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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-10
PLATTsDURG. Nov. IS.
MAJ ITAiiX MEMnD ANrNA

MILITARY MEMORANDA.
On Sunday last, left this place for the
North " estern Army, the following NUM-
tons Of war, &c.
Twenty-eight gun carriages, for eiph-
teen Founders, including several brass
twelves, SKIES and howitzers.
"A lage Quantity of fixed ammunition for
cannon, and a very extensive supply of mus
ket cartridges.
Several travelling FORCES; and a vastouap-
tity OF different articles necessary for a win.
ter campaign.
These supplies employ train of nearly
one hundred Wagons and teams. They
are Conducted by captain Joseph Wheaton,
ut the quarter master-geneial's department.
an old revolutionary officer
The country looks with anxiety towards
the heroes of the North Western Army.
From the preparatory measul es which nave
been adopted. the complete equipments and
extensive supplies which have been furnish
ed (; and above all, from the spirit and en-
tsrprize of the officers and men Composing
this army. it is confidently expected that the
deeds of this winter, Campaign wilt be re.
corded in the brightest pages of American
history.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-10
NoRFoIK Dec y

- ]NNNFOLh, DCC. z.
After lapse of nearly six months, the
war is brought upon our coast. By our Ma
rme Memoranda it will be seen, that The
enemy are in considerable force offthe Capes.
II IS believed that the British admiral has
divided lis fleet into three divisions two of
the divisions having ship of the line with
some OF the smaller frigates, and the other
division composed of four or five Of the lar
ger class OF frigates and some small vessels.
hese divisions are probably stationed one
OF New York-another watching the en-
trance of Boston Bav and the third is off
the Chesapeake. These divisions are, no
doubt intended 10 obstrEct the return If cur
ir,igateS and the entrance of such prizes as
they may make.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-10
December, 2.

Mr. Gray appeared and took his seat.
On motion ct Mr.. rallmadge,
Resolved, That the Secretary e VIZ
directed 20 lay before this House statement
exhibiting the expenditure of the annual ap-
preparation Of two hundred thousand dollars.
made by the law entitled " An act making
provision fo- arming and equipping the whole
body OF the Militia of the United States"
passed the Esd day of April, 1903 with in
formation as to the number of arms and
military equipments" that have been pur-
chased or made, and the manner and pro-
portion IN which tn, v have been transm;tted
distributed to the .se-eral states and terrific
res IN pursuance of the provisions and re-
QUESTIONS of the said act.
MERCHANTS BON DIS.
The Houses again in committee oithe whole
oil this subject.
Messrs Richardson, III. Clay and M'Kim.
spoke IN succession against the report Of the
committee and in favor Of total remission
OF the bonds, unless in particular cases. dis
unguisbed BY the wilful charac .er of the vi
"iat'ons ct law which, they in, olive
At IS O'Clock the c omm,ttee rose, teported
progress and ATTAINED leave. to il. again.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-10
OCpkNsR,yacu Nov y

OGpENsBURCH. Nov. IL.
IN 'fack-About one o'clnrk this morn
ing three or four British gun boats approach
en- our shore about Il mile above this village;
they were hailed by sentinel, who not re
ceiving an answer, fired upon them, when
they opened a tremendous fire of grape shot
exc upon the poor fellow, which however
was without effect. The Sentinel, who was
a rifleman, being joined by three or four o.
theirs. the boats were Obliged To make off,
On their way to Prescott harbor they fired
several shot in the direction of Fort Van
Rensselaer,. some of which struck in the viii
laSe. The fire of the gun boats was return
ed ny six FOUNDER stationed above the vii
lage.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-10

which VIII BE ready Nv the latter end Of IN
Nv next. Smaller Bet, 10 pass between the
Dismal swamp and Norfolk. and between
Petersburg and City Point will also be set
IN operation as som rs subscriptions, for
those purposes, shall be filed AT Norfolk &
Petersburg The facility Afforded to the
commerce of the towns of Petersburg, Nor
ioik and Richmond bv this arrangement
will be very great, and bv connecting with
this line a boat ON the Potomac (between
washington and Potomac creek) and ano-
ther on the waters of Albcmarle Sound, a
Certain, speedy, and safe CONVEYANCE for the
mail, as well as for individuals will be esta-
blished from North tn South which mus,
prove incaiculabiy beneficial to the Country
at large.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-10
CONGRESS-.
IN S f NATE.
December 8.


