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ng OF 4
Japann'h black, red
& white tea trays
Plate warmers and
Dressing cases
shovels and torgs
Green wire Tenders
Iron, tin, & copper
tea Kettles
Sauce pans
Pins
Needles
knitting pans
iron and 7 japan q
candie-st lis
Iespee &
! knife combs
lCloth, nail, hair,
| clumb: rajnt end
| sweeping hrushe:
,iS'lot bots. pnwdc,i
i TASKS, fishing rod
lines and hooks
/ W alking canes aht
! WHIPS
Pocket books, bael
! Cannon boards
! snuff boxes. pa.
4 ted candle3ticks
/ casters, sc.
i'Gnn8, pistols. sllrks
/ aid gao airts.
Eiiccs, anviEs: spades
shovcls, Z frying.
pans, baa' g sheet
| lad and tin plate:
lpar-iron, steel, ant
! Wagon boxes.
| ALSO,
lGilt aid mahogany
! framed pier looh
| ing glasses
Toilet and pocket.
! glasses
Mi: ttary goods and
| Jewellery, and
Of o:1er ,frlic'es,
r sale on med erate
! retail.
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We kG-e glso III Store.


6 rires and bali pipes scuth side ditto.
imported into New-Ycrk before the war.
and considered eaual.v good.
% cases fiartiniGu! y lite and red No.
ycan Cordial, Of a very superior Gna,ity'
The Ioyers of this article are invited
TO try It.
Afew cases Capcrs in quart bottles
much cheaper than tie small bottles.
A few kegs Picked Lemons. ofa very
;ood quality, and cheap in comparison
TO their quality and utility.
SO boxes brown Soap, of a choice qua.
ity.
goo bushels fine Salt, suitable for ia
bic use.
$50 do. coarse do.
SIS bbls. good quality Common Wits
key.
so kegs Picked Oysters.
500 Cocoa Nuts.
~, AS in our FIRST outset we obscry.
ed, 1--WE now repeat that we donot wish
to interfere with ether dealers. but we
are determined to accommodate our
customers, so as to promote their inter
est as we'll as cur own.-The above
choice articles worthy tie cppeitotion Ct
good. together with every article in the
Grocery Lane, for sale by
HYATT g WILSON,
GEGRGEToyS. Corner of Bridge end
High Streets.
August 1876. If.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-28
Fresh Teas, SC.
FOR SALE AZ AUCTION
& by IS 3 90
FRANKLIN. 6. 1fI.NTU-RN,

II ~ ~ = ~
FRANKLIN g .1II.NTl7sRN,
ON Tuesday the 10th day of octo,
q 3 Der ate o'clock, at the stores q
Minsurn & Champlln,
Front street, foot Of Roosevelt street.
.N.EW-TOIK,
The entire Cargo Of the Ship America;
MArHER, Master, just arrived irch'
Canton--consistirg Of
IS chests Guppowder
half ditto and -
II boxes Imperial Ieas.
- 3. s $ est.y D.ss. Tyson ditto
$50 chests
go half chests !,
4OJs 10 do. do. Il
400 S do. do.
3 s. s.s, chest. Tyson skin Do.
O~-I 6 ists9a W.. u.s.
ao23 chests
T49t boxes
| $50 chests
Sal hall Go. Bohea ! "a.
| 2sS or. Go.
es ,acoueyel Faad;es Tea.
t IS boxes do. Ware.
2 ditto 5rnshes.
Q ditto Sewing silk.
Q ditto Sassencts.
/ box Canton Grape
G 10. Nankeens
s do. IFeatlier Fans
cor do Fire Crackers
Geo bundles Rattaus
| eco bags White Lead
/ 10000 lbs. sa'tpetre
Ei4,nG0 lie. Alum
/ 1907 bundles Cassia
l box do.
/ 4 boxes Nutmegs.
The Teas will be ready for exar1ina
lion tie Saturday preceding tie sale
/ New. York. September 10 dt6O
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-28
New Goods,
FROM NEW ENGLAND.
i}ogers s, Lewis,

