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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-23
Public Sale.

IURSUANTtna deed Of trust from Jas.
Shethlr, will be exposed at public sale
on TUESDAY, Seth Instant. at II O'Clock
ats. A. MarsteIer's Vendue Store, in A.
lexandr'a, fol ready money variety of
furnIturf-ohe hack. one phaeton, With
harness, one cart with geer, one COW aud
the leas" OF The property lately occupied
by hin as tavern.
By order OF
N. HERBERT, Trustee,
S. A. MARSTELLER, Auctr
March IL ts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-23
Star Fire Company.

Extract from an act of the Corpora of
Alexandria, for the extinguishment OF
Fires. -,
Section 7. II any person who shall DE
present al any FIRE, shall neglect or refuse
7, obey the order OF direction of any othcer
who shall be appointed by any fire compa-
nv now established OF which may be here
ait, established, knowing him To ne an Of
f,.r. such pe rson shall forfeit and pay the
sam of FIVE dollars; provided the name OF
such officer shall first have been published
in one of the public papers.
A Ia stated quarterly meeting of the
N Star Fire Company, held OH the 18th
inst. at Joseph Cowing's school room. the
following gentlemen were chosen oihcers
fur one year. VIZ.
John Roberts, President
Thomas V. Huck, Treasurer.
Commanders. James w. Sears.
John Muncaster, Ist Property Men.
James Allison, end, Joseph Milburn,
Georges Housh, Sd Thomas Irwin,
Regulators. Andrew Fleming,
William BariemaD, William Isabel,
AC. Cazenoye, AMIR ScholieId,
b. Dangerheld, Guy Atkinson.
Isaac Robbins, Capt's Of tie Hose
James ". Massie, Auth. Grease, lst
Thomas Jacobs. Thomas Steele %
fare Men. Clerk.
Thomas Baden, Joseph Cowing.
Thomas Murray,
March 90 st.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-23
Just Received,

Just Received,
A T the Cabinet warehouse. lower end
N OF Prince-street, per schooner Rea-
per, and sloop Caleb Strong,
400 chairs, different kinds
10 bureaus and tables, different kinds
ALSO,
Printed carpeting, direct from George
town, Cd. CO. sizes and patterns to suit
purchasers
IN STORE,
8 sofas first quality, stuffed in hair cloth
10 Wagons and harnesses
6 dozen sacking bottoms, different sizes
8 dozen cast steel axes
8 do hoes
60 bushels onions >. WAKD.
March Is
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Wanted,

A YOUNG MAN Of sober and steady
IN habits, to superintend fishery. None
need apply but one who is well scquaint-
ed with seine hauling, and can come web
recommended. Enquire of the Printer.
February "a
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-23
For Sale.

For Sale.
4 VALUABLE negro man, 80 years
n old, an excellent wagner, plough
man AMI ostler, and accustomed to the va
rious kinds of field work-also, young
negro woman, 90 years old, together with
her child, boy about 2 years old. The
woman is an expert plantation and house
servant.
As these negroes have committed no fault
they WILDE sold only to residents in the
neigLborhood Of Iexandria.-Enqu;re Of
the Printer. Feb. &c
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-23
March Is
The Gentleman's Pocket Re-

The Gentleman's Pocket Re.
membrancer and Almanac,
FOR 1919,
FEW copies are received, and tor sale
IA by the subscribers.
ALSO,
Statistical Annals--embracing views of the
population, commerce, navigation, fish
cries, public lands, post-ofiee establish.
ment; revenues. min, military and naval
esta oiishments, expenditures, public debt
and sinking fund Of the U. States; founded
on original socuinents, commencing on the
Alb March, 1889, and ending the Goth A.
prll, 1873, by Adam Seybert. M. D.
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
March Is mwfRm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-23
Look Here.

