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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-04

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IN Wednesday, 9Th instant, at eleven
o'clock, will be sold at our AUCTION
Warehouse, variety Of Dry Goods,
consisting eff
Cloths and Cassimeres
Yestings
Irish Linens
Cotton Shirtings,
Madras Handkerchief
Cambria ditto
Hosiery. Laces
Sewing Cotton
Cambria Muslins
Fancy ditto
FUR and Silk Hats
Shawls, etc. etc.
November 8
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-04
November Q
Building Lots at Auction.

Isaall offer at public sale on Saturday
the 28tbaof Oct. at a O'Clock, is yalua-
bic building lots, situated on Washing
ton, Princess, st. Asaph, and Columbus
Streets, in pleasant part of the town,
they will be sold upon credit OF 6 q IL
months, and satisfactory conve vance
will be made udon the payment Of the
purchase money.
Ihave also Olots which are adjoining
the above which wish to lease for a
c. Griffith.
Oct. 4 dts
p he sale of the above
property is postponed till SATURDAY
EVENING next, a half past 5 o'clock.
Griffith and Brawnsr.
Nov
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-04
Valuable Sale Of
D r Y C O o D S.

On zi0NaAY next, at ten o'clock, will
commence the sale, at Auction, OF the
stock Of Dry Goods, Belonging to
WKt. C. Regers, at his Store 2 doors
below the Mechanics Bank, KiDg-
street, A.exaniria-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-04

&c pFsces above gwen, where the
qua tisy i isst stated, is By the SO kiio.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-22

but 50 many studies preparatory to the pat
riot OF the new. Individual instances 10
doubt there were, splendid exemplihcations of
some single qualification. Cesar was merci-
fui-Scipio was continent-Hanhibal was pa
tient-but it was reserved for Washington to
blend them all in one, and like tine lovely
chef d'suurc of the Grecian artist, to exhibit
IN one glow OF associated beauty. the pride OF
every model, and the perfection OF every mas
ter. As a general he marshalled the peas
ant INTO veteran, and supplied by disci-
pine the absence OF experience. As a states
man, he enlarged the policy of the Cabinet
into the most comprehensive system Of gen
erM advantage end such was the wisdom OF
mis- views. and the philosophy of his councils,
that 10 the Soldier and the Statesman lie
almost. added the character Of the Sage A
conqueror. he was untainted with the crime
OF biood--a revolutionist, he was free from "a :
ny stain OF treason; for aegrs sson ccmmen-
4 ced the contest, and a country called him to
the command. Liberty unsheathed his sw ord
NECESSITY stained-victory returned IL. If
he had paused here, history might doubt
what station to assign him; whether at the
head OF her Citizens or her Soldiers-her
Heroes or her Patriots. But the last elori-
Gus act crowned his career, and banishes
hesitation. Who. like Washington, after hs-
wing freed Country, resigned her Crown.
anu reureu TO cottage rather than reign
in Capitol Immortal man! He took from
the Battle its crime, and from the ConG,rs st
its chains-he left the victorious glory of
his self-denial. and turned upon the Van
pushed only retribution of his mercy. Hap
ny, proud America The lightniugs of
Heaven could not resist your Sage-the temp
tation OF earth could not corrupt your Sol
der I,
give you, Sir, the memory of George
Washington"
Mr. Paih7as, aye xndersto,,d, is G uu-
tue Of SEgo, and is 6tas fzseRty eight years
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-22
HOUSE AND LANDS
FOR SIZE.


an the second MohdAy n May next, being Jnne.
W ety Comfy Conrt day, viii be sold at the Raw
LEIGH Tavern, IN the city Of Williamsburg
One House and Lot on the main street IN sad eay.
above the Court House, now occupied by Mr. Frigb.
net;
One Tract of Land containing 100 aeres, within 3
miles ot the ey bounded by the lsa of Afessrs Ia
Eaterro ard Coleman; and
one Tract of Land IN James City county, bordering
on creek leading into CbickahouGy river confirming
ne hundred ard FIVE acres kno-n nv the
name OF Fentos tract, bnunded by the ards If Nor
res, Prewt and others III tbs last tract the dover Of
the widow OF the late John Fsnton ia reserved.
lis deemed unnecc ssa-y say my thing respecting
the quality ct these lands, resunipg persons desroI
Of purchasing win view than ere the day Of sale Sir
months credit wib allow ed the pnrchasels and boas
with approved security, and deed Of trust in each case
viii he required.
hfr. John Coke Of Willismsb,rg, win shew the house
and lot IN tom, ard give any reccsry information to
a'ose who may enquire restricting the lands
GEO. WATT.
ADrjl 5---eut9,ISJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-22
THE SUBSCRIBER

