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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-23

LANDING, ,ou
From Schooner GEoacE VASH'N'
Ccpt. Henry
f hh,s. choice w. |. Rum.
50 cases Genuine Holland oln; On ele.
CANT assortment of Pen n. posNI &c.
sportsman's Knives, R iI;S;t, S Sunt.
/ case of Blue, Red, anu WINS
ing. ,,rnprRT&C0.
ADAMS, HERbEhi #
Mays.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-23

A. Moore, Reg.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-23
Public Sale.

XX7H.L be sold to the h;o,o.,
w der for cash, on 'ihu SsSss ID
first day Of June next, 'ay lie
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-26

vrExyA, Nav g.
Russia and England have acceded to the Trea-
~ of Alliance, oiiessve and a. fcnsive, conclud-
ed between Austria and King Ferd nand of Sci
y, who has engaged By this Treaty, to send
thirty thousand men into the field against Murat
Row, April 90.
Extract from private letter:-At last the day
OF justice and of our dclversnce is arrived. The
day before yesterday, the DIVISION Of the Austrian
troops, commanded by the brave General MI.
gent, entered our walls, surrounded by immense
multitudes, who had gpne to meet them. 1t is
impossible to paint the cnthus assn, which pre-
vailed in all parts of the city Gen. Nugent wa.
moved even to tears. This war; or, & his brave
comrades, afe fev minutes repose, set out in
pursuit of the Neapohtan army, which 4 es with
precipitation and disorder, of which il .sdfficult
to form an ideI.-Wh:ls this was passing here,
the Austrian army (Which has passed. through
Tuscany is advancing rapidly TO Ancona, VIC ci.
there Is every reason TO suppose VIII be the end
of the res stance of tie Neapolitans. This even
ing we expect Einc or ten thousand Hungarian
'r.eps forwhom quafte.~ are prepared They
WI ony y NO days here, a.d then proceed
directly tor Naples. We expect that his Hoi-
ness. who IS now at Genoa, VIII be with us bef4
tie 18th Of May; on the other hand, we lean
That $4,000 Amstriaus have passed through We
roma, ther toproceed to the Alps or to rem
force tie army which is gong to Naples. Cardi-
nal Fesch has embarked at Naples to return to
France, With his Sister, the mother Of Bonaparte
II is affirmed, that the vessel on board of which
hey were, has been detained by the English
Jerome BuonapGrte has renamed at Naples,
~hese, it IS said, he is endeavoring to organize
means OF defence, but the Lazzaroni III that CITY
have already begun to cry "long live Ferdn-
and! Louis Bonaparie, the cdevant KING OF
Holland is still here, he has demanded passports
to return TO France, IS wsn as the family of Luz
cen BonaParte. Il j, time that the Allied Mon
archs shouid take measures in respect to family
VII ch has never ceased 10 excite confusion IN the
world ever s.nce it issued from obscurity
p. 8. II g this moment stated, that King Ferd-
nand has Just landed near Naples with q, 900 En-
glish and Hessian troops.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-26

we ma no notices OF American shin
ping, except the following:
Ship Agawam, Wills, OF Neyburvnort.
arrived at Plymouth May 81, in So DAYS
from Richmond.
The Sovereign, Atlas, and Suffolk had
arrived at Plymouth, for the purpose os
taking American prisoners to. the United
otates. DGity Ode.
PLYMOUTH. June g.
London papers of the 1st say, that BoSAr.ars
remained in Paris. Nothing was said Of . de.
partnre for the army: and the ceremony OF the
Chorb dc Ma had been further postponed. Two
irgaNes were prepared in France, with secret or
aeis' reidy to take OF Bonaparte and his family,
n case of extremity -
!nsurrections continue in the western and into
ror French deuarsnents ~
The mails between England and France con-
TIME four times a week.
All Bonaparte's anxiety appears to he to forti1
Paris; and some ofthe batteries were calculated
to batter down, as well rs to defend tic city
Admiral Hothain has 81 let! w h suuairon to
tax c possession of Martinique and GIaslaoupe.
troops are continually embarkng and sailing
for the Netherlands. - - o. -
The Iritish Parliament had reicc.e The Pet.
ion from Westn nstcr, for peace, on account Of
ITS INDIGENOUS language
= az hiosIoi IpT an stutlreSS 10 the Prince &c.
gent, promising he concurrence of the House II,
effective measures TO carry on the war amans.
sonaPar,e, was Carr cVl IN the House of Commons,
Way 3lst, by majority of 35l TO %. Tie tarp-
est nambsr of members present which has bsen
known long time,
Lord Castiere .gh officially Informed the liouse
.nat 'ne troops WIN h the Allies would bring INTO
The held would exceed one million
.4a.sd 3'my.--on the 25th of May there were
UG,G0o Prissians on the Rhine; 90 600 Bavari.
ans, Wertelnbergers and Badenese,- on he Upper
hhine' besides the force Under the duke of Vel
inston, and 5000 Russians, who were advan-
eng. Hf
,,, =. BRusshts, May 2S.
The allied powers on the Upper Rhine
are already very respectable the Bava-
Rams have $1,000 men, Wurtemburg
10000, Baden $4,000, Hesse, &c.
The first column of the Russian army
began to pass through Nuremberg on the
18TH: A hundred thousand men will pass
through that place.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-26