A Ii classes of citizens concerned for
N the welfare of their posterity and The
community al large, are informed that there
has Just been published an ornamental
sheet, entitled an
.lntidote for Duelting;
containing the folly and wickedness of that
practice, in torcible and energetic lan-
guage; mostly selected from the sacred
scriptures. They are to be had at the book
stores of Messrs. Dapis g. Force at Wash
ington, and at the different bookstores in
Alexandria. March 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-23
SALES AT AUCTI;,N.
BIZ S. 4. .Ml2STELLEc

ByS. 4. .Ml2STELLEc
THIS DAY. at 10 A. NJ.
Will be sold at the auction store, On a Ii
beral credit. Terms at sale.
81 ps. Canton checks
I5 Bandano hdkts
~ levantihe .hawls
80 gnrrahs
% cambria ginghams
5 iorentine
II dowas
81 hhdkfs
g Marseilles
5 white gauze
~ leno muslin
silk velvet
Manua and silk ribbon
Ribbons in sets
Plush trimmings
Blue rankeens
Domestic cloths broad and pairon
Coalrgs, SC. sc
6O pieces Irish sacking
TO- ALSO,
100 fine fur hats
10 unfinished do
8 wool do
4 lady's fancy do
20 small do
10 hhds first quality sugar
Is bis do do
2Pipes French brandy
hid molasses
pipe gin
1000 weight cheese
l seroon indigo
10 boxes Spanish segar
2 good second hand drays
4 few elegant pieces of furnftdtx
Beds, &c, &c.
WILL BE ADDED TO THE SALE.
722 lbs fresh almonds
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-23
Lost,

A 7 or near the Theatre. on Friday
n evening last, Topaz Stone, belong
ing 70 a seal. The finder shall be hand.
somely rewarded on leaving il at this Of
Gee. 1t March 22
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-23
Fresh Oranges, Sc.

TNHE subscriber has received
A 50 boxes large sweet oranges
IL boxes fresh pIunes
400 10. dates
10 drums 6gs
10 bags hlberts
On hand raisins. ourrants, lemons, wal
nuts, almop'ls, olives, capers, anchoyics,
&c. &c. for sale by
LOUIS BEELER.
March ~ stuth2w
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To Rent,

k-r-s a two story brick house, on Ca
ETTT meron-street, opposite the market
Esss house, two rooms on floor, and
a-cstwo in TIE garnet, and good dry
cellar under the whole, with fire place
in the cellar, brick kitchen, and other
oul-nouscs. This lot is II feet deep-the
front room and haIfthe cellar might be rent
cd by single person, if agreed for. En-
cure Of the subscriber.
JAMES CAMPBELL.
March IL t25M
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For Sale,

For Sale,
4 YOUNG Negro Woman and, three
n children. She is good cook, wash.
er and ironer. Apply 10 the printer.
March l6 wv
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-23
Notice.

~
TINE stockholders Of the Falls Bridge
. Turnpike Company and the stock
holders in the Georgetown and Lessburg
Turnpike Company are notified that the
annual meeting of said Companies for the
purpose Of electing President, Directors
and Treasurer, for the ensuing yearwill be
held at Semhs' tavern in Georgetown, on
Monday tha2ia day of March next.
DHN MURDOCH. Trsu'r.
a. 81 Of both companies
March !''' t21M
Chairs and Tables.
KUST received at the cabinet ware
~. house, on the corner of Prince and
linen streets,
3 dozen elegant fancy rush bottom
chairs
l dozen mahogany tables
IN STORE.
A general assortment Of goods in the Ca
binet and chair line, and more daily ex.
pected. SAMUEL WARD.
March
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For Norfolk.

sSN The regular trading schnr GEO.
ARwASHINGTON, captain jackson
~;II sail Friday the 26th inst. For freight
Or passage apply on board al Ramsay s
o. ort 10 JOHN M'COBB,
Wbokas received By SAID pessei and for sale,
10 or. casks sweet Malaga wine
2 hhds sugar
9 puncheons w. |. rum
March % 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-23

1.-TWO brick houses and stores at the cor
i ner of King and Henry streets
One brick house and store on King, be-
tween Patrick and Henry streets
Two brick houses on Caneron.street,
near the theatre
One brick house on Royal-street, for
the time of the late occupant, Chas. Tyler.
Inquire of
MANDEVlLLE & LARMoUR.
N. B. Sundry building lots on Fairfax,
Duke, Prince, Cameron. Pitt, Queen and
Royal streets, for sale or on ground rent.
February ID
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Notice.

dictionary Court will be held at the
ca, bonse on SATURDAYthe eth inst.
ii w. VIM. A. WILLIAMS, Adjt.
March 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-09
SILVER LAKE BANK.

