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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-31
COBBETT.S RELEhSR

II appears that Goblet, so celebrated on
both sides of the Atlantic, had served out
his term OF Imprisonment 1.-TWO years) in
Newgate on the 9'h of July. A public din
ner was to be given on the occasion at the
Crown and Anchor Tavern in London, at
which Sir Francis Burdett was to preside.
~ 1t is RELAXED of this same Ca66ett,
that while a resident of this Country, he
published in his Gazette, called the g Por-
cutiine," (and by which name he was gene
rally known himselfD a severe piece against
Frenchmen, which was taken up by one of
that order, determined to have satisfaction
for the insult offered.--With this view,
the touchy Gaut sat out in quest of the then
advocate of John BRH-and seeing party
of gentlemen conversing in the street of
Philadelphia, Tin which city the circumstance
transpired) he stepped up and enquired
if he could be informed where Mr. Porcu-
time (alias Cobbett) was to be found. For
tunately for the Frenchman, Goblet hap
pened just at the moment to be passing BY,
and was Immediately pointed out by some Of
the company The French gentleman ac-
cordingly advanced to meet him, and accos-
ted him by asking, are you Mr.. Porc1titine 2
To which Cobbett very readily replied no !;
and told him his real name. Very well, said
the Frenchman, have now found you out !;
and so must take de liberty TO give you one
dam 7uhithtng for MisSer Porcufiine-and
he actually beat poor Cobbett most heartily,
very justly concluding, that no matter un-
der what name an offender is found, he is
equally culpable.
1t is said, that he was so severely flagel-
lated as to be induced to seek shelter in tn e
house of a republican We see, then, that
the bitterest foe may sometimes serve as
the best friend
1t is not a little remarkable (says New
York paper) that in the first action between
the Americans and British in the present
war, the Royal George" and 4" Prince Re-
gent" should be beaten the ROYAL Geo. be-
ing hulled, raked fore and aft, and having her
commander and 10 of the crew Killed. The
Prince Regent had her mainmast nearly cut
of, and was so badly shattered, she was o.
bliged to be buoyed up to keep her from sink
ing On the part of Americans not man
was killed or wounded
Say the National Debt of England is only
& 700, 0OO, 900, this would be 8 1888, 333, 1888
SO. The annual interest at 6 per cent. would
be S 200, 100000
A wealthy Jew named Pienc, who lately
died M Amsterdam made some singular a nd
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-31

THE Subscriber, intending to leave this
state, hereby notifies those who may have bu-
siness to transact with him, that his son, Ed
WARD CARRINcroN MAYO, is vested with
full power TO act Tor hIm IN ms absence
JOHN MAYO.
Richmond, Aug. 81, 1919. St
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-31

ErtrGef oT'o letter 10 @ geatlemaa IN Ills
fIace, dated 1feGdVNLe, 7th Augus,, 1912.
On Wednesday last an express passed
through Erie on his way to Detroit, who in
forms that s companies of British troops had
been sent from Fort Erie, by land, about ten
days ago, to reinforce Maiden; and that
three vessels had been sent up the lake
with provisions for that place. These YES
sells were seen on "Wednesday last about for
~ miles above the town of Erie"
Pi:tS6urg Gazette.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-31
LIME AND BRICKS FOR SALE.

-AO oiNiSNo rON GALL.
The Subscriber has on hand, at his Brick
yard, near Pownatan Ware -house, one thousand
bushels OF Shell and Stone LIME-Also, one,
hundred thousand well burnt BRICKS, all Of
which he will dispose of OH reasonable terms.
JOSEPH H. MAYO.
Cottage, Aug. 81. ct
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-31
IN CHANcERY-ln Hanover County cour..

hchard Snead, John Snead. Richard Glaze.
brook and Kittura his wiie, late KIttura Snead.
Charles Anderson and Elizabeth his wife, late,
Elizabeth Snead, William Harris and K..z,..h
his VIE, late KezIah Snead, and Nathaniel HoI,
man and Alice his wife, lac A ice Snead. which,
Richard and John Snead, and the sand fcm.le,
comPIainants, are children and distributes oe
the estate of the late John Snesd, deceased.
PlaiutiHs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-31

y OTlCE.-John b. HiIlard & George Sill.
y man have formed "a connexion in trad,
The business hitherto done by The former, " ill.
be conducted under the firm OF Hiikard 4 St A4
man.
JOHN B. HILLAaD,
GEORGE STlLLMAN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-31

TIE U. States Vessel Of UIcr Nautilus,
which was lately captured and sent mo Ha
lifax, has been rehtted, has received the
name of the Young EmHlou8, and is now
cruizing upon our coast as an English brig
of War
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-31
FOR SALE.

