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NoRFoIK, June 5-The United States
Sloop of War ALERT, Captain CoopER,
from Washington City, with Guns &c. for
the Washington "a. a. Charlestown, (Mass)
anchored in the bite Ok Craney Jslind on Sa,
turday evening. Ledger.
June z.
We have it from good authority land we
announce it with much pleasure) that HENRI
Haste, Esq. Secretary to the British Consu.
late at this place before tie war, is appointed
to act as Consul of his Britannia Majesty for
this department We have not heard what
arrangeuent has been adopted with respect
to Col. Hamilton, the f'rrner worthy and We
nerablc incumbent, but he will, no doubt, be
amply provided for by his government.
Herald
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HAKEH HEIH
Black Heath, .4hrR 15fA, 1915.

Married. in Batirnore, an Monday o9th nit by
the Right Reverend Bishop Kemp, RicH,RD Cor
TOM, Esq. Of Petersburg. (Fa.) to Miss CHAHLorrx
Nj. CoCHRAE, of that City.
--on thursday evening, the LIST inst Mir
lillian BsrkesdaJe, OF this City, to Miss Mary r.
Ta66, of Amelia
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BROAD Rock, April 18th, 1915.
SIR,

IT.. .....tz..:-, -,
So u"uN' sheu' q eo',''i'''ee nh .ne
Y. WIG rla"''eS'., oaNary, nave ene
co''''s - III I%Sse ynp 'ic proceeu,hss OF 'nSt
nc u a SISneo ~ performing the
asS ~ c 80, 10 sred' pleasure IN
49,, " Cs p.' i.e.n; 'uc Jus' tribute Oh
a,',,;.' ~ 60 io e,d ~, euon' WIKI an
.,, aa'aS ~ nc. ne WIZ reai'He Tue uHonl-
. o"G "'a. "a Iie 'tooP III re'"ilng the ON
i, 49, mn ne mas 50 ioiis heia WIN such
IN "'''SN ,'o'os 70 hi''iSe'i ahu country
' c ~ u..,Oa reg yen 70 accept assn
VI '"N'' eS'Se'h ana liehuSuip' anu re-
-.
-ou' i''''''is a'io ooe0iiehe servants
. SMiiH'
IN" e"nDS'
~. AZ
N'cH D. nooNhN' CommiSfee'
f. 70
NiLAN NME,
JGHDHT nN fH'
N"i e., ~ m 1ts"'
"NcN 11eP'H.
:a.. c..
Quarter Nest snet pm 80, @'rHIt a NJ
Rae snd Jordan Smith.
GENTLEMEN.
The very fatterinp terms in
which YOU have communicated to me the re-
=. ~.
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MORE BRITISH VIOLATIONS OF NEI-
TRIAL RIGHTS.

LONDON, March 81.
Letters from China, state that the Doris
trlgate, while in use Of an Americ an ship
on the coast OF China, tired several shots, one
OF winch unfortunately reached the shore and
killed Chinese.
General Miranda is said to have had a Sc
cret irial at Cadz and was sentenced to he
strangled which was quickly put into execu-
ton.
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m The Virginia Penitsutiarv.
az lGHT Negro Mon, OF the following dyseriptiors.
AZ VIZ one about 65 Years Of age w tradc a bl.e,
snith ;tLe Others are likely all b-tween the ave. of
ana 20 years, sound and althy, they are Tor trans
Portation sale, either for cash on. ON twelve nbs
ere,'It the purchaser giving bend viii good tul.ty
q the Executive. Wst. CA&rBELL, 6eeb-r
JlIne lO---4t
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MRS. 1918

The ports of this Island were declared
free ports on the 5th inst and the Ameri-
cans are permitted to land all kind of goods
by paying an impost duty of q per cent. &
to export all kinds of Island produce, the i'm
port duty on which is 5 per cent. ad valorem.
The present measure will not be changed till
after t4Yo months notice"
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ErtrHct Of u letter f,om J, J. AFDon,icR, to B.
Huntingdon, merchant Of ~: l'oi'k,
"CADIz 9th April, 1915.
" Genoa has been taken by the British,
and Rome by Murat. The Pope and the for
mcr King of Spain, Charles 9TH, are daily cx-
pecteG TO arrive at Valencia
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SALEM, June 8.

