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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-04
IN PURSUANCE oFA DEED Or TRUST.

Nv OF Il DEED Or TRUST.
REARiNG late the 10th day of May in the
- year OF our Lord one thousand eight hun.
dred and thirteen, and duly recorded in the
county court of Chesterfield, executed by Vas
ientine Wimree, jr. to the suhsc ribers, as t.us-
tees, To secure the payment of $500. to
George Cox, together with all the growing in.
terest there N, as also tle costs and charges
OF carving the said trust into eFec',
wILL sE SoiD, 10 THB RIcRRsrsIDDsa.
for realty MONEY. en- the Premises, on the
SIXTEENTH DAY OF MARCH NEXT.
rF FAIe, ordsRwIsE THE NEXT rAtrpAy
ONE 1fof&TF OF lI4LFor THE
Court-House Tract Of Land.
IN cHESTERPfELD coyNrY,
Formerly the proi,crtyof Henry W,nfree, dec.
and now the property of the said Valentine
Winiree, jr deceased, or as much thereof as
may be sufficient 90 discharge and satisfy the
debt aforesaid. In which said land IN Widow
OF the said Valentine Yintree, jr. has her dow
err, and on which Mrs Martha VinCree has !.
lien for an annuity of CT 10, from 1914.
should the said land, exclusive OF the said
widows dover, not be sufficient to satisfy
The debt aforesaid, so much of the reversonary
,Atenest IN the said Widows dover will also
be sold, rs viii make up The lefciency.
EDWARD ARGdEa,)
ABASs, trustees
Janusrv % s.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-04
Eloquent Appeal.

az The following impressive Address is
extracted from that excellent work 50 The
Olive Bronch"-s work which oughS to be
read by cvery man in the United States, WIN
feels an interest in the safety and happiness
of his country:
ADDRESS TO THE FEEDER
OF THE UNITED STATES.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-04
1 forewarn all persons

Esro1i hunting on my Land with Guns,
OoSs. or any 7vay, or riding through nv
Fences, as have been much abused.
JOHN RADFORD.
powhatan, Jan. %. o.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-04
Valuable Land For Sale.

Valuable Land For sale.
The undersigned as attorney IN fact for
Mrs. J S. BLOUNT, If Tarborouob.
Worth Carolina, offers for sale
$500 ACRES,
icing a Tnoiety of the ate Gen. Summers ser.
vice right, situation 90 mics south OF Mash.
vile, in the counties Of Williamson and Iapthcr.
ord, On the waters of big Hsrpath and stones
liver, embracing as rich land, rood lasting
springs, rs many scites for farms, as any tract
fits size in the Western country, clear of ali
tontending claims whatever; has been divided
nto four tracts, and may be subdivided ;sto
mailer tracts, has on il % plantations avers-
ing l6O acres each--a family connexion tb.t
wishes to move and settle in this state would
md 1T to their dvantage to purch zse the ,vIoie
ract. The right in the land viii be held IN se
ire payments. For a view of the land t;1.
sale. apply 70 the undersigned.
Who has several TRACTS Of his own for col.
$50 the tract on which he lives, containing ~ 90
res, on which there are ten never 9ai,ino-.
rings, two stery framed dwelling bouse'
with other houses barn building 60 feet in.
'ength more than $50 acres cleared, mart in
p 80 clover, timothy and blue grass an orchard
%, more than three hundred apple trees, berin.
nlng 10 bear. This is one amongst the hand.
soonest farms Tennessee holds in her linits-an1
tue improvements considerable WHEN il is re-.
membered have only lived here three years.
and hive years ago the place was in a state IS
nature Title good. For terms snply 10
- TIL. u. SUMNER.
Williamson county, Tenn.
October 90, 1914
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-05
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Three mas from New Orleans were
received in town on Saturday afternoon, with
dates to the 10th inst.
letter of the 28th Nov. represents that
place completely secure at all points, aud IN
accessible frou the river, and says thIt ex-
elusive of natural advantage, the fcrts at
Plaqucmn and Tie Levec hau been greatly
strengthened new works were thrown up
at the English Turn, and they were well
supplied with block ships, gunboats, RATS,
SIC Scci
A postscript to the same letter under Date
Of I'd Dee states. that Gen Jackson had
that day arrived there; bat makes no men
ton of the appearance OF the enemy at tbat
time.
a letter Of the 9th makes no mention Of
the enemy.
Another letter Of the 10Th inst, says Gen.
Jackson had some days previous me down
the river from New-Orleans to the Balize,
to visit She different foits and make his ar
engagements.
An English transport from the convoy in
gale, ran Into Mobii' Bay, the Beginning
of December, mistaking it for Pensacola.
She was taken possession Of BY the forces un-
der Cen. jackson. NJ. {. H. q.
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a-riss &c FL George. Lieut.. Gen. Drn,>-,o,ul "a $
len the Niagara fro:itcr the scene ot his disgrace he
sotomeneed his military career, in Anierea by ear.
iying tLe villages OF Buiido, Black Rock Lewis,own n,
tSe. With the tomaawk and the fre-brani. he ended
as career on this frontier, being surprised at noon
day. at Gen Browns sor;e ON the I'D, Of September
re has been wei. requt,d for his euo,in,ies OF the
Niagara frontier, in l- loss Of his military reputation
Mr.. Brown, ship-huilder from n. York. with =
nurb OF ards sh,carer'er have. passed itr,,,sh
'r's city Tor SncSc,ss r;arber To r--rc, 'm,ned,-
s,e'y to'he building oil several arce slips that place.
report says, oils OF i2o guns, u a, &c. Sc
.IlJ.liy Cc-.
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S.Ix~. Dec. ~
i" .andGslt ns q .,.is. % Meos,a.ct -.

