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

alexandria County, March Term, 1872
ORDERED, that the Executor
Of Richard 3. Brandt dcc.. do insert
the following advertisement three tunes
a week for 4 weeks in the Alexandra
newspapers.
A CopY-TEsT.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-11
For Sale or Rent.

Land & Negroes for Sale,
Or to be exchanged fer s1ocK IN either
oftae Banks Of Tirgiaia.
YEyHE subscriber offers for sale guam
a tity of LAND, containing 1850
acres situated III Fairfax county, about
II miles from Alexandria, George Town
and Washington: and together with it
SO likely NEGROES now on it. The
land lies in health@neighborhocd, pro-
crossing rapidly in Improvement, & con-
sidered as exceedingly well adapted to
the use ofplaister. A large proportion of
it has been laying for some time past in
clover, and might at trifling expense
It is believed) be highly improved.
VIM. II. Fitzhugh.
Ravensworth, near Alexandria, div
February II. laW6m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-11
Episcopal Correction.

YEyHE Convention of the Protestant
4 Episcopal Church in Virginia, will
hold it annual session in Richmond on
the fourth Tuesday IN May next. By tie
death of oar much lamented Secretary,
the duty of notifying this event devolyes
on the subscribers, who take the liberty
Of requesting punctual attendance of the
clerical and lay deputies. AS it's re-
CURED by the canons of the General Con-
vention that rarochial reports on the state
Of the Church in each parish be furnished
to each State Convention; and as under
existing circumstances such information
is necessary in order to enable our active
and jealous Bishop to take measures for
supplying them with ministers it is
therefore very desirable that each dele
gate would come prepared with report
embracing these objects.
John Damn,
OtiUer Norris,
w. IL. Wilmer,
Bushred Washington,
Edmund /. Lee,
Members Of the Standing Committee.
April s. 1aw4w.
GP The Editors of the Fredericks-
burg Herald, Richmond Patriot s En-
quirer, Norfolk Ledger, Republican Far
mer, Staunton, and Winchester Gazette
are requested to insert the above once a
| week for four weeks, and forward their
accounts to the Office of the Alexandria
Gazette for payment.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-11

Er'oT. Of X. d: 0raHdS.
March II 4w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-11

of three story brick house, with the ap-
partenances, situated at the corner of
Prince and Union Streets-Possession to
be given on the 9Th of Oct. next.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-11
Public Sale.

my VIRTUE Oft decree of the Cir
a B cut Court for the county of Alex
.andria. made in The suit instituted in the
SAID Court by the Executors of Benjamin
Shreve, decd against Isaac Shreve and
Others, WILDE sold at public auction on
Monday the 18th day Of April next at the
Coffee House in Alexandria.
One undivided fourth part
of three story brick house. withthe ap-
pertenanees. situated at the corner of
Prince and Union Streets-Possession to
be given on the 9Th of Oct. next.
also,
One undivided fourth part
of a House and Lot on st. Asaph's street,
including a Lot on Duke street on which
is stable IN the occupation of Edward
Stabler. s,.h;ect to the life estate of SUI
sannah Hartshorne therein.
.aLso,
One undivided fourth part
Df a Lot or half Acre of ground, being a
part of square of grond binding on Duke,
Patrick and Wolf streets.
.aLSo,
One fourth Of 81 Shares of
Potomac Bank Stock. The whole of this
property viii be sold subject to anannuity
OF rs year during the life of Susannah
Hartshorne.
The terms of sale viii be one fourth in
Cash, and the balance in three equal in
stalments of 4. and IL months-Ihe
purchaser giviag notes negotiable in bank
with approved endorsers fer the install
msnts aud lieu upon the property sold
to secure the payments. The sale to take
place at IL O'Clock.
Jas. Keith, Jr. con,, -
Tho's Swami,
March II. dts.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-18
GENERAL MtsCELLANy

