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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-15
CAPTURE OF THE MACEDONIAN
From tie London Gazette, jan. /.

Admiralty Office, Dec. %. !,
Copy Of a letter from Captain I'm Sur.
man Garden, late commander of his Ma
jesty's ship Macedonian, to John Wilson
Croker, Esq. dated on board the American
ship the United States, at sea, the 18th Oct.
1912.
SIR,
1t is with the deepest regret ! have TO
acquaint you. for the information of my
Lords Commission RS Of the Admiralty,
that his Majesty late ship Macedonian was
captured on the twenty fifth inst. by the Uni
ted States ship United States, Com Deca-
tur commander; the detail as follows -
A short time after day light, steering N
Why w. with the wind from he south
ward, in lat. 20 deg. N. and long. % deg
80. min. w ia the execution Of their Lord
ships orders, sail was seen on he lee
beam, which ] immediately stood for and
made her ont to be large frgtte under \
merican colurs at nine O'Clock closed with
her, end she commenced the attion, VIII 'ch
we returned, but from the enemy keeping 9
points off the wind. ] was not enabled to get
a. close TO her as ! wished.
After an hour's action the enemy backed
ard came to the wind, and was enabled to
bring her TO close battle, IN this situation
soon found the enemy's force too superior
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-15

From the London Gazette, Dec. IS.
Letter from the Capt. of the Frolic to Ad.
mral Warren.
His Nlayesty's shN Poicfiers, at sea, Der
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-15
HENRY HILL, Consul
THEREPLY

IEtEREPk,Y,
The Count DIS ARGOS press9ts.his com.
pllments to ny Hill, requesting him to make
known to commodore Baipbridge his very
sincere acknowledgements for the beneG-
cehce winch ne has had the goodness to
s she sowara lieutenant seperal Hislop and
inc n o, OF Ger q pa. sensers tAe Jsya-proft-
sentiment of hisNconsidef atisn and esteem.
PALACE, 9TH Jan. 1913.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-15

as the duties now in force on the articles here
IN before enumerated.
ii. CLAY,
Sneaker Of the House of Representatives.
WM IL. CRAWFORD,
President ofthe Senate, fsro tentore.
APPROVED,
February IS, 1918.
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-15
INTERESTING CoRRESpoNDENcF

- 'NAS'' iNJ CORRESPONDENCE .
" The following correspondence between
Com. cambridge and the Navy Depart
ment, exhibits his character and that of
capt. Lawrence and our worthy Consul.
Mr.. Hill, in light so honorable and so
wei calculated to exalt the national cha
racter, that we are happy in The oppor.
tunity Of giving it pubiicny.-I.feI.
Cofifes ofiencrS from Lieut.. General y,c-
LoP 10 Commodore BhINBRIDcR, and 6is
.dHSVers 80 ''''
GEN.HISLoP TO COM. BAINBRTDGE.
DEAR SIR, '' -O-''
am penetrated with the fullest
sense or your verybandsome and Kind treat
ment, ever since the fate of war nIaced me
in your power, and beg once more to re
new TO you my sincerest acknowledgements
for the same, N'''
your acquiescence with my request in
granting me my parole, with the officers of
my stan, added to the obligation had pre-
vlousIy experienced, claims from me this adj
dit'onal tribute of my thanks MAY now
hnaily Halter myself, that the further exten-
SION OIL your generous and humane feelings.
IN the alterations Of the misfortunes Of war
that you will have the goodness to fulfil the
only wish and request am now most anxious
to see completed, by enIarging on their pa.
role ION the same conditions you have acced-
ed to with respect to myselO all the officers
OF the Java still on board your ship-a favor
l shall never cease duly to appreciate by
your acquiescence thereto.
lhave the honor to subscribe myself, dear
SIR, you much obliged and very obedient SER
want.
(Signed)
T. HISLOP.
ommodore Boin6ridge.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-15

that Just satisfaction and vengeance which
nations have settled among themselves as
due to an'infraction ofneutrality reciprocal
ly stipulated.
Dos guarde vous,
BAHIA, 22d December, 1918.
(Signed)
CONDE DOS ARGOS.
MR.. HILLS REPLY.
Consulate Qfthc u. S. Of .1meriea, ,
St. SALVADOR, 22d Dec. 1915.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-15
London casS4e Extraoydinayy
january IL.

