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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-31

~ OTICE--rhe Bank of Virginia will be clos.
= v al on Friday the Ist January Notes in
tended to be offered for discount that day must
tie lodged at the Bank on Wednesday and deposited
notes f,!ing due On that day must be paid the
day preceding.
" cambridge, Cashier.
December 90. 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-31
JAMES ". LYNCH,

next door above the post-O Office, Riohmond, Vir
s'i,ia
Dec 22 If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-22
Nj HON. july 10.

The following interesting and af-
feetiuS little story, which l have
inst heard from the lips of one Of
the officers of the Swallow, will, I am
sure, be of interest to many of your
readers In the gallant and SAN
culinary action which that ship main
tanned, against so superior force,
close in with Frejus, a short time
since, there was a seaman named
Pbclan, who had his wife Gil board /:
she WAS stationed Gas is usual when
women are on board in time ofbattIe)
to assist the surgeon in the care OF
the wounded. From the close manner
in which the Swallow engaged the
enemy, yard arm and yard arm,
the wounded. as may be expected,
were brought below very fast; a
nongst the rest. a messlnate of her
husbands Consequently her own
who had received a muskct- ball thro'
the side. Her eXer!ions were used
to console the poor fellow, who was
in great agony; and nearly breath
ing his last, when by some chance
she heard her husband was wounded
on deck; her anxiety, and already
overpowered feelings, could not one
moment be restrained she rushed
instantly on deck, and received
the wounded tar in her arms he
family raised his head to kiss her;
she burst into flood of tears, and
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-22
By G. I.EFTLEY, ESQ.

BY 4 lEFTLEf' ESQ.
! danc'd with Harriet at tie fair
And pcais'd her for her jctty hair
Wnich, like The tendri!s Of vine,
About her brow IN wantoD twine,
Luxuriantly Ean;
But why prais'd her, sweet one, know
Because l recollectcd, SO
Inc tresses neglig emily flow,
About the cheeks Of Anne,
One evening in the passion week,
When Lucy play'd at hide and seek.
Hcf black eyes shone, like glow-rorms
bright,
And led me by their sparkling light,
lie Find out where she ran;
Buff praise them, sweet one, know,
| recolicc.cd, even SO
The black eyes sparkle, burn, and glow,
Oi gentle mistress Anne.
g.ouisa's lips 10 kisses meet,
Like . twi.. cherry, ripe, and sweet,
In Catharine's breath, rich perfume
dwGiis;
Blu, sh; how Ju.ia's bosom swells,
10 Charm the gaze of man;
Yet il | praise them, sweet one, know,
They sinsiy but remind me, so
Lips, breath and bosom Can show,
All blent in mistress Anne.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-22
WARRIORS Or WYOMING.

BY Charles WILLIS.
0 naughty was the hour,
The hum. the brave array,
! When sailed forth Wyoming's power
Upon the battle day
But soon, when hemm'd by sudden foes,
They gather'd rou d to fight and die {;
y horrid was the shout that rose,
And long and deep the dying cry.
Fierce was the fight of strong despair,
And fierce the savage yell,
And dreadi& was the Carnage, where
Tbs" : ,ors of Wyoming fell 5
Ne Ske'Yg of victorious pride,
Dc sived the brave man'sdying breath,
Bot murder ragged on every side,
And heavy blows, and blood, s death.
O gloomy was the day
When the widow'd mother heard
The roar Of battle die away,
And no returning band appear'd.
No more their burning hamlets CLEAN
Along the narrow heath, 81
Nor stretching DER the midnight stream
Reflects the fire of Death.
No more their little Fort around
The warriors of Wyoming throng,
they Sleep beneath the frozen ground
,VneTe the wind howls loud and long.
And there the passing traveller finds
No grave-stone rising nigh,
Where tn tall grass bends, and the hol-
low winds
May eddy round and sigh.
0 when shall their silent home
Its mournful glory gain
The voilied roar and The mufflcd drum
In honor OF the warrior slain
0 when shall rise, with chisscrd head,
The tall stone DER their buriai place
Where the winds may sigh for the gal
liant dead
And the dry grass rustic round lis base.
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POET. CORNER.

