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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-09

Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner Of King and Pairfar Streets.
HAS FOR SALE,
so or. Chests Gunpowder, Imperial,
Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson-
Skin, and Souchong TEAS.
$4,000 ID. refined SUGARS.
60 bbls. Muscovado & N. Orleans
Sugars.
20 boxes White and Brown Ha.
wanna do.
10 pipes Cognac BRANDY.
ESQ boxes Mould CANDLES:
With general assortment ST the best
Wines, Liquors and Groceries.
October Is
Pension Hams, &c.
Just received and for Sale quantity Of
WELL CURED
VENISON HAMS.
ON HAND.
10000 lbs Bacon Of superior quality
for family use.
Dried Meats, Tongues, sc.
ALSO;
A general assortment of Groceries as
usual:
ALSO,
Seine Cork.
VIM. Garner.
February 8 I'm
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-09
N Office

'nE Subscriber respectfully In
in o.. '0rms her friends and the public
d. ,sae'ii' that she has engageda stea-
person and intends CARRYING on the
i ], Cabinet Business
s,s,. Us various BREACHES, It the stand
occupied by John Muir, decd.
+. Mary Muir.
,.,a anted to purchase Alex-
St spla & Washington Road
''N--Gnquire at this Office.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-01

been selected by the President, was not of ria
seeking but one he had felt himself bound to
accept, and the duties of which he was pre-
pared to discharge. That the very nature
OF those duties preeluded in his Judgment the
Proprlety OF ms expressing any solicitude on
uie subject. That he deemed the authority un-
der which he claimed to act competent for him,
s binding on the court. That il was for them
to decide how far they had a right to arraign
the conduct of the government on the sub
Ject, and 70 decide on the legality of the course
which had been adopted That the respon-
sinilitS of that decision was with the court q
the accused; and that he should conform TO
susn order AS the Court should feel themselves
justified to make
Alter some pertinent remarks from the
Army Judge Advocate on the subject, the
court was cleared, and after being closed
SEINE time, adjourned until the next morning
wnen, from reading the minutes, il appear
ca that two Questions had occupied their at
tention, viz.
!. Whether it was competent for them to
decide on the validity Of the appointment
OF the Special Judge Advocate.
z. 1T they had the authority, whether the
law authorised such an appointment.
That they had decided the first in the af-
firmative, and the second in the negative
aud that they thereupon refused permission
10 MI. '. 6oren to conduct the prosecution
against Gen. Wilkinson On behalf of the ".
States.
1t further appeared from the minutes, chat
she army Judge Advocate, Mr.. Baneker, had
thereupon stated to the court, that he knew
that 1t was not contemplated by government.
thct the prosecution of the trial should de-
velve on him ; that he should therefore decline
proceeding further in the trial, unless direct
ed by the court so to DO /; and that such di-
rectloR was given.
Ten: Wilkinson was then arraigned. and af-
ter making objection to the charges, which
was overruled, plead not guilty, and the court
adjourned to the next day
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-01
JANESS PATENT LOOM

Ma be seen in operation every day at No. : Com
IYE pilsr Row Ladies and Gentlemen of ,ov,c ,,
country, invited 10 attend "
nc Pfopr1etors Of the patent right for the state OF
Virginia, being dcSrous to df,lse as extensiyel, % 60
noie thro the country, knowledge of this adn;rsble
2roucun % American ingenuity, request Particular
% the attendance Of the Members ID the fcislatnre
% witness us raph aud superior execution the snolici
ty Of lis construction, the facility with ,Ybi Z, - -
worked (evenby ehildren,) and its certain spplic.t;on
to all Kinds ot cloth, render It worthy of tteno1 not
only from the housewife. aud eeononit bot err, go,
friend 10 domestic manufacturer
The price OF loom complete, will be from soto loo
dollars. W '''
Contracts are making by tie company for large
nnuer' Sneh as WISH 10 be early Jipplic max an
ply personally or by letter (p0r pad J 10
HEGbEyN yt.fCL.9ygD
.9ge1f; for The Ti,ginia Loo,u Co7,5y.
Octsber fs ,S TS'
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20 DOLLARS REWARD-

