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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
A true eopy-A'ieh, ,v c,.,l

At a Circuit Cant Of Cmm f''a';
mtts ff tgaern Cremt' SfgM a u.
bsl.4n al Portland, 1uitbi4 aAdj', mI
county If Cumberland, on TIE EN- m"4
7ufldy g"A0vember, a u y l !. o,t.,.
ON he foregoing pettioa, the 7 u, ", v " al
Concerned e"a "s by pabae.,oa Of Gid P', n.s,
u, ,oI be az ~fs ss 'hry days before as-
ds, Of Mach rex, /; tina, they may have OPT Il
p pol S S' 10 appear at c,eun s co'l,. q
Common p cas- then TO be holden q r ,a.p.nd ;
y "Si" and for the laid county Of cumbeI 'I no.
a, d lhew eaufe, il any hey have, WI. .ss,e ID
prsye. of laid petition ihsad nJ'u &c cS,L
.4ns9 DAM
January ~ --
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
TO LET,

To LET,
A HOUSE 10 centra part of the town
"A oouven,eut for a large fanny lnlli.e IF
SAMUEL BUTT.
Fer SALE,
A valuable FIRM, not more than 7 mile,
rom Portland L isrp "a; 500 acies of good
IMPROBABLE LAND. Either of which vii / d.
fold Oh a edi'. or exchanged for Real hla {
IN Portland. --Liksui,s, A numbet of
POTASH K TILES.
Apply a. above CIV Jan.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
Mvaluable Medicine.
CT A CHILD i

Aged S years. of Hanover N II was 8 year,
af1 Gtsd with boils ulcers and e options, alsen
ded with violent ,,chinss. bu,nmgs and p~ia.
during winch me lie iarents had RED MOI
every hing w,hoW flea, wa relgned as psn
re ief 6nce the ulcer. Tad ca, aosn &c IT.,
ribs in hi. deplorabe ftse by taking oniy
two bottles OF Dr. Ref Botancai Dos was
cured, is now May 9, , petftety te.
from blemlfh, aud grown lne child.
CT A l. DY !
OF Psffou wa. yea;, III Cleo with s,'ion-
ell owes he head fsce ard ear, and varIou
part, attended win itching, burning. sc
aud lofl theseby two toe nais aud me finger
mai, was cured y taking thee bottles.
or A COY !
OF Bottom wa years afii etee vi h four hoe'
through his foot wh,at tduced him Ia very
low thai every ore erpeetel his dea h; wen
pslon cru ehes The uhs.e Of the tine had hl'
foo opened twice and The bone &c, speo IL
thi, los Gate on TAX ng DR., Relies bCtsnica
ID o,s az piece. of The bone Game away with
on oauaic ct knit hi Leal b was nlsn1y
xeitored his foo, became found and IS now
rynmug about WITHOUT hi. eiu.chss as well al
Any oiher boy.
AN OLD MAN
VA 70 year. afflicted with ID. fcurvy in one
Of his Leg 40 Yeas attended with viglen,
itch,ng,, bu nings &c had I,ed every medi
cine IN van, could not fleep on / ed a, times
vas re- eyed by akirg DC. les OF 'heie dlop,
HT7I. 7obois y ite obve reos sonf1e, "a ped .a'f
fhcfe drops ale radical cure for ieurvy
erofu a, spfoly pimpea and ca. buncisd iaees
ore legs ulcers Vess cal foinf,. ubt. me- e1',
fs' failed all impurities of the blood ard juices
Ere he telt fpting aud autumnai phyi'c, and
may be gwen 10 ,hi dreA VIII pc ftet iafey
price dol ar TX for ID Rsfe Botani-
ca Drors; none genuine unlei fgned Z" "
I Conway tsPonuia, Prepared and iolc
whoeiale b, the proprietor, W 4 Conway
No S. Green flreet, Bonsn, and recall 10y foe
cal appo,ntmea, Ivy stephen Pa ten, Exchange
ffreet, Portland; Babion, Wiio.fie. Gooda'e
Hallowesl Wi.kin1, Orrington Zen Doe
Page Hrunlwitk DIR Nj &c Holhro,k ba IL,
TAP, an Pofdmcu b h)mas and WHY, e
Newbufypori iroh Kennehuuk ; ID John
5 Langdcn, LIN f,ek, and moil ID upgif's an1
Bookie lers OF .e,r,ctsbili throughout he
Uni ed State, Were may he had az lhde
iun y eneen'ed ard approved Medicines sc
ptspA'ed by" W 4 Conway
~ liberal aliowanSe to thofe who tuy &c
sell again. NV. 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
Public Auction.

