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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-02

VEAKEN up By Archer Womack of Prince
n Edward county, a black and white Bar
row with short tail, black rump and head
and one shoulder, two black spots on his left
side and one on his right side near his flank,
slit in his left ear and his right so torn that
no mark can be made out, about eighteen
months old-appraised to seven dollars, by
I'm Berkely, Edvard c. .4ile1 and John
Elliott.
Teste,
WORSHAM, D. c.
February %. (St+)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-02

ME Subscriber having made arrangements.
for carrying or the Brick Making Business
near Fowhatan Warehouse, would be glad to
contract. to furnish, from six to seven hundred
thousand bricks in the course ofthe approaching
summer. lie has on hand about one hundred
thousand, which he will dispose of on reasona.
bic terms. lie will also furnish Pine Wood to
any brick maker or Baker during the summer,
at tie shortest notice, by he load or cord.
Joscfh II. I{ago.
Cottage, Feb 1s. CIV.
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(conRgc4sp weExLr J
Vs., " SUPERIOR.

Ssass2l.sas.s ~ n BEAUTIFUL Raj. nearly six.
teen hands high, and we'll proportioned. rising
nVe years Old, viii stand the ensuing season AZ
my stable m the lower end of Lorisa, about l.;
mics below the courthouse, on the road leading
10 henorer Town, and about six miles south OF
Cars bridge.-He viii be Let to mares at eight
collars the leap, to be paid when the mare is
covered; twenty dollars the season, PAYABLE at
Christmas, but to be discharged by the payment
OF fifteen at any time before the expiration of
the season; and forty dollars to ensure mare
IN loai In either case SO cents to the groom.
Inc season IS TO commence the 1st Of March &:
WA expire the 31st of July. Good and extern
siye pasturage (botFi highland and meadow
Will be furnished gratis, with separate inclo-
sures Tor mares with colts, and every attention
VIII be paid them, but Will not be responsible
Tor escapes, or shy accidents which NAV hap
pen. Grain will be furnished Cif rcuuiredl at
the neighborhood price, provided the money to
purchase 1T is sent with tho mares.
Owners at distance who may Put mares by
the season, or by the insurance, will send will,
them, notes executed agrccably to the terms of
this advertisement
FRED HARRIS.
Feb. 10th, 1912
PEDIGREE ---SUPERIOR was got by old
Diomed out of Lady Bollingbruke, who was got
by Panta!oon out of Cade, who was got by King
Eerod, Who was got by old Fearnought, out Of
Kitty Fisher. Cade's dam was Primrose, who
was got by Dove, who was got by Cale, who was
got by old Crab, who was got by the Godolphin
Atabian-Primrose' dam was Stella, who was
got by othello, who was got by Crab-Stella's
dam, was Selma, who was got by the Godol-
ph,n Arabiaf-Lady Bollingbroke is the dam
ofCelia by Wildair, Desdemona by Daredevil
Iavinia by Dio'ned, and WranSier by Diomed,
all iirst rate runners, besides many other FRO,
missing colts as yet urttried.-The above pedi-
gree OF Lady Bollihgbrokc is taken from my ia,
Tiers Stud book
49, MILES SELDEN.
ian 10 1872 (w12tp)
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ParkinSon's 1FiaI.

A/e79 e2fiss cf'dis sagal4r ,riaI, reboyted
~ or SaMhson, jHst .rsecir.d qnd pr
safe az kiis Office.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-03