oA LEM, Juilt 5.
Arrived at Marb,ehead on Wednesday,
schr. -, Maley, from Grand Bank, with
1880 Cod Fish; and on Thursday night,
scfr. Two Brothers, from G.. Bank with 49,
600 hsb.-Spoke ON the Bank, a Marblehead
sohr. belonging to Mr.. ]. Oliver, doing well
fish remarkably plenty. The above YES
sells have been absent about ten weeks. A.
bout forty sail have been fitted for the banks
from Marblehead this season.
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OBITU.ARY.

OBITUARY..
DTED-On Sain-dav the eth MAY, at Halifax
COurt-house, 6EiI'IHEIF CL.9y, Esq. Member
OF Congress, from Campbell District.
@ We are sorry TO noInce the death Of Mrs.
Sarah Adams, the wife Of Col Richard Adams &C this
city, lately married She cminenty respected s.
is deeply amented.
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PORTLAND. May 81.

PoRTLAND, May 81.
Extract of letter. from gentleman IN Bas-
sete'Te, Gaudatoulie, 10 his friend in this
hkace, dated
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For SALE.
.6t ~ V,ro;,,io p,;.

Jane Ia.-------wcwp
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NOTI. o

June 10. sv
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-24
Loughlln Masterson,
Late Of the firm Of

u ( u ~ =
Morgan 6 Masterson,
E9 EspECTFULLY informs the citi
~, zens of Alexandra and public in
general, that he carries on the
Boot 6 Shoemcking
in the house he at present occupies on
payal-street., "a few doors south of King
street, and directly opposite the Office Of
the Alexandria Gazette; where he viii
be happy TO execute the orders Of his
friends, and promises to use his best en-
beavers to give general satisfaction, to
such asmay favor him with their custom.
He will keep on hand an assortment OF
Gentlemen's light SHOES and PuMps.
May ST. SIN.
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Dan.Y, By S. sFoWDEF, j
S A1URDAY, JUNE "a 1915.
David M. Randolph

:
10 &c QST respectfully announces hisre-
lvR turn amongst his fellow citizens, &
hopes to enjoy their countenance in the
prosecution of protracted enterprise,
which had origi'aally,i Induced his depar-
ta,re fer Engtand:
From an arrangement which he has
happily effected with Messrs. Scott
Burn e Co. house of the highest re-
sponsib:Eity and integrity, at London, he
is authorized to present himself as a me-
dunn for the disposal Of agricultural pro-
ducts to all parts}of Europe, on terms the
most liberal making accommodating adj
vances upon shipments to their address ;
and providing freight from time to time,
as it may be the pleasure of his friends
to require, for thar several articles to
export.
Richmond June IL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-24
also, for Sale.
Rippon Lodge,

Containing from zoo to sec acres Oh Pc
tomaU River, about 5 miles from Dum-
fries and 90 from Alexandria. The soil
is good for corn. small grain and grass.
The improvements are dwelling house
in good repair containing six rooms, a
kitchen, laundry, stables and other ne
cessary house. The extensive marshes
aow nearly dry) belonging to this est
offer to the purchaser the most fattering
prospect Of rendering this valuable
farm by an inconsiderahle devotion ella
bour. For terms apply to the subscriber
OF to .Nfobiet Herbert, Esq. of Alexandria.
John A Washington,
Near Charlestown, Jefferson County, Va.
june IA.
go The Editors of the Federal Re-
publican. Frederick town Herald, Ian
caster Journal, Winchester Gazette, and
Haeerstown Forch-Ligkt, will please in
sert the above once week for two months
and send their accounts to this office for
Dayinent.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-24
Fifty Dollars K cward.

