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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-03-23
ELeEHoueeyIng Hoax Detected.

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THE last 4rguS gong the ROUNDS 1or inc purposes
deception and mischief We consider It's contents as new FASH
toned kind Of article and to answer tectoeeg pPoS
s However its the first time that Mr. MADISON has ntcI-
Tered in election Ii expected that sonic TRICK Woud N
Rayed off spring according custom, and that Inc farce "oud
be originated in Hasngton this we have not been diSaPPo
e But although the freus Extra is full of bitterness and "ath
nd is calculated and Designed qane the PASSIONS as well as per-
ret the june confd nty trusnay, are CERTAIN that
before the Monday in April this foolish plan will be complete
authors and abetOrS be held IN proper es-
tonnay go further, and say believe will Srghen me
cause and e the principles which have received the sanction q
WASHIN(rO subject of the Presidents late singular
Message does immortal honor to FEDERALIoMook At the
hc relative this transaction, published IN the GAZE TE OF
Ibis dayand read those facts every democrat VINO viii rear
hem-due the information far you can Here we ma
IIENRY expressly that e distinguished Fahsts 10tH 90
NOTHING for separation that they hare integrity OF nfen-
1UN DO nothing ttUardS Seb4TatI0n
at he could find no FderaE 1no he BRoAcH THE
BUSINESS on Which he employed But the Argus contains
not one Of these ctshey all aruy concealed from your
view The facts have been distorted and mang and suppressed
for the purpose of deceivng misleading the people the con
try This same Argus declares, that conspiracy exists, and Is
now detected Henry and the FedrG tor the purpose
of seyen the Union and destroying the peace of the country =
Truth would be ashamed Of such S6terHge and meane
democrats place great confidence the opinions q
friend the double traitor HENRY we cannot account 1or
their suppression OF his remarks upon Democratic PosTMAsTERs
Democratic Postnaasters uW qmck Their
WORD there trusting them says this new dolo democracy
FELLOW CITIZENS,
Instead listening such reports and ndugng prejudice and
passion look gteady the facts relative the above transaction,
and al will explained and the notices of the President easily
dersood
i. VIM was ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
acv voted the President fer secret service money
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-03-23

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coincide in the views Of the national government what
stronger proof can be given Of their appreciation and
measures which for months have been submitted to the
eoPe and which must be considered they have in this
way fully expressed their opinion upon and even their
ncon TO- Depend upon it. if the people by their votes
Secde for war, war they will have but let them recoect
ms measure is Insepeably connected with the system IF
axes and they must be prepared pay their proportion
= upwards OF one million and half Of dollars which
" III tall to Massachusetts, WHICH,
j Fellow citizens appeal TO the people Of the northern
Nil; particularly Massachusetts, to decide whebrrIhev
~ - and sanction the war measures which have L -
,; n eS the past winter Our election will prorabIv AZ
re ~. question The majority in congress saw that + he
ueh men as Gov. Gerry, King and others who baTe
Re ~ he wal bill, then shall take for GRAINED that
Mia nil; people ready join declaration Of war
~ VIII De accordingly declared " "''
Va orI lay men, and reflect you again lift men to office
"'e ana ayow themselves advocates for q war
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-03-23
Smetltan Iieptlbllcanlenl.

THE original intent of our government uas that all
men should be born free md with equal rights
That Government is no longer republican, when re-
fuses TO oGey the 4H ore people,; when refuses to en-
act laws for tie good gje people, SO tatthe public peace,
happiness ard prosperity will be promoted SO that all
mi be equally ite in elecng for Office, and keebng in
0ffre such most eset med, beloved and
pected by the beotle, and by parry that every
man may have equal claim with his ielowcitizens, to
freedom of opinion, freedom of Speech freedom of action
and particularly freedom of election.
and reader, conjure you act in all your polit-
J duf' formaby to your own opinion; but / IN
dersi2r
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-03-23