warrant Of the President, or Of the court,
Judge or justice ordering the same, as the
case MAJ be.
BY the Law of April II, 1902, no alien
enemy IS to be " admitted 10 be a citizen of
the ". So
n resolution is, now, however, before the
Il OF X. SO to amend the naturalization law
as TO admit to the rights OF citizens such
british aliens as may have enIgrated pre-
NOUS To the 18th June 1912 Ethe day of the
declaration ct war )--Dut this resolution, in
our opinion, covers too wide a space for
n ndiscriminateiy applies as well to
th'se who had previously 20 the war mani
tested a disposition to become citizens. az
TO those who had not and there are ma
ny IN this latter description, whom we
would rather see removed than incorpora-
tea with US; many who would merely use
the forms ct the law as c,oaks TO conceal
their hostility to this country But if the a.
mendment be confined TO those who haze
declared their intentions, and g registered
their names and resided in the country du-
ring the probationary period required by
law. as was assigned by Mr. I.acock fer the
grounds and reuSnn$ of his reso,ltio7,, we
snail most cheerfully extend the rights of
hospitality and citizenship TO aliens IF this
description.
But whatever DE the fate of this proposi
ton, there will still be Aliens within the
purvlew OF our law /; and of course the time
mas arrived when the president may exer-
else the authorities vested in him hv the
act OF '9S--Some public act may therefore
be expected, laying down the rules and re-
iations OF the aliens in this country. and
we trust that system OF police will be car
Rcd into execution, which is demanded by the
quantity OF British influence in this country,
& without which spies may flock in upon us
to watch our movements, and blast our enter
pnses. When British officers themse
steal IN disguise upon us, 1t IS time to ar
rest the evil.--A system is apparently re
CURED of a similar nature with the British
.ahen ONCE; system, which shall grant
licenses tor residence, PASSPORTS for travel,
and warrants for removal. We feel the
Importance of the subject, and we invite the
attention of the constituted authorities of
the nation to it.
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A brrlesque account. which was iase,y
gwen IN this paper, of the destruction of a
printing othce in Baltimore, was hastily
ma unguardedly written and has OF
course given rise to erroneous constructions.
we are not the friends of mobs, let them
DC as peaceabie as they please in the eae-
e"tton OF their desiens.--If any case can
justify them, 1t Is the case cf Wagner and
ot John Parke. But there is no case which
can justify them-for the people should re-
collect, that in a republic the constitution,
ana the law must ruie.-Part with that
sheet anchor of our republic and we are a.
sea without chart or compass. Let the law
then ruic.
"" The SUBJECT was indeed, Of too scri
Gus nature To be treated as burlesoue-
but VIC Gef:fecaEe rio6s and shall sin no more.
~" Tomorrow is the birth day Of our
Independence We shall celebrate it with
Joy and animaton--in the spirit of un:,pi.
NIFTY and good will-without mobs & with
out riots-lise band Of brothers.
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ut Boston, or on Her svay TO NJ Y.-Fri-
lgafe loHN ADAMS, 50, Captain Ludlow.
IL These trigates are no doubt bound.
TO Ne" York, tn concentrate with the squa-
dron vi Commodore Rogers.
.dt Boston, arrived an fhe 1914 eff June,
from q crnfse--Srfg NAUTILUS, IL guns,
Captain Crane.
Ret.aTfng at Boston--Ftfyate CHEsA-
PEACE, IL guns, no commander yet APP
pointed.
RECURRING a. Wushington--Erigat
ooNsrELLArtoN, 50 guns, Captain Stew
art--and ADAMS, 80.
IN service 10 the South, viz n New Or
leans-BriSS SIREN, IS guns, Capt Balm
bridge; VIPER, II, Capt. Dexter; and
ochooner En- rERPRIZE, IL, Captain Blake
ley.
The brig YIxEx, IA. Captain Gadsden,
Is stationed 1T Charleston, though is now
off Ameia Isiund
In Fra'fcr, or on her Tvay 10 the U. S.
Shit II u ar WASP, IS guns, capt. Jones
: lhe Brig Oneida, is in Lake Ontario,
commanded by lieutenant Woolsey, who
has also Gun boats with him.
The Bombs. Vcngeunce ard .Shiijfre are
eondemned-Etna in New Orleans with
Commodore Shaw, and YeSuuius at New
YORK under Captain Chauncey.
w the Gun- L0afs, about SO are at New
York under command of Captain Chauncey
About 70 at New ORLEANS under command
ct Captain Shaw-About the same. number,
at Norfolk under command OF Captain E.
vans--A number under the command of
CAPTAIN Murray i'll hiladelphia-Some few
at NEWPORT, K. l.. under Captain Perry
Snme at Boston and Portland under the or
ders or Commodore Bainb,idge--Same at
Charleston under Captain Dents. others
at St: Mary's under the command OF Com
modore ampbell.-There are some few
lat Wilmington, N. c. under the command
! OF Lieutenant--But the Gun boats are so
Frequently removed from their stations, and
the numbers at these stations SO frequently
increased and diminished, that it is impos-
sIble to furnish an>eract account of them.
Congress have passed law To build
neSo BosToN, NEwYoRK and GENERAL
GREEN, to replace the frigates Of the same
name condemned as unworthy /; and neqo
PHILADELPHIA, to replace the one burnt
at rpoli--Timbers are now collecting for
this purpose at Washington, PhiiadelDhia
and Portsmouth, N. II.
IL We cannot close this sketch without
expressing our firm conviction, as we'll as
that OF the whole nation. that the gallant
navy OF the U. 5. will wreathe new laurels.
during the war, around their Country's
brow.
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." ny - aud poss. ssion given inmed;a,eI,
nou." neNy erected two story Brick DwcIi,S.
resss1, situate e on shoek@ hill, next to the prese%s
;I,,t;G o' lho"ss Wilson, Esq, tie buil'lo i"
gg, nn The ground floor has rooms IL 81" m
Cb,l II"'aS' nnek Stable, Carriage, Smoke anJ
' ',ose' with an acre OF ground under oom guy
Aso' pleasantly situated on Adams's HIN 90.
6 o' Two. Two Story Brick Dwelling House which ia-
NJ, ncos,, W u some necessary out houges oni
Niso ~ naI-"ere Lot attached to il. '"'
n,''' one among the best mercantile s,o,d. =: -,
C,o, NV consisting of neatly ARRANGED &, hN
~, hoom' aud vault for the dcpos, oe '"y-s
tr.do,i US Is situated on the main, or Y street ~ 10
I WITH 10Th street, leading to B,nk -, ~ ~
~ ' "o more than 800 yards fro. IN. andn, ,.
,,, H VIC north OF this stand, and on the same n, :
'.so TOT rent, the one half Of = commodj,s ,o 10
'ree,eo, uncovered Brick umber-UI,nas' Ivy
49, ',s! rent We store, viii fluid it 10 their cor,%
'"cy perhaps to bold this LuIpber H3use. ''"'e'4t
Juit 4 ~. EArsiIA0c.@
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Sstrdct Of a letter from Capt. Ws,,. %. Orxe, TO
his OUNCES, dated
~ Naples, .4pyI IS, 1919.
"Snee my arrival, the Government has seques-
sered the-Vesse and cargo. have been assured
from the best authority that the vessel and cargo
VIII be restor d, with all others whose papers are
regular and II order.
" All American vessels hsye been freely admit ed
heretofore; bat within few weeks number of
ships have arrived under American colours viii, car
goes OF Piieiards and Goldfish, the origin OF which
has been justly doubted and in consequence the pa
Pers o. all the other American vessels are strictly
Examined.
," The cargo has been sold by the Government
for S6 nett, which is well sold, considering the guam
aty OF English hsh which has been confseatetl
brandy is high; It'll shipped now at about 90 dolls
more particularly in short time from Cvita Vec-
ahia-l have learnt that there are several vessels
60 leave there soon for America. Capt. f. Biackler
has arrived there"
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IA USiC-L. soacheyir, respectfully mfocns
~ the Iadiss and gentlemen Of Richmond aid il.
reiny, that in the vonrse ~ eight or niue davs Inc
WI" DC IN this citS, where he intends TO teach the RI
sno Forte' Those who siii favor nra With tn-;y
sonnlepcs' may rely npph biz pauotoa attention to-
gay 5. g
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LOGA, OCULIST g DE.NvPIyr. ONO.
~. site Mr.. john Lee, Shoekoe Hill, Respectful
informs the public, that he has been so fortunate as
To give general satisfaction to those who have en-
plo!ed him, his operations Icing performed without
causing the least pain To his practice with the best
surgeons, oeullsts and dentists in Europe, he has
Eioed the experience Of several years He cures
diseases OF the eyes without any surgical operations
ana ~ The most easy manner. lie imparts beauti-
tui white to the to th aud cures the tooth i'm
meniatelT without extracting them. His artificial
teeth will be neat convenient and exac,I. Ttc -
9,"' ones lie has constant supply OF tie learned
Deshaborde's elixir, which cures the scurvy, and
preserves the gums and teeth from decay.
81 SRPeJfAs I'ooth-Fogodef
July 8. l,n
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Fs'EN DOLLARS REWARD--Deserted ss
Petersburg from the detachment command
ca by EnsSr Samuel Harris on the 10th utimo
homhs Jones native of Scotland aged ~ wears.
ave 'ert seven inches high of light complexion, bse
eyes, light luir-had Oh when he deserted sailor.
Or ess.
The above reward win be paid to any person who
win deliver the SAID deserier TO at my recruit
of the U. S. army.
HENRY BRANCH.
Capt. 18th Regt. U. S. army.
Julys. ~
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Florida.

