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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-24
GALLANT EXpLOJT

LoNDON, August ga letter from
the brave Capt. SchaumaGu, OF the Rus
sian slip Industry, dated Lisbon. on
the seventh ultimo, contains Ire fol-
lowing interesting details Of the capture
and re-capiure oil hls vessel:
Ihe AlgeriDc prate brig Of % guns.
bad hcisled Tie English flag, aud sum
moned the Captain, in good English, ON
the Sd of July, at noon, near Caue Finix-
terre, 60 come on board. The latter moi
thinking II could be an Aigerine cruiser.
proceeded in ms boat toward her. and
Il was only when he came very near that
he saw tie crew lying fiat OH the deck,
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BTUE RULRS IN sWEOEN.

STOCKHOLM July li.-The governments of
kTOnsburs and Camar, IA the province of
Smaciatd, arc tt,e arSt in - hiCh decisive Tegu-
iaiions have been made for the re.inirodurtion
OF ancient northern iTugaiity. The deputies
OF the peaSautry nave HOt ~ expressed THEN
VIII TO lay aside t,ie use ct AL foreign articles
60 wear 40 lad OF SturS but such rs they man
ntactnre them elves, or 10 drunk any other Ii
qucrS than such made ~ the country;
bat there IA also proposal under deiberat,On
10 stamp all the present cloth made ct foreign
materials, 10 Ia. penalty OF from Ave To ten
dollars OF the uustampei Farther to affect a.
mong persons OF rank an aSsoCiatiOnag ainSt the
use OF foreign strong liquors, rich stuiis con.
DICTIONARY ADD preserves, drinking coffee in the
afternoon, and expensive marriages. buriais
and ciIr 'enngs. The PARISH oi OoAebo has
y solved upon all this and also that the drunk
ing OF what Is called gaSk, coffee aiid bran
dymNed, that two glasses of brandy stlAli new
erbe drank, directly one after the other; and
at entertainments only two glasses al table :;
that persons under twenty years of age shall
be prohibited the use of brandy, coffee and to-
la co; that more than three CT four dishes
shall not be allowed of any meal only a we'd
dingtO or five. The wedding eniertamments
not TO last above iwo DAYS, aud no one To use
any furniture ~ household utensils out such as
are mdde in the country, under pain of being
excluded from AL companies as an unpatri-
otic citizen, and being regarded wifi contempt.
THIS agi cement IS to be read annually from he
Ruivit.
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The Right Hon. c. BAeor. -'''D '''0


Always feeling deep interest in Tie honor
OF the gallant men that so gicuously supported
tire " star-spaugIed banner by land or Nv sea.
IN The late wdr-so happy IN its effects as TO
the building up Of q national character. and i'm
tie establishments of q national pride, ne editor
OF the EEkLY REGISTER has made very
general reference to an tue things that com
Porter has said respecting con-, llpgyy. and
cannot see that discrepancy which the writer
IN the enquirer" seems disposed 10 charge
him with. 10 judge correctly, we oGght to
take "atiew Of the whole gtoumd," aud this,
think, vii fully shew that com. Porter has act.
ed consistently, m every respect.
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Castleof 81. Lonis.

Quebec, AHgust2i, 1917.
SiR-Keferrins to NV letter to your Excel
.ency. OF tue 18TH OF February last, / have now
the honor 20 aCguaint YOU, that after The ,nost
asstduons and minnie enquiries among All the
Indian nations IN the neighbourlool of AXE
Huron, as we'll as among ali the other different
Indian trhrs throughout the Cauadas. have
received ne P0st positive assurances that
there is not siuxle iust.Bce ri an Amrricat
citizen being held % captivity among them.
hese enquiries have been made bv our own
officers AID agents. uouu whose diligence to
discover suci fact Il on tic correctness of
whose INFORM ton can confidently rely. |
aw therefore satisfied that uson ypur ropre.
scntaticn hereof Nr. Monroe wilI be convinc-
ed bOih Of Ilie inaccHracy Of the Statement
made 10 him on the sabjecf, and Of INV desire
to have discovered aud rcdfessed lie grie.
vance had q existed.
have the honor to remain, sc sc.
=. G. 5HEEBROOKE.
The Right Hon. G. BAGor.
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Hon. r. NJ. johnson.
Wuslineton On Ssote,,berIa /,

