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i
E WILL. SELL aas handsome litA
Farm. containing 1876 acres Of
Land, at which 20 are cleared and the
balance IS timber, 0nsitis cemforta
bic log house, near two exec mt and ne
yer falling springs, and a pc CHI orchard
OF choice fruit. This farm lies in the
lover part Of Leutloun county, about 2
miles from Aide, 81 from Alexandria
aud within half a mile Of the great turn
pike road leading fiom alexandria TO
WINCHESTER. | Will sell this land low.
One half of the purchase money will be
required in hand, and the balanceia two
equal annual instalments. Apply to Col.
Arnlistead Il. Masons OF to
Robert ssTniStcad.
.ah.e
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-25
Toofhe Ache Drops.

The onlyremedy yet discovered which
gives immediate and lasting reliefin lie
most severe instances.
'Fhe above GENUINE MEDICINES an
from tie Recipes of the late
Richard Lee, Jun. (by Hannah Lee, bis
widow Ne. Sc, Maiden Lane, New-YOrh,
and by her particularappoin soldbr
.Nessrs jas. Kennsdy 6 Son.
BOOKSELLERS, ALEXANDRA.
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Damask Lip salre.

Hans true g genuine German Corn
Phaisfer.
An infaIlible remedy for eorus, speedily
removing them root aud branch, without
giving pain.
HGhn's genuine Eye Fut,r.
A sovereign remedy for all Diseased
the eyes, whether the effect Of natural
weakness or of accident.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-25
CASE OF CURE.
Selected from q numerous list

Selected from a numerous list.
John Hoover, rope-maker, South Sc
cond street. between Mary and Christian
streets, Philadelphia, voluntarily maketh
oath as follows: namely--that his wife.
Mary Hoover, vas SO severely afflicted
with violent Rheumatism, very dangerous
i situated, the consequence of severe
cold after lyiys in, as to be confined to
her bed for several weeks, and was at
length reduced to the melancholy appre-
hension of remaining cripple for life.
notwithstanding the lnostrespectable me-
dical advice was followed, and every pro-
bable remedy attempted when seeing
several cases of cures perfsrmed by Ha-
miIton's Essence and extract of Mustard.
they were procured from Mr.. Birch, No.
II. South Second street. The first appli-
cation enabled her to walk across the
room, and the use of one bottle restored
her to her usual state of health and
strength.
JOHN HOOVER.
Sworn and subscribed before Ebenezei
Ferguson, esq. one Of the justices Of. the
peace for Philadelphia county.
Hamihon's Grand. Restoratire,
Isrecommended as an Invaluable me.
|aicine for the speedy relief and. perma-
|aent cure Of various complaints. whiei
result from dissipated pleasures, juyeniia
.nidiscretions, residence in climates unfs
gorable to the constitution, the immede-
rate use of tea, frequent intoxisation, s
anydeshuctiye intemperanee, the IN
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ITcH cuREn.

ny once using Lees Sovereign O;r,.u. 4
Fhe proprietor informs those rsrs 'ss
and families who are suffering u,I|s, .' Il
disease, against the infection If sb ~
nopersonis safe) that if this oiptms "4it !
used at night on going to bed. + a.sis
fails TO perform a cure by the foNaS,;sss'
morning, as thousands who have u. sd1 y
during the last ten years can testify, n :
peculiar excellencics of this infalible :
medy for the itch, over every ether, ~ :,
tie certainty Of acure bya single annie =
ton; the ingredients being 50 in Isa
as to be applied with perfect safety 10th.
tenderest infant, and its being not cr
free from any offensive smell but eQp,jT
agreeable with the pleasantsst pomshn
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-25
The Rcstoratipe Porvder fer
teeth Gud Gums.

This excellent preparation comforts
and strengthens the gums, preserves Ii,
enamel from decay, and cleanses and
whitens the teeth, by absorbing all DE-
acrimonious slime and fouIness, which
jaflered to accumulate, never fails to N.
ure and fnallyruin them.
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Brand \. Wine, &C.

