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October %.


CUN-POWDER, Imperial, Young
VI II, son and Hyson Skin Tess, of
the vety latest importa,lor 5; Muse ,sfo,
New, Orleans, Loaf aud Lump Sugars,
prime Green anu Whi;e Coffee. w, %,
of various qualities, C"gnac Brandy, ia.
msica and Antigua Rum. sumo very
fine old Rye s Common Whiskey, Ms-
lasses in hogshegds ,ierccs and barr, is.
Pepper. Pimento, Nu,negs, Cloves, Gin
namon, Ginger, Nader, Alum. Cop.
pera,, Spanish * Bengal In1ieo, Fig
Blue in SINAI! boxes, Starch, n Orleans
UpI. nd, & Turkey rcd Cotton, refined
and common Salt Petre, Writing md
Wrapping Paper. Csdz Liverpool fine
aud coarse Salt, Gun-POwder of different
qualities, Patent SHOT completely assert.
cd, Bar Lead, Hair Sifters, Giauber
Salts, best Spanish segars Soap, Mould
and Dip, Candles, Mustard, Chocolate,
Cotton Cards, Roll Birthstone, Glue,
Rice, Pcarl-Ash, Manufactured Tobacco,
Shoe I'hre I'd of prime quality. SC.
October II e06ttls3w
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ulslrlCt of Columbia, 10 y 1t.
October %

ulSiriCt OF Columbia, 10 y 1t.
ATHEHLaS 1hom.. Lcns Den,
w hath by lis petition in writing,
applied 10 the hor rattle William
Cranch, Chief Judge of the DIS.
trict of Columbia, 10 be admitted %
the DeEef, OF tie act OF Congress for
The relief OF insoivent debtors within
The district aforesaid, aud has stated
therein that he is in actual conhnen, mt
IN the Iai bounds Of Aiexan eoun-
ty, at the sui, Of John Hodb kins' al.
minis rstors, ard being unable to dis.
charge the said claim, with other. "a
slinst him, las off, red to deliver up
10 the use OF his creditors all his pro-
perty, real, personal md mixed: NJ.
tice is therefore given TO the creditors
Of the said Thomas Lonaden. that On
oatrd " the 3lst OF Oc,obsr. TIE wen
the Eours q! ten md tree o'clock. at
the Court House, IN AlsxandrIa the
oath OF an insovoni debtor will be adj
minls,ered to The said Thomas Long.
den, and a trustee sp cointed rgreehbly
t, the said act Of Congress, unlrss
cause I've then and there shewn to the
contrary Ard ii is further ordered,
that this notice be inserted daily in the
Alexandria newspaper until the :Ist
October.
+. By order OF the honorable William
CrsLch chief Ju'ge ofihe distric' Of
Columoi,., this s7'h day of q tpber
1912. dSt
C. Deneale, c. c.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-28

The singular situation Of our country
America stands branded as the only
nation that has volunteered in the cause
OF Eonaparte. All the nations lii Eu-
rope, which are now his allies and help
e:s, were brought into ;his servile con.
dl;ion by compulsion. They withstood
him Till they were forced to yield; or
they were so locally situated, and withal
SO weak, that they found it impossible to
escape the fangs of that monster. Ne
cess.ty is their plea for emba,king in
his cause and riveting chains on the ci-
vilized world. Not so, America: she
has volunteered her aids she has made
a common cause with the bloody despot,
not from necessity, bu! OF choice. She,
the only remaining republic in the world,
has, of her own accord, put her weight
in the scale of this fell destroyer OF re-
publics. Though placed far beyond the
reach of his arm, she has chosen to en-
ter upon wsr',hat is designed to serve
his interest even more effectively thar
If she had sent over her troops to hight
under his banners on the plains OF Eu-
rope. This she has done, IN spite OF th'
outrageous injuries he has heaPed upon
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District Of Columbia RI W.,

