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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-10-29
Mn& q 7Rpstt,.
JUST OPENED, AND roR SALE, BY
NATHANIEL SWEET,

JUST OPENED, AND ron SALE, By
NATHANIEL SWEET,
No. l07, Thames.sfreef,
A large and general assortment Of
MUFFS & TlPPETTS,
COnsisting cf--Real Sable,
Mock do.
Black Penett,
Elk Sc Bear. Also,
hhds muscovado Sugar
hid. w. /. Rum;
bbls. Coffee
$4,000 w. q. HID. Slaves
10 bbls Turpenine.
In addition TO his former stock of Day Coops, h
a fresh supply from Boston is opened and for
sale above.
NIB All persons indebted ci,l~r by Note or Book
Account must make immediate payment, as it is exc
pedent his business should be closed without dcayA
Oct. %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-10-29
.X.lRRIED,

-XlRRLED,
In Hartford, Con. (aiter comfortable courtshp
OF eighty years and half) Mr.. John Bartlett to Miss
Abigail Proctor.
DIED,
In this town, yesterday morning, very suddenly,
Mr.. Jon ALMy.
On the twentieth ut. suddenly. at his Farm ON
Liberty Hill, Edgeheld District, South Csrolina Mr.
yosRpa MARIA LEeuIso kERsLAr, aged ST.
he resided Tor several ears in this town French
Consul.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-10-29

PRIZE BRIG, FOR SALE.
On MONDAY, I'd Nov, next, at IL o'clk.
.idpertred for the 26fh BY mistake
III James D'U'oy's ,Vhar6 in Bristol,
VIII be- Sold at Public Auction.
nI THE fine new brig HENRY>
mGdySAs $50 tons burthen copper fastened,
ENls2l4ssSr and well found with every thing neA.
.yNsssssnS-~ cessary. The said brig Henry, is a
prize 20 the Yankee, of Bristol, and condemned to-
the captors. WM REYNOLDS, auct'r.
Bristol, Oct. 10. 1919.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24

the men drowned Tn this condition, q.
British frlgate ,. Hampton arrived off lh,
bar. and hearing OF the destruction If tn,
Fort, dispatched herboats mp, and took pos
| session, and now there are 24O men wei
armed in the Fort. We are raising volun-
teers to so down and dispossess them. am
| one of them. We have had an insurrection
ct the Negroes but all the heads are taken"
Ertract eta letter from, gentleman al
.Ne7u Orleans, to his friend in this Gin,
dated august 81.
AlIis hustle here in the military way ::
since the morning, report has reached
town that the British have taken possession
OF our block house and fort St. Phillip. near
he mouth of this river. The Southampton
snip ot war Tor frigate) was cast'awa at the
baiize, and the Brazen sionp IF war yea
thered the storm on the 18th inst. and it is
beiie'cd with their BEATS they have taken
the above mentioned positions, which were
rendered entirely defenceless by the hurri-
cane 1t would he impossible to give you a
just description If the dreadful havoc and
neiascholy aspect of this i'll tatetl city. The
hurricane far surpassed any thing of the
kind ever witnessed here before, for VIC
lence and consequent destruction Of proper
~. Every house in the city is more or less
lmIured-many were dashed &C atcms-hun-
dreds OF lives were lost On the s'ivcr, and out
ct 90 yessc!s scarcely six ;n,v,a il repair
ing. You can form no idea If the dreadful
havoc and of the horror that peryatled the
c'ty on that melancholy night. To add to
the dlstresses of the inhabitants, n rep 1T
was put IN circulation that the negroes were
to f1re the city and murder les white inha
oitants. This report seems not 20 have been
without some foundation. Many pers, MS
some whites as we'll as blacks--sre in con-
nnement upon suspicion, and their diabolical
designs have for the present; at least, been
frustrated; bat God onl; knows where the
mlsiortuncS OF this seemingly devoted city
will end.
" Our old military chief, Gen. w, is,
as usual, up to his eyes in hustle and business,
but fear he is not without his perpicxitles.
With AN enemy IT cur door-foreign and do
nestic-withnut enough IF the necessary
means OF defence, and with the machmat
! ms OF certain choice spirits Of aud about this
place, how can he be otherwise tha, per
picked? Yet trust his talents will rise su
pcrior to every difficulty"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
INDIAN A,rRDrps f,

