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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-22
For Freight.

>ASi\ The cool sioop Abeona. Wilson
8a8s Knapp master. burtien about Goo
barreis-she sails vol and will I've roa4y TO
load in few days "a southern freight will
be taken in preference, Apply to
J. II. LADD {. Co.
Who offer for sale received l'y this vessel
8 chests and Young Hyson tea of la
So cady boxes test importation.
Dec Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-22
Notice.

: s the co.partnership Of Bryan Hamp-
/ sur l. Co. has ceased with the death Of
R.W. harrison, It is necessary that all
tua,e in !ebted ~ lha,n will make payment:
and all whom lhey owe, will send in their
account, .ar adjustment.
BRYAN HAMPSON.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-22
Brandy and Raisins.

1--WE pipes old Cognac brandy, of the
4 brand Of Otard, Dupuy j. Co. OF very Su,
per.or quality
5lc15it fresh M4lasa raisins, Just landed,
ani tcr SAFE by y, FONLE Y Co.
december -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-22

VIM. Fowie $ Co.
HAVE Tor sale, the cargo ofthe brig Sal
IL ly, Capt. Berry, from Boston,
= ihSis st. Cro,x Sugars.
40 bags sugar of good quality.
loo boxes mould y iipt candles, (Samp-
sons brand.
800 Casks nails, assorted sizes
3 casks linSced oil
so kegs butter
1870 ton. plaster paris.-ALsn,
case sup. quail. NANKIN GRAPES.
bale Penorogurry sawns OF very fine
quaiity.--IN STORE,
A few casks Zant currants.
dec b
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-22
- THE GAZETTE lea,
>ssFS MARINE JOURNA .
-somroE -lLExaNDRLi. Deeember el.

10
ARRIVED,
sioop Regulator, Saul, days E.i from New New.
l"fS ,,I5ages, &c. to #. II. Howland, Lind.
Sa, g. FIN, aud the master.
Say S.or E:abs'h To' J. days f, con- Esw
say .yJ & HI, and different merchants OF the
Dl EcTSr Farmers Friend, semmes; 10 days
'0I G, cr,;x: sugars, to,or,iyr Lett at ST.
e. ~ - hrigs Ranger, Bowers, Off and TOR Mid,
I'" ". C,,T9rcticut, 10 10 days Mary, Me-
Dbl 1s."r for for PHILADELPHIA, uncertain schnI
NEE Grimes, Of Weatherfeld, ballasting
fyr Turks Island.
rho Steam. boat Washington yesterday a.
uonI in Nanjemoy Reach.
y " letters received this morning the briggs
G,n ~ Nelson, aud Columbus, Blunt, had arri-
' u.s. safe At their ports OF destination:
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-22
BRIAN isampsOn,

yEylSMES 10 iu'orin his friends und the
w public, Ihal he hiss taken his son,
JOSEPH HArION iiANPSON, /" part
ul:ship. AMI I,1n! tbs date Tue business will
be conducted undo. thc hcm Vt
BRYAN HAMpSUN j. SON.
Dec %
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Wanted to Hire,

FOR TIE ENSUING YEAR,
BLACK NAN or Soy, capable OF de-
Gy,,rng the GAZETTE TO subscribers IN
Uni, n Of the town, ani doing some Other
cesar. GEES. work about tue printing otilcs.--
tpouirc al the otnce. zee x
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-22
Notice.

TIVE Bank of Potomac will be shut on ST.
Il turday next, being Christmas. All notes
intended to be offered for discount, will have
to be put into bank on Thursday. the esd,
before 10 O'Clock and all notes falling due
on The e5th must be paid on the Path.
Dec. 20 At G. PAGE, Cashier.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-22
Notice.

1NUIICt.
A LII persons indebted 10 George Dale are
N requested 10 make immediate pay
ment; otherwise their accounts or notes will
be placed in the hands of proper officers for
collection. Those who have accounts against
Mr.. Dale, will please present them to
ISAAC ROBBINS,
Trustee OF George Dale.
dec 2 diwmwflw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-22
For Freight.

