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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-27
from the Anrorn.

A court of enquiry was laicly held at
New York, at The desire Of general Ripley.
The court had proceeded in its enquiry for
some days, when an order was received for
its dissolution 4 measure of this nature
might be allowable in time Of war; bat in
period of peace, it is not to be accounted
for in any rational way-Ihere as soase-
thing behind.
The general court martial which lately
sat at Troy in the state OF New York, has
terminated its proceedings about fort
night, the result, we are credibly informed,
has been, that the general was acquitted
unanimously on every charge and every
spec ltieauon.
Ii is stated to us that the evidence given
on oath, on this trial, whenever ii shall be
Published, will give very different uiegs
of military transactions and military men,
from those which system of prescription,
worthy of Robespie, 20. had imposed in
some measure upon the nation.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-27
Copy ola letter from Major General
yackson to tie Secretary Of tVar, dated
New Orleans, March 10, 1915
Head- quarters, !
b MikltarH District. {

II cru Q1nCeFS,
18th NiIjtary District.
Sr--I have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt OF your letter ofthe ltth aitimo,
advising nae of the ratification of the treaty
of peace between Great Britain and the
United States.
In conformity with your directions have
forwarded to the OH cer comlnanding his
Britannia Majesty's forces in this quarter,
information OF that event
The Tennessee and kentucky militia will
be Immediately marched TO their respective
states and discharged, without receiving
any pay before hand The Louisiana and
mississippi militia will be discharged and
receive their payment here 1t is hoped
that the necessary funds will be provided
for the payment Of the former in suitable
time.
SO soon as get the troops mustered out
of service here, it is my intention to re-
move my Head Quarters to Nashville at
which place shall expect to receive the or
ders Of my government. Maj Gen Gaines
will be left in the immediate command of
this section of the district and | am happy
to commit it to one in whom the govern
ment has such high and deserved conf.
dence.
haze the honr to be,
Sir, your verv obedient servant.
ANDREW JACKSON
Daj Gen Commanding.
Hon. James Womroe,
Secretary Of Uar.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-27
April 81.

III ~
We understand that the first squadron,
consisting of the frigate Guerrero, Conste-
lation and Macedonian. the slooPs Ontario
and Alert, the brig Epervier, and the light
vessels FREELY. Flambeau, Spitfre, Spark,
and Torch, destined to the Mediterranean,
will be commanded by Commodore Decs-
tur and the second, to consist of the indie
pendence of ~ guns, two or three frigaies,
the sloop Erie, and several smaller vessels,
which will soon follow, by Commodore Wm.
Bainbridge.
On junction of the two squadrons
Commodore Decatur will, probably, return
to the United States. Nat FHtet
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-27
The tof'owing IS the result ofthe Con
greSSionaL eleLtion IN this diatrict
726 100

Mgjority for Nagnus Tate, Esq 3l7
George ". Humphreys and Thomas
Fan Speariagem, Esgrs usre elected on
Monday last, Members Of the State Le-
g stature tor JEFFERSON County, ecithous
opposition
Mfred II Pogce5, Esq [FsderclI ise.
tectsd to the Senate Of Ysrginia, Jy a ma.
jory of6
Col J Lewis Fed has ma;orsty IN
tie hondo"n district 81 so uotes ouer 1fr.
Mason
n strong expect alton as entertain ed that
Mr. job" Randolph ooiH be elected TO Con.
gress, IN the place Of Mr. Eppes.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-27
THE GAZETTE.
MARTINsBURGH, APRIL p.

