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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-23
One Hundred Dollars ReMard.

H.
u ANAWAI OR SroLEN-FTom the sGhscfiher in
y April last, a negro man named CALEB, anout i've
feet five OF Elk inches high tolefabiy thck set IS
yeats oage, yelioWish complexion. IL he bot
reh oft ny any person, he would eudeavoT to get To
Richmond IN Virginia, from when place be bro,
abSHt thee ago By LtDsc0nb aud Byers 10 Sngtb
CFruua. -Any person who will take mp SAID negro and
celye tie above reward. JOHN !. BRATrEN.
South Carolina, York district, Mafrh %. IL
= SHALL leave Riclmond in few dIJs Tor frnntssec
aud Kentucky, and will be absent some two ~ three
months. Daring ny absence, Nr CHARLES ELLIS Is
iuy authorized 10 settle lhe ihe a,e hrnl
Of Ellis & Higginhetbani. JDSiAR ELLIS.
Ha'ch21. lo1..3'
'E1iiE annual saieof COMMENTARY GOODS, an
> auction, viii take place at the Peitenlafy or
" foHesdag me 2if NJ 1prit, al ociOck. &c r n
not lie dtstIa!r day thereafter, when
ten " hteen thous nd dollars worth Of the most Vana-
ne uucles ever offered at this institution a. auction.
vii be exhibited Tor sale. Nearly the Whole aui0unt
nr goods recently manufactured ~ fabiri manner
aud If good materials. A few artic e. only will be
culed hair mattresses made w Che best manner boots
ana honlaes fs and coarse shoes; elegant plated and
bfass u10nuted carriage aud gig harness wagon and
cart 10 road aud coal Wagons; cauS and days 1;
pi1nghs ofvstous sizes aud patterns WHEAT DWs wire
ud tin meat safes tin ware, assorted bed CORDS aud
i,ading hnes seine tw fe wrought nails, 3. &c.....
credit Ut els months will De given di Sums offfy
dollars and upwards, The purchaser Gvnsa note salts
scorb end'rseh' neeoiiabe ~ either NJ the banks 40
This city. sums under hfy dollars 81 u be cash. This
safe ~ veil werth 49, attention Of the public, every
Article pal np viii be sold wt0ut auy Aind Of reserve
aud offered 10 lots 90 sui Purchasers.
81. q. R1CF, dgc0f for S0fes
March %. Ioi..tds
WILL he offered 81 public sale a. Et0adneck Ou TIA
w 2ffh tNf0Nt. iffair. the ueXt iaif day, ne
stucts ot Horses Cattle. Hogs and Sheep also nnu
bcr Of plantation artcirs, VIZ. wagons Caus, Piou-hs
&C. &c. Terms, cash. CARTER T.. FACE.
mereh23 o.
lNHiSKfY FOX SAIL The subsciU1tf mas tectrt.
w ~ established dsiicTy apon the ,n,s yptoved
piaB-at Which he is making great qmtuty "f wins.