on Thursday night, the 81 INST a party ola
bout " Indians broke into the Pidgeon Roo.
settlem mt m the ludilnt territory Is cr w
miles from West-Port, Gin Henry county, and
murdered number uf Eniltes-21 brrson.
were buried; and Of 8 human scm! bone,
were found IN The ashcs Of house which wa.
burnt down-it is supposed more have Icsn
SiIed' as several aye missing Tile murderer
are supposed 10 be Dclawarcs. Cne Ildi,n wa.
kilied aud another woundej-they were oF tina.
tribe. All III" persons mossacrcd. with one or
TWO exceptions were women asl children.
FWed with indignation at th is dreadful mas
s'cre, he citizens Of Shelby, ncnrt, Jefferson
and .'allatin, to the number we are inforn,,d q.
or 8OJ' repaired to the spot where the mis
chiei was done, and marched in pursuit of the
ssvages WV
a, soon as the above account reached tbis
number OF individuals iram Ills count, s1o
some from THIS town went onto the place wher,
the murders were commntcd. Can. EJrr,,n,
B1con OF th.s place raised 81 campan, n, stn,,,
y VINO could no, g,t ready 70 march bcioi,
Monday last While they vac On parade ana
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
THE VOICE OF JOHN LANGDoN.
From TIE N. III. PATRIOT.
+" PORTSMOUTH, Sept. S, 1912

FORT SMoUTH, Dept, D, 1917.
"Dear Sir,
- have received your favor Of the
Sd inst. in which YOU request my attendance
at the convention in Kingston on Thursday
next. assure you, sir, that it would be my
greatest pleasure to meet my old friends, to
consult together on our public affairs at this
all-important moment, did my health admit
Of it. j have been this month past much in
disposed, though not confined to my house.
] am therefore fearful shall not be abe to
attend. am not 50 vain as to think that my
Judgment will have any great weight; but
1 give it as my decided opinion, that eUery
man 5yho has any i0Ue or regard. for CIR hafi-
hy country and its constitution, Should Stetl
forward al this mhertant crisis IN Suhfort
efour government and IRE Constituted .fu-
hho,iiies it. TO make any change in or
J,reSem Administrator, think zuouLd De .Ja-
tel at this time.
lam sincerely yours, &c.
JOHN LANGDON.
mr.. ISAdc HILL."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
ANSWER.

Capt PORTER, of the U S. frigate Essex,
presents his compliments to Sir James Xeo,
commanding his Britannia Majesty's frigate
Southampton, and accepts with pleasure his
polite invitation. If agreeable to Sir James
captain Porter would prefer meeting near
the Delaware, where, capt. p pledg. his
homer tn Sir James, that no other American
vessel shall interrupt their tste-a-tete.
The Essex may be known by a flag bear
hg the motto
g FREE trade and sailors rights"
And when that's struck 10 the Southamp-
en-, Ga.rtir eo1tar ,pin fescrye he eE1.-
ment promised BY Sir 5amss.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24

Of Gen. Hull, which was ltantled to us almost
rs soon as it was received. On the other
hand, the previous correspondence between
the department Of War and gen. Hull is
withheld, although we have reason to be
lievc il would afford an ample refutation Of
the charges against that department, merely
from deiicacy to General Hull, whose con-
duct, as he has solicited an enquiry into it,
will become the subject Of investigation he
fore a military court, whene, err he shall be
exchanged or released from his parole. How
far such n dclicacy should be permitted t.
operate in this case we will not enquire but
we will say that the motive is laudable, and
certainly Ought to cxonerate the Administers
ton from any imputation of enmiy to this
unfortunate Officer. Nat. Int.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
BY lest evenings Mail.