WHY was it done about the Henys disclosure made
much of this given Henry for the wages OF his sin?
How viii the people like pay all this for eectioncerng
periment and Stimulus 7?
Why the Presidents message delayed three Ueeks after the
disclosure, and until Henry la sailed for France?
Why was not this Spy arrested and punished
If not punished why he Detained till all facts be
known from him, if he knows any
Why Histna1 and British Sby by President
with Dispatches to France
Why the message Congress, and tie mted
published in the democratic papers just before annual election
Does Mr. Madison wish to keep Massachusetts democratic
sroyed =
Does he not arny wish elected President
and therefore feel anxious keep up angry temper against the
Fedeasts democratic ELECTORS of President In the
coming fall
WHY did he in his message ;nluate Henry had been in
very letters which accompanied the message had stated that
could find Fdeat whom he dared make sprepOsa
FELLOW CITIZENS
Again. read and examneand then despe this electiOneerig
confUanePy your homage sober truth and unsied batrt
OfiSm--YCUMAY REPOsE YOUR CoNFIDENCEIN
MEN, WHOM a Is AFRAID TO APPROACH.
Once loYe-A Of candor than usually takes part
the ranks Of democracy their Caucus Tuesday evening
last and m3de violent spechm support of the old story Of British
gold and British c0ndcrdcy in this country he day he
knowledged that the Argus handb did omit the important
documents, with regard Hs treason and hat they do very
wrong let the landb 60 present shape and that he
had idea of the documents when he read the hand
bill and upOna full examination of the documents that morning.
satisfied had directly opposite appearance very much the
honor of Federalism, which he happy find be the
Here find of their speeChaker, deceived himself by the
arts, iarigue and false representation OF his own party
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-03-23
To tie Cumberland and Oxford Electors.

I EIlIlUW -LI I ILENo,
IL behoyes you and each of you to be at the polls
on the first Monday in April inst and there by your votes
on that occasion, declare the world your opinion Of
11en ana Meames In the hands Of the People are the
destes OF Massachusetts. Never there in her short
history more important and evcntuI era Never did the
first Monday in April, since her independence as state
present to the Electors crisis interesting and important
by both Par IS the question is admitted to be. not
oIo
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-03-23

Fohde 6eseech YOU go poll monday next and
remember by your vote may decide the great national question
supporting Gerry and the measures by using YOUR
uence orhe election Strong whose administration shall
path topeace, wealth, and independence.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-03-23

any one among
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true interests of
Massachusetts,
cause he would
they say, he can
hlse-~.1-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-03-23
ROARDERS WANIEI,

FOUR Boarders can be accom- odstel
at central part Of the Town. Fo ppt"cu.
tars inquire 40 this a4Te. 4a 2fn1h l6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-03-23

gress attestng the facts, and asserting in terms
PLAN to be misunderstood that the result of tie cas-
elections, depends the question Of Peace or Var;
tnat the reelection OF Gerry will be hailed It Washnpt
as evidence OF the voice OF Massachusetts, Jor Of
Unless 1Uar talents were wanted, would any electiee
writer, hazard the experiment, made in the oreeon
tracts, OF urging and soliciting the Independence
Massachusetts, to vote for Gerry, becausea
that line are SO inthiteLy superior to his ri
i amy one intss among g, esa51atlaf -
cause he would m
they say, he can 6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-03-23
INFORMS me
carry on the

= carry on the
Cabinet- NJ
at bis hop, head ofEzs
oppofite MIR. Robert Boz
has conlantIy for fale var
TURE, made Of good ma;eF,%
ful aud fafhionable manner,
terms IL
WANTED TO PURC.
A quantity Of lea(oned Birch JOE.
BOARDS-to pay in Furniture or Can v
offered foon O7obsr Ia
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-03-23
WNNTED,

A Steady Young MAN, well acquainted
IA with The scythe Making Buinei. Lib
eral wages and confant employ will be riven
after The 6rlt of April next. 2 good r m
mendation will be required .-Enauire at this
Office Ft5yuayy 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-03-23