0 The Rev. Mr.. Allen
will preach in the Court
House this evening at ear
ly candle-light.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-27

The Rec. Mr. Mead wW preach in
ChdrIeS-7o~n on Sunday the 5oth inst.
at eteUen 0ctock
DtUine serUice may be expected on Non
day tac list Of Nay at ain Greek, at
tareiUe O'Clock
On Taesday the Cd at Maytias5urgh.
at t1celUs o'ctoct-
dad on Wsdnesday the Sd al Hedges
Chapel, at taoetUe O'Clock
Nis expected the &eU. Mr. Mead soiN
preach az each Of these places should he
not, his place a0i4 6ssapPtsed by Mr. Ausn
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-27

Catholic Majesty was desirous 20 81 engt,s
the bonds Of : sincere and geaereas ami
with the u States The answer ? iven te
Mr.. Morris, at Cadiz. by the late Regency
of Spain. and the one he received sfter-
wards at Madrid from the Kings minister.
were predicated on the same grounds ard
it is said, that instrHetions have been sent
to the Spanish Minister in America, to
make known to the President this resolu-
ton of Ills Catholic Majesty"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-27

Washington, Apr5 90
This city is now honored by the presence
Of several of our Military and Naval He
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-27

Wooden Legs.-We were yesterday
shown wooden leg and foot made by
capt BENZ T. Adams, an Invalid at the
Marine Hospital, Charlestown The sym
metry appears perfect, and the joints of'he
knee, ankle and toes are rendered moyea-
ble by spiral springs, so as to make them
extremely convenient in walking or sitting
Several officers deprived of their legs by
the chances of war. have already adopted
those made by capt Adams, and approve
them-BoSt Pail
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-01

Ar at Philadelphia, goth Jan. the private armed
sch. Amelia, Captain Adams, Of Baltimore, from =
cruize OF lSY days, having captured prizes, from
which she took out cargo OF dry.goods, &c. Tbs
following are the yessels she destroyed-Bh. brig
Co'ers. 400 tons. from Cork 10 Quebec, cargo 1850
ebis hour. with bread and pork. burnt her ,--Bh.
brig Elizabeth. from Cork TO Newfoundland, $50
tons, cargo bread and -four. government store burnt
her The A. manned S prizes, and gave 2 up 10
pr'son-rsi she has been severs! times chased dur.
ing the cruixe, once in particular, IS hours.
Also. ar at Philad. Bh sch. Mary whittle, for
merry the Climax Of Dat in ballast. from bermuda
to- Nassau, Is gnns aid - men. prize TO the pr
Amelia, of Baltimore.
Chariesfon, Jan. l6-- The ship which was chased
on shore on our bar ON Thursday, proves TO be the
Cenera Hsaesey, from London bound TO the East
iodies, prize to tile YNNIgi, Of bristol, captured
early IN December, in lat. 4. so, N. Ion IS, w. Af
ter a running fight OF some time. She mounted 8
guns and had 60 men, So Englishmcn, the rest Las
cars-her cargo consisted Of lS,C00 bars of iron,
some dry-goods, porer, cheese, sc. She lies al.
most enttey under water, aud there is little proba-
b''y OF saving any Of her cargo. Two Of her prize
crew and upwards Of fffy Lascars were drowaed
soon after she ran on the bar. by Tremendous car
ryihg away her poop and quarter deck. The price
master and remainder of the crew, with Of her o.
riginal crew, were taken off by the Ao,illa.
.Nsss-fork, Jan 26-Ar private armed schooner
Lawrence, Edward veasey, Esq commander, from
. crn'xe OF l70 days. Capt. v during his cruize,
has taken Is priys s--msnned 3, burnt 4, and given
up one He made loo prisoners, and brought in Is
OF them, The vessels captured amounted TO more
than 5000 tons. The Lawrence has brought in
some wine, raisins, &c. taken out Of prizes. The
following are the destroyed vessels, viz ;A-Nov 20,
captured Bh brig Good Intent. in ballast burn, her.
Dec I, captured the English cutter Dart, cargo
wine, raisns, and nuts, from Malaga, tsok Out .
suf6cency for ships use, and burnt her. 9th, cap
tered the English brig Christian. from Faro TO Lon
don, with full cargo of cork, dog fish. skins. al
monds, baskets, &c. burnt her. Jan Q. captured
the English sch. Atalanta, from Halifax 10 Martini
co, with full cargo Of fish, and burnt her.
Also. arrived, privatc.armed brig Expedition,
Chaytor from cruizc of 4 months, having msde
prizes, manned 3, and burnt one Jan. 10. cap
tured the brig Lo,d Wellington, laden with lumber.
fish. &c and burn. her. Capt. Chaytor brought $
prisoners in .r IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-01