WAsHINGToN CITY, Sept. 60.
Copies Of letters from Byfgadirr General
EuNto the Dcfarfmen # War, accoota-
nying Tie de5hctch fubHshed in or last
SIR,
On the 9Th inst Major Van Horn. of Col
Findlay's Regiment of Ohio Volunteers, was
detached from this army, with the command
OF zoo men, principally riAemen, to proceed
to the river Raisn, and further, if necessary,
to meet and reinforce Can't. Brush. of the
state Of Ohio, commanding a Company Of
volunteers, and escorting provisions for This
army. At Brcwnstown, a large body Of In
dams had firmed an ambusca lie. and the
Majors detachment received heavy fire,
at the distance of fifty wards from he enemy.
The whole detachment retreated in disor
der. Maj Nanlorn made every eXer.irn
70 form, and prevent the retreat, that was
possible for brave and gallant officer, but
without success. BY the return f killed ard
wounded, it will be perceived, thar the los,
of officers was uncommonlv great Then.
efforts to rally cir companies was the &C
eason of it.
am, very rcspectfullv,
YouI most obedient servant,
w HULL.
Hon. I'm. Eustis, Scc. t5c. &c iJc.
REPORT OF KILLED in Maior VAN
HoRN's defeat.
Captain Gilchrist
CaDtan Ullery
Capt Mccullough of tie Spies
Cant Berstler severely wounded.
and not expected to recover (since
dcad)
Lieut. Pentz
Ensign Roby and Allison
~ Fr"ates 10
Total lost II
Number OF wounded, as yet unknown.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24

ISL loss i,tot Gao5, i'fs y ,t,igco., hqva
inst "a 3, he '3piSt loss IS tii.i. .,,.; in
III nYt M e ,Aan 2.5Iu."
supplement 70 ;hc Gazette OF .ne AUS
turiaN Gated ON the 25th Jaiy, Also tausoilt-
ted by Sir Aome 20 JAam. sta,ey, that
" Don Carlos D'iispagnp with Don Jli@
en- Slnch $, had beaten he enemy mos, Sc
verely at CAStilln Vedrillo. The muacr
luStby the French was 2.7O0 Killed 1in, =.
The French retreated with great precipira,.
ton"
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BOSTON, September II.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM
ENGLAND

From a HaIfa.r hqher Of hr 9M inst.
His majesty's ship Juno brou mt London
papers To The 7sh ult. We have been favor
ed with them-and present 10 our readers
hIssday, their most interesting contests.
From Spain the accounts are in every re
spect highly pleasing. Intelligence, though
but in deni-ofIicial shape. had been receiv-
ed in England, OF a general action having
been fought in the fields of Salamanca, ON
the DIST Of ju!y, between the Allied Forces
and the French Grand Army under Mar
month"; which the enemy experienced
very severe defeat, with the loss Of from ten
to twelve thousand men, their principal ar
tiilery and several eagIes-Malaga has been
retaken by Hallestros-and powerful ex-
petition of British troops has, n Il ubt, by
TINS time completely cleared Catalonia Of IT'S
invaders
In the North Of Europe Bonaparte has as
vet Gonchttc--tliere la, been no action of
conso quence--at the last date the French
were throwing up Publications at wilma.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
LANO FoR SIR,

ny virtue Of a decree Of the Superior c,,,,--
y o. tharcer,, 'or the Richn onG bis Ct
whcreMt6e Executors OF 81 xanGes rre.,, .cr
~ Of r. ,eff ID Trent, de,eoc.,.s-- Mi -
SSoHb at Cumberland Courthouse, ON the sol, n
Monday m October next, rbe,ns- Court do,. l'I".
b"ianc %. that very valuable TRACTofI,5>.u
on Niiis's river, containing 5S7 2 acr,s bv
late survey h. quaiity of thu land il IN
adapted to the culture Of wheat, Corn, &c ana
IT'S CO tiguiV IN own OF ara. where fh...-,
Is a most Xce mt ia,u &C ur.ng Mil. u
wheat, toJ'. % .ps be- .iIt an ID ready "a ,,.e
Tor everything winch may be made thereon
added 90 Its hong st the head If I'm, usyi..,bil.
waters vt Wiis's RIVER, render it % mos, de -
rable situation tor ON. who wishes TO iaycet Ina
money IN this kind property.-One third or
'he purchase money will be required win die
title Is made, and q liberal credit will be CIV. 1,
Tor the balance, upon receiving bond, TO be- So
cured by deed of trust ON hc Land
TIE COMMISSIONERS
Sept oath, 1912.
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CnILL1cnrnE. Sent. If

