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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-07
THE FAIRFIELD JOCKEYCLUB
RACEN
August "a.


NJfLL commence on the first Tuesday in DC,
Wv tober, and continue four days.
me FHrSf nays Race, will be for the Jockey
Club Subscription of last Spring, or the Club may
make any alteration in this, that they may think
proper-four mile heats. On the same day, there
Is a Sweepstake for Hntried Colts, three wears old
thn spring, five to make race, AZ one hundred
dollars entranee-Ihis subscription to close the
evening preceding the first DAYS race
The Second Day, the Jockey Club Subscrip-
ton, supposed to be worth FIVE hundred dollars
four mile heats.
The Third Day. the Proprietor's Purse Of two
hundred dollars, three mile he0ts--iifteen dollars
entrance
The Fourth Dag, Handy Chp-trOo mile,
heofs. " IS the wish OF some OF the Members of
this Club that there shoHId be full meeting Of the
Club the Monday evening preceding the race.
Those Members Of the jockey Club who are
IN arrears, are requested IN pay their arrear-
ages to Mr.. John Watson, now in Richmond
oirav and Stables will be furnished by the Pro
prietor.
Persons wishing to rent Booths will apply TO The
Proprietor.
THOMAS WATSON,
Treasurer g Proprietor.
august 81. 33-tir
WE WISH TO HIRE,
A Assistant Miller, and are disposed to allow
~ liberal Wnges-V ouchers from respectable
persons OF his qualifications and character, will I've
required.
=, ne 1dRgive Casd, for
flour Barrels,
Hoop Poles,
Slaves and Heading.
A good HostIer and careful Carriage Driver, Is
wanted.
p. HAxALL& Go.
HpBHst 3. 25-w2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-07

NY Virtue OF two DEGREES in the Supe-
riot Csurt Of Chanccry for the District of Williams
burg pronounced on the twenty fourth and twenty-hfh OF
October eighteen hundred aud fifteen, wherein Sarah and
Francis Jordone Plnntfs and William Coleman ami
Others we're defendants, shall expose for sale AZ rbc
auction, TJDO TRACTS or LdN9. in the Co,,nty of
Charles City The known by the name Of IIo, Old
Mill and u situated Morris Crce in the lower part of
the said County, a4 said contain acres The OH.
er sad 20 contain fifty acres ami part that yalua.
tate % -
The sale ofthe first tract win he made ON the premises,
ON wednesday the twcnty-ffth day Of September next
and the other on the day following on the said tract
Terms gSaie-Cwelve months credit upon the purcha.
sr executing bris with gOci secnrity and deed OF
rustto secure the payment Of the bonds.
The Confn1issioneTs.
August z. 26--tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-07
S7AWARD q CHEW
OFFER FOR SALE

SIH.W.ARD u CHEW
OFFER FOR SALE.
hhds New-Orleans. and Loaf Sugar
SO bbls Whskey
so casks Hibbert's best Brown Stout, 7 1-2 do
zen each
do. Taunton Ale 10 dozen each
100 boxes Bordeasx Csret
40 do. Chateau Margaux do superior QUALITY
hhds Jamaica Rum, 5th proof
en- l pipe Lisbon Wine, of superior quality
100 boxes Soap
SO do. Spermaceti and Talow Candles
~ do Chocolate, No.
chests Young Hyson Tea
d do. Tyson of late importation and good
quality
10 kegs Isle of France Indigo
Is bbIs Sugar House Mo!asses
reams Letter Paper
box Coates
set Table Mats, as PSI
$500 Cocoa Nuts
ILSO,
100 bbls. Herrings in prime order
Is bags Green Coffee
A few bundles Nankeens and
BILLS ON NETWORK.
August II. COW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-07

A'iN@ concluded to Remove To Newly or-S
l b as soon can make suitable arranos
ments, ihave determined on selling my inter-,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-07
FOR REWT.

FOR RENT.
ygHHE ReR-Idrersi, in the town ofIyncbbnrc ~
a present N the occupation of Mr. Nath'i Rjyes
POSSESSION will be given oh the first day of Octobar
Lvrchbuy. Juk IL eo.no
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-07
COTTON MANUFACTORY.

Anu not hnfing any one disposed to purchase the
whole, | have divided it into shares of ore thous.
and dollars each. and have disposed OF part. and
~'sh TO sell the balance on 10, IS and "a months.
from the ist January next, at which time The 10
terest oil the purchaser will commence.
Negotiable notes with approved endorsers vii,
be required am willing to exchange Shares
Tor town or neighbouring Lots of Land, at a fur
valuation ''
BE.NJ.a.uLNJ.4lIES HARRIS.
August u. oQ.tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-07
FRESH GOODS.

