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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-24
ENQUIRER OFFICE.
RicAmond, May 81, 1915
EIIROPF

EUROPE.
he advices, we have received, leave us
no room to doubt, that England has declared
war against France, for the purpose of die
tating to the Nation the choice Of a P7sIsz.
How far the allied S0vereigns, < particular
ly Austria, viii accedc to this proceeding,
time Will shortly disclose TO us. But if the
statements, which we have heard, are to be
Ielied on, Bonaparte will be able 10 withstand
the gathering storms of all their veDgeance--
We learn for instance, from the most res
pectab!e source, that Bonaparte has the en-
thu7iastic hearts Of all his soldiers
That. as far rs the Americans could as
certain it at Paris. he will scarcely have less
than $50 600 troops to support him
mat Prince Mlurat leans towards him--ss
he is long since satisfied, that the keoifiunte
S7UereigUs, as soon as they burst, would GUST
linn, as well as all those who we bot of the
royal blood, from power
And that the inhabitants of Belgium ere
with him--as they fear, that if they were
annexed TO Holland, the Scheldt would be
closed and the Commerce of Antwerp extin-
Sulshed thro' the jealousy Of Amsterdam.
Inc Pcofie ut France, too, if they retain
any OF their high-mindod Cuiyalry, will rally
around hiDl--becausc the Allies have dared
to interfere with the internal government OF
their own country, to decklre who shall be their
N.
they do not kiss the rod with good grace.
TO make France the theatre of desolatnp
war-and because if she be conquered again.
her troops WI be reduced, her establish
ments diminished, and herself cut down 10 the
rae o. comparatively contemDGble power
Tor our own parts, we clo not hesitate to
WISH B)napaTtc suCCCss--Bccausc It is in part
'nc contest OF legitimate SOY creigns with the
rights Of -goveinmcnt--be Bona
part IS, We beuevr, ne choice cf the People.
i'r q could he arrive AT tho throne with
on, ne sword being drawn or ono stone Ie-
Feiled at his head !--bccquse innovation on
nc established prejuiices 81 Europe has more
20 expect rom his success, thon from The
triumph Of hereditary sovereisns-and be-
'u'c 79e hsve more to expect from him. and
~ on his attachment 90 Revolutionary princi.
| pies, than miserable Bourbon Drottee and
'he tool Of the English government.
here Is no doubt, that lie has past an Or.
zeal, which viii purify him from some Of l,i,
"ctects-that adversely MS cnsstised him
! * d'ss patcd many Of those am5itious dream,
Of influence and conquest, which his fancy t.,s
once mduigsd.
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IL dictatinA to rance, England must look
well to herscisA Clouds chicken around her.
and the nu,nals of her own people be-
gin 10 escape. 1'he Corn-Iazv is obnoxious
The Income tQr whose exit has been so
pleasing 10 the loyal Britons, must again
De dug up I; for as John Bull f,ays all,
and subsidies the troops which are to bleed /;
as he is SO kind as to furnish al, tie Gil
which is to lubricate the military machine,
he must again contribute additional taxes
for the pleasure of giving laws 20 his neighhors.
Will his sons be quiet under these iopo-
stions Win they freely consent to pay them
for the pleasure of a tilt At Bonaparte
But whether he falls or succeeds, sYe shall,
preserve our rights and independence, with
out the aid of France. When Bonapartc was
exiled to Elba, we were left to contend single
handed again st the gathering resources of @. Is.
We fought and we conque red-we gained
more, ard more splendid victories az inst her
augmented forces. We f,roUed, that we could
defend our rights against any assailaint a
gainst England or against France. And we
learn with the highest Satisfaction, from the
most respectable sources, that the American
Character now stands higher in the eyes of
all Europe, than it has done since our Revo-
luton and that nations who once wondered
at our political felicity, are now astonlshed by
our military achievements.
The next Great News from Europe must
be deeply interesting The next breeze may
watt us the signs of thousands. We wait
with anxious solicitude for tho issue.
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&c STATIONARY STORE AMI
BOOK BIND ERY.