The above Goods are all Of the fri quality,
and will be fold on reafonab.e terms.
". Merchants and ship Matters may
be fuppIied with Cabin or fhip Stores ~ rea-
fonahle terms ALTO, Families may be luppli-
ed a. low can be purch2led Id town, and
fettle their billie quarterly. ConRant atten-
dance, aud every favor gra sinNy acknowi-.
edged JONATHAN otUAkI- VI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-03-23
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-27
HCRRID MASSACRE

The late Loutlon papers contain particulars
ofthc slaughter OF the whole remaining NAME
LURES in Egypt, by order of the Turkish ro-
Sern,nent. The massacre commenced on The
first of March last at Cairo where they were en-.
ticed, under the pretence of celcbratin grand
iestival-amd in the course OF the month seven
or eight hundred more were DESTROYED in the.
towns and villages. \ report also reached
England, that the last individuals of this cele.
br'atcd race were extirPsied in Upper Egypt By
the troops of the Pacha The heads OF the
chieis we're sent IN pickle to ConstantinopIe. A
list Of the principal names, such as Achmet Bay.
Aiurrad Bay, Jussuf Bay, lbraham Gay, Ali Bay
&c &c. are given.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-27

NEW RANKS
X I C II Nj o W d.
MONDAY, JANUARY 81. 1912.

HOUSE OF DELEGATES OF VIRGINIA,
Saturday, January IS, 1912.
The 4th Resolution proposed by the Select
Committee to which were committed the
bills for establishing banks at the towns of
Winchester, Lynchburg and Norfolk, and TO
which were referred the petitions from the
Inhabitants of the several towns of Richmond
end Portsmouth, and the yicinities thereof,
tur banks to be established therein" was on
motion, taken up, and read a second time {:
The said Resolution as reported from the
committee was as follows =
Resolved, that in exercising the power
90 which, as stockholder, the common
Wealih viii be entitled, respecting the drcc-
tlOn Of each Of the said banks, there shall be
annnally elected, by joint ballot Of both hou-
hcs ofMe General TssembiV, so many drec-
RS of each as the interest of the state In the
s.ock of each bank shall bear TO the whole
mount Of the stock thereof; provided, that
n no case shall the commonwealth be enti-
led to elect fewer than three directors Of
such banks respectiv ety.
On motions, SET erally, by Mr. Mercer, the
words " joint ballot If both honses If the
General Asse76iy," and the word, three, .
we're stricken out Of the said resolution, so
as 20 leave two blanks therein -
a further motion was made by Mr.. Mer-
Ger to hll the last blank with the word
five :" which, on the question put there
'pon, was agreed oby the House
y motion was then made by Mr. Leigh,
(9E Dinwiddie) to strike out the whole Of
&C said resolution as amended, for the pur-
pcsc Of adopting the following substitute viz.
ResoLVee, That the State shall have the
,ame Influence, 10 Proportion ~ is ir.asst,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-27

&sa ,hs No,tol: zfsd...