NOTICE is hereby gwen, ihss the books be
Az longing 70 Ffeepart social Library,
mounting TO 40 hundred volume, will b
fo'd a. public austioo a, the houfe & 'lajo.
Thomas Means n Freepou, on Nonday ,hs
fra day Of Fe5, uaFy nex;, a. 9 O'Clock 4 M
DANIEL CUMMING.
il tsbaJJ fbt oa1utffs.
Freeport, Jan IL. 1873
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
Farm FOR SHLE.

HANDSOMELY Etua,ed in Gorb,m :, .
= place called Hode- beef, 81 mic, t,a..
Portland, containing abou, SO acre, Of a "vu,
Land with handiome two i,ory DweIlirs
Houie thereon For particular. eDoo;,, os
&. GRIZZLY, NJ, La, M,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
o. Read, Try, Judge /!
TIE" peal az yOs f-ii
A YOUNG Lazy III

OF B0fton was afll aed with mon violen,
cough, ,ightneis of lie chea great difficulty of
breaIhog, pam IN the left eide ip,,ung of
God aud deprived OF lerp in this dlreiIing
hs'e after having tried moit things without
edst was induced TO try
~ DR.. Relics Atbmatic Pills i!
whe . o her ,nsrpI eiIible Joy, after Gre boz
tie WHO of The ymptoms EFF her. on hniih-
ing the i.cond her heath was perfectly eilab
iihed
r An Aged Lady !
OF Bolton wa. 20 years afll cled with a mon
vio'ent cough, difficulty ~ hrea:hiug pain in
her iile deprived of regu ar leep. could not
Icy down ia her bed 70 4 yeas, was reliored
TO perfect heal on takin, Only ,wo boxes of
thefe pill, asd declare, ihe is ia better health
,hao fhe has j yed 40 Yeas paa ~ The
al Ps,ion, rpbo zre-e rsjigasi a, iasgyabs -
'ihle pulls give infant cafe IN al courhs,
cod, ahhmas Ca arrhs, con,ump ioo,, Wheel
ines dlfheu' y of brea hing, ,ightefs OF the
chez recent colds a removed in few hours,
prevent coniump lou - lac aged will find
relief rqu,lly asreeab aud inls tape u. even
ubsa fbs f1sgi ave .R.7ei The cure. perfo -Hied
by 'hcfe z lis during years psit roJhb ne
eozf cred ,aea otiel would fl vo'une Pc
pared aud fold ~holetae ~ tbs lie pr p,,eis,,
" 7 Conway, No Green It. Bottom and
recalled 10y ipeciaI appointment by stephen
Paten Exchange iireet Portland; B.hion,
Wi.cs1c GoodaIe, Halloweli; wilkins, Or
rirs,on Hon Doet Page, Biunfw ck DoGt.
Mofe. Hobrook Bath; Tappan, Po,dmoulh !;
rnoma' and Whppie, New u, yport; Frca.
Keunebunk DIR John Langdoo, Limerick !;
aud m,t D'uggins and B okiellers of reipec-
tabil.y throughout the u S. ~ IN G
= d Relies AGhma &c Piils.' 6ns 6.IsniIia
ing 20 pilh !, gererab are None a gsasns
vsi,; jGgaei W L Convay"-Ss psstsAlsr!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25

To the Venerable '5yafoei Of the Cueat
Court Of Cemmm Pleas Jar the tF
EaReyn Cyenit, 10 be haltea at fs'f,
land, 4Vuba and jor the county q
Cumberland, on The third IugEy q
Ngvember n. ID. 1872
HE Petition of John Kelly, adnHni'rno'
de bons non on the efiste OF Rrhard he,'
", late of Portland aforefaid, marine dseeA'
ed-Humbly new, hat upon the psl'i'o1
of Sarah Rely, the former adfn,f''''' NH "
fsid ensle, of which copy IL hersuno an
psred. she obtained iicence at he ar Nos'n'
her term of fad Court to fell he whof o. ,ne
Heal Eaa,e If laid seceaiea eieep' inc WIZ
ow's dower--,hai the laid Sarah IA. hhes a''u'
MOI having fold faid Real Ehae ag'seA' , !.
laid i,ente He therefore prsys ina w.
Hono;s would gran him lieeoee 70 max =" -.
of he whole of faid R,ehatd Kelly tl'st'iu.
the purpo'e Of pay,ng be dsb'' is'' os''"'
ed. as iel for th IN her petition ,v
A true copy-A,ieff,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
Ma0!fbgfsttt Rfgiaers far 1873,
FOR SALE AT
ID n

