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District of Columbia,
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.dlerandriu COanty-to E9t.
November Term, 1911.
Aaron Hewes and Elizabeth his Wlic,
John Swerd and Sarah his WIFE,
and Adeiine Watts, George Waas
and Henry Watts, the three !ast
infants under tie age of twent, -one
years. by Henry Watts, their nest
friend, pecunisry Legatee o. ION
Watts, deceased, Comhloinants,
against
James Webb and Sarah his vie, the :
only child Of Alexander I. Watts
deceased, William Bolt, son o.
Thomas Bit, * Elizabeth his vile, :
late Elizabeth Watts, VIM. King, e
Henry King, Perry King, Alezan' /
der King, Edward King, CathaElne =
King, children of Henry King anu
Cs,harine hts wife, late Catha'ine
Watts, William Watts, John T.
Watts, George Watts and Charles
G.. S. Watts, children of George
Watts, deceased, Betssy Watts
Henry Watts, Ja'nes Watts, o0'
sannah Watts and Amanda Watts
children of Samuel Watts, ana re-
siduary Lega:ees of John watts
The defendants James WEBB
and Sarah his vile, the only ehaa o. H p III,
ander 7. Watts, deceased, WI',l''o vie,
son of Thomas Bot, and hEzabeth '''1 uonr,
late Elizabeth Watts. William King T IL; I'd
King, Perry King, Alexander King E n"nrg
King, Catharine King, children o. q. , s
King, and Cothar;ra his vie iate ", WITS,
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AT Special Meeting of the Mechanic Re
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TAVERN, kJarch 9Th, 1912
TNHE Society being deeply Impressed
4 with the loss they have sustained n the
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and Vice President RICHARD WErGHrMAN,
and being desirous to pay that tribute OF re
spect due to departed worthy Brother
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arm for one month, and that this Resolution
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Test,
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-14
PORT OF SALEM.

FRIDAY, Sept. ARRIVED, British ship
Gaayana, with full cargo consisting of $50
tons salt, 100 crates Liverpool ware. and so
tons coal, from Liverpool, sent in by the pri-
vateer brig Montgomery, capt. Breed. She
Is copper bottomed, about 500 tons, mounting
guns, and had 10 men, and was bound to
New-York: Had been previously captured
by the small privateer Dromo, of Charles
town, Mass. of gun, and % men-and a
prize master and crew put on board On
Sunday last was fallen in with by the Mont
gomery, when finding the prize master of the
Dromo had no copy of commission, &c Capt.
Breed put prize master on board, and or
dered her to Salem.
Same day.-BTitish barque Duke of SAVOY,
from England, in ballast, bound to Mariana
Chi, prize to the privateer brig Decatur
The Decatur had thrown over most of her
guns, on being chased by the Constitution fri
Satc-took guns from the above baroue.
Same day--Privateer sloop Polly, Handy,
having carried away the head If her mast
in CHI Sc, has been out 9 days.-Aug. %,
lat. 40 %, long. 66 ii, spoke brig Favorite,
Sears, SO DAYS from Cadiz for Soston-Same
day, boarded brig Hiram, Adams, SIS DAYS
from Cadiz for Boston, with salt-had been
captured BY the late Guerriere, ransomed
for 1000 dollars. Left his son on board the
Guerrero as hostage
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-14
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 9.
SIGNS OF THE TIMES.