No5cfS 9 LEWIS
KING STREET !;
Are now opening part of their assert
meat Of fresh imported
F.GLL g TEIN'TER, F.f5s'CY .G.H'1E.
STAPLE GOODS,
yJs7 RECEIVED FROM EessON.
Ameng which are
s bales low priced, camman and SUI
perfne broad Cioths-variouz
calors,
do. Cassiineres- assorted,
do. Flanne.s-assorted some very
fine, white,
/ do. Bcnnets patent iiaper;a! elastic
Cords, a new ard superior arti-
Gle for gartlemen's rantaloons,
1 do. Wersted Scotch Plaids for cen
t'emens cloaSs and childrens
coaths,
do. Eamtazetts. containing plain,
black, green, brown. olive,
slate anil maroon colors-and
green, slate and orange, print
Ell TO.
| case fire twist shirtings,
9 do. Madras pattern hdkfs.
s do. Caiicoes, plates, and furnitures,
etc. etc.
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fs T a STE

re Mars jusf received by tie rrigs Pre-,
SAGE, Capt. Rose. from .5iads.ra-
9 pipes. , L. p. MADEIRA
/ half do. VINE;
From tie houses Of Blackburn, ,Anglin
AID SfurGocS, You!e, SHardrCp & Go.
imported by Messrs. Bowie and kurtz,
&C this place. and considered equal to a
ny wine imported Ter sale, for some time
nast.
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Adam Lynn,

Opposite the .Ncchanics BdilE, 3.
Has received by the ship Ocean ana gu
3 perior,
a larre and general assortnleds q
& I,Os1MONGERY, Cutlery, plated ane'
u timed Saddlery, japanned, pfass:
aud plated wares
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-28
David Peabody.

.Kine Street, THREE doors above the Wash
ine Yayera, has Just received and OF,
fers for SALE, a con.p|'s assortment OF
Dry Goods,
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Salt Anoat.

1900 bushels Cadiz Salt; 90 board ' ~
George Washington, for sale by =,
.a,;ams, Hsr5srs and 20.
September IL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-04
List WJGHT'S MIL.

WAsH1NGToN, Feb I.
ETfrdcf ofd icftcr Fun at o67c , on 6oard
the late u s.. /rigate President, at sea. TO
/1eHd
The night we left the Hook, owing to some
blunder of our pilots, we struck on the bar,
and there remained humping two hours, un-
til the tide rose. At day light we fell ia with
the British squadron, consisting Of the Ma
Jestic, Endymion, Pomona, Tenedos, and
Dispatch Brig Our ship ewing to her get
ting aground lost her sailing. We lightened
as much as possible, but tive enemy gained on
us. The kndymion, mounting twenty-four
Founders on her gun-deck was the leading slap
OF the enemy She got close under our quar-
ters' and was Getting our riggiag, without our
beng able to bring gun 90 bear upon her.
o suffer this was making our capture GER
tam, and that TOO without injury to the enemy.
We therefore bore up for the Endymion, s.
engaged her for two hours, when we sileneeG
and beat her III. ut this time ,hc rest q
the ships had got within two miles 81 us we
mad all The sail we could from them, but il
was IN vain. In three hours the Pomona &:
ienedos were aiong side aud The MAJ stic
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-04
SapnnnQb, i'm. 26

6apnrHQh, Jdn. 20.
The tirne5ore evenfe--the Eneny threatens.-Crr-
IZTNs. trnsrd )Odr RgitJ--sct With energy, aud we
Sfe safe.
~ IS With great pleasure announce To otr fellow
oluLens that the FORrFlCA1IONS aru,nd our
Cny, sIe progressing with the greatest rapdity-the
inhabitants ri t,i5 place, and the III ntefs IN the nce-
6mlood, have come forward with zeal and ardor and
are highly entitled to the hks Of thu community
requires but few lays more orabor To cornpicat the
works end have M doubt bot the patriotic stiri,
already displayed, will have powerful effect on the
utds Of others, Who have been heretofore slumb r.
ing
With The troops already embodied, and others which
ere da'ly aisms here be danger ap1rt hend,d
from an attack ot the enemy; we sre convinced when
'Sed into action, they will prove themselves wortnv
t'e name NJ AMERICANS and gain fresh latirrIs H.,
their country. We have no doubt bu, FLOYD viii
prove soo'bcr JACKSON, and that he spiers on The
Atlantic, will NOT be behind eir Western brethren
MAJ ten Pncknsy left Clales,on faur DAYS ,ce--
he IS expected ia tiis cit to-day.
Capt Kennedy, with company of Yolnnicorg from
Nus'ist and Sept ---, with another from Waynes-
boioug vii be in town this day.
~ gentlemen from tic Southwark we are told that
the enemy lnlcd Cinpbs-i4nf Is1a;sh are dyinf,
IN gree numbers da.iy. from ths sIAJL PCCK anc
'Ct0N i. .irefD.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-04
CHARLESTON, jail. ?e.
The ENEMY.