Just received per schr. Jane, captai
Leyering, from Gibraltar, and for sal
by the SABscfiberss
10 pipes oil proof Spanish Brandy.
% do. Spanish Red Wine, very good
IL or. casks old sherry do,
$50 boxes fresh bloom Raisins,
IS cases Florence Oil,
8 bags alnots.
Bulls and Cascood.
dec a diff
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Sworn and subscribed before Ebenezef
Ferguson, esq. one Of the justices Of. the
peace for Philadelphia county.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-23
PENIrEN FAIRY, Goth Aug. 1915.
FOR SALE,

A t this place, Wagon aud Cart Gear, Sc be-
~ longing to the Comn.onwealth--in which bar
gains may be had. ALSO, the Penitentiary Manu-
!seturts -afDong them wrought and cut nails and
spikes assorted-he CRATES axes, hoes, chains hin
ees looms, shut,les, wagon and cart geai, SC. &c
All low Tor cash or barter loc msterias-as ustl.
al continue to take ia weaving carpenters coopers
aud biacKsmiths work for Customers. Country Gus
toners Invited TO send orders for their Russell shoes
1t expected ,Iat quantity of coarse cloth for Ne
groes VIII be manufactured before the inter. Seye-
raj hundred pounds of wool is wanting--part OF
which will be LET out TO be spun, at Is. per pound
The owners Of powder in the Public Magazine, are
agaia reminded ofte order OF Council for It's being Ia
ken out TO make room for the powder aud smnuniti-
on, belonging to the Commonwealth.
All persons having accounts with the Penientiarv
are requested to close them before the Of October
next WM CAMPBELL,
Keeper aaI.3gent.
A light dun coloured Mare Mule, seven years old,
with small scar over the Jeff eye, strayed weeks
since, rather under middle size.s. A liberal reward
will b; given. VIC
.9Yppct 23.--6f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-23

the BAl;ze. OF p souls on hoard, all perish
ed except 3 Who were so badly wounded, it
was no, expected they couid recoee,
We learn from Antigua, 10y tie British brig
Wellington, that s,,r james Lsith wasexpect-
e-'i s,oeut the LIST list. 20 attack tie Island OF
GuptsOupe with 5000 men.
The Spanish fr;gsre la Prueba, from La
Vera Cruz. bound to C1diz, touched at Ha-
wanna OH tue 4th of July, with SIX millions of
dollars OH board.
Capt.. Crowoll, who arrived here yesterday
from st. Thomas, informs that Spanish
fleet OF 20 transports had passed Curacao
on the i7th alt. Supposed TO be destined against
Carttagena.
Capt. sawyer of the British slip Norfolk,
In i6 days fron trinidad, nt.rins chat, OF
the 2lst OF July, 4 battle was fought ch the
Span sh Maine, between the Poyalsts and
the Patriots, in which tie latter were defeat
ed with great loss and that about the goth
OF July, 500 of the ST. British w. I. Rcy't un-
der the command OF Col Young sa'le,i fer II.
CHARTERS. IL was under stood that tLcy vera
To JON an expedition against Guad.tl'iiPe,
under the command of Maj. Gen. SIR Chas.
Shpiey.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-23
BALrIMoEE. Aug. Is.

4 4
: The brig Pike, Capt. Viskery. arrived ibis
morning, in IS days from B1rdeaux, with
si,Ss, brandy. ec5. to George Williams. Ha-
wing sailed i, company with the Ludlow. Oh
the 10Th Of July, CARVED at Boston,) and nav
ing been robbed Of the latest PARIS paper by
the commsnder cf a British frigate, which
contained the captuiation Of Paris to the Al
lIss. capt. Nickery brings very little in addi-
ton 70 the intelligence by the Ludlow.
Messrs lanes Williams, Iun. james NJ
Fadon, and others, who came passengers in
the Pike.
Napoleon was reported 70 be at Rochefort'
attempting to make has escape to this coan-
Try.
The Paris Moniteur Of July1 Contains the
Projcct of a Constitutional Act presented by
the Central Commission to the French II. of
Representatives. on the 20th of June. 1916
Count Laujainas president
Tomorrow, we snaii present the Constitu-
ton entire.
One OF our papers contains the captuIa.ion
Of the V-ndeeAns, the leader Of whom has
permission to remain in France or to leave
il.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-23