On the death Of young man 7uh' re" q
picsins to intense study.
BIZ Lord BYRON.
Unhappy White! while ife vas IN ny
spring,
And thy young muse just waved her JOY
Gus wing,
The spoiler came; all, all thy PROMISE
fair
Has sought the grave, to keep forever
there.
Oh wha, a noble heart was here I'M
done,
When science self destroyed her favor
ite son
Yes, she too much inaalged thy fond
pursuit,
She sowed the seeds, but death has reap
ed the fruit.
Twas thine own genius gave the final
blow
And helped to plant the wound that laid
thee low.
So the stuck eagle stretched upon tie
plain,
No more through rolling clouds to soar
again,
Viewed his own feather on The fatal dart,
And winged the shaft that quivere'. ID
III his heart;
Keen were his pangs, but keener tar TO
feel
He nursed the pinion which impelled the
steel,
Whiie the same plumage that had warm
ed his nest,
Drank the last life-drop of his bleeding
breast.
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WINES. TEAS. &c.

WIN %, r 40, &C.
ePipcs cd London P. Madeira
II do, Sicily Madeira
10 10 Lisbon >s
8 pipes and 40 or. casks Sherry =
so quarter casks Malaga
IS cases Cie"et
30 chests gunpawder, imperial and
YOU gtyson Teas, OF q very supe.
rinr Quality.
&C punchcons Sd proof Antigua Rum,
10 do. northern do.
SO hhds MSiasses,
10000 pounds I.nat Sugar,
$500 paUuGs bright MaGdcr,
40 pounds Nutmegs.
7C b. IS Pepper and P'mento,
40 kegs race auG gound Ginger,
SO baiss Upland Cotton, nice quality,
TOO pound. Benga! * Spanish Indigo,
so BOXES moGld and dipt CanItcs,
40 do No 2 Chocolate.
100 10 Pipes, Coas.Uing 9 gross each,
500 reams writing md " .4pp,ns Paper,
200 sacks liverpool iue SET,
60 hhds. y. Orieans and ". India
Sugar,
25oGO lbs. green Coffee.
With a. general assortment of other
GROCERIES,
For SALE Br
Bryan Hampson q Co.
August Is
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From he COnsiitutionalist.