EHARL ON, June 23--The packet
b9at EaSie, CLARE, arrived ut this port ON
Sunday evening from ST. Marys, fromwhence
she sailed on SATURDAY, last.--By this arri d.
Wi we learn that the Volunteers from Sa-
fannan had arrived at AmxIie Island on Fri
day' and that they were to leave that place
90 Saturday for the Camp before St. An
gustine.---Five or, six hundred OF the militia
OF Georgia were hourly expected at Amelia
SoJoin the forces before ST. Augustine, when
an attack upon that place was to be made
I'VE also learn chat new Governor from
opain had just arrived at Augustine, last
from Havana, and that he had sent a mes
mage to the United American and Patriot for
Ces' requiring them to evacaate the Pro-
vince within thirteen days from the date
tnereof' In failureot which be should drive
hheH out az the point of the bayonet-The
answer from Col. SMITH, commanding the
" .. rihemen, was, that while he had a
man lett, he should resist any such attempt.
.SAvANNAH, June GA letter from q person
~, IN once, at St Mar's, dated tGih inst SAYS.
Y,N we nave accounts from Augustine, that FIVE
nONDRED TROOPS have arrived there f,oro
ff,,"'alhah, with uew governor, to command the
frovlnce, and that lac sent flag to Col SMITH.
ordering him to retire from the territory or lac
sJlu dilre Iiin out" which he refused until com
'.---s--~-s ssss.1..-sa. ss.o---u-.-...--
fN-D OSA JsIJsjs.-- HE subscriber Ofiera FIR
safe, the Tract OF Laud on which he resides IN
cumberland county, miles from FarmviIIe and one
,lo'p hppomattox river, navisable to Peters.
containing 553 acres, fully 300 of which are in
woous' ,Vo handsomely set with Red Clover and the
remainder VA high state Of cultivation. In addition
70 beauty % situation aud fertility Of soil, there is on
ue tract Coal Wine, which wouli to q fnan of ca.
P'Is ia an. anu enterprise, render it douby valuable.
II .ne above properly is not disposed OF privately
oI winch notice viii be gve) before the first day Of
ePt next 1t VII on that day he offered for SALE ION
the premises) Is the highest bidIer--one fourth of
.ue Purch3se money will be required on the day of
sue ~ winch time satisfactory title will be made
.nt tne b"ia zee IN three equal annual insalne nts
With interest from the date
July s. N x n.S1o'
AZ OSiC.--L. So0cheyie, respectfully nf,Jr0Is
1Xh the lades and gentlemen of iiic,nond AID il.
.,nn'y, mat IN the vonrse ~ eight or nine days. he
VIII be in this city, where he intends 10 Teach the pi
sno Forte. Those who sill favor MA With th-;y
sophlence. nay rely upon bis pauotoal attention to-
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PRIZE MONEY.