AE5ERlED from the SET vice Of the public guard
= en- ~ INST William Brown ADD John Dickenson
brown was born IN the state OF Kentucky s sIo,,
50 years Of agc, feet inches high well made. hue
eyes dark hair swartl,y complexion and by oecre,on
pump bOrer.-Dickensoui is about ~ yenrs of acc
ect inches high dark irir, din vissc, rudy COM
pe4on Stops when walking, down look, If few wn,s
and SOW and hesitatng delivery anat,e ii Ilnv,,,s
county, ly occupation farmer. Brown carried win
HIN s wife, small child & boy caled Geo ncken,or
IS supposed they viii make Tor tIle stac OF Norb
U@o'na 50 Dickinson was the road leading 10
letersbutg, with horse and cert, the property Of
i'rown. The above reward viii be given The sad
deserters, Il delivered 1t tie Barracks IN the ey Of
Richmond, or ten dollars tor either
PETER CRUTCHFtEID
Cpinmd't Publia Guard
Richmond, Tan. e. II
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A TRACI Or l-Alln

VIZ, Subscriber OH Is for sale his Tract II ARA in
% q AOemaf's county, contiguous TO he soua oS
inc greater part Of Which cleared three I,e,IrS
icis oil The Sood land eNtesd within f;. h,s, rcd
ys.dsd the town; almost the whole of Tint ,,-t !,
'ne tobacco land, aud is endered still more valuable
IL ~ 'IN"'ed by Moore's Creek a l., y and eor1,,,
stream 90 which, about the centre Of o. fam. t;,,rr
as valuable Mn Seat, having sixteen Zee; raj IL the
9.'anee OF hive or six hundred yards The s,,,.r;s.-
mas inrU fet 1t with barn, IS feet square the L,
story heins of stone lac intended IL tn c,nt;n
ing machine, grist mill and other rnachne,y. s.,s
SaIy aud convenient irm The creek oiFr,,s ~
eeent meadow land; The ,'wciing house is gcs! ard
comfortable There is, likewise on it. an o,I.a,J IS
choice fruit. any person wts;n, ,o bscor, r 81
ciaser' will ieourse view the land, is deeraet no
necessary to say more about Il -"
january os az
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NOTICE.

G. IOLEN ont Of my stable. on Sunday nisht the ir
- teepth instant, JJ3'O HORSE& one = brich,
sorTel With blaze 70 his face and soma white feet[be
alout feet ~ inches high and ye.us Old esxt
spring II he other eOll black Mare win l,laze ;p
her face aud some white Cect not ali she hes lone,
,an ana large scar on her whers, and one eve ort -
vii give liberal reward to any persoo o. ,e.so,
Pat ~dcliycr Ito saJ horses to me- or Secure Tier,
sn hat get them agsin wd give fifty dollars 70, be
conviction Of the thief thieves, they are f.cfecn
Hanover. Jan. IS. 4
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From the .Al6any Acgus.

-
Tho Court Martial for the trial of Gene-
raj Wilkinson being a matter of conside rabIe
general interest, and its recent and preliu1i-
nary proceedings having excited much Curl
osity, we have taken some pains to obtain
correct information of its progress. The fol-
lowing may be relied on
The court convened on tt,e 9th inst. AZ Troy.
Before the members were sworn. Gen. VIII
knSom appeared before them and yv7s reouec-
ted By the president TO state whether he had
any objections to the members composing the
court, or any of them to which the general
replied, that he was well satisfied with the
conrt, and should make TO objections to any
OF the members-they were accordingly
sworn. The president then called on the
judge advocate, and also the special Judge adj
vocate, to take the oath prescribed by the
articles Of war. M v. Buren,, Esq. then pre-
scented TO the court his appointment from the
secretary of war, OF special judge advocate
for the trial Of Gen. Wilkinson, the CODY OF
q letter to the general announcing 10 him the
appointment, and also the cory Of letter
from the adjutant and Inspector general 10
L.. a. Baneker, Esq. army judge advocate,
apprisIng him of the appointments Of Mr.. "
buren,. and directing him to advise with and
assist Mr.. V. Buren, in the trial. The above
documents having been read, General VIII
kRson read his objections 20 Mr., V. Buren's
S9nmuCung the prosecution, founded on the
g't raj ground that the president had no au-
tnotity to appoint. special Judge advocate,
9 70 depute any other person to act rs such.
he attempted to support his objections by
r ference 10 the various acts Of Congress
which have been passed on the subject, and
endeavorod to sheW that the previous exer-
81 Of tf's power was not warranted By law.
Having finished the reading OF his objec-
i'rs. Me Van Buren stated, that the cues
Q OF. "a ID, ted by tie accused. was, as it res
pcct b (Mr V. ~ one Of peculiar deli.
cscy. That li,s station for which he had
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-01
FOR SALE.