A Likely NEGRO WOMAN.
Who is good Cook, Sealhsuess, s.c.-Aus
ply 10 the Printer.
Aug. 81. 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-31
Cohy ofG letter from, General Hall 10 Col.
Weiis, dated,

"DETRoIT, 18th Aug.
BY letters received from the DEPART
ment OF War, 1 am informed you are or
dered to march to this place with fifteen
hundred recruits, or part volunteers, If so
many recruits were not enlisted. The fall
OF Michilimackinac, the tardy operations of
our army at Niagara, and almost all the In
dams having become hostile, have totally
changed the prospects of this army. My
communication is almost entirely cut off {;
there are but small quantities of provisions
and the most fatal consequences must ensue,
unless the communication is soon opened and
very strong reinforcements arrive. / hope
you will lose no time in coming forward with
a very respectable force"
Lee. REPORTER.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-31
AGAINST

Robert Sneai, admir-. of John Snead. decd
Billey Snead, Patrick Snead, Jane Harris, latS
Jane Snead, admi'x. of her late husband D,,id
Harris, Thomas Prlddy and Mary his wife alta
Mary Snead, Wiiiiam f.. Harris and Ann, nia
wife, late Anne Snead, John, Jane and Cuha-
rine Snead, which last three are infant chI-
dren and heirs of Augustine Snead, decd son
of the said John Snead, decd, Elizabeth Har.
ris and Nancy Harris, infant children OF NJ .,rrba
Harris, decd late Martha Snead, daughter os
the said John Snead, decd. Defendants.
THIS day came the Plaintiffs by Richard
Morris, jun their Counsel, and the Defendmta
Billey Snead and Patrick SneAd not having chi.
tered their appearance and given securitY &C.
cOrding to the Act of Assembly and the rules
of this Court, and it appearing to the satisfac-
ton of the Court, that hey are not inhabitants
Of this country--on the motion ofthe Plaintiffs.
IL is crdeTea, that the said Defendants, Billet
Snead and Patrick Snead, do appear here ON the
fourth Wednesday in October next, and answer
the bill of the Plaintiffs and that a COPY of
this order be forthwith inserted in some public
news.paper printed in the City of Richmond. fof.
two months successfully, and that another CO.
ply be posted at the front door of the court.
house of this county.
A Copy.-Teste,
TH0s. POLLARD, d. CHG.
Aug. 81. w8wp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-31

Say the National Debt of England is only
6 100, OO0, 900. this would be 8 1888, 1888, 1888
SO. The annual interest at 6per cent. would
be S 200, 100000.
A wealthy Jew named Pienc., who lately
died At Amsterdam, made some singular and
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-26