CUR NJ r PRESIDENT.
Should Mr.. Clinton receive the
suirrages of the Federalists, they
could be charged with no desertion Of
prineiple-They refuse to support
Mr., Madison, because he has proceed
himself an enemy to that policy.
which they conceive to be the only
sound and good one, not because lie
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in one hammock, and it is needless
% say, buried in one grave.
From the National htrN,gencer.
LIST OF PRIZES
Taken by tie americans from The COM
mencement # The Har TO the hrescn.
(coNTrNuED.)
brigs.
Brig Resolution, four, arrived at Port
land, prize to the privateer Nancy, cap.
Gain Smart.
Brig IIesper, Sessley. of Kennebunk.
Taken By the British tiigate Maidstone,
AID rs.,aken BY privateer Buckskin, July
18th, off Owls head.
Big Hcnry, from Gibraltar for Prince
Edward island, IN ballast, fine vessel
of two hundred anh iiity tons, copper
f4stcncd, arrived at Newport. The Yam
kec took six prizes.
Big I've Finds, Of London, from
Dirtau. Prince Edwards Island, for
portsmouth, Bu,Ch Cn'i, ana mounts
suos, ca.,so Il s,,,n.op and dried co1Hsh.
4 prize 20 privateer benjamin. franklin,
cartnin Ingsrsoll, of New York
Big Mary, Walker, OF North Shields,
from Pictau, for Liverpool, two hundred
and Fifty tons, rncunts 4 guns. A fine
vessel. coppercd to the bends. Taken
by the Ser jsmin F,snklin August 8, and
arri.cd at Boston August %.
Brig --, taken hy pTivsteer Yankee,
and gave up to prisoners as cartel.
Brig - iron Bristol, England,
captured ny 'ne H"ssie' COM barney
anc was afterwards sunk. -.
B''Ss -, 'n!ee prizes al 10Y" on'
ferent POS In England Bound 70 Nova
Scotia, 10y lumber and lsh, taken ~ INC
Rosie, and burnt.
big --' taNeh Dy me ReSs'e' ana
sent win scbofhef 10 'o' 'onns' WA"
PROVISIONS on pa ole;
h''s move i'.'" fe" -, 20 i1!Su'
OF SIX guns u: o':'"'', : 'I'" V! p'N
teer D"'t, I"'''s' o, r"'''""'' "'''''o
IL oa:em SsF'r'"o' ~. p,,,,,
Dug " HI T ~, .,,a, o.
Ga, arrived a, Ne~ ,' o,N no'''
Pf,ze u we n"''e'' nun r.
h%'s' rom Live, pour u " 'o"la w" ~
~ -, :..T., ,ho MI
SAT- zap ''so' :''l'"''H'iy ."S
Ea'Ie' e i'yo'' .aJ'a,n Mf .,n ~.
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From the National Intelligencer.
Our readers will recollect to have
read in our paper few days ago an
extract from a Savannah paper, Civ
ing on account of a skirmish on our
sou,hern frontier between few a.
mcrican troops. principally Marines,
and band of Indians and Negroes,
in which captain WILLIAMS, of the
Marines, was shockinsIy wounded.
Information yesterday reached this
city that he has since died Of those
wounds: His loss will be regretted
nv all who know how to value honor,
Bravery and worth. He will be par
ticuIariy lamcnted by all who had
the pleasure Of bis acquaintance. OF
whom there are many in this city.
The following is an extract OF a let
ter to Lieut.. Col. +. Wharton, the
commandment of The marine corps at
this place. dictated by him three
DAYS after he received his wounds,
and received few days ago.
"Daris's Creek, Bgock House,
18th, SEPT. 1912.
"On the night Of the eleventh
inst. AS was marching with a com
mand OF about twenty men with two
Wagons from the camps to misplace,
Twas. Mt about ten miles from this,
on tie dusk of the evening attacked
6y a party Of Indians and Negroes
who fred on us and it being dark,
We commenced battle which contlnu.
ed nearly as long rs man OF my
command had cartridge, during
which time | received eight wounds,
and was carried off by two OF the
men. Captain Fort of the Volun-
teer company then took command,
Till at length he was Wounded and
forced to retreat in the best manner
they could. the enemy having pos
session Of the Wagons and teams.
The firing having been heard at the
block house. and part of the men
reaching there that night, the next
morning Lieutenant Stallinss sent
command to examine the ground,
who found me wounded, Ny right
leg is broke, my right hand slot
through with three balls. my left
arm broke, my left leg shot through,
Il balm my left thigh, near the sroin;
another through the lower part Of
my body. which renders me altose-
thcr helpless. They found one man
On the ground that vas dead and
sea'ped, several more wounded that
had escaped in the bushes the rest
Of the men are all found except one.
who has not as yet been heard OF.
There were six wounded myself and
Captain Fort exclusive. They cut
in pieces one Wagon !; the other Que
ard the teams they took away, We
suppose, to carry off their dead. as
the men who went to examine the
ground suppose there were FIVE or
six killed and numbers wounded.
The enemy, from all accounts, were
about Fifty in number. You may
suppose that / am in a dreadful 81
tuation, though l yet hope I shall
recover 10 a few months"
Lieutenant SEWER. Of the Ma
rine Corps, left This city on the 47th
to take command, on the southern
station, Of Inc marines lately COM
mauded by captain Williams, unfor-
tunately killed in an action with In
dams and Negroes.
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and not part;zans. We invite you.
to ioin no party-to rally round no
standard, but that Of your country
cali yourselves what You please
Democratic or Federal Republicans
Bat whatever you are in rane, in
conduct be Americans.
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told him to take couragc-all would
yet be we'll but scarcely pronouue.
ed the last syllable, when an i'll di.
rected shot took her head of: Tho
poor tar. who was closely wrapt, in
crarms, opened his eyes once more
then shut them forever. What
renders the circumstance the NOR.
affecting was. The poor creature had
been only three weeks delivered of a
fine boy, who was thus in a moment
deprived of a father and a mother
AS soon as the action subsidized, "and
nature began again to take its
COURSE" the feelings of the tars
who wanted no unnecessary ineite.
ment to stimulate them, were all
Interested for poor Tommy Qor 50
he was called; many said. and all
feared he must die ; they all agreed
he should have an hundred fathers,
but what could be the substitute Of
nurse and a mother? However,
the mind Of humanity soon discover.
ed there was Maltese goat on board
belonging to the officers. which gave
an abundance Of milk: an. as there
was no better expedient, she was re.
sorted to for the purpose of sucking
the child, who, singular to say. is
thriving and getting one ofthe finest
little fellows ia the world and so
tractabIe is his nurse, that even now
she lies down when poor little Tom.
my is brought to be sucked by her.
Phelan and his wife were sewed ND
in one hammock, and it is needless
% say, buried in one grave.
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Jackson e. krnncy
CFFER FOR SHE,