We have been requested by one Of The
Directors Of the Silver Lake Bank 10 state
that tie article published III the Bradford
Settler, and copied into This paper Of the
24ih Sept. last relative tS The transfer OF
tIe Bank debts Is not true. What gave rise
10 lie report is this. One OF the Debtors
of the Bank undertook To- cry down lis
nOirs. and purchase them at a heavy dis
bouui, in order 10 pay his own debt in
tie Bank by Specializing upon the folly
OF others. The Directors OF The Banl.
as soon as the conduct Of this debtor
was discovered, gave linn notice that
his nnle would DE transferred it not paid
off before lhe Goth Sept. This We are
assuret IS the only act OF Tue Bank that
can have any reference TO ihe article
IN qucsiion-and that no disposition
exists 10 transfer the Bank Debls with a
view 10 eVade Tie payment of lis noIes.
tSNSJ. Dem.
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PyH of Entl.n at 81. Lonis.

Sr. LOUIS, Clio Sep. %. -R anarl ny
on lie request TO have port ot cutry
established at 81. Louis, MIR. Niles de.
mauds - is At in,nediateiy erpecicd that sea
peSSeiS UiH aTyive at 81. L,ias - lswer:
One at least has arrived there, Tie Haid
0f Orleans, which came from PhlladrlpiIia
I" 81. Louis in the course of last spring :;
AMI auOihcrlis expected. "Ihe Ata6an,a, +"
VIII cb is now OH lis way from Mobile
These vessels, ii is true, come from ports
OF lie United States, bat they could, with
ihs same facility, come FROM any part of
the West Indies, and from mdHy parts of
the coast Of South a npricd anu OF the
Wee Royalty OF Mexico We may add
from any part OF Europe, as the expert
neni has nOW beeu tired, aud a Steam
boat from The Uulied States has arrived
at Liverpool, in England Til, boat was
rggeh with masts and sails, aud 80 was
lie .Urid1 OricaHS, which came here IN
The SprIBG, and SD IL the ST. Louis, late
tom Ncw Orleans, aud now riding at an
clior in our river. Ii Is, therefore, certain
1ldt we NAV expect s,.d vessels ininpdl.
aiely and constantly al 81. Louis and il
D. unreasonable That a vessel coming from
kie Bcsi ludies or from Europe to ST.
Louis, should stop 10 enter her cargo, and
pay duties AT New Olraus, wber, the
cargo u not lO be delivered. Ini. uups.
ton Is Interesting not only TO all The
principal commercial cities IN the valley
OF The mississippi. Louisville, Cincinnati,
and many others, should be made ports
Of entry, aud undulmIiy among The Mem.
bers Of Congress from The Western Cuuu-
try would sOou accomplish these objects,
aud many Others tor the benefit OF the
western people. Goods can be imported
from the Atlantic cities aud from Europe
BY the way OF New Orleans, for less money
than tJey can be hauled over land 300
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-09