On THURSDAY, FEB. a3. OF o'clock P N.
Z (V/air, " nor, ne .frsf Jair day ctirr.)
On the Premises, for Term Of one year,
THE Real Estate Of the Hon. JosEfH CuspALL,
4 late Of Portsmouth, deceased, viz -
The Cook Farm go called, containing 100 acres Of
excellent Land and the Ferry Farm. called con.
tsining about % acres - Both Farms Of excellent
soil for the celtupe Of Merino sheep.
A dwelling .ilouse convenient for one OF two small
families, and contiguous 70 either Of the above
Farms.
Also, the Crisf-miB and clothier's Works, with
al tie apparatus thereto belonging. 80
Likewise, roping machine, 2 spinning machines,
and looms. fcr the bunufae,uring Of siseep's WOOL
SAMUEL cLaRKx yssws
GILES MANCHESTER.
Psrssmeufh. ~ 4. 1915 -.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-01
GEN. BROWN.

This distinguished and gallant wa'rlor,wuh
his snte, arrived IL this city, on Saturday last
n. will be comD!imenred with dinner, TO
be given this day. by : number OF our patel
o,;c fellow. .ci,,zeos, in honor OF his achieve
ments, ia those scenes OF glory
" Where the great Eagle OF We't'
" triumphant wing Was seen to wave !!
" And svhere each soldiers manly breast
"Sighe'G o'er his fallen conrad crave.
I.aibaay Register, Jan "a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-01
Shre Throat.

As the Qninsey, or Pntrid Sore. Throat
prevails at present 10 an alarming degree, in
several parts Of this country, the publication
Of the following inlsllibls remedy for that ter
rible disorder may be useful Il was found
among the psner. of the late DIR. Beckman
Of the city of New York.
" Take handful OF hohs, steep 1t IN spirns'
and apply c,mmos funnel 10 the liquid
Ls, the patient apply the funnel 10 his throat
and thereby absorb the Steam. Let the hop,
be applied like poultiee to the thfoat' and
occas asinslly repeated"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-01
{" Beauties of' FederiLism


kxpREw ALLEN, Jnn. Esq. wao resided
q short time in this lown, and VINO is now ~
London, has recca,iy been comhhmenfed ny
the BRUSH Gi.ernmeDt, with pennnn ior
life, of Pive thousand hounds sferhng fer an
mum /. A handsome commentary on MS
official conduct while consul IN this coootry,
and preiy solid remuneration Tor The maiig-
nan, aud pi,fui persecution he suffered from
The Vulgar and ufsfart fyrdnfs al Me "ea"
/. Of our hu5te affairs !'-Sry.
Without commenting upon the decenf ana
.scntle ,,antike language applied TO the Nation-
1 al Goverument In the above extrect, we ask
our readers whether they can conjecture ior
what this Andre.v Allen, Jun. his received
asch an enormous pension from the Bfisish
government!
Does that government usually reward It's
consuis in so /" solid'' manner !! a similar
instance cannot be pointed TO In their whoic
history. No, reader the Brush ministry
had some very particular reasons ior reward
ing man whose official conduct IN this coun.
try was so base, thar he not only deserved
punishment from his own governments but
the scorn and contcup, Of all bonest men.
While .dAen was in this country, anc par
&icularly while he resided in this town, we
we're convinced from vafiety ot Giecums'ah-
ccs, that he was acting as spy and agent OF
! the ministry, and that he was IN close con-
nec,ion with those traitors IN Boston who Hat
tered and encouraged Henry. His desti'u'lon
of principle was an excellvn. qualification Tor
this importan, trus,, and we have 10 doubt he.
Iabored arduously, if not successfully, IN the
business assigned TO him. He earned a"sohd
.remuneration" from his employers, and he
ought to be thankful that he has not met the
fate of Cobben, who, after unwearicd but an-
successful cxertions for years IN similar
service, was tuired off without rccomPence
or even thanks. This man, who, we have no
manner of doubt, ough, to have been hanged
q. = spv. who actually stood indicted for
breach Of the laws of the United States, and
who absconded 10 violation of his parole, was
well en,i,led, for his eminent viIiainy, TO q
pension of 5000 pounds in England, and to
the compliments and congratulations OF his
Nas. Egis.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-01
ElDHTY ONE COPIES,