hings, seems 70 have occupied TIE early at
tention of theFresident OF the u. States he
has taken proper steps tor the protection and
security of the people and the country expo
sed To Indian incurslcn, and in order to meet
his views aid effect the desirable object just
ment oned, Major Gen. Andrew Jackson, the
commanding officer OF the southern military
division, has called upon me to hold the nall
tia Ut tbs territory in readiness for actlve SER
vice, To march at "A moment's warming. In
compliance with this reqnisition, cali upon
every effective militia man 10 hold himself in
that state ct readiness.
The melancholy and horrid scenes of muir
ders, rapine and violence, that are almost pc
riodbcally exhibited among Your countrymen,
ne;ghbOrs and relatives, make much mere
solemn and eloquent appeal "a your patriot
ism than can do. Sympathetic feeling Tor
those that suffer can bpt be excited Into ac-
ton but in the indulgence of this virtue the
high and manly duty or soldiers is not forgot
ten their arms viii be doub.y nerved, and
the most confident hope IS entertained that
whenever the proper tunCtionary speaks the
word, all will rally round the standard Of
their country, and that all will be ambitious
to avenge her wrongs, and the injuries that
have been inflicted al their own doors, upon
innocent and defenceless women and chill
dren.
1t is most probable that at least one third of
the effective force OF the several regiments
will be first called into service.
(Sigi,-d) WM.CLARK.
BY the commander in chiefs orders,
D. DELAUNAY,
fdj'f. Gen. Of Missouri Militia
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-23
NOTICE
Is HEREBY GIVEN

THAT John Clark aud Even Evans of til. CITY &C
Washington, Patentecs o. the Press Y morally used in
Merchant Mills tor packing flour in barrels, &c have
seat on their letters patent, bearing date 20th ju-
ly, 1908, accompanied by number oficences a1tho-
rising to collect the fees thereof
Gentlemen, therefore, vino this machine with
outa licenee, w please pay to the fees without
delay aud receive their spective licences to continue
the use thereof
All who may fee! inclined touse the said Machine.
by application to rne, may procure icence
The utility ofthis machine is sufficiently ,re ess
biished TO need no comment from me.--1he prices
are asfollowS for the first o. mill stones 500
aud $40 for each and every additional pair Of stoneS
afterwards.
JOHN MOODY,
-Agsaf far the Ps.ienfces.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-23

at the rate OF Mae knots throughout the night
We saw the enemy IT Intervals througe the
squalls curing the :ivht. snd at Daylight CT
the 5Oih, he was aoout ~ miles as.ern of us.
still IN chase OF us. At 9h. S0m. a. NJ he took
IN steering sails, rceted his top-sails. 6, haul
ed Ia the eastward, and at ii A. H. be. was
entirely out of sipiit.
During the chase. the enemy appeared to
be very crank, and therefore, conciude he
must have lightened while in chas,. of us
did not at any tipie fire our stern chasers,
because it was manifest the enemy injured
his sailing by his firing.
AS we had now 40 cable, no anchor, no
boat, and but one gun, there WIS of course
an absolute necessity for relnquishing our in
tended cruise and as in our chen condition,
1t would have been thus extremely hoard
GUS, ON account of eusmy's cru zers, to ap
procch our own coast considered it most
ADVISABLE TO proceed for this port
arrived mere yesterday, and OH my arri-
val received information OF the peace between
the United States and Great Britain Fer
nlit me to state, that il was with the most
painful reluctance, and upon TIE fullest con
viction that it was indispensable, III order to
prevent greater misfortune, that could
bring my mind TO consent to part with NY
guns; and l beg leave to request, that YOU
will be pleased TO move the Honorable III,
Secretary of the Navy, to call : Court Of In
curry to investigate the loss of the armament
Of this ship 1t will be very satisfactory to
Inc to have such an investg ,tion.
nave the honor to Dc, respectfully. your
obedent servant,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-23