miles from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh. and
n Is Tine That The unnatural iradr across
the mountains shonld cease, aud The com.
merce al the vest take Ms proper channel
up amt down The rivers witch tiow thro'
the valley ofihe Mississippi.
We do not oble>, 10 the anticipated
commercial Importance OF ia, cities in
the Valley OF the Mississippi" bat we
venture II Suggest, that allowing vessels
To pass iiom foreign ports 10 ST. Louis,
without making entry, would be a meas
u'e OF very doubiiul eNprdicncy as il
would Ice iromiihe length of The er. &c.
holding forth greatiempiaiious TO evasions
vi TIE Revenue La@s.-Ndf. Int
The Pirate NtcaeH. Extract of Il letter
dated 81. JagO dc Cuba. Sept. %.
Tins celebrated character has made
his appearance oil our coast. About 30
days ago Il small Schr. was fitted out at
B!ama (abou, 40 leagues 10 Ieen ard) wiiha
crew at Al men, for llie purpose Of taking
The pirates off that port. A few days alter
SAILING. they fell il iih and gave battle
II an open boat, manned With ~ men We II
armcd-ihe crew OF the boat, noiwith-
standing their inierlority III point of uum-
Ders immediately boarded, and aitr;
ilghtng With desperation, for perhaps 10
mnutos, found themselves in complete
POSSESSION of The scEr. The leader or
captain OF lie pirates proved TO be Mitch
ell, who was once in NewLern. The loss
oi The pirates was = kllled-that of tie
schr. 22 KILLED, II Jumped overheard, Ia
part OF whom persisted in attempting 10
reach the shore)-the remainder, whose
tate IS uncertain, were left on board. This
news was brought here by number oil
Spaniards from Biama.
| The Patriot cruisers are still in ihe
oiling, but disturb nothing except bona
hde Spanish vessels. They board Amer
leans but treat them with respect. Not
wit!lstanding they are continually in sight,
and making prizes of all Spanish vessels
they TALL IN with, and the pirates are in
shore, plundering all flags without dis.
crInnna'ion-thrre is now, and has been
,nr some lime past, one of his Catholic
MaIesty's briggs of Is guns and l25 men
lying IN pnrt-but ii is impossible TO get
her out 10 attack them. Bat. I4mer.
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LEGISLATURES OF TENNESSEE.


MIR. Mitchell from The select committee
appointed 10 prepare and report resolu-
TONS IN relation TO The conduct of Major
G"neral Jackson. during The Seminole
war, snbm tied tie following preamble
anu resolutions, which were read and
unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS, Tue General Assembly Of the
Sid,ent Feumessre, are sensible of the
mant valuable aud important services
rendered as veil Ia this stale, as the
county grnrraiiy, by Major Gen. A.
JacksUu. therefore
RsSotred, Fla, they are deeply impress
ed wliia se"Se OF the fidelity aud zeal with
which he has, on all occasions, exeriea
himself TO defend ttc interest, ani 10 pre-
serve The honor OF Ills country.
Nesotoed, That IN the prosecution and
irrminaIion OF the Seminole var, lhere is
nothing for censure-every thing for ap-
p'oNai and whiie the commanding GVu-
eFai has cncounieicd hardsnips and
priya'ioDs, for no other sui than to give
security 10 our borders, aud protection
10 III country, II becomes matter of
regret, thai any efforts SHOULD lie made
30 assemble 10 him Improper motives, or
IN The least To deirdct from that rcputa.
ION which he has we'll earned by servi-
crs Tor which his couulrymen delight 10
honor him.
Resotccd, That The conduct of Brevet
Major General L. p. Gaiues, while lie
conducted the Seminole war, merits the
appreciation and applause OF lis coun-
tTymen.
Resofued, That tie G. vernon be. and
he is hereby directed at the expense of
she state, 10 procure anI deliver 10 each
oi The above named, sword with suit
'ie ing aVings thereon, as testinio-
NAL OF HE high respect entertained by
The state Of rennessee, for their pubhs
sc wees.
RsS1i0ed, That the Senators in Congress
if3m inns slate, are hereby instructed,
ana our Representatives. are .cquesled,
- use Their best eXerilous 10 pre-, eni The
adoption Of any measures ia thc Congress
OF The u. ) calculated 10 iarnish The
reputation of said officers in relation to
the manner IN which The Seminole war
WJs conducted.
On motion ot Mr.. Miller,
Ordered, That bill to secure debts
'iue lay the Banks Of this Stale 10 indIvi-
duils, be made the order Of The day for
Wednesday neAt, the 2Olh INST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-09