A hR exchange, for propert, near or in pe,er,bur,
, Lynehhurg, Richrno,d or Norfolk at st,ir t,,;c.
tosnoak Plantation, Of 12S xcres 1868 acres frs,
rate bottom, and of this IA acres are an Island inf
ros TO no land on the river; the whole tract near
sp acres are unciearcd.-Itis among the mos, yaIus
d re tracts IN Inc country, and person wishing to
eAsge u, the milling business, iniisior to no coont,
SITUATION IN the state; saw and merchant mill arr
now erecting WIN water sufficient, for every purpose AZ
the dries, seasons
would exchange as shove, or SELL and give six nav
Aen'S Every thing necessary settle the place. can
o. - with 1t, sndhnn,ed.te possession had if reouir
scriblr. - SUI
.'leeke'l5eTg. i'm. II. .g2ms
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A TEACHER WANTFD

a Single Man. 1OsR qualified 10 take charge If a
4 fe17 'o1oiars, 90 Instruct them the E,eisb Ian
"Se' feqfsng and T77.tIs, TiH meet zdth situation
a! fTVase ttuIg IN Healthy and aeree,,le ba,t o.
De c9i7ry, 6y making APPLICATION 10 tie s7.&,c,gl5
rseidiu5 t7I county Of Po1Ot,.taui
RICHARD X. CRALIE
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50 DOLLARS REW1RD.'
DANAwAY from the suIscrib.r on Tho A,b m.
3 4, negro fellow named
u a ".

N Al ".
lie - about so years Of age which he c.rrics better
Than negroes generally DO is slim and Of the eornno
hei8h, ms color tawney, his harlong md blsl,y. ne
rvs swinging wax and generally CARR stick when
spoken TO- he seldom looks YOU am has hcstsfinV
stammermg way ofspeskiDg. lis very proisf,le ~
has gone TO Richmond County, where h. hs lived 't;il
IL" months past or will endea,or to reach the enc
ZEN 'oy plantation Il win give the abaye rev ar Tor
lam ioisod % any jill in Ills 5tats, or in addtioo
ther.'o PSI al expenses, II delivered 10 ny nanssr
Z, 'He hetrcHt' Hanover County, lev miles below
Nsvcastle.
6EyfI OLIYER,jr.
Injury 4. 7c4,t
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FOR RENT,
NHTCE-


heieby gwen, dat agreeab,y to the act Of Con
grsss' entitled An act 10 provide additional rese-
nnes Tor deirsying the expenses Of government and
maintaining the public edit, by laying duties on ami
ritz distilled within The United States and 1er,itores
thereof, and by amend1g the act lsying duties on ,ieen
ses to dlstileiS oil spnitous liquors. passed December
~ 1914, every Scrson who SHALL afie, the Lat d,y az
FEBRUARY, 1915, tiistii splits within the United States
10 required in addition to the duty on the license A.
reahy 'akep, or hereafter 20 De taken by him t nav
twenty cents gallon ali spirits distilled acr tbs,
days or subject TO the limitations IN the I a,t pres
ell to- pay twenty I'VE sao,, on I'll such srs
n.which case no license IS required to le taken & that
asreeaoy TO the sid act, bond is reuued pr,yim,s
to tue SAID day, 10 be given the collector and ether
duties required 10 be performed under peaItic. there
in prescribed
ihat the dEtier may he correctly aIvi.,d of the du
ues incumbent upon him to discharge an sbs,aot of
inc several acts of Congress subjectng stills aud boz
ers and spirits to duty has been prepared. copy Of
which, with the annexed forms of statements red;r
nom dt'ter, vii, be furnished to him. by the eolIec.
tor, Oh demand.
The collector will also furnish OH demand b,ani,
bonds AMI such other blanks as will enable the dstYer
to comply with the several provisions az law
5. p HOOMES,
Collector OF the Revenoe tor the 9sth col
lection ci-tlict OF Y irsina.
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Ai'. Richord .fftherla7!f------
S!on have removed ont of this state
an'' have 'eit no agent oraitorney that can h..
ot 10 whom notice can DC legally gwen YOU are hereIr
required to take notice-l'hst Monday, the. 81 &
day u Feb next, in the Office OF Judge VIM Daniel
near Cumberland Court House, in this state bctwee,
the honrs OF 10 o'clock in the morning and in the at
ternoon OF the same day, Isha take the deuostion or
Tie ssa VIM. Daniel, to be read evidence in the sun
now depending IN the Superior Court for Her,Ico
county inwhieh YOU are plantf and myself defend
AK JdJlES CL.3RREi
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TIE SUBSCRIBERS TO TIFF
PRINT OF FRANCISCO.
TIE FFPI 0E
T. IL u C A rI0N.