r f2ln fhe LoHdor-CaSefte ExtrdOTdiHdry
January IL.
Forbes OFFIeR, Jan. II, 1873.
Watches Of which the following are co.
pig 4pd an extract have been received by
V tc'pt Castlereagh, His Maiesty's Principal
Setf<'syy of State for Foreign Affairs, from
GdDtila Viscount Cathcart, X. T. His Males
jestY,s Ambassador Extraordinary and. Peni.
p9feptiqry at the Court of St. Petersburgb.
- T.PETERspURcH, Dec. IS.
My LoRD,
now avail my self ola Swedish courier
to forward TRANSACTIONS of two bulletins. viz
one from Mfjor.General KutusoR aid.de-
Camp Gen of the I'd December, and one from
Gen. Count Wittgepsten, Of the 4th Decem-
Der.
Your Lordship will perceive by their reports
that the passage o. the Berezyna has cost ne
French upwards oftwenty thousand mon, XII
led, wounded, drowned, and prisoners, and
the remains Of Bonaparte's army with which
I've - sttll present, are eu1eavourinr TO pro.
coed toNsSds Neleika, while Gen. Wittgen
stems CORP is moving upon its right, and
with every expectation of getting before it.
the Modayian army upon the left, is moving
upon Molodetehao, and the main army under
Count pew, is moving in a parallel iii.
retio. TO tbatot the Moldavian army. ~ no
great distance from it, while Count Piatoff.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-15

Nom. I'm. Bdn1bTfdSe, Commander
of the ships of war ofthe u. S.
on the coast of Brazils.
ITRANSLATIoN.l
1t is with lhe greatest surprise have as
certaned the'U ). ship Hornet, lately receiv-
ed in this port in amanner the most amicable
and analogous to the principles of neutrality
adopted between the government of Brazils
and the United States, makes part of ma.
val force which is EN- ployed in cruizing upon
this coast and at the mouth of this harbor.
from which has arisen the utmost inouie
tude to the public and general commerce of
the subjects ofh Royal Highness the Prince
Regent our Lord, and the civil intention of
these forces being confirmed by the STRANGE
event which has just happened in the after
noon OF to day, that ship. having sailed in and
out OF this port without any obvious motive.
which being without tbc1east doubt pro-
ceeding really hostile, and so much the more
aggravating, in as much as il is contrary to
what you voluntarily told me was the des-
tination of that ship.
You are notified that shall lose no time in
acquainting hIs Royal Highness of this
strange proceeding, in a manner the most
circumstsntial, soliciting from his infallibe
Justice the necessary orders to take from it
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19
FOREIGN
PHILADELPHIA, June ..
Pirate Correspondence.
COM W. NICATED FOk THE pE

Prirate Correspondence.
COMMONWEALTH IOk The RE.
CISIESR
The following interesting extracts from
The correspondence of an intelligent
American gentleman at Got.cnbuTaI i.
viii command an attentive peTu-
sal -
GoTTENsURGn, April >. 1919.
The S"edes are now prepa.iuo an
expedition for the continent. ~ cannes,
believe, to cooperate with the En..
si0ns 10000 men are t. lie sent. for
whom they are to receive GO .jOOL ster.
Ing per mouth, from EDslanI, 5000
have already landed on the island al
h1Sen, 1000 more are n,archioy fo,
Carisrrona, where they are 90 be en-.
barked on beard Of British fransports
100 destined for which service. are nou
lying IN WiDgoe Sound tliey are to PRO
eeed the first fair wind those tyr
corps are to be followed by others. t.
make up the complement agreed on
as they are going TO fight the arch Gend
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19

Enterprize came into port. From one
I the officers just landed, we under
'and that in tile GuIph stream captain
8Iackely met with a British sloop Of
var. and another large vessel, suppos-
d TO he friyate, OIL the f7th inst. On
he 10th, he overhauIed a vessel from
which he obtained information that a
ieet OF ninety sail under convey of two
|frisates, had just sailed from Hayan-
nah.''
4" Bya vessel arrived at Amelia
Island last week, we are informed. that
The British brig Morgiana IS crnizing
on this coast, from which we presume,
she may have been the sloop of war
that chased the Enterprise on the 18th
instant"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19
SAVANNAH. May ai.