WAVING received information, TO be rerei oo.
z that the Supreme Court OF tie United States
have unanimously decided ne adjourned by the
Circuit Court Of Virginia that court in the case of
Oliver Evans against ioriaa e Morclead in fyo- nj
the plaintiff Evans, he takes this method to inform, ~
pefsons. who have nscd the Inventions and improve
nients OF the said Ersns which are occurred hin BY
bis patent grsote under the of Congress psssed in
January 1903, without Iicenee thst if they apply i'm
mediatey, the subscriber &c Authorised 70 giant them
tcetce for usng the tsii Inventions ard improvements
upon receiving the patenfees With Interest," and in case
of pending sujis the co-t and not to ekue. the llama
ges given u.rdeF the Patent Ls~s
JOHN MoOSY,
.9geat for 0Euer Epoz,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-22
April S.
Office. City Of UIasanyfou. !,
March 14sh, 1915. s

4 PPOiNTED Nv the President of the {yrteJ
- States, for earring into execution. the nc,
W congrcss lately passed, entitled "An nc, ma
k'ng appropriations Ioc repairing q. rebuilding ths
p"c!ic buildings within the CITY os Washington" are
r.sdy 10 sciye proposals Cor supplying ..e n,a.eyi
ais which VIII be necessary tor repairing and re-
hni'dmy the Capi.rl, Presidents House, and Exeeu.
tive Offices. ss1
intbe present state ofineiper, preparation, il is i'm.
;osSne 'or ,is commissioners To ascertain pa, tcua.
y, TIE probable q'.sntiy dissertation of mafcra
which will be Immediately wanted. Large onants,
Of ree-s9ne, bricks. lime sand, nails plank oak and
pine timber, will he Contracted for. 50 500, ,s TIC
iroper bills - estimates traished bv t,,. a,cnt nc
the hoari. ~ho will be Immediately appointed N, s,,
pcinten'' the works. under tier dir, ctiop In the
mean time, IL may not be improper fr those who arc
willing 10 contract for the supply of mat .,ias tn o;,
their proposals immediately. describing part;cnl,r;,
the quant'ty, quslity and dimensions of the MAN.,
scantling, and timber they can furnish. x -
large number at Mechanics of the Following des
eriptias who goo snd faithful wor<men. vii, bs
wanted iom all parts oftbe United States; tey may
caicniste on good wages, and constant employ;
.foirers,
Stonc-Cntters,
Rrickiayers md
Stonr- Nasons.
As~ell a,snperinten,krts oeexpeY;en,e snd cha.
raeter 20 overlook and the faithful perfcrn,.ncc
e' the work, IN each branch A considerable number
oitabonrers will be Immediately employed
Applications to be be made, either ty letter /nos,
pad9 or M perso Ia the board Or either of the mem
.tereof, at Their Office in the present Canlo Of
JOHN p. VAN NESS. Z.
RICHARD B. LEE,
April Is------st
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-22
WILLIAM ANDERSON.

I'd ! Virtue r! Deed Of Tusl executed the Sch
haf, isi3. end If reccrl m the Ilcnrico County
Conrt vii be soil TO the bglicrt bidder on the 90
Nsy next upC1 the premises, ~ the right tile r.,
eres, ard h'tafe, of Henry Banks. Esq. o. =. ard
% irsct ~ Land, T. 70 m the ennnty n il,fr,eo
purchased ~ ,'m 81 ise ife Cnl John JIsrvic, con.
riro ,abph 800 acre., avi through which the Jarees
RIVER Sne passes. mse r. t,e said lsul - viii
fsebsres ne sarsbg the ssii deed sncirs to ne rsf
{" Vel NCoc, Together With fbc sxpeBces siteD,,ipe
BE Safe. , ne te vii be- maAe hy one or ,aore u,
nc i,is,ees u esid d.ej fyeatiore.i'
April ~. 1s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-22
70 DNLLA1S re WARD.