II ~ z Y III 4 U ~
VIZ. Snbscriber intends to continue his sei,ol AZ
y Mr. ihorhas Burtons, near Ric.unor,l. the on
sung year lie propose, to teach the trrl. t+ :
Ehsiisf1 Languages, Geography Arithmetic and y,ri-
'ns Boys not exceeding Is ea,s ot age ca. hos-,,
WIN hr Burton for SIS eset The piire Of ,uiton
WI We pa per scholar, to5e paid quarterly in atrr
ono dollar per scholar will also be rec,t, ia Ct
l ne school will commence the first NIu,isy ia jan
sSl} next aud terminate the Rrsl Fiay n Ticeso,
nsft"io"rg There will be vacation o. four uc,i.sIa
a. JOHN &. MI SON.
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Ar>-- ~.
MI Ar.

IN c0U.NCIL, Jar,larv 18th. lsI5
EfEAi iEtit will be required b1rth,. I:xeo's;,-
IN, u'a. fsy,hasters applying for money, s,.;, -,
'', "'ustef'rolis AID Iay-r0is, se.ins the aa,,,
ard that Quarter Masters shall exhibit an -,
o. 81 eApences incurred certified and signed H. ,h.
Y'lA"''dant, OF the Brigade regiment, or .tactrrsnt
janis. 49, '"i''i' DIN, IS
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ll0USE IND LOTS

pursuance nj the last viii snd ,es.am of JOSEPH
4 Brand, deed viii be sold, at public sale, befort
veg Town, on "Wednesday the sth day OF Febr,,a,,
next, TWO ,roas -
S II OR E HOUS
and several LOTS adjoining in the said town Terms
made known at the sale. This property isexpeetes
WI sell Tor very small sum. Such title "a. the ii. cd
hehl viii alone be conveyed by
THE
'an- 10. wtds
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TIE !SUB,SGRTBEH :

4 NfeRN,S the public and those who NAV be disnos
y ed 10 employ him, uiat he commenced teaching in
iAe ~ as,inston Henry Academy, in Hanover COUNTY
ten inlies ironl Richmond, Monday the I6th inst
de teaches the English, Latin il.d Greek laneuas.,
Arithmetic Geography. with the Use of the 5,lobes
srd tie practical branches Of the Mathematics
mere wal be vacation o. one mont. in the summer
and another IN wnte-. Before each vacation thor,
viii DC pubic examination OIL The Students t6>,;ch
tie trustees aud parents and guardians of ;,. ,uu,
snail be invited. The Seminary is under die j,,.c,;o
and patronage Of board d Trustees, eon,,Cs,,I nf
Gentlercen OF enlightened minds who are sensible Of
te Importance and value'of good cduea. op and vii
pay due attention to the welfare and enhancement of
the institution. The situation is remarkably be,,tbv
and pleasant, IN polite neighborhood where brafi,..
iaJ &c is oil Teas0i,5 terms. Tie teacher mi
take as many boarsiers Is Le can accommodate tn
tnoon u thrtJ dollars Per annun, paid quarterly in
advance he ctudents who will boaItl with tn. t;.cb
or must hndtheir own bedding. and pay the board
quarterly IN advance. -
or iuft,ier particulars enquire Of the RevD1 Rueh
AMMAN, the Rev. Mr. Blair aud Mr.. Samuel Greeuhoyy,
hehmond
JOHN URQUHART.
Washington Henry Academy,
jan %, 1875 vqw
NToiICE.--I haze I.go LEeEy Negro ,8o,,, :
ssish 10 hire oar far Ae prest nj gco,' nm, b-,so
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4o0 DOLLARS REWARI7