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volumes OF the WEEKLy RRUfsrER,. eighty-ono
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first volume, and considerable part Of the secohds
shalt be re-pinted. When this will be done, III the
present state of the ,imes, have idea Of, es the
expence win be very great. As those few copies arc
FOR sale, is desirable dispose of them soon IA
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The TERMS ate these, absolute si ess
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ditto ditto to be added TO vel z, 4
-.
~
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-01
10000 dolls. Highest. Prize


10000 Tickets, at 10 dolls each, is g 10000
.Nsi i7pg Blanks to Prs-s and no deduction
First 1000 Blanks 10 be emitted to 8 10 each.
The first drawn number on the frst days drawing,
emitted 10 Tao Hundred 7;cket, at 10 Dollars each,
numbered from 1901 to 1000, inclusive, and from
850l to $500, inclusive, Is
7wo Ihonsond Dollars
The two hundred tickets TO which the 6rst drawn
Number 10 entitled. are selected by the Managers,
and TO be delivered to the fortunate holder when de-
manded.
ny the above Scheme. the fortunate holder Of the
first drawn number may Obtain
Fiffy 7bousshd Dollars ~!
Tickets and Shares in .he shove popular Lottery,
in great variety Of Members, can be Obtained Al
the Truly Fortunate Lottery Office OF
JOSIAH G. SHAW,
.'o. Ils, Thames.sfreef
AI,o,-rickts and Shares in the Canal Lottery,
$1,000 highest prize Washington Bridge Lottery,
5lh class, $4,000 bigbes, prize; and Baptist Stone
Chapel Lottery, $4,000.
Tickets in tee above three Lotteries only IS.
feb 4.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-01

Z LIsHA GIBBS. psspsres . msfcirt. which op-
IL perases ~ certain cure for the CANKER. or
ny bad sore mouth. Inquire Of the SAID Gibbs iS'
ilg on The Point. fet. l.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-01
NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY,, fERUAR.Y l, 1915.

The priva,e.armed schr. Sine Qua Non,
Capt. Luce, of Boston, guns and 90 men,
sailed on a cruzs from This port, on Thurs
day evening last.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-01
334i Prizes.
c659 BlankG

10000 rickeis. Not two fsiahks 10 FriseS
and no deduction from Prixes.
This Glass will commence drawing In Boston, In
short time .v
kis presumed this scheme, tohsidefitf The scrN
iosv brite efUekeis vii he found to offer ne catering
pfospcci TO adyeniureis In Lotteries. a. any here
tofore putislisd in the town Of isoston.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-01
Cheap J! chcapll Cheapl!l


CHARLES M, THURSTON.
OFFERs for sale. cheap for cash, al hn store
~ No I, Mills,reet.
so bbls. Philad. superHne FLuuRj
Gin, by the pipe or bbl,
Sugar. BY The box or bbl
Coffee. BY the bbl,
New Rice by the cask, sl
Virgins Tobacco BY the kegi
: - boxes Hrst quality Spanish segarss
Soap and ~ me Dor.
Candles,
S,on. Lime, by the cask. Alsol
An assortment OF first quality Wcs,.IndiA
GOODS and GROCERIES, a, retail.
Nswpers, Fsbsa'y I. 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-01

In this town. on the 18th inst. Mrs Rpru PEcx.
HAN, aged So. .u
On Wednesday last. Capt THOMAS HupDy. .lELs9
An honest and industrious man.
On Thursday evening last. JOAN BotRs, Esq. a.
ged 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-01
STRAY HORSE.