| Our country has, for q series of year, IN
blest "-irh peace and happy exemption .jipia
The lar greater part Of re Sat.Tli .N. "a.
J.eSh IS her TO-" Yes, IL has pleased Heaven. tha.
the UStatCs should for time escape tS area l.,
mi ani calar,.itous yistStiors thit have 80 a.
bundantly, descended upon the inhabitants g
The o,S world. Fat let as not y..in.y presume
that we ,>.e the exclusive ,faycr.tes OF Prov
dence. Alas terrible experience comvinces US.
that among the dispens.lions OF divine wrath,
VIC ace not forgotten And still the catalogue
IS incnnp!eLe. Eseiy p.'er that We open We
feel Find OF instructive presaC@ that we shalt
see exhiLitedt'in ali the eloquerce Of woe,''
the accoR.. OF some new AMI heart -reading dis.
aster. The fires CT Newpur,1iort and Charles.
ton, have t,iraed hundreds poor and sheltcricss
upon the wide Sorld--'i'hc hurricane ut the lat
ter place was most awf,d and attended W. i the
sacrifice OF several lives. Hut 20 cfpy the &c.
ciiai more immediately home 20 the present
day tire treacherous butchery [? oar heroic
countrymen on the Wabasli-.hc still more Ia
mentab,e catastrophe II Richmond, ineqgailed
in the annals OF our country and the almost m
Vulnerable instances % n. p-,1'sck On our coas.;
To these It Is painitl task Cor us TO add, the
conH2Sraton Of the valuable mSIlson-hou -
ar Jencs OF Pcwhatan, whose infant child to-
gethcr with has sister, AN interesting young ic-
gagged Is years, persisted in She flames
AID rs II the measures OF calamity for I;c!i-
~ ''s i,"' !S' foAi' that oeVole1 S;ty h'e
been visited b. another fret - Happ;iy no lives
were lost. and the houses CONSUMED were oil it,
tie value
While proridcnre has thus made man.iSs; the
uncertainty of all human affairs, by fire, sword
and tempest, man haJ not been backyard in
rendering still urorc manifest the tiepr-vity cf
ms heart. For the lest twelve months tie news
papers have tecmed with forgery, robbery mar
der and suicide, TO degree never knoyn in So
snort time III this country OF these Norfolk
has furnished more than its proportion. The
Following Is 4 statement of The unnatural deatl.
that have occurred in Norfolk, during the lat
IL months Murders, men and woman--s
Suicides, ) and lgomen--Found dead
supposed by murder or suicide, 3 men More
than has been known Of in Norfolk for Ave y.ars
past.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-27
LINES

LINES
IN nc IliI If aseribiHy 10 divine vengearce.
accidents E.hich result from human iHdiseyef
In pieus mood sir Bigot cries.
Behold Judgment from the skies
See Richmond in despair
No grief like this had rent her heart.
Secure from every hostile dart,
Had virtue fOurishcd there.
Those flames, in anger sent TO burn.
With ashes fill the mighty Urn.
And-tliough J quake to tell
ms Ncstibule to scenes below,
Now laid m dust and ashes low
Has filed the vaults of hell
And thnk'st thou, miserable elf,
mat GOD, vindlctye as thysell,
Begins he'll on earth
Avduut aysun, 10 more blaspheme
40 longer urge the impious theme,
Stsmpt with Satanic bir,h.
Mourn &c thou cansD tho cruel doom,
That buried ia one common tomb,
Wortl', Virtue, age and you.h---
Mourn, with Virginia, many a son,
In yaiOr, honor, nc'cr Cutdonc-
Daughters oimstChicss truth
Msvrl. Il u,ou canst but al forbcar
10 charge on Heaven the fatal snare.
For Bcavcn delights 30 save
Bright The Rcdccmci : form appears.
Es!, mourncrs smile amidst their tears,
hai tafs beyond the grave.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-27