RE.NOV.AL.-W William Fo,resie,.
EIAS removed his Office to the Fire-proos
Rooms in the upper story OF the brick buld
ing OF Lewis Wercq, deceased, over the store Of n
Jones, and nearly opposite the Tavern OF Ma.
Richards.
August 2i. Stiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-07

In consequence of the reduced appro-
priation made at the last session OF Con-
grcss for the peace establishment Of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-07

Ersraordi1ayy Circumstance.--Ay young
woman WHO keeps the turnpike rear Hen
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-09
MOS VALUABLE
PROPERTY
FOR sale At AUCTION.

nN Thursday the 18th inst. viii be
~ sold at public auction, that most
valuable property on Bridge Street
Georgetown, now occupied by Mr.. NJ.
A. Chatelin as Millinery. Store. The
lot fronts "a feet inches on Bridge
street, aud extends back l25 feet to an
alley.
The property is generally too wei
known to need further description -
suE.ice it to say that il is surpassed b.
none in the place in point of eligibility
for basidess. The titles are~indisputa-
bic. Terms made known at lime Of
sale, which will take place at IL O'Clock
ST the Union Tavern.
Joncherez and Davis. Auc's.
April 8
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-09
BALTIMORE, April S.
From the East Indies.

Mr.. Higinhsthom, supercargo OF the
ship Sidney. arrived yesterday from Cal
cutta and Madras, has politely taversd
us with file OF Calcutta papers, to the
18th Of Dec. last. We find nothing OF
great Importance in them. They are
filled with the 8. Glorious Intelligence
Just received there, of the success Of the
{. legitimates'' at Waterloo, and the Sc
cond abdication of Bonaparte with ac-
counts of hostilities between different
native chiefs, who are doubtless instigat-
ed to war and plunder by the British :
land with statements OF trials for the
most horrid crimes, such as rape and
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-09

II 4 murder Of wives BY their husbands
&c. The following are the only Anne.
Fsican vessels mentioned in these pa
pers.
Calcutta, Dec. 4.
The Nautilus, capt. Boyce, which
suffered 50 severally from the American
loon Of war Peacock, has safely arrived
m the river. She left Batavia ON thu
9Th Of Oct. and Penang on the 5'h ult.
Arrived, American brig Orient, Meek
from Marblehead, which she LETT May
%.
Dec. II.
Sailed, American ship Ealatean, [pro'
badly GaIatea] Towne, for Boston.
The American ship Persia, from New
York, leftthe Isle Of France on the lsd
of Oct.
The American ship Favorite, Ayre
passed Kedgeree on Tuesday last.
Oct. "a.
Sailed, American ship Favorite, orne
Boston.
Oct. IL.
Sailed, the Hope, Batchelder, Boston
Discovery, Fish Isle of France.
Padang, Aug. S.
sailtd American ship Augustus, Rea
wish coffee, for nothern ports.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-09
NEW YORK, April 4.
LOSS OF THE ABERDEEN.

b. the arrival this morning, Of tht
BRIG Mentor, capt. Coffin, in "a day.
frem St. Jago, (cape de Verbs we learn
that an the 10th of Dec. the British shil
Aberdeen, capt Fraser, from Liverpool
bound to Philadelphia, was abandoned BY
the commander and crew, in lat. SO, 80
Ion. II. lhr Aberdeen, when abandon
ed, had been out IL weeks had expiri-
ence1 several severe gales had become
a complete wreck, with ten feet water
in her hold and the crew had remain,
ed seven days without particle OF fresh
water on board. Capt. Fraser and his
crew az in number) were taken on board
the brig Amelia, capt Barry, from New
York bound to the Isle of France.
On the 18th of Dec. the Amelia fell
lin with the brig Louisa, from Philadel
phia. bound to Dulin, who took on board
capt. Fraser and his two mates. The
|remainderof the crew were landed al
st. Jago (wheye the Amelia touched fol
the purpose) ono of them arrived here
this morning in the Mentsr.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-09
RALEreH. April S,
CREEK LVDI4NS.

Col. Nicholas Long, late of the United
States army, who passed through TIM
city on Tuesday last, direct from the
frontier of Georgia, informs that the muir
ders lately committed by the Creek In
dians were ascribed 10 some struggling
parties, and that the chiefs have protnis
ed to surrender them to our government
as soon as they can be app ehended
He says the Indians are all opposed te
giving up their lands, agreeably to Jack.
sons treaty, though they are not disposed
to 60 to war.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-09
BIZ Griffith and Bra7uaer.