no couot OF an Immediate war between France &
Russia that Bonarafte was sti,l in Paris Lu, usr
ON The eve OF his DEF allure for the armies ms he
" eoi'i,shd III person that the scarcity of provis
ons, particularly in Dritanny, had oceasioned alar
NILS 'uin'iits amongst the people; and that the
y. vu 20 Oh the ship Congress- recently captured by
'ne french ON her passage from Baltimore to En-.
s'ahu, had been takeu out, by order or the Govern
,ie"t, ana carted into tie interior and tiis,,i
, "ueu amongst the starving and riotous i,ihabi.
On the subject of our relations with Franco u.
Souid gather nothing from Mr.. Bitli,e but NC
nave no reason To believe, that uny settlement has
ekcn pace. We did learn, t,at ther,. had hcen
no recent restoration OF American property. Tie
immediate disposition ofthe cargo Of the shin Ca,
Sress, isa proof that netting favorable has bees, done
we must, however, wait a few da, s.ior N o ~,
pose of our government.
The u States sloop of war Tosb, with Mr. He,
ry on board, arrived ut Cherbure ON the 5ih NJ.
AprIi which was q days previous to the saline ot
the hornet, SO that there was time for Mr. Barlow
10 answer any communications from orr govern
S:snfs which may have gone out Ia her.
MI Giudie Lett Paris The esd tlay Of Anr;I ,,.
we nave hes OF French papers that date but thev
barren OF news, being silent the distresses az
uie french people from the city of provisions
' eopous ~ their details ct the riotous proce. dimes
OF inc manufacturers nf England
oi'ee the above Was prepared for press. we have
seen gentleman who CAME ont in ,he Hor,c,
"h" assures us, that Mr.. Barlow has dom. uotb
,nS towards settlement OF our difference 81 With
France. .'l. = "''"
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h<IFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD Rara. nv
rom the subscriber in the Cily OF William :
burg Virginia, the sd, day OF January Isst
ukeIy girl named Poly about 10 years OF age. of
middle side and dclicately made, and some wbst
OF tawny colour, she speaks and walks very quick.
sense the said girl has no parcua, n.,rLse So.
Which She may be distinguished or known, b,it Gene.
F"'y wears her hair plated before and at the locks
ana ! nave reasons to believe calls herself Pow
i"ehtioot; ana nave been lately informed that some
time since, she on board OF: boat at Rch,o,
oound for Lynehburg, where it likely she NAV ar,
'cmpt to pass as free woman. The above rewart,
va oe gwen to any one WHO will apprehend tb.
get her again. ~ ~ ''"' L
AN persons are hereby forwarned from receiving
on board their vessels the said girl or Otherwise con-
,Tey'ng her away by water under the penalty of the
law Nm. RICHARD COKE
Williamsburg, May 18th, 1912. Ct.
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.NKw-YoRK. Nav LIZ.

Captain Blake, who arrived here On We'd
nesday from the Mediterranean. inform -.
that about the first of February the Rr;-
tisl troops marched from Messina for pa
iermo to enforce the demands of Lord Wi.
liam Bentick, the English minister. The
result was, that the King abdicated the
throne, and he and the Queen were to on tn
Vienna. The Hereditary Prince was an.
pointed Regent, with an entirely new min
istry the banished mobiles were recalled al,
duties on British commerce taken off and
the whole island was to be garrisoned
with British troops. e''-'0"eu
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LATEST FROM ENGLANn

BY the arrival Of the ship Criterion, Can
sam Eoden, in so days from Portsn,ou n.
England, we have received London Dapers
To the 18Th Of April inclusive DAYS liter
thaD before received.
The " Sua''0f the 18th says" The
AIackeref, schooner, sailed from Falmouth
on the l5th inst. with dispatches for n. y"
MF'kuif, me Messenger, whose departure
from Lo don for the United Stafrg y,.e
mentioned IN one Of the latest papers bcf,rr
received. Is doubtless Oh board tie Ntacke.
rel AID his arrival at this port may be
daily expected. 4~s
LoupoN, April IS.
he Gall OF the HOUSE sands for Wed
nesday, and is to be strictly enforced ;stbe
Moti"n @" me Catholic QI-stien cores o,
the ne4t aay.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-26

'' BY order of the Marshal Prince Eek
muhl General in Chief of the Staff.
(Signed) ROMENT.
BERLIN, March 81. On the Goth inst
the following notice was published
e" AS the near passage of the French
troops under the orders of the Marshal
of the Empire, the Duke OF
l:cggio, is in consequence of the perfect un-
Outstanding which reigns between Prussia
and France, these troops belonging to a
triepdly power, must be received and trea-
Ted with care aad consideraton.--Thc
competent public authority will publish as
soon as possible, III What manner they are
TO be lodged and fed. The Marsnai la;
given the assurance, that he will maintain
the most severe discipline.
On the 2Sth, his Excellency Marshal
Duke of Reggie made his entry into this
town at the head of his troops. In the
morning the Marshal had placed them in
a line between Charlottenburg & Spandau
4. His Majesty, accompanied by the Prince
U2oyal, Princes William and Frederick,
Marshall kalkuth, and a numerous suit of
superior officers arrived at noon.
" Yesterday, the King gave grand din
ner at Postdam. The Duke of Reggie and
several French Generals of division had
the honor of dining with his Majesty.
VIENNA, March 90. His exceliency the
French Ambassador, received on the 21st,
n Courier from Constantipople, with dis
patches, dated the l6lh February, which
state, that the Porte had rejected all the
propositions of Russia, and that she is re-
solved to recommence and prosecute the
war with the utmost vigor.
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AsARsHALS SALES BY vir,ure of a D..re.