.@oR1'H CIRoLITs EPEcq.
The Congressional eitctor IN Noith-Caro'ina has
Just tcrminsted aud the rcsnl is hgay honorable To
the Independence aud psIiu ism OF that State Not
wi;lsaidns the exe lions in.d by the Gdtal party,
the rcpuhlcaps have e esty trInphed, al succse,-
cd IN cbtainni-s an hcYea'ed majority Of good men,
nd true, IN ti.a scceetrs 90 grs flr PcarSo5
hss been permitted 10 retire frorn public business, and
70 e, Joy u at retremen the % duil pursuits OF civil
life Nj. 2. has been sGccsa5od 10y n'r. LOue, a
determined etUbhean.---FeeesoJsTqR Rep.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-23

S'r Louis, July %.
Erract ofa letter from Loulrs Istdnc, on
is.
" The Indians are becoming eve'y day
more troublesome, and unless tbs utmost vigi-
lance is used, many murders may be expect
Cd. From almost every quarter we hear Of
Iadian signs being discovered. horses are slai-
ly stoleu from theupper settlements; indeed
thc situation OF this country IS Sruy niscrabe
Accounts have reached us that the upper
lakes and rivers swarm with British vessels
conveying Agents AND Traders whD have in
ineGse quantities afgoods tor the Indians, our
ferocious eneInles"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-23
GTLFg
Augnst 10..
VTRGLT8

y IftUAvNLQo
4 L Ruleshoden in the Clerks Office of the Snpe
rlor Court Of Chancery for the Richnond District
the 26th day Of June, 1875
William StOtlar and josiah Starkey, merchants and
partners, trading under the firm Of StoCart & Star
key, pies
Against
John X Jones, and Cornelius, Andrew s. ! ,hn Con
IA', trading under the irn of Cornelius & AndreV
Conrad g Co Deborah w Pleaents, adn,'rx. of
Samuel PleasaDis. decd. John Someryillr, 50 Cor
neh's and Andrew COurad, trading under the firm
OF Bonneville and Conrad. Caleb Buns.l, aua the
same Corselius md ANDREW Conrad, trading under
The tirm OF Bonssl, Conrad and Co. and The said
John Som -rvIlle. IN his own individual capaci, aud
the said Csleb Bousal, in lie individual cap,eity
Leroy anderson and Henry Anderson, DeNs
- lHh defendants Cornelius, hndfew and John
Conrad not hayng entered their appearance 81 given
cuity according 70 Tie Act Of Assembly AID tie
rules OF tbs Court aud happening by satisfactory ey
mence that they not hfsbiiants of this ogfry
n - ordered, That the sad Defendants d1 appear
mere on the hrs day q the next tern, and answer
be bi OF The plaintiffs and that copy Of this orrsr
De forthwith inserted IN some nssg sarer puhli,led In
'he CITY Of ReImond, for two months ssiyely snd
posted ~ fra door Of the Capitol ia the said City,
Copy.--Teste,
VIZ. w. fIENlNG, Cf
Aug 10
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-23
GENERAL ORDER.
MfSSoyRT YERPIq'oaT.
HEAD QUARTERS,
Portage DIS &,u.r,
IN IN 500

atfshD ~ y \ 4 r rNoy
Portage DIS Ss,ur,
J1iy 10, 1915.
The restoration of peace and traqu,lity
npOn the Northern frontier Of this territory,
j. no longer expected. without obtain ng it at
the point Of the biynet. The Sacks ana
kickapoos OF Rock yer have as YET declined
TIC offer Of peace. which the government Of
the United states mas rendered to them, and
have manifested recently = strong disposition
TO zvoid negotiation altogether. The COM
missieners appointed TO treat with tie hostile
Indians on the NJ ssiss ppi and its waters, have
not bten met BY my respectful reputation
IRON those tr'b S and even mos that did as
soluble, came undec the veil ofnypocrisy and
deceit; for it IS confidently believed that war
parties started at the same time v III them
for Our frontier. Sine the overtn made by
our government 70 restore peace upon terms
highly advantageous to the hostile Indians in
tae late war, the Sacks, Foxes ahd l{ick A-
poas Of Rock River ha7e,re 3eated Their de
predations a vast deal os prop rty has been
stolen recently from the frontier i0liti tantS,
and wandering parties how threaten different
parts exp ,sed aud not p tectsd ny compe-
tent force. To prepare for sucn a state OF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-23