ID ANAW AS from the subscriber ON the me- at oftie
&c, 25th at March hist,
7U'0 APPRENTICES,
" the names cf ALEXANDE2 ;yANrI.T TON
WOOD, 81 LEROY kEESEE, bct,, CT then, h,tScs,
the ages off9 ard 20 years, and hath OF them veil
rsseli in blue snd bac, b,adclo.., domestic CLOTH
&c. &c. '
Woods about feet,9 inche. high, aliro, with ~
yeay tim visaec high roman rose, dark eyes x har
kers.e is absut the same leiglah of Wood, has ,air
hair and skin, and dark eyes, and Is considerably s,oo,
shoahiered They were both Iudentci to mc. TO learn
the art and trade Of Windsor Chair Making, 'rnriiav.
Sc aud have acquired pretty general knowledge
thereot Wood understands the e'h;dng spi or
nanenta. painting tole,aby weIl his time oil seyr=
viii be up in July. 1876, and Keesees IN Dec If ts,
year. Tho above reward will be given, or $40 Ei-
either, ans ga adlitiona' sum Of SIS tor every h,,.
drtd miles they may Ne brought over two hun,ire,
miles.
All persons whatever hereby csuticned s.,;r..
harbouiing, employing assisting them in auy manneS
or form whatever, as the law will be executed with an
It's force on such otFaiteta.
April 10 A.,
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FOR SALE.

"A 1rset Of Lsud, in Powhstsn county, about six
~ nhe' above the Court House, ten from James ri,
ver, and ore mile from Apporna:;ox
Ih's land lies uncommoniy welI; its soil il no, info
ror To- t'st o. any tract IN the county about a third
part only cleared. the ba,ce remarkably well sun
pied with good timber siie improvements sos-s
,aated IN sI agreeable ncghbourhood. Apply to the
sulecribor Irving IN Manchester
-4BNER CRUsrf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-22
TO The PUBLIC.
TLrR cr1norn,


THE SUBSCRIBER
I'D ESPECTFULJY informs the citizens Of Rich
q rnond, that De has removed to q ho.ise o ShocI-
lately occupied b. Mrs. Mary Roddey, where be m
tends CARRYING the
C.gRPE.N'T'ER'S BUSINESS,
IN AL its vsious branches lie aa,teps himself from b
experience in business, together with lis strict o,ten
tohlciity apd dispatch which bis engagements viii; al
ways meet With to partake Of share OF the lrarons0s
Of liberal public
- is, ALLEN, Jr
Who win, the 81 ,hy of Auril- oper
BO.qRII.NG- HOUSE.
and viii accommodate all those who nay please e, r,So,
him with their company, With to.rd nv the week
month"; or yeaT, on Reasonable terma as csn no a.
tanned in the Oity.
--9LSO-
FOR SALE,
Severrj likely .NICKO BOYS e Girls
April 5. #
4 RCITiBhLD ORACLE, JAMES q fIPT
"A KING, ROBERT WALKER 3 ED-
WARD ATKINSON, have united IN busi-
ness, under the firm of
james g. King e Co. Eew-Yorl., /.
AND
UOkter, atkinson e CO. Pefers5urr
6prii SO.
Notice 10 Clerks 1T C0nrIs.
JERKS el,nse dHts Il is trans H. 4, DE Auf;
~ = Ofitsr Cones ~. ne Sicr.T D, rIs ave ,a
,es''y re1pr'ed % be prn'op a. flra .liscy nv, "a
ny JSO BUDFOOr, A.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-22
TIE SUBSCRIBERS

SEEREBf give notace to NJ; whom L may concern,
that TIN. looks OF accounts and rapcrs containing
evidences 1T debts due TO He6sle- - ~ ood have been
transferred to- and in possession o the subscribers
WHO all authorised receive pavn,,t of al mo-
nsy due to them. All persons indebted TO the said
firm, earnestly entreated to come forward aud adj
just their accounts. 49, ".
F'PEDERIr,Y PJ E.aS.2NrYS.
HENRY 7'O-NPKI.N.S, Jr :.
JOIN j. TAILOR.
Trustees.
April S. ,r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-22
PATAPsCO COTTON FACTORY.
80 6nR6cRLREpS