FREDERICK A. MAYO e. Co.
% ESPECTFULLY inform The Pubic, that they
I @ have opened u Dock * Stationary Store s. Book
jiinery, in thai weIl-,own stand lately occuped by
Samuel Pleasats, decd, few doors below the Bell
Tavern.
They have made arrangements for regular supply of
Books and Stationary, which wi lie found equal to any
IN ;!,is city, and from their perfect acquaintance with
BINDING, are induced TO invite share ofpa,:onaee
From New-iork, they expect in few DAYS sup
ply otChurcf's Patent Medicines, which will be re-
tailed at the New.York pr.ccs.
Nav
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NOTICE.

Tie Subscribers, under The firm Of
LEWIS, PERKINS 81 Co.
uAVlNtI taken the South tenement of Col. Bull
locks bindings, fronting the Bsin, where they
can store large quantities vi any article offer their e-
vices Gas Commission .h,chGnfs) to their Friends and
tie public at large.
They have for sale large quantity Of Pit Goals ~
ing nloi'ng the lumbcr-hCuse OF Eek & Richardson
on the Basr, and will treat with any person (who
comes well recommerded) for Rising Of cua at MAJOR
inc. MallOrl , rts, IN P,whatan.
WarHer Leafs, Po5erf Minis,
Mar. Perkins. Robert F,iead.
Nav 2d-6D,
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May 246n,

virtue of a Deed Of Trust, .cuted Nv John
Z , Clong To- the Subscribers bearing tste he 20h
January 17J5, and praveh and recorded in Hanover
county eourt, the 5th 'ebruar} then ff Ni,g
VIII be Sold tn the highest bidder, areeably to law, on
the Gath dey OF June next at the residence of the said
Cioush-Ihe property named in said deed consist
Of Lana, AuTes. Horses, C.Iffie AID .Shecb and
Ho"sehod Furniture, 70 satisfy Thomas s ark Ger
tain sun.s 81 cy stated ia the sid deed o b. due
from the sad C!migh 60 him. with tie iat"rrst dat
shall have accrued thereon aAi tic charges Of The s.
trust and for carrying tie same into cif.ct--Or 50
much Of the SAIL property will be- sold IS VIII raise
sum sufficient 20 answer thess purposes.
JDhn Il Uiiar,
Parke Street
HanoUcT, Ji1v 24.---4c97ct
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Bofley, soth March, 1915.
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0 NJ M VIE ITO N.
departed this life on Saturday night, the 18th inst
.fr. JOini Raine, ofCumberland County of the pre-
vail;ng Epidemic, which he bore with fortude aud
6''nness frnm whom scarcely heard groan-
who has left vile children TO deplore the rrepar-
able loss.
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PEACE. ESTABLISHMENT.

The National lntelligencer OF Monday last
embraces General Order of MIR. Dallas,
Acting Secretary of War, designating the
Organization of the Military Peace Esta-
bisllment of the United States"-then fol-
low his letters of the Sth and 18th of April
to the officers constituting an advisory board
of war, with other papers detailing the
whole THAT organization, the register Of the
officers, &c. &c.-1'he CORPS of artillery is to
embrace 80 companies, or $500 men--the
light artillery, 10 companies or $50 men-the
infantry, 50 companies, or 5 40 men--the
rfiemen, 10 companies or $50 men--In all
$3.50 men.
The troops are to be in 9 military divisions
that of the NORTH, to Comprise mill
t"y deharfments--that of the SOUTH, 4 de-
hartmenfs.-1fajor General Brown with.
Brigddier Generals Msccmb and Ripley,
are assigned to the Division of the Norjh
Maj. General Jack son, with Brig. Grner-
ais Scott & Gaines to that of the South.
]. G.. Swift, Moses Porter, C L. Mitchell
Daniel Bissel, Hugh Brady, John Miller,
VIM. King, James Miller, II. Atkinson, James
Mcdonald, r. {. Nicholas, and Thos. A.
Smith are assigned as Colonels.
Mr. Dallas thanks for the services of the
officers and troops, and his parting words are
warm, eloquent and affecting.
Gjj- We learn that Mr.. Eppes has forwarded to Mr.
lg.t,iD Inv. let, L
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NOTICE.

