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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-08-16
BRUSSELS, u

BRUSSELS, June GA
The Duke Of Nellington's arr
day before yesterday by Mon,
sirons, 10 advance into the T
ry. Monsieur the Count D'A
at Mons yesterday evening )
household of the King al
WAS at Alost as well as yl
were dispersed in Fla.
for Mons, Ibis litlle
Al 1000 men, of whom s.
The Cent Swisses were 10 ar
TO day whence they VII! folloS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-08-16

caution TO others
Messrs. SEBASTIAN, D'Argenson, Ponecoulont.
Lafayette and Leforet, are the Commissioners ap-
pointed by the present Government OF France 70
treat with the Allies for peace.
On the 29th of June, the French Legislature
produced another neW Constitution
a Paris paper says that in the battle OF June 10,
New had four horses killed under him, and three
wounded, and then fought On foot till fortune de-
cided against the French.
On the 9th June, the following Proclamation
was issued at Paris, by the Commission OF Gov
eminent -
FRExcHMEN Within few days glorious sue
cesses and frightlul reverse, have agtated your
destinies anew.
A great sacrifice has appeared necessary TO your
peace and that of the world. Napoleon has abdi-
Gated the Imperial Power. His abdicaton has
ended his political life. His son is proclaimed.
Your new Constitution, which yet had only
good principles, is about to receive all its develop
nents, and even its principles are to berehned and
extended. There no longer exist authorities jea-
of each other. The field is free the enlight-
ened patriotism of your Representatives, aud the
Peers feel, think and vote as yourproxies.
After q years of political tempests, behold this
moment when all that has been conceived by wis
dom and greatness upon the social institutions, may
be perfected in yours. Let reason and genius speak
and on whatever side they raise their voices they
shall be listened to.
Plenipotentiaries are gone to treat in the ma
of the nation, and to negotiate with tae POwe,
/ Europe that peace which they have promised ilaa
, condition which is this day fulhlied.-Ihc
world is as attentive ourselves for the -H.
Their reply will make known whether
promises have yet some meaning upon f
Frenchmen Be united. p
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osTEND, JUNE Is French prifoners
to the numb of sc, GOO, who concealed
themfelves IN the woods after tbs great
battle, nave been ient TO ii. Q
LOUIS XVlIlth will leave Client to-
morrow, to plant the Royal standard in
France. Valenciennes and Lille have
declared in favor Of the B1uybMs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-08-16

: - aaPai
We understand that John e tn
Id. is chosen Professor ar afiea,
r germ in,he Univars;,, i, u '''a'0nly and 1
= SailOfld {.
5
Our democr- papers are tbro,..
: Eo,one-f;l '1' ausicss ID
sh--eo On v
: 'oo ~" /,
can 40 ho'"'a5
, ing for a 6.sA
trickJ'1a a..
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-08-16
RANDOLPH l AND pm.

~. H : AND Fppzs
ne Raleigh Gazette, Of !.
says After thorough -. rs Alb u
he votes given at The election s.ligaliou 1
admits that Mr.. Randolnb !; IN Epa,,
majority Of eleOen votes. III; eisc'sd b !
We received from friend and ~ 'ul'fnsti
Mr.. Eppes'. ' '0ansaea I
A southern Cuiiosl asks. wh..
Jefferson have in view, by his i Is s'a N
Carriers mountain I! You hla 'as sha Il
his companion, don't You know Iusad, nj
Il Up as an asylum for his friend . ) alng
We understand that John c. To-.
ID. is chosen Professor Of .4not.n,' ''ea Y
gerry inthe University al Cambr,1s ans v
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-08-16

LONDON, JUNE 8
The Society for propsgating Chus am K OIL.
edge IL the Highlands and Islands Of Scotlsno,
was incorforsed IN 1873. II he period Of 4
century Il hes given 10 upwards of GU 600
child en-, many Of whom have risen 10 high dis
tincuon in Church and State. This Society, ~
TACT, laid he foundation of that intelligence and
mort hy,tor which the northern part of he king.
dom Ikabe.
Sah.--A lady pretty far advanced in years,
bu' OF strong hsle constitution, lately died u.
den'y'--l' was thought necessary, TO ascertain
the cause OF her death, 10 open the body; and as
no sffeciion appeared in the head, the body WAS
INST inspected.--ln the giscus was found guam
,ity OF liquor which exsc'iy resembled brine, and
'he coa's OF the stomach we've shrlveied like
meat m pickle All the oher oisc0a weie If
iecteo, in The same msnner, more or less, and
on enquiry ii wa found the deceased was in the
habit q using fresh salt in most uncommon
quantity, seldom taking less than TWO ounces
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-28
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
.NTLTraRY .gPr0EA T.,1gt-,rg