1t must be pleasing to the friends of the
government, to see the patriotism which is
every where maniiesting itself; and proves.
that in the hour f adversely every Ameri-
can will rally around the standard of his be-
loved country, and if he was weak or waver-
ing beior C, the conscious rectitude of actine.
under the sanction of law, will make him
strong and determined while those who
oppose him, will want that courage which a
better cause would have inspired. The En-
gish orders in council have done more in
two years towards establishing domestic
manufactures, than the fostering care of
Congress could have done in ten. The dis
graceful surrender of Hull, has done more
for the success of the war, thanthe capture
of 10000 British regulars. 1t has reused
the pride and lighted up the fire Of the A.
merican bosom! 1t is with pleasure we see.
that the citizens of Albany, animated by a
true spirit, on the defeat Of Gen. Hull, have
commenced subscription for raising a re
giment of volunteers in the state of New
York, for the public service, at five dollars
more wages per month than the u. States
troops receive. Mr.. Stafford SPENCER sub
scribed FIVE hundred dollars, and a number
Of others fifty dollars each.
In Pennsylvania Gen. Lacock (member
OF Con6ress) who has been emphatically still
ed the guardian IF The STATE, for his holitfcak
and military knowledge, has volunteered his
services as private in the ranks-And we
understand that the legislature at their next
meeting intend offering their volunteers 8
dollars per month in addition to their nav
from the u. States; and there can be no
doubt but that Virginia and the other states
will follow the example. lis Kentucky, we
understand, on the receipt of the news of
HulPs surrender, .fUe thousand men assem-
bled in body and demanded of Gov Harri
son to lead them Immediately to Detroit that
they might wipe off the disgrace Of that ig-
noble affair. K. M Johnson and Joseph De
sha, members of Congress, were among the
prIvates.-ln Richmond, the Governor has
made an appeal to the feelings Of the people
in that special manner which is calculated
to insure success, he therefore deserves great
credit The call was obeyed with that
pr0mptncss which the citizens Of that place
have so frequently manifested. In our own
little village, the abuse conferred on the GO.
vernment, and the circulation of the Pederai
Republican, has nearly changed the policies
Of the town.
On Saturday with only a partial notice
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-14
MILITARY ORDERS.

We understand, that in addition to the
thirteen fine companies ofuniformed artile-
ry and infantry, which Gov. Tompkins
brought with him down the Hudson, and
which are stationed at Forts Tompkins,
Richmond and Hudson, for the defence of
New ork-the following troops are order
ed to rendezvous and be encamped for the
same service on the 18th instant, viz:
Gen. Mortcn's Brigade of uniformed ar
tillery, consisting of Curtenius, Sitcher, Fleet
and Harris's regiments.
Col. Van Beuren's and Col. Mape's re-
giments of infantry. Captain Stry ker's com
pany of rifemen and Captain Persey's troop
of cavalry.
One company of artillery-one of infantry
and one troop Of cavalry, are also called in
to service in Suffolk County, for the defence
of the East end of Long-Islan1.
The whole militia of Suffolk ard Queens
counties, will he reserved and held in readi-
ness for the last mentioned service.
We likewiye under tand, that General
HopkinS's brigade of infantry, Immediately
North of the Highlands, have not vet been
called out, for which reason, it is presumed
they are 10 be retained "a corps de reserve
to march towards the Southern and North
ern Frontier, as may be rendered expedi-
ent by circumstances.
The detached regiments of artillery, ca.
Valry, light infantry and riflemen. have not
yet been put in requisition but we are in
formed, that the officers ofthese corps are
in daily expectation of receiving similar or
ders
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-14
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Z
EXTRACT.
T" LIVERPOOL, July,

Liverfool, Juiy, 20.
"a pilot boat arrived here on last Satur-
day, ISth) from N, York, bringing advices
that the Senate had passed the bill declaring
war against Great Britain. / understand
a vessel had also been dispatched by Mr..
Foster, with the above advices, but has not
vet reached England. l do not apprehend
our government will take any steps against
your country in consequence of the above
measure, until they hear what reception
the revocation of their orders in council will
meet in America-and am the more con-
vinced Hof this from licences being readily
granted to all .American vessels ahhlying for
them that are carrying manufactured goods
10 .fneTica, protecting them from British cap
turc. Last week an additional clause was
added, permitting the expectation of "ANY
goods that may be exported by law, and to
" protect the return of the cargo to Great
Britain, should the government of the u.
" States refuse them admission into the ports
" of America.
" The news from America has produced
very little effect on our market the adj
vance on cotton does not exceed a penny per
pound, and from which you may estimate
the rise of things"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-14
DOMESTIC.
BosTox,S Sept 9.