=" IND iig1R ~ sFi.i7' ~ ne oaslcf II 7eo
7He number Of Briush prisoners 6onrd ,hs PR
son SAP in f&s .osa', IS $50 N tbS general
fafi'Vty and holiday jgy Heii' ORA c0,iiiiy ana;
throughout Eh-op he hGnsd If sympathy AID gsnc-
ro1s hes TeGcied erez .he1n, ia tet 59,s o,d yeS-
feriu they sat orpn 10 to6les iod.ed ..i roGst mr.
E.js, i'n-p1idaine, aud ofier sood things 7etch
olst;e, sh tie Christmas tiei delnYa figta with ari,-
f;'iids to those Ioto tad cn6ed them 1is bi,s,itiu
to co,nmsmorGee the dGy cff good ft,gs 81 syq, jon.
srhIch shut be 70 al te0bie" Cas.
Il Q fRD--TEese British trigauers ef .eor on
6oardthe .'iTora PRISON ship, return TIER hear
ty thanks to the gentlemen Of This to7sqr FIR he Gheai
and g. nero's pro1d1on made far them, III copucen,o'a-
tiO7, Of the day Of our iSdrgo'n'S birth
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JACKSON'S ARMf.

We learn by gentlemen late Of Gen. Iack-
sens army, who have just returned home,
that none Of the Tennessee troops were xiii
al in the king Of Pensacola. Two officers
OF the regular army were wounded, and or
soldiers killed. Captain Dcaderick's com
pauy Of artillery have been discharged and
u was tie determination OF the general. VIC
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PuorrnvScx, RI. Dec. 81

The private armed briggs 1acdonoueh, captain VII
son, OF 10 ynsand 40 men, and Morgiens, cant ie-
lows, Ut "a guns and $50 men, sailed rom ewpUs OF,
cru'se on Sunday evening.
The following vessels hsve been captured by the
Wasp, since her :e,iun with the Avon
he hria Three Binthers boini To Liverpool from
the Csnares, Was captured the to,h o. September
By The Wasp, American sloop of war, let. s., 81. y
Tong. az, x hayirgon board cargo OF vine and h'iia
The brig Baccius, o, i'col, from Ncvicundu,d 10
Gibraltar. ard the Atlantic a Liverpool, ho.n Ror-
'eaux 10 Pensacola, also talea by tho Wasp. on
the 9th OF Sept. The two former planisreL S,
sunk, and the latter sent Tor America.
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BOsTON RAY sOuAnrOv