It's TO De presumed that Applications for appointments
IN the forces 1itiorii- for te defence o the State
are pouring IN daily. Every enlguteuei hg,i-iEindef
young msn in the state will seek the homo Of a con.
nand be generous impulse given Ia TIE feelings of
IN I'onoi able and pstrioc, the srdor with which all
Ir.ss forward ard solicit employment in tle sacred
""is, ave proofs OF the nati spirit y, Vngir IA rhA
lhe army abnai 10 b. raised, Hy he made te best OIL
req CORDS IN America, is proposition il the mouth
oic'ery one-3utt must be recoccted, that the FIX
cutiVe'in making the appointments, vii, where uIey
nave no personal acGuaintsnee with The Caut !ates
b governed BY the recoppEndahmiS of int Iligeot Il
,niiue' uai : { The iaeil wih 0hch "a total
" Hnqi"t.fe1 to- y VI li.ary Appointments can pro.
cure the sht 81 nd'1e ia his ,vor manifest in
th' cHnoe ice nett oi tbs war, when tue L s Army
was about to 10 r,is,d and organized. IL ali ages AMI
~ al countries, mankind have sIcSna wonderful pro-
pensity to become purOns.-Does tl,is proceed from
onuness ~ one man, oi placing Otfers -nder n5lga
tons {" lnn DJ,s II proceed FROM a love OF bgOg
any on ~ tra? ApJly tn . nal tor hs asas,-
ahec Va matters o ibis sort, and you EGfipr him. he
cause YOU ee him 10 understand tiet YOU think him
man OF intl'ie acc and Standing in public esti'nation
~ complying with your requests, he anticipates your
a'unS friendship. well ~ that your lrn aud co...
hteuoas - his at very low price, he purchases
"l@tan ambitious aud lover Of pop iIarity esti-
"a'esss an important acquisition. In presenting his
l'n,e 1T Cont Hnl relying il, you Giyc rim slso
'sc'uons standing there OF your Influential
But, as recommendations are necessary, and ought
u be gwen with prompiitude and pleasure to such rs
70 ui.ih1 Iah Only ao one or Two refnar Ks more
on The Subject
"entewen who recommend others to Office shoiid
rene nler that they responsible for the appoint.
n"n, made; and tlat tie cover nrnent r.lyng o1,
tntn gor'judge'ncnt, may frequently make bid ones
-----In this ease, ask, wLo bears the bAme vino
ouRbf 10 hear { Several years ago young man. Ire-
sented n Recommendation 20 the General Govt
Tor commission in the army signcl by many names
0flngii spcctabity -knosing luio to be worthless
J excused mysclfthe bsstway I could. However,
had tlic cuiusy What these respectable gcnte-
men had said IN bis IayOr.--Upon examining / E,und
shat thcy had really gftcn him character, wL.l if
he possessed, would have sgned the paper. This
harvest a Fdferp, really accusing then,e--i r
grtt that have not time 10 spectia Longer upoo il
rs ain extremely anxious 20 the army fIIci Wild,
iet-mindcd intelligent, rneritprr,s men, must be-
exciscd ~ urging Of bfnWce not TO be- too pro-
fuse O. trir recommendations, and t. recommend
i.onc bot pc they rey think fitted by Nature tor
tn posts they solicit.
Indeed ~ thought could be sofortosate - 20 como
aeiu's any body Kind manufacture - chararar
Tor ns, would walk IL and pay ny respects y .lh
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lInnoyer, Jan. &c
20 DULLARS pEWABD