Jackson &. krnncy
cFFHR FOR SIZE,
100 tons Plaster Paris, g
II Cases Cotton AID Woo! Cards, re-
ceiyed per slip Hero from Boston.
N STORE,
l6 Trunks and Barrels Mems, Wo-
mems and Chlldren's Leather AND Mo-,
rocco Boots, Shoes, Slips, sc. compris-
ing complete assortment,
Flotant Indigo,
India Cott0ns and Checks,
Sperm Caadiss,
s Toas Cordage assorted,
Writing PIPER,
50 Bis File Blow sat,
A small quantiiy Of b,,sa" Cspevi,
5000 busGcls Ground Alum Salt.
ALSO
L. The Nh'n Hero,
Wsr 60 a4o tons hur,heD, a sub
,&s8ssssyT-. stah;ial good vessel, Slows
24Q0 hayreis, has uteiy been oeerhsul.d
and caa &c SEM to SEA at i tiaing ex-
pence Fer further particulars, apply
as above.
October 81 81
Wa},lu tOSurCIasc OF Hire,
a BLACK MAN SERVANT. For
enc cGat Can come well recommended
a generous price will DO given. Apply
70 rhe Printer.
Sept. Is. d.
PRI.TTI.HG
SEsTLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE.
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ing 5sanding committees, Ss. according
TO order, presented letter, which Has
read and unanimously agreed to.
On motion, resolved that the deputies
from the county Of Augusta, together With
three other ciuZens of the said county, be
a central committee, ans three OF whom
may act, and correspond with other com.
mlttees Of the several counties OF this state
on behalf of this Convention, after It's adj.
i,urnmen,, Tor the purpose OF supplying
any vacancies which may arise in the cleo
toral ticket recommended by this Consen.
ton and a committee was appointed OF
the said deputies and of Messrs. Doctor
William Boys, Samuel Clarke and Charles
A, Stuart.
On motion, resolved that 3 committee
be appointed, for the purpose OF superln-
tending the preparation for the press, the
addresses and letters Of the Convention or.
dered for Publication, and for distributing
as manv copies thereof as they may deem
advisable and a committee was appointed
OF Messrx. Mercer, Pendleton, Lee, No.
land, Blackburn Of Bath, aud the Central
committee.
A motion was made that the Convention
adopt the following resolutions ;-Resoiv.
ed, that the chair man OF the Convention be
requested 10 present to the proprietors OF
the buildings in which they have conducted
their business, their most respectful com
p%liments.
Resolved, that the thanks of the Conven-
ton are due 10 the chairman and secretary
for the able performance OF their respective
duties.
The Convention having closed their bu'
siness, they then adjourned.
ROBERT PORTERFTELD,
Char man.
WIZ holland, Sec'y.
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gge 8a5ctte.
Nartinsburgh, Oct. %.