The trisates United States and Macedonian
are fitting for sea at New London.
The following y. S. vessels are now in
"a Washington "a :;
United States a.; Guerrero A.: Java a. !:
Macedonian So !; Congress So Constella-
ton So ;. Johr. Adams "a; Alert 20; Erie
10; Ontario 1e; Epervier IS .----.1 IS :;
Rattlesnake IA; Enterprise II; Boxer IA !;
Alligator, Nonsuch and Ferret schrs. of s
guns each with large number of gun-boats,
&c. &c. To the above may be added, the
light vessels lately purchased by government
for flying crulzers. Bost, Gaz.
And the Pennsylvania, "a. completing
with all possible despatch at the Navy yard
in Philadelphia and may be ready for sea in
two months] Phil Paher.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-18

lone, had 1t not been preceded by deeds of
military enterprise, bravery & skill, achiev-
ed by yourself and others, which sned lus-
tire round our country, establish its reputa-
tion, and ensure its glor., it might be appre-
hended that our exultation was excessive,
and our gratitude enthusiastic.
But when We consider your defence of the
lines near n. Orleans, on the Sth of January.
1t eXc'tes our admiration as the most illus,ri
Gus among illustrious deeds, and, like the
chiefy the .4ndes. rising i'll majesty above
the surrounding mountains.
we Should not, at this time have obt,uded
on you our individual feelings, had not a Reso-
Hftion' cf1ered BY Mr.. HOLMES to this Senate,
expressive OF thanks and appreciation, expe-
riehced an extraordinary fate IL was COM
united, and after much delay and embarrass
mcnt,was reported, with very o6ensi,,e n,,c-
amaze, denouncing the war rs un;,lsk. and the
government as imfireuident and gvicked, in
S,y,e OF extreme virulencc and invectiye.
ana concluding with an expression os appro-
oa''o" 70 yourself and companions, in what
aiter an unsuccessful attempt to strike out
the offensive part.we were constrained TO ON
pos as containing csnSure, under the pre-
text OF af,f,robation.
Our feelings. Sir, are uneuuivocal. unrescr-
we'd, grateful and ardent We look unon ON.
naval ard military officers and men as the
or@ve and patriotic defenders Of our country's
rishts: AS such we address them; as such
we respect them /; and as such, permit us.
SIR to tender you and your companions in
arms, the sincere homage of our thanks and
gr.; titude for your unparalleled victories and
triumPhs over very brave and powerful enc
my: You preserved Louisiana from incalcu-
liable distress, delivered our Western breth-
rem from a powerful and predatory foe, and
earned foryourselves and your country i'm
perishable glory.
Our Country has terminated glorious war
by honorable peace. We look with plea
sure and pride upon our present situation &
future prospects. A situation which YOU
nave contributed so much to render happy
honorable and glorious. Prospects which
your valor and patriotism have made most in
tercsting and flattering.
You and your companions will soon separate
and return to the bosom of your friends and
Your country. May you long enjoy that high
confidence. respect and love, which your va
Tor. and patriotism have So richly ear
ned, and the smiles of that ALMIGHTY
BEING. who has led you to splendid deeds,
and has crowned your efforts with glorious
victory.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-18
Pine Level; near St. Stephens, Sun
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Extract of Il letter, dated

NEW ORLEANS, FEB. 10.
Since my last nothing new has been
learnt from the enemy. It's said that they
left the coast on the 4th inst. but we are in
hourly expectation of the return of flag sent
from here on that day, for the purpose of
obtaining the release ofsome negroes.
Gen. Gaines arrived here few days
since, and we understand that the most eHec-
tual measures are taking to place our coun-
try in the completest state Of security. Gen
eral jackson is all lie and motion, notwith-
standing his i'll health" PM. Gaz.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-18
Private Comestondence.