Z hetl: led irom the service OF the p ,slic es,,A
= 81 81 lisa Niilian Brown .nd Ioi.z Bc.9ns..
-i'fO" o wos born ia tie tate " kcpttak IS ab,.,
% }eMso age, feet 3 j. ches .igh w,il mad blu.
eyes dark hnii, swarthy comp.xn1 aud by os..v.o.
pnnp borer.-- Dc@en5oni is about 40 wears OF ~
iett mehes high, ark hair, Tin Wage, rutiy e1,
p'cNun' Scoops when waik *, down look, orc word;
a y SLOW and lcsatrg delivery, ;i,e nf Fltfa,,,a
county, ~ occupation frcicr. Brown carried s.,,l,
hr1 ih' wife, malt bid = bovc,licjt geo DeL.nqoD
lt IS fuppoaed they viii rI1Se FOR the state II Nort1s
ma - oetcp5on was the rad lcsf;ug L,
fcic burg, with horse and cart, ths rropc-tv II
bto~r. The -DO,c reward vel BE- gwen, tor tle - 4
deserteTs. il delivered t,e Barracks IN the ctv r.
itichuOnl, Or dollars Or ..;ther
PETER CRUTCHFlEI
Richmond, Ian cs 'N'
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THE hHASCRIREn

2 NF0RMa the public a,G those " o nav BE-. ,l;,,,.
\ ed TO employ him, that he commence az, .olire -,
tie Wsshi' eton Henry Acsdemy,in Ha.oy,t cpft,y
Ten milesirom kchmo.d, On Monday, tie 10th ;nst
he teaches the English, Latin a ii Creek la,.,,so,.,
Arithmetic, Typography, with tluru5e Of Tho (I5
aud the practical branches of the Na1e,oati,
iers Tii b. vacation Of une month IN the ,nr,,r
aud another in winter. Dctore each vacation 49,, ~.
Will be public examination o! thc Sju!ents ~ yt 81,
the ursccs and parents and guardians Of the st,J 80,
stat beinutcd. The Sc nhary is under the ,lieeei,
Ad patronage Of p bOard o. Trustees co,,,,,osnI ~
Gertirlncn pfeulis htercJ minds, who ar, sell ;hle
RE importance and yalut OF gon' cductio. sfr if
pay due attention % te welfare and adyaneer,.rt a.
"a institution. The sitgaiior remarkably b.,lti,.
and pleasant, IN petite negnjorIcOd, uhrr, ber,,l ~.
nay ttnad m reasonable terms. TIE tescher d. +
taxi rs ngnN boarier5 rs tO can accommodate II
tuition is Vlrty collars i,cr 2onra, pad on.rto,I, .
advance The Tafert' ~ho viii boird WITH ib, teach
cr mus. bndthcir own bedding and Day he ,,,,,t
quarterly IN advarre
tUr further particulars cpGurc ofilie Kew Dr. n &c.,,
anna, ''' Rev. Nit Blair and Mr. Samuel t.,.eo5ys
Richmond.
Wssl,ir gton Henri Aca3crny,
Jan IS, iBi5. -.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-28
BY REQUEST.
"vYAsl.aero,,. Jan. ,slh. lsl,

"SsR.
- On the 9ist of Nov. last. took the ,i,er,y nj
or~ ati'nS you aietter. cops OF which cnc,os..
VI c. tbat time, tay. received irum CNn i'o.t~r =
letter II. answer 10 one reialrg 70 the Carr. referred
{, IN mine to YOU oftte 2ist Nov a copy OF ~hicn
also eeiose have not yet been Fortunate as 10
receive au answer from you The subject is one OF
'',tie Importance Ia the i,uh'c but a, nv an.e has
been placed b. fore III public, very unnecessarily AS
conceive, and certainly very Incorrectly, think
p"1ns hut common justice that the erroneous inlpi,s
SION si'nuIl he done away With this view. have 10
request you to insert in the Enquirer TIE Cad this
ieter, tug tiier with Inre ,o. OF tf. <is, OF No,
l'S, and Com Porter 70 ne, copies nj w,iei, rs a.
bo'e stated are enclosed, DO me .h. ,sgoi, L, ac-
.iowi, dye the reeeip, oths coinnr.nc,iou si,i ,-
toiri me Il my request can be complied wlh.
am SIR, your ob,g.icnt servant,
JOIN L. HCNGERi&ORD
"Iioalas Hdchie, J;yy
kici.n.o,ad IireiHit.."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-28
FROM NEW-ORLEANS.
Erlract " a letter to a Ge5ulentan IN This
City, dated