Washington City, September II, 1917.
SIR--In reference to my letter OF the 10Th of
March last, have the honor to enclose 10 Won
the copy of letter which have this day re-
ceiVed from his EXceilency the GOvernos Ge-
neral of Canada, acquainting me with tLe re-
suit of his enquiries upon the subject of the A.
merioancitizens who were stated to be still held
in captivity by some of the indian tribes In
the vicinity Of Lake Huron.
1t Is very satisfactory to observe, by the en-
closed letter, that every means have been IA.
ken by Gar John Sheib brooke. for the proper
investigation OF this affair, and that there is the
fullest reason to believe that the representati.
ons made upon tue subject, TO the American
government, were incorrect
have tie honor to be, with the highest con-
sideraiiOn, your most obedient humble ser.
want CHARLES BAGOT.
The Hon. RICHARD RUsH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-24

20 Chill, situated or bay of the South Pacific
ocean, AT tce loot OF a mountain, without the
crew shelving the least symptoms of malativ
ihe IapiSih OF lie Bor'ielais had experienced
the most favorable reception from the govern
or AMI Inhabitants CfChili, when on the morn
inr OF February the 4th. ihey learnt that 1000
men or the tnsur2eut Army of Buenos Ayres
haI cIoSNeu ule iorre'i A., in order to lOin
an cqna1 nhmDtr of malcontents, who were
waiting with impatieuce 10 declare themselves
Interior as AZ really WAS in strength. the Roval
Army Soen came up with the Rebels bat IN
''rhoie OF rcsistn.s iUrre ave times greater,
" WAS almost cut to pieces. That Ierv daV
the ,.eApoit town OF Valparaiso fell into the
hands OF the Rebels, AMI the remnant of the
garrison were embarked for Perm. The neu-
tiahiy OF lie Barde,ais having been respected
ny OOth Sides, sac directed her conTSe towards
ne sane Kingdom where the Niceroy aud in
htDiahts pad every distinction due TO the flag
ct ahttiOn IN amity and alliance with their
own. hefore she pursued her voyage to the
NoIn"eS' OF America and 10 China. lie Bor-
hciass y as 10 pass pat of the winter i,r these
countries. These details are given bv the Cap-
tIin, ~ a letter written on the Sth OF March
ltai. ana postscript which is dated the 18th
OF Tue same mouth Important results are an
Hc'psteu from tue completion of this patriotic
voyage. he ancient tag OF France has been
recognized most apspiciOusly in where it
had Oeen unknown for upwards of 30 years.
WHrIEHAvEN, Aug. I0.--Accordin.g to OBJ
perlai Academy of Sciences at Petersburg, the
VARIATION ct the compass was, in the year 1906,
% W and in lSl7, on the l7tA OfJune, it was
40 W. IL thus appears that;he variation had
during eleven years diminished at tue rate OF
) minutes annually.
Cobbett has begun to republish his Register
IN London, from Mss. which he sends from A
meiica. lie last number contains the follow
ing scandaious and insulting threat TO his Gre
ditors:
hereby publicly give notice to every per-
son with whom may have any peculiarly en-
gaSenents, that if they proceed TO any acts of
legal malice if they give any obstruction TO
The performance of any Thing that may be to
my Gdcdhtage and that may tend TO alleviate in
some small degree tie blow which the Borough
mongers have given me in a pecuniary way; 1
hereby solemnly give notice to all such persons
Be they who they may, that will not only neu-
e. pay iiew farihieg, II should have heaps Of
money, bat, that, on tie contrary, shalt con
slider them as riders and abstt0rs Ut the Borough
mongerS, and that whenever the day Of Justice
ShHlt arrive, will act towards them according
ly :"
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NOTE MAKING

An association called the Independent l5qns-
facturing Company Of Bdhimore. Il seems baye
issued many pieces OF paper, having the re-
sem5ance 81 bank notes, and circulated them
in distant Places-they have not passed in Bsl-
tImore, nor did oae in hundred, perhaps, Of
our cHiHens, know that such things were. The
editor of the Register received four of those a.
remittances; two ofthcm were honolabIv uaid
some months ago, and two remain, thai have
been many times called for; the shop lets qlnrays
shut soicn re happened to cal. They will not be
received hereafter. cNiies's Re ,jste1
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ne ENCH CONCORD1T

LONDON, August 2O-The Letters of
Ratification are ofihe following tenor:
When first by a singular favor of Al
miglity God we were restored TO ourseat,
whence powerful tempest had borne MS
in the depth of tie sea of misfortune,
we iurBed our mind 90 fiat complication
Oieyiis with whichihe Holy Bridcof Christ
was miserabiy afflicted, aud felt the JOY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-24