= oo.., = IN ~ ~ W u tNIE.
" be, tween Petersburg s. Ricl,mo,d. ARce
a. and ' n,' contonipg gold and silver eraaetrs
cies, sone Old silver, wearing a,rosrel. S,c ESt
sus '9'l was number Of other articles a 49,
'n'sloh, wlne'' c'anoi De Te.o,e,t4l 1be s,cSe
war. ~uu VIA De gwen onhelnery oe The trunk a,o con
kest, RichmonG. q - ''"'t'a a'sd
January If. NA''Sc.
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FIR SN- =
JUST PUBLISHED.

md tor sac ar Peter Co,'onl's BOOK Sore
The GESTLEhiAN'S Annual Et,E,iR A Nr.rt,
FOR THE YEAR 1876
oh'2ln,ns an Aihanack, Ruled p9ges for Mcmorar-
Gums, Obse rvatiuls. Sc. Government OF ,,e Tu;te
states TX, ostyr, Legislature aud J,liciay-- Depart
"s"tS ~ ue scat %, ''oveinmert-tenervl r;sA6Iist-
"Reminiscences OF frees itora the Civ III Wash
,nston--A st OF the Navy and Accomplishment useful
Jan. % IS
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NOiCE is hereby given-That by AL srot ofCon-
" gress, entitled, An act provide additional re-
'enues Tor detray Ing the expenea Of government and
nlnt2nns the pubic credit, by duties GA sales at sc
ton, and licences TO retail wines s,,rf,on Hnors
and foreign merchandise and for increasing die rstes
OF postsge, passed esd December, 1914 an additional
outy OF one hundred per centum on sales at auction.
y i'';!s a;'j g. ay per ea':es.. 81. licenses
TO retailers are LAID TO take effect from The LEI dav ~
February, 1918 coniormably to which act, that can
be inspected at thaotice obligations are in.po.e
On anehoneers, and the sid additional duty on licences
20 s'''erS IS 10 be pad, on written application 20 he
made by them, well by those who have obt,intI,
licenses tor periods extending beyond tie first day of
febresry, 1873, as By others in the way the1e; nr
serihed steeabytc forms which can be obtainei from
tic Collector. ''''"
Given Under my hand, my Office, in the civ of
Dunkat, this 26th Dec. Isi4
r z. HOONEIS,
Coi!ector OF the Revenue, Con- the z5,h Ca.
District of Virginia.
JhH 10. NgGt
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JACOB nOpsgTTsrFD,-

EEoNFECTlONEIt--L OF the inn II Clrr,s,
Beck e Co. having ,sken the a.uss Iste,y orcnr,'
ed By Messis johnson g Garth, ard 1ne io1r l.lsv
ualnoies corner vii keep eonsta.tly "a hand, sene
RAJ assortment OF Ccniectonsries Frlto, &c. &c.
lie soiicits the patronage ofhs friends ., d- ,y,lc
generally. lRhusIy z 60,
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TANNFp,s nyy,

a Small quantity Just reesiye,i A,.d For Sale by
January 2s:
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COTTON YARNS.