FaeHc pessels.-Whcn the prize is Of e9raE or
superior force to the vessel making the capture it
Shall be the sole property of the capors-if of nfe-
yior force, shall be equally divided between the u
D anu the officers and men making the capture.
The law regulates the proportions in which the Of
ueers ana men shall divide the prize money.
All public ships, in sigLt at the tirne of making
prize, shall share equally.
. 20 to be paid by the U. S. FOR each person on
board any enemy ship at the ommcnccmcn. of an
engagement which snail be sunk or DESTROYED by a.
ny u D vessel of equal or inferior force
All PRIZE money, accriing TO the U. States is
soiem,ly pledged rs fund for pay nent o. pensions
and hall pay, should the be hereafter granted
tins fund DC imsufcien the faith OF the u States
is pledged for the deficiency If more than sufficient
the surplus as TO go the comfort of disabled man.
rners or such as may deserve the gratitude OF their
country.
IL All these provisions flow from the act OF
April 10, 1900.
Letters OF Marque and R.-The Prize Money to
accrue only To the owners, officers and crews OF, the
Pr'ateer-to be distributed according to any writ
ten engagement between them-and If there be.
none, then one mOiety the owners and the other
to The officers and crew.
per cent on the net amount of Prize money &c
to be paid over TO the lee ors as fund fo, widows
and orphans and disabled seanlen.
The same pro,iso about $50 premium, rs above
@ by The Act passed 26th June 1922. concern
ing Letters ct Marque, Prizes and Prize goods''
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July3.
DOLLARS r