We have advces that late as Thursday last, Lord
George Stuart, who commands the squadron in our
bag, had not heard otthe sailing of the Constitution f
gate, which had been at five days. On that day.
the Arab, 10 guns, took peep into the harbor, and
doubtless acertained the fact OF her departure and
communicated it to hs LorJlshp, who is in the New
castle, so guns and has IN the Acas;a rated 50 guns
but inoans 50 long IS on her main de -, and S2!b
sdes, and long es oh her 'ar deck They are
thonsht to have all got uner way from Cape Hsrbor
N Thursday, and being well provisioned aud watered,
IS co'ecturel the tiisaes i'll leave the bay IN quest
o Old Iron Sides The Arab, it is said, viii take all
Halifax.
We learn, that at the request ola large number Of
our elow-citizens, merchant of this town OF the FIRST
responsibility, has drawn up memorial TO Congress-
expressive OF a belief, that National Bankrupt Law
would coduce much to the commercial prosperity al
our country, This memorial, understand is to he
presented the merchants & ether gentlemen for their
signatures Ce,tineL
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Ertrdct gfaietter fyop, a Gcn,geman in S..
FrtlicSSpitle 20 his eoFfesh outi,nt in Ia.
citti, dated Nop. 20.
ave congratulate ourselves as having
been very fortunate 20 have General Jackson
to commend this district. lie hes now up
wards CT 1000 troops, ard expects consider
able reinforccments from Kentucky. If re
docs receive them as calculated on, i .hink
We may rest perfectly safe. even i The enc
my should send ALI has forces We are parli-
cu'ar'y indebted 10 nature alone for oar safe
y, except at the MlsSissipfG, whe:e IL is
practicable for them To Como Gp, and then
We are indeh,edto art for the means OF stop
ping them. I;e,fo tat Plu. kami.; is very
strongly g,Irr snncd-it has entire Command
OF the river and is able to destroy any mum
bcr OF shipping without much rSquc and
as to their attempting 20 land by way of the
lake, it is iinpossible--tlle swamp beng in
passabie."
E.rtract 'front.' the same 20 he sane, dated
Dec 4.
Sour county has aiely been in much n
l.rIn, owing to our having received, infu:ma-
tion Of Lord !i;l and the Chesapeake iieet.
We received this intelligence by an lGugish
transport tina; put into Mobile, mistakin.; il
tnr Pensacos'.- She was imH9cAi,sriy i;r"t,
Icso 7r~,t2ken possession of Ivy Zen. Jackson,
anu tne C'c" mace prisoners. hcy ahrm-
ed that they lett tie Chesapeake in compa-
ny with SO sail destined for Pensacola, and
there to meet Lord Hill for the purpose Of IL
vddiag CHS statr---that she was separated
from his feet IN heavy gale OF wind, and
ran for Pensacola-that Mobile was entered
by mistake.--We have nothing but military
parade. General Jackson arrived in New
Orleans few days since. He has now uu-
der his command 10000 men. and there is
1905 OH their march from Kentucky, Geor-
Sia, &c. besides the militia Of this state
20 noe apprehend much danger the whole
number Of the forces here and on their way.
amount 70 upwards of p, 900 men, and this
think sufficient TO repel any hostile for'ce."
Bak,. TcA c,Tz.t
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
N4Ouyrr nece,rto,. .

We hear that d "A gun ship of the enemy,
and some smaller vessels, have aDpeared Of
vi bile Point
am sorry to state an account heard this
day. Perhaps IL is not true. We are in
formed, however, that 1t. Carey Of the %
regiment with two soldiers, was killed by
some Indians, in descending the Alabama
that the enemy took some women prisoners
and carried them to the neghborhood Of
Pensacola, where finding that our troops had
been there, they killed the women also.
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Gnrrysprpcu. (Pa.YDec ql.