keJ of superior quality, which he Is disposed se
on reasonable teras. -Any quantity for Winch otEers
are sent, will DE delivered upOu application Co. niic
men who wih wlskey fpr their own table. may bc fur
nishe1 with doable distilled fourth pto.f whstey,
T1ntcd Of te drst quality addressed t0the
subscriber. at s place ,(postage paid viii be prompt
~ attended TO. PETER GROCER.
Rdrbonsyills, Orange, March %. 90
NOTICE Is hereby given that tie cells thJ uuaao
y Hospital 10 The city of Williamsburg, appropriated
for male patients afe all occupied, and tbatHo more
male patients will he received into me said Hospila
unih some Ofhe aid cells are vacanldue nOtice Of
which viii he giyen.
Bgordsr me CoNrf Of Direcfore
LEO. HtNfEY g. en-.
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I CHANCERh.- iuiss held iu the clik's oA.re
81 ht tvuit OF tue Untee States, f'r Tire hfi cif-
Gun "hu Nrenia disiIct. tie sth day OF March, fsI
James Ar'hur, on behalf Of Thomas LeipeT r{aiu(lD
AGAINST
% Is"cis j. Nia and Peter Wait hens at aw or pn,.
The defendant peer wisii ,,,i i-i ,.- %
appearance aud gwen srrufitr ,rerrai,gs s., 1
tIis CONT aud d, on,ss,,,. "..vi"'ns 10 f1ir ~
that he 10 not nhsbitant 81 tbts site on ,. "a,
Fhai the said deienG,pi ss,,ar i, a. - - V'"s7ff
tie term, and snsu 81 lie ,I ef 10 ,f,,,i.
that q copy oftls order he fartt,i,t ~, y" =
eWsp3peT pTinted in the CITY OF RirIn,ond ~
iHonihs sutcesrtveiv end pe.fed AZ ~. e',,
tie Capitol 10 the sad cttv 4 ron, 'fN' ~
varcn23, ioI. WOW RiCusRu 'fprri'}es f.,t
= - ~ ,--f-1-I,zy-
~ 49,, - =, - = ,p,es nero il tI. ciffA's cftce
ai 80, ,t y, we 1u''so staies ~ tle tht cpcuit
81" 80, y, , us'''''' we OH "a, OF March 10
1870 '''''''''''''' F'tnfl8,
tot, $500 , ,
,do,5x AZ tn. "'" ya", ",t"l'ouse' aoii '"i aHd
ttrn,, .,,d ,',, =" S''u r"ct liDa. Coz Hircs
'res,,,,,i,, @ a 80, my Ai'lF.s chH"fci
tdsn, tis,,tsr sd A. ,'S',gt ", VIZ "'A'i cfr
rcrresen,a,,res andls,rit'o. ~ yn9
~ 80, 20 . w vl m"ifnna w. O..
Sr,' ,, 0n, @'a' fofn'u :" ,ai"Iht aomf 81 -
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a II being understood that the President
III i the United States will Shortly take q
tur TO the soutlward, d committee offha.
! .ilizens OF Savannah havcobtainrd a hons.
for him during his stay in thai ciiv.whicb
adds lie Republican, for elegance. &c, is
not surpassed by any other between Sa.
vanDah and Washington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-23

