davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-20
Loauer Elbc. Ihril 20.

LozVSr Ei5e. april 90.
The S~edes have taken poi, Bon Of the port
Of 9winemunde by the cid OF gUl boafJ. Mar
fhal AJrtier with A comfortable corps attacked
the garr'ion at Straiund, which, he probably
by this time has Obliged them to fhelter in the
f0rtreis. LOO night or the night before he
whole body OF foreign troops (he Geuibarmen
e8cePtrp) marched out of Hamburger ! he
potts ~ the city and at the gates are now rup-
pied by tue cry folders. Ghe ganiion Al
Dantzig ia from d7y'o day reinforced. 1000
men are to embark for that place from MsmeI.
The rumnJrs of determined aruiticc and
faint appearances Of peace has completely van.
iihcd away. ihe prince of Bsneycuto, il is fad,
is ihory going to Berlin.
IbrYf6.
By the iatef accounts from Kopgibtig, the
army was Giil fatiCned there the fcarcity Of
proylions became more perceptablc, but they
were ia expectation OF receiving a uppy from
iomc of the ports in the Baltic. In Dantzic,
provhon 10 aifo very dear.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-20
IfAMngsnn. Anvil 1e

Letters from Nenel of,he % April, mentions
the arrival there Of the Emperor Of RuGia; he arriv-
ed on the morning Of that day. Their MaisGies
the Emperor ot Ru1ia aud the King Of Prunia, Will
~ few days repair to the srmy. AZ Msmel
corps Of rruGi4n' 10 "mbafkirg for Der'zic.
The miiclrred expedition sgaiuh ConAantinople
is very detrimental TO ,ae allied powers
PAETs, April 10.
~ an In 2erial decree ofths Goth March ;he e.
lab..amsat cf : es.oas of rsisrye Ia ,hs in,sr.s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-20
ANTY. ROBINSON, &C.

CsmniSsoHer's G5fts, Eikjazysafg, '9uae Is, 1907.
~ ME parties concerned, hereby notified, ths,
i liall, at this Office, OH Thuriday the 10th of
July next, proceed TO maks up the directed
IN the above cafe.
VIM. COLEMAN, NJ. c.
June 20. Iaw4w,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-20

Gfn. Fi5otiLe59lR Bcyi5ier, Chief sfthe Pi-n-
Corps Of the frrncb army, a., one oi the com,
m"nders OF The l. sioD Of Honor, died at Iari.
on the gath March, after a month's itlpets,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-20

n: n Cbaneery DiRrif Court beid in H1IAiamj.
burg tie 2stb day of A;prH, 1906.
Elizabeth Daniel, execu,rix of John Daniel, Major
Turner and Sally his Wife, ainx. of Chealey Dan
iel, e .nisl, Widow and aimiuiNratrix OF
James Daniel, and Henry Lucas, executor of O.
vertsn Baniel, PLff
againa
James Gregore, furvivng executor of Johu Daniel.
Thomas Healy, late iheriff of TIE county of Mid
sieiez, and fdatiary pofeiior of the goods and
Shattsls, rights and credits of George Lorer, de-
ceaied, who was executor of the lat named
John Daniel, uuad,niniRered by Samuel Klueg,
decsafsd; John Montague, admr. of the faid
Samuel kiugg, Benjamin Kidd and James Kidd,
executor of James Kidd; John Quarles, executor
OF John George, decesied, James Henry Thacker
Iorire and Thomas Fsuntlcroy Dlft,.
81 IL. Of the defendants ntereAed in this caufs,
n not having had legal notice of, or not being
regularly before mater commaionsr Coleman, at
thu time OF making up the ported by him,
the iad pct, fet aide, and it ordered that the
fad accounts be again made up by the faiti commit
HOMER upon notice to all Of tbs Defendants and re-
ported to che court.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-16
Virginia Legislature.