SbkI The new superior and fast sailing
I'D. orig HARRIOT T. LUCY, William
Fannswor,h, master, burtben about 1900 bbls
and will he ready to load in few days she
will take freight TO the w. Indies, New-Or-
leans or Europe. Apply to
j. II. LADD, & Go.
Who offer for sale her cargo consisting Of
SEQ casks fresh lime
Zoo bushels potatoes
2ooO feet hard ioist
loco do do plank. Dec 9
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-22
Canton Grapes.

EOUR cases Canton Grape, containing SO
L pieces. superior quality, md assorted CO.
lors. Just received aud for sale by
October 26 WIN. FOWLE &. Co
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For Norfolk.

81, The packet sIoop OCEAN. capt:
3D. Middleton, iying at lrwin'sw lari; IS I'll
sail on Wednesday next Tor fIeight Or pas
sage, apply TO the master OH board.
December 2l
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-22
Notice.

EOSEPH N. PEARSON has entered into
- partnership with his father, under the
firm offs G. PEARSON s. Co. at the upper
Ferry wharf, where they intend carrying or
the Grocery and Wood business, and will sell
as low as any store in the District of Coum-
bia, where they solicit further continuance
OF public custom.
S. G. PEARSON.
JOS. PEARSON.
Dec 20 81
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Dec 20
Lost.

DETWEEN West end and Alexandra, a
& , Bunile of Executions, directed to the
Sherjf'ot Fairfax County. The person find
ing them by leaving them with Samuel Cats,
West end, shall receive FIVE dollars re-
wrrG. RICH'D |. COLEMAN.
Dec IS BIN
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II r.
SALES AT Al CTVN.
Pp,,iic Sale.

FINDER tie authority of a deed. mace !
~ tie subscribers.by Wm II. Foote y Be
jan,iu Nj. Brooke, acting As commissioner
under an act of the General Assembly
Virginia. passed on the 2lst day Of February
1878. entitled an Act auihorising Tie sale 9
certain lands clonging TO the heirs OF ~
late "A alter D. Bicokt," and winch sal
deed was in trust, among other thirgs 10 s.
cure to the said commissioners, or to Ia
persons en!itled to receive The same from th
purchasers under said deed, the sum OF thfe
hundred aid eighty FIVE dollars to he paid Q
The 18th day of Seplemberl8f9--Will be sol
at public auction Tor cash. at eleven o'clocI
On Saturday the 22nd Of January next, at III
Merchants Coffee House in the town of A
lexandr.a, one undivided fourth part Of tba
portion of a certain tract oil land situate in til
county of Fairfax. and State OF Virginia, ccin
moniy called y
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-22
F'o,. Freight.

.5sA The new schr. CAROLINE, capt.
sS5s&&.. MlIigan; carries about 500 bbls. is in
complete order for the reception OF cargo !;
will take freight to any eastern or southern
port, Also,
FIX The schr HOPE 4. PHEBE, capt.
s&A Charge burthen about 500 bbls is
nearly new vessel and in complete order
She will take light TO The West Indies or
any southern port. Apply to
dec 10 ". FOWLE g. Co.
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For Tencrinc,
For Fci9lt,
Also, for Freight.

,&&A The new schooner AID ANS. cap
.s1A$S tain Thorndike, carries about Hoo
barrels, is FIRST rate vessel will be ready for
the reception Of cargo in few days. APP.
ply as above. Dec II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-22
RETIREMENT.

which Anne Brooke holds as dover, in he
deceased husbands estate, which undivided
fourth part, being about thirty.fve and
half acres, will he sold subject 10 the life es
tate of tie said Anne Brooke.
SAM'L A. MARSTELLER, and
ANN BROOKE,
December 81 Trustees.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-22
Painting, Gliding. GLAZING. Be-

% % 'Id1IIty. CSCel
TOHN B. GORMAN informs his friend.
- and the public, tbathe has removed from.
hi former shop on Fairfax street. to ihes
building directly opposite, where he will ex-
ecute all orders in bis line with promptness|
and dispatch. He will attend to all calls IN
the country and finish work in STYLE NOD of
exceeded by any workmen in the Distriot
The shop lately occupied by the subscri17
Der is offered to rent. Apply to Mathew Rola
binson, or J. B. German. Nov oe
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Wanted to Hire.