U. STATES BRIG ENTERPRfZE.
The following extracts are from lei
ter per capt. Chcvalier, ofthe slooD
Polly, dated st. Mary's May 70, fsf8.
Yesterday the United states brig
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19

his house. whether Mr.. Russell, late
lCharge d'AGairs OF the United State
1T the Court of France, hath ever a.
mitted or denied to his government the
correctness of the declaration of tn,
Duke Of Bassano TO MIR. Barlow, tt,
late Minister OF the United States a
hat court, as stated in MIR. Barlows
letter OF the Twelfth of May, eighteer
hundred and twelve to The Sec'ry OF
State, ''that the said decree Of April
i2sth, 1874 had hcen communicated to
ibis SIR. Harlow's) predecessor there :
una TO lay before this house any CORES
ipondence With Mr.. Russell relative to
that suhleet-which it may not be i'm
proper TO communicate and also any
correspondence between Mr.. Barlow
and Mr.. Russell on that subject, which
may be in possession Of the Depart
| nent Of State.
Resoiced, That the President Of the
United States he requested to inform
this house, whether the minister of
France near the u. States, ever inform
led this government of the existence of
the said decree of the 2Sth Of April.
Ii5li, and to lay before the House any
correspondence that may have taken
lplace with the said minister relative
thereto, which the president may not
think improper tn be ccnmuHicated.
RssOtt'ed, That the President of the
| United States be requested to COM
municate to This Heusc any other ia
tormation which may be in his posses
sion aud which he may not deem it
Injurious to the public interest to DIS
Ielose relative to the said decree of the
2Sth Of April isi1, and tending To
show at what time, by whom. and in
what manner the sal d decree was first
made known to this government or to
any of its representatives or agents.
ResoLced. That the President be re-
lquested i'll case the fact be, that the
first information of the existence of
Isaid decree of the 2srh of April, ash,
lever received by this government or
any Gifts ministers or agents, was that
communicated in May. 1912, by the
Bake of Rassano, TO- Mr.. Barlow. and
Joy him to his government, as mention
led in his letter TO the Secretary oi
Estate. of May ?, 1912, and the accom-
|PanyinS papers, to inform this House
whether the government of the u.
states beth ever received from, that Of
France any explanation of the reasons
OF that decree being concealed from,
this government and its minister for So
long q time after its date and if suci,
'iexplanation has been asked By this go
} vernment, and has been omitted to be
'lsiven by that Of France, whether this
government has made any remonstrancc
or expressed any dissatisfaction. to the
-lSovernIn ent OK France, at such conceal-
ment.
MIR. Grosvenor having required the
y Yeas and Nays on the question of pro-
lceedines now to consider the ~eaalu,;nn
D l-they were found TO be as fellows
For considerations 49,
Against it ss
I The resolutions having been again
read-Mr. Bibh, after making some
observations in favour OF the resoIu.
ition. moved that they lie on the table
and ordered to be printed,-Order-
ed.
u A bill from the Senate for the relief
OF Thos. Sioo, was twice read and re-
ferred to a committee of the whole.
Adjourned.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19
DESCRIPTION OF NEW LONDON