(HILLtCITHf, Sept. 10.
One hundred and fifty III ,.,tCd r.ne ei
from Chilicothe aud it's VICINITY, HAVING o.
iun'eered their services ut the call nf & n.
harrison, left this place on Sunday enu.g
and Monday morning last, in order t. III
the ARM at the place Of rendezvous.
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from a.iLr .SnAnRocn


At CAPTAIN liuLL iell in wa. john BuL-..
Bravo ~ sJ,s Johnny.
Yank'e Eve caught, I $ what long sought,
T England III take him. says Johun.
30 when DoNALn TRAoUAlE was caught by D
bear,
Brivo!" saws Donald,
AS sure's I'm a Scot, Yankee i've got,
What will 90 with him - saws Donald
" Why bring hin along :" . Guid faith he's
tn0 strong;
On On - says Donald,
ms e.''el does so squeeze me, come quickly
and ease me,
Make haste or hem kill me- says Ion Id.
nus when CAPTAIN iIULL had lathcr'd JoH,s
BULL,
II. ign no ~ saws Johnny,
FIRE oil your lee Stn, we can't fight nor run,
So completely sablcd is JOHNNY"
So they fired the Ice gun" 'rwas yer; fine fin,s
Oh no ~ says johnny,
It's 40 fun to me, TO he beat on the sea.
where no ship, thought, could fight Johns
ny.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24

DrTRoIT, 18th Aug. 1912.
SIR-The main body of the army having
Te-crassed the river at Detroit, on the night
and morning Of the 9th inst. six hundred
men were Immediately detached under the
eoaman! Of lieu'. col. Miller, to open the
communication to the river Raisin, and uro
tect the provisions, which we're under the
escort cf Capt Brush. This detachment
eusisted Of the 9Th y. States regt. and iva
yuall attachments under the command of
Lieut.. Stausbury and Ensign McLabe of the
lst ree'ment detachmen:s from the Ohio
a1t Michigan volunteers. a corps Of artillc-
ris's. with one six FOUNDER and an hpwitzer
under TIE command Of lieutenant Eastman.
and par. Of captains Smith ard Slcan's cav
airy commanded by captain Sloan Of the o.
hio Volunteers. Lieutenant colonel Miller.
marched from Detroit on the afternoon Of
che 8th instant, and Oh the 9th aLont o.
clock, p NJ. the van guard commanded by
capt Smelling of the 4th U.States' regimen,
was fired on BIZ On eXtcnsi'e line Of British
troops ami Indians at the lower part Of Man
guago about fourteen miles from Detroit
az tbs tire the main body was marching
~ two columns, and captain Smelling main
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24

% The .Mzv ri, ans fafle1s state Mqe
me n"mhrr y Uicfinas geho persisted 6v he
late a73W hhr7aomenon has nor vet been az
cerfamed .H'l .4ncrican soldier and jonr
nTSrocs haOr been saUed from under flS rn-
ms ~ fAc narkef-houSe. Cat Of Qbos,t sir-
~ Ueasels 70hich zy"re in the ha1-6or, i.,rc
% H'' one hat hao not sustained much d1-
mage II great fart Of them are u%lor and
So "i"ch Wj"red as 10 be iHcafa6ie II renai-.
"'"le u MN are throw" uison thr zyhu1-v. g
many II htm 8unk-of mi. nuUbe,. arr
5 or fiTlUateerS qvliich qvere jlf,iYp -
mr. damage is com1tuted at more tim Joup
millions o. dolkirS.
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FROM rn- DEMOCRATIC PRESS