District Of Columbia, to wit.
"HEREAS John Austin, hath
w by bis petition in writing, am
Piled to the Honorable William Craneh.
Chief Judge Of the District Of Co.
iumoia, to be admitted to the be.
neilt OF tho act CT Congress. for the
relief of insolyent debtors within tina
district aforesaid, and has stated, there.
IN that ne is in actual corfincme,, /,
the jail bounds Of hiexur dria county,
at the suit ofIIcob Slimaer's admins.
traitors and being Unable to discharge tha
SAID claim, with others against him,
has offered TO deliver up to the use of hin
creditors nil his properly, real, personal
ard mixed: Notice is therefore given IN
the creditors Of lie said John Austin,
that OH Saturday the SiN Of Oc,o.
Der, between the hours Of ten ard three
O'Clock, at the Court House, in AIexan.
dria, the oath Of an insolvent debtor viii
be administered to the said John Ars,i,.
snd a trustee appointed ss,eesbly
to the said sct OF Congress, unless cause
be then and there shew n to the contrary.
And 1t Is further ordered, that this 70.
tlce be inserted daily in the Alexsotria
newspaper until tho 3lst October
BY order OF the hon. VIM. Cranch,
Chief Judge Of the district of c oluHbia.
this Attn day OF October 1912.
e.. Deneaie, c.. e.
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terally through want Of the neceesarie,
of lite. Itappears that he gaveinsuuc-
lions to his pupils during the day, and
solicited aims at night. Under tie floor
OF his aneriment we're found concealed
10000 crowns in specie. He had 40 o.
tner heir than his brother, wi,on he had
refused to sec for thirty seven years, be-
cause he Mad sen, letter to him without
paying the postage.
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FALL GOODS.
Iohn Lloyd,

Has rsce:csd on the ship .drgs very
general assortment If Seasena6le
GOODS,
Consisting principally of Flannels,
B..uke's, Flusfings, Coatings, Broad
CiutGs, Plains. Nerseys, Wais;coaungs,
Worsted and Cotton Hosiery, Manches
try, &c. Sc.-most of them at loves;
and middle prioes-which will be ready
for sale by the piece or package in
few days.
September 90 diwstaw;t
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From the Portsmouth, Oracle.
TO THE REPUBLICANS.

From the Portsmouth Oracle.
TO THE REPUBLICANS.
FELLOW CITIZENS,
You are now in-
| vited to take your ch"ice between
! two Republican Candidates for the
! Presidency Of the United States
| This invitation is made by great and
! respectable portions ofyour ozcn par
ty. The Republicans of New York.
! Pennsylvania, and other States ask
your attention to this important sub
;ect. They ask YOU to consider.
whether the prosperity. Peace. Com
meree and Union, of the e. States,
! are not more likely to be promoted
By the Election Of Mr.. CLINTON,
than ofNir. Madison. You are call
ed upon to inquire. if the history Of
all free states does not show, that An
administration, which makes 7car,
is very unlikely to make speedy peace.
The friends Of Mr.. Clinton ask You,
If his well known energy. and deci-
sion Of character are not pledge,
that in case Of a necessity of cont
Guing The war, it will be done with
effect. and honor to our country.
Let me now call your attention to
a few more questions.
Are you SO devoted to a particular
man that you will have no other Pre-
salent, than Mr.. Madison. let the
motives and arguments fer change
be neverso urgent and strong. DO
you believe that the measures Of ad
ministratioA. for the four years past.
have been the best possible and will
YOU no; be satisfied with any thing
short Of the Continuance Of the SINE
measures Tor the four wears to come?
Are you ignarant that the princi-
pal uiieGged cause Of war has ceased
by the repeal of the British Orders
in Council !; and vet that Mr.. Madi-
son paid so little attention to it, as
TO reJuse to ritif, an arniistice pro-
posed by the British. TO give oppor-
lunity to settle other differences by
fair and honorable segotiation.
As to the other grand cause of
war, the impressmeEt of cir sea-
men; do YOU not know, that the En-
clish have offered to release every
American Sailor, that is impressed
on board their vessels, and TO enter
into such an arrangement with cur
government, as shall prevent a re-
currence Of this just cause of com
plant!
Do YOU not believe. that Mr.. Gin
ton, being one ofthe first characters
of the most extensive. most popu-
lons and most commercial OF the
Middle States, will be more likely,
than Mr.. Madison 10 harmsnize the
Earring interests Of the South and
North. and SO render indissoluble
The Union Of the States3
# H.er-A master of languages,
named Dardon, died lately at Berlin, IL
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THOMAS IANNEY, & CO