q IIUtII1lNItO
A Mcmor r1t-,n, ----------
,ysv q orr Sndum Book, containinr snmJ',,
twee- LES, and other papers, was lost in ~.
j. the S"ar post,oiee to Prichards spring, be-
"s whoever will deliver tie same Viii, t''s 9'orn-
At ,Gs az .le store Of John x Joseph Boyee. ~ or
s .oe cling house of Joseph Boyee, senr %
! June %
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80.
v1taLksreS, June ~ Dispatch was teeei'
xedt TINS morning, oy Express from the Secretary dt
o0 10 Naalor-uemerM ihoMAs fINckNEY
menuon,ng, vhat Dr.Ii-aNN AioN Or WAX u
1Sth inst aud that he was to take his measures
soso'nsy. a.,
arrived Ills nornny The 'snr;,a, R,,,|;an ~
siLiery, commanded by Mai. HowARp; and the
Republican COMPANY Of .irfiLieyy, under Lieut..
fEApoE, , assembled at the Laboratory, thence
shed to n, Ns%,East, Bay street, the music playing
anu hFeu ieder" s'ntes'
r. p,e.,,,
E.,cd - P.n1sv,v.n;a "a NJ. 80, .''' III, GU.
Columbus to the Narrrow,. and we u,.I,.rs,,nJ ,h,,
the Infantry, that will hereafter he detached tor the
defence OF New-York, ordered join the camp
On Sunday 9ist an express passed through Albany
.p n.;,;s, W;u;s, ue ~" vs; o, u'Spaenes hoh
count of the eclara,on of war 1v on,,r.ss aans
Great Britain.
Three prvateers have sailed out of Baltimore, &
eleven others wih be ready Tor sea IN lew days.
"'f' Her'
IL. rND1.N 20 COI IND, g
RATTIER (three. ,Sa,teI sebrI NJ ~ Gus x.r .
lie only vessels of war a, Halifax ON the ie,h inst.
NEw,LoNDoN, jane 2i-Thc Pochahontas, the
Neh'ucky -oe'e, ana several other vessels which
w Mnr,., T p., te ,ortg,s past We're boarded
and treated with noiiteness sd ,n nn,sd
briggs in company they were learue anart.
On Monday Gen. DEARBORN commune
Gated officially to His Excellency Gov.
STRONG that War was declared against
Great Britain, and requested his ExcelIen-
cy to place under his direction forty-onc
of tha
State, (of which 81 companies to be infan-
try, and Ia artillery to be stationed 1T va
rious points of the sea coast named-and of
which eight companies were to be marched
to Rhode Island We have hot learnt what
answer the Commander in Chief has re
turned TO this requisition
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Three privateers have sailed out of Baltimore, &
eleven others will be ready for in few DAYS.
.N.r Her.
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The INDIAN 1s, COLBERT, Of rs guns, and
RATHER (ti'ree- hasted sehr) of Is guns, were
lie only vessels of at Halifax on the 18th inst.
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|NEw-LoNDoN, jane 2iy-Thc Pochahontas, the
kentucky-'selie, and several other vessels which
lave arrived within the fortnight past, were boarded
oil Montank Point by the British irigate BeiyidcIe C,
and treated with poteness.-She had two armed
briggs IN company they were a league apart.
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x l. L E n S