FROM tn DEMoCRATIc PRESS,
CAPTAIN D-.AcrcS--.No. II.
Or another Fighting Bob" in the British
Navy.
CA passenger of the brig Lyon from Ha-
wanna to \. Y. captured by the frigate South
ampton, is requested by Sir Us. Yco, to pre-
sent his compliments to captain Porter, com
mander of the American frigatc Essex,
would bcglad to have tcte-a-tete any where
between the capes of Delaware and the Ha-
wanna. when he would havc the pleasure to
break his own sword over his damned head
and put him down forward in irons"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
NIRGrNIA

VIRGINIA
II Rn!es hoi4tr in the Clerks Office ofthe yu.e
rioT Coart 9f Giance,y .joy ths Richmond BIS
Tict, tie ] III day IF .55fuLy, 1912
The Mutual ssurance Society o,r,;,.+ e..
buildings Of Inc State of Virginia,
PHYS.
TIT TIv " Is Def.
ms entered his appearance and given sccur,,v
'ccofding 20 The Actoi Assembly and the Rus
81 t.is Court and it appearing by satisfactory
eViaence, that he is not an inhabtant Of ,,,i,,,
country; Il - ordered, That the said ], =.
dant 10 APPEAR here on lie first ,lav IF he =
'7"' SEQ" mex t..a hig! cine El-..e -sst
.hSt e c"py OF THIS order tc forthwith inserted
IN some hew@pape: published in the Citr E
richmond, for two months successiyel and
poses at the irons door O! The Capitol, in the
Copy-Testc,
WIN. W. HENING. C C
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Gun-P0 der.

FoR StLE-oNEHUNDRED & TWENTY.
SEVEN KEGS single, doubls and tresie y.
glazed, Of an approved quality
THOMAS WHITE.
Sept 25 ,f.
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(Signed)

Sir Home Popham has also transmitted TO
the Admiralty copy Of the following bu,lc-
tin, issued at Salamanca on the day after the
battle.
EirH 2fbattLe near Salamanca, july g.
he French army under Marmont wa,
completely defeated estCrday 10y that ofthc
allies under General Lord Wellington. Duke
ol Ciudad Rodrigo, in the fields Of 5alaman-
ca, ON the left Of the Totmes. near the Ar
ule 10, after Z hours Of continual fighting.
during which the allies display ed prodigies
Of vaiur.
-" The enemy was disloGged from all his
advantageous positions, and lost all the ar.
tiiicry which he had POSTED On them Ii.
iossin killed, wounded and prisoners, can
not be less than ten or twelve thousand
-Four thousand prisoners have been brough.
IN General Bonnet is wounded and is a rri-
soner. M1rmont retreated at nightly Alba
The field Of battle for two league, /.
covered vrh dead bodies-amug them
tLc Colonel Of the 1elstreglmenE The Eng.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24