En re leave ~ announce TO the publie. that drew
h have their factory, ELECTS Mills in csni.
pete operation ard hgve opciied their Wsreho,,ye a,
M lao, Market street, ffe Store formerly occ'n,ed
by the Union Manufacturing Cropsny,1 for the s.lc
OF ec,son yarn, Of which they nave on haul an ex-
the quality Of their machinery, snd t,e Improved plan
Of ie whole work. they viii be enssled TO Offer nc
gr'ol Yarn. az any made n the United States Com
try merchants viii fDd 4 tbee interest 10 esu and
look a; the Tara.
EO1. CR.gYss Co..
Y,,y,f,,ore g,-s 10 ~.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-22
From I.4sa dcs Lois-.3 Mem Orleans taber.
ME%ICO

We have at last news from this interesting country
The Independents or revoutonsts never appeared so
formidable We give tho following extracts from let
tiers which hive been kindly communicated to u.s. and
upon which tepeedencs th.. :..,.:. 10;
eed, as they are written by roysss Interested 10 dis
simulate rather than exargerae their cisasteis-rhe
dates tom Mexico and Xs!sps gono farther than the
ain Of NoVem6er because since it,at epoch there
no communications vii. Ve-n Cy,z,s those
from this last place are down the seventeenth. as AN
uaiy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-22

STkAYED,
ENRON the plantation oi Mir. Firncis N Branch sig
miles from Ma, chester, abalt the LIST OF fls-ci,
a suoR 'oane or niDs g riIss coioiceG
- HORSE,
fte or six years OIL, has white spe.s about bv
back and rump, switch tail anu Tin mare, trots aug
c'nters toleraby vcli ard his been kept exclusively
for the saddeA liberal reward will he raid 20 anr
person who will deliver the said horse 10 Mr.
BRANCH, Inspector at johsto,,s wsse-louse, in Msa.
chester. or to tne subsc,.bsrir I;ic,nond.
~ JOHN II. SUBJ EFT.
April 10. ox
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"x.IA,. NV < ,a,d

The insurgents become every day more formula
Die ami more nameros owing L. the weakness which
marks the conduct OF our easers; and unfortunately
acre are Among US ton many Who believing that Che
ievononits viii triumph over the royaIists give them
nnFerhand ar wat is NOR painful remark, Is that
government krow,t and dare nor punish Our troops
are n want Of every thing snd are daily deserving 20
The enemyi who, haviog possession Of the interior,
want for nothing
There isns songer any percepibie remedy to all
hs ana only wait 10 have RENTED what have res
eued IRON the ruins, TO pass 10 Europe"
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NOTICE-

FENiIE Subscriber III not receive any more conizp.
Z rnents aaer tbe first lay of May next When he
win cndessor cOss all former coasrrucnts as soon
6s possible. o. NORRIS
April to.--it
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FORSAY.E.

FOR SALE,
e Er the Sd "Wednesday May next, being Povha-
w Ia, Ct"rt day, the
+ T4?ER.N' md SEVEN LOIS
thereto appcrtainug containing 81 acres Of land known
~ the of .ircher's Talcrr, in the town Of
Sco,'sviiie, Po~hatan comfy. f'hs properly lies IN
tue centre OF the iowa OF Scosville, opposite to the c.
House, on the great western road. The n.sls fronA
Lynchbfg and Halifax stop this place. and Tor inter.
Course OF travellers is Of the public stages IA
Virginia
. he above property win be sod On = credit q one
ana o years deed OF trust the lots aud h.ls.s.
w..h bond and security to the purchase ,oaey
will be required. An irie,easl,..s title will be MAZE
10 the purchaser. AT the same time aud ,,,aSe the
undersigned will offer for sale, quantity Of a.s-qli
turnituiv and few slaves
W.T.. ARCHER,
1frtsice - trent
ApraIe. ~ tia
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FOR SALE,
Two Valuable Negro Men--appy At this Office.
"A nril ~ -,
COTTON YARNS.