CONFIRMATION. Just as ourparer was going
press will the above had tn, sslis,Action TO iearn
that our government IL d received from It's agents at
Alicante and Cadiz oiTc;a! intelligence OF the cautr.
OF the frgate and brig abovcmeationt d. We are hap
by add, that in this achieve nlen less as oi-
paravcly very sa,al-Inucl less han could reasona-
biv nave been expectcd:t is stated that but four ~
rDericsns fell III the co fct with The fiisge The
letters sna app ar Tomorrow NAT ixr Aug 2Ist
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-23
JUST RECEIVED
A PAINTING OF
u q " a p A II T. e
NOW IN RICHMOND.

.N a. UayreiF'S Painting Room.
'ENiiS grand his' .real picture represents this
z WONDERFUL MAN on horseback las ls,,,.
as NE, crossing The Alps, taken from desgn by tie
'eorAted French artist, Da,i aud is the largest Oil
Painting ever seen il Virginia
. W The exhibition room will be open f. on o'clock
in the morning ill 8 in the evening Of each ,lay.
ADMrfTANCE, 25 CENTS.
2S.--n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-23
Kingston, Jun. Julu II.

The Spanish corvette Neptune, having on
board his exceliency the Governor of Porto
Beiio, and his family, was captured on the
oh INST. by two sun-boats and taken to Car
thagena, where the crew were immediately
put into confinement but i'll consequence Of
the interference OF capts. Coe and Undrel, it
was expected that the Governors Family
with Geu. Hostre, (who was passenger in
the Neptune,) would be liberated OF pa
role.
n schooner from New York, with arms
and ammunition, had arrived at Carthagena,
but not being able to dispose of her cargo, pro-
ceeded on the <th inst. for Hayti.
July ls.
Recent accounts from the Main, received
at 81. Thomas, state, that the Royaiists at
Barcelona and Caracas had been defeated
by tine lnaepe ndcnts, under the chiefs 3arece
and Moreho, and that tho former place was
expected soon TO fall, as all the ammunition
and the sick, were removing to Porto Cabel-
10. Four vessels had arrived at St. Thomas,
to procure provisions for the use OF the Span
ish troops who are represented to be in the
greatest distress.
A fire broke out again at Port Royal on
Monday night, occesoned by the oarelessDess
of negro with Lighted candle, in the out
Offices OF one OF the houses which fortunately
escaped the late conf. gration, but being early
discovered, was soon by the exeraons Of the
neiShbors, happily extinguished.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-23
Pakti,nore. .Aupust 10.

Enlfi7ncre, .4upNst 70.
The U. States store slip JOHN AIlAsiS Ii, ut
CnAgScEr, sailed from his port on THURSDAY, to
jIa the sqliadronn the Mediterranean. HilHam u
Barney, Esq. Americau Consul at Tries;c, went pas
sengcr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-23
!. RIDDLE.
Com. DEcATuR.

The Halifax papers contain a copy of AN
order of the British Admiralty. dated June
u, TO the Naval Commanders, to seize or
destroy all ships or vessels of France, or the
citizens or residents thereof. This order was
brought by the Bramble. which arrived at
Halifax, in 33 day. from Plymouth.
Bost d. .fdp.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-23
From The Bosiou Ccn.inei IF .,fHe. 10.
BRILLIANT NEWS.

BY the brig Cyrus. captain Eames, which
arrived here yesterday from. LISBON. We have
ample confirmation Of the capture Of two Al
gerlne cruizers by the squadron under the
gallant Decatur in the Medteiranean-Th
continuation follows:
E.rtracts Of letters.
LISBON, June 90.
" Captain Eanes-I beg leave to trouble
you with the two enclosed letters and con
gratulate you on the capture of two Aigerine
frigates by the American squadron.
'' Yours. &c. J. LORING."
p. > One friga,e hes arrived III Caltna-
gena /; the other about SIX leagues from,
port"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-23
~ LAST NiGHres MAIL.