NEW ORLEANS, Feb l0.--The hill for
presenting sword, with The thanks OF
tlie legislature OF this state, TO Gen. An.
drew Jackson. for his gallant services in
repeiiIng The invasion of the British, was
yesterday taken mp in the Senate. and.
after an animated discussion, was indef
niiely postponed, by asmall majority.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-23

CHARLESTON, S. c. March s.-Grcen
Peas were broup li 10 our market on
saturday iaSl, for the first lin this wear.
l'hey we're sold at The rate of svetre d0i-
fGl% 6aShci! From the uncommon
mllnness of This season we NAV expect
plentiful supply shortly, and a, cheap
er rates
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-23

CHARLESTON, March IS His Excel
iiency the Governor his day received
letter from Washington, stating that tie
Fr sIdent OF Tie United States was 10
have ten Washington on las southern
Tour THIS day, and That his arrival in This
lcIiy may be looked for on the 10Th April.
wye further learn that Mrs MoNRoE VII
also honor DIR city with visit, and ma,
pe very shortly expected accompanied by
khe Hon. w. JOHNSON. fCiW Gne
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-23
ARRUTHNOT s. INBRTsTER.

n m = "a W y i yBhlNi SIX
The EhgiiSi prints, that we have seen, de-
nonnce IN the strongest terms. the execution f
Arbnihhot aud AmbTster. ibis lang,ia.rp is
not confiued 10 the London Courier and Morn
'nS i,OSt. tm'n'sferiGl papers;) the Liver
peo! AlercuiN. tatOppoSiti on paper ) 0fthr lot
Jah1ary. declares, thai If Gen. Jackson
Ine'itS M the defence Of HIS country were ten
times greater ihan they are, the Americas,
onshi Slili tostrip himot his iononrs s,dcoser
him with disgrace The Morn no Chronicle
(a,so opposition. ) joins iie hue aud cly
The i.ngi sh, 1T Is obviOu. a,s not very roo,i
judges OF has merits The Sih o! J0nuatN
pa re { ms Ing very grsUt firOTfe with
that people. u, SIDES sncll ccnsrres come IA
ihti VIA an al grace fiOma .0vt rnlDeuf, who
VA" treated eveu tss ownpe0ple. much less its
conquered aId unfortunate advel Saries in tie
East, with - ttiie humanity How dare IA Y
complain al us. " hen their own policy has
STABBED ihe plains ~ ind St.n .nl OF Ireland
rith blood '-some OF tie English prints,
moreover, call upon their governments toinIcr
iete nhlhe case OF these unfortunate men-RY
what right J hese men iiad rat ih rnseivc e.
"ut o. ihc Protection ot thpir own country.
ADMINISTER particularly rdpTng iLcm>eIN es
acc"tn'tahle IL us FOR theIr interference.
However Gen i. MAY be responsible io l.;
fri hiS conduct, We are nOt Responsible to
i-tgiand - W ell mi slt we cali SPAN 10 ac
count, forheI treatment of our OVu ciIlzVns,
wh"nl she has taken la aims Ga The side OF the
Parrots.
II seems thai these matters are not confined
~ iht new papers IN tAe House OF ErerS
miie Ztst january. thr Marquis OF Lina,loWn
stated mat - lie couiu tot ne.ieNe the eXrCH-
lion OI these TWO nu oiiu3ate individuals had
been sanctioned by the American g0vernnir 1T
a transaction, IN itself rtPuenaIt TO T!lc
feelings oi All cIVinZed STATES" 70 which the
Earl Of Liverpool replied, that the act al
nded 10 had heen whoHy GHUGtkoriztd by The
Americas governments aud at a proper oppor
lupiy q full eNpiauatIO" suUui,i ut siycuto lie
ilOn9e OF whatever had taken place Ie.ative 10
that Snbject."
lntie House of Commons OH the 22d Janua
~. the Chancellor at the Exrhequer, on beine
pressed by Mr. GrrnfeIi, declared that miuis
trrs intended 10 propose a farther continuance
of the restriction, winch prevents The iIAnk q {
England from rescndins us specie payments
until tie fist Of March rs o.
We yield TO the request, of some of our Smh
NtIibtrs, by publishing the following Extract
OF letter from Buckingham TO a gemtlemao
IN iitiN CITY,
Since writing we are requested To
say TO YOU, ihat a number o. gentlemen
IN lie lower end ct Mr.. RaDdDipkS ,is
iricl had lately written 10 him, aud iuvl
ted him 10 returnio public lie 10 which
he answered, that he willwith pleasure:
become Il candidate and attend the clcs.
lions, and that he + els hpnored BIZ iheir
confidence. 1t is believed tbat there Is
not man IN the district WHO iecls dis
position 10 Oppose him, ard hut iew wI,G
will not be pleased 1T his taking IA seat in
the next Congress"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-23

President ALLEN, of Dartmouth Uni
vers ", has given notice To the students
and iricuds OF The University, HAT the
immediate officers have resolved 10 sus-
pend the course of instruction in that
SEMINARY. This measure has been adop-
lea IN cons qucncc of the trustees of
Inc ,oliese having taken possession OF
me chapel, and other public rooms OF
me Institution. BOston pap.
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WILL he offered public sale a. Gtoadneck OF tla
w 2ffh UNf0Nt. iffaif. er the ueNt iaif day, ne
stocts ct Horses Cattle Hogs aud Sheep also nnu
bcr Of plantation Articles, VIZ. Wagons cous, Piou-hs
&C. &c. -Trfins, cash. CARTER T.. FACE.
Msrth2g d.
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\ SIALt leave Richmond in few dIys foT tennessee
aud Kentucky, and will be absent Two three
months. Daring ny absence, Nf. CHARLES ELLIS IS
iully authorized 20 settle The of the a,e frn
Of Ellis & Hggnbetbani JOSIAH ELLIS.
Marches. iu1..3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-23