~ j.
Go Thursday last, Mr.. Gho!ston 10.
troduced the following Resolutions into
the house of delegates, with several very
appropriate obsesvasIons:
4 &Pesol0ea, That the senators 10 congress
from this s;ste be Instructed. add the re.
Presentsiives ,heEefrom requested to use
their best endeavors IN procuring the fol.
lowing amendments to the Constitution Of
the U. S. 10 wiz:
1ss. That the Judges Of the supreme.
district, and inferior courts of the u.
States and their territories, may be
removed from Office by the, vote Of
the house Of representatives and the
senate Of the u. S. 10 congress as.
senbled; two-.hirds OF the members
Of each house eonclrrirg therein.
I'd. Tha, the senators 10 the congre SO
the u. S. may be removed from
rihce by the vote Of two ttir5s of all
the members present of the respective
state legislatures, BY which the said
senators have been or may be appoint.
ed.
Mr.. Murdaugh moved the postpone
ment of these resolutions 20 the siss Of
March.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-16

=. Frsya at Yarnouth, So far from /: ans, S
q q ~ US proceeding having taken place. the
'seo ,,;ons Of the Swedish bassacor we're
s'Fao'l hoard but the illustriols prince, on
n' ~ :, armed Of his destined residences aau
|clns ~ wss prosidedfor him as safe aId nos
Pl a,, sssylum, refused thltnsfs oo-
''laov @ hat he wanted no asylum tilat' Goa,
efsn = reoort, It was not necessity mat nag
ra's Ia ! him to come this Country taa1Ae'
na''ss sss s assylum in the Russian tes'asoryi
' Z a aS be had left his wife ans nlsac s'at
s.aet d his journey was ofa nature .Als's-
l;s;..l and Immediately co'cernsd ms n
!, 81 kiag Of Frances and sEas raenes man
8. ss,Sla,ld and betreatcSl otherwise taan
s. 5 .o.sg.isn claiming the ais' q 4sl-ssih .
& IS sceptge q Prince he would return =.
.ss dispatches We're recetssa "a tow '
81 Mr. Nr.proe, brought bysa gent sefnan Wiio
E,ds1 at Doyer. fsosn an rlacris:sn vessel; 'p'i
E E,.;s Int the ambassador hang lett town
Il Friday evening 70 embark, tlicy NSfe Sou
|fcr him
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-16
NOTICE.

wv HEREAS Robert HALEY hath by his
Wv petition in writing, applied to the
honorable Nicholas Fitzhugh, one of the
assistant judges of the circuit court of the
District OF Columbia, to be admitted to the be-
netit OF the actof Congress, for the relief of
insolvent debtors within the district aforesaid,
and has stated therein that he is in actual con-
hncment in the Jail bounds ofAlexandriacounty
at the suits OF Jacob Ish, assignee of Daycy S,
Mills, Jacob Ish, assignee of Rich and VIM.
p. Richardson, and Elisha Jewel * being I'M
able to discharge the said claim with others a.
gainsr him, has offered to deliver up to the use
of his creditors. all his property, real, person
al and mixed-Nohcei is therefore siven. to the
creditors ofthe said Robert HALEY, that on Sa-
'turday the 9Th day of the present month be-
tween the hours of nine and three O'Clock of
the same day,a the court housein Alexandra
the oath ofan insolvent debtor will be admit
nistered to the said Robert HALEY, and a
trustee appointed agrcably to the said act Of
congress, unless cause be then & there shewn
to the contrary,
BY order Of the honorable Nicholas Fitz-
hugh one of the assistan, iudgesof the circuit
court of the District of Columbia,this 10th day
of Dec. 1907.
G. Deneale, C. C.
Dec. Is. st.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-16
Dec. 49,.
FOR SALE,
81 Shares in the Bank Of Po-
t0maC,