:@hy are opened. This assembly can.oi
KS ever this opportunity, without assuring
~ friends TO freedom and the rights of I'M.
''nnity, specially the Friends and rela, icns Of
Csc who have fallen in the late struggle
.tith savage perhdy and ferocity, that we
amiseratc their loss, and o...er our condo
p ace ut the shrine OF their sorrows: There
re, -
Rescived, by TIE general assesi5iv Of the
:'1fe Of Ohio, THAT we will at the cali of
n country, rally round the STANDARD, of free
m. We viii suffer every hardship-sub
! to every priv2tion, Ii support os our co,i-
US rights and honor. Though VIC love
tacc, and invoke It's blessings, ye; we will
t shrlnk from the dangers oi war. In be-
IA OF our constituents, we pledge ourselves,
at our government Will receive from tacIa,
+ prompt and efficient srppcit:--lteIyinp,
G. instantly, ca the interpreting protection uf
}'eaucm, we VIII noe, w.t:i tIintcss, every
rent.
ind Ge IL .fu1thfr rcsoi,ea, Tina, h.. .x-
reiency the governor of yhis stare. 81 ,eoucs-'
i to turDarc. TO the I'res.de0k 49,. V.cc
resident OF the United States. tie ,,,s aker,
'-.iic house OF Representatives in congress,
"a to our Representative tk.rciH, one cerii-
sd copy, each, OF the Ecresoing preaiable
lid resolution.
M CORWLh,
Saeckcr efthr hosse Of re4resenfadpes.
INOS. HIRKER,
Sneaker fthe Sendse.
-ztfest--R. OS6ora,, ctt. b. p.
Carlos II. Norton, cik.. sen!
December 20. 1871.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-27
January %


FRoM WpASHINCTON.
We learn that 1.-The die is cast" and that
N grand caucus held at Washington OIL
Tuesday last it was decided to support DE
WITT CLINTON for our next President and
MR. CLAY (of Kentucky Vice President.
Gen. Dearborn is nominated to the Senate
as Major General. His appointment
doubtful-Fed. Guz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-27

! .ender The reservoir ofoGr hearts, md tlivni,
wlth you the food. But no The Cod of ma.
ture, whose inscruta5,c purpose il would Be
impions to arraign, has differently ordained
Accept thea, ellow-citizens, an expression
of our confidence, that the Supreme Ruler of
IN Universe, has gathered into the mansions
81 eternal happiness, the unfortunate victims
for whom humanity now.becds and our un-
ceaSinS applications that He will calm YOUR
ihquetu;les, bid your hearts be still and 'beat
to rest"
On the motion of Alfred Fl. Powell, Esq.
ResoiUrT, that Thursday the ed instant, be
observed as day of humiliation and PRAYER,
and that a committee OF three persons be ap-
pointed to request one of the CIergymen in
this town to preach a sermon, on mat dry,
adapted tn the sorrowf,il occasion and that
1t be recommended to the inhabitants, to ab-
STAN from their usual avocations on said tiav.
Judge White, Judge Holmes and Mr. Powell,
were appointed a committee accordingly.
RSSoived, That the Mayor do forward the
proceedings OF this meeting to the Mayor of
the city of Richmond, and that he cause
copy to be published III each of the ncwspa-
pcrS of the town.
JOSEPH GAMBLE, Chairman.
LishUE Ell BENT, Secretary.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-27
TIE EARTHQUAKE

The Earthquake OF the 10Th December, was
ielt at the Satchel, Mississippi Territory
1t IS thus known to- have extended from the
Delaware to the Mississippi, and from The At
iantic 10 the Lakes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-27

Citizens Of Norfolk be or, your guard
you have suffered severely by fire, witch fT,s
generally happened about this time True, it
Is diihcuit always to provide against accidents
but there is less to be unprecedented from acc;-
dents than incendiaries.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-27
BALTIMORE, Jan. 90.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 90.
l. ytract from a gentleman in Congress 10
the editor, dafed
"WAsHINGToN, Jan. Is, 1912.
. have before me letter from gentle
'4an dated ut Galiatin, the 9TH inst. q believe
Inc place is in TenueAsee)--I give YOU the
fillowing extract:
The latest information we have had from
cur Indian friends. viz. a Mr. Isaac Weak.
ity, OF montgomery county. dined with me
II Sunday last, states that Oh Thursday ev.
before he saw Col. Cock of this county, who
told Weakley, that he had been riding night
and day for "a hours, among the different
captains companies in the county, in order
"a raise men TO go against large body, say
8 or 400 OF Indians, which were ehcampcd
ccfore the mouth of Cumberland, on the north
81 Ohio, which had already taken twelve
lat bottomed boats and three Of keel boats,
destroyed them and their cargoes, killed ev-
cry soul except two who escaped in canoe
Did this report of Mr.. Weakly need zorro.
horation it is confirmed by MIR. Wilkinson
who arrived in this neighbourhood last night
direct by land from the mouth of Cumber-
land, aud must add that am afraid it is
but too true. Mr.. Weakley adds that they
are composed of Cherokees, Greeks x HUG
gas"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-27