,,, 1t reduced Prices
tEfhh Yarns spin at the Richmond Cotton Factory
Z were, on the ist instant, reduced to the annexed
prices, by retail, from which liberal deen,s rI h.
made 70 whnles,le 4l.alct,. -
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.VgnA Car1 Ian - =,

VERA CRUZ, IAN IL, 1915
'We are here IN the creates, consternation tl re-
Tontionisls 'ri';mph in sight Gus.
" An English sicop Of WIZ has .jist arrived to pro.
tect our commerce, and to CONVEX the funds OF ind VIZ
duas and OF the government 70 Eorope. We expect
some other Ensyh vessels The captain of the British
vessel, Indifferent 20 our saserings exact, from us
25 per cent for the freight; and il we add the 9s r
cent which We psy to the nsarg.ne, for the effects
which pass through the country they occupy and ten
dollars for each nos OF carriage very little will re-
rl;aa Co US.
January II.
"Of all the advantsges gained By Tie insurgents the
mott disastrous for Tvs he rou Of the arpy declined
for the defnce OF our city, under the orders of Don
LOUIS Aquiia, who mas been inst brougf, in here des-
perateIy wounded, in action which took place ON the
i5L nst-tfe insurgents this moment in sight as.
terdeeating the royal army in three desperate bscs;
we expect TO see them enter tie city every mo-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-22

TIE PKOPHIKTORS

tSa.f a fhNtA ~ = VINO
GeF tie l.cid'od Cni'an Hayrufac'ors. svwsfr Pr
persons fioni or,sislg coy one fteres.e.i, ron.
urctci cr eriri0fc'l ~ f-et trtllghueot. on ec-
sount q : 5su.s exec,
Brs-E faA7TS sLfgR.S
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-11

promi2s,i y II were lot accepted. g feared no
National Bank would be established, mea.
sure which ne deemed st tha moment alb
sOlutely Indispensable.
MIR. Yancey said ne should give the re
port his decided support, and regretted that
any Of his friends should act differsntly.-
de considered the proposed amendments
highly expedient, and wishal, that, il they
were not adopted, ne Bank could be estabr
iished a; this session,
MT, Pitkin, IN speech Of some length
explained tRe reasons why he had been in.
duced % compromise part Of his own
pinlons, IA agreeing to this report, to which
he had aoceded with some reluctance, and
Tor the success Of which he did not consider
himself responsible, Being willing to lend
h's AID 10 eXtricate the government from its
present rnanclal difficulties, ne had agreed
20 th's report, which however me believed
embraced much too extensive 4 scale for
IL" prep -sed Institution. He went into an
examination at some length of the principles
o. b2nking,principallY tn shew that forced
loan would be destructive TO the ability or
prospects of aEy bank,
Mr.. Forsyth replied AZ some length to
some OF the objections which had been made
20 the bill as II now stands, and in yiudica.
ton OF his own opinion and
Mr.. PcaIsuo added - few words Of ex
Pianatlon IN reply q part of Mr.. Forsyth
speech.
The question being taken, after nearly
TWO hours debate, on the FIRST amendment
reported by the select committee was dcci
ded Is falIoRs
Yeas 12s
Nays 81
The other amendments. as indicated "a
Dove ia MIR. Mixes remarks, were then
all agreed to--arnong them being aB amend
me / to postpone the opening of the books
OF subscription 10 the last instead of the sc"
cond Monday in February.
"A motion Was made by Mr., CASTOR fur
cher 10 amend the bin by striking cut tina.
part OF the amendment desc riding The {vai
stock which shall be subscribablc to the
Sank, aud inserting in lieu thereof or in
any OF the public debt Of the United States
drawing an 2ccruing interest of six per
cSntum per 2nnum, contracted or To be con
.racted by virtue of any act of Congress-
which melton was negatiYsd.
ne bill as amen3ed was then ordered,
without division, TO be read a third time
tomorrow.
fhe bill supplies entsry to the act for set
Ting the Yazoo claims, was received from
the Senate, read twice. and referred to the
committee appointed by this House on that
subject.
HIS House determined to agree to the
conference asked by the Senate on the dis
agreeing votes of the two Houses on the bill
Tor taxing certain manufactures & Messrs.
Fisk of N. x. Archer and Oakley we're
appointed the managers, thereof on the part
of this House
And then the House adjourned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-11

