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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-12
A Copy, Teste--
VIZ. w. IlENlNC, &C.

The parties interested in the above suit
will take notice, that have appointed Mon
day the Goth August next, for taking the ac-
Count directed by the decree pronounced In
this cause, when they are required to attend
at the Swan Tavern, in this city, al Q o.
clock, a. M. with their accounts and youcb-
ers, prepared to 50 into the same.
JOHN NICHOLSON, NC.
Richmond, Commissioners Once,
1st July, 1s1l,---(tdrn.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-12
FALL GOODS--rhe subscriber mas received
by the Avesick from London and Cora from
Liverpool, general assortment Of
G O O d S,

suitable to the season.
-AMoEo rnEM ARR
London and Yorkshire Superire Cloths sno
Cassimeres
Union, Bedford and Bennett Cords,
Swansdowns, Toilinettes and Dinin'. SD and
dble. Mild CloIhs,
Coating, Bearskin, FriezeJ FIannels & Baizes,
Plains, Kersey's and Blankets,
Cough and Brathwaiie's naj1 Cottonr
Yam Hose, Worstcd and Cotton Stockinss,
Hhdfs. shawIs and Musiins,
SILK Velvets and Sewing silk,
IRISH Linens and Droghcda's,
Oacen's Cord, Yelvets, It.ickse,ts and Con.
sti.ution Cords,
A good assortment of Saddery, Hardware
and Cutlery,
Smiths Bellows, Anvils and Vices,
Far Bar Crawiey 8. Englt,h Blisiered Steel
lie continues 10 transact business on COMM,
sion. aud has for sale,
ON CONSIGNMENT.
Queens Ware, Whisky, Shad and Bar lion
ROBERT GAMBLE.
Richmond. Nov 9, 1910. If.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-12

Just Received and for Sale by the Subscri-
bers,
10000 W.T.. BACON,
500 Sacks SALT, Liverpool filed,
224 Tierces Blown SALT, 8 bush each,
Pipes 4th proof BRANDY,
8 Pipes Country GIN,
10 Bags PEPPER,
Kegs Fresh NUTMEGS,
Hhtls COPPERAS,
90 Boxes TEA CHINA.
FOSTER & SATCHELL.
Richmond, oath June, 1911. (wsw)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-12
Drawing next Month.
THE COMMENCEMENT

THE COMMENCEMENT
Of the Drawing Of the SUSQUEHANNA
LOTTERY, will positively take
place on the Fourth Monday in next month
lAugust) and will continue to draw regular
ly three days in each week, till finished, and
that no apology viii be offered for the post
poncment of "a single day.
In THE ABOVE LOTTERY ARE
10000
10000
10000
5000
~ 5000
1000
1000
1000
Highest Prizes.
Only 10000 Tickets, and not two blanks tc
a prize.
| Tickets for sale a.the Argus Office-Prize.
IN former lotteries received in payment.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-12


ID ANYWAY from the subscriber on the
~ 1fth inst. a Mulatto man, named Hall
re Is lower than the generality of grown
Negroes, rather thick for his height, and
somewhat heshy-his nose is very fat and
broad, and features generally bad--has
thick and bushy head of hair, and wore it
plated behind. He has been seen passing
IN oish rsasn%i frs Ia f,rt,
means improperly obtained free pass -
Any person who will! deliver him to the sub
scribers at Fine-creek Mills, in powkatan
county, shall receive liberal reward for
50 dong.
Edxd. Mayo,
Sam. Pleasauts, jr.
Trustees to the Estate of S. Plea
SAINTS. sen'r.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-12
AGAINST.