Major Gen. tianes arrived in this town tins week,
on his way In New Orleans there to assume the COM
nsnd ct the Louisiana district. MAJ Gen. Scot. is to
sueesed han in the command Of tn. phadeliia dis
trict.
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I5IFIAL1, IIcccn1FPT -
heavy firing wag heard in the III ccrion ~ F,r Nj;
agsrs ON sunday list--N pfesume il wss p saute
MAJ Gems Robinson and brisbane were ordered iuto
tie pPer Province snort time sia>e saa1 mag have
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-05
From The Connecdcut Journal, Dec. Is.

LAND PRIvATEERING.-OnT Tuesday last
quantity Of goods, part of Wagon load
entrusted to one M'Curdy, for transportation
from Boston to New-York, which had beer!
4" found missing for several weeks, were dis
covered in cellar about two miles from this
city, where they had been secreted. The re-
mander were conveyed to Undertook, state
Of New York, which have likewise been re-
covered. The value of he goods is upwards
of Is 900 dollars.-M'CurGy is a land na viga-
tor from Virginia--he has been apprehended,
and is now in jail in this city, awaiting the
punishment due {, this base violation ct
" teamsters' rights"
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From the New London Gazette Of Wednes-



On Friday last, tie Suherb If "a guns,
ami brig, hopine anchored rather TOO elise
% The shore, near tie Sail H'oykS, 10 make IL
pleasant 10 tie coaSti2e craft LII. Col. Ben
Jan'fl commanding at Fort 7iumbuU, order
ed IN the eUeninG tartv of artillery under
the command Of Capt. Nixon, 10 proceed 10
the beach with too hsa1u field iiecc8, and
crack them. Capt. Nixon commenced ms
tire ar 9 O'Clock, and continued 10 nil To-
Hariag remained on the ground during thc
night, furnaces goere erected, and tie fire
Juos TcconE,ierced zuith hot shot at aaV 6TcGk !;
and occasionally continued Hl hakf fast 90
elock, zohen the enemy'S SHIPS Sot ,;ndtr gvGy,
and the Suf'et5 came 10 at a more reSf5scffM
distance, and The brig 4vent doqun sonnd
The enemy did nat return fhe IRE, and II
rs nor A''ol's that they received any iyn
ry.
Communicated Cant Jerry Eaiter Of
Chaylrston, { S. c. together gvi,h ha8scn-
Sc5is, 6ound from Nezv- York 10 Charleston,
in the schooner Ulior, Of Charleston, 7grrr
cultured Decerber'2d oF Cufe 0Lly, by IRE
BrtiSh tyfgate For!he, Sir I'm. Bolton, cam
naarder. From her 7se 7veye rat on band
the brig hinrod, CAPT. Hilton qyhere gpe
remained days thence on board ne ST.
herb: of NesV London. .itler 5etng on board
me 1nfer5 s or 10 days, sUeFe landed De-
cembe1 24th. az might in a snail CAPTURED
Do"| q. I'fHt NiOHe OIHs, az AHc 'ICISe 81 UT.
Bend1ah Gardner, from 4VhOm g,e dcknozvL-
cd.ged 10 haze received most kind and
f71endly RECEPTION. The morning previous 10
Our release, 4vere Sent on board me 6rieuatipe
Pictou, and sailed for Ral;tac. IS Of CIR FL
lcgD prisoners, aplong them gvere Cant. ,}onas
Perkins, and cre7o q ia sioo1, fran Egg lar
bor, bound TO Ncqo- York, taken 6y me- Mir
rod. Nr. S. S70aScy, and crc1v ofa trtze
brig, TO the Yankee hyiUateer, rccqhtUred by
the Ninwod, ILr. Johnson, ana fart IF The
crcgv eta 6rig, hrtze 10 the Erhcd;tion, re-
CAPTURED By the PeiideS.
JERRr WALTER, master Of The schooner
Union, Henry Wooster, j. ,Sfiina'z, yohn
Weiss.
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BOSTONDec. qs.