TWO colored men for year, who can
good character for honesty and labor, halt
their wages will be given in advance. Inquire
OF the printer. Dec. 18
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Died,

y, Monday last, at the Navy Yard, mr,
GE0N'TT Tie members OF Alexandria Brooke
VT md masonic brethren generally, are
LoGssii co. 20 attend his funeral from his resi-
,nsl .e at the navy yard, this day, at one o.
~ p d.
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To Rent.

Srr-s Atwo story house on Water. street,
3ssis on the Mall, opposite Mr. =. Creasr's
Ssnssi aud one IN Duke street opposite Mrs
y SsSsss Uundas' These houses will be put
in gonl order to suit the tenants-they have
large garden lots attached Ia them
Dec. II THOMAS PRES TON.
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For Freight.

,kAN The schr. Susan, captain Ames, car
.s9sEsss ries about Hoo barrels, is new yes
sci and sails well-wi'l take freight to the
w. Indies, or to southern port. Apply TO
ABIJAH ADAMS.
Who offers forsale her cargo of $50 tons plas-
plaster. IN STORE,
so bags coffee
loo sacks salt
500 barrels tar
SO bbls n. E. Rum.
lohhds! molasses
10 do sugar lst quality Dec. 6.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-22

For Freight,
,SaM The schr LADY-BROOK5, Jere-
st.ssA miah Wheelwright, master; burthen
1000 bbls she is an excellent vessel, only 2
years old, and will be ready to load ia few
days one half her cargo is provided for any
approved market which the shippers of the
residue may prefer, and we recommend the
master as consignee. Apply 10
JOHN H. LADD & Co.
Who offer for sale the cargo of SAID vessel,
1900 bush Liverpool blown salt
g hEds and bbls Muscoyado sugar
II do molasses
il bhls N rum
Sd do No and mackerel
1OO0wt cheese
FL tons plaster
Is quintals cod fish
5 cases shoes
Apples, cranberries, beets, carrots, turnips
Cider and boards
Also landing from brig Benefactor,
Ia hhds Jamaica and Wind. Island rum
do and bbls Muscovado sugar.
december
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-25
From The narneetomn (Iiiiasis) ls,nic,ons !,
=
COUNTERFEIT MONEY!

~ III =. II NlVNII
NpLCoNDA, Ul.C Ian. S.-On The night
OF Tie OH inst. five Williams were detected
I'D ne v'cini'y oil ihis place and taken into
custody ior passing counterfeit and spu-
r,ons money, principally on the State
bank ~ Indiana and ITS branches.-The
ioisOMIng is description q the money
icund upon tllem, which we llelieve TO be
all counterfeit.
Cnthe Stste BdM Of Indiana at Vinccnnes
an ,i ITS B'n"ch at Broohsstte, 277 ten dollar
piiis, 221 flve do. do. 245 three do. do
IN 4Stddtefon Bank, Can't. so ten dollar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-25

and expeditions communication by mail
stages, with oiher paris of The United
States. And ahhonsh il may not be
found expedlcni 10 riarch troops over
this road 10 New Orleans, vet il is highly
inporiant THAT diSbandctI army should
s.a,e some other iDvaus OF returning 10
ihsir bones than through an inhospitabie
indian country. i'l,r military road from
I ennrssre river 10 Lake Poncharirain
fasses through iyr'il. country, great
roiiion of winch has been coded 10 The
United States. and i par, already sold for
a greater sum than IL would have done
before The commencement Of this great
nationa! work. The Increased value OF
pubiic land IN The vicinity OF This road
vii doubly reMuDera!e government for
he piiiance allowed to sol,licrs fur fatigue
duty. We reioice TO see proposal made
To- Tire Posi- Master General tor carving
the isall ~ sisses 10 New Crie ins, anO
ae sincereI, hope that Department VII!
all lie undertaking as far as i, is pracii-
sable. EaafSrihe kcp.
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IA, 10 express my tisappro-