"a oney bach, ualil then we shall keep il.
Hut stale cannot be sued, aud The midi
v daaiS are irresponsible. This leads 10 no
iragieai termination. however il may rem
der ridiculous certain doctrines of federal
sovereignty and bank oninipoience.. -.
The dnthOFS ard a6ettOrS If this measure"
know we'll ihS ground they stand upon.
ih1y make no case tor the opinion al the
s"prcme court. They deny the power ct
Use federal coats Io enjoin tie officers of
HE Stale n executing the state laws they
are prepared 10 resist The exercise of that
power Until, IN IA case fairly forced before
i6eh, ihr supreme cOur! VI the United
States shall sustain II. they believe tins
never vii! be done. But 1t il Is effected
thpN are prepared 10 submit. They deny
lhdt the federal cOurt can proceed against
Them Tor The collection of the tax; they
are prepared 10 contest every inch Of
ground oui when the case ~ decided Il.
sainst'h hey Will attempt noresisiance
by force. tley deny That congress can
auiho.ise ihe baulS oi the United States
7" ste IA Tie federal court--lf this poin,
Is drci'ied against them they acuu,esce.
IN short, they know tina, the bank, like
AL individual, must seek redress at law
~ law they are prepared TO meet II aud
when lie case is adjudged against them,
upon All tue points hey raise, they know
iitAt submission Is the duty of honest men
and good ci'lz MS. The public should
under- auti iaat this is nothing but a
iegdt c1HiTOc-rSg. and must terniluate like
All other legal controversies. 1t Involves
no question: II 5ioohsled or revolution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-09

GLASGOW Sept. 10 ....Agreeably 10
advertisement tie public meeting wiich
was formerly adjourned Oh account Of
The uniavorable STATE of The weather was
held on Saturday, in the Meiklerggs
Muir.
As the day was particularly fine, the
people began TO collect at an early hour.
he sheriff and magistrates had publish
Ell a proclamation, iorbidding the an
Pearance OF any flags: but band of
about ? or 800 persons from Glasgow,
marched up the Main street, and bS the
cross 10 the place Of meeting, With their
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-12
Lasd, Negroes. d.c For Sale

execution Of tue viii OF JAMES sCRUGGs, dee. [
Il snail oDet for sale the ninth dsy OC Decfabrr
neat OF the premises, the plantation which tn. -
ScfuggS resided, situated in GoaChand county on Ms.
waters of the Byrd cietk, Containing more than Toy
acf's, and adjoining The Tan 81 George Tol.r Coz.
w. Nicholas aud others. on the usual credit Tor he
puIchase..'.And on the same day, and at the saue
place, between 80 and 10 negroes to be sold in Ianss
IL practicable, on credit OF Twelve months.
<a"d on INC l9fh day If This present month NoU.s,
oeF on the SAID plantation, will he tsod publicly
,he higteS bidder all the stock of horses cattle sheer
hogs, &c.-ihe crop OF corn, fodder, SC. pianiatrs
utensils, household furniIh'e, &c. on credit o, A.
iHoh'hs for all sums $40.
me purchasers at the sales to execute bonds with
approved security.
ARCHIBALD BRYCE, Jr. Admir- with tie
will annexed oi James Sctusgs, dec.
tsOpChlaud Nuvep
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FLORIDA.