~ 50. ~ {, ,s.f-t,
On Wednesday next, without reserve,
will be sold at Griffith and Brawner's
Warehouse. large collection OF
DRY GOODS,
Among which are
5-4 Irish Sheeting
A Irish Linens
German Linens, fine and coarse
Cambrics and fancy muslins
Jeans and dimities
"A Chintzes and ginghams
Shifting Of superior quality
Madras Handkercbiets
4-4 black and colored grapes
italian silks
Aiarseilles vestings
Calicoes. furniture dImities
Cotton hosiery
A lew pieces real French lawn, Fl
CURED
real Irish poplin pelisse, as pat
tern, dc.
A,ril
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-09
ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, Ar IL 9,
To the Federalists Of Fairfaa Ca STR.

10 tHe Seuefussoeo " AUtiJuN CCs StreG
Having neglected to organize leet
ar opposition to the democratic cand;
dates for the legislstu, e, the present year
lit is to be hoped you will nevertheless,
do something to rescue your country from
1.-THE grasp OF democracy. Although the
war is at an end, its effects have p0t
ceased to be felt. The Rev. Mr.. Little
|john has demonstrated this. But even {
no other object were to be attained, tie
prospect of giving to your county mon
representation than it has
been blessed with for the last four wears,
should be a sufficient stinules to exertiiou
with every honest and independent free,
holder. Something may yet be done,
BE egular in Jour attend nee at the cleo.
lions, and if no candidates offer them.
selves, select two respectable treeholdes,
[open polls for them, and give them your
United support. If not successful ROW,
GU viii reap the benefit Of it hereafter.
A Fautae Freebooter.
THE BANK BILL has finally
passed both Houses of Congress,
md wants only the signature ofths
President to become law.
The question is now settled. that
this is the measure W ,ich ia the 0.
pinion ofthe Congress. will remedy
The evils at present experienced
from the depreciation of Bank pa.
per in various parts OF the country,
and restore the equilibrium of value
10 the currency Of every quarter
Of the union. On that ground, il
may be said, this measure rests for
some part OF both houses
Of Congress voted for it as an insiru.
ment to aid in the administration Of
the finances, the bill certainly would
not have passed either house, but
for the consideration first named.
The bill having passed, and being
likely TO receive the appreciation Ct
the Executive, let US hope from it
the best effect.
Nat. Int.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-09
Public Sale.

BY virtue of a writ of venditioni ey-
ponas, to me directed, from the court of
appeals for the western shore. sof Mary
land, will be sold for cash and meet crop
of tobacco, at the courthouse in Port
Tobacco, on Tuesday the 9Th dag Of A
pril next, all William Ceurts's right, Ii
Gle and interest ia and to tract or par
Gel Of land, called's New Alliford," con-
thinning 81 and one halt acres, more or
less, the property of said Courts. TAX
en- in execution to satisfy debt due Sa-
muel Wimsatt.
TOWNLEY ROBEY,
Late Sheriff Of Charles County.
March rs dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-09

Public Sale.
On Tuesday next, will be sold at the
vendue Store, on credit OF three and
four months
SuperHne and second broadcioths =,
Cassimeres, imperial cords. fanneis'
bombazetts, negro cottons, kerseys,--
einghams, calicoes, linen and cotsop
eambrics, fancy, leno, jaconet ana DOCK
mus!ins, Irish linen, English y Bones
tic cottons, ticklenburgs, Madras hana-
kerchiefs, ribbons, sundly silks . COT
ALSO,
/ case levantines, florence and Var,
GINA silks, Canton grapes.
Also,
A quantity Of Medicines,
Dc. Hardware,
DO. Queensware e few Lis
bon straw carpets and a variety OF elegan
furniture -,
Arrl 6.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-09
RosroN. April

:
No Nkws.-S;nce our last, there have
been no arrivals, Furnishing any intelli-
gence of a political nature. The Union,
from Calcutta, announces that the over
throw of Bon4parte had been received
there that sev-ral of the native chiefs.
beyond the English settlements were at
war with each otner. Admiral st. Geo.
Burton. naval commander in chief, in
India, had died at Fort Georgia one
of the late French papers we notice a
projet, suggested in the chamber Of dspu-
ties for making the estates of the Bona
partists amenable for the the 100000, Geo
paid 10 the allies ; but the king has ep
posed the measure.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-09
The Cargo Of Ship Boston,