ton OF 'ila, oath, 10 express my disappro-
baton Of it.
As Tor Awbristcr, many of the obser-
NatIrns WHICH have been made will euual-
~ apply 10 sfls case {: but ii may be stuff
cieni 10 say, thai he was not condemneC.
TO death ny The court, aud that his exc
eutiou was without any warrant .or JUST.
ficanon whatever.
But Mr.C. had promised not to irespass
long upon the time at ihs committee, ar
10 pass over ground tina, lad been AREA
dy sufficiently examined. he woeld not
therefore, go INTO :, particular exanii,ia-
ton OF those trials, or oi HE testi,acm,
upon which they were convicted. He
agreeslen'irely with the report of TIE mi
ii,ary committee, as Ia the injustice u hich
had been done hy the court in the ,risi
OF Arbntino,, by the admission OF ties
timony which should never have been
received: IN the manser az examining
me Witnesses. ~ rejecting testimony ON
The part oi the prisoner MhiriT lie was
entitled to have examined ant, indeed.
IA The whole course OF this proceeding.
But he would go further, and saw, liza,
'he testimony, even ae taken by Tie
court, was totally insufficient, 10 support
the charges. the charges totally insutiici
eni TO warra,i his execution, ANA that his
blood llsi heen shed contrary 10 the laws
fGod and man. SOS
Debate 10 Lr rO.fiuveJ \ $3.50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-25
MILITARY ROADS.

In making appropriations for The Mill
iary establishment Of the ensuing wear,
Congress have shewn reluctance 10 ap-
proplaic $40 coo for the extra pay of SOL
dIcrs, engaged in making military reads.
although il amounts 10 only ii cen & per
day for each days service. Every other
item in iiie bill bni this, ~ hich IS included
~ the contingent expenses OF the army,
las passed. Ia debate on This bill Mir.
Speaker Clay said, " he had understood,
ilfai, 10 addition to the Northern Read 10
v aIcl Tie gentleman had alluded. other
reads, bearing the denomination of Mill
larry roads, were making Tor example a
great and magnificent road from the Ten
o. ssce river ia Lake Fonclarlfaiu and
thai over His MILITARY read n vas pro-
posed Vcry soon 10 march, detachment
Of stage coaches, proposals having been
~ eady made To fhc post Office depart
10 al 10 avail Itself ot The services ol this
new description Of MILITARY CORPS"
We regr 10 see Tie speaker lnduli,r ~
such iacCiiOus strain while engaged iu
legis'aiing 0n so important Il SUBJECT rs
That OF cmployilg tic army 10 opening
aasar 0nildigg bridge 'GAc,r Is peg
laps no section nf tie Union Wh'ch SO
eWphalicd.Is calls for the AIT OF Ceng4ess
90 Facilitate The communication win, as
y ~ Orlcans Destined a. bccame one
81 ise FIRST ciiitsin Tic world, a.t already
ihe cupo.lum OF sie west, us commercial
Importance richly entities il 10 al easy
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TnE SEllINOLE ~.

lu a late lNTELLIGENcgR, We offered
iew remarks Oh lie decision OF Con-
gress ~ regard 10 The conduct Of Gen.
jackson. We said, that we aisapprovrd
OF al STRUCTURES or insinua,iouS tending lo
slew HAT Tie opponents Of Gen. Jackson
we're the opponents Of the Admins.
lra,icD. a wiierin DE last REPuBLr-
cAN asserts HAT tie discussion on the
Seminole war was party quesiiop, and
ihiuks proper To maintain lis opinion in
opposition io What wc regard Tic scnli-
menis Of lle best informed Republicans.
Jue documents relating lu iha Seminole
war; have been already so fully discussed
by ihe ablesi pens, that We consider il
supsrHnuUs 80 TClCT i0 jigas, as 90 The
question whether ine opposition t0Gcn.
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JNe .Stco,uLoot yI,,;,eJ S,o,.s