RUMoR.-liis rumoreh thai one ofihc
banks OF HIS cry has received $50, O20 in
counterfeit money, aHd l'lai another has
discovered deficit Of about SlO0,0 U0.
IN. Ycrh CT.
The editors ot the New York Gazr,le
lave mentioned, that Mr.. Jacob Barker
has commenced smi against them, Qas
ing his damages at S 80 600 for printing
communication respecting the red hills
issued by said Barker.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-23

lnthe House of Commons, OH the 22d Jamua
~, the Chancellor at the Exchequer, on beng
pressed by Mr. Grrufcli, declared that miuis
trr, intended fOprOPo>e farther cotdiuuanc,
OF the restriction, which prevents the ijank OF
England from resembling ITS specie payments
Until Mc flSt Of Narch Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-08

the brig Orozimbo, from Savannah, & schr.
Carpenter. from Charleston, have arrived
with alarge quantity and we apprehend
further decline have given you the
present prices OF the day, to which | beg
leave to refer"
January H..
The schr. Gertrude. captain 0Brien,
from New FORK, and schr. Two-Broihers,
from Norfolk, arrived in this port last e.
vening
"The sloop George Washington from
New York, was lost on the lst Instant; On
Abaco-captain, crew, and part of cargo
saved.
Assorted sugars, 10 l9r rs a Gar; white
81 24r brown, II I8r; nruscovado II a l8r;
coffee, % 25 dolls: molasses l0sr per key;
hides 90 92r each; lard % dolls; butter 80;
Goldfish, Al a Al; soap,l3; hoops, 10; boards
"a; plank 40; scant'idg, 80; shocks with
heading dol. each, hams ga a 90; French
claret, 80 Gin great abundancel per cask.
"The ship Fox has arrived from n. York
this moment"
January l2.
81 missed the opportunity Of the Eudora
yesterday. You will receive with this, pa
pers OF our city up to this date inclusive.
"Vessels arriving into this port in dis
tress from any port in the Island, are ex-
empt from the charge of so cents per ion,
Eight money!" provided they bring with
them Custom House certificate of their
having paid the charge of q dolls. per ton
from the portiron which they last cleared;
arriving from any other port under any cir
cumstances, the charge Of 81 cents per ton
is exacted strictly.
"l2, 900 bbls. of -four have arrived with
in the last Is days; highest offers TO day,eO
dollars, and another cargo just arrived brig
Thistle, from Baltimore, this morning.
Rice, 3 dollars; pitch plank, from d to 3
inch, So 60 dollars per 1000 feet; bills OIL
New York, u per cent. premium in de-
maad; dollars, !! per cent premium. !"
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ALEXANDRIA,: !.
MONDAY, FEBRU.1RY8 8, 1919.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT At WASHINGTON
so Fnduu, Februdru 6.

so Friday, February 6.
General Harrison concluded. this day,
speech which he commenced yesterday,
on that much worn subject, the Seminole
war; and to our great surprise, contrived to
give il new appearance-to raise new
nap, as it were, upon the old shabby bare
threads. The superinduced covering, how
ever, was certainly composed OF rather. 70.
reign materials-but still it gave it new
aspect, and that was much better than gi-
wing Da Capo) the dull recitative which
had for so many days worried congress, and
wearied out the i.Lpatience Of the public.
Gen Harrison cannot well be at loss for
something to say, which, even though il
may not positively very mach advance his
argument, will communicate information 10,
and amuse bis hearers-ior he is much vers-
ed in historical lore, and if not a profound
philosophical master of that branch OF learn
ing, has acquired no small share Of its cir
culnstantisl detail Hence, however trite
the subject may have been, before it falls to
his share to discuss it. it is seldom tire
some or uninterestng in his hands, as is the
case with many of our fuli-Inouthed orators.
In his decisions on gen. Jackson's conduct,
he neither Judged by wholesale, nor COM
dcmned;" but awarded his censure or be-
slowed his applauseas his judgment or his
conscience directed: lie censured the ex-
ecution of Ambrister;-and be condemned
The taking Of the Spanish posts, because
he could not perceive that any military ne
cessity existed for it.. And having done so,
be expressed bis conviction that gen. Jack
sons patriotism was ofthatunequlvocalkind
which would make him rejoice that in the
country which gave him the homage of
every heart, in gratitude for bis services,
and in admiration for his military talents,
there was virtue enough to make clear
distinction between his high qualities
and great actions on the one hand, and his
errors and misconduct on the other, and 10
mark with censure and disapprobation the
latter, with the same truth and sincerity of
heart with which they honored and APP
plauded the former. Gen. Harrison was
followed by Mr.. Baldwin, whs vindicatcd
Gen. Jackson in very, good thong h not
very long speech. The venerable Gen.
Reid, Of Maryland, last rose Incidence of
the report OF the committee, but had spoken
only few minutes, when he gave way 10
a motion for the committee to rise, and
will again proceed to give the house the be-
ne6t of bis sentiments this morning.
We publish the following statement of
the treatment which the schooner Sir Tho.
mas Hardy. captain Fairwealher, from Glib
raltar to Trinidad, received from the pi-
rate Louisa, as referred 10 in the Charles
ton papers. John Johnson Dickson, the
colored man referred to, was in the hospi- |
tai at this place about three months, being
frost bitten in voyage from St. Johns,
New. Brunswick, and sailed in the schooner
Sir Thomas Hardy from Norfolk to Trini-
dad in June last.
Onth Est Of November they left. Gibral-
tar, and by adverse winds were driven with
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-08
Alexandria Gazette Office,
Saturday, FEB. ell p. NJ.
MELANCHOLY EVEET