We are authorised TO state, and zoe do IL
Esq. GhO has so Tong and so faithfully re-
presented tie district Of rhich thas county
IS O part, 5a tie Seadts of pirginia, IN
tends TO resign his seat ia that todg.
IN ~etestios ETA senator to represent tkis
district TW therefore take place ritaia .
.teaD days otter the con,memceD4s nt Of the neat
session IF the iegiSIature-probatly a5oas
h 20th II December. Wih a UAry higA
.Vcehotders IF Berkeley that 4LIRED HI.
PoUEAL, Esq. Of Hinchestr has con-
scented 10 become a candidate for tire vacoas
seat. NE congratulate Our .ftltou-citiseas
on the prospect Tohich as presented them Of
oe'ng represented by a genttslaon equally
distinguished. for has talents Qnd his uortk.
~ the .t~ederatiSts an the district do taeir d.
ty, there ca" be no doubt tAat he ac.H BE- aect.
90 6y a large mGjeFity.
~I~~|~~~
Uisdrd clip CrGm.-Strsnuous efforts are
making IN Jefferson to cause the war and tho
administration TO go doun with the peoplea
by an abundance ofgood cheer. a man NEEDY
only 60 to Clip to day and express himssf
satisfied with the measures of the general go
vernment, and he will be entitled to as much
beef, bread and whiskey as will do his heart
good. 1t is expected that, by these means,
the democracy of Jefferson viii " make up its
leeNTay." Such are the calculations of thy
barbecue tolks-the first Monday in Noyerf-
Der viii shew on how sandy a foundation they
are built. The honest freeholders of that
county are not to be treated cut OF their politi.
cal principles.
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IMPORTANT.
CnILLIcoTHE, Oct. 10.

AHAILlGOI ILe Wv "
We are informed ,ha, the van guard OF
the North Western Army, consisting OF A.
bout 5000 men, under the command OF Gen.
Winchester, left Fort Wsyne last week,
ON their route to Detrcit--they advanced as
far as For, Defiance, where they met the
British and Indians, amounting 70 about
5000, on their march TO Fort Wayne, with
ain field pieces. Both parties lay encamp.
ed, at the last advices, about three miles
apart. Gen. Winchester seat an express
70 Gen. Harrison. who was ss St. Mary's
about SIS miles from Defiance, informing
him oil his situation, when Gen. Harrison
Immediately marched to reinforce him,
with about 200 mounted volunteers. II
is expected a bloody battle has taken place.
Gen. Tupper's brigade OF Ohio volunteers,
left Urbana on Saturday last on their march
towards the Rapids.
Since the above Gas in type, . private
from capt. ~i.angham's company has arrived
in town, who confirms the above, and also
states that after Gen. Harrison left St. Ma.
rvs with the mounted volunteers, he re.
turned and ordered the Infantry 20 take
three DAYS provisions aud march immedi.
ately to Fort Defiance.
In addition to the above, we have heard
from Steubenville, that col. Miller wrote
to his brother of that place, that general
Harrison had an engagement with the bri"
tssh and Indians at Fots Defiance, in whieh
he defeated them with great slaughter.
Wash. Reporter.
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The general committee to the freehoIdsr,
Of Berkeley County.
FELLOW CITIZEN.