SAVANNAH, March s. ;
g" have advice from Amelia this evening,
Ct Mobile being taken by the British by sur
prize. British officers reported at Amelia,
the arrival of an English frigate at Cumber-
land from Mobile, with the intelligence Adj
mirai Cochrans was expected daily with his
fleet and troops at Cumberland.
% A British prize to- the Chasse,rr has
arrived IN the river to-day also, British
gun brig the Manly from Admiral Cock
burn, J0r provisions +; more likely to give us
IN earnest, that he does not mean 10, trouble
is. Hnzt. Ia:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-18
Albany, March G and7, 1915.
APPOINTMENTS

albany, March and :, 1915.
APPOINTMENTS
BY the hon. The Council Of ohf,ointmens.
For the City of New-York.
John Ferguson. Mayor of the city of n
York, vice De Witt Clinton removed.
Richard Riker. Recorder, vice Josiah Or
den Hoffman, removed.
Robert Macomb, Clerk of the Cour, of
Sessions, vice Edward w. Laight, remov-
ed.
John l.. Broome, clerk of the city, vice ].
W. Milligan, removed.
DIR. De Witt, health officer, vice DIR. Bailey,
removed.
DR.. Torbert, commissioner of health office,
vice DR.. John Onderdonk. removed.
James Warner and James Hopson, Special
Justices. vice Jameson Cox aud Christian
Schultz, removed.
Gabriel Ravens & Isaac Burr, Harbor Mas.
tiers, vice John Wilson and James N Brown,
removed.
John Mott, Inspector of Distilled spi-
rits. vice William A. Hardenbrook, remov-
ed.
The British squadron eff New London, un-
der the command of Adm. Hotham, were to
have sailed OH Sunday last destined for En-
gland direct.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-18
BERMUDA. Ian. Is.

The Ganymede, spoke vessel, the Cap
tain of which informed that the Castillian
brig of IL guns, had been seen, having the A
mcrican sloop of war Wasp in tow, which
she had captured, bound for Plymouth. The
Castillian is stated to have taken her men
out OF a prize she had in company, previous
to the commencement of the action.
R0Yak Ga-eftc .Erkru.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-18
CONGRETUL.dTORY ADDRESS.
BosToN, 28th Feb. 1915.
MA1lR- GENERAL y2cKSnN

DZA503- e. ENBRSL JHeKSoH.
SIR,
The republican members of the Senate
of Massachusetts,, take the liberty to address
you on the subject highly interesting to them
selves, the u. States and the world The
conspicuous station you have lately occupied,
the important part YOU have acted, with so
much honor to yourself, and benefit to your
Country, must, we are aware, have per-
plexed you with the grateful illusions of
people proud Of your achievements and aston
ishcd at your successes.
Yet 1t is hoped, that even the "small voice.
a the minority of the Senate of n State re-
mote from the theatre of your iIlustriOus
deeds, OF little repute in arms, and perhaps,
less in patriotism, will not be unacceptable
to one who we'll knows how to discriminate
between a temporary dominant party, and
those who, in the midst Of discOursgement, &
in spite # opposition, have eudeavored to
support the union and liberty Of their coun-
try.
Had your last and greatest exploit stood a
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-18
BosToN, Msrch g
ARRIVAL OF THE TRANsITI' %

Wednesday evening last, arrived at ~.
London, (Con.) The Transit dispatch vessel.
III So days from Bordeaux. Mr. FIucgEs.
one Of tie Secretaries Of the American Iega-
tion at Client, has brought dispatches frog'
the Commissioners and "a copy Of the Treat
VI Pesce.--Coi. 5hayior and Mr.. G.. Bovd.
messengers Of government, retur d IN the
Transit. The neqgS by th arrival is not la
Ter thar that previously received. The re-
marks on d,7stieaH .lfaWs, however. viii
he read Tith q very great degree Of pride.
pleasure aud qualification, by every tre.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-18
NASHVILLE, Feb. &.
NAsrvIILE, Feb. &.
Cory Of q Litter fran mn Gen Jacison 70 Gorer,is
.E41Of, dofed
NEv-ORLEANs. jan. 27, 1915.
SIIl,