q The Subscriber hsvng declined business, re-
quests all persons having CHAINS against him, make
them known for settlement He earnestly becs Il ose
indebted TO him. TO call and settle the same.
ELL4S T. L~4CR4TZE.
NAV "a --wSw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-24
TO tie Sfcs&hoiderS q5 The Farmer Bank
II Y1srHiq

ESyHEREAS by the act establishing the Farmer.'
w BACK OF Virginia, IL ~ oYHe,, that T" mum.
her OF Stockholders, not less than twenty who To-
getlier, shall D. propretors OF sixty shares shall lave
power 1t any time to cali General Meeting OF he
Stockholders s1r purposes relative the institution :,
Aud whereas the subscribere beisg proprietor. or
sixty shares and upwards, esi Gus of csllip, ,
General Meeting OF the Stockholders ter The uui,,o,
o obtaining tie ersctioa of bye-iaw which 81 "a
compel the Board cf Directors OF the Farmers RA <
@ Irynis at Richmond, to- tei change with the sew
erai Departments ut The SAIL Bank at Noviok Pc
'etsbrg, Freder. ~.surg, Winchester and iynchbu,c
s1cii nionihi, nts dim viiusfs accounts .s a..
ouw required from the sail Dep. rtrnen,s ana i,,ris,
10 the sad Directors at Richmond. or to a-nu the
sad R"e not na'le reciprocal; also to revise the bye
The Stockholders ofthe Farmers Bank Of Nirciu;.
WI" therefore please tase notice, that general meet
ing of tie said Stockholders will be convened Al ,b,.
Banking iituse Of The sat, B;,rs in the city oil Re.,
moad on Friday the 7t day Of July rext at 10 a.
CLOCK, An tr the purpose OF tskinp into consideration
the pinpriety oil adopting the aforementioned ve-I-u
Ah OF placing the Departments at Norfolk Peershire
Frcder ksburg, Winchester and Lynchbt,.,r on \ r.
eiprocaI otng with ,he Bank at Richmond, also % a,
mend the said Ger-rsi byc-sws as to prevent any
future alteration othem unless SUCH intention and ,,,,
nature OF y, mas first been promulgated through u,x
Newspapers
John Cranberry, Pres't oi'Iohn 1abb
the Als'ine lusuraueel Caleb Bonsa
Company. Warren Ashley
VIM. Pennoek, President VIM r. Hunter
on te ohion Insurance aichal'l Iayior
COMPANY john SDuthsa
George Mel tosh Wilson s. Cunrip,b.,
m,'bert Henley a'nes Williamson
WIN. D,ekon Philip IIenop
''m Lay Tor. - Wright SmphgHte
noDert SanaiJ WIN +. Gray
Alexander +. Rose iohn Ross
w. -. Stoue Chan les Austin
Garrt Minor Iohn = Brooke
"hn NJ cSay Philip Tabb
'ancs Henderson houas Griffin
VIM. b. Seden John C,syer
Whi u. lamp " Illan Jordan
vi .rtin Fisk q Co. ltobt. Souttvr
w m -lLXwCH iohn Leslie
George Wilson IIohn West
Thomas Dickson tichd Dpmmond
James ID kes David MhacIu
Waiter Heron Geo w. Camp
wilson Boush Thomas Moran
.. w. Henop u gene Higgins
WIN Sharp " Cooke
Christopher Fry =; Is p ,indcxter
John Taylor Edward WadJey
hornas DAVIS i. h. Clarke
george White Holt Wilson
Jasper Moran Delany & Roberts
I'm uuis WIN Small
Il SturteySnt Philemon Gstewooa
Joseph Nanholt John Stone
James OCunnor 4 Ferret
john Madden Nym. iIsgagnos
Va d usoumat Samuel Osborne
iona Langley surweIl h. Moseley
W'i'am Dale Woodhouseiij MeCanschsa
Wilson Butt VIM. BRYANT
BuerS Seymour
Norfolk, Hay Gath, 1915 --2aw6w
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TO the Stockholders Of the Bank Of T.r,g.rs-