The Cargo Of Ship Boston,
Oliver P. Finley, master, from Gibral
tar, via Isle of May, consisting of
5000 bush. Salt
rs kegs -
80 pipes Catalonia wine
Q . pipes Malaga Wine
eco or. casks choice old Sherry 90
10 cases flint Glassware
/ 800 reams Letter Paper
81 cases Roll Birthstone
AZ cases best Florence Oil
case Florence Silks,
VIII commence landing to day and is
|ohered for sale by
Adams, Herbert 81 Go.
April 8.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-09
---------------- ~
PUBLIC SALE

On Thursday next viii be sold on the
premises,
A Lot of Ground, situated on the
corner Of Washington and Wolf streets
ninety Ave on Washington, and sixty
on Wolf street---Terms will be made
known at the placecf sale.
P. G.. Marsteller.
y Anr;l 6.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-09

A second bill against duelliDg has
been brought for@arti TO the Legisla'
Iture Of New York The 6ret Sec
|tion renders the aElenger iacaps'
Bile Of holding or b ing elected TO a.
luy post of profit trust or emclumaDJ
Icivis or military 10 the state.-'Ebs
second section requires az oath from
all civil or military officers, Clown Of
ieers excepted) and from all attOF'
Ineys and councillors Of all the courts
that they have not been concerned 10
any duel since July 1st 1915 (wbea
the law is to be in force) and ths'
they never viii be thus concerned.
Sec. Sd requires all justices OF ito
courts Of eyer and termiper. &C. !.
ehrge grand .juries TO enquire into o.
fences Of this sort. See. h. author
Uses any judge oriu~ice OF the pescs
to bind over persons suspected or"
intention TO be concerned III a dnsL
Sec. 9Th renders the cuip'it equa'l,.
guilty, though the duelb De fought c''
|ofthe state aud provides icra tF,''
lin such case !; or 10 sac the aueA 70
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-09
Nat. Int
Extract Of a letter, dated
Haran,,a, March d

"On the 18th February, 1916: the
schooner Superior, captain Berry, and
schooner Fear, captain Hamilton, in CO.
bound to the Havana, fell in with the
sIoep Boney Bet, from Norfolk. bound to
Charleston, in sinking condition ; and
after considerable difficulty succeeded in
getting off the lew and carried them to
the HAVANA"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-09
Tor amsterdam OF Rotterdam

For amsterdam OF Rotterdam,
DIRECT,
Or to stop at HaUre or Co1ces for
orders from MIR. William Il. Miller.
to whom shippers will consign their
property
.EEA The good Brig Lydia, Captain
49, Haskell, she has the greater par9
of her cargo engaged, and will com
mence lading Immediately and can take
"a few hessheads on freight,
DODGE & EETTELL.
April 5 Il
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-09

Extract of letter, from 3 gsptlsmap at
Huntsville, IN IT, dated ssth Feb.
1916.
g Gen. Coffee, in the absence Of the
|other commissions, has run a traverse
line from ths mouth Of Mills Creek, to
THE Tennessee river, six miles above
Fort Deposit; aud he is now descending
the river for the purpose of running the
lower line. He will submit his dpings to
Ibis brethren for confirmation or rejection,
If his lines can be established, the ces.:
sion will be very important TO US, and
to the United States. The country on
the river, is highly valuable, will sell well
and speedily, and admit an immensc po-
pulation. The general will be here agan
in 10 or 1s days, and gen. Jackson IS
expected as soon, on his way to Orleans,
by the line of posts on the Cossa, Aiabs'
ma and Mobile"
augusta Herald, .Narch 81.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-09

| There is a valuable and importan.
tract of country, of probably about one
hundred miles in extent On the Tennessee
iver which has been supposed to be IN
lciuded in the cession made by the Indians
lin their treaty WITH gen. Jackson, but
which the Greek Indians afterwards en-.
|,,eayored to transfer to tie Cherokees-
but which transfer, has not been cOnsI-
|iered of an obligatory or legal nature
this tract with connect the settlements in
Madison county with the rest of the ceS'
sion by fhe Indians, and with the state
of Tennessee and is the enc, we pre-.
sumo embraced in the lines alluded to il
the following extract 49,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-09

HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES.
FRIDAY, April s.
After the reception and reference
|of suadry petitions,
Mr.. Yancey on the petition from
he committee Of Claims, made an
|uafayorable report Of William RO'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-09

UOuh NAs VhtScS' SNA " =
read.
The Senate resumed the consi-
Iteration of the bill to establith q
system of navigation for the United
States.
Nfr. Harper moved to reeommit
the bill to select committee, with
q view to Incorporating therein the
principles indicated in his motion of
yesterday.
This motion vas negatived and
the bill was ordered to be engrossed
for third reading. :.
The Senate resumed the c0Dsi-
Iteration of the bill to increase the
salaries Of the officers of Govern
ment therein mentioned. A motion
was made to postpone the further
consideration thereon indefinitely,
which gave rise 10 considerable de-
bate. The motion was negatiyed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-13
Dull times in Canada.
QUEBEC, Jrne 6.