An express reached town at two O'Clock
yesterday from Major ROBERTSON, who
commands Z detachment of Drafted Mill
tia, on Johns Island, with information to
General MooRE K, that the enemy were land
ing on that Island, As their force was not
asocrtained, it was coVectured hv many to be
that from st. Marys unde. Adm,rsi Cock
BURN.
From Colonel JoRN WARD. who left
johns Island yesterday sfternoon, aud who
brought 4 dispatch from Maj. ROBERTSON
to General MOORE, we have received the
following. particular, The enemy made
their .Ppesrancc yesterday morning off f.
Gisto Inlet ; there appeared 20 be three small
vessels and one large sinp IN the Oiiingr-on
their approach, IN their barge3, the officer
commanding the guard al d small battery OF
two guns on Simon's Island, adjoining Johns
Island. discharged rs pieces and rcucated
over e. the latter place The enemy we're
then seen to land, TO the number, as was sup
posed, of from $50 to $50. They burnt the
barracks, and probably spiked the guns, and
then reiterated to Their vcssels.--They were
ali dressed in blue, and are Considered to be
nothing more than marautiing parry On
the iirst intimaton ottheir approach, Major
Robertson advanced from his encamOment
with his detachment, but the enemy had re-
treated before he could reach the 81 nc vi
acton. His men were eager to meet tis
toe, and with the local advanta; res they pos
sessed, would no doubt have gwen gooi &C
Count of them, had they been double the
number OF themselves. Courier
1.-THE detschmeu; ordered By Muor Gene
RAJ tishhurne, from Major Gedtles' squadron,
under fJeant Iayne, which left tins city at
elSoe o'clock iast evening, 90 go TO John' S
Island, and ascertain whether the enemy
nad cfcctna'y made landing, and what
their force was; returned this morning at
malt past i o'clock, aud rrpcr:s that the en-
envy had, yesterday, landed from > barges,
from $50 co $50 men; that a small party,
stationed at the point Of oimun's bay, mad ii
REQ on them, and afterwards -etreatcd tn the
main body, having previously spiked their
guns The militia ST ltcUcd on the Island Oh
Receiving information of the landing Of the
enemy, had taken up their line Of march +;
but the enemy were soor found to have re-
tired preciptately to their balges, lcaving,
one OF their hats nearly new, behind. The
detachment lift the encamp ment at . O'Clock
this morning, at which time 3 vessels were
seen off. c. E1,. Post.
Jan. %.
Ajore Patriotism.
The militia trorn the upper country, now
Stationed at the lines, have volunteered the
services OF companies. each day, to work
with the citizens OF Charleston until the fcrti-
locations are completed
NaU0l Engagement.
a Letter from Savannah, dated the 95th
inst inform. AS, that an express had just ar
place between TWO Urge vessels, OF EVasazy
Soand-resalt not known. 1t was expected
to have BEEN an American and d British fri
gate engraved
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-04

"a , i'oA thbh NANhbA-l o the polheness
eta merchant OF dis city, We are Indebted The loan
Of Ceradq papers to the i4th of January inclu,ye-
EYsraets follow. NY. E. Pest.
NoSTRrIL Jan. u.s.
Aa Evening Paper of.he Cd, from New. York, aids,
that express had arrived from he sotward stat
irg that tie British f9rc- ~ h1,e passc the Baixe "a
THE HWuber OF $50 al Of v.sses Of an descriptions DE
master ct the sch sirnI5 that he actualy saw 10 of
them Hon lis vessel Il tnay be conclude. in conse-
qncnce, that hot work OiId soon flo,y or tat the
place ould bc ~ easy conquest We MAJ calculate
upon the latter, IS well known that the ,ilk nj the
population the tyranny a'i,ieh l,as been
exercised by the American government in that c,,er-
ter. 10 fine, the occupation Of Ncw-Urleans viii be
the meansOi securing the fieu1s;, aud coniue~e. 81,
the states, west OF uie Apalachn mountains, which
co,ains more uian million OF iprabfafs whose RI.
bug passion interest. Ihey viii BE- los III to the ma.
ton which can best protect them, AID secure to tcm
TIE most gam We see al example OF this in the
late acquisition east Of tie PenobscOt rivers there the
people are already 10 appearance m lcar1 become
Jt alhroug interest Castine is TIC KEY Of prfeeti
to them New-ricans IS ~ the country above 4,
Tile western states, according 10 3 law now ucnding
in Congress- will be- saddled with war taxes TO the ~
mount Of $4,000 dollars Annually, which theT mey e.
iude by declaring neutrality. There can he not much
doubt Of their disposition In resist taxes q, n,neh "a
they would the British arms. we might enlarge on
this subject but shall, FOR the present. close orr specI-
,a;ions, and wait another period when things will be
better developed.
u said that the Hartford convention had broken
but cannot find any authority TO Substantial Use
fact We have the Cuuueetcut Mirror Of the 81 inu
which says nothing at all OF its proceedings nor O, Il.
having dispersed The Mirror II ought to be ol,y,ry.
81, Is printed IN Hartford The Vermont Mirror 81
thc &tb, is equally silent The Convention appears 10
vs. TO be ike kind ~ bugbesr calculated TO righten
,he nst'onrl government aud 20 deceive the British
jf sttinss have been secret the me bers have sum
we' s''pe ''vo Or three pesskers or Ifher cor fs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-04
RICHMOND. Wal Feb-oar, =, 1915.
RANK pir.J.