MN XokK, Aug. 10.
i'y the ship Geaerai Jackson, from New.
Orleans, we learn that ". $. Gun-Boat No
l25. was struck BY lightning aud Dloan up at
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-23
COMMUNICATED.
A EW UOEE.


hcsirs. Fitz rh,i1onn e Potter have ,st received
a new leSd work, wiich viii be found very
interesting to the profession ant t. TIC Fnb-
io---it Is e.l,etOa Of easss decided Ly
tn, Ccic VI Court, principally pOias of cri.ninii
iuispl audience; the collection, with notes, mad. by
JUICES brOckeuhruugh and Holmes TO gentIsnen
who pros cute for the Co'ouoI weat or wIin are u
slily employed IN the deHrce # persons accused OF
mes, ~ - bie'c' t'ut tii' publication wilt und
tn NJ valuable .cqtisli I ~ the cases, the
ront decided, is ali TIA, IS stated. Hut in few IN
s'ances, The cases are given Irce continuing IA Ella
borste discussion NJ the hl ard full and able cnei-
tion in the opinions of tn Court. Tie ease OF
Hamper and Hawkins, which, involved nportant sues
tons OF constitutional law. in relation the powers o
the legislature in organizing or nc flying the iGi sal
body, is comrr zed in Ibis vclaue. The giving
more e2;ends'l Publicity 10 Ills mpofan, case, Which
- IS frequently d.stabt 20 eI,s,ilt, and which was
apost oUt oil pritt,pr any rate. in tic hands Of
lew, was Az ac!, contcrring apu.iie benefit
CO.FEiflINGL. 7YfUyN.
PFPAnreo dis lfe, ~ die s ia inst Mrs. hvv RA-
" ssCEofr, 'he .,iec.rnate cOusOrt 1t joan s IA.
ynNscHpFT. Esg. o. iui, nhntg County
la lie Of tnceknesi add riety spent in the Eathful
dsshaig oi oial i,d moral duiicS. can rqise hope
IN The breast o lie deer partner ofhi affections, her
numerous rcistiy End acqusniances, then una, thuy
oe eheertl b' tic eonso.a0ny reflection, that tie
chnrfe IS iOr the beter ner spuit has cared 90 he
realms m biiss--'e,snn lids rs hope size still ives
and reveis,on tels She does i've
o Death. where is ny sting
0 Grave, where Is thy victory
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-23
Charleston, lueust IL.
LATEST FROM GUADALOUPE.

The schooner Afargaref, captain Cansicy.
arrived at this port yesterday in IL DAYS from
Guadalupe. BY this arrival we learn that
Guadaloupe was blockaded by British line
of battle ship and gun brig. The Marga-
ret came out whilst the blnckadng force was
short distance to leeward. She brought
papers, but we understand they were far safe
Could not learn whether there was any other
news, as the officers of said vessel were far
from being communicative.
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f0aElflL.AlL. 1rfnn
ne, LA. 70

Pour or Ricnno~D w.
.IrriUcd sbice oUr ant.
Scl'rs. els Of ht isle. sutton, Fredcrc' shurr /:
Jmc. Creighton, 5aiunoecs Pegas,u4, Mena1la.s,
do
CLEARED .--Iriq Harriet, l"~ecll Ncwburr-
ot stir cantr- Wood, -v-Ymki Ann q
l'cberea, Reed dc. Rebecca * i.y, i.opalS, Bal
knore.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-23

Arrived here ON Sunday last sloops from
Albany, with the regiment of U. S. Light Ar
tllery, consisting of about 700 men. under the
command of col. EUsTIs-They left here on
Monday for Boston, where they are to be or
ganized and inspected by Brig. Geh. Ripley,
and assigned TO the different garrisons on the
eacoast from Castine TO this port-These
troops have served on the frontiers during the
late war, and were in several of the actions
Two companies OF this regiment are 10 be
stationed in this harbour, and are expected
here in few days, to relieve capt. Hetle-
mans company U. 5. artilerls,s, who are or
dered to Sacket's Harbour-Col Eustis will
command the garrisons in this harbour.
heSyfiorf Mercury.