HEoCtSiP lION Or NEW LON DON
The town OfNew-LOn5on is situate
On the west side of the River Thames
miles Long Island Sound the river
u, tire town, is on, mile vide half q
nile below the town there is n peninsu.
Ia which makes oui at least half across
the river, on the extent of which Ma.
ture has placed high Bluff or body OF
rocks, on which Fort TrumbulI is e.
rected, and from it. strength and con,
mandinS situation ought not easily to
be carried by an enemy. Fort Girls
void is on the oths, side OF the river
and directly opposite the city Of New
London, and is placed half a mile from
he water, and on so great an eminence
that it would be perhaps altogether i'm
possible for ships TO elevate their guns
sufficient to bear at all upon it. In adj
dition TO which there is smaller fort
near the river, which has a covered
way leading from ii, i'll which a safe re-
treat may be made up 80 the other fort.
The depth of water from the entrance
OF the harbor to the city is generally a.
bort 81 feet at high water; the tide
falls four ard half fest with but little
current the main channel is rear the
east shore, which would compel large
vessels, when iii situation to iniure tie
Icity to beat Il considerable distance
from it, and directly under the guns OF
Fort Griswold, and within grape shot
OF Fort Irumbull From the uncom.
mon elevated situation Of Fort Girls
void, that alone is considered fully adj.
,equate to the protection of the city
provided there is a supply of guns and
afmmunition, & jonathan should chance
to stand his ground.......H. Y. .Uer .4dv
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19
FROM OGDENsB URIC.

Extract Of q letter from Ogdens5arg,
dated May %. 1913.
We have had an unpleasant oceu,
renee taken place here, and one which
excited a considerable alarm. Three
days ago a number of men deserted
from Prescott, az passed OH through
the country. COZ Pierson who com-
mands at this the at Prescott, sedt
over flag-the officer was ordered to
say, unless the men were given up the
village should be burnt. stated to
the officer the improperly of such de-
mand- and the reasons why l could not
undertake so uniust;iiable a thing, and
concluded by saying. ! mach preferred
The flas returned, two days have G.
laPsed. and have heard nothing fur
Their from the colonel. Our village is
yet standing. You may easily conceive
the anxiety such a threat would pro-
duce upon the minds Of the yiilagers--a
few removed their property, others
got ready 70 go themselves. I how
ever have in measure quoted their
minds, and l hope the thing will blow
over. IT is very Illuminating 10 ne Ill
such a siiuation, menaced by the enemy
with eonflaSration, and no protection
from our own government.
Seventeen ships have arrived from
Cork with i to 5000 troops-a part OF
. them passed Prescott yesterday, the
residue are said TO he coming on in de
tachments-2 or 500 sailors have gone
up, and more on the way.
; {" ~. B.-General SheafIe is highly
censured for his conduct, and they pub
ic!y say he is a, traitor--that he had
the means of defence within his reach
&c. Governor Provost is now up-how
all this is have not heard particularly
the flag officer did not hesitate 10
say hard things ofthe generai-l pre-
sume, from what he did say, Sheafie is
arrested
a
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19

From the Boston CeatineI, Jute 3. !
The ChaLtenge.-Much has been re-
ported of 4 challenge having been sent
!by Capt. Broke to Capt. Lawrence.
which we believe has not any founda-
ton in truth and the Salem Register
has asserted that Captain SIocnm
which had arrived there from the
Shannon, by whom he had beer captur-
ed, ''was the bearer Of a written chaj-
ienge from Com. Broke 30 the com
mander Of the Chesapeake''-Thisw we
also disbeiieve. 1t appears that Capt.
.. was the bearer Of letter from Can
tain Broke. With this superscrip
Itivn -
{" On soruice. TO the Captcin ofhe
United States frtgate ChesaDeaIe.
Shannon
1t was sealed witt. Com Broke.
arms, and under the seal was writ.
ten -
We have thirteen American prison
ers on board, which will give you for
as mary British sailors, lf YOU viii
send them out-otherwise being pri
lvateersmen, they must be detainea.',
| This letter was received in the mai
from Salem, and now lies i'll the pos,
iofiice in this town. There is nothinc
ION the outside which looks like a chaI
lienge, whstever the inside may coh-
itaiU.
rs no spectator Of tic late naval
fcombat YVES within two or three milo.
OF The scene, the opinions broached on
many particulars must be coniecturaI.
The public will therefore wait for an-
thenlic adyices from on board the
ships and perhaps those who have
made so rsuch whining about . internal
machines," ~ comhustiDle stink
pots" will be very lucky if they escape
the ridicule which has been attached
ITO similar winnings of" defective
mast>5" and " crippled yards"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19
ToTAL

Deduct expenses Of cole ction
assessment and losses
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NEW MEAiUAN 3EILETIN.