tho profession of assassius and banditti.-
BY another order Of TIE day tltese unhap-
ny men are invited to enrnll therselves in
the cause Of their Legitimate sovereign,
Ferdinand w. under the immediate Or
ders of the English colonel Church, who
has arrived at ROME to organize them.
Sfar.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-26
GHErr M,u 90

GHEET, May %.
The king of France has finished collect.
ing around him all the foreign ministers
who composed the diplomatic body at Pa.
ris. Baron Vincent, minister plenipoten-
tary OF Austria, Baron Waltersdorif. mi
MISTER OF Denmark, and Nj. de Sisneul,
swedish charge d'affaires, have recently
arrived and had audiences of his n1ajestf.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-26
WAR WITH AiURAT.

GENoA, May g.
An Invitation has been transmitted BY the S. CT.
lsn consul at Genoa, TO inform the public tha,
the English government, considering the Arms,
tee which existed between the British and Nea.
politsn armies NJ an end, the Royal Navy had
fscsved orders To se,ze, burn and destroy an
vessels under tie flag Of Naples.
The ,9astrtaH Wcsories over .lfaraf, IN Haly
Wc5hste received tic dispatches Of field mar.
shal5b5achi, dated tie 9Th instant.
Tie tonsoquences Of the decis.ve victory which
that general obtained ON the 81, over The eueny'.
army, continue 20 unfold themseives--the follow.
ing is the detailed relatic
Thee IS no doubt, but the king of Naples
and the divisions Ambrosio, Lscchi, Levron. and
P'gnateni were engaged N the battle IL is also
asserted, that the division Carascosa, took so-,e
part IN the action The number Of the troooe
with which field marshal D.snchi scaieved his
victory, was Tar inferior 10 that Of the enemy. -
several considerable dctacbments had been sent
OF N vsrions direchons.
The acton Of the I'd May terminated with the
advance in mass Of a battalion Of the regiment OF
Vasquant, under the command Of gen senlzee,
vh'ch compelled the LEFT wing Of the enemy 10
I'LL b9ck. On the Sd, the enemy seemed TO wish
~ Tie beS'9ning 10 raneV his stack on the Chief
road, where BE pena14tei With mich courage.
Sene-al hohr, 10 whom the right ivire was
antrustei, reinforced the vanguard Of gtreraI
count - Stahrernbsrg, turned the nfifn4res arti-
ley belonging TO his position against the enemy,
cd Undertook several charges with the Pruoe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-25

or The ENQUIRER is published tspice a sstck gefe5oiiz
,o times 'peet during the SesC, eihe Stae Legisiaiae
Ie. the same az heretofore, Fire Dollars Per oaf, oqt-
Gle in advance Though V7rgina Notes are Preferred let
Nses gGny description xiii DC reeired in Payment. The
t'r piH ssrantee NE so7y IF rcntrirg them by mail,
ne bss,gge y all letters icag pad b. the rprieis
C No bsas siU be discontinued (5,a at ne discretion O.,
ne Edtor) until NJ dITearGges haze been eQid rb.
o. Any ono, 7r0 yvH guarantee tie pGyneI OF nine na-
ss-s, shall reccite tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
u One SqRar-FrSt Insertion, rs oe,tgeac continuance
20 reH,s
No Advertisement inserted. unit has either 5o~ oqid for
o. ASHAMED by same persons IN his city eviros
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-25
1'E.V D0LL.4Yy 6-EJT.41ID,