Il DlldI les III lllG Ddllk Oh 10
tomac.
Also, FEE $imt.le,
One Lot Of Ground, lying on the
west side of Fairfax-street, opposite the resi-.
dence OF Jonah 1homhson, Esq. 55 and h;4lf
feet front, l2a feet inches deep, OH which
is erected two story Frame House "a and
half by Is feet, and a back building IA and
half by 40 feet, With a good cellar under the
whoie-One Lot on the cast side Of Fairfax
street, 81 feet einches front, 90 feet deep,
with a cellar sunk on the front.
.1lso, on Ground Rent, or Fec-s;1,yake,
One Lot on the north side Queen.
street, near tie intersection Of Queen K Wa
ter-streets, % feet front, So and half feet
deep, on which is erected a neat frame house
by 6 feet, u story, with porch, and
back building u by q feet, and good dry
cellar under the whole--One other Lot adj
Joining, the same dimensions, with feet
alley between, witha small house, cellar and
kitchen.
The above property will be sold on mode
nate terns--one-ffth of the purchase money
will be required, and the balance on liberal
credit.
III s O,
90 perches Stone, luitable for cell
lar walls.
Hugh Carolin.
DcCcmDer 10. st
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-16
One Cent Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber on 10th
IN Of Dec. ! SOC .4nos Mitchell an appren-
tice to the Mpenters trade--All persons are
hereby cautioned against harboring or en-
ploying said apprenticc-The above reward
will be given for bringing him home, butno
further charges.
Hugh Carolin.
December ol6. st
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-16
alera,suria Eatlp Grbsrtisgr.
AyEDNESD ~, DEcEmBER IS.
--.r---
colg.s1UNIC.dTIc.N.
PEACE FOR THE PRESENT.

NJ a
WE observe il. a report made TO Congress
by the Secretary of the Navy few days. ago,
and which has been received and acted upon
by the representatives ofthe people, taat the
great question of peace or war cannot be de-
cited on for the prescnt-The Secretary re.
ports thai the Constitution, " meaning the Y.
States !" requires inconsiaerable repair there
fore the present repaheps may soon be dis
nlisscd-he also says the President and Con-
gress require considerable repairs. Now, as
itis generally uncerstoodt that the President is
TO be Laird III, in dry dock, after the next year,
and is rot TO be repaired.f for another voyage,
we hnmbIy conceive that there is no other
mode Of repairing the Congress, but by dis
tributing her tinbers and making ar entire
new selection oftne best materials the couatry.
will afford, aad those materials put together
before the great question Of peace or war can
he decided.
Captain Evaos, ia the ship yaoe, arriv-'
ed in Hampton Roads from Rotterdam,
which place he isf, the 23d cf October.
brings no news--he says tha, 20 embargo
was expected in Holland. 10 consequence
OF which the American consul had advised
the masters o. .smeticau vessels to hasten
their departure. No reason was assigned
far the expectation.
A London PAGER of November 2, OBJ
serves that { Denmark having declared
wsrsas asnst Great 6fisain, her West India
Islands have pow become legitimate OBJ.
jec, eff aiszCs, aud ramor states that go
sernmenf have actually sent out orders for
Inst purpose = Iwoald be well for our
merchants 10 bear this in mind
Kfng sproclamation On this very To-.
sefes,ing ofhcsss paper We shall make but
two observations.
ITfst--It,t 9ucstion which has been so
much discussed in our newspapers, viz:
7uiefhera SHIP of zuaY shall search anotker
ship Of War; 1uteathe respective sovereigns
are at peace is here ses,lsd. All such
prstentions is row, by inevitable inference,
renounoedbv the English government.
Second The right beiog denied any
Brush sailor 10 become oaturaIized in any
foreign countfy, we conceive tha, Great
Britain ought, 10 consistency, to tspeal
those laws Of her own. which hold, out
temptations 70 foreign sailors, TO enter into
her service, by promisirg them pa,uraliza-
tion after two years OF good behavior ID
her navy (N. 4. En-. Post.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-16

The brig Betsey and Peggy, from Trini-
dad, for Baltimore, was abandoned BY the
crew at sea, who have arrived at NeW-L ON
don.
Arrived, schooner Messenger White, q
days from HAVANA. B
Left schooner Nonpareil, Quincy, from
Baltimore arrived the day before. The sch'r
William Wilson sailed Tor Baltimore 3 days
before. Dec. s, in lat 3s IL, experienced a
heavy gale from N. w. in which he lost his
sbowsprit and foretopmast.
The sch'r Fly, from Halifax is aground on
the Bodkia Knowles.
n The Danish sch'rVon Seal from cape Fran.
co.'s IS In the FLYER.
Also. snow arayon, Eycleth, 10 days from
Havanna.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-16
Lost OF Mislald,