MELANCHOLY EVENT.
II has become our painful duty to an.
nounce that general A. T. Mason, Of Viz
ginia, is no more. He this morning fell in
a duel with J. M. McCARry, esq. The
parties met at Bladensburg, Maryland, at
10 A. N. with marine muskets, and Tough,
at the distance of ten PAGES. General Ma.
son received Mr.. McCarty's fire in the
heart, and instantly expired. The latter
was wounded in the arm, but not severely.
Mr. McCarty, accompanied by his friend,
arrived in town at l2 o'clock. The sensa-
ton produced among our citizens, at this
truly heart-rending intelligence, has never
been equalled; and among the variety OF
rumors it is impossible to obtain all the ciI
cumstances correctly.
The quarrel originated at the last cleo.
ton tor congress in Loudoun county, Viz.
ginia, when gen. Mason was the democratic
candidate. A long controversy ensued in
The public prints, and it was believed that
the interference of friends had anicably ad'
justed the difference. But the event has
proved otherwise 1.-THE arbitrary rules oi
honor have demanded that blood should be
shed, and the life Of general Mason has
been the sacrifice. Both the parties were
Of high standing. The deceased was 'as
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-08

Art. II. Goods imported for re-exporta-
ton not subject to duty, provided the same
is made known, and deposited in ware
house, paying per cent, on the value and
reasonable rent they may remain one year
before the usual duties are levied.
Art. re, excmpts all gold and silver.
coined or in bars-horses, goats, Jewels,
&c. with all military baggage, and that OF
passengers not objects of trade, from i'm
port duty.
Art. IS, exempts coined gold & silver,
salt, Jewels, and military baggage and ra-
tons from export duty.
Art. IA, provides for the payment ct im-
port and export duties in the declared cur
rency of the place, at the valuation liked by
the Supreme Government in lnd;as
Art. Is, provides for fixing hereafter by
exact Tariff the import and export duty ON
each article specially.
Art. Is, provides for the temporary levy
ing Of duties on the invoice value Increased
80 per cent. viz. by ships of the Neither
land 6 per cent. Foreign ships clearing
from the Nstherland 9 per cent. and on all
other foreign ships from foreign ports,
where no treaty exists making other proYi-'
sions, e per cent.
Arts. II, 10, 10, provide that in cases
where the value of invoice is disputed, the
value may be proved by the importers un-
der inspection Of the Water Fiscal, land
when such proof is neglected duties are to
be estimated on the market price, the day
of importation, except Indian goods impor-
ted in native vessels which pay according
to valuation.
Art. 90, exempts goods imported in CHI
ma junks from the preceding regulations,
and provides for payment Of certain duty
on each junk, excepting only cases where
European and W-Tndia goods are OH board,
in which case such goods are liable to the
same regulations.
Art. 81, provides export duty as in arli-
Gle Is.
Art. 90, provides fixed duty on certain
articles exempt from the preceding reguia-
tions, viz.
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Art. 25. provides 70. deposit by foreign
vessels clearing out for the Netherlands OF
the amount of the regular imports and eX-
port duties which are payable OH foreign
vessels 10 be returned on arrival at the Ne
therlands.
Art. 81, prohibits import or transport by
land of all military stores, unless ty special
permit.
Art. 25, & &c, prohibits the importation
of nu,megs, cloves or mace,by individuals,
and of opium, unless in boxes OF more than
1875 lbs. and that under the direction CT the
Water Fiscal.
Art. q, 90, provides that privileges now