" Madame Bertrand confiaucs the
same gay creature de ever. Size wa
brought 20 bed few days ago. Bona
parte paid her a Iying-m visit. She tool,
her child Ia her arms and presented it to
Tie TX Emperor, saying, Sire, | have
the pleasure OF showing you a great curl
osily-in word, an unique the first
stranger That ever was allowed 10 aD
prodch your Majesty IL dis Island, with
out permission from the Governor. or an
order from the Secretary Of State" Boz
MY was quite pleased at the bon mot, and
laughed heartily.
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CITY LFGISIATTTPP

''> W 'lic lily OI j nnaOclpbld, az
Chambers.
Robert JYaii. Rsqr. was ra-chosen Pre-.
sidenf Of tie Select Council, and THo-
mas Bradf;rd, jun. Esqr. Clerk.
James 81 Smith, hsqr. was reelected
President of the Common Council, and
Joh" Z. Lowber, Esq. CLERK. [GazeHe.
NEW YORK, October IA passenger, who
was ON board the Ph.ladelphia. at Tie time
Mrs, Coke was drowned, has requested us 10
correct the accornt published Of that disaster,
IN some of It's particulars There were f,s
men, who persisted with Mrs. Coke her hus.
band was saved by boat from Tie shore ana
her child il0aied down the stream, till il was
picked mp by one Of the ferry boats. Bat tie
most material omission consists in no mention
having been made Of the generous and cbivgi
TOuS cOnduct OF hlr. George IeeI, a Young MAJ,
belonging to Philadelphia. From tie midst OF
all the tniRult and outcry that took place on
board the stean boat, he threw himself int,
TIE stream, and, fehrlessly dashne iu am,d,f
the struggling sufferers, brought out iron, a.
mougst them lad Of siN or seven wears old
aud bearing han, exhausted and almost life
,e"s upon one arm, swami for the shore until
ne was taken up by boat To those ~hO are
aware OF the extreme hazard i'm swimmers
approaching drowning man, the risk Of life
90 tSis Instance was more than romantic The
shFieks Of four or five people IN such danger
other tor life, IS enough t9 appdl the stoutest
h"drt and tie niaI, VIC maintains his SELF nos
session on such dn occasion, and renders ali
tie assistance ia his power even 10 tie endan.
E,r!iiE ms 0wD eNlsiencc, IS an extraordinary
man and whether it be gratifying 10 lin, ar
not, ought 10 he applauded by his fellow men.
thai ISIS example may be cherished and imifst.
CT.
we take great pleasure III rendering this
little tribute 10 neglected ana ,lnnreta,,,l,,,.s
merit and ~ publishing TO the world another
Instance OF that rare ber0ism, that encounters
ndhfer' n2t ~ aetr0y, but TO atrgl 1Ga-.
earn from liOgddOre tiiai great displea-
sare has been excited there i,y he pe,U'ti oe
Cartein RILEY narrative, particularly sy those
merchants VINO have been mentioned .n very
disresPecuul terms by the autior. Several II
The mh1bItanis bad come 10 resolution 10
transmit statement 20 this country, dhly an.
ulepiicdtcd. dNpr0yiug that pau OF Ca,t,in
Rley's narration rs feiatcs ~ tbe ciiy dld ty
them personally. Wa are solgy tc s-e, In am
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-24
[From De Georgetovn( Ken. J Pairiot.l

. IT, "'H SHS 'seDFgeIoDH( men FdtrtOE.
we nave Dcen FURNISHED, tor publication
with The following letters, received by Col. r.
Nj. johnson from the acting Secretary OF State,
on the subject OF the American citizens who
were made prisoners in the late war, and were
snppO' 10 be held in captivity. By some of the
Indian tribes III the neigh borhood of Lake HUI
ron. From the enquiries that appear to have
been made upon the subject we are induced
to believe, that the representations made to
our government we're incorrect. and that but
lew, II any, OF our citizens who were captives
In tue late war, remain with the Indians.
Department of State.
September 10, 1917.
SIR have received second letter, dated
18Th Of this month, from the British Minister
on the subject of American citizens who were
made prisoners IN tue late war, and were said
To be still held in captivity by some of the Indi
an tribes IN the vicinity OF Lake Huron. OF this
letter beg leave TO enclose YOU Il copy. toge-
Their with the copy of one which was enclosed
in 1t, from the Governor General of CauaJa 10
Mr.. BagOt
have the honor to be, with great respect,
yours, &C.
RICHARD RUSH.
AssiHg Secretary.
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z0U Dollars nrwaid.