70 ANYWAY Oh Monday the lst inst.
Ia, from Alexandra, Negro REN-25
dollars will be paid if taken within 20
miles Of AleXaAdria. and the above re-
wardi bcyona the distance-Ben was
raised by Mr.I. Patton near Alexandria
he is about II years OLD, tall and slender
with a small stoop. very narrow across
the breast--Ilad on an old drab coatee
and thicksett pantaloons-Apply at the
Office of the Gazette.
MAY 10.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-24

Cotton, / cas-, &c.
ne haze on hand & offer for ssle,
SO bales Virginia Cotton, Of very
superior quality.
S. Whole and half chests first chop
Gunpovdef and 7. Hyson Tea.
SO barrels Muscoyado Sugars.
10000 pounds green & white Coffee.
6 hhds. Jamaica & Antigua Rum.
6 ditto and SO barrels second ano
third proof old Yhiskey, fit for
family use.
Teneriie and Port Wine, very fine.
400 reams Wrapping Paper.
so half boxes first quality Cigars.
Is bags Pepper.
40 kegs Coppcras.
$ tierces new Rice.
90 dozen best London Mustard.
SO boxes Mould Candles.
SO ditto English Fir Blue.
With general assortment Of Croce-
ries as usual.
bnlAN KAMPSON & CO
Ma es.
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RoYAL-sTREET, ALEXANDRIA.

Office Of the British CONSULT
at Alexandria.
YEsTIE UNDERSIGNED begs lea,-
m to apprize the Merchants and Of
theirs, interested in the Commerce to 6.
Britain and her Dependencies. that he
will grant the necessary Consular Cert
ficates ON application made to him, at the
house of William Wilson, Esq. on Prince
Street.
JAMES PATTON,
Acting VSce Consul Of His Britannic
yNgesty for Alexandria.
April %,
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o,fFs AT VENDUE.

..,,.u Tuesday and Friday,
On GO Will BE SOLD,
vs,aue Store. corner OF FRINGE
tttae and Water Streets,
VARIETY OF
mn Goods, Gr 20, Sc;
pfy ~ If which will be expressed IN
Particular re billsj TIE day:
an Kind Of goods which are on
e l.oa aua the psices Of witch are
Ga'lll.sSad. can at any time be viewed
''se sl,,s,sbased al the lowest limitation lol
I'd piess' D G. MnsvET.I rR.
nah Young iiyson lea.
- o,,rtsr chefs Of eY'.y superior
.l hlsT HYsON TEA, just imported,
Fl 'a' = Joseph ,Fanderise; !.
lur;l %. :
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Lottery Notice.

II F.
ssNtAe S0th Of thus month. Tickle in
~ the Second Liberty Engine Il.use
l'..'es'y, will advance to So so cts. until
's nc lme they viii be sold at So.
i. LIE s subscriber ~ has just received a sup
XII XII d tickets, warranted undrawn the
!, y Jay oVer-there still remains in the
prizes Of S eo,O9o-l Of 2ooO
I, DO. l0,0C0-4 of 1000
y Go. S,0G0--l00f $50
n, SSSassa large number Of zoos, zoos
tickets Brsale by
W, R. GRAY.
i, "n0 has lately received in addition to
s 3 letlaer stock, a large S
M, .ooL BOOKS & STATIONARY.
lr'a. Naich Is | case Russian Qaills and
s s.rs Paper Haugings, a few reams hot
ANU. Letter Paper, and 900 reams
Iys faper.
Anil "a.
I. 4 tsams Wrapping Paper
Ut no., 10. low priced B1RiqISe P4aER,
''S''rsa for sale BY
r. GRAY,
AZ WHO Has ON HAND.
l6s,,a's O &, Of Bowditch's Practical
s snS : bloants American Coast Fl
&aat : ,@rse stock of School looks.
s9Gop ,n IioSoqrt Books Of every de-
ssera. u ana bound TO any given
as.
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Paper Hanglngs.
.IlHN A .SI'EITARI.