NEW MENlUAN HCLLETIN.
\ letter from which the following pter..,;,,,
e%tract IS taken, was received here ON WI.
ncsday last, at 10 O'Clock at niyb.. bv g
press from Nltchtoehes
.Nmchit0ckes, .HaYs. 1879.
Last c@eung, arrived Mr. Il ,ber.s ,l;r.o=
from ST An ONO, bearer Of th, glorious ror.e
va St Aa'orio IS IN possession Of De H.'n,,L
i'cAns. On the last day Of March, r,,,craI
battle was fac,ci. widCII decided the fate Of -:
province. Fhe tw0 armies advanced. ,,.;+b.n
pistol slot, and lorneI III handsome ,.der.I.-
mS about zoo strong, fl far Guiy on each s,,le
Tie "c!'on lasted al hour before tie crcu,v
ave way lhcir cannon was f. ken. am c.,,,t..
"g 10 9 brass heid pieces with All her sro,,.o.
non at tic POINT ct ,hc bayoat. Gems = 60.
10 and Harsra commanded N person and
light brayelY, WITH many other SDanieh ,,.s,y.
',fs bu, were forced t. retreat. no, r,..,er 49,,
% s'ma heiHre tl'c s"reslar * u &, f,r.ltiG. sf
NJ hmericsns. TIE ioSs in Killed. ana .ucf ne
nave died OF hcIr wounds Nrce che actor. y
upwards OF iOOmen. The engagement tooz
pace ndes from ST. Au,on3o; % wh,cg r-tare.
'''ey bed, closely pursued, ihd we're obi,tea Cd,
surrender prisoners Of var IN the first d a.
pri
100 much praise cannot be riven 10 Col Esr.
PET, Mayor Ross, Perry, sad ali The Amcrc.1
c'iiccrs, who fought Tx h.goes- Bsc.yr k.r.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19

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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-20
L Tie Hrne,ie1a Tay-May they love
Patriots and Patriots love them
Why does Azure


Patriots and Patriots love them
Why does Azure
VOLUNTEt RS.
ByI.ieut NJ Cali The town Of Portiana-
MAY its prosperity and happiness keep pace
with its hospitality and enterprise
By II. TilIlnghsst The Inhabitants o.
Portla.-' May their posierity inherit then
virtues
ny Mr.. Turner, (Purscr) May the deeds
ofthose, so highly honored by the inhabl.
,ants of Portsnd continue to merit such dis
tinguished regard
BY Doc. Washington The tree of liber-
~, though plsnted in blood, flourishes only in
peace
nv Midshipman Orick-The American
Uai0a-lke that in her hag, may 1t stsnd
impene,rable to British fire
The following toa.s were given, after the
ofieres tie Enter ME retlred
By the PRESIDENT 1t. M'Call-His vsinr
has increased our nav --As humanity, our
N eional character
ny Capt \. W. Athe ton -. Tillinghsei
- rhe gallant aid Of It M'Cal
~ Mr. Adams of Boston The heroes who
box d the Boxe,-Msy they B1x their enemies
isl round The compsss
py the Hon Geo. BrsdburY--.0m Ni-y =
Animated by the honors paid to deeds oi
vaior, and encouraged by the smiles and
liberal support of government may the
| fair promise Of it's infsncy be fully resl'zed
in the success and glory Of its years OF
| manhood
~ Mr.. Henry smith-Commedo. X4li
am his compee,S-~rhe avengers of our
wrongs and defenders Of our honor
y, Geo. Jen,ey. Esq.--The science Of pr
giAsnl England claims It ss her own-but
we have EateyPr2e sufficient, to bea; her
| 5esf Boxers
b. John Mnsssy.i j.. Esq.-Are,ieln r,
--Ex erimehtaIly found tc' tough for Rogal
| OAK
ny Charles $. Dagie., E q Tios- brace
competitors on he fed i saVal Sloy- Bw.
,o7ps ard Blgth-- Having isid ther ships l.
sether ike he oes, they now lay their bones
| loge her Ike brothers
BgCol Hume well--Those heroes VII
at far boxing, hsd the enterprise to SUD
due ,hr B ve, of the English ma ION.
| Nrpnre' tiolics--o. fie1es!> efss ID nee
| by our nav, heroes 10 the new tune 81
Z" Columhq rules The wave
nv Mr. Nnhsn,el Deetiag - The brave Seho
fell IN rhe IA atfon They nave given I,
their county, dignny and lustre and L.
themselves an iriueris halle name
~ Stephen Lorgfetow. Jun. E G. Tie
Ndii0ns of the Dmth NJ he time sooi.
| arrive when national poloy shhii be directed
| by wisdom sna Truth ara m y permsnen
peace soon be established upon the eternal
| principles Of justice ~ Il taith.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-20
INTLkEsTING