S%THEREAS by the establishing the Rank of
w Virginia, IL is provided that 4 number of Stock
hode not less than sixty, who together shall be ,r
presors of three undred shares shall have mower at
,y time to caStA general meet Of tie Stockoi,I.s
tor purposes relative the institutions Aud whereas
we the subscribers being propreto of three hundred
shares and inward are DESTROYS of calling general
meeting ofthe stockholders for the purpose of Obtain
Ing The enacton al bye-aw which shall compel the
Board Of Directors Of the Bank of Virgin al R,cb-
mont, to interchange with the several departments of
the said Bank Mt Norfolk, Petersburg, Federck slrp
Lynchburg and Winchester, such monthly statements
otidiv"iuAls accounts as are now required from the.
sid Departments and furnished to the said Directors
at Richmond, annul the said rele if not made re-
ciplOca asH, to revise the bye
The Stockholders of the Bank Of Virginia. will
please tax" fi"". tnat general meeting OF tin. slid
stockholders will be convened the Banking Hnu..
OF the SAID Bank in the city OF Richmond on Saraay
tire eighth day of JAY next at 10 clock NJ for tl,.
purpose oftakins into consideration the propricty of
adopting the aforementioned bye.law, and of placing
The Depar ments Norfolk, Petersburg Frederick a..
burg, Lyrc'burg and Winchester, on reciprocal
fnoIing with the Bank Rich non also to a,n-,,d die
'ad h5yetws,so as to prevent future nj era
on o' them, uiless suah ate ton, a.d the nature Of it,
has first bet-u ul,at. tt,rn,uh
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
RIM Il WV

~ II Y ILtI W ALlIs
R.HINd WAY
THROW me living in Goochla g. vt Dover Pits III
3 lick, yel0w n"r--I bon ~ him of Docfor. Geo
&e'e', who formerly resided in Richmond - Flick.
make doubt hut he will ln@ about Rocketts where
he Is veil scqusuted-he VET sci or whilst Size
~ owned HIN, for some tine--I am aDItreheusye
dat his AIM will be- to get board Of some yesei--
Elllck very likely, about te feet nine Or ten n.h
hgh--he has = mark und'r q belieye) his left a,.
hrs the aPpesi7,'ce ota iutuhs d., vlsn he vent
a"~y. vas wlute hOme-sYOn pun,lm s, and short
cOst.
D'Vr'N STREET.
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GT We learn that Mr.. Eppes has forwarded to Mr..
Randolph list of % Votes to which he has n.,e spc-
c'hc objections. Mr. Randolph's nou,nl majority III
wall be reccllectcdl is but 62
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-27
Or Monday last, some Of the hostile
LONDON. June /.

Ronaparte, has caused laullEcoult to
write to 1.tarmunt, to invite am again to
ms service but the latter refused with
INTERCHANGEABLE following Is an extract
i.oui lie answer -
;. i ga Know Sir, with what devotion !
served lonapai tie as long as hns destiny
ua; united with that CT france. ker some
ears rast. had not assembled to myself
t,ie INJUSTICE OF his enterprises, the eX-
;raya ance OF his projects, has ampltloh
. his crimes but he was the head OF the
tate and his successes however Gull able
t4ey appeared, seemed to me better TO-
lie country than. FeIe.ses, "msh b,
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$50 DoAays REGARD.