NAs Just received and saer for sale,
Ill 5000 pieces Of PAPER and Border
a(tae newest and NEST fashionable pat,
terms, from the Manufactures OF A.
Chardon and yirchaax s. Co. of Philadel-
pNis, equal in colors to the English and
Frenh papevs, which with his former
sNci, makes his assortment very com
PETE Blank Books, Writing, Letter
and Wrapping Paper, PLAYING and Blank
Carisotthe Manufactures of Humphreys.
CcaiFlse aud ord.---Spelling Books, 81.
sIe' and iestaments (plain aud elegant
hrse and small. States and Penc!ls)
Geet Latin and Enslish School Books.
With a general assnrtmeat of Prayer,
sala and Hymn Books, History, Poe
" Novels, Song Books, Chaps and
MaylS
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Goods On Storage.
yE ME Subscriber will receive Goods
4 on Storage at his Warehouse, on
the Wharf late Cpnway's Wharf.
Ferdinand MdrstelleJ'.
U5ho has for Snie.
GO lales first quality retailing COT
TON.
April 10. #.
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SOAP,


lxdIll lOl Odic,
TNTENDfAG to remove to the Yves
B tern Country, | oier for sale the
PLANTATION on which | now reside,
Containing By Estimation,
Three hundred 6 Eight Acres,
more or less, of good farming Land, with
a proportion Of as good meadow as any
IN the State,--the improvements are COM
Portable buildings to accommodate fami-
ly. Any person DESTROYS Of purchasing
such a farm. may be accommodated on
good terms, by calling on the subscriber,
wing on the premises, on HorsePen kun,
over edge OF Loudoun County, Va. or
ames C. Deneale, Alexandria.
alexander Young.
April II 1aw17t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-21
Eiehty-one COMES.

BY re-printing certain sheets ofthe first and
second volumes OF the Weekly Register, eigh
tyrone complete files of the work may be per-
fected and they are all that cav be furnished
until the entire first volume, and considerable
part of the SCI ond, shall be reprinted. When
this will be done, in the present state of the
times, have no idea of as the expence will
be very great. Asthose few copies are for sale,
it is desirable to dispO of them soon as
possible, and they who wish complete files can
ensure them only by immediate application
They may safely be sent to any post Office III
the United States, ut the expsnce OF the pur>
chaser for postage, AZ the same rate rs for news
papers, per sheet; ana the editor will guarantee
their safe arrival, except at the Offices in The
state OF Louisiana and in the several territories
OF the United States, to which, if sent, they
must go st the risk of the owner.
The terms are these, absolute
Before file leaves the Office, t,penty FRO doll
lars must be paid for it, as follows:
For the three first years, or vols. UP
to September, 1914. SIS
the present year in advance TO Sept.
1915, S
the extra supplement TO vol. s, 1
ditto ditto to be added to vol 7, 1
%
The 9TH Tor FIRST volume of the present year,
hnishes on the last Saturday OF next month
(Feb.)
6. Brothers of the type" editors of newspA-
Pers, will oblige by giving the above ali nscr-
ton.
or Letters addressed to the editor must be
post paid.
Fl. NILES,
Editor, WsekkV Register.
Baltimore, Jan. Is, 1914
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lars bushel, and her FISH at twenty dollars