Capt. Dacres ofthe Gucrriere, landed on Mon
Sav ON parole and resides in town the other
officers of the ship are to be paroied in Con-
sord. The British wounded men were imme-
diately landed and sent to the hospital on Rains
ford Island, to which place Marshal Prince has
sent surgeons and every thing necessary for
their comfort and recovery, under the direction
of captain S. Prince, deputy marshal, whose at
ten;ion and humanity to the mfortunaes under
his care are highly spoken of. They we're
brought up yesterday from the island and are
now in the Naval Hospital, Charlestown. The
we'll prisoners have AL been put on board the
prison ship in Charles river.
The Constitution from excellent management
is not injured essentially in her hull, but her
spars are so much wounded that ii is expected
she will have new main and foremost.
The annals of the war between England and
France do not record the capture of Eng
lish frgate Of any class by single French fri
gate. During the present war the English
have had three frigates captured but none by
single vessels.
Yesterday CAPT. HULL landed from tho Con-
stitution and was received with every demon
stration of affection and respect-The Wash
jngton Artillery posted on the wharf, again wei
somed him with federal salute, which was re-
turned from the Constitution. An immense as
Semblage of citizens made the air ring with
loud and unanimous huzzas, which were re-
peated on his arrival in State street and at the
coffee house. The street was beautifully de-
sorated with American flags.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-14

IN the Gazette, there assembled at the CT.
House, the most respectable meeting of the
friends u the government that ever was held
IN this town, and the proceedings were con-
Quoted IN the most digniicd manner. S 900
were Immediately raised for the purpose of
eluippmS volunteer company. The sub
>cript'on has since been Increased To S 1000.
l AIS sum can ard will be doubled or treblcd,
Ii necessary; and a sufficient number of re-
spectacle Young men have already volun-
ieered their services to insure success, espe-
ciai!y II the publication of their notices
should IN future be refused. On Saturday
next we expect there will be turn out in
FdiII.Ir, the country adjoining, for similar
purposes, when we hope our friends will act
as becomes them on such occasions.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-14
FRoM THs BALTIMoRE .AMERIcAY.
SONG.

Tune" Cease rude Boreos."
The Empire of the painless ocean,
Britain vainly thought She held,
And 10 pay her nag devotion.
All the world would have compeEd.
But Yankee rars, with resolution,
Swore they'd yield to no such laws,
And Hull, on board Of the Constitution,
Nobly did support their cause.
Boastingly three Rags displaying,
Dacres swept the azure main,
And long side, the Guerrero laying,
Look'd upon our ship as ta'en.
But thund ring cannon soon proclaimed,
That Columbia scornd to shrink,
And the Guerrero, SHATTERED, MANNED,
Saw her triple ensign sink.
Dacres found he in vain contended
With Hull, Columbia's free-born son,
And speedily the contest ended,
BY firing his submission gun.
Gallant Hull, our country's glory,
May'st thou still victorious prove;
Long preserved in martial story,
Thy fame shall flourish with our love.
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PROCLAMATION.
By Isaac Brock, esq. enlargement Com
manding his majesty'S forces in tie FRO
Uiice oTUHhcr Canada.

By Isaac Brock, e8g nlajor-generaL Com
manding his majesty'S forces in tie FRO
UfHce ofUhhcr Canada.
Whercas the territory of Michigan was
this day. by capitulation, ceded to the arms
ut hrs Britannia majesty, without any other
condition than the protection of private pro
perty; aud wishing to give ali early proof OF
the moderation and justice of the govern
mcnt, do hereby announce to all the inha-
Oitants OF the SAID territory, that the laws
heretofore in existence shall continue in force
until his majcsty's pleasure be known, or 81
long as the peace and safety of the said ter
ritory will admit thereof And / do hereby
also declare and make known to- the said in
habitants that they shall be protected in the
full exercise and enjoyment Of their religion,
Of which all persons, both civil and military,
will take notice and govern themselves ac-
cordingly.
All persons having in their possession, or
having any knowledge Of any public proper
ty, shall forthwith deliver UP the same, or
give notice thereof 20 he officer command
Ing, or 1t. Col. Nichols, who are hereby
authorised to receive and give proper re-
ccipts for the same.
Officers of the militia will be held resron.
sible that all arms in possession Of the mill
tia men be Immediately delivered up; aud
all individuals whatever, who have in their
possession arms of any kind, will deliver
them up without delay. Given under nv
hand, at Detroit, this 10Th day of August
1872 and in the SD year of his majesty.
reign.
(Signed) ISAAC BROCK, Mai. Gen
A true copy,
LMAeDoNELL, 1t Col. Ahluiu.
sDd II. u. c.