The objections OF the President are worthy
CT the most serious attention. They prove
him, as profound Connoisscur in tie Theory
and Practice Of Banking SAID yesterday, to be
q master # The arr.
Ho7o could the Notes Of this Bank have re-
iieved the want of Circulating 1Iediul1,
when the Bank would not have dared
to nave issued them, but in a very snail
quantity :-Rozy could it have issued them.
when The Bank was compelled to pay them in
specie--and all the specie would thus be drawn
out of It's vaults
Hon could it have relieved the 4or,fs Of
the goVernnsnt, when .hcy were not conpen-
ed to Loan c,nt to the government--and
when they coutd have made but a small loan.
as their notes wonld have immediately
returned upon them for specie ?
The Bank, as it stood, was the offspring Of
FedTl intrigue--fhey, foTsooth would not
have voted for any Bank, which wOnld have
gwen relief TO the Government Nor will
they. Let the Republicans then look to ifs.
see whether they Cannot form Bank, which
VIII contribute to relieve the government and
the nation,
o. The n. cfR. cF.Slsssacjiusrfts have 5eeu 7cen
enough tn order Gbroseeton against he Eeitors of
ne fankec-T Congress and tie ofier Ref,u6fceJi
Leslsiatlaes, had orled tie s,in,s measure 10 D. m.
'''i euh restect 10 ercy klwy and fsctooG -ybich
had eni0ni!eI fom Tie Federal Presses tie fire #
orr corfS 1oon'f NOT hare been able haze held al
the dcftons reh'ch zgouiiiaue 6ee;t instituted
MARRlED-On "Wednesday evening last by the
Rev Isaac II. IL. IudaI, Mr. Manual Judah, e. ,Ie A.
ma6e and interesting %fis7 Grace 5eSa4, dGus Of
the Rev. Gershorn Seixis of New-York
OIED-.7this iate hlantdtion, neGr Pole
Green MEETING fUHSe, Hanope1 connfz. on
me morning IF me 18Th If january last, Mr..
JOhN OL!VER, IN The ssh Vcar If his
aSf, after short but srUtyc illness. THe
deceosed has lcf distressed 7uido4u, an AIRED
and afflicted Ether, and a large circle ofEal-
mcrous fj1enGS cEd r. iattveS, 20 mourn and
tanent his lass.
or ne hare mum III s. s. on hand. 4.;ie1 ,ye
"Ht1 iGy orr1 HN ar nerf
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CAPTURE OF OUR FRIGATE THE
pRFSIIjFN'C

lnthis unfortunate event, instead Of losing
fame, our naval heroes appear to have won
fresh iaurels for their brows:
E-TSract Of a letter fran ar officer Of the
ffigGfe President, 10 hi. friend IN NJ YORK,
dQfed
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Bns-oy. Jc7 ~

%-'->I ~, WI ~
Sailed on Friday lasi the Sut.er5 hripate
GTmrd orig .dyoN, er'this itorf, David ME-,
r.. Esq. commander, (mounfhlg chi.Fy lcme
and "a fonnders, 7vith complement If
130Nen 4; and Tie ,8aktinirc Schoonsr IT,
7rahxzUk, (hatefy the Cossack) Caht. PHI
lin Bessom, 9 guns end IS plen-6oM on q
eTHize.
TIE firivate armed brig ChamhIain, CAM.
Salter, Of Ports7~onth, sailed from Portland
on Saturday, on a crnize; Me Dash ftriua-
teer in conihany.
The Far hrivateer, (Which sailed from
Portsmouth, 15h inst. hut back on rte Toh.
at consequence offhe lafe easferiy gale-She
sailed again on SattrdayiaSt.
The firfvat:er brig LHdto5v, Gait. Nudge,
on crxize, sailed from Kcnc6unk, On San
DAY but il is said meeting 7;ffs head
sVi'd, ATTEMPTED To ger into ILar6leAead,
and 7oent on SHIRE Same epcniug, ar lo4g ma
tr. II is Ststhosed that she has been got
Of.
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FON RENT