|G WILL gesi reward OF one hundre
dollars for the arrest and convictio
Of The person or persons who robbed me
exchange Office on the night of The 6ih
instant; also an additional reward Of
one hundred dollars for the recovery Of
1.-THE property stolen therefrom, consisting
Of specie ia dollars, change, American
and English gold zoo dollars, bank notes
about 50 dollars, ninety tickets 10 the
Medical College Lottery, second class,
aud "a tickets in the Washington Mo.
nument Lottery, third class.
ROMULUS RIGGS.
Georgetown, Dec. IL
P.S. Ii any person has knowledse Of
the said robbery. and do not wisL their
names mentioned, and vii! give me pr.-
waite Information, so that the persons can
|be arrested, they shall be entitled To tie
reward, and it shall be kept secret,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-06
FOR Sab,

A tract Of Land containing s57 acres
more or less, lying on uccoquan Bay u
the county of FAIRFAX aad state Of Vngi'
MA. adjoining the lands Of Robert !
Thompson and William Mason. II is
presumed those DESTROYS Of pnrchasip.
will view the land and for themselves
Judge of its peculiar advantages. On'
third Of the purchase mnney viii be sc
au,red in hand. the balance at IL, u II
mouths. with q deed Of trust to sccurt
the payments.
Thompsoa T. Mason.
DpcNmhnr Ia.
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TO RENT.
Frr ne nr a ferp OF Years,

NV Wharf l. Warehouse on the rortr
side 4 Prince street in the town OF
AIexandris Possession may De had the
9Th of next month. The warehouse l.
large and convenient q Will hold S0,0oo
bushels grain or salt. and being exactly
at the ferry landing, nal es IT one Of the
best places in town for purc' asing gram
or selling salt or any other heaay article,
article. For terms apply tn
William Hepburn
December 10 "
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REMOVAL.

c. Bronaugh & Company
dave removed their Store one door be
low the corner of King and Patrick
streets, nealy opposite Messrs. T5 lei
and Harrison.
In addition to their former
Stock they are now opening general as,
,ortmeH, OF Dry Goods, lately purchased
IN Philadelphia, which they Offer for sale
an very eligible terms, for cash or to
punctual customers. They wish purcha-
Ners to call and examine the goods
November SO If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-06

Just received tor sale by the subscribers
A pair of large and elegant Globes o.
the latest edition, 81 niche, in diameter
ALSO.
Madison's Map OF Virginia,
BradIey's Map of the United States,
Maps of the United States and Yves,
iniies,
Lucas's elegant quarto Atlas, cOlored
lnd plain,
Piakerton's large and beautiful Ditto
eight numbers published.
James Kennedy & Son.
Dec III e0tf
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Dec III
r, &J. VAUDEVILLE

r, Il j. VAUDEVILLE
Have just received. and offer for Sale,
20 barrels whiskey
10 hhds 1st and I'd quality vhiskey
10 puncheons rup
90 bags pimento anu pepper
25 DO green coffee
100 los. S. r indigo
100 do Louisiana do
60 boxes Spanish cigars
10 key, manufactured tobacco
1000 bushels Liverpool coarse salt
200 reams writins paper
IS do wrapping do
% kegs Brandywine gunpowder
% do British do
Together with general assortment Of
.iroceries.
N. B. Family Flsur as usual.
Dec "a
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Charles Couury Court,
August Term 1916.
J. B. Nichols,

August Term 1916.
On application TO Charles County Court
BY petition in writing of John Bndd, of
Charlie. County, for the enefit of the act
of assembly for the relief Of sundry insol.
We t dsbturs. passed at November session
1905. Il tls savsral supplements thereto,
on the terms mentioned therein {; a schs-
dule Of his property and list Of his Gre
ditors on oath, a. far as he can ascertain
them, accompanying m petition AID
The court being satis6e by competent
testimony. thst the sad John Budd has
resided two years Immediately preceding
the time of his saplicat on, in the state Of
Maryland 1t i, thereupoR ordered and
adjudged, that the said John Budd, by
causi.'s copy Of this order to be inserted
in some one of the newspapers edited in
the district of Columbia, once week for
tive months, before the third Monday in
March next, give notice to his ere.
ditus to APPEAR before the said
court at the court hose in Charlestown,
On the said third Monday in March next
Tor the purpose Of recommending trus.
tee 70. their benefit, and to shew sanse
il any they have, why the said John Budd
should not have the benefit Of the act Ut
assembly Aforesaid, and the several sup.
PleWents therein, as prayed.
Teste. JOHN BARNES. elk.
January lawsm
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-06
Land for Sac