RAN AWAY from the subscribers, On
Sunday tie lctI Instant,
FEHHREE Negro Men. mar ed !Gfepneu
q Lunnen, and Joseph, Or calls him
self JOSIAH CAIN.
tGlsrhey Is sc years Of age. yellow.
stout, we'll looking feilnv--he has. Wien
examined, on bis let fo,t SIX toes. the
sixth causes him to have FoIe IN his hoe
or boot on that foot, be also la. scar On
lis right leg occasioned BY the cut of a.
scvthe.
Lmnnen is of a very dark complexion.
about feet 8 inches high, 90 years Of
age, no visible marks.
Josiah Cain is about S feet 9 incbex
high, well built and very chunkey, dark
compassionate took 18th him sSme cot
ton cloathing hich cannot be rarticuIa
rized-be is about SO or So years of age.
It is expected they will endeavor to rass
as free men by having forged passes
,stepney and Lu5lncn took With them be.
tu cen forty and fifty dollars, together
with two OF three different suits of cloaths.
1t is expected. they are making either for
the state OF Ohio or Pennsylvania, as tIey
are aiming for their freedom. We will
give the above reward if they are secured
in any jail so that We Get item again, or
FIFTY DOLLARS for either of them,
and all reasonable charges.
Ls7ois r. Wnugh,
James Hoffman,
Living in strasburg.
Shenandoah County, Virginia,
July 90. eo2w*
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-27
PoRT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ENTERED.
Schr. Consolation, Nevett, Baltimore,
cleared for Georgetown.
sloop, Union, Middleton from Nor.
folk.
Wilmington, TDal.1 July 10.
ENTEpFD.

WttMingtOn, Det. Jug 10.
Ar. at NEWCASTLE, ship Superior, in
fsa days from Liverpool, capt. John Ha-
h. .ilt6n.-No news.
: It is with pleasure I'VE notice the re-
Eatl of capt. Sawyer, of the revenue cut
ter Gen. Green, to his station on the De-
Ilaware, after having saved the ship VIM.
R. Johnson, John Ii. Shaw, master, with
d: valuable cargo, from all but a total loss.
This valuable ship entered the Bels-
ware. from London, bound to Philadel-
phia, on Sunday the 9th inst. under A
|merican colors, running up the bay with
Ia fair wind, at tie rate of seven knots ar
hour, she struck upon the oyster bed, be-
fore dav break, on Monday the 10th, at
|hi.h water. The collector of Delaware
having heard Of Ter situation, ran the
distance OF fifty miles iii the cutter gen
Green, in few hours. Captain Sawyer,
On boarding her early in the morning OF
the 18th INST. found the master III great
distress, stating that his people had work.
led their passage, and would not assistin
axtricat:ns him from his danger. The
ship had not more than six feet water a
loagside at young food tie mate ano
Fart OF the crew had deserted her. The
Collector directed that the ship should be
Immediately lightened, under his inspec-4
tion, into small craft, and capt. Sawyer,
With his officers and crew, turned To and
lightened the ship sufficiently to bring
.er on an even keel, having WORKED. al
night, and bowsed her OF into deep wa
Ter on the morning Of the 18th inst. The
Wind coming 10 iron the sea, the colec-
.or ordered the slip and lighters. to run
up the bay and river into Sinooth water,
III. the Llri.tlana, and there reshipIer
}ae cargo with little or no loss. One o!
tie lighters, WHICH was laden with aqua
.o.tis, was struck with lightning ; the
mast aud dsek was shattered, but the
cargo escaped fortunate circumstance.
TOR had t,e boxes OF aquatortIs been
struck, tie vessel and cargo must have
tseD totally destroyed.
On the latn, capt. Sawyer secured
the snip and cargo, at the wharf in PHI
iadelphia. The merchants appear sensi,
sio!e 1.-THE extraordinary easrtioas Of the
iteyeaue Officers of delaware, On tins
OCCASION, and have determined to make
capt. Sawyer his officers AID crew, a
handsome acknowledgment !or their ser-I
ices. The expenses If the liz hters, aad
lie aafrase dotls sy !igs;s.,.s as, issse ices
lad By Ms. Vaughan, Of Philadelphia, "a |
.snt Ter the undew riters in England |
where tue Zip and cargo were insured. |
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Peyton & Dundas,
! valuable Farm and Mill
FOR SALE