I erciose you paper that contains ny mi.
dress srd general order to The brave army bad tl,e
honor 70 command ON the Sch INST IN addi',on have
to aSte, that the prisoners taken on the retreat o The
encmy, state that ther whole loss Including Killed
sound, ard missing Is cstirrated a $500 snd that
Gen. kesn is dead Of his woinds.
When the numbers are known that were o- sur
side, ard those badly armed, !; Ill, nos he secr,itad
sud particularly vheu the loss 4 ihs eneiGy cotnpar
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-18
!. CNARLEsToN. Marrh n

ChAF LkSTCN, MarCh II.
A Grand r all was given in this City last
night, at which were present three of the Of
ficers of III. B. NJ. irigate Seuern. The s.
is now at anchor off our bar.
The Citizens of Savannah gave Dinner
on Tuesday last to General John FLOYD,
of which the officers of II. b. NJ. brig iA1a7riv
partook. The NJ. cleared at Savannah COR
Cumberland on the 9th inst. 'c-iS -
Maj. General Gaines arrived in the CITY of
New-Orleans on the 4th ult. from Philadej-
phia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-18
COMMERCIAL.

Extract eta letter from the Intendan. of
Porto Rico, TN Feb 1915.
" 1t has been said in English prints that
the ports of this island have been closed !;
please to notify the merchants of your
ports that no alteration has taken place in
the commerce of this island, whieh continues
and will continue to enjoy the same freedom
and privileges heretofore granted"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-18
NEw-YoRK. March 10


.dn1ong the UesselS 7Uhich sailed uesterdev
4uas the snip WiAiam, Capt Smith, beioneiug
TO MeS8rS NJ 5S l.. Griszvokd, with n flX
cargo for LfUeJ7iook The HEHam is the first
merchant DeSset Which has sailed iron, This
fort, fur EUROPE, since tie t,eace.
NEwYoRK, March II.
A gentleman who came passenger in the
Transit has favoured the Editors of the Mer-
camille Advertiser with the following items of
intelligence for publication
g Mr.. Adams aud Mr.. Russell proposed to
return to their respective residences, Russia
and Stockholm Mr.! Russell meant to pass
few weeks in Paris ; Mr.. Gallatn to visit his
friends in Switzerland Mr.. Clay TO visit
France and England. Mr.. Bayard will ac-
company Mr.. Clay. and will embark with
that gentleman and Mr.. GalIatin in the Nep-
tune, from port in England. ON or about
the last of March, or first of April, for the
u. States
!" 1t is a singular circumstance that Mr..
Crawford, our Minister at Paris, should have
received the first Information of the signature
of the Peace from the Duke of Wellington,
who had received the news by Express from
Client. The Duke, accompanied by Lord
Somerset, the Secretary Of the British Lega-
lion, called on MIR. Crawford the next day.
The day ensuing, MIR. Crawford, accompa-
MED by MIR. Hughes, returned his visit the
two minl4.ers were upon footing of the most
pleasant intercourse.
4" All the F-reign Ministers resident in
Paris, were calling at the Hotel of Mr..
Crawford, rendering to him their congratu-
latisns upon the conclusion Of the Peace. It
was believed in Paris that special messen-
ger would be sent ont by that Court TO com
pliment the Government of the IT, s. upon
the happy OCCASION" Dier. yfdU.
.Wezv- York, 11otch 13.
REVIVAL OF COMMERCE.
Yesterday our harbor presented the most
interesting and pleasing spectacle we have
witnessed for many months. About noon
from % TO so sail of merchantmen, ships,
brigs, scbooners and slocps, were standing
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-18