The following scheme is proposed by
that excellent journal, the National Adj
vOCate of New Iork.-lf we are not de-
crived, the same paper lately recommends
ed the occupation OF the FiOridas.-Now,
II seems 10 incline 10 a different cOurse.-
Tie more we see, the better we are salts
fed, that i'll the present stale of our infer
malion, we cannot decide what is The best
course we ought TO pursue.-l.et us wait
for The facts. Too many Of The newspa-
pers have been haSlily committing them
selves TO particular course of policy,
while they were laundering in darkness
as TO the facts. We would respectfully
suggest to them TO wait till the real state
OF the case is laid before the world
What could be the cause of the rejection of
rms treaty, Is now natural question. What
Rozinante is now TO bear the King of the In
dies and La Mancba into the field against us?
The public mind Is pretty well settled in the
opinion, that England has taken the opportn-
nifty to demand Cuba in return for the snp-
plies furnished to Spain, and, that Russia je6l-
Gus OF our establishment oil the North West
Coast. which would defeat the object of her
naval power in those seas had demanded al
so some ports IN New California. IL is prOba-
bly, very unfortunate for us, that Mr.. Erving
was recalled before the treaty was sent over
lhe Spanish Court were accustomed to him.
'h'of WIN iNtblO hiihuSsiS tue SultSl source
OF interest. He would probably have car
RED The treaty through in week
We now return to the policy Of the United
States. think that no Reasonable man wOul
desire war with Spain and, ~ the peculiar
situation of Europe, we must avoid any exam
pies OF violence, or apology for hostility. The
parade of compliment will soon be over in Eu-
rope, and u rs not our policy to invite the most
ambitious TO measure swO.1s with rs, or to
paTtdke the spoils Of a country which for three
centuries has been the cause or the preteXt of
Tie most bloody wars of Europe. The Spa
nish government in North America is dissOly-
ing ~ ITS own weakness, aud we are the naiu-
raj heirs OF its possessions. DO not then let
US by iUprudence and hastiness. risk our pre-
sent prosperity, or purchase at the price OF "A
predatory iuelOrlous war, what prudence aud
moderation will iDtaIibly give us Let us take
possession OF the remainder OF Louisiana, but
subject TO negotiation establish q post at ST.
Antonio near the River Del NoTte, another at
GaIVestown, one o. tie north side of ST. FRAN
cisco Bay on The Pacific, and another ut The
mouth OF the Columbia River we shall thus,
without contest, gain an important extent OF
territory, advantageous TO our trade and our
commerce, and within reach sf influencing all
me Spanish possessIsus in North America. -
10 ihis acquisition 40 European power eau
lawfully object. But. IN be elfectual. IL must
be Decided on and cNecuieh immediately
lie hfst month al the next session Of Con
gresS will drteFRiue j,e fortunes Of tie u. )
| iOT miuy generations.
J Let vs. pay orr merchants the ivc millions
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attacked md carried the Important town ard
fortress of Barcelona on the 10th of july, ir
which only five men weie wounded. The Bri IS
Legion OF 500 men was engaged i'm this at
tack.
BERMUDA, Oct. 23.. A letter from our cor
respondent at Jamaica states. that the cash n.
Ken IN the mint and treasury OF santa Fee ~
mounts to hree millions of dollars ltrter
from Trinidad sans the plunJer was one mil,io..
oil dollars. aud tgo millions OF other propctt,
An "if,cia despatch receives, at Cafthacen...
dated 9th nit. stated that since the taking .
Santa Fee. nothing was known Of General Me
rilio. la Foice with smdii force was at Gu:
catan, thetween Santa Fee AL pampain, ~
anu Gen Soublette had heen despatched wi'ss
considerable number OF men O. enter Pam"
iiiona. Three or four bundled royslisis ac..
companied the ViceiOy vi Santa Fec to Tu.%
baco.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-12
BUENOS AYRES

II appears by the papers we have re-
celved from that city, that unusual ex-
eriions are making 10 prepare for defence
against the meditated attack OF the
Spanish. The Director Rondeau announc
eS, that means are taking TO remove the
families and valuables from The city TO
The Interior on the shortest warning, so
as TO present 10 the enemy mass of
bare walls defended by men nho have
every thing 10 lose. Ii appears That their
CIVIC troops are exercised every evening.
aud that all domestics from ten wears
Old and upwards, without exempting
those OF mOnasteries and converts, are
formed INTO baitalioIs and companies. =
They have farce Of fifteen Thousand
men equal TO regular troops in the civ
alone, and when we consider that they
have lie advantage ofioriifcafions. aud
The assistance of a still greater force from
the country, il is evident that the re-
Slsiance VIII be desperate They have
lilie 10 fear from invasion, bur the dan
gers with which they believe themselves
threatened, has 10 doubt an admirable
effect in calling Iorll The spirit o the coun-
try, and III producing ha uuny and un-
ION. The eN-dTecior, Pueyrredou, acts
As a Colonel i'll the lines, and is actively
engaged Ia military preparation
Bah Tel