M ARSHAL'S SALES BY yirture of . D...,..
w OF the Court of the United States for the 6ftI
circuit IN the Virginia District in a suit therein de-
pending wherein Thomas Pinkerton and Don;I
Ben assgnees of Donal and Burton are plan,iF al
samuel Shelton and Robert Nor ison and Midi
ms WIFE, which said Samuel and Mildred are adr,;
traitor and administrative OF Clough Shelton dec;J
VINO was one oil the partners of Clough Shelton g. o.
'e "eiehihts aud partners, and OF Shelton Win.
frey and company likewise merchants and nar,rsr,
'he sad Robert Morrison and Mildred his ,,;c ~
right oil the SAID Mildred who was widow and Ii,
OF the said Ciough Shelton deed Ciciy A Shelf
MARIA Z. shelton, William Shelton, Nelson ~
ohe'ton and others defendants in ChaDcerv rro,
nounced on the 9Th June 1910 viii be sold To-.
ready money at Public Auction to the liFbeqt bid
Ter at the dwelling House of the said Robert Nor;
son IN the county of Albemarle on The 75tb dsy az
June next nine hundred acres of land vine il, ,t,
county OF Amherst with all the Horses MmIss OIL
aiI other improvements and also the following Sy,s
and The increase of the females of the same II ans,
W. Grace, Mary, James, Zen, Diner. A. Cioc
l ON, simon, Faany, Adam, Cicily, Alec. Nel Mi.
me, nancy, Reuben and Neal tn raise certain s,n,s
oi money IN said decree mentioned.
WILLIAM MANN. d. NJ
FOR
May ojth, 1910.
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LATEST FROM LISBON
BOSTON, May 18.

vo.. BOSTON, May 10.
Yesterday arrived here, ship Columbia
!ennIs'on, SO days from Lisbon. Mr.. S A.
Wells, passenger in the above vessel re-.
ports that BADAJoz, after an invcstmen,
.oi Il days, 13-. of which was employed in
close hiring, capitdlated to the E.neIi,b on
me OH OF April he adds, that the assault
otthe CITY was most horrid, that the breach.
es we're repeatedly stormed, and the walls
scaled and that the castle was the &c,
point carried. The killed and wounded ON
the part Of the French YVES not ascertained :.
tne prisoners were from 2 to 5000 the loss
OF me English was great, said to be 800 in
Killed and wounded, among whom we <
or Generals, or 7 Colonies, and con,i-
dera6le number Of other officers durino.
the siege the garrison had blown ui) two
mines: Our next account from Lisbon. will
probably furnish the official particulars Of
TINS important event. Mr.. Wells also re-
ports that just before he sailed, report
was in circulation, that Gen. BaIlcs,eros had
on the 7th Of April, surprised and taken the
city Of Seville. '''1
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NCHANCERY.--Buckin county, Ma
i Term, 1912 ~
Ha,'ll. fcrkims and Price Perkins, executors Of
Hardin Perkins, deed, who was acting exc'or. of
John Watkins, decd, aud Robert Watkins. one of
he children and Representatives of the said john
""'~'''S, uee a' plaintiffs.
Josas Chambers and Clopton Chambers.
Deteai0nts.
On the motion of the plaintiffs by their attorneys
and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the court ti,t
the deit Josas Chambers is not AN n,,abiaut of tu
state, 1T as ordered and Gecyeea, That unless the
SAID Josas shall app ear here on or before Aueust
iernisneNt anu answer tin I'LL OF The plaintiffs the
court viii then Proceed axe the SANE for COMES
seq as to HIM, aud decree the matter thereof accord
ingW ard that copy OF this order be orhuItl, pub
'!Siec IL some pubic newspaper of the city of Rich
ln3nd for two raonihs succrssiyelv am, that ,oo,br
copy be posted up at the front door OF the court
house of this COUNTY.
a copy. Ieste,
A. Or r.. ELDRTDGE, ir D. c.
- Nom
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Il HE ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND. MAY a0. 1910
a. By THE IioRNET.