a l + II S.
u 1t is Important in every point of
view, both as ii respects British Subjects &
Citizens of the United States, 20 have a
view OF the duties and relations OF .HGcl.
Enemies.
During the administration of Mr.. Adams.
there we're two laws passed by Congress i'm
the same session /; the one respecting A.
lien Enemies ;" the other concei ming A.
liens lndiscriminately, and CONSEQUENTLY
extending to aliens of every nation at peace
with the y. s. The last is the act against
which the Republicans took such serious
and, as 1t proved successful a stand they
proved 1t to be contrary to the Constitution,
and 1t was eventually repealed and exEun-
ESQ from cur Statutes. The former (passed
9th July 1899 is still in force and az nct
| gives the rule 20 the present case.
1 1t provides that whenever war is decla
red between the u. s. and and any foreign
nation, and the President shall have made
| pubic proclamation of the event, " all ma =
tveS, Citizens, denizens or subjects of the
hostile nation or government, being males
/ I ID years or upwards, who shall be with
Ia The United States, and not actually natu-
rallzsd, shall be liable to be apprehended
restrained, secured &C removed as alien
enemies 1T authorizes the President lin
his proclamation of waror other public act y
u.
part Of the u. D, towards such aliens tn
| frescrI6e the manner & degreoof restraint
70 which they shall be subject, and in what
cases and upon what security their restHeuce
shall be permitted % and TO provide Tor tie
reSoO0l ot those, who, not being permitted
TO reside within the u. D. shan refuse or
ueglcct to depart thcrcfrom < to establish
such other regulations as he may deem ne
ceSsary lin the premises, and forthe pubiic
safety" Provided tlat they be permitted. If
not chargeabic with actual hostility TO remain
Tor the settlement of their affairs, during
such time as may be stipulated by treaty,
Il any to that effect, between their own 90
yernment and the United States and il
none, (and there is at present none cxistinC.
between us and Great Britain, as the 10Th
Article OF the last treaty has expired, y that
then the President "may ascertain 2, de-
clare such reasonable time as NAV be CON
sistent with the public safety, and ACCORDING
to the dictates of humanity and national
| hospitality"
! In case any alien should transrress thp
rules thus laid down by the President. ~,
courts OF the United States or of the States
and the several judges or justices of the
courts OF the United States shall haar tI,l
complaint and take Cognizance Of tbS
| same and according 20 the sufsiciencg 81
he cause, shall order the said alien Gin.
| > be removed out of the u. S. or give sccu.
tics for his good behavior, or be otbervis,.
'cstrained, conformabIy to the presiden,,.
lrt CllatQns. And in case of renewal. th =
MARSHAL ~ tohaye it duly exeeatcd. on tho
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On Sunday 21st an express passed through Albany
for Canadasaid to be the bearer OF dispatches from
the British Minister 1T Washington, giving nc
count OF the declaration OF an Nv Congress a.ains,
Great Britain.
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1s'raot Of a IrHer from Capt. Ha, B. Orxe, to
his OUNCES, dated
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FROM NAPLES

Lloyd's Coffee,house. May 8, 1912.
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had captured several vessc,s. among which
were the sChooners john, OF Portsmouth. n !.
II. bound TO Baltimore Citizens Of Wash.
ingion City, bound to Charleston, and ;,no-
Their from Charleston, bound TO -. y. with
cotton. name not known.
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EVMCUATION or C.4NcADA! MD
SURRENDER or DETROTT

Gen. Hull evacuated Canada on the 10Th
MS and returned to Detroit. On the 14th.
force OF 784 regulars and militia, and 750
INDIANS, commanded by Gen. Brock in per-
son. marched from Maiden, and encamped
nearly opposite Detroit, 6: made demand nj
surrender. General Hull refused. On tbf
18TH, at 4 o'clock, p. M. they opened two
batteries upon the Fort and town OF Detroit.
ma Continued firing until 40 O'Clock. On
the lota early ia the morains they again