The London Courier speaking Of the
unssi,n Mediation observes "Great hopes
40 en,er,sined in Ameiic of successful
issue to this Medistion We know MINIS.
,ers have fa,ly refused to negotiate ,hro'
an umore IF America really wishes TO be
a, nesce, Great Britain viii stand ready to
meet her face to face and treat on the
most honorable terms"
The u S Gazette Of the 10Th instant,
ssys. i, is rep,r,ed that the kussian Legs
non have received official iniormstlon from
admiral Warren Tia, the british govern
ment have rejected their proifered media
tien
This IS confirmed by the following extract
If letter published IN the N ,tonsl Intel.
lig.ncer of Sept 4hi the opinions and facts
which Josey Gsies recommends to the at
ten,ion If bis readers
81 have no need to inform You. :hst the
ar;,,sh government rejected the Russian
medsti9n almost IS soon as il was offered
TIE letter from which the preceding ex
tract is taken, is thus recommended by The
editors of that psper
1--WE take the liberty Of calling The a..
ten,ion of our readers to the follow, ng letter
its various topicks are discussed with
candour an! sound sense the osininns ex-
pressed have bees formed iion actusi and
critical observation. and tie facts communi.
Gated are interesting and importsn,'
The money lenders now Cannot comp!sio
Of want of notice of The intention of admins.
uslion to run the poker up AID make them
pay for heating il also
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-20
70 tie Hon Senate end Hon. Eous of

TO TIE Hon Senate ard Hon. HouJs ar
RefrGifntatives, in General C9urt
Ggfm5ki, at Beiog, on he lat Ned
"Jaay IF Ncy, II. d. 1873.
THE Petition of the fuhfcribers hunbly
ibews-that a Toll Bridge over sacc
River, IN he town of Fryebsrg, near The
dwelling houfs Of 1t o liver Right, AMI Hem
ny Gordon, jun would be of grea, pubic uiil-
iy that the bridge now Handing over faid
river, wa, bull, by individual douation. that
It Is our of repair and IN ruinous condition
hat u IS a large county road leading from
New Hampfi,ire and Vermont into he Difric
of Name, aud much travelled that the bridge
can fland hut very little time and cannot
again he rebuilt, uaiefs II III ud re eflabliih.
ed toll bridge We therefore p -ay the Hon.
Court to graft us the liberty of building iuch
bridge over faid river aud thar fuch roli
may be enabIifhed thereon as may feem proper
and reaionsble, and as 10 duty bound will ever
pras RoBERr PAGE,
JOHN STEVENS, Jun
HENRY Y. d. OsCOOD
Nay 1915. 1873
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-20
TRi3uTa TO VaLoUR

A elmer W. he given III. day at H'as
ine,oa MeeLaniek Hal 70 the brave crew Of the
u S Brig En,erprize hey " iaLd a: the
lower'eud of Union WHAT prsr,le a. ? O.
clock, and move 10 proeofIi5e through uDiOn,
Middle, Exchange ard Foe aiee g-ecel.
ed by band Of muGe AID tile Comm, &c OF
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