Elizabeth Patteson, executrix Of Charles
Patteson, and George Christian, executor Of
Peter Patteson, decd. and Martha Patteson
Elizabeth M'Reynolds, Charles Patteson,
Peggy Patteson, Polly Patteson, Peter Pate
son, Jenny Patteson, Henry Patteson, Fanny
tattesOn, and Patteson, and Chas
Bacon son K heir Of Nancy Bacon, late Nancy
Patteson, children and heirs at law Of Charles
Patteson, deceased, and dcvisees of the said
Peter Patteson, deceased, Mary Ann Pat
tesoD, widow of John Patteson, deceased.
Charles Phelpes and Molly his Wife, Lewis
Dawsonand Lucy his Wife, Samuel p. Chris
tan and Nancy his Wife, Samuel Patteson
and John Patteson, infants, BY the said Sa-
muel p. Christian specially assign'd their
Guardian, heirs Of the said John Patteson.
decd. dcft's
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-12
VIRGINIA:

at Superior Court of Chancery holden at
the Capitol in the city of Richmond the 9th
day of February, 1911.
John NJ. Walker, administrator with the
will annexed of John Christian, decd. James
Patterson, the same John M. Walker, adj
ministrator of Joyce Christian deed. and the
said John NJ. Walker and Susanna his wife,
sole heiress of the said Joyce Christian, and
George Smith, and the said John M. Walker,
executor of Lucy Duguid, decd. and George
Christian and Joyce p. his wife, George +,
Duguid and Elizabeth his wife, and LYDIA
Duguid, heirs Of the said Lucy Duguid, decd.
Pits
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-26
CHEAP GOODS.

Now opening at the Corner Store By N.
Market House, in Shepherds. Town.
Among which are:
Beautiful Rich CANTON GRAPES
Silks, Satins, Damask and Large Sir
Shawls, Lace Caps, Handkerchief and
Sleeves, IRISH LINENS, Damssk t..
BILE Linens, ditto Table Cloths, Linen CAM
brio, Shifting Cambrics, Cambria Musl;ns
Lace and Leno ditto, Callicoes and Cine
hams, Super Extra Superfne Cloths and
Cassimeres, Cords and Velvets, FRS, Cbo0
India Nankeens, Fresh Teas of a supetior
quality, &c. &c. &c. All which ,oas bought
with CASH in the Ne,O. 1ork and PhiladeL
bhid Markets, previous TO the late ihigh ad.
yance in The price Of GOODS. In conse.
quence that no more Goods can be admitted
into the United States from England, up.
der the late law of Congress, it is expected
that Goods will be extremely scarce and
high in short time; many articles have
already advanced beyond all expectation.
The present is a favourable opportunity for
every person to supply themselves with
CHEAP GOODS, by the Piece or Smaller
Quantity.
JAMES S. LANE, BROTHER, & Co
N. B. AS heretofore, a liberal allowance
will be made to those who buy to sell again.
WE HAVE
Hugh Longs Warranted
Sickles, Waldron's Grad.
ling and Grass Scythes,
with almost every other article the Far.
mers may want.
- Seven Dollars cash per cord will be
paid for Tanners Bark, if delivered soon
J. S. LANE, BROTHER, & Co.
Shepherds Town, June FL, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-26
Berkeley, IS.

Berkeley, IS.
July Court, 1911:
John Linganfelter. Jacob Linganf4lter,
George Linganfelter and Elizabeth Lin.
ganfelter, children of Abraham Lingan.
felser, deceased. Complainants.
Rosanna Myers, Sarah Myers, John N.Y.
ers, Peter Myers and Mary Myers,
children of Jacob Myers, dec. Def'ts,
In CHANCERY.
TINE defendants, not having entered
4 their appearance agreeable to an act
of Assembly and the rules of this Court,
and it appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court, that they are not inhabitants of this
commonwealth, on motion of the COM
plalnants, by their counsel, II is ordered,
that the said defendants, do appear here on
the second Monday in September next, to
answer the bill of the complainants, and
that copy of this order be forthwith inser.
ted in the Martinsburgh Gazette for two
months successfully, and published at the
door of the Court. House of said County.
A Copy. Tes,e,
July 10.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-26
Wanted a quantity ofP lank.

THE subscriber will contract for the
i purchase of twenty or thirty thou.
sand feet of three quarter Yellow Poplar.
Chestnut or White Oak PLANK, 12 feet
long and from to inches wide, to be de.
livered at his landing on the Potomack, eli.
ther this fall or early the next spring-Also
fer 1000 Locust or Chestnut Posts.
RAWLEIGH COLSTON.
Berkeley, April &c, 1911. [nl
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-26
10 the Public.