IND Immediate Possession Civsr.
Nt-Ni large aod eomnofinus brick House, on the
2 conner OF II aGd TN Streets, (,lcckrs TIiS i,.i
~ occupied by Mrs Navy Rodley, as +, pos~a:r !,
ti"use. Attached TO the House, are good III a,e
ono e-house, Stable, Carriasc-ad SC X god Cord,
For farther particulars, apply to
JAS; =. OSWALD.
ut .N,. IL. B,s-s-g's.
o2ossii. nie SasG1, T. ,srr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-04

Assurance of the safety of young Price, HcfF-
man. Lansing and kInmet, midsh;pmen. or
the five Licutenapts, three were killed, and
not "A Ndshpmah Was hurt-the loss Of the
crew Is small.
Extract ola letter from, scer Of the late T. s. fri
gate President ia i,is friend in Baltimore dated on
b anl his Brt,nnic Majesty iisst, Pomone, a.
Sea, in lat. IS, 80, lVrs. ~.
Nta jan 1915
h's NTH ne dsehest regret Yhaue Z, r4nrisicolfe
me foSs Of ie lac IT, j. FifgGfs sis e sident TIE
i''' tiSs tie ,i;Y ciier ,r:eh she So.ed At ak!y
4sh ne "a, IA 7-i.h has . nj ryys= iGjcSt,c, the
5.nGgT:oa, ISrc,',s aai tbs sip; and ojtea cEass
from . N ihs morning anti m tie atter7ooa tsep
erorght as Get,on -ritcd ceut.n,d f1ar hours q
an G1T -,l,~n obliged 70 Surrender. Our
arf cc,ilip lss1.. Ho,geE sei,h d nnn5er' Of Diers
ho.r rr;'p, TN NOT k,,ss0 Killed: Mr. Hodgers,
.'bdsVtiial Dae ana HiiDi5er' Of me7, 1scunoetl-
e5.Y fa1st h;iy art! md the snip r.uch cut I'd an
msh'A. The Effb-sion. zrih Tohich .oere most
ei:Sa2 suffered e-rerciy IN men, duH ,nasts and
'7R!.i, SIC cGsrssdois her naI't decSr 81 Founders
G'1co1 The Es'er d'ck 81 poitad cd,TJtiI.tes.
I.Eft f"sA.y TIE President and E,.dgnn0ii Ported
csn1.1y az hsG5y gaze from Ito east ssGrd e,7id
T'asH t'e President last skehnf tGisfelu si
"efof distress. iIvTrg Icst her frs and n-en top mast
and a.os',-top sGKinr s,lGss. We Eagnioa has n;.
oesn seen Scs .'iondiy 7iqh'. Grrh fears are az
tc'tctnedf7r The safetyoftht President to-r Deca-
mr. dcut Shu5r7rk, yOq;h or eticers ar men .vee
on 6oo'6 the Enoyn,on ~ part con bzsp to,,7rr o-s
mor"ns 'oa, h.s .ieSfic, and are toitl in. Aef-..,,-
d. TIE 1saeetos goes jor Of .Ns.Lea4e. ,hc el,r-
nitg.
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Trr NATION Rank pur

TIE NATIONAL. BANK PILL.
zee question 4si,leiyt the IT, liIl, Which
the President ia. cuiue with oh,cc,ions was ye,tor.
day m che Senate postponed TO Fhurs.sy. Ii IS SIR
no.fsss0n, tNm whst sey a,'l hear that the till
wa nor p'ss tha' body w The majority OF tuotni,S,-
}" s'i"n ease required ny tire Constitution nd der, toe
viii noI become . law
II - further oir inP'eSs'ou, Ieri,s tie creature os
onrtea'f 'i no hi VII l.pss Ga, pcs M .sion ,,
thc es' enlistment q! Na'i"ns BgnS We shall r..
J2ice 1t hsrrs" differently hut sIoh AR our l.srs
Not nG
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THE SUH5CRIBFP