A NOTE, drawn by Allen and Francis
c Dodge, Of George Town, in favor of
the subscribers, fer S2e5 "a cents, and by
us endorsed, dated 18th December, pay able
in sixty days, negotiable.in the Bank OF Alex
andria.- -As payment has been stopped it can
be Of no use to the finder, who'is requested TO
leave it at the store OF
Nevett g Baden.
l Dc. TO- st
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-16
B II e Z I NJ O K E
Rolling and Sitting Mill.

8 II NE subscribers are daily receiving froia
i the mandatory complete supply OF
80, I'D, 3d., sd, I'd, Sd, Tod, I'D and 30 pen
ny Hoop Iron suitable for cut nails-Also,
Spike and Nail Rods of all sizes, manufacture
ed from iron of the best quality and executed
in the neatest manner, which they sell az PHI
ladelphia prices for cash, or on the usualcre
dit for accsptanees in Baltimore They als,
execute orders lif for more than a ten) in the
neatest manner at very hort notice.
Andrew & Thomas Ellicott.
Baltimore, Oct. 81. Nov. 81 toie4
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-16
Notice is hereby given,

To the Stockholders etthe bank et9.4lerandria.
THAT an election will be held at the court
house in this town ON the third Monday in
Jan. next, for the purpose of chusing nine Di-
rectors for the ensuing year agreeably to char
ter.
By order Of the President and Directsrs,
Gurdin Chaplin, Cash'v.
Dec To- cote.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-16
u OaS r.

L o S T,
y a COLD breast PIN, marked w. H.
sA p. set with coaneian. The finder
will be rewarded by leaving it with the Prin-
ter.
December l6 st
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-16

spanfsh ;asetf ereace Nth 5ea1ssa
Inc followies aruclc is rrpublishrd
IN The Register Of Tuesday last.
ssp's'n Bacon OF the bsig Eliza, arrIved
'nlsport from the Havaaua. has repor.
s'-'ne cassom-hnuse, shat one nf his
.e 2 wa Impressed as,he Havanna by
guard boat, ons.te plea that he 7vas a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-29

tercourse and friendship of the two natl
ons restored on honorable x equal grounds.
Should, however, f1rohe1- satisfaction be re-
fused, you will then doubtless recollect that
no common OCCASION has aroused you--that
not only your rights, but your national no.
nor has been attacked, and in a way to
make accommodation extremely difficult
The least PREPARATION that even the most mo-
derate government usf conceive indispen-
sable, may be refused by nation long ac-
customed TO control the ocean, and little
used to concession.
Under this aspect, fear the equality
which VIC must respect and never lose
sight Of, may not only be forgotten by her,
but even former resentmentS and situations
be recollccted.
Should this unfortunately be the case,
should the only satisfaction which can be
received be denied, and things be driven to
eXtremities, you must in your turn remem-
Der your own and the conduct of your an
cestors, under circumstances mulch more
trying than can again occur. In the for
'ner struggle with Great Britain, your po-
pulation was not one half 50 numerous as
il is at present. You had neither govern
ment, laws or revenue a great proportion
Of your inhabitants was opposed to your re-
volution. You had neither ammunition, or
the means to obtain II ; or friends, or allies
to support you.
You were destitute Of manufactures, and
literally without.the comforts or even the
necessaries of life you had at that time, the
most powerful and victorious people III Eu-
rope to contend with. You we're a handful
Of coionists scattered over an immense con-
tinent, the name ef which was scarcely
known to other nations
But, Under all these discouraCjng, nay
hopeless circumstances, when her rights
were attacked, what was the language OF
America! From the moment she saw ho-
norable reconciliation at an end, she spurn.
ed at every thing that was otherwise.
She met the struggle with the hrmness
and moderation alw VS. essential 20 true
dignity.--Shc soon convinced the world
that men who could forego their profits
their pleasures, and the pcsceable enjoy.
ment sf their dsarest connexions, and ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-29