FL UNAWAY from the Subscribers on the e6th
{ 3 d last month, Negro Man named DICK, by
trade cooper he is black, about IS years og age,
feet org inches high, has very sovcniy appear.
anee, speaks in an easy besitatiug manner-,iad on
cloth coat and pantslooys, and wool hats now
probably lurking about the C..y, or in the neigh
norhood OF CartersyiIIe, where he has many ae-
guaintanccs
The above reward will be paid to any person
who VIII deliver Nick To us, secure hmin nail,
so chat we get him again, and all reasonable exnen
ees paid.
EDWARD CUNNINGHAM, e Co.
October IS. As
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Wfiiiqm8burg Ladies Seminary.

FE7HiS Seminary will re- commence on
the first day OF November next, where Young adde's
are educated BY N-r and Mrs. Andrews from PhiladeIpho in
every branch OF useful and liberal learg,g, ON plsn e
principles Of which tedd stpercee every improper ,-
Jas and enable pupils oeyy capacity to pursue their
with case, and consequently, with alscrity and aiya,-
treNo pupil can he admitted except IN special cases for
les than the Term OF moBtls.-so dolls. viii h. dein3 i
er each pupil noety OF which is expected to he paid AZ
commencement OF the term, and the oter half on e 18th of
april next.
Driving, dancing and musicwn be regularly taught on
IN; usual tern'by teachers residing the house. together
with the BEAUTIFUL art OF painting Oh velvet
Young Ladies may be comfortably boarded nj many cen
teel and uieXcePncnlb!e families IN WILLIAMSBURG,
williamsburg, Ooto5eT IL. lsoSt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-25

TO BRJCK L.iYEGeS .qND .M4RERS.
M ANTEDa good Brie~- Layer, TO build the 4
w cademy now begun on Marion Hill; the work
s to be neat and to be done directly The undelta
ker can be furnished with three trowel hands and
some ATTENDANCE.
ALSO wanted, ONE MILLION OF BRICKS
MADE, some this fall, and the balance next spring
another million viii be wanted next summer
Apply to NEIL AicCOULL.
August 50. SS-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-25

FALL GOODS.
ffthE Subscriber has just received tim
y tg P0t0gc of iresi' imported BrrCeodg. comprising
central assortment, suitable % the present and spproach
if a-r 1n,a supply OF mems wool aud frs. rate beaver
bass ladies' so>, shoe thread hardware, raiuts, o. greece
rf f1fucn- sOfc ana glass wara Of which. h1g selrc
iei WITH great cure, IN PheiDbi0, Nct-1ort q baltimore,
Wait b. tispJ'-d Of on moderate iegms Tor cash.
ROSCOW COLE.
UfVrTstNrQ. Ccf08cf' - as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-25
CO-PIhI.N.ERSNlP.

TEN1E Subscribers having formed a CO.
8. partnership, uner the firm Of COLE b. LINES oa,
for sal two doors below S17i0ei O. s store on the mar
ksnfiuse 80 Focnges feh IHbod Dry-Cooqs, tie most
Of which wets selected by ticn in person, il Baimoc,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-25

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
a Petition viii be presented to the rext
"a yrrii A'semlyto sen The landsir ihe cotuf, Of
b1. belonging 70 Che estate Of Hthyey o. BROKE. dicd.
or crnty Of essey for De purpose Of paying Dis debts
AMI Tic riduc On ue s19pofl aId education oflds claL
llf-. OltsJtf .. fs-te
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-25
THE PROPKIETORS

The PROPRIETORS.
4 AZ the Richmond Cotton Manuiactory, icrwarn
Ny all persons from crediting any ,e Interested,
connected or employed in that establishment, or
account OF the same, except
BENZ. JAMES HARRIS.
December lem
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-25