FIRST place. to the interest & reimbursement. of
the old SIX per cent. stock, according to the
existing laws. $f-
). That the sinking fund be applied, in the
second place, to the payment of tie principal,
and OF the temporary loans, Obtained under
the act of March, 1912. 'r..'
4. That the sinking fund be applied in the
third place, TO the payment Of the interest
accruipg upon the stock debt created since
the war.
S. That the annual surplus of the sinking
fund, after satisfying the above objects, be APP
Eiied to- the purchase OF the stool, created since
the war aud that the interest upon the stock
annually purchased, be added, from time to
tine, To the appropriation for the purpose of
making iesg purchases.
After the present year, there is reason to
presume that the public revenue will consid-
erably EXCEED the public expenditure, and,
consequently, that the necessity OF borrowing
viii cease. At that period, more satisfactory
view may be taken Of the subject, than can be
taken while the amount of the public debt re-
mains, III some measure, unasCertained the
operation & product of the new taxes, as well
as OF the impost upon the revival OF commerce
are conjectured, and the legislative intentions,
respecting peace establishment, have not
been declared.
Since, therefore, the existing sinking fund
tbeing relieved, i'll the manner before lntima-
ted, from TAG incu,nbrance of the treasu-
~ note debt) is already charged with the
payment OK the interest on the stock created
since the war, and will be sufficient for that
purpose, besides paying the interest, and the
annual reimbursement oe the stock created
since the war, and will be sufficient for that
purpose, besides paying the interest, and the
annual reimbursement of the stock created
before the war,'i respectfully propose, that
10 further step be taken during the present
session OF Congress, than to authorize the
subscription of Treasury notes to the loan
which is now under consideration, and to di-
rect the surplus of the sinking fund to be APP
piled to purchases of the stock created since
the war. for the emolumeat of the fund. But
IT vail be proper to coniine the benefit OF SUD-
SorlbinS to the loan to such Treasury notes
only as have been, or may be, issued under
the acts which render them charge upon
the sinking fund, namely, the acts Of the SOth
ofJune, 1879, of the 18th of February. 1918.
and the 4sh of March, 1914 and the Secre-
tary OF the treasury should be authorized to
designate the notes to be received in subscrjp-
ton, from time to time, according to the date
of the issues.
l have the honor To be, very respectfully.
sir, your most obedient servant,
n. J. DALLAS.
u. ". Ethtes, Esq. chairman Of tie
committee ef zrays and means.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-18

.dnother leg broken, from the Hartford
three-legged stool. The Rhode Island legis-
lature it seems. at their late session, have suf-
tered the amendments of the Hartford Con
vention quietly to repose in the tomb of the
Capulets, and 1t is very doubtful whether
they will ever be resuscitated. Even their
former advocates are getting heartily ashanl-
edof the business. Col
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-18

JOHN HOWE,
MARK L ANGDON HILL,
WALTER FOLGER, JR.
JOSEPH BEMIS,
SAMUEL HOAR,
WILLIAM MOODY,
JOHN HOLMES,
EDMUND FOSTER,
MARTIN KINSIEY,
TIMOTHY FULLER.
ALBION X. PARIS,
DANIEL kILHAM.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-18

dow, The Bay. bound to Europe. the West
Indies, and Southern ports.
Ten or twelve sal. went 10 sea from San
dy Hook early in the morning, where they
had been detained two or three days by a
head wind.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-18

A writer inthe Boston Chronicle, ridiculne
the idea of separation of the states, says
"sToNE BALLAST is tte tgreat static of HAS
saehnsetts crhors," AID epen that, he says,
has become dear article
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-18