W Df THE HORNET.
we learn that she has brought volumi
Nous dispatches, but no frcofy; that on,
was some time since on the tapis which
iNrBarlow would hsve cheerfuily Sign. Il
except that it contained no clause for tb,
;i','> ''.'.sics;ion OF orr property principali,
seized under the Ranbonllet decree tn,
treaty was withdrawn on the part of Franc,
ana nothing done with it since.-Much i,
sad about the 6Wniars, but in what WAY
they are treated by France, we know not
as little do We know, what light these dis.
patches shed upon the state Of the Berlin
ana Milan DEGREES
we learn that The order of the day a,
w ashihgton, is, Letters of Marque sma
HeTrtS~ against France, and al open de.
ciaration OF 7var against England-a dis.
iinction founded upon the different state 81
the relations with ,he two countries. The
o'o~ VIII be struck about the time when
the oO DAY EnoafSo sUouid huye expire d
TO the Friends Of tie United States. oyo
81 fher Constituted .4uthoyilies -,
f'chniond, Mc'scheSfer ana theiJ. Viciu;-
ties.
FELLOW -cITIzENs--Yonr Government
STAND " IKE Greyhounds unleashed ready to
take the slip"
a few day Sand shey will take stem t,
49, 's,"N' u iiiC IIGllDIl. ne voice
the people ought 20 second the arm O.
their government Let US arise then ant,
ere this last appeal De made, let US express
lior the last tlme) firm resolution to sup
pore them i'll a war. The glowing res.lu,,-
ms OF the Patriots OF Baltimore and OF
I COG Citizens. ot fhiiadeiphia,* lead tn,
way-let rs march with them, aud let every
county in Virginia join with us il the holy
sentiment, to defend our rights rather thai.
oasely surrender them. Tine rights of q,
5asgrleved Country, the efficacy of repub
'can government, every thing dear to free.
men. ;se staked upon the crisis. Com
4orNn men, and let us solemnly swear t,
support our government, if thev will SUD
port the iioi.cr OF America. Shall V,rpin
wn'ch was the first IN 20 Re the last il.
1912? 800 -
the Capitol.
A CITIZEN.
These eloquent resolutions, zvhich are at,no,t
calculated - 90 breathe n soul ,y,Icr ,Le - =,
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ALIENSl ArrENr1nMl

hhe Constitution foibids my meddline
witn ahens' mcniberS II nations az neace
1pt'h "S--out let the war be waged, and
mere VIII immediately arise aliens, mem
bers of hostile nation. BE w,.red 10
time beware of the fate OF .iAen Ere
mics" TuELAw
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atTOLEN from the sub,cr ber ILL.,, - a. -
> end Of Louisa Cointy on Safnria, H. ,e,i.
INST sorrc horse about fifteen hands lfil. Ten mr.
'lsyen years old, has large blaze in lis face ro",
whte 'ees and very mach mixed with white hairs
na~ DIS 10Y ms r,Eht legs much disignred by losing
PAGES exceedingly well aso very r6,,d ss,il. ""G
,r''s' viii give ten dollars TO- sncI, information
That get the Horse aud t..snty dollars n aco,,,"
MED with conviction OF the thief
NJ. o. JOHN %. ARMSTRONG.
3tP.
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NEW-YoRK. Nh Of

~ - ~ r ~ a ORk ~ way u.
From 81 DomiHgo.-Capt. Newson. of
che brig Henry Glider, from Jacquemel. in
Sorlns that on the last of April and the first
81 May, Christophe made three desperate
attacks on Port au Prince, and .hat he was
rePuiscd eaSh time with great loss.
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QUEBEc, April 2s.