10 gdes striped trunks supcrfne prints
CO. poih" Do'Afrs. do. midillne DO.
do. ~ supafne Welcli car,b,fe,
hahHes = t1inss Cd superiine un-
5 &C.. o. rrtii olile ana dressed TO-
Write and red Yorkshire 1 ease wIi@ end c,i.-,I
fiannc,. fa,,cy inuS;rs ~
/ 10. twlfd bcarsl,in coat / bale s,peri,c Ior,s
ms case white and cured
do. blue {, gree1 p,ins eases 7g aud - ill I'm,
9 10. Oh fine cloths ems
do rs suPene do. part DO. Irish brown Hollands
French, aid KDolrs m 10 and 81 sIirf;n.s
periqi; some. the mos; bales nuI c,ses German
fashionable colOrs Ozublr.s
do sUpcrfne s. milur trunks a.. and IS eof.or
eas'iineres, single and dot.- shrting
biemlltd Madras hdlds ana!
taic "eoen socling1ets, cOiOrd caubnc siaWis
u NaIHH r1inrs Nu u cO.1rdf re d,
truss wooden Regency sewing SIX and t,,ist
cDids do cotton halle ,,feoy,.
2 do. ELEGANT ard fashiora- 1popiy line
be ve,imEs do. pac, aud London
ciss D9inbaEettes and mixed pins
tWii,o scotch pi'Ns trunk sisPcEdegs. and
1 tsulh wOl.tCd and cot six and cotton umbrellas
t'n hlftry ! ctse CeutieIaels' hest
! case M9uchcsfry Beaver hats
Nifnftes.ass0rifd ca,k hfushes assorted.
Fi-h assortment Of ceoant sk shaw and ialc h;fs
black, white & cpur,d l,yannc black fo.cntne vcstrrg.
hlac. lom5a2in,s, white q coioryd cryat Bucsin 3t-
yer q Kid giovcs l.anna handkerchief, back can5cs,
&c. &c.
fo7 his. hesi brown sugar. bag, pepper kegs pat
crt slnt1 rev boxes AMI c1nnsters Imperial Tea Of
which VIII TX sod ON reasonable terms, for cash, ownac
ctptauces.
ROSCOW COLE,
FLEMING JAMES.
ocfo'er "a 4G-1m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-25

yETMMAM PATTERSON bos receive

SETLLlAM PATTERSON has received part
Wv and is in daily expectation of the balance of
his fall supply; among thUse received are the follow
Ing articles :--SIperiine Saxon blue and b.ck
cloths. W ellington and Butcher mixtures, blue.
black and gray cassimeres, black, blue and erav
sIockne,s, plains, blankets and Fluehinss fanneIs.
rat'ineis a:li rnhazets, call.coes, cambricks and
dmities, IA and Ga jaconet, r,,. null and leno
muslin, superior null null robes with Z. ,.ew STYLE
OF work, gingaas colvied and plain STRIPE one ca>e
OF tablncts consisting of the following colours d,sb
f'iSale AID brown, white and orange, Euperor's
eye peSd drsb, tea drab, pea green, white and
gray, pink anil white, ehangcabe blue, ruby, scar
let, green, pink ana snotted, one case Of long lawns
large aud general assortment Of Irish lines, rs
and "A Irish and Russia diaper very fne, thread &,
cotton lsecs, edging1, bombazines, wellington and
Blucer ball umbrellas, silk stripe vest c,H.ting, very
fne white MarseIes with all other colours
Among those anticipated are--W Wellington smoke
cashmere, merinO sha0Is with an elegant palm
one case of linen bed tick, English enerained Garnet
ing, elegant hearth rags ofll sizes, table cloths from
& TO 4S qrs. Handsomely figured, levaniines and 40
renees satns and icrentines single double and tri
Pie gilt buttons, white and yellow, bell and bullet
otto, baizes gentlemen sand ladies' ieeey gloves.
&c &e.--Al which he will sell On moderate terms
Tor cash.
?. S. Bills or London wanted.
October 4. d7-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-25

FaNO RENT OR LEASE-Two or three
new tenenents, nh garden ground enclosed on Mar
ion Hll,one mile below Rchmond-Applyto
August so. 53.tf NEIL 4lccOIrJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-25

" ~ ,LE
fsNiE Subscriber underline firm of Le4sis, Per-
II &HS q @. having taken the South tene-
ment Of Col. Buiocs's buildings, frontioc the Ba-
s, where they store large quantities of any ar
uslc, o.ier their services (as Commission Tier
c"a5l1S) TO their friends aud.he public at large
They have Tor sale large quantity of Pit Goals,
H'nn5 adjoining the lusnbcr-house Of Fox * Rich
s"ison, on Tue Basin, and viii treat with any
person (wl,o comes we'll rccommeudcd) Tor raj
sing CT coal at Sijor lao Ma!lory's Pitts, in Pow
halAn.
Wayaer Lewis, Robert Minis,
Aat Perkins, Ro5ert French.
May u 5-6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-25
DICKS, MOORE AND %.