YBNHE Yarns from the Richmond Manufsctory sce
4 sold by EILLL3-JF Jfh-J5EE,Sf1A az
November L.
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u oilCE-i haze 1'.so Lkedy NEGRO -8org- J
S 1eish 70 hire oar far Me brese mt gco, mn bs,n
't%'i; 10 hIre, nlap k'mip lie sv c56biqe 90
me; LHCO6 Ky3LEN3ISlf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-01
SAVANNAH. March %

- nc hIH!SN az 9Hen o[d trickS---A gain, .
omted States gun vessel \, So, John Hull
pert commander, left this port f1r ST. Mary's
on the 18th inst. A gentleman who was on
BOARD wrlt,s TO his friend in this Place from
Cumberland, dated March IS, 1915. On
the evening OF the 10th we fell in. with his
maJesty's brig of war Erebus, capt Bartho,e-
new, who ordered Us to send our holt on
| Soaro or he would sink US i..serntly. We lid
'r,t comply ant; inc accordingly fired into US,
~hic,i daraaged our sails and rigging severe
w. MIR. Hube't Immediately irturned the
FIRE and then struck his colors. The p it;sb
commander afterwards made an apology and
pertpttca us to proceed. It appears ne was
yet smaifing under the wounds he recetted
up 'ne ~. Mary's riverin the expeditier -
gaInSt Clarh's mills. We had p,yonc hnrt on
board the gun vessel; buta Inusket bal; was
eViaentiy sehaEgel at FIR Hubert, as it
p SEQ within few inches of his breast AL
though the captainof the Erebus was polite
" informed by us who and Whit we yyers, Sc
that We had dispatches for Admiral Cock
burn--he replied, that he did rot care a.
danhn.for thot-zve must either Sc7.2 our6oot
on board or be snak."-But raark the cow
ardiy John Bull When he found that we
were not to be bu,lied with imounity. he
sent ms own boat on board, and denied that
he had given orders to fire into US and eyea
ohered, II we thought it would create q diff. .
N'I eiiV@ t"o governments, TO ac-
company us to Admiral Cockburn, in order
to make the necessary explanation. Mr. HUI
bert, very indignantly, informed capts in Bar
tholomew " that he had ro,hi-g to do with
him or Adj. Cockburn {; but, that h. would in
form his ozvn government about he affair."
we have conversed with one of the gem
tiemen who YVES authorised by government to
negociate tor the negroes and other property
which had been taken by the enemy dtn,
their stay On Cumberland. He informs us
that Ad Cockburn would not give up single.
article, except what was taken from off Cum
oeriand island and that was supposed to
ne done through courtcsy--negroes Sc that
were taken from the other Islands, after the,
treaty OF peace was ratified, were not even
restored. The enemy evacuated Cumber-
land Island, on the 18th inst and have carried
oil with them EIGHT HUNDRED negroes,
a considerable quantity of cotton, &c. stolen
since their arrival within our waters. we
snail perhaps in few days be ;.blc to Law
before our readers, the whole corresponGence
between the commissioners and Admiral
CockbuiD; and therefore forbear further re-
marks. Our informant states that Cockburn
contradlctcd the story of the Floridas having
been coded to @. Britain-that he had recei-
we'd no intelligence Of the kind.
we are informed, that the conduct of the
British oihcers to the commissioners was very
insulting and rude. We will not describe
the scenes that gentlemen have told US they
Witnessed on board the feet while off Cum
Gerland Bar. Modesty forbids us. Reh.
dT,1cb 1oJe - :.
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March %, 1915, pm.
LATEST FROM MORT r

La I"O IhNJn mOBIisE-
Extract " a letter from an officer in the
georgia tro0kS, commanded By General
/ohH b1'L1toSh TO u Gentleman in The ei-
fy, dated
Mobile, 27fh FEB. 1915.
1--WE arrived here on the 18th Instant. Be
were momeDtly expecting an attack from
the enemy until the morning Of the 22d
when Rag boat was sent from the fleet, to
get some prisoners exchanged, and brcophs
copy OF letter from Lord Bathurst 10 the
Lord Mayor of London, inform ,g him oF q
Treaty having been sent from our Joint Mint
listers at Client for ratification. The Majo-
charged with the flag (Todd) brought ais1
a verbal communication to General Min
tosh from Gen. Lambert, Commanding or
this station, saying that all offensive opera
tons on their part should cease, ursl sat.
pleasure OF their governments should be khsNn
Things, therefore, remain for the pres-1s u
statu quo, only t.al ourpiepsrators for theT-
reception have not beer relaxed. W.. %
hl anxiety TO know The result, and 90 tls-.'r
few days will relieve 10. The forces