EfITGcs " letter 10 a Gentleman tn this
City, dated
New-OIleans, 3Oth Dec. 1914
"Just as my last of the Odd was finished
the alarm gun was fred for the approach Of
the enemy. On Friday night, our advanced
guard engaged the enemy, and after some
success returned with 80 prisoners our loss
IS supposed to be from 70 200, the enemy
having possession Of the ground; til killed
have not been ascertaned. Our army is now
strongly covered by breast works, wcll-man-
ned with heavy artillery.
p" On Wednesday they appeared before
car batteries IN battle array nd were repul-
sed with considerable loss, and their cannon
disn9unted. All Glasses and Colors behaved
well. hope by the next mail, 70 Inform YOU
OF their total defeat. One Cf their Major
Generals was killed on Wednesdav-Ne
have not lost any field officers. Two slightly
wounded by Rockets, which they T., slowed
on us IN abundance, to little or no elect
Only one man killed by theIB"
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q CGHD.

We are desired b. an l.y:-N unsss AMI an O.iieer
70 state that Commodore Porter, o,vt through Tic
nufty oil wr,hs IS l,'accu; III saying, THAT ne game
down 10 uie W hlteiioase with Gen. Eungerford on
the list list that Gen Iunyerlor,l was there when
The liTis vas attacked lie va..then in Aiexandr,a
and Col Parker regiment aiose ;he1. who had
made preparations for the attack, and hal Ordered
down the fonrpOiners OF Cape. MdGoton be fore the
Ccinm0lore's arrival. When hv arTiy 3D. i,c co car
red IN o'''nn th't the experiment the Brig would
DC worth making
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"New-Yonk, 10Th Dss.,si..
"DEAR SIR.
" Th9nias Ritolae, Em.
Rchaon1 lnriu.G

"DEAR Sir,
had the pleasure to receive your letter Of
the lou, INST enclosing Gard taken from the Equ-
rer, Gated Sept zst, wherein Is stated that nv am.
eyewitness the !S;iitor is desired to say thar t,.
the hurry OF wlIing, doubt, had been nsccurat.
m saying that cae down tn the White House IN c,,r-
rs"y "ith Gen. hungerford on the ist or that Gen
Hung rfoid there When the Brig was attacked
ne hdo', usirs no doubt, the OF the cyc-wit-
ncss, says, that lee, (s"eauire Gen HungertortN was
then IN ieNandiia Several other nscc .,cics sire at
ernpte u be pptei ont my stat meet al tst Il.
iI', but with what motives III IL loss 20 divine
AS lar as regards rysel. in tbs matter fcel ntir
e.! "it me eye-~Itness May there were many
oh' Is there equally capable OF making Observations
rs iiiiisei, aud 10 them appeal whether my state
neut be true false. II was written II is true with
~ So ana published with soue typographical
blt IT contained 10 saccrI-ces affecting the truth OF
the history o. The transactions OF that ,av
" Inc HiTaT appe2rs "a have made nv statement
me Pretext or'y Tor csraihg, his object must have
eetn 70 "lurE you how he could venture to state
such bafr-aced hslsebood cann t couce;ye, wun
every msn IN your army could contradict him r,-
member perfectly DONG myself the honor O, visiting
y"a IN your csn'f 81 the hack ef Alexandria from
thencs proceeding to Gen. Young, c:up where Col
hnr9i yourself, Il everslotlet gentlemen met al ,u
er FROM thence we proceeded to examine the height
al the White tiou.e remember q Conversation Will
YOU a tcw minutes before the attack or the brig
remember speaking to YOU during the firing and re-
guessing you after the Brig had passed, TO direct tn
militia, which believe TO have been Col Park :r'.
regiment, 10 follow her up along the bank Of the nv
er, which they did, annoying her greatly with their
nusquetry.
CATER the firing, remember complaining 70
yea that tie men sufficiently careful ss ore
nj the bills al those behind lie had struck nv epau-
iette. NesuPped together that night a. the White
House, AMI ;hiuh bsth Of us slept there
every respectfully.
Your obGden 5 rVant,
d PORTER.
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{" WAsL'siros, Nov. eis, 1871.
.sSITS.