DICKS, MOORE AND co.
ESTHlL receive, in a few days, from tbe slim
.fpy Mrarcees, now ~ City Point, TAO packages
Rose and Dufile Blankets, K enda Cotfo3s
iilue, green and white Plsns ard Eerseys,
Coarse and fine Cloths and Cassirneres.
Swansdo~n spJ Toilonet Vestngs,
Ilanncls, Coating, Carpedug,
Bo05azett5, Hardware, Sc.
IheJ vii also receive by lhe shin Jrdiso Chief
daily expected from London, an ele,g.nt aud exfe,,'
slye assortment Of London supcrfnc Cloths AID
Casamercs Cotton Coods &c. making a lore q srd
general assortment of Winter Coods-vi,irL the.
~' sell by the package or piece, for sasl, or appr6.
we'd peper. Oefober :. 4s-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-25

49, ... ~ > UbSCRiBLbS,
~ TIMING 70 Richmond, under I've firm of
" rome e JRdah, and having established
WemselVc5 10 The house formerly occupied BY g..
Jo5eph, few doors below the acU-Tav.rn. soiieif
ule attention ri the inhabitants Of this Cny and 10
vicinity, 10 very general and extensive assortment
% Dtf GOODS, pureiasei for cash, and selected
from the latest arr,yas--which assortment viii be
TeEolNiy kept n.y.
hose Who may favor them with Their customs
VII ind tie terms very aeeorrrodst.or. The M.
,ontion Of Country Merchants IS also rcqoe.,cg
IAiMA REViNE,
ntYlD JUDAH.
October H. 41-M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-25

NOTICE.
FgSf1E 6UBSCRIBERS have just receiv
i ed, and offer For Sale
so pieces hest twiiled sackinr
. Lales containing iS4-pieees basCng
20 bales containing AZ pieces German oznahurss
5ox containing Ioopeees book cheeks,
do. checks. common.
10 trunks o. and - cotton cambrics cotton shirtng
gnghsns- black eaniries elegant sI1ws case irish linen
~ iuaIseIiles yssiing eases real linen diaper.
ne a0o'e araeiss viii BE- offered az private sale until
- e.G -I'h INST. At low prices and LIBERAL cretlit
u'eh remaining on hand, viii b sold Public
THEY Hl1VE IN STORE,
100 crates ware.
90 hhas. Afu, coycto SUGAR
20 Barrels prime old Baihmore whisIey
" pnish.2i u'e fiayoged genuine 81 and 4ll proof
~, 20 hhds. prime Pennsylvania wbi,sey,
30 tor.s har iron
- hali 'asCo;s clawlcy steel,
% hbds. grass ware,
200 sacks salt,
70 b5!s. coppcrag.
A4oncre, Robinson e Pieasants,
Vendue Masters
from Liverpool $50 crates vareof ass1tets equal 10 ~
~ Imported ths season. ALSO from New-Xoris % pipes
equine sgi., Holland Gin. H. Il :. II
L.4ND IN .4LBE.5L8RLE, IOIf S-iLE'
virtue Of deed OF trust, bearing
date t'2 18Th day Of December 1907 and OF record ~
e county court Of Abemarle, e,cced % the Subscribers
~ sH. Cte,"so', Nancy Garrison, and irtgn C1fgop to
seae The payment ofs certain sum Of money mentioned IN,
c siu aeedWiil he sold wills Tavern Charlotteyiie
~ 1oag tie bt dTy II Noucnijer Hcit certain tract
rLi "'s, confirming So acres, sg adioil-
my we lands OF George T1gyHan, and others.
SlIUEL D7ER,
JJHN TrdTSON.
~, ,Ao..., IyDREH HdIYT.
e oanc DAY, viii te sold arothr tactof land con
ser.g and adjoining t'lemds Of .Ceasc T1sgnqn and O
Terms made known on dc day Of sale.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-25