were filled with their vessels Of commerce,
and some of them ofwar; our stores with
their manufactures, and our towns with
their merchants and subjects while every
act, not only of Just and honorable neutra-
lity, but of hospitality and friendship, was
exercised towards them while special
missions of ministers plenipotentiary were
resident at their court, for the express pur-
pose of removing every cause Of dissention,
and drawing still more closely the bonds of
amity-the Leohard, a ship of war belong
ing TO the government of Great Britain,
and of very superior force, has attacked
the Chpsahsake, frigate Of the United
States, in q most wanton unprovoked man
ner, killed and wounded number of her
seamen, and grossly violated every princi-
pie of neutrality.
Thatthe indignation every class of our
citizens is excited by this event--that they
consider it paramount to every considera-
ton and that they have pledged, most so
lemniy, their lives and fortunes, to support
the government of their country, in every
measure which its wisdom NAV adopt, 70
obtain complete and honorable reparation
The great respect and attachment all
ways due 90 a government so remarkable
for it's justice and moderation, for its de-
sire ofhonofable peace, and its maintenance
Of our public rights as OR own, will, no
doubt, iRduce us all to confide implicitly in
its decisions but, as it is always safest,
and particularly when events like these
occur, TO be prepared for every extremity,
] la =, in hur8uaHee Of fhe reeommcHaati-
on oftbe general meeting, addressed you,
requesting you who are officers, to use eve-
ry means iu your power TO have the militia
under your command promptly armed and
equipped, and prepared to obey the cali Of
the Federal Government, shoiild they re.
quire the services Of any part Of them ;
and earnestly iutreat orr fellow-citizens
who are the priyatcs, to second your efforts
by every means in their power.
Il is to he hoped this atrocious act Of vin-
lcuce has not been authorised by tie Bri.
tish government, and will be promptly anC
honorabIy disavowed by them-that on TIT
demand being made ample and satisfacto
~ repatriation viii be sydsTsd, and shs N
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-29
SAM: COLEMAN, d. Il. G.

for liberty, could never be reduced 20 vas
salage. The prevalent and steady Ian
guage OF America then was, to risk their
towns, to give up the Injuries and even the
conveniences of life, to be prepared to re-
sist the power of Their enemy, and not to
lament their losses, while their woods, ttrir
honor and their liberty was left to them
thus determined, they resisted not IN vain.
The almighty disposer Of events crowned
their efforts with success, and stampt our
country the freest, and until this moment,
the happiest residence of the human race.
Amidst, however, the vicissi,udes that
attend every state, fear that, removed
as we supposed we were from almost every
possibility of interference with the general
confusion and war that every where pre-.
walls, even our distance and unexampled
moderation will not much longer protect us
from participating in their evils
IF the crisis does arrive if YOU are o.
bliged TO defend your rights by arms, voA
will have the solid comfort of rejecting
nat your government is right, and that the
pretence by which il is attempted TO ius-
tify this act, is totally unfounded that the
laws Of nations give no r ght to demand the
seamen who were said to be mutineers, and
that Our constitution and laws forbid their
surrender.
Having THUS, Justice on cur side an hos
nbrable and patriotic government, around
which the people rally unanimously vast
national resources and means of defence,
within yourselves numerous and power
ful friends in Europe domestic manuf c.
lures which, in time Of war, will som be
sbundanuy sufficient FOR your own SUPP
plies.--Thus Situated, am sure you viii
meet any event, as frcemen ought and
that you will rscolicct the manner in which
yo1r ancestors achieved your iudcpen-
dehce and supported its rights--thAt haS
wing, through their frmhess and love q
liberty, receiv them uncontaminat ted,
YOU, too, will consider yourselves bound in
honor TO transmit them unimpaired, 70
your poSteiity.
CHARLES PINCKNEY
C6arlssisa, JHly IL, 1897.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-29
HitDiiionh 9srite Current,
(coRRFcTED wEEKLy.)
BOSTON, July II.