extended to Nethcrland ships shall here
after be extended only to such as are built
and owned exclusively in the Netherlands,
and until such regulation is fixed, to be ex-
tendcdalso 10 Indian vessels Of governments
in alliance with the Netherlands.
From goth TO Saith Arts. rovides regula-
tons for the nlry and clearance OF all YES
sells, as well in cases Of goods entered tor
expectation only as well imports and ex-
ports from the place.
The remaining articles limit the pay
ment of all duties to one month alter the a.
mount is asserlaned at the custoGnhouse,
andparticuIar regulations for permits to I'm
lade on security for the payment OF dulles
regulate the lading and unlading in pre-
sence of the proper officers Of the govern
ment, and general rules TO be observed in
the ordinary transactions at the custom
house-while in port provides forfeitures,
fines and penalties, in cases OF fraud or
evasion Of established regulations.
Given at Batavia on the 2Sth Aug. 1873,
The Commissioner General, over Ne
therlands India,
BY order
The Secretary General,
(Signed) X. DOZf.
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tSgned)
Charleston, Jan. 90.
LATEST FROM HAVANA.


LATEST FROM HAVANA.
By the arrival last evening OF the schr.
Favorite, captain Farrin, in 10 days from
the Havana, we have received our regular
files OF papers of that city down to the 18th
inst. The following are extracts from
OUT attentive correspondent, dated
"Hapana, Jan. 10.
" As usual, our papers are without in
terest. The troops have not sailed yet for
Pensacola, but probably will in the ensu-
ing Week-in all there are 600 men, some
of the last importation from Cadiz.
4" American produce has experienced a
very considerable decline. Baltimore -four
sold yesterday on the wharfat go dollars |;
there is abou, twenty FIVE hundred barrels
Of Philad. in the hands Of importers, for
which the highest offer is 90 dollars. The
last sale Of rice was 9 dolls since which,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-08

remains hut Tor the actors Of this mighty
scene to p,, serve perfect unvarying con-
sstency of character through the very last
act, TO close the drama with applause and
to retire from the military theatre with The
same appreciation of angels and men which
have crowned all their former virtuous &C
tions. For this purpose no disorder orli-
ceutiousness must be tolerated. Every con-.
sidera,e and well disposed soldier must re-
member it will be absolutey necessary to
wait with patience until peace shall be de-
clared, or Congress shall be enabled to
take proper measures for the security OF the
public stores, &c. As soon as these ar
engagements shall be made, the General IS
confident, there will be no delay in dis
charging, with every mark of distinction
and honor, all the men enlisted for the war,
who will then have faithfully performed
their engagements with the public. The
general has already interested himself IN
their behalf, and he thinks he need not re-
peat the assurance of his disposition to be
useful to them on the present, and every
other proper occasion. In the mean 'lme'
he is determined that no military neglects
or excuses shall go UNPUBLISHED while ne
retains the command o. the army.
The adjutant general will have such
working parties detached, to assist in ma
king the preparations for general re)ol-
cling, as the Chief Engineer with the army
shall call for and the arter-Master-Ge-
neral will, without delay, procure such
number of discharges to be printed as Will
be sufficient for all the men enlisted for the
war--he will please to apply to Head
Quarters for the form.--An extra ration OF
liquor TO be issued to every man tomorrow
10 drink, Perpetual Peace and Happiness
to the United States of America"