FELLOW tITlZENs,
On the eve of an election in the result Of
which are involved the best interests and tic
happiness of our beloved country, we assume
the liberty of addressing you on a subject
deeply interesting to you all. We address
ourselves not 10 one party only, but to honest
men OF every denomination 1t is on the uni
on and cooperation of such men, at this mo
msntous crisis, that the salvation of our coun.
try depends.
1t is known to you all, fellow citizens, that
we were, q few years since, q prosperous and
happy people. The nations of the earth be-
held, with a mixture of wonder and envy, our
rising greatness, and justly attributed our
prosperity to the wisdom ofthose enlightened
statesmen, whom We had chosen for our ~
lers, Under their direction, the government
was organized conformably to the outline
sketched in the constitution which they had
formed. All the details of mighty system
were arranged with order and precision The
great machine ofgovernmsnt was set in mott
on, and quickly svinesd, by the regularity OF
its movements, the skill of those who had
framed it. The narrow minded jsalousles,
the local prejudices of the people, gave place
to an enlightened and expansive patriotism
The federal government extended to every
section Of the union its fostering and sustsin-
ing arm, and wss repaid by the love OF .
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PRIVATE CORRESPONDENTS
from A YOUNG GENTLEMAN IN

FROM A YOUNG GENTLEMAN IN
Camp, near Pansdu,gh, September "a.
You viii be surprised when I tell YOU.
that on the nigh, of the 18Th instant the
sno1U fell on Vermont mountains, 10 an
appearance knee deep. The mountains
are about Is OF 20 miles from here, on the
opposite side Of the lake, and | saw the
snow on them for two or three days
When rose this morning. a barrel at m,
marquee door was covered with ice on tn.
heal. We live in camp, and no appear.
ance yet Of winter quarters being furnish.
ed. II we are to 60 against the enemy, 4!
wish it was Tomorrow. D
| have got to be quite a soldier, in re.
gard to living, and | trust a little in regard
to duty. have learnt to swing my knap.
sack and canteen, ano march twenty miles
in a day /; to sleep on a bundle of straw
stuffed in a bag, and often to no, sleep a,
all 10 take a piece of bread 10 one hand
and apiece of pork in the o,her-and in
short, TO undergo the most OF the duties
u q campaign.
Our force here consists Of the 9th, 9th,
iith and 18Th regiments OF regulars I; two
companies Of field, and two of fyine.artil.
lers. besides parss Of 2 or 3 regiments Of
attached militia.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-10-23

snd streets. A number struck ,hs uroa,l
within 3 and 4 yards of MIR. Parish,
house, which has however, again ESCAPED
unhurt, nor have any lives been lost. In.
firing was brough, on by our attempts to Al.
tack a parcel If canadian boats, in whic,
we did not succeed. They are now Isyi,y.
at Prescott, from whence Q or 10 bal.
have again been thrown into the villsge :,
bout an hour ago.
Our garrison consists of about 500
men, including captain Forsythe's riR.
COMPANY, from North Carolina-the ehoI.
are commanded by Brigadier General Ia
cob Brown. from Jefferson county"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-10-23

Extract to The Editors.
Sits with pleasure that / now embrace
the opportunity of forwarding 1. you. the
unprecedented majority tina, we have gain.
ed over the democrats at our general cleo.
ton tor Representatives to Congress
The following is statement OF the MAORI.
~ IN each county. The candidates were
II: M. Ridgeley. l E.ds,.
Thomas Cooper, feoefa''
David Hall
X. c. Bale, Oemocra''c'
In Kent, sci federal majority.
--Susssx, 900 do do.
1911
-Newcastle, 645 democratic do.
4, 966 Federal Majority
throughout the state.
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Newcastle,
EXTRACT or A LETTER.

"Ogdensb"rg, Sc. Laurence county, Oct. 5.
1--WE had very hot work here on the af.
ernoo of yesterday. This village was
bombarded for near three hour. from the
batteries at Prescott, a small village oppo.
site to this; between 20 and so II and 9
pound balls were pickedupin our gardens
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BosToN, Oct. 9.
ANERICAN

The squadron under the command Of
Com. RODGERS (a0itb the exception Of the
Horaet) aren't to sea y~e8terday. We hear
they are to be joined by the Esser and Ua.p
in q certain latitude AID Longitude.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-10-23

sre already on their nsreh 70 The respective
depots. The city Of Moscow furnishes 10000,
other cities and towns in proportion to Their
means ; and ite general territory Of the I'm
pire, exclusive of these, is to supply S5o,OOo
men.