Ihe Ieittsenrs.-This corps now forming
una: the command OF Major. De Sallaber-
ry, Is completing with dispatch wor,hv of
the ancient wariike spirit of the country
l"pt% Perrault's company was filed mn IN
= hours, and was yesterday passed bv b,e
eEceJIency the Governor and the comna-
MES OF capts. Dnschesnay, Panel, and t.
Ecuyer, II I'VE very nearly their complsmenr.
Inc ung man move in solid columns TO-.
"ards the eniisting officers, with an expres-
SION OF couDtenancr not to be mistaken.-
me Canadians are awakening from the
repose OF AN age. resured to them by pon,i
government and virtuous habits. '1Sba;,
anger is fresh /; the object of their prepara-
tion simple and distinct. They are to de-
end their King, known TO them ONLY hv
acts OF kindness, and native country lony,
since made sacred by the exploits OF their
turefathers.
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May ojtb, 1919.

| viz subscriber having fulfilled the encasen,,.,,,,
tee OF T te er r'G@5[d him from resmg The proc.
rope proposes 10 inence the nrac,;; u
'ior court OF Chancery Tor the RicbmonG ~,
Iet, ~ the Court Of Appeals, and in ,be Fc''I
A determination 10 render b;a bo.t -,
III services 10 every Cleut las irnced f s;
Ter 70 UNIV ms ordinary practie 10 these Con,s
curing Their recess however, he NAV he se'i -,
S,npsyeu 10 argue any case depending in ary other
Richmond, o5th May, 1879. -''' 'i ~ ~
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Died, on the 21st inst. Mr.. Jescnh Reaslev
printer. n ":.e aud child mourn the loss of an ~
'veuonate husband and tcnacr " hose lsLour
was their main support
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May %.

NHPECTED curly To be landed at Ro.ke,ts
AI 90 fihds. Priml AuGs,,a Run.
20 ih S. LIST %. lily y. Orleans and NIuscoy,.
do Sugar,
20 Hhds LIST quality retaiiirg Molasses.
50 bbls. Pcnnngtun's best labefd i, o,f Snco,.
MoNCURE, ROBINSON 81 PLEASANTS'
May IS. % 90
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NALUABLE PROPERTY Ar ItrCr1o1-
on Tuesday tie Goth inst win h, ~ ~
sac ON The Prcns, The Richmond TiI sco aI or
str = in '"'n9, , bsn Ggos a h good order. Sit !,
po'te The old Church Terms Of s,le ,o oP-
C'','' Tie ne'ndcr ~ Months 10 e ,. :.
AZ ne Sank Of Virginia with ~, fpproyeS i'",
viii he required 'iT'''0'' e"l'ser
P'c4APC BPOoVy.
May rs. 3"s.'"gecyit
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These eloquent resolutions, sghich are ut,po,,
ca1tIlatea to breathe soul u4dcr The rios 0,
death, shaH appear IN our ne,ct baber.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-26

a lac recruiting service of Richmond under Cant.
Se!den rs going on with the most unexpected sue
ccss-We learn from every quarter in Virginia il !,
going ON with great rapidly Sc
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-17
LATEST r o FR1NCE,

Inc schooner Rosie, captain Long, arriv-
el tais m~orning-left Bordeaux 18th March.
lte haitor OF the Federal Gazette has been
PoH'eiy favored with verbal intelligence, and
p'Epeaux and Paris papers to the Sd and 9Th
Inc Emperor was in Paris at latest dates
pa' daily expected to set out for the north
h1r5e armies appeared to be in motion, and
TD,eFy thing indicated an immediate war with
Russia.
0ome broken regiments of disabled troops
"''e occasionally returning from Spain. But
~ news from that country circulated inFrance
~ t{Fanny over the press forbidding. /.
Fne United States sloop of war Hornet
was at Cherbourg, intending TO sail for home
ahoat the l4th March. She had not. been in
.efFoP'ea by the French government, nor had
e,2ures.