e AVE Just received BY the ship Ar
IL go iro,n; iverp,ol.their assortment
OF FALL GOODS, consisting OF super
6ne and second Cloths, Cassimeres, fo-
rest Cloths, Coatings, Flushings, Palms,
Kerseys, rose aud striped Blankets,
Flannsls; ard Baizes, Manchestry < Ho-
sery. &c. SC. and few bales of good
Twillsd Sackng.
Goth Sept. INV.
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BOSTON, October 2:
Electors are to be chosen.

On motion of tho hon. Mr.. Bridge,
the Senate yesterday re-considered their
vote Of " ednesday evening, against the
chsice of Electors in the CeInmcn Pleas
CirCults-snd the resolve was passed.
YEAs-Hcn. Messrs. Page, Strong,
Lincoln, Poor, Read, Allen, Moody,
Porter, Tisda!e, Stephens, Hazard. Hol-
man, White, Welles, Bridge, Thorn
dixie, Brooks, Willis, OTIS, Phillips,
Starkweather--9l.
NAYs--Hon Messrs. S!etson, Foote,
Crowninshield, Barstow. Spur, Kit
tredse, Bemis. Parker, Folger, Tuttle,
Sprague, Dellingham--l2.
The Resolye was then sent down to
the House, where it was Immediately
concurred in; and Massachusetts will
now have voice in the election Of Pre-
side.,t, although the mode is not of SO
decisive character As choice by &C.
neral Ticket would have been.
The Resolve has passed all its forms,
and His Excellency the Governor has
subscribed the same.
Ii directs thai, the Commonwealth shall
be divided into SIX Districts as follows:
The Counties Of Suffolk, Essex and
M;ddlesc<, sh,ll from one District, and
choose FIVE electors the Counties
OF Worcester, Hampshire, Hampden,
Franklin, * Berkshire, shall from one
d sirict, and choose SIX electors the
Counties Of Plymouth, Bristsl, Norfolk,
Barnstable, Dukes County & Nantucket
shall form one District, and choose
FOUR Electors the Counties Of York,
CYmbe lard, and Oxford. shall form one
Die,rict. and Choose THREE Electors;
he Counties of Lincoln, Ksnnebec and
Somerset, shall forn one District, and
choose THREE Electors and the
Counties Of Hancock and Washington,
snail form one District, and choose ONE
EleCtor.
Thc election is to take place onThurs-
day the TWELFTH Of November next.
Such persons ave to vote as vote tor
state Representatives.. Written or
printed votes are to be given. Select
men or Assessors to give FIVE days pre-
vious notice of the meeting. Returns
are to be made to the Secre;a'y's Office
on or befs,e the TWENTIETH of No
vembcr. Where there is M choice, the
governor and council are to designate
The electnr from those who lave plu-
r,Iity ri votes.
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10 EENl