The bill to defray the expences incur
red under the act authorising detachment
It the Militia of the United States was read
third time and amended and passed.
The Senate resumed the consideration of
the bill To increase the Navy of the United
States, which was, after debate, postponed
10 Monday.
The bill III addition to the prize law was
considered and amended /; and then, on mo-
ton OF Mr.. Anderson, recummitted to a Sc
lcct committee.
The committee are Messrs. Anderson,
Smith of Md. Lloyd, Campbell of Ten. and
Taylor.
December q.
Several bills from the II ouse passed their
first reading.
And the Senate adjourned to Monday.
December
homas Posey, Esq. Senator from Lou
'sana, appeared, was qualified and took his
seat
Mr. Giles from the committee on that
pat ut the message of the President of the
United States respecting the recent impor-
tations of goods from Great Britain, report
ed e A bill directing he Secretary of the
Treasury to remit fires. forieitures and Pc
nal'ies in certain cascs.'-Read and pas
sed to second reading.
The bill tc alter the times and places Of
hold Ing the circuit and district Courts Of the
district of Vermont, was read a second time
and referred to Messrs. Bradley, German
and Goodrich.
The bill concerning the district and ter
ritorial Judges of the United States" and
the bill ''to incorporate 4 FIRE Insurance
Company in the town OF Ale xandria," were
seVerally read a second time.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-10
CoMMUN1cATf,r.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS

= = I'INININIF IIFII NJ ' F1sNI IN Il.
n Company HIS been formed (at the head
nj which, are several members of the Virgi-
MIA delegation IN CoDgress) and costract
entered into with Messrs Livingston and
Fulton for establishing STEAM Boar, un.
Ger their patent, on the waters Of James
River. The stock Consists Of 40 shares az
$50 dolls. each, and the whole has been sub
scribed for. The stockholders have he'll
a meeting and appointed President and q
directors, who have ordered boat tn be
Tput 70 run between Norfolk ana Rirlmsue,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-10
BUFFALO, Nov. 10. 1910.
Tothe Men efNrhe Counties Of ontarso and
Gene8ee.

fot Men ~ rhe Counties of OHfaTLo ana
GeneSee.
FELLOW CITIZENS.
transm you the eloquent appeal o.
General Smyth. an able and experienced os
hcer, TO The patriotism OF the state of New.
York. 1t speaks TO the heart If every man
who is not lost To The honor and interest ct
his Country.
lie has at this place powerful army. un-
| der str'ci disc'pline, i'll high spirits, ard ca.
ger tor tic con est With this army ne can
and zpH, tn the course Of a few days, occupy
all the British fortresses on tho Niagara RI
yer; the possession of which vii! give him
the command Of the Upper Province HUI.
Tanity however, suggests that this conquest
Should te achieved with the least possible
S.cFifce; ii IS for the purpose of Obtaining A
torce that WILL overawe opposition and save
me ehus' OF blood, that he now asks your
aid and cooperation.
The crisis is an al important one to ms
and demands best eXertions. | shall ac-
company Genera Smyth to Canada. and
will you not join your fortunes to mine
and follow him Come on then and bring
with you all the volunteers you can collect.
Let them provide themselves with warm
Clothing and blankets. They shall be sun
pied with arms and ammunition en- their
arrival at this place.
A vigorous campaign Of one month will
relieve your brethren on this frontier from
the sutfcrings which always fall so heavily
ON those who have the misfortune to be MIA.
ced at the seat of war. 1t will palsy the sa
wage hand that is nov welding the scalpine
knife restore peace to the whole of this
section oi the Country, and redeem the tar
nished reputation of the nation. Can the
independent ard high minded yeomanry Of
Gennosce and Ontario remain Idle specta
Tors OF events SO interesting to cur beloved
countty?
Yours, very respectfully,
PETER y. PORTER.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-10