WHAT now write, is painful to my
wv feelings, bot rePugnant as it is, |
must do tiny wife short time since, left
nv house, without any reasonable cause,
for have always treated her with the kind.
ness due from husband. She took with
her a set of Silver Tea Spoons, marked on
che handles with G.. M. W. and number
of other articles too tedious to mention. ]
am therefore dissgresably compelled here.
by 20 forwarn allpersons from dealing with,
harbouring, or transacting any kind of bust
ness with her without my consent, as am
determined to prosecute the defaulter .to
che utmost extent Of the law.
."S GEORGE WIBLY.
May 81, 1911. l'"I
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-26
S9t &d(e.
sStray &ep.

CTRAYED from the Commons of Mar
y tinsburgh, on Thursday the 29th of
June last, PIED COW, white and red,
has short tail, it having been bit off by a
cog, her ears very white; it is about seven
weeks since she had calf, and is about
eight years old i; was raised by Mr.. George
Newkirk, from whom l lately purchased
her. will give Two Dollars to any per.
son who will take up said Cow and return
her to me in Martinsburgh.
JACOB CROWL.
July 10, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-26
MILLS FOR SALE.

NNthe 3ist day of July inst. will be
~ sold on the premises to the highest
bidder, and immediate possession gwen,
"Ihe Orange MiiS," situate in Orange
county on the Rapadan river, AZ miles a.
bove Fredericksburg, and about one mile
below the junction of the rivers kaPadan
and Robson. These mills, from their 81.
tuation and structure are considered the
best above the falls of the Rappahannock,
always having an abundance OF water, and
being in the midst of neighbourhood sur
passed by none in Virginia for wheat. he
merchant mill house is sufficiently Target WITH
Gamers completely to hold upwards OIL 900
bushels of grain, has five floors, two water
wheels, runs two pair OF burrs and pair
ofrubbers, and third pair OF burrs are a.
bout to be fixed with all necessary machi-
nery--the corn or Grist Mill runs two pair
of country stones, receives toll OF from
TO 500 barrels of corn annually, and will
probably receive more when third are adj
ded, which are also about to be hxed--a.-
tached to these Mills are 4 SO acres OF
land, on which stands, on an handsome
cmiuence, convenient dwelling house,
kitchen, and other houses, also cooper's
shops, and store house, where large a.
mount of goods has been vended. On the
opposite side of the river are three acres OF
Land, on which stands a Saw-Mill; this
property has greatly increased in value,
from a certainty that the river will shortly
be made navigable, an act having passed
the Virginia Legislature for that purpose,
which, when effected, will ensure this to
be place of deposit for considerable guam
titles Of produce. he Swift Run Turn
pike, it is thought, willpa within CT a
miles of these mills, which will be another
great advantage. One third part of the
purchase money will be required in 90 and
12o days, for which approved negotiable
paper in any of the northern or Virginia
banks must be given, one third the 1st da,
OF November 1912, and one third the LIST
day of November 1918, for which bonds
with approved security or deeds of trust on
the property will be required. At the
same time and place will be sold Izoefve
likely Negroes; amongst them are several
valuable Coopers and Miicrs-also, be-
tween 90 and sc, ooo Barrel Slaves: cash
or approved negotiable paper as above will
be required for them.
THOMAS RICHARDS.
Tulv 10, 1911. IS.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-26

Berkeley, IS.
July Court, 1911.
Nicholas Orrick and Charles Orrick,
adm'rs of Mary Orrick, dec. Comp'ts,
against
James Small, Archibald Shearer, Alexan-
der Porter6eld and James B. Small,
Defendants,
In CHANCERY.
TINE defendant Alexander Porterfeld,
1 not having entered his appearance a.
greeable to an act of Assembly and the rules
of this Court, and it appearing to the salts.
faction of the Court, that he is not an in
habitant of this commonwealth, on motion
of the compliments, by their counsel, II is
ordered, that the said Alexander Porterheld,
do appear here on the second Monday in
September next, to answer the bill of the
compliments, and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in the Martinsburgh
Gazette for two months successfully, and
published at the door Of the Court House
of said County.
A Copy. Teste,
July IL.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-26
Will be Sold.