T" In your paper ut t'e 2ist of Sept. last, Card
appeared without a tan,e. stating that Coiamcdor':
port ~ his communication OF the transactions a. the.
Winle-iinnse on the list day ofSept last VAS naccu-
rate "A representing me have been present; as ,le
Tact was ths' va. NOT present. am a, loss 10 ac-
count Tor ths motive whlc- prompted the 81 atenent
made i' te Caui, but hope proceeded from isu,-
rance. ani not desgn Coia PGrter's rcpresenta,ion
that was present was correct, can he ut. sted lay
Numbers will be- obigrd 10 you to nforr, me aAo
was the author ct the Card when he is convinced OF
his mistake, he will, doubt not correct the eron,,,s
impression produced by his saiement.
:" am, respectfully, y0,n o;ediers servant,
iOHNp. IIUNGERfORD.
" Ih9alas Ritciae, Esy.
dichaond, ln:f!,s.G"
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NOIiGE,-

GTOl.EN out OF my stable, on Sunday M ,h, ti. s.,
- tecnih iustaut. IE o H0RSE5, o,o ai.figir
sorrcl with blaze III his face Aus, some VIII.
IS about feet Ii inches high aud wears on n,.,
spnng The other coal black Mar. ..i,ii u.s., .
her face and some white feet ii not al she ia, .
tai ard large scar 81 her ~ithers, AMI on. We o
that VIII deliver tie said horses 20 me. orsecp,.. t,,
so that get them again. viii give ity l,h, Tor he
conviction Of the tlief thieves &c they are r -u,,
2. Y.fLfNGINE
turnover, Jan 2p 4.
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sheet of paper in which was enclosed the
letters from Dumfries ty yesterday morn
iny's mail
"a small British force of two brigs and q
sch. were this morning (Tuesday) at Mamie
moy, aud have captured large schr. from
washington. and two smaller vessels. They
attempted To got tn Port 1 obacco, but were
prevented by ice."
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NEw-YoRK, Jan 1s.--.Ho54..
FROM OUR CORRESPONDEN
L

fRO Va NOK CORtESPONDEN L.
Exchange Coffee House, Boston,
Jan. 16th.--12 o'clock.
dfessYS. La1g, Turner 4 ca.
Arrived below, tine British ship Hero. Ro-
ger Fenwck, late master, Daniel F. Weeks,
prize master, prize to the privateer brig Too,
White, of Portland, captured the Esd Dec in
AT. IS, long. 81.
The Hero is of London 6i0 tons burthen,
"a guns and ~ men, and was from Halifax
bound to Jamaica, 5 days out, laden with fish
and lumber.
The Bulwark, "a, and Saturn, the for
n'er ON the 18th, and the latter Oh the
18Th, had both sailed, supposed for Boston
Bay.
the Leander, SO, which sailed the 81 Dec.
WIN feet OF transports and merchant ves-
sels for Castine, and was separated in gale,
returned about the 9th with several Of the
fleet, and was to sail with the same again for
Cdstins on the 18th.
The Narcissus frigate with convoy IF
transports was t. sail the next day for Bcr-
rnuda
The captain and prize-mastrr arrived up
This morning, and / have learned the fo.,S-
Iig ON c0nyersiug With them:
the Hero saiied from ll4liftx Cthe town.
the is,h. & from below the 18th Dec. Capt.
f.intorms, that 10 prv9teer hal been sent IN
there since tAe 24th Nov. (thc day he arrived
tnere) and that 10 prize had arrived since
the brig superb OF N. York, from Charles
S0n.
The above two ships, with the Maidstone
and the Wasp, were ali the war vessels in
pore.
The Maidstone arrived about the 18th, &
MAS rch,,ing there Tia, io,A She reported
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sLooP on WAR WASP.

gentleman who arrived this morning
from Beaufort, S. G. informs, that, on the day
previous to his departure .frem Beaufort, a
brig arrived from TURKS Island, the captain
OF which stated that or the 18th of Dec he
was boarded by the u. 5. sloop Of war Wasp.
He received TO information, either as to her
destination. or the result Ct her cruise. 1t is
81 days since the Wasp bearded the above
.orig]
six British seamen. who lately belonged
tothe privateer Rover, and composed the
prize crew of a sloop from Connecticut River,
captured by that privateer. arrived in this
city last evening and were delivered to the
commander of the west battery During tine
late storm they purposely ran the sloop a e.
shore an1 surrendered themsetvcs ut Brook
haven from whence they We're escorted TO
hes city.
The court nylrtial for the trial of General
Wilkinson, convened at the court house in
the village Of Troy last Monday. y. Post.
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THE "a TFsT.