great observation, distirgniShcd talents, and
very extensive PROTESTANT eXprri> nce-
observing, that believe nh the most enhght-
ened officers in our service Concur in The o.
pinions he hasexpressed.
i have the honor ia he,
With great respect,
Sig, your most ob't. servt.
PAUL II HAMILTON.
| Honorable BmrzveH Bassetf,
! Chairman Of the hapai Committee
| cffhc House II Representatives..
IT, be Corciudedm our merit 9.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-10

GENAvA, Nov. IS.
ON the Western. Frontiers we hourly
expect in portant intelligence. We arc in
formed the Arnistice on the Niagara river
was terminated on Friday afternoon last at
5 o'clock. and ar daylight the next morning
Fort Niagara opened a fire ON the British,
which was continued until night. II was
Confidently expected Gen. Snyth would
make an attempt to Cross at Back Rock il,
day or two. The long expected 20OC
PENNSYLVANIA militia arrived at BuHaioe the
18th inst. II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-10
kstfaet Ji0n. a 90, dgled Bnnatae

Affairs are beginning 70 aesun q much
more important aspect IL tilis qua rtcr.--
The pennsylvania troops, so long expected.
have just arrived, Amounting to nearly 1900.
IS said notice has this day been sent :
cross the river that the armistice will be
considered az an end tomorrow evening at
o'clock. II 50, something will be done or
attempted to be done, within few days
lsis the opinion Of every we'll informed man
ma; general Smy'h wAl not have more than
1902 elective meD under ais Command -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-10

1t can require no subSlety to enforce the
distinction between, defence and oiience.
Neither can it require argument to prove,
that the FIRST ought not To be abandoned rs
being n.ore han life's worth; though tie u
thcr may be deprecated the consummati-
on OF wickedness. Limited TO the view OF de-
fence and protection, the committee direct
cd their chairmant to ask leave of the Hcusc
70 report a bill to increase the navy of the
United States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-10

ais force must be considered small to 90
into an enemy's ccuntr, ior wiut.r quarters.
but tue attempt viii undoubtedly DC made,
and time only can determine the resuh.-
The regular troops continue quite sickiy,
Out deaths are less frequent among them,
than tew DAYS since--one was shot for de-
serton on Monday last''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-10
ALExANpnIA. Dec ;

VIVA Eusfis, secretary OF war ha. re-
signed the controul of ihat department, and
we have no doubt much to the general sa-
tiSfaction of our country, as twill afford the
executive an opportunity of selecting a man
whose science and practical knowledge
would give mere confidence and effect TO its
operations. Other Commissions will more
than probable take place in the arrangmen,
OF the Cabinet
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-10
Gazette NfdriHe Mem orzud,1.
DpTXggn


Portuguese schooner Notissia Felais. Do.
mingo Cavalho. SIS days from Fayai, Wine.
J. F. o. Fernandes-Spoke. Oct 18, in lat
SO, SO, long. A, 81. an AMERICAN priyateer,
belonging to Boston, name unknown.-No X.
6, lat SO, II. long 81, II, Portuguese brig Pre-
sage. Manncr Jozc Sowza, 50 DAYS from Lis
bon, bound to Baltimore -3Oth, in lat. 36.
~. long. rs was boarded from II B. NJ. sloop
sophie, caPtein Lockyer. Of 70 guns, Who
out on board Charles Dane, supercargo /;
Joseph Chucrliill, mate William Furburth,
William Frost, John Morris, a ibert ToIman.
Hanson kclph, seamcb aud Lewis Harri-
son, cook all belonging 20 The brig Experi-
ence. OF Boston whorep 1T, they sailed from
Rio Janerio for Boston tho 10th September ::
the 25tI Nov. in lat. 81, 7, long. So, ST, they
were captured by the said sioop Of war /;
that the captain (Nicholas Lincoinl and a
small boy, were left on beard. and ordered
tor Bermuda Tie 5loop Sophie and {. igate
Castor sailed IN COMPANY to jim the Poe
fers, OF 4 guns, and parted November 21-
hal boarded number Of American vessels
with licenses, one of them the brig Madei.
RAJ OF Philadslphia--Dec /, Cape Henry
bearing w. by N IS leagues, saw two En-
glish frgates, and -. supposed 10 be the
Poietiers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-10
Yours, very respectfully,
PETER y. PORTER.