To the highest bidder, far Cash, on SAruR.
DAY, the 3lst Of AUGUST next, before
the door Of ROBERT FuLTos's Tavern,
in Charles. Ior0n,
A valuable Negro Woman,
together with number of valuable articles
of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE -
the same having been conveyed to the un-
dersigned in trust by George Hite, to Sc.
cure the payment of debt due from
him to James Hite, Jacob II. Manning,
and Benjamin Strother, deceased.
JOSEPH w. DAVIS.
June % 1911. is
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-26
Boot and Shoe Man4factoyv.

BOOT ana Sh0e !u07'a!f0ct0ry.
THE subscriber again very respectfully
informs his customers, the inhabitants
of Martinsburgh, and the public generally,
that from his late establishment, he is ena.
bled to execute all kind of work in the neat.
est, most substantial, most serviceable and
most fashionable manner-Having spared
40 pains in procuring complete and fashi.
enable workmen, and having always on
hand materials of superiour quality, he
feels not the slightest hesitation in assert
ing, that he will make it the advantage of
every person who may please to employ
him.
He intends always to keep on hand a
quan,ity of work ready made, to supply
customers in immediate want-He pledges
himself to execute all orders in town, or at
distance, in punctual manner.
He still continues to reside at his old
stand, opposite Mr.. N. Choppert's, and
nearly opposite Capt. ]. Faulkner's store.
CHRISTOPHER M'ALISTER.
MartinSburgh, June T, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-26
Gstattulaet,1fe Of gfo,tr.

65sldtt1}T gfture pE 8IqHr.
THE subscriber respectfully informs his
l. customers and the public 10 general,
that his MILL on Opeckon, three miles
from its mouth, is in complete repair for
Manufacturing Flour, and that he will
stand the inspection of all Flour manufac-
tured at his Mill, if the Wheat is merchan-
table. He will give the highest price in
Cash, for Merchantable Wheat.
CHRISTIAN TABLER.
July IL, 1911.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-04

September, Of the present year =,
iii S have been prescribed 10 IT, IL
ers to be exercised by The execute ''S'
vclnment, and that 10 the ia,erin, g.
ua,il the Cortes shall es..h!!,.. ,u,,, '1a
which they arr to Dc gpve,ned, ,h,r y
to use. al ,he powers which snail h. %'
cessary tor the defence, sctu,i,y and W" W.
mnistration of the 4ovrtnmrn;, dur,,, :"
present critical cireum,ti,...s tina, ~ ~ !. ~
responsibility which Il y require lr,n :" a.
Council OF Regency ',.ey exclude rn,.E
that absoIute mvioiab'iity conuectsd WI!
the sacred person Of the king. Win :,
gard to the method Of communications T.
tween the Council Of Regency and y
C~nes, until more convenient one sh.rr
adopted, the pres MT method shall DE- USED
The Council Of Regency viii have II;
understood as An answer TO their address =,
the 26th OF this present month.
Given in this royal island OF L.eop a., ,
o'clock in the morning OF the 27ta OF S,
teHtsr, 1870.
(Ssnrd)
RAM0U LAzARo DE Dcu,
PyssiQtY.
EvAREsTo PEREZ DE CASTRO,
MANUEL LuXAN,
secretaries.
transmit, the foregoing to Won, for yea,
instruction. aud go.ernmenI.---God ~.
serve you many years
Royal islana Of L on, 2S.h Of Sep,eo.b.,
lSlo.
NICOLAS MARIA DE S1rsy.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-04
FOR SALE,