fis. Halves, Hawkins. Hopkins OF Ky. Hub
bard Humphreys Hubert, InBham, Irving,
Jackson az Va. Johnson fNa. johnson Of KY
Kent ofMd. Kerr, KcTshaw, KilbOUrn, King
Of Mass King OF n. G. Lsfferts, LOyett,
Lyle, M'Coy, M'kim, Miller, Moore, Mel.
son, Newton, Ormsby, Parker, Pickens,
Peasants, John Reed, Res of Penn Rhea Of
Tenn. Rich, Ringgold, Roane, Robertson,
Sage, Seybery, Sharp. Smith Of Penn Strong,
Sturgss, Z aonehiIl, Taylor, Cdree, VOse,
Ward of n. ]. Wilson Of Mass. Wilson OF
Penn Wood, Yancey.---92
The doors of the House were then closed,
according to the rules OF the house, and in'
gress aud egress forbidden, but not before
two or three other members had come in.
Some difficulty arose az 20 the course now
proper tn be pursued as to compelling the
atJendance OF abeenteea, &c. Ac leUgth, on
motion of Mr.. Yancey, it was ordered that
all further proceedings on the cali be sus'
pended aud
The bill which had been ali day under de
bate was then ordered to be engrossed foI
third reading without divisional suf-
ficient number TOT rising to support the mo-
dion OF Mr.. Miller for the Yeas and Nays.
Aud the House then adjourned, II beng
some time after night fall.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-11
NoyembcrI.

NoyembcrI.
Sailed ais msies,y's ship statirs, with gems
Pakenham, Gibbs, &c Tor Am rica.
Brig Superb, from Chareaton for New York
arrived at Halifax the 9Th ult. prize to the Lean.
der -.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-11
PLguoUrA, oct. 81.

Came in the Hyirs and ures other trsps-
parts part Of the Acbar's convoy. from Hall
fax.
The convoy bound to America sailed from
plymouth sound on Wednesday last, under the
protection Of the Venreur, ~ guns. Cornorsrf
aud Ceylon, the wind having come round TO inc
east on that mor'iiug, after having been detain
ed nearly three weeks We understand there
are about 5000 troops ~ the feet, among which
are some cavalry. The convoy stood down
channel with siih brseze, hs did the eonvoys
Tor Cork aud Bordeaux, and the Mackarel
schooner for America, charged with important
dispatches.
Cd orders 20 emsark their destination is sup-
posed 20 be America.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-11
PoaTsnoorn, Oetober 30.

Sailed, the lphigsnia, IS, capt. King, and the
LeoRIdas, 50. win l9 transports for n hmeri-
ca Lieut. gen sit y. Ppkenhau, and major
Feners Gibbs, walt saii tomorrow in the Statira
Tor America Several other staff officers will
shortly arrive here for tbe same destination -
The ye'opement Of an extensive scale Of ope-
rahons against the American nation, becomes
daily moro visible
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-11
VIENEA, Oct. 19,


II appears certain that what retards the open
ing of the congress IS, that some diplomatic
personages, and several ministers, have ie4
handed further elucidltions and instructions
from their respective courts. We are assured,
for instance, that the Turkish divan, convinced
at length Of the impor ancc Of the congress, has
supplissted the sovereign 20 send an embassa-
dor, who shalt neither be Greek nor an Ar
naut, but rurk by religion and birth, and
distinguished for RAM; and learning.
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The American expedition continues in prepa.
ration hut the definite plans are not fixed, or
It's ultimate arrangements made.
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J.oEDoN, Oct %.
Dispatches we're Forwarded gn Thursday IN
Chent. Our edYices from theuee are BY 90
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-05
I FISH 70 SELL mr.
TRACT OF LAND

OF TWO HUNDRED G. SlXTr -ICRES
Lying within mile of James River in Powbat-
an County, about seven north of the court,
house and 80 miles from the City of Richmond.
There is a suiliciency OF woods well timbered To
support the Plantation, three apple orchards
and several springs of as good water as any in
Virginia. good framed dwelling and other
convenient Houses. presume no person would
purchase without viewing the premises, a fur
Their description is thought unnecessary. Pos.
session might be had immediately, the terms
OF sale would be made known to any person
wishing to purchase by the subscriber living, ON
the premises. Young negroes would be taken
IN part payment. EDWARD COX.
Dec 90. tf