Il. - MI - Ii1INsJth
CTRAyED from my stable in the evening bf tie
~ 2S.h ue large bay Horse, stosn tbitt,en and
an half hands high. he has white spot I'm his foeA
head and back his two tore and one st bis hind feet
are partly white, and his tail short dpched Whocs
yer has taken up the said Horses and ~ill bring him
to the owner, or will give information where be cAn
fnd, shall be rewarded for hiA trouble, by
vs SIMEON MAhfIN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-01

On Monday morning last, arrived the .locp
King-Fisher, Perry, in 20 hours from New
York, with coro and flour.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-01

.CireI,ar 10 .bicers sAr.r"s'ena'ng fhe hsc,ni:~
ing Of Regiments and Corps.
QHoe Fl Supsrinssndanee Of the Reerthsihy Ser,
ace. Gig If Hashington. lltA Jan. 1915,
Cut--The Secretary Of War directs tha, you for.
~ warrl 10 this 0ice, rsh he last possibir deioys
abstract of monies disbursed under jour orders
account of Bonntics aud Premiums and Con,lna
gcnces, since the 80lh Of November 1914. and tho
balance on hand as lkewse return Of your SUBJ
ordinate Officers aud their Rendezvous stations
dupiiratc OF which you will send 70 the A1utAnt and
Inspector Gcncral. Tom, hc.
II. NJ. MACPHERSON,
F6. Snbsrjnfenddnt Rcernii;,ig Xtfvfrs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-09

The prize ship Somerset, capt,in Rogers, has alri
we'd at Boston from Plymouth On the 9th July
spoke prize ship Cora, cast. n,.nard, bound to Bos.
ton from Brest which place the efj June ooh who
informed capt Rogers thai on tn day the Cora lie,
rews was received by telegraph at Bres that baGe
had te' fought between French and the army Of
L1rI Weigrlon, IN which TIE former clsiraed the
victory. 1he Goa may be hourly expected
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-09
BALTIMoRE, Aug. S.
CONFIRMhTICEO OF THE CAPTURE
OF AN AL.GFRINE FRIC2ATE. AND
BRIG OFWAR.

D., Arrived yesterday sfternoon, the BRIG We
nus. alexander Thompson, 50 DAYS from Ma.
Pies, silks, on, rags &c John Gooding ard
Jiuies 'Willians--sailed from Naples 11s,
June--Left no American vessels.
fron the Lag Book ofMR Venus "
Tune 20, boarded the British brig Mantlu
nal, bound tcGbratsr Informed he was
boarded onthc morning of the 10Th by a
schooner OF the American squadron of Cane
Po'ns, which gave him the following inforrna-
tion--On the 18th an Algerine frigate of for
ty-tour guns, surrendered 60 a brig and
schooner OF the squadron, after an action of
nours; the same dry, an Alcerine brig
OF war was.chased on shore by three SCI n
ers ot the squadron, after boat action -, AZ,
han hour. the crew abandoned her and she
was taken possession of by orr people The
trigate aud brig we're ordered Cor Carthaf.e.
ma he boarding schooner had on board IN
or the prisoners, IN double irons q prcDorti-
0nate number were on board of each vessel O
fhC Squadron. The frigate had 6oo men on
HetfG az ne commencement of the action,
ot whom Us wee Killed and wounded. The
commander in-chief Of the Ngerine force was
killed-ths Manduna Informed that the
( Whole OF the Algernc force was out. June
~ Oh 20. altar passed within hail of the
Br tsh ofg ot war Egyptian, who confirmed
I ihe Fdplurt Of the Agerine fi'g tc by 6ic
(. hrir and Schooner. : A. y M. spoke Er,-
. q big Friends. from Alic4nt, bound to
: lpfSn'oWh, who said he was in sight from
ihf oGrHTe uccuent 20 The Conclusion Of the
aef2n atl Surrender e. the brig and
-haslsi he stated her to be fiigatc Of the
Dap' Thompson further learnt on board
lne N.Y. wlai, from gc0teman, that lie fsll
'in W.T. q schooner bel = ing TO him. called
/ the Il or.uge. or 2tih Jlne, who informed tha,
..on tte 1872 Jnnc, tkej fcll in with the brig
'ftN'oSef nd irigate---saw them omen q Ar
So" the ir8aSe strike 70 the brig g schoon.
y A"N on the same day he saw a brig CHASED
~ s,Nrs n three schooners' of the An s~ican
squadron, nd taken possession of-after tb;J
ne WIS three days ir company with the
st'Wl he also stated there &eTc three
n.ke's5 q Tn squs dron at a distance, the
action "''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-09
& INSTANTANEOUS.