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made tothe Executive of this commonwealth,
for remedy whereof, have thought At, by
and with the advice OF the Council of state
to issue this proclamation, prescribiret the uni
form or the militia of this commonwealth tc
be as follows: -
For The General Officers. -.
dark blue Coat, skirts lined with buf.
cape, lapels, and cuffs buff. yellow buttons,
gold epauiets, Zone on each shou,dcr) biacb.
cooked lat, with black cocksde, and black
stock.
For the .4r.iAerY.
A blue coat. skirts lined with red, cape,
iapeis and Cuffs red, vest buff overalls blue,
edged with red, yellow buttons, acocked black
hat with red cockade.
For Tie Light Infantry. :,
A dark blue short coat, with half lsre,s
cape and Cuffs white, white lining and but
tons, vest white, and overalls blue, with red
seams, black aifbouts, black stock, a round
hat, cooked OIL the left side, with black ccc-
kade.
For the Grenadiera. 81
A dark blue coat, cape, lapels and cuff
white, white lining and buttons, white ves..'
and blue overalls with red seams, black hal s
boots, black stock, cooked hat, with black:
cockade. :
=. For the RiRemen, r.
A linen hunting shirt of purple color, with
overalls OF the same, leather mockisoDs or
SHOES round hat, cooked on the left side, wita
black cockade and black stock.
A,or the main body of Militia.
"A blue hunting shirt, trimmed with red
fringe, blue overalls with red seams, rounc
hat cooked On the left side, with blacl, COG
kade and black and red plume, black gaiters
or half boots the officers uniform TO be dark
l.
lining and buttons, white vest, blue pantaioons
with red seams, BlacE stock, cooked hat witt,
black cockaGe.
For The Capehg, &c.. .."
short dark blue coat with Ye How but
tons, white lining, ha!flapels, cuffs and cape
red, white vest and leather breaches. lack
boots, spurs, black stock and black leather
cap, dressed on the crown with bear-skin,
and decorated with light blue sash and rcd
and white plume.
The officers of the main body Of the mill
tia, OF the light infantry, grcnadiers riflcmeay
and cavalry, to be distinguished by epaulets
Of silver; the officers OF artillery to be dis
tirguished by epaulets of gold. The field Of
hcers to wear two epaulets, The captains one
on the right, and the subalterns one ON the
lett shoulder. All officers to wear side arms
and boots.
ProUsded hozocOer, That where anv troo,
of cavalry, company ofartillery, grenadier5.
light infantry, rifiemen, OF the main BODY of
the militia, shall have provided themselves
with an uniform different from that herein
prescribed, they arc respectively permitted
to wear the same for six months from and af-
ter tho date hereof
Given under my hand as Governor and
under the seal OF the Commonwealth AT
Richmond, this twenty third day Of Janu,
Z S airy, in the year of our Lord, one thou,
sand eight hundred and twelve, and q
the commonwealth, the thirty sixth
MS harmonic
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-27

The revolution in Mexico continues to pro-
gress. The rcvolters are said to be negociaiing
win the Americans for y supply of muskeis,
&C and to haze four Amtri ANS as officers anong
them.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-27

We are informed that the Gun Powder
Mills erecting near this city, by .1honasRw-
ell C Go. have progressed with remarkable
rapidlty and are expected to be in OH, era
tion before the 1st of May NEXT. a F6und-
ing and Barrel Mill are building, upon
scale for the manufacture of about two thou
sand pounds OF powder daily.---ib.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-27

Thar preparations were making 70 carry the
orders forthwith into eject.