ETfracf Of a Ieucr from Sackes's IE.r5or.
dated .Hoy. IS, 1912.
9 tt day flag arrived from Kingston for
Capt. Brock, who will be sent home to-
.nQrrog on parole. BY letter he received
It appears that the Royal George was great.
ly damaged in the late action. She had
her deck and rigging very much cut to pie
ces, and had several men killed Oh board
Seven houses were also beat down by eur
cannon balls"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-10

on sunday and Monday, the Odd and 23d
INST Gen. Dcarhorn'sarmy, excepting 500 men,
whom he detached with the design of taking
about 500 of the British or Indians, who were.
posted " few miles beyand where the Amer
csn army penctratet) left Canada to go INTO
Winter Quarters, at Plattsburgh, burlington,
Greenbush, &c.-it having been concluded 10,
give mp the conquest Of Lower Canada Cor I'll,
present. on account, as it is said, of the want OF
sufficient number of men, and thu weather
beng too col'l at this season, to elect their
purpose. The returns of the Regulars were
4If1 men, of whom about 700 of sick & those
who attended them, were left Mt Plattsburgh
when the army invaded Canada; and there,
were only from 1500to 1000 Militia, Of whom
about two thirds volunteered to cross tile:
boundary Line. On the approach OF the A
mercan army, the British and Indians fed to
wards Montreal, and, on the Russian plan,
burnt the Houses, Barns, Hay, &c. rs they went,
for considerable distance. Col Clark's regi
ment was to go 10 Burlington, and the Yer
mont militia were permitted 30 go home. Gen
Dearbof1l's troops attacked and took Block
House, which they burnt. In the rubbish of
tins house, there were the bones of four per
sons, who were supposed to be Indians but
1t was uncertain whether dead or alive when
the house was set OH fire. 1t was coniectured
that one Indian Was killed Our army return
ed unn,rt-cxcept six men, who were wo,,n
dtd III the attack on the Block House, by a par
ty OF our own troops, who took them for enc
mica by mistake 80 one OF them is since tead)
and ono man was killed BY the accident oi
failinS over log, in The hurry of the attack
lhe a'mT when ut the line, was very short OF
i'roVls!onsi-bu their Ammunition held out.
Bcs. frI ba1st
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-10
ANNAPOLIS, Dec.

IIIC.
Yesterday morning the Electors of Pre- So
dent and Vice President OF the United States
met IN this city, the whole attending Then
votes were as follow
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-10
DOMESTIC.
Bosro y, Nov. 50.
Ne Is FROM THE FRONTIERS.

gentleman Who lett Champlin about 10
days since, say the RI guar force is about 5000
aud or 600 militia Some of the regulars are
fine troops, and will doubtless fgi, we'll. A
few days SINCE. Col. Clark, who was officer OF
the day, rode to or three miles into Canada
alone. and learnt that or 40C Indians were in
the vicinity. Gen. Chandler was detached,
with about 300 men, including one company
OF light artillery and one of cavalry, who pro-
ceeied in the evening to til. village of odle
Town, where there was a small breast work,
lately Occupied by the enemy About 10 o.
clock, this fort was surrounded and cur troops
hred, but on closing up, only single musket
Was taken prisoner, with the loss on our part OF
two wounded; one had an car bored and ano-
ther has hand' but whether 10y the Indians or
by tbcir own cross FIRE, was not ascerta,ncd
The troops returned, and the next night the
search was renewed, but we know not with
what success. 500 men had volunteered "a
cut road, who mad axes prepared for this
purpose. Keens PAPER.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-10