An excellent BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE on the south side oi Duke
street This House has an excellent
table ard large Lot Belonging 10 it.
'osse ssion 10 be given imme di~tely.-
P,osirc at the Office Of the Alexandria
Ezrt,e.
GOctbcr sos"
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duct! Con. Couraas.
The Caucus at Washington, it is
we'll known, was wholly composed of
Members of Congress, and officers
Of Government, with their Clerks,
Secretaries, Contractors and Agents.
Now the Constitution expressly
prohibits such persons from having
any voice in the Election of a Presi
dent. Yet they do assemble-they
hold Caucus-they agree on can
didate-they announce him to the
people-they engage mercenary pres
ses in his support-and they stigma
tisc as tory and traitor, any man of
any party, who presumes to object
I to their nomination, or deny their
authority land this is called Repub-
lican Liberty!!!
There may be perfect despotism
under the forms Of a Free Govern
ment. Such will be the case in this
Country, unless the People will in
dignantly spurn at these most fagi-
tious attemptsto overawe the exer-
else Of their Constitutional privileges
by confcderacy and cabal. This We
believe TIE People will do. We
trust they viii act and thiak for them
selves, and elect men to Office. not
merely sticks and tools in the hands
OF others, but men of independence.
Of patriotism and ii true wisdom;
men who are attached to their coun-
try. and who deem their Country's
Peace and Pros ,,er;;y, of more i'm
portancc, than the personal g'%tili-
cation OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of any-par-
ticular man, or set Of men.
Portsmouth Oracle.
The frigates Sts,ira, Eolus, Orphcus,
Spartan and Belvidere, Fave arrived at
Halifax to reft.
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he Alexandria Museum,

! he NItNGtIUI I'd w UoSUNI,
sNEVOTED % Charitable purposes,
J ard belonging 10 the Alexandra
Washington Lodge No. ~, is open Tor
the reception OF Visitors, every d.y IN
he week from 10 A. NJ. to 2 PM. (oun-
day excepted On tie following terms:
Subscription Tickets " b'ch admit the
whole of a Faniiy, or such part as may
present the ticket 81 per year.
Subscription Ticket for the admission
If Single person s per year.
Single visit for grown persons, IS
cent?,
Single visit for children, ~ l-2 cents.
September -
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CO rorce is hereby CIV
en- that application will be made 10 the
next General Assembly Of Vireini. for
leave to open a new Road. or to.straie ht'
On the old one heading f'on Normond's
Ford upcn the Rsppahannock to NE
town OF Occoqaan, on the way to Alex"
antria.
October %, 1919 la"st
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T. - .NAi +.
BYLAWRASON e FOWLE.

The Cargo Of the brig Deihha, eefta'n
Sp.f. from BoStsn- being
1000 bushels Liverpool coa:sc Salt
loo casks Lime
100 boxes Mould & Dipt Candles
10 hhds. n E. Rum
$50 resms Wrapping paper.
80 boxes Soap
Octobrf -
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her, and the taunts and reproaches with
which he has accosted her.. This she
has dene at the very time when the ma
lions both of the south and west of Eu-
cope are struggling to recover their
freedom, and spilling their blood to G
nancipate themselves from the CALLING
yoke What will Portugal, Spain, Swe-
Gen, Russia, say, what will the world
say, Whist will posteri,y say, Of such con-
duct !! Con. Couyaa..
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-28

D,p.rleu tnis if.",ilnry ate c5ier4y
morning after painful illness OF twelve
months, borne with christian resignation,
Mrs. NANCY WILLIS, wife OF Captain
Abel Willis, in the 44th year If her age.
Her friends and acquaintance are invited
to attend her Funeral this afternoon at 8
o'clock fom her late residence to the
new PRESBYTERIAN hurying ground.
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The frigates Sts,ira, Eoius, Orphcus,
Spartan and Belvidere, rave arrived at
Halifax to reft.
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II Mara master of languages,
named Daraon, died lately at Berlin, IL
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24

peot to find the fear % God. Go into place |,
ut worship: Do you observe no children led |
by mothers hand? Do you find the seats |
appropriated to females deserted! Surely
the fear OF God IS not awong that people,
Is there any lady at the head oc a family who
never attends! In vain you will look around
tor any OF that family, unless occasional,
they are attracted by curiosity, or for the
sake OF relieving the dull unit, rmity OF a da,
OF idIcness, and perhaps Of giving higher
zest to the pleasures they pursl,.. when di-
vine service is over.
The religious character of wives and mo-
Tiers, IN any place, a..lrts u good criterion
oy which the character OF the place may be
tested. If they are pious, the rising genera
ton VIII be distinguished for respect to lc
hSion; if not for religion itself 1t religious
impressions be grated upon their natural
sensibillty, they Will be Constant attendants
at the house OF God ; and far more than nen,
| disposed TO devotion. 1t is impossible that
person ofthiS charactershoutdl attend with
oct her children; and where is the husband
| mat could sec his wife and children gui,y II
the sanctuary without him, while he spends
the time IN iounging indnience, or iniquity.
he man who coup do this, would have the
brutality to forbid his wife and children to
iedTe his house, CT 20 IMPURE mercy upur
| themselves or upon him.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
VI . r 4 L.
E" Mary 7vho SAT al Jeaus' feet, and heard
his wo,qig."