A LEASE for lives, for Sl2 acres ct land
n lying in the county OF Fairfax, and be-
intr part OF the tract of land called " Ravens
.,orfh," the annual rent of which is fifty dol
lars. It's about nine miles from Alexandria,
the Little River Turnpike Re d passing near
it. There is on said tarm very convenient
dwelling aud farm houses, and good apple
orchar., and about sIxteea acres in clover,
esual 70 any in the neighborhood, ABOUT the
same quantity of timo'ay meadow OF excel
lent quality, and IS much more unimproyed.
This farm is divided into ave lots. and the
feacing in to,erab!e repair If it is not dis
possd of by tire FIRST sf October, will lease
i for lives. ], is so situated As to make two
tcnements. ANY person wishing to purchase
or lease said farm for lives, will please apply
te the subscriber residing on the premises.
Joseth FowfO,
July -. 1a"o
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-04
Fran tie Paris A5nitear.
French account efthe zcar in 20, tusc,

French account gftAs zoar in P5,tugc,
According to tn: accounts given BY f.,
Foy, the conduct of the English IN d.
country is inconccivable. Vhrv bayr r,
lireIy laid WASTE, bero: and ,i.stroyed g.
venty leagues of territory /; circums,so.
which sLc@s to Gr ccn,in;nt, the ta,e
would experience, if they should ever Oh.
tin any Influence there. Portugal he
been treated like Bengal after th> Iu!!..,
fashion.
As for the res. hrEaglsh occupy, at ii.
gates OF Lisbon, slrong position covc,d|
with redoub's, in which thy have c-Nr,.
ell canson of every kid that hey could
procure. The prince OF Essiing drove ;h,a
at the p~in, OF the bayonrt from Alai|
da TO the capital, that is to say lr 4
space of eighty leagues No obs ac!e la
retarded his mar,h. 1t is owing to- ,hs ]
rapdity that the fine valley OF The Tasus ~
remained untouched. and that the cu,u
had not AN opportunity OF ravagiie adj
burning II, and which assures the su5ss
encr OF tne army for four or Fl We mon.ls.
The prince of Essl.ug has thrown
bridge over the Zezere, two re,rs de sa
which are in,pre gna1Ic. H. has also a.
!ec,ed his magazines at San,ar. m. Wild
he Is Terrifying, and la, mark d out d,
positions to put i; GU; OF the dsuaer Of
coup de- main, for the r.Irp ,sr I, { assn ]
ing bis ccmmuucaiious ST.. hi, stru.
places.
The English army hiss j or at NAV
sick. There are also graf uunb,rd
English deserters, while III re is nAm
deserter from the Frerch arely. Evil
thirg that has been published in IN. In
gilsh papers upon this subisct, and upon,
supposed famine, which il We arc to b:
lieve them, ha. lasted moe han ,A
months, are SO maav idle tales Inv aeds
divert thr people OF England t,"n !o'r
larms which they have conceived rc.,s@
ing The fate Of the English army.
There has been ter DAYS rain bu; I.
weather has now become vr'v Elc. x
army has very few sick OuecayAiys
principally fed upon Indian corn, ct "hla
there is gr'a, plenty the horses arc
good condition.
The enirench;d camp of the Eas!ish5'
tore Lisbon makes toelr p s'on 'sss
"b'e but 1t r'quirrt TO he dslerJ,dE
iorlv or fifty thousand English troops
The Engl'sh feet with an ia,men,r nua
Der OF transports, is anchored in tn" ~.
The population of the Who'll. N)rh
Portugal is ssrmbl,d !, lib ~ inc"
sequence OF which n I'M nrns au'nsd
people are collected Their, which is Pr,
ductive of great disorders aud dreiol'
|. niue.
AS the general Of brigade, Lsof"t
was waking on the banks o. ,oe iaS''
p'la FH.nca, 9Th iri-nd, ,,c VS. Gu"
t"o BY a cannon shot. 1h;s yaua- s I.
officer was Of great pron'st and us d"
much rte,eued
Inc prisoners on each side have w.
ex,haaged.
~
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-04
BCS ION, zen. "a.