a letter (5Ated 81, vel as post-narkcl Natclisz.
Jan 81 Vas not ouentd till i'at u.ht, which had rin
IN the Office tic Whole of este ray anI WIS reeei
'ed aloEg witt tic n accounts from tie West lin
this papsr) BY the Stnmf1n .3iaii on THURSDAY MINT
e letter Is address scd to the Brother of Mr. p ter
ltalston ot this City, from ls freed in N,tchez
and inside Of Il slipped snall piece ofpaer
iron the writer ~ the letter,) which gives US the
following disPgreeabie rwsiven it be correct in
al us part We shall not yet despair of JacksJn We
We great cmfence 10 him, and he ruay have retired
to second lnc Of eutrenelments- II the mean time
troops are pouring down, and may reinforce n relieve
hln--We wal, viii, the painful anxiety for the
dcroUeTstif -Nicartne We should strain every nerve,
20 prel'ar for disPosqe'gng them 81 N. o. IL they
should take i-for 'oiOng hey hold it, We may s.sh
IN vsin CIR peace.
ErTaet ofQ ietter. from NGiehez, Jan. 3d.,
1915.
An express arrived this moment, BRINGS
the disagreeabie intelligence that the large
vessels Gen. Jackson named to 20 down tie
river III 'FRONT.' OF tire British encampment 10
play upon them IN order to drive them ofinto
the lake, have been routed. The British fl
red red-hot balls. and blew Up one of the Jar
gest ships IN minute, and caused the other
two 10 make the D st other way up5o New
Orleans. Gen. JacSscn has retreated two
miles--so thar the Brisish army are now only
, mdes from New . lie ins II 5 truly a;n-
nd - say tbas we expo, se.ora rn5 New
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JUST PNB 8 REil, !

.4r6 .I1r @25e a. Peter Cotto,,'s Boek Sore.
The GrNTLE1Ia,('S Anu,sl,,ElIENfRa>.. ,s9
FOR THE YEAR ,si5-
Continuing an Al"anack, Ruled ',ges for A'er.ors-
dnms, Observations, SIC. Govc-7.r,cr: or The U,.l
States r&ceat'Te, legislature and lcary--Nenar
'henIs W me scat OF Goveromer,tieacraiH su,isn-
ment--Disiances OF places from. The Civ ~ y,aS,
ngton--A list OF the Navy Army--se,erai u, isl
Tables, SC.
Jan. oS ,r
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NNTIGE.

Eb ANYWAY from the srb,esiIey On The ,o,t, 80
3 December isis, by the nsue OF An.,,nr ,i,.t
Is years OF age, very likely negro, ab.,t + q I'll
inches high, yellow complexion, very sensible, MN, 49,
p Ken Any person who viii take rp The ai,i t 8,
woman and contr'Ne her 60 he, ~ ont her ia al 80
50 thrt get her again, shall reeenc Ii, r.w.~l -
Dollars Jn6N' EpE,tr =.
Amherst Jan 2s
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ALEXANDRIA. Jan. %.

hLEHANDPIA, Jan, 20.
We are informed by the captain Of craft
which arrived here yesterday, that on Tues
day morning, his vessel, together with SIX "
theirs. was captured by 4 small British schr.
near the mouth Of Nanjennoy creek. Five ont
OF the seycr taken, were aground, ami could
not be taken OF, which were plundered some
Of every article, even the knives cut OF tue
mtn's pockets, and then abandoned. On
Tuesday afornoon the eaemy stood down thc
river With two Of the captured vessels. The
most valuable vessel taken was the sch.
Washington, capt. Spiiiman, from Ceorgc-
town, bound to the West-Indise. CAPTAIN
Spllluar was no; on board when bis vessel
was ;akcn.
The following was written on the oatside og a
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-28

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Syon have removed ynnr i, siGenco ont NJ, t,cta.e
IA ai!a have l,t mo- as ~ or attorney tl,a can her
o. t. whom n"n.; bc rlIy Siyer, yo, ure hereby
reqnircI to rAe notice II hat on MONDAY, thr 81
day ot Feb next, in the Office oc Juige WA, 9.n,.l
near Cumberland Court House, IN TIL state b. ,w,
tx hours OF 10 ocloc!t in Tire morning ,nd ia . ~,
terIoll Of the same dsy !',U take ~. dep gi,io, OF
tue s"ni !" m Dnie, IN BE rcsl evieno. in the s,it
now depending IN tie S'geI"ir Cost for ilenIi <,
county IN which you plaintiff AMI n.yselr.'c,
art JY.5IES m 4pk.E,
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