Legally authorized Tom; Meetirp.
YESTERDAY the inhabitants Of this town
assembled at Fanuiel-Hall, 70 consider the
communications from the committee Of the
citizens of Norfolk and Portsmouth, Virgil
MIA, respecting the late attack on the A.
merican fTigate Che8aheGke, by his Bri-
fannie Majesty's ship Leonard, acting un-
der the orders of Ad niral Berkeley. John
Coihn Jones, Esq. was chosen Moderator
and the following gentlemen were appoin-
ted committee to draft suitable resoluti-
ons--tIon. John Q. Adams, Hon. Harrison
G.. Otis, Hon. William Eustis, Hon. Chris
topher Gore, DR.. Charles Jarvis, Hon. John
&. Jones, Thomas IL. Perkins, ESQ. Hon.
jonathan Mason, DIR. John Warren.
The committee reported the following
resolutions, which were agreed to without
division by the committee, and unanimous
~ accepted by the town:
WHEREAS by the communications
from Norfolk, Portsmouth, and vicinitics,
and the proclamation Of the PREstDENT
of the UHited Suites, it appears that the
sovereignty Of Our country has been insult
ted, and tlic lives Of our citizens sacrificed,
by the uniustihable conduct o. a British arr
med ship -
ResotUed, That we consider the unpro-
tOked attack made on the United .Sidfss'
armed ship The CHeSa6cdkc, by the Britt n
ship OF war the Leonard, a wanton outra K
upon the lives Of orr fellow cItizens, di-
rect violation Of our NATIONAL honor, and an
infringement Of CIR saiiosel tights asd 80.
vSrsigny.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-29

Resoi1ed, that we most sincerely ap-
prove the proclamation, and the firm and
dispassionate, course Of policy pursued By
the President Of the United States, and we
will cordi"lly unite with our fellow-citizens
in affordiDg effectual support to such mea-
sures as our government may further a.
dept, in the present crisis Of our affairs.
Resolved, that we shall remember with
pride and pleasure the patriotic and spiri-
dconduct ofthe citizens of Norfolk, Ports
mouth and their vicinities, before the or
ders Of the government we're known, upon
this momentous occasion; and that they
are entitled to the thanks and appreciation
of their fellow citizens throughout the uni
on.
Resolved, that the selectmen be reques-
ted to return suitable answer to the res
pectful communications from our fellow
citizens of Norfolk, with the proceedings
of this meeting.
WILLIAM COOPER, T'oSVn Clerk.
There were probably between 1900 and
2O0D citizens asgembipd ~ Eanuiel- Hall
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-29
CHARLESTON. July Il.

The General Meeting of the Citizens Of
Charleston, held OF the 9Th inst. having
requested the Governor, as Comman-
der in Chief, Co direct the Militia,
promptly to arm and equip themselves,
and to be prepared to obey the call Of the
General GovGrnmcat--in pursuance of
their request, his ExceIleucy has sent
the following circular letter to the Ma
jor Generals and Brigadiers of the Mi
litia, with a request to have the same
communicated to the Officers and Pri-
Yates of their respective Divisions and
Brisades.
FELLow-CIrIzENs,
j HAVE the honor to enclose you the
proceedings and resolutions of general
meeting Of the citizens Of Charleston, held
on the 9Th inst and TO refer you 70 the
same, for the causcs which gave rise to it
and tie consequences which may be ex
pec;cd.
YcU will see by this statement, that, IN
sHc u pfoiturd peace, Nhiie or barber
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-29
GENERAL ORDERS.
RICHMOND, July lHh, 1907.

THE President
and will with all the world 1t had hoped that their and pacific councils
is
which
in
lie in waters O
action
this bloody
bold which
The
Whether make ample
lena thereby preve to
o ccep
withheld
Council and n
ing her quota ohe the President be forthwith drafted
They will of the following proportions Artillery Cavalry Riaem and