tBOS lOH, Dec. IS.
II is expected that the vessels on ned beyond the
otseot, will soon have allow cd them the privilege
., Trading to the British eOoues, To the same extent AS
D'i'sh vessels This wilt be granting to the people eli
at country, much greater facilities for trSde than tLey
have enjoyed siEce the year 1907.
The 7th British Regiment which LEFT Montreal in
November for Halifax about $50 stroae, is expected
shortly at Cast'ne This viii make the force there
more than two thousand men. They have bren anus
ed there with rpos, that the independence the Con-
s,iuon and II pri,ateers, with t. coo men on boe,r
were in complete readiness in Boston harbor to make
desceit upon that place.
Col BlGnruayt, the commsidapt It Castuc, lately
called on Scot,h Gentleman, ard charged Sim vth
being Brig Cen DEARBoRS in diSeus, tniyatcrng To
laiilet on him the punishment of spy. Luckily the
Gentleman found means prove hnselfa Biitish sub
jet, anal was accordingly acquitted
The Intelligence FROM Halifax of the recall of Sir
George Provost, and other particulars rs stated ty us
a few days ago, seems not 20 be doubted At
Casino.
The travels Of LEWIS & CLARK, to the sources
of the Missouri Riyer i'll the years 1867, s. g. has
been re-pubusied in LoAion in quarto
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learn, I, discharge general Cofce's hrissfe
OF inotrnted voi0nteers-it icing iupract,cs-,
hle tosopport their horses in that quarter.
Generp, Jackson intended to remove his II .
Qsiarttr' TO New. Orleans immediately No
thing from that place by last FRIDAYS mai.
Ton. iiIig, Dec. 10
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 8.

Of LOUIS, DeC. o.
Col. Russell, with the volunteers and ran
gers, came in on Monday asst, from tour III
to the Indian country. We understand thew
proceeded north to the trace leading from
Rock River to Rooms Lick settIement-fro
thence towards Grand River. and returned
by the upper settlements, without being able
to sec an enemy.
On the 4th ultimo the house Of. NJ. Street,
of SbowanoetoWu, was blown 10 Ivy L..
pounds Of gup-pcwdcr. epd much propc;
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NEw.Yopr. Dcccmber en-

VIEW lhfhs DccCHbfT %
The Of the appearance ofFthe i}alize Of large
enemy feet, produced Yesterday couside' able scusa
ton, ard, to use new mercantile phrase, tended 10
shEt7 tie markets
Tie general opinion which was entertained for some
days alter the arrival Of the Chsui c.y that there
loIerable Glance fOr Peace, is fast subsidng; and
this change OF opinion principally owing 70 the war
like preparations which the enemy is making on the
Lakes.
The apparent intention Of the nnerny 20 attack N
Orleans Tor the purpose, doubt Of conquest is sno-
tier argument in favor Of their intention to pros cute
the war.
Ijy Capt W. ks, of the sehr. Iivrlr, from New
bern, y. e. we learn, that large coppef-hoif0nicd
schr arrived At Newbein just hc was leqying that
port, prize to the privsteer Hero, Waterman, OF
tbs c1y
On Wis passage, capt Weeks ~aas informed, by
Capo May pilot, that the British squadron FROM the
Delaware Bay, put 70 SO lac, Friday NJ. IT,
THE Pre5ideHt FilgMe-lt r. incorrectly stated IN
the Philadelphia papers, that the Posi- ent h4gate,
Com Decatur ssiied lr this pot on cruise ~, the
18th inst She has not left the port yc,, nor u known
when sIe will put to seq.
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One If the lieuts. Of the Acasta observed,
that the Arab was TO be dispatched Z Bos-
ton, to ascertain the situation If the Gonsti:U-'
ton. Capt. Kerr said that he did not wish 70
see the Z. alone but in case that lie Eel IN
with her. he must fight or lose his commits
sion. He believed that the capt. of the New
castle was OF the same opniion--was ia hopes.
1hat both would be in CO. when they did conc
across her,
The Arab, it was said, would sail inauie,,i-
ateiy for Halifax, and take all the prisoners
on board the Newcastle and Acasta. Two
OF the Americans who were captured in the
prize brig Baltic, were landed az Province
town on Monday last, from the Newcastle
with their hands and feet very badly frozen.
1t wasisaid that they had been confined I'M
meiiia;ely under the ships matches, much ex-
posed to tie Their.
The RI Hon. Lord George Stuart is the
Senior British Officer in Boston Bay, at pre-
sent.
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[FTom the Boston Daily Advertiser, Deem
her 81 I