Sixty-seven vessels from sea, have ar
rived at this Port since the opening of tie
navigation. Ofthese the greatest lumber
are from Great Britain and ireland, aud
many OF them have brought valuable car
goes. The experience OF a few weeks.
has filed the minds of most mercantile
men with unfayOrable forebodings /: and
although, when the seed time which has
been uncommonly late, will be fairly over.
and The farmer and country traders will
have time to attend the market, and make
their purchases, the prospect NAV brighten
up a little, yet we fear these forbodinSs are
but too well founded. Commerce 1s AN
exchange Of commodities, and IT is buff foo
true that we have hardly any Commodities
to exchange for the superabuDdance Of
goods which have arrived, and NAV st;Il
be expected. Provisions. which we1s ono
of the staples of this country, have aetuall =
been sent out to us from Great Britain.
and are perhaps the only articles which
have been sold at profit Manufacture.
we have none, but hose that are imnorteJ
Lunber, while the price Of provisions and
aDo"r remaits high, can hardly be afford.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-13

ed at a price to admit Of profit in En-
gland. Ii caauot, under such circumstan
! ees. stand competition with lumber iron
the Baltic. There remains then only d.,
Eurs collected from the Indian Countries
OF which the amount, comparatively to oui
importation, is triRing. Cash would cover
all balances but il hath ..made itself
wings - the Government Paper having
been called in, the circulating med .um does
not, perhaps at present, exceed the amount
necessary for internal use. The d;ninu
ton OF the Military Expenditure, the sup
plies which the Military Government will
receive from Great B;itain. have li,tle
hope from that quarter. From whence
then are to CONE the returns /? The def !
cheney is already felt in the unpreceden-
ted fall in price OF almost every article Of
merchandise. Tie importer
must either sell at a loss, or keep his goods
till the quantity OH hand is more on a le-
vel with the means OF the country which,
we are sorry to say, is likely to be o
long while.
1t appears in the French Budget, that
the national Income was 570.45A,94Oi
francs, Expenses 54S, 252, $50.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-13
Wan DBPAhrMENr, ,
July 10, 1916

What separate proposals will be received al The
= oiice of the secretary for the Department Of
War untd the 3lst day OF October next, incls.
sye, for The supply of all fationg that NAV he
required for the use Of the United States. from
the LIST day OF June, 1917, inclusive. 10 The LIST
day Of June 1913, within the States, Territories
and Districts following, viz
LIST AT Detroit, Micfllmscknsc, Fort WAYNE,
Chicago, and their immediate ylclnities, and At
any place or places where troop9are or MAJ, be
stationed, marched or recruited, within the To-.
rtory OF Michigan, the vicinity OF the Upper
lakes and the state Of Ohio, aud on or adjacent
to the waters Of Lake Michigan.
~, At any place or places where troops are
or may be stationed, marched or recruited with.
N the states ct Kentucky aud Tennessee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-13
SANTIAGO MARINO.
Major General
THE SECOND BULLETIN
Of M Emancibaiis9 oy0y NJ Ts,.-,,.,,

~ M f"ia1GPafag army IF Gene-uela.
Gives an account of the katherine re-.
ceptlon the squadron met with at North
City, and of the visit paid them by Cen
Ausmendi. II also states that the roval.
lists evacuated the place on the Cd instant.
with such precipitancy, that they left their
arms aud provisions, and our warriors oc.
ccupled all their posts on the Sd, without
Firing musket. The CITY of Assumntion
presents a melancholy spectacle of desoIa-
ton the royalists have not left one stone
above another, every building has been con-
snmed by fire.
On the 9th, the independent squadron
commenced the blockade of Pambater.--
The enemy were certifying themselves but
would soon have to choose the alternative
OF submitting or perishiGg.
Head Quarters, North CITY of Marpue-
rita, 9th May, 1916
SANTIAGO MARINO,
Major General
We understand by recent arrival from
iFeiand' that American vessels are put on