NORFOLK, Feb. %. This superior
boat, under the command OF Capt. John
Ferguson. left Baltimore Yesterday morn
ing al liall-past nine, and although she
had heavy wind and an uncommonIy
rough sea The greater part the way, ar
rived here about Is minutes before sun
rise-tkus making the passage under the
before, mentioned disadvantages, in 20
hours and quarters. The Uuiied States
is somewhat, l@rger than The Virginia,
and her cabin recommendations are near
~ on tile same plan as those of they
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-25
a Steam Boat has commenced running
between Plymouth aud Edenion n. G..
MAJOR GENERAL IACKSON.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l7.--IaA Even
ing thus distinguished officer and safe
honnrrd Tie Oiy mpic Iheaife with their
presence. u. having been previously an
nouuced il.al ne General would be at
Tie ihealte, n 81 as crowded rs fall as it
was posslblr. TIE ring IN which, ilc -
qucsirlan exercises arc performed was
fol- Of men, womeD and children. When
Nrncrai jackson made lis apprardHce,
ilirfe vos 20 ra9'ugouS shout ol applause
which nas often repeated rsvFy voice
wds ig;gcd % pride ahd glaiHtss ~ a
VOID. nagtf vas e ilp'nan beng received
VIII mDrc Us a.i.icil Triumphant shouts
Of joy imD aas General Jacksm.
Dan. Press.
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William Radford has been elected Pre-
sIdent Of The |. nchburg branch OF The
farmers Bank of Virginia. in the room
OF Charles johnson, resigned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-25

JOHN COWARD is appointed by The
President, wiIliihe consent of the Sfnate
to be Marshal OF ibe Eastern District :, /
pennss !vani". ice s. ID. Inghaa, who de-
cilned accepting the appointment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-25
Land Office at KaskasIia.

y list of Banks, the notes of which
are receivable for sales Of Public Lands:
Bank of Illinois,
Bank of Missouri,
Bank of Kentucky, (Glass Piate.)
Bank OF ViTginia,
: Farmers Bank ofVirginia,
State Bank Of North Carolina,
State Bank of South Carolina,
State Bank Of Georgia,
Stale Bank Of Tennessee,
Franklin Tennessee Bank,
Nashville Bank,
Bank OF Vincennes,
Bank of lie United States.
Murray, Draper. fGi1mdn g. Cos rlates
CINCINNATI, Feb. 9.-The bill levy
ing lax oil $4,000 dollars per annum on
the United States Branches within this
state, and a tax of 10000 dollars per an
mum OH all other unauthorized banks,
which was noticed in ouriHst, has passed
both branc hes OF Tie legislature. A law
taxing The branches in Kentucky 5.uu0
dollars month, has also passed the lc-
g'siaure at that state; but we have not
heard whether II has received tie COVER
nor's signature. Our governor has no
veto upoa The acts of HE legislature.
Since the above Was in type, we learn
by last evenings southern mali, shat the
Governor OF Kentucky has signed The
bill Tor expelling the branches. [Ga4.
SAVANNAH, Feb I5.-1'he man who
"a as taken up IN this city on Monday last,
calling his name Mor17S {. Hrafer. for
having several thousand dollars oi spuri-
Gus paper found in his possession, on Tie
banks III Kentucky, Rhode Island ami this
state, was brought mp under a writ of la :
beas corpus on Saturday evening last, be-
fore bis honor iudgc Berrieu, fora further
examination, on plea of his innocence.
Ills counsel was fully heard, bui circunl-
stances appearing so slrong against him,
he was remahded 10 prison until the sit
ing OF the superior court III May next.
The following is an extract Of letter
10 Thomas w. Bacot, esq. Post Master in
Charleston
" Bell dir, 6M Feb. 1919.
y suspicious person has been taken
aud lodged IN Lancaster Gaol, from be-
lief that he is Que OF the gang of pirates
lately Concerncdin The robbery and muir
der committed near fIIe Iiarhor ofCharles.
ton. This person calls himself JOHN
PATTERSON, and isl believe, Swede,
by birth. a quantity OF clothing has been
found IN his possession, marked with the
letters /. III. some with the letter Nj. some
with I. q. and some with {. =. and Nos
J, 9 and 3--sOme Of The letters nicely pla
ced ia wiiho peuueedle work, and others
plain wilhred silk | have heard thai 81
nilar character has been laieunear STATES
burg, and made confession. This person
has been 40 the ueiohboriiood about ten
days. Yours. FON LER WILLIAMS.
p" Lancaster Oisbict, $. e."
n Steam Boat has commenced running
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-25