The author Of Coe ebs. popular novel of
great merit, has given us an example of the
power OF virtucus and piouS wiEe in re-
Ginning a profiigate husband. Returning
one evening at an unusual hour frcls the
Company ci his licenticus Companions, he &C
cidenteliy heard his wife praying with her
children at their bedside. She was com
mending them to the blessing of Con. At
the same time her hush and was not forgot
ten.-The father Of her children, whose cor
duc' had pierced her heart with anguish un-
u,-erab!e, she was Commencing to a merci-
fui GOD, irh the utmost ardor and affection
Her uplifted eyes her voice, all tenderness
and af ction for him and their children
her words, eXpressiie Of che most feryent de-
votion, altogether ovevcame him. He was
softened he was melted ; he wept.-.He re-
So! cd from that moment 70 prove himself
wcr,ny # 50 rIuch & odueas As he now be
he Il IN the mother cf his children. He could
not resist the power Of that religion, of which
he saw s. affecting display.
Similar triumphs of religion verdoubt-
less been known. Every woman OF piety, in
a similar situation, canoniy pour cut the an
guish Of her heart before GoD and when
the power of persuasion and affection has
Failed, has oniv one resort. BY PRAYER TO
Con ia secret, she may indulge some hope
of success.
The influence of the fcmple sex in regard
10 religion is incredible. No man, however
proiiigate in his morals, however loose in his
principles, however destitute Of Religion him
self. c'm flrbear 10 respect piety ~ the OBJ
lcct 81 his tcnderest affections. Human ma
.ore ctan.t furnish ;h, mous,cr ,.au, who
hates bans wife because her adrc ion 70 HIM is
eINaiIed only by her love to Cop.
P'ety, United with female sensibnitv, IS tbs
most n"3ctt O. be found ~ human nature
and when united with good sense and Jude
meEt, Cannot fail 10 dhu,c q" savoruf Hfe''
throughout every domestic ci lie.
ltplcty IN consort IS irresistible, how
great must tie effects he in 81 mother upon
her children? IL IS almost impossible for api-
ous mntherto ha, c inrpou- children; atleast
whI'e uader parental carc We are indcbt-
cd almost altogether Co maternal affection
Tor religious Impressions in our childish DAYS
and these are DAYS in which impression,
are made, winch sink deeper than any other
--they are seldom Intellectual A more plea
sing sight cannot be c&hibi,ed to a pious mar
than that ola mother surrounded by her chi
dren, iisping the prayers she has taught
them.
But what shalt we say Of that wife, or Of
that mother, who, being q stranger 20 reliei.
on herself, has no concern for the reiigious
education Of those whom the author Of ma
,ore has consigned to her care? Observe
hat family: ne children are immoral; ON
The sabbath they are pIay ing in the streets
or rowing ia the fields; when age admits,
they are addicted to every vice enquire in
To- the cause, and you viii find that their mo-
tsr ever taught them there is GOD,
u wi'es and mothers are destitute ,fr,E-
sion, 10 any place, 10 vain viii you there tx
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
Sept 10.
A VALUABLE PRIZE.