ErquirCr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11

furpref Intersections aud repcl in
,va!icas aad 70 repeal the aa pow ii
force for thofs purpofes Pahed ,ht
twenty G-hh day Of February, one
thoufand even hundred and ninety
: Iyr," and il part only Of faid de
achment thali be called in 0 actual
frrvice they haIl be taken from tuch
'art thereof as the PRECEDENT Of the
; United states fhall deemproper.
Sec :. A'ud ~ II further ena7ea,
/ That in lieu Of whipping as Provi-
iCd by levrral Of the rules and artI-
c.e5 of war, as now uttd and practii-
ed, itoppagc # pay, confinement and
deprivation Of part Of the rations
fhal be fubltituted in luch manner as
hereafter provided.
Sec. 3. md BE- it further enacted,
That any non commilIioned officer or
private belonging TO the aforeiald
detachment Of militia who ihall while
in actual (crvicc be convicted before
any oourtmartial of any offence
which before the paGing Of this act
might or could have fubje6ted luch
person to be whipped thall for the
frt offence, be put under fuch flop
pages of pay as fuch court martial
fhalI adjudge. not exceeding the one
half one months pay for any one Of
fence but iuch offender may more
over, at the discretion Of fuch court
martial De confined under guard on
allowance Of half rations any length
Of time not exceeding ten days for
any one offence, or may at the dis
erection Of fuch court martial be pub
hcly drummed out of the army.
sec. :. and be If tHrtber. enacted,
That the FUN Of one million Of dol,
lars be ard ;he fame is hereby appro-
priated, to DC paid out of any monies
in the treafury not otherwiie appro-
priated towards defraying any expen-
ce5 incurred by virtue Of the provi-
iions of this act
See. 8. hnd be it further enacted,
That this act fhall continue and be in
force for the term Of two years from
the pafIing thereof and no longer.
X. CLAY,
Speaker effbe Hants Of RePretentative5
VIM II. CRAWFORD
PRECEDENT 9ftbe Senate pro temb5re.
April IL 1872. APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11

AN ACT
To authorize a detachment Of the
Militia of the United States
AN ACT

Militia of the United States
BE II enacted ~ tie Serate and
Fouf Of RePyej5ntati1t5 IF tie United
States IF An'erica IL Csagre6 aG1u.jed,
That the PRECEDENT Of the United
States be, and he i, hereby authorized
TO require Of the Execute cs Of the
leveral nates and territories, to take
efTectual mea(ures TO organize, arm
and equip, according to law, aud hold
in readiuef5 to march at moments
warning, their respective proportions
OF one hundred thJuiaId militia, Of
hcers included, 70 be appointed by
the PreGdent Of the United States,
from the latea militia returns in the
department Of war and, in Cafes
where fuch returns have not been
made, By fuch other data IS he fhall
Judge equitable.
Sec. Z. int BE- Il further enacted,
That the detachment of militia afore-
faid fhalI be differed out Of the pre-
TENT militia officers. or others, at the
option and diGcretion Of the confitu-
tional authority in the REFLECTIVE
itates and territories in the United
States appointing the general officers
among the REFLECTIVE itates and ter
ritories, as he may deem proper, and
the commiilioned officers Of the mil
tia, when called into actual teryice,
fhall be entitled to the FAME pa, "a
tions and emoIuments as the officers
Of the army If the United States.
SEC. 4 Aad he il ftrtbsr eratisa,
That the llid detachment iha'l not be
compelled 70 ferve longer time than
tx months after the2 arrive a. the
place OF rendezvous, asd during tie
tins of their ieIyioe the mons con mif-
Gonel officers, muhcians and prIvates
,ihall be emitted e. the i3a.c pay and
rations as is provided BY law .tor tbs
militia IF the United State when cal
led into actual iervice.
SEC. 4 Ind b Il firfEa- e~alic9
That the PreiIeut Ut Ihe YnUeo
States be arl hereby is authorized L
cal. into actual feVice any part, q
the Whole Of [aid detachment III al
the e1.s-acies provided BY ihe couiti
tuuion, aud the officers, non commit
Toned officers, mulcIans and private
of the faid det2cEment fhall DC iub
ieq 10 Ike penailies Of the al enii
tea t'aa az for calling forth the III
Efa 10 exe:.u- the laws o. inc Union
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11