Officers OF The First DIVISION Penn
syl,anla Militia. Yesterday assembled TO
pas their respects 10 Major General
jAcKsoN, when Gen. CADw ALLADER,
Al the request at The meeting, addressed
him as fellows =
GfNERAL,-Tiie officers of the. militia of tho
first division. who uow wa,f upon vnu, desire
me 10 eAiitess the high respeci they entertain
Ter your ,aior and patriotism, and the satis!ac-
non they feel III seeing amonest'ih then, a maui.
Ia Who's, ronSnmmatc prudence, Skill and
energy, The nation is so largely indebted
Whose name Identified with The eior, of our
country. naturally eNcites the recollection of
her proudcst ACHE, rnenis. | make this
communication in behalf OF Major General
WuRRkiL--and permit me to add. that in these
sentiments fay b. other officers most cor
daily participate.
GenTr'si Jackson made The foliowiny reply.
StNriEMEN--.Go meet you aud the militia
officers OF The first division, affords me the
highest qualification.
!hc military ardor- and patriotism. ever
evmced by the citizens OF PHILADELPHIA, and
the adjoining districts, their Jealous devotion
10 The constituted principles OF our govern
inent, Is lie trne>t pledge that they will ever
prove the guar dams Of their country's liberty
IN peace,i in war its bulwaik and defence.
For the polite attentions with which Won
nave been pleased TO honor me. and the ilatter-
IN: opinion you have expressed ofmy services;
permit me 10 present to YOU and your associ-
ates my Acknowledgements.
ANDREW JACRcON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-25

va but the few good Spanish troops
saved from Maypu. went TO Lima, to-
wards which capital tue Viceroy OF Lima
has ordtsed 1000 men from the Spanish,
army stationed al lower peru--His mca-
sures shew The greatest alarm indeed,
IN an expose he made 10 the authorities in
Lima, he says that he " fears and expects
an attack from the intrepid San Martin. /"
We have two 60 gun ships, corvette and
tour brigs Of War AT Chill: and on the
2d uf. they sailed in search Of The Spau-
iSh Expedition that sailed from Csdiz in
May last, for Talcaluano. Gen. =. Mar
lin crossed The Andes Tor Chill, on The
goth MI. Our army AZ rucuinau remains
as before, expecting the movements rom
The armies III Chill.
J.. ). We are most anxiously waiting
for the two Coryeitcs Of Mr.. Aguirre hat
they arrived, we would have had Lima by
this time.
BosToN, Feb. l5 The ship Pac. o!is,
which arrived here on Saturday last from
Bourbon, brings Information that the Isle
ofFrance continued closed agans, .oreig u
vessels +; aud that The Governor OF Bour-
! on continued 10 prohibit the expectation
oi coffee anf! colonial produce.
Eat,0ct ef letter from the Isle Of France
dated Novembcr Is.
This port has been shut 10 foreign trade
since the Isl of March last, bm we haxe
accounts from England, that Gov FarQu
liar has carried his point with Ministers,
aud is only waiting for an act of psrlia-
meDt TO have it made free portio all 10
reign nations, which think he will briug
WITH linn IN January or February.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-25

ihe editors OF the National Inteiii.encer
have now in the press and will publ,sI ,,.,,,os
ne 18th oil next month. a Report of the DE-
bate IN The iionse of Representatives of the.
Sniied States, on the subject of ihc+seuiaolea,l
War.