&roTl III" District If Richmond, from, the fst
,fanNdry, 10 the S0th June, 1919.
70 FCHl@rN PORTS. pLsECY.
1875 bids. tobacco,
l2,7ZO bbs -four,
Si,7OJ H. cotton.
l29, sos slaves,
4l6 boxes SOAP,
407 do. candles,
$50 rough spans,
Goa hand-spik.s
40 hins. tobacco stems,
5000 ID. becs-wax,
~ dc. McIIno w,.pl
CO Besides 'hese ,n,cl ,ns been s, inpes IN ,,a F.
ersu'Es and Norfolk Districts, which cannot apnaar
in this Schedule pf
CohsrwAYs. in tie earle nmc.
$3.50 hhdS. tobacco,
9,67l kegs mauuiactureddo
6A,2l5 bbis Roar,
2j4 $50 lbs. cottn,
$4,000 bushels coal
l29 casks whs,ey,
SO tons cor,age
l4l do, hemp,
16Y hbs bread,
1,497 bushels whe.t,
As hbls tar,
2S bags wool,
IL bids.
. s sskcs HAM
28 derc,s Furrs.
boxes =
80 cssks flaxseed,
IL de-. Rets-wax,
1913 b,xessegars,
IN ions shot
CF These articles Lave been principally shipped tc
Boston, New-fork and Philadelphia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-09
ENQUIRER. OFFICE,
RTcHnfpMO, AUG USre, 1915.
TO ruN. EnIrOR-

Hashington, August 4
" Mr. Crawford has arrived m this CIR,
and am informed by Gentle man who was
WITH nm Yesterday. that Messrs. Gallatin *
Adams have commenced an indirect re-oci-
aticn with the British Government on the
SUBJECT OF commercial treaty tnat Ian
preSsment and the East x West-Iu.iia T,-oie
appear t" b points upon whica no dcterln,
nation can b', Immediately made, nor, prcba-
ol}, until AFTER the opening of the campaign
10y the Niles and that Ne G',Ilati, ranks
r'ry h'sh IN Europe as Diploi,atist of the
FIRST order"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-09
Recorder ofthe City IF i1icAm2rt'
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Petersburg. mig. S.
On behalf Of our fellow-eiliz y. in tbs Town,
have TO acknowledge most grateful, the recent Of
Your letter of the Sis ult nelosing Check on the
Virginia lsank here, for Fze THo7i7alid ioHa,s 10
DC applied To the relief OF the sufferers Of the late ca
lava" cus fire. The sympathy you express IN the me-
'Snca'7 occasion IS consoiin: and honorable to
ynursetFs--we consider it the general sentiment of
ehnnnd, END IN return beg leave 10 express our ear
nes, hope, t.at long Of revolving years may
pass away before yosr Ciy shall experience awful
an aslciin1.
With sentiments Of ne greatest respect, sub7crihe
toysei' on heh"lt Of The Committee OF aitribudon, Sr
your most oGedie,.t ysnt,
S. JAcons, Pisa.
Recorder Of the CRY ofRielroad
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-09

r;v,r: an those in the stafea Of Kentucky
and Ohio, sat Newport, Kentucky, to meet
the regiment on its descent, and be organ
lied
Two companies of said regiments, when or.
ganiEed will be ordered by the Colonel or
Commanding officer to take post at Natchito-
ches, with their complement of officers, An
detachments of regiments herein directed 70
be organized, win take up their line of march
for the points designated; and all officers Re :
tanned for the military peace establishment of
this division. will forthwith proceed e such
points as are directed for the organization,
BY order,
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