u hope receftea !!iontreai :iahers 70 the
YIN INST Tier contents &c nor Important.
TIE .amesicaa officers quar:ercd at Beau
floTf, near Qne6ec, acre 20 SEE car for she q.
IS. on the 13ih.
IHe Governor in Chief has returned to
Q"esec, otter long absence IN the. uthcr
froptnce. This looks u title ike S..s;ten-
son q military ofterations, although az is Irro-
'"ole ne ciOR functions II the Governor re-
qnTs bis Presence at Me Cannol.
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GENERAL. MISCELLANY

WE understand, the brig Arab, went into Cape
harbor on thursday LIST, with information, that the
Constitution had sailed frotn Boston-next morning
the Newcastle, Acasta ard AJsb got under weigh,
ard with press Of sail stood to The Eastward-W
car only say their intention oveltake her, she
played them Yankee trek, for she had than S
Lays the start, with afSir wind. B0st Gazette.
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Colonel JosrFH 2. LEaRSfD, of the saith rect T.
lnanT has been lately tried by court martial con
yened atPotIand, Of which Brig Gen. CT andIer was
PRESIDENT sns found guilty OF tiraud and embezzle-
ment OF public monies +" It was proved that in the
summer ct 1915, lac procured 700 cartridge boxes.
belts and SayoIet c.bsards to be made on account a.
the u S at 81 IS for each set and paid for them A.
th9rate bu' oontriyed obtain receipt for them AZ
The rate of So per sett, by which means he obtained
ut the Deputy Comrnissary ofpurchases payment at
The latter rate thereby making profit to ims IL of rs
cents on each sett, amounting in the whole to SI%5-
He was found guilty likewise on other charges, and
sentenced to be eshered which sentence IS approved
BY the commenting officer of this district and the said
C"iohe Learned, il no longer Officer o. the ar
ny
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Extract Of letter tn the Editor, dated Stockbridge
Drcefnl.1 %

December %
ga ComDIssGry fer prisoners from tie English ro-
7e'7o'ent, 1si,o ctae Oa fon .lIoarrul 7sgfh Elc
ptnce on fhe i5A or llM If Mps ni94lh, 1stiizsd
here yes:eTddy. IcGHnot fiiI HGt he brougi. an
nesrs g moment General PiOcior is abon, 10 he ~
cd fsrhis conduct il, Ubbcr CGnGAi. II seens bra
6a6b hef Coz. PTeUost ril6e siimni1fcd bp Tx ce7
slues cthi frdcH;iiy to make SbGsn9oYc r9orq
ms Tiafer 10 ,ef'1e1c his character. Ihe EHgkch
Cs"fnsSGy brought soDIe niO'ey to our 1c-t77f .5f,
3ie'i3He. Il % said tut tie English hare besu IN
Considerable Arrears IN rs 0cc0f If bti5eters
Hbich Mey are noIp about 10 dsciarge JHe brpnperf
by o1r government cf the shbend 0lo1red 10 he br2-
SoIsTs u .gn,, las not Seen fuHIcfudL"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-05

M'ior General Dearborn and I.edy left town ON
Saturday last for Utica, N y where Court Martial
to be held Tor the trial % Cen Wilkinson, of which
Gen. Dearborn ie President. General Miller takes
command OF this District in the absence Of Gen. d.
Boston pgi,Iot