Z INFORMS his friends n;,IMe b,ibgc se,,r.v, il.
Hns JHsf recef1ed frfpl Fiih1Gc{Ddie, Il u,
'nJuct'ne u GIN ind CORDKRIS. cf,gb,cs - I,.
on hHnd ne greatest um1ety .fthe nfcea Ns,s1 mi
richest fnnhty.-.3iso rectfes N hSslet j., Hs he.
'""n"ie,:--His ddrge q1iGntiy # GSqLen fies,s.
5Crt..IJIgJ 5.@"P ne "tsc, g1e0t uarieyet ass
it.mDfsrS GiGee Pd'rei Of erceYcnt .Sfc-'ch sSc
'fIcf Trich ne srW sell in Quantities 10 sttit Inn rio
GERS 6nd on ME mast reGssnnbis terms III ,1,el =.
BiTcha'e U6s'a, Corn d'ad Rgc olso, zsY b,,g Ian
h,FS, ~ FVsd t0Ne He'n ia his DisfiHegt >g f,t ~,
Sh"eS. J.3-HES .W.4LIISTEf
IN tic ,haiH street. ,aea,' .Ho,j-es S,.,lrre
1e1 p 4,f
= amtetms oi uhc Commissioner rs appended ic:
"a the Act Of Assembly entitled "An Ac ,c~
iorars a COMPANY to establish = Turnpsc u I'd
irdh nc City ct Richmond to the gemlo.s-Rfii;cI
held II ihe Eggi Tavern, in the Cny o. Rieb,Io.d
the Sis, ut January 1878 10
Reso'-cd 1'at P4eks be opened r rccsi,ir u,,..
7criptens ior .iy hundred shares OF figv doll r.. -
Tor the pufpoSr n making the Tr1rpikc r. d d,ee,
ed ~ ie asre2aid Law, at the Eagie Tarrrn 4, ~.
CITY OF Richmond, M nday the sch Of Fe,,y,arv
ad continue open nom day 20 dry urtil the ST.. Gin
tons are complicated d, 60 der the Supcr. ten6r,, a.
t""nms Wilson and Hugh Davis. each OF wl,-, e Az.
thorzed 10 graft receipts to Subscribers for the s,
cribing vs. -'''
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-04

~, ., .\oRFoLNs Jan. 81.
The Vigilance ard activity Of dc enemy IN the
reishhorhood 81 this place las for some months past
been very successfully exeriej We have several
times hTd the unpleasant task If noticing Shc inc,Irsiors
ut TIER 'arRes into Hampton Rosds, AID the cnrrur,
on many ot on c''asins GRAFT 5y them in addition a.
Which,, :; IS wits tt!e mcfcuI that we n NV uu-
deAke torecoTd mOtcr insaa their but too AUG
cessul depre,isrisus
Early 90 Sunday morning nine of the larges from the
frieates below, came into the roads aad captured three
small Eastern Slicre erst under Old Point Comfort
The crews OF whr'i escaped 20 the shore in their hots
The bargcs then stood up towards the mouth olianes
iver, and cat oil a sloop from Rchmon lien witt.
coal FOR his place The ,tter perceving hin self in
,erceP ed, run The soop ashore on Crane, Island spit
anu WITH the crew and passengers, made their escape
to the Island. The enemy soon boarded and act FIRE
70 te sioop, eHd proceeded IN chase of another sloo
"nchthsy eSped near the mouth of Nansefnond River
ricli they also eSpurCd. They then stood IN James
lyer and csiSutd too other snail vessels n at were
coming down--The wins blowing n gale from the
wests ard preyent'd any partof our hola from re,-
ing down 10 time TO prevent the mischief or even the
retreat ot the enemy, hen he ought prober TO re-
tn st. when was not until late in tbs day
he whole anosnt Of these Captures when divided
amongst Use crews ot tile tnee r,tes will not vi, ii
three dollars per man, while the unfortunate. iuJ;y;dp
ais from whom the property taken are reduced Il,
indigenee Miserable, contemplate, cownriy war
fare Does give 9nnsolatior 10 the naval pride NJ
England 80 often BUNDLED by the vaior o. our t.,. f
employ her irgitos m the capture aud destruction IL
our river craft AID oyster bo.tsf Where is the CHI.
yalr'c spi'r Of tie "tsis ut Old England - Ist to
he found M srch lrgOriTis deeds robl,ng the por
nan ct his all without hencitig tl,enselyes Or bro
'ucng the shallow If national embarrassment or ini,ry
TO the enemy H7ald