IovuoN macH We Lave Pl-i. az
~cous.s t. .h- .5- iuH, Ihc tmrerot re
tuaiACd .lr.ri
TFF CONC ES5 CfF7U&ER
The Rmet can fh " CorE.rl Capt Carl
from 1ahimn.e q London, h4. beeu can.ue e
uadrr thc 8ern and Milan rcc-e+' erd en-
in,o Cher u-gh 10 hide hs iniGn' y, anc
Al ther W rupe Tile Ame1cal Ff'llenr sna
Feo lie. notwithstanding her rame. Bona
rate lss dcuoarpuei her Al Ergiy6 -DH:
snd he know lie IA, a ;houIand h.ve' n r.
zneri,z Who uhI fwca. ihc J. lo, mercy re
cau'e A45ai.o4 o., Kirs' wishes Il. This
lure i eKfreHeiy v4u1llC.
The la,e K'ug ot sNedeF inss been div"r-
ced from his wife, ny Le c,urt Of 5w' zerlAnt-
shc with much grief scceeded 70 hs with
Thu. Ia. re teparaJcd from 'sr q he I'm
pe,or q Rudia, T. marry peaAaP' liter Of
the Emperor ot France. a. Ike rehoTed 70 hs
throne by Bon4p4r,eb lolLles.. lie was
former,y one q NApOteon's moH bitter enc
mics.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11

New England exertion IS doing
wonders And the great State Of
New York is adding hrength TO The
caufe ofPeace and Commerce. - Con
grefs, rObiie bmg on her car5 to fee the
event Of our nothern elections. 70 as
to calculate what meafures will BY
mott popular, and of Courfe bef for
them to purdue; are doing more good
than they have done in any part Of
the EeiIion.-They ale giving time tor
public 2Pni5n to burt upon them and
thew them the folly and danger Of
their crooked mealuTes.
New York las elected 4 majority
Of Wafhingtonians in their houle q
aHtmbiy and are changing their Sc.
e-the fate is alive and All parties
in the principal towns are openly con.
demning the wild policy Of Mr.. Mad
ilon-and curling the Embargo. non
importation, war and all The family Of
democratic reitriaions.
The Elections Of Representative
in this Commonwealth are thus far
highly aufPicious--and Promile
handiome majority in the houle.-
And We have realon to look forward
with JOY and conlolation to the begin
ing Of our new political year, and be.
hold the Patriot Strong i'll the chair OF
State furrOunded by Council of wor.
thies, and attended BY ose branch Of
our Legislature Whole mealures will
be calm dignifed and impartial.
In New Hamplhire, both parties II
Portlrnou; Il Ia cholen a committee
to wait on thsir members Of Congreis
lwpo have return-d,) and bel~ech
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-11

meeting and voting Tor TIC WaNi--.
ton ticket and will not tie CAN'T
Of Maine DO Akewife DO yon NJ
quire any further excitement. than
the numerous evils which the prelent
Administration have brought unon
Us Can you heGta:e whether Ven
will check or itrengthen the war FIR
it at Warrington The War Hawks
will Be Encouraged or dilcourag cd bv
the votes which YOU this day ciye ",
your Representatives,.
New York have taken a decided
ftand, and voted againt war, and
the reRri6ions on Commerce, B,
.chooGng WafHingtonians for then
fate Observation-Disclosures are now
adopting the fame refolutions-a
word to the wife is fuhcient
MIR Harper, member Of CongrsE
from n. Hampihire, has written
home, that he hall vote for war, m
lefs he is otherwife initruGfed by ba
conltituents.