A tract or parcel Of Land. containing
between two aud three hundred acres
on the north side Of Occoquan, in Fair
fax county, about miles vest Of Occa
auan mills. Ii ID well watered with ne
yer Failin. springs, it is also well timber
ed. and the great quantity of fur timbe'
on Il renders it the more valuable to am
person in the coeperiug line. This lane
Is II the middle soil, and produces corn
wa at or any other grain tOierable we'll
there is about l0a acres cleared and un
der good fence. The improvements arr
Jog dwelling house L other out houses
al 4 good apple orchard Of about sixt,
trees.
ALSO.
One other tract IN the same county
within three miles OF Occoqusn, lying Of
Sandy Run, containing AZ acres--ont
halt IN cultivation and under good fence
tic remainder heavily timbered, fher'
are on the premises an old framed dwell
lihy bouse and out houses and an apple
orchard .of eighty bearing trees.
Any person incliaing to purchase cal
view the premises and know the term'
BY applying to the subscriber who lives
near them.
Thomas GossOm.
November so onnuths'
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Hans true e genuine GosnaH Corr
FtaiStCr.

~ At the place of sale pamphlet,
may be had gratis, describing cures per
formed by the above medicines; the nun
Der, Importance and responsibility Of
which, fully justify every article of Thu
advertisement.
August 10
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Lee,s Ointment fer the Itch.

Warranted an intallible remedy at one
application, may be used with perfect
safety on infan,s week old, not con-
tanning particle Of mercury or any dan,
gerous ingredient whatever. and not &c
cornpanied with thst toFmenting sma'
which attends the application OF Other
remedies.
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Notice.

The stockholders of the Washington
and Alexand ia Tur, pike Company wi
meet at Mr.. M'Laughiin's Hotel, in TIT
town of Alexandria, on the first Monda'
in next month for the purpose OF electIn'
five directors, a clerk, and a treasurer
to serve the ensuing year.
BENZ. C. ASHTON, +,
Clerk
Dec Go
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David and ]. Ross

Have received, per ship Potomac, from
Geuoa,
81 bales writiag paper, assorted
Which they offer inr sale OF We y low
terms. they keen constant supply Of
fir, quality chewing tobacco Tor sale o.
the quantity.
Dec IL
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For sale on hoard the schooner Three
Sisters, VIM Birchhead, master, cars'
Of nice coarse coal. For terms, apply ia
the master on board, living at Janney's
wharf, or to Messrs. Cook y Clare.
Dec. 90
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Hamilton's Grand Restorative,
HAMiLrON'S ELIXIR.

S0rgrgign remedy Jor Colds, OBSTINATE
Coughs, .lSthmas, sore throats, an
approaching Consumptions, and mos!
disorders Of the breast and langs.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-06
'TAMEs KENNEDY5
SON,

Maiden Lane, ~. York
A FRESH SUPPLY
OF the following genuine Medicines.
For the prersntion and cnre Of H.
Iious and Malignant Ferers, Is
recommended
|Hahn's Ambitious Pills
THIS Medicine has been attended
with a degree Of success highly grateful
Itothe isveGSr feelings. in several part
of the West Indies, and the Southern 9
Middle States, particularly in n. York
Philadelphia. Baltimore, Petersburg
Richmond. Norfolk, Edenton, Whining
iton. Charleston, and Savannah. IN
Testimony Of a number Of persons at eae'
| If the above places can be adduced' wh'
have reason to believe. that a timely US
| Of This salutary remedy has, under rrovi
Idence, preserved their lives, when II
|, the most alarming circumstances.
Facts of this conclusive nature spea'
more in favour of a medicine than CO
IIumns Of pompsus eulogy, founded Oh
mere assertion.
It $ not, indeed, presumptuously pro
,osed as an infallible cure, butthe inven
Tor has every possible reason that can re
suit from extensive experience. for be
lieving that dose Of these Pills, take
once in every two weeks, during tn
nrevaIence Of our bilious feyers, vii
,rave an infallihle preventative am
farther. that in the earlier stages OF thos'
diseases. their use will very general.
,ucceed in restoring health. aud frequent
liz in cases esteemed desperate. and De
| yond the power OF common remedies
The operation of these pills is perfect,
mild. so as to be used with safety by per
sons in every situation. and at every age
They are excelleRtly adapted to Ca
IT saperilaous bile 4 prevent IT'S NOR
bid secrctions--to restore y aidend IN
Ippetitc-to produce free perPirah'l
aud thereby prevent colds whish Is SO o.
en- of fatal consequences. A dose heVe
ia;Is +. remove cold if taken on IL hrs
,ppearauce-they are celebrated Tor re-
moving habitnal costveness-sicknesS a,
the stomach and severe head-ache-and
ought to be taken by all persons On
change of climate.
iney nave Deea found remarkably Ell
catious in preventing and curing dis
Aers attendant on long voyages, an
.hould be procured and carefully presers
ed for use by every seaman.