FEVHE subscriber will sell by authority,
Il the NIL and Plantation vf.ch Re
now occupies, belonging to Lydia Hough,
.'tuated en- the edge CT a German settle-
ment in the County Of Lcudon. 9 niles
" W. Of Lees,s 6 and two and an half
niles from Waterford, on Reaver-pam
Creek, and in one Of the best wheat
neishborhoods in tie county. The tract
contains $50 Acres. SURPASSED 5ynone in
the county for its fertility. About one
third of the land is we'll timbered. & the
balance in state ofhigh cultivation. the
whole of which is well wat.red, having
one Or more springs in each field. The
mill is a stronS frame building, two and
a half stories high with three floors, with
one pair ct manufacturing burrs. feet in
diameter, together with Erans' machine
ry complete, and ore rair of country
stones, four feet in diamcter-There are
also on the premises and near the mill
a comfortable dwelling house. a good
miller's house, good framed barn and
other necessary out houses.
The above property. owing to its situ-
alton and numerous advantages, viii, no
doubt. be worthy the attention Of any
person DESTROYS oi investing their money
unreal estate OF tie above description.
SAMUEL. i:OUGH,
n. B. The above described property
will be sold eitherin body or divided as
may best suit purchasers S. FL.
Loudoun Go. March ~
April IS. eotf
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.Neic. Tur'., .JNlg %.

Neio- Tor'c, Jelly %.
BY the srrival OF the brig Recover, IN
IS DAYS tron Martinique, we learn that
on the lst inst. the governor OF that isl
and issued a proclamation against the Of
hcers at Guadalupe Tor taking posses
sion Of tie pubic money, Which was ra's-
ed uli1er tirc istscsi-bun saIlurltY, ara aI-
propriatius 1t to the use of tue Imperial
Government. HE proctauatioa also
censures the persons friendly to the
nourbons ior ornlttlng to secure the pup
lie funds previous to the late change OF
flags.
y also learn, that On the ED OF June,
a very heavy gale Inexperienced at
fobaso; by wLich very considerable da-
mage was done - the shipping. -FOUR
BRUSH vessels were driven Oh shore, one
Of which was large snip a'ien viii. ST.
CARS. The same eAtendea along tie coast
Of Surrinam and Demarara.
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July e..
Fresh Drugs and Medicines
William Harper, Jun.

Apothecary and Druggist, Alexandra
FairFax-streei,
HTAs lately received general 4
sortment of Drugs, Medicine
shop Furniture, Walls, Dye Stuffs, e
and is in daily expectation Of a very e
tensiye supply, which was selected fire
the latest importations, AND will ~arra
them to be pure and genuine, and Il
prices as low as they can be purchas'
Iof equal quality in the district.
GOOD credit given to physicians and me
chants in the country, and their orde
Executed with the utmost care & ate
tion--Country produce will be recei,
at tie highest cash price in payment f
Medicines.
/ have 5000 VT. of the first quail
Logaoood on hand at reduced price.
July q.
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A Murderer has lately been brought to
punishment in England, 81 years after
tie commission Of the crime.
.Nesc- London, { Coan.) Mly.

The fragment (alout eighty men) of the
late sTth Re5iment, which garrisoned
our Forts, duciag TIE war, are ordered
Immediately proceed to II. Y. Fort
Griswclti is now sarrlsoned by the pri-
soners, sho arrived here some time
since from Halifax, who, peer fellows.
remain yetaapaid, and without the means
of gong to ti.eit fa-iilies, except by beg
giag Gssif bread. !.