SALE AT
Isaac Adams Bookitore,
CONT INNING ills If the Officers of Maj.
~ iachuiets and the United States in the
variou, Departments of government OF cor
pora.e innlfutions-a hR Of Poit towns and
pm Matter IN MsiIschufetts- Public Du'ies !;
aud great varie Of other uieful and inter
slling information ALSO,
Maps of Upper and Lower Canada
and # the UNI led state' contiguous thereto
Maps OF Mshachuictts and Dlltriet
of Maine.
Anofber bigb prize Of 200 dis.
C.r Ticke.s at s dollars aud Quarters at
dol 81 Cents in
PLYMOUTH BEACH LOTTERY.
TIE fchelne OF .hi, Lotiefy is very advau-
tsgeous for Adventures, and he o Ct Of it
a humane one: The proceeds OF It are 10 be
appropriated to the Improvement OF he bar
Dor of Plymouth, tina, Manners may find
fafe retreat from the form
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
Baker & BartelS,

Baker y BarteiS,
HAVE ron saLk,
20 hhds good aavoured W ! Kun
10 do REV England 90
S do Old jamaica 90
90 do Molanes
do Sugar
20 bbls duto
boxes Havanoa do
1000 VT Coffee
20 chefs Souchone
chefs Hyion
Y. Hyion 1bAS
Hyfon kiu
and Bohes
500 hhds coarfe Salt
100 do Liverpool do
~ bag. blown do
$50 quintals Pollock Fiji
100 do Qua Codhfh
90 bales Prime Cotton
"a boIes by and by 10 Gals
20 do Candles
5 caiks Rice
1000 VT Soal Leather
tons Hollow Ware
tom Logwood
$50 hbls Mefs No l and Beer
500 buihe's yellow Corn
80 bbls iuper fine Flour
.ogefher with general aiortment OF GSo-
CERES CIV Jan
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
". l. Goods, Groceries, sSs.
VILLAIN LORD.

LAS Jun received and now offers for fae az
4 Il his fore, head of Green ftreet, an add
tional ai1ortment of
Net India Gods, Groceries, DC.
AMONG WHICH ARx--
Cogniac Brandy Capers--0live Oil
I Holland Gin Preleryes
{ American do Windfor and bar Soap
Old jamaica Spirits Walhbals-Stsrct
st CroII aud Antigua mould dip't Candle.
! Rum; NJ L do spetmaceii do
Madeira, Sherry, Lii Spermaee,i Oil
bon, Pori, Vidonia Table Salt
& Malaga WINES Entry Mats
Annlieed-Cordals Floor Brufhes
Cider Vi egar Brooms-stves
Bottled Cider ludigo-Sal Peter
tiyf "a Young Hyfon, lux Powder
Hy ION Skin, Sou Spice Biiters
choag and bohea Powder Shott and
Teas Fiint
Loaf, Lump, India. Log Wood
HAVANA Wits and Red Wood
brown, and Weh Fuitic--allum
iodia sugars Coppe.ars -sulpher
Welchs No and Roll 81 ,milone
Chocolate Cotton and wool
Chocolate shells Csrds-Flour
Rice -Crouad do Clear Pork
Peppe Ground do Ccffse-Molsfes
Ginger-P.mepto 4d 81, lod, aud god
Boz Rafns Nails
Caraway seed Bee Wax
Canary do-.Nuimegs Bahary Tallow
Cloves-C,nnamon Cotton and Cotton
Citron- 1 fila Yarn-Rock salt
Engliih MuItard Rotten Stone
Caye.ae OAK Meal oter-stone Jugs
Pear Barry Tumble s-Cheele
Cursants Whre Beans
10 dan . lm,nds Fiih-Ckak
III 1ers--Cadup Shoe Btulhes
GsaTe Geiey Black Ball, Sc &c
The above good, are of rhe iirls quality and
W i ne fold