The British ship Quebec, from Jamaica.
via Havana, laden with 334hhtls. sngsr 50
puncheons ruia, sc bales cotton, 81 tierces
coffee, 5 ! 2 tons lcgwood. 20 do. fustic, do.
EBONY, cid copper. castor oil, hides snd spars.
pr2e to the privateer Saratoga, capt. Riker'
OF this port has arrived at Hell Gate.
Ina Quebec is near 400 tons, coppered TO
the bends, was armed with is guns, and had
81 men. The Saratoga conveyed the prize
IN and bad y prisoners on beard. One of
the ships IN the same convoy with the Que
bee toundered, and the crew went on board
the Quebec.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24

August :.
The private Intelligence received ye>ter-
day iron Cadg, vas rather oi = more un,s-
Norabie and desPcnans cemYieHian than d
Sual, at least = FIR a. test ected tue inter
nal situation ~ ihai cty. II is stated. that
The newly ilveDted lNdrta.s had y last, D.,
some degree, -,yw,rCd The expet JSticn on
the enensy, "ao Dad sue, eeGcd IA brew
in5 shells into tie very hear, Oh a.. town.
Average number of Bombs tAus tluCAn Was
about sc a d.y severai houses oau USsn da
mayed. and ilvrs lost. Ol course tins was
calculated 70 excite considerable Aisma, IN
the imnabit4na. Commerce Was qui,e at :.
stand.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24

Last evening. arrived at this port, the cartel
schr. Hero II days i.CH Besmuaa, with y
nerican prisoners ofgar.
80. - 20, - era 3 re q. = =
ny TAG ''..sGa trig3e, ole of tic convoy 90 ,bo
lortois Feet. The james Madison was com.
missoned ard sent 10 England with the fer,
The ship William, from Baltimore. 70. LIZ.
bon, wish between 3 or 1000 barr, a. cf -four
and the brig Lyd'a, from New London, for S.
iarthoiomews had arrived there, prizes 10 The
friGste orPheus and Recruit sloop Of war.
iFe'isions were very scarce, and theprison-
TO live On, and were treated very i'll.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
IRON THE WEST.
Tie INDIANS

E9'tract Of letter from n respectable Mcr,lant
on the Ohio River. to his correspondent In B.Iti.
more, dated Louisville, Sept s.
l C2mma"tcdfed .fOr me VcieraI Gazette. 7
, since the capture of gen fIu'l. the Indians arc
become very troublesome on our frontiers hIont
~ miles from tlis. ~ the Tndarua Tcrriior~. Get
ucmcnt Of seven families was attrric9 br fhc s,vs
ses tbey Slicd i7pers0us. Several children were
,gI"d Dn'ehered IN most shocking ntrrcr. Wi;h
The houses were burnt also several p,otlc.s m
"'cn-tlley burnt every cabin IN the ,rf.ien,el,f
rendering II bloody wa'te This az! occurreJ o,'
tue night Of the 81 inst. Yesterday posse eollce,
e" IN INC ground we have now collected aud in
our yard n'nc bodies, (women and children onIvl
whose stu ton is too bad 10 describe. 4 r,,ty -
about 200 men ba'e gone 10 pursuit Of this dc,set
ineut Of Indians.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
A CARD.

Colonel Symmes, OF The senior division Of
The Ohio militia, presents his respectful con-
phmentsto ajCr General Brock commando
Ing his Britannic maiesty's forces, zc,fe md
RED, in Upper Canada.
Colonel oymmes observing, that by the
Sun article OF the capituIation Of Fort De-
Iro'. 10 general Brock. ali public arms mov-
m8 towards Fort Detroit arc to be delivered
upDout as no place Of denosit is pointed out
oy tue capl'u'atlon, forty thouSand stand Of
arms Coming within the descrintion arc ..
the service Of major gen. Brock. If his ev'
ceiency will condescend to come and toE.
Them. Kveeto,.', g, '+"'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
DOMESTIC.
FPo1t .uoxrssAl, .srht. z.ls,.

Yesterday Gen Huu, and the Al, ,.a..;.,,o,..
U. S. regulars arrived here, prisoners of VIZ
AVID were confined in the government ',o,,,e
The General rnle 1t their head in a c,las, ,,J
10 Ned digni'ied bit distressed A rrca, crond
loilowed them, Z when the Troops winch guar
ard them arrived at the government house. the
pnpuisce gave three cheers, & the druo,, beat
tGnFee Doodle ifth's was intended as an i,.sult
70 inc PRISONERS, It WAS mean snG piurul"