IN I've eve Of starting, mn express arrIt, d ron
Governor Harrison To his Excrllcncy Gov. rauI
ohe'by, requesting among other things, as ma
ny mounted volunteers as could be raised i'm
mediately to rendezvous at DAYTON in ohio b,
the 10TH inst This changed thc determination
OF captain Bacon and his company, who Instant
Y marched tor Dayton. The Company carried
provision with them for twenty or thirty days.
| Since the articles under the Argus head
were written and put i'll type, we have col
'ectcd the following information from gen
tlemen who returned To this place on Thurs
day evening from the Pigeon Koust fork Of
White river.
About 00persons collected from this state
and the Indiana territory on the ground in
the Course OF three or four days. After con-
tinuing there for some time "A council was
held; at which it was agreed that 600 men
should SO ON to the Delaware towns but
owing To the want of appropriation and ncces-
Sary provisions the expedition WAS found inn
practicable, and they broke uD and return
cd Except few for the purpose of prepar-
ing themselves better for an cypedition--'
The above gentlemen state, that on the re-
turn ot the Savages, they were met by a par
" OF men from the Driftwood fork of White
rivera skirmish enSued in which two In
dlans were badly wounded, and one white
maa; it IS said three of the pack horses
loaded with the plunder taken from the
whites killed, were retaken by The party.
The following is a list of the names ot the
families killed, viz:
Morris family, 5 persons
Collins ditto, do.
Payne and family, g do.
Young Collins was wounded and his wife
kiiled--anotherwoma was found killed and
scalped in a Matchmaking in all % persons!
All the above we're buried un the succeed
ing day by Col. Robinson and His party
From the best information we have been
able to colec;, the following is about the force
Gen. Harrison has with hia from Kentucky,
Col. Aliens Regiment, 65C
Scott's do. GO
Lewis do. $50
Poague's do. 81
barbee's do Cav
Jennings do. co.
Mounted volunteer for short period, sos
Regulars under Col. Wells. 400
Col Slmrall's regiment OF Horse, 800
Capt. Garrard's Troop OK Horse. 50
Total, 5000
lhese troops VIII probably march on i'm
media'eiy TO Detroit, and thus force the In
dians 20 rally about Maiden to defend hi
VI lesty's dnminions,--whil Gen. Hopkiu
Ill SIMPLIFY the following force for the Ges-
tructinn of the Wabash Indians and pcrhap-
ultimately CO operate with Harrison!
Col WILCOX regiment (now at Vim
cenne',) SIS
Mi.er's regiment on their march to
Nncennes, zoo
Mounted volunteers, say 60
1888
II the above estimate it will be obscr> I'd
C"i. Barhour's regiment, which has march
ed to she aid Of Edwards, i, not iuclnded.--
We have ~" idea Of TIC force Ohio and Ind
ana wit ado TO the above
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AGAINs r
JOsiah Wundsnn-
TO RENT,

TO RENT,
/ e House and large Garden.
being nearly whole square ON shockoc.b;rl,
At present occupied nv Mr.. Ellis as a Tavern,
immediate possess on nav be had A,,,,Iv m
JOSEPH G.4LLRGO
Error # I'HoMAS GILLLd4, Gec'6.
Richmond, Sept. Il 1912. tf
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CaTden aboU- ne Tormes,
II. 80 r-. .t -

=, ~ '-' NilS lhDi mug
GESERAL-I wrote YOU Yesterday
morning, and | now dot Ni.h the pleasure
st acqutintlns you that we have beat Mar
mon, who IS letreating rapidly, apparently
on Alba de Tormes, aud we are pursuiur
nim. ] trust therefore you vii! pro, eed to
include the operations concerted between
us.
(Signed) WELL1Ncroy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
iLON ID y N, AuI
GREAI BATTLE.

Capt. Blacquiere IF the navy, has arrived
At the Admiralty with the gratifying incl
ligence Of the defeat of the French army I'M
der Marmont
The intelligence brought by capt. Blac-
quier, was received by Sir II me Popham,
NV on the Coast of Spain, from the Govern
or Of Ciiion, On the 29th nit
The spanish Governor transmits to Sir
Home PpPham COPY Of the following short
despatch from the earl of We lington him
SELF to The Spanish General Santocildes:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
DErRo1r. 1sth Aur. 1812.

humber OF wounded, asyet uni nov
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-24
SALEM, July II.
AMERICAN CAPTURES.

Returned from cruize, the privateeF
Fame, Webb. having been out days and
having captured, on the morning OF the 4tn
July, the British ship Concord, from st.
Andrews for Plymouth, with load OF spsrs,
timbers, &c. and the British brig Elbe,
from st. Andrews for England, with naval
stores. The crews were delivered TO the
custody of the collector at Machias. The
ship made some attempts at resistance, hav'
ing two four Founders, and IL men. out the
privateer boarded her on her quarter oefofe
they could get their guns to bear and carried
her. One of the Englishmen was wounded
Arrived British ship. Concord. prize TO
the privateer Fame. Her capt Wide.
conbe, aud supsrcargo Gather OF the cap
tain) have arrived in the ship.
The brig Sally, Porter of N. York, from