KNOXVILLE, March 6.
Cofty ofa letter to Johnr " Gamble, Esq. of
This place, dated
MOBILE, Feb. 10th, 1915.
DEAR SIR,
John Bull, it appears, intends
giving US visit at this place, after his sac
cesSrs at New-Orleans. a. On the evening of
the 9th, the Ndmiral's ship appeared off Mo-
bile Point The next morning, 25 sail were
in sight--they landed some troops in the rear
of the fort. On yesterday morning, a heavy
cannonading was commenced by the enemy,
which was answered by the fort with a long
50. Lawrence. was deliberate, and saving Of
his ammunition---no doubt every shot he pave
them counted. The firing continued eli day
yesterday, and late last night, and we have
heard some this morning party of 1900
are TO cross the bay--I go with them.-Fare-
well
w. PURRIS.
7. S. Gen. Coulter's brigade has arrived
he is under arrest.
Ertract efa letter from Col. G. c. RusseH,
to COL John Williams, ef this hlace, d.
ted
Pine Level: near ST. Stephens, Sun ,
day Morning, 18th Feb.
Enclosed is letter, for the inform alton of
yourself and neighbors. The bearer, Mr..
-------, told me, that on the 9th inst. at
the dawn of day the enemy attacked Law
renee, and at 10. when he left Mobile, the
cannonading was tremendous. this, the
fate OF the gallant Lawrence and the old I'd,
Is determined, but what it is, cannot inform
you. j hope for the best. dread to hear
the result. Ifthat place falls, SO does Mobile,
and for the present this part Of the country
Will be the enemy's.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-18
A TRIBUTE OF REsPEcT

10 ne PRESIDENT Of the UNITED S7A7ES.
NJ meeting ofthe Republican Members,
OF the Senate and House of Representatives
OF Massachusetts, x ether citizens, on Tues
day evening last.
foted, That a Committee be chosen to
draft congratulatory address. to the PEEs-
IDENT, on the Restoration of Peace, between
the United States and Great Britain. The
following gentlemen were chosen,
Hon. BENJAMIN AUSTIN,
GEORGE BLAKE, ESQ.
Hon. JOHN HOLMES,
Hon. MARK LANGDON HILL.
Hon. TIMOTHY FULLER.
The Address was reported on Thursday
evening, and unanimously adopted. 1t was
forwarded by Fridays mail.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-18

e' VIA niy loss: Which in killed, sn,e the Iani.. ~
u.e enemy, does not exceed So The unerrinc i,,d
~ rro'hiecc shielded my men from, the showers r
oai'i, bombs and rockets, when, the other hand,
appeared that every bomb aud bail from cu, Juss
was charged with the mission oteah. The spir;,s or
TIE british IN this quarter b. oxen. They lavc
tailed IN every attempt. They bonharled Fort s..
Imiips Tor nrc d;Ss--.hrowng upwards OF one
t.aisaud long bombs cxciu;i'e cr SMALL ones
With no ether effect thai: KILLING, and woun,Iny
o' the latter SO slightly that they reported for d
".
Mr. Shields purser Of the navy brave and G,l, Of Dr.
tciprrze got ,tw rn'unteers AND, with some cms,t
boats, pursued them a. they e,p,,a,kine-took
transport ana burnt her, several small hosts tj, n,,.
hundrcd antod prisoaeis-f,r the want OF force. wa
compelled to parole a number-b,ingiux with him !,
All prisoners, Including two officers Trey b,y.
lost all their washable ocors, and the ios CIR OF tel;
army. '''-
Ihisarsunent will have grea,er ~ei,ht At Chan.
peace. -
When you see the brsver, of yor couo,rr
mc", yon must feel proud that YOU govern such :,
people. They are worthy To be free. Gen Coffee,
nfRaus Tor the whole time. literally lay in s,,an,n
knee deep ~ insd anil water and the whole of Gen
Carro'is line but little better. Still they s,,stsn,
ue'r pr'at'ons withouta rnurIniir Three thous,nI
stand OF arm, more than had on the s,h would II,
my opinion, bave placed the whole British army m NV
hands But the Lords will be done ;
iour obt. serv't,
rs Half past 10 O'Clock, =. NJ. This. pico,u.t
gna state, the last sight of the last sail of the Eri,;,h
nan alter III, a. M-ard Louisiana may agar saw a.
son Is not trodden by the sacreious fooise Of hos.
.,,e biiton They steering for Ship Isan, -
Where destined from thence uncertain.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-18

knoxville, March 6.
Cahy eta letter to John W. Gamble, Esq. of
this place, dated
MOBILE, Feb. 10th, 1915.