FROM coBBETr's REGISTER, AUG. S.
10 tie Peotile Of all harties IN the United
States Of .fmeyfca.
On THE NECESSITY OF THEIR nr1vc
PREPARED FOR THE DEFENCE OF
THEIR COUNTRY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-31

| Second Zieaensnt.--J.' p. Stewart, Hen,
Brown, Luther Hand, Thos. Hunt, Hector Burru
! Floreat Meline, Nath. Young, G. r. Horter
John Brady, VI. Thomas.
Sm:geon-P. Woodbury..
SpgeOns .Hlfes-W Beaumont, Claion RELY
RIFLE REGIMENT.
ColofeL-Th. A. Smite
Lieutenant Coioaek-W s Hamilton.
.h5or-Talbot Chambers.
cd9tGifis-W illoughby Morgan, Joseph Selden.
VIM. Bradford, JOS. Kean, Benz. Birdsall John O.
fallap, Henry v. Swearengen, Edmund Shipp, w.
l.. DutPhey, c. A. rrimbie
frat ISeuteEqRts--Louis Laval, J. Calhoun ;r
). Ballard, z. l. Langliam, Lewellen Hickman.
stougtlton Cant, J. MCunnegle, David b. Stlth.
Samuel.y. Hamilton, John Heddelston.
Second Lieutenants-W. Armstrong. w T
Gordon, Thomas Griffith, John HoIlngswortb.
Bennett Riley, w. n. BRYAN, w Markle. James
5 Gray, Chs. l.. Harrison, Overton w. Crockett
Surgeon-I-ewis L. Near.
&ny;geOns .hafes-samuel P. Hugo, w. Ii.
Henning
by command ofthe secretary ofwar,
ID. PARKER, .9oyntaat and INSPECTOR Gen.
Adjutant and Insp. Gems Office,
May IL, 1915.
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d be found on record in the district court q,
Name, and are also In possession of this
government, who will unquestionably
make proper use of them.
I In November, 1914, the British sloop
Mary, bound from Hslifax to Castine, was
| captured by the revenue cutter in the dis
tict of PenobscOt, brought in for abdica-
ton, and, at December term, condemned
as lawful prize by the district court of
Maine, excepting three trunks OF goods,
claimed by Mr.. Eustaplieye, the Russian
consul at Boston. The Judgment upon
these wasdeferred till February term. The
consul had no right to import goods in au
enemy's vessel, into the United States
but the court was disposed to indulge him
with every opportunity TO prove his title to
the trunks of merchandise which he claim.
ed. Upon examination, it was discovered
that the goods belonged, in fact to a MIR.
John Smith, British subject, in Boston,
who it seems, had procured Mr.. Eusta-
pmeye to claim them as his property. This
icorthy consul was requested, according to
the rules of the court in such cases, to
make affidavit that these trunks of goods,
worth or 5000 dollars, belonged to him
he refused to make such affidavit, under
pretence, that as foreign consul, his word
should be taken But to prove his
claim, he produced two. letters from John
Iariton,j r. of Liverpool, purporting to have
been addressed to Mr.. Eustaphieve, and to
be description of the goods. The let
tiers were not marked as ship letters usu-
ally are; they contained false descrip-
ton Of nearly all the packages in the
trunks; and, in truth, It appeared that
these letters had been forged: by whom
the public will be at no less to determine.
AT the February term, no person appear
ing TO claim the goods, they too were con-
demned to the captors by the court.
sc These facts clearly demonstrate. that
hfr- Eustaphieye, during the late war pros
titnted his official and neutral character to
the nefarious business of covering enemy's
| property that he lent his sanction to the
fabrication of false papers, with view to
evade end violate the laws of our country;
and that ne degraded himself into am instFu.
ment to a set of British snuggIers in Bos-
ton. They also lead the mind to the ire
| sjstable conclusion, that some ofthe faction.
ia Boston were engaged in an illicit trade
with the enemy during the late war, and
tbat they are nOurished and.supported by
smuggling traitors, and foreign emisaries.n
baltimore Patriot.