Massachusetts, Lssis'a!Ere. j
At the time assigned tor tx mss''os
the general court yesterday, doth 1'aa''
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-04

Mechanic Rst1ef society.
a STATED quarterly meeting of the
N Mechanic Relief Society, viii he held
A. rae house of Mr. Daniel MEo@gcN, on
Wednesday evening next, at SIX O'CLOCK -
Punctual attendance IS requested.
By order of the President,
John Macleod. Sfcy.
February 2. st
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-04

The decretal answer Of the General and
Extraordinary Cores, to the address Of
the Council Of Regency:
The General and Extraordinary Cortes
declare, that by the decree of the a4.h OF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09
From Cotferburg.

The flip Powhattan, Williams
from Gottenburg, which place ihe
lefr the 10th of July, has arrived at
N. York, and itates that there were
but few American veiIels in port.
China goods were wholly unfaleable,
even az great facrifce The mar
kets were completely glutted with
almoit every defeription of colonial
produce, particularly coffee and fu-
gar of the former, upwards of
10, ooo, 900 lbs. and Of the latter
o,coo, 600 were ftored in Gotten
burg, neither would bring the origin
al colt in the United States. OF to-
bacco, cotton, rice and hides, the
qaantity was 70 large, that fales of
thetc articles could only be effected
at loGng prioes.-Upwards of forty
fail Of American fhips had patied the
Sound and Belt, Gnce the navigation
opened for Ruilia. The greater part
had touched at Sottenburg. The
Ru1ian ports were the only ones ac-
ceilble, Sweden excepted. In con-
fequence of the large quantities Of
colonial goods arrived and expected
to arrive at St. Peteriburg the mar
kets had materially declined, while
Ruflian commodities had advanced
In price.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09
BortlanO,
--latest from England.
Monday, September 3, 1911.


--latest from England.
London papers to the 18th of July
have been received at Ncwyork. They
are barren of important information,
unless the speculations and remarks Of
the English editors on the affair Of the
Little Belt, should be an exception
On this subject we give the following
extracts from London. papers of July
the 18th. The Morning Chronicle is
opposed and the Courier friendly to the
present Ministry. !,
LONDON, JULY II.
AT length we have the Englifh ac-
counts of the outrage committed on
the Little Belt. 1t is precifely as we
anticipated. There can be no doubt
of the dcGgn of the American gov
eminent and we arc alto convinced
that they will neither apologize for
the infult, nor depart from the
claims they have fct up. We feel
the very inconvenient dilemma in
which it puts our Miniifers, and
which they have foley to attribute
to their own folly in not confirming
the arrangement that MIR. Erfkine 70
fenGbly made. But it is now too
Tate, perhaps, to retrieve the error by
eoncefion for it is impoAbk to Eb-
nit to this infuk. Morning Chronicle.
The American Government hav.
ing made fuch hate to publifh Ro-
gers account of his action with the
Little Belt, as if they were anxious
to fhow their defire to fhut the door
againft all negotiation, explanation
and adjufment, our Government
have felt it their duty not to with
hold Capt. Bingham's account. 1t
will be found we publifhed correct
fkctch of it in the Courier of the 4th
infant, and that the account given
BY the Americans is any thing but
Tic rue OuC.
THE Courier exprefFes a perfeo
conviction of the truth Of every part
Of Capt. Bingham's letter, and OF
the falsity Of the statements in Cap,
Rogers's which initiate with it ;
and INDUCES in coarie language a
rainft the latter
The American government, hav.
ing pnbliihed Rogers account, ard
approved of bis conduct, thereby pre-.
Gliding all negotiation; capt. Binp
hams letter having placed it beyone
a doubt, that the hottie conduct 81
the American was wholly Improve
ked and that letter being coupled
with Admiral Sawyer's previous in
itru6tions, dcmonifratiyc Of the anx
iety of our governments, not to civ,
the ieat provocation or cauic Of Of
fence TO the United States, there i
but one courfe left for us to pur(ue
The blood Of our murdered coun
trymen NUT be ysvenged, and 7vaI
nilF enjue. The conduit Of Ameri
ca leaves us no alternative s tire
lore il is idle, if not worie, to trea
the fubjel as if it were |" an incon
veiiient dilemma, which miniiters.
according to the opposition, !" hav
FOLEY to attribute to their own fell,
IN not confirming Mr.. Erikine's Zen