lars bushel, and her FISH at twenty dollars
per quinta!.
a respectable female Of .he island of st.
bartholomew. having gone from thence 20
the island OF St. Martins, for the benefit Of
her health, being afflicted with complaint
which soon proved fatal. After her death
much officially was experienced in obtain.
ing prank necessary to make her coffin
one person alone was found possessed Of
some, which could not be bought or OBJ
tanned, until the friends of the deceased a.
greed to furnish (wthin limited time from
Ut. Barts) as much plank as should he used
for that purpose-after which stipulation,
the boards were furnished, otherwise this
unfortunate female must have been inter
red without coffin:
France and England. Among the arti-
Giles worthy of observation in Cobhett's pa.
per, OF the 18th of October, is that which re-
iates to the vast emigration from England
to France, since the restoration of the Bour.
bons. In confederation, by the last advi.
ces we learn that it was calculated not less
than 10000 persons, many of them of the
class ut gentry whose income amounted from
100 to 1,000L per annum had left the coun-
try. 1t is known that man with 2OCL a
year, can live as Handsomely & luxuriouslv
IN France, as in England for 600i- In France
loaf canbe got for Al. which will cost Is
IN Ebgland-beef may be had for 3D. per ID
fowl for I'D. and a turkey for 2s In
| France, bottle of the best wine may be
got for Is which costs SIS, in England :e'
very thing else in proportion. The climate
of France also is infinitely preferable to that
| of England, aud the habitual Gheerfulness
and suavity of the French people in gene.
raj, is another inducement to men who are
Disguised and exhausted by the long list Of
government taxes, tythes, and poor rates.
In short. in the month of September last
| it was calculated that drain of five. mil
lions os ready money had already been made
on the English nation. to supply the wants
and expences of the emigrants, a sum grea-
ter than the expence of lord Wellington,
army during the war
| To this vast drain is to be added, tina,
nearly all the foreigners who had taken lie
| fuse in England during the continental trou'
bles, have left that country. and drawn all
their monies from the banks and funds
| And this accounts for the great depression
of public stocks and omhium.
The Jesuits.-The bull issued by Paul III
in 154C, establishing the order of Jesuits, Ii
mited their number to 60. This limitation
was soon after removed. In 1908, the
numbers had increased to 1851. IR1679,
their numbers were 1865, Including S77
priests in 1710 they announced to 1928
In IVY they had IA colleges and other es-
Establishments, more than 200 missions, 16l
seminates. 1886 members, comprising
l0,055 priests. The affairs of the order
were conducted by one general, 81 provin
Gals, $50 priors, iSSc
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-21
CONGRESS.
IL SENAT,,
Fdnn. ]

Ftid0y, January 49,
Mr.. Smith, from the committee to whom
were referred the amendments OF the House
to the bill to incorporate the subscribers IN
the Bank of the United ares # Americs
reported the same with number of amende
ments.
The amendments 10 the amendments oe
the House propose to increass the fixed ca t.
Pital of the Bank from thirty to thirty five
milliobs OF dollars to make the capi,aI
Consist Of shares OF four hundred instead
OF one hundred dollars each that the FIVE
millions proposed to be added to the capitaI
shalt be added also 10 the amount subscr,
bable in public debt to disagree to the
proposition Of the House for striking out the
section which authorizes suspension of pay.
ments in specie 20 agree to the section
which compels the Bank to commence its
operations before the first day Of January
a7d to disagree to that which proposes 70
authorize committee of Congress at anv
time to examine the books, &c. aud pre-
scTiOes the course Of proceeding in the
Courts against the Bank, 10 case Of violation
ct its charter.1
The consideration Of this Report was
postponed to, and made the order of the day
Tor tomorrow.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-21
From Miles Weekly Register.
CHRONICLE.

The hack 7yoods" 10 Cincinnati pa.
per OF Dec -, we cbserve the following
notices, in succession copy Of an Grafton
delivered before the school of HfeEalyrc
and me arts" to be pnblished--a notice To
the United breihern Of the German
church" of meeting for wo ship--of
Concert and ball relating to the establish,
mIns of heatre--and terms of advertis-
ing in the tire Cincinnati papers.
The KIN Of Fr2ocs has appointed twenty
censoTs Of the press. Many difficulties an
pear to occur in settling the claims of tie
eT1igrants, original possessors Of great
part ofthe real c tate o France. 4 stale
g, Stain remains ~ sealed. The princes Of
lay seem dissatisfied with hfrtrat's los.
sess.' n Of Nahies TIE French miIiiary
estab ishment appears very large. TIE
Congress II Yienna had done little, IL ANY
b .ineSs, Al the last dates.
Fest IndG Markefs, The brig Speed
q arrived at Be- on some DAYS acc FRI y
wanna, sold her potatoes at eight dog
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-21
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
s'ruNoND, JANUARY 81, 1915.
> THE LEGISLATURES

Nd'nnrned IN Thursdy evening. after .
session ~ nnwards of three months. We
have ""hished ske.ch of the laws which
nave Been passed. and we lay before our
reader, today The important law for raisir g
'rN,,H% 'or tn defence of,he commonwealth
e follow 81 are the General Officers
pNr'ed t-'ca;'' masd the State troops:
y TAYLOR LIT Major General,
=. VI NS)N. 2d do
JON = COOKE. 1st Brisadier General,
= MERCER I'd do.
u NPRI'i.I. 3d IN
JOIN w GREEN 4,h do.
ne Cher Officers are to be appointed
n me EHecu I'VE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-21

These 'iils were reported to he house. and
So rary ~ Tered to ;hird reading.
The bill for the relief Of Benjamin Wells
and others, ard the bill for the relief of the
inhabitants Of NJ W Madrid, in Missouri ter
-itofy also passed through committees Of
,he whole, Mr.. Kennedy and Mr.. Desha in
he chair. ard we're ordered to be engrossed
for third reading.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-21
From RE Coffee. IS,usc Bos..

1cc0i"'' % he town Of Washington IN
} ars down TO morang Of the s4b mir
ron New Orleaus--Thev state ths, nh,
BRUSH had effected a landing by the way of
Lake bo'gne--!acsson had met them on the
$50 and drove then back a mile-Our
troops kent possession of the field as late AZ
he morning of the 24'b. A general action
%as expected on that day. A letter fror,
nashville ~ January Sd, states that on the
24.h old Hickory had completely beat them
IN general action-The cnemv's fnrce
IRON 10 5000 regulars -Jackson's not more
than 5000 mii,ia-A second battle i, was
Thought would occur on the 25th -por,icn.
lars OF the action not vet received Fear
the tate oil Oid Hickory, the gallant Jack
son.
Ertraef Of a letter from Matches, dated
December Esd.
presume that before this reaches Won.
you viii have heard the news. fear Or,
leans VIII be taken, if il is not already
INe British have got possession OF Lake
ponchartrain and have taken and DESTROYED
all the Feet, say FIVE gun boats. The Bri.
'ish had i.om 80 to 30 barees with GO men
each Our poor fellows FOUGHT like heroes
and were teken-all blew ND together Ga
that the British lost 1000 mea-ajposr ,br
whole OF ours were los.-5ut one Office
made his escape and he is in Orleans. We
ana probably get the particulars to-mor.
-"W, and II can procure a handbij of II
VIII forward 1t to you-ft is distressing
times here, ard worse at Orleans.',
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-21
from tie Platts6ug Rcnu6acqn of Dec. Il

from the PIatfS6urg Retn6Gcan of Dec. 81,
We have late accounts from the Isle Aux
Noix' winch puts 1t beyond a doubt that the
enemy IS preparing for winter Campaign.
His force is represented at 10000 men in
the vicinity OF Montreal, St. Johns * Chan,
bly,. All communication is CIT off allow
and no one is permitted to pass the La
Cade woods.
Every preparation is made 20 give them
a grand entertainment, and we have no doub,
the exhlhition will meet their most sanguine
expectations
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-21
NASHVILLE, (Ten) Jan. 8.
E1trccf IT a letter fronl Ne7v- Orleans
Dee %

an express arrived an hour ago, stating
NAV me enemy bad landed from Lake
bolgne' a5ont 1000 men, and mat they had
reached VHcvi1 plantation, which i, on,g
seven miles n low here-our men are gone
90 nest 'hen'-a hSht will prob big take
pace Tonight and a the Company belong
10 Is s'an'ned IN town at COVE nme,t housr,
, may oe ape 10 give you iur her narcicu.
isrS oe'ore me mail Closes. Aoout 5000 of
the UP country troops are with ms. and we
are far from despairiog.
"2%th, a. M.--I( is now nre,,v we,'
ascer.ained that instead of 1000 there wrr,
81 90 OF the enemy landed our men rrpo
& d, droUe them back a mite, and nor oc.u,
ny the battle srownd---In half an hour thev
VIII be fighting again, and this dav must de-
cue '"e rate Ol our CITY Clarion.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-21
Extract Of a letter from Charleston. dated
January I4N.

You will see BY the news papers very
flaming reports of British expedition at
Cumberland Island, of which, wonderful to
relate this mornings Southern mail bro,t
no confirmation, and there is reason to be.
l'eve the whole is fabrication. as a gentle.
man has arrived at Savannah, who left
cumberland Island in the afternoon of the
Sth later than the pretended attack, who
heard nothing of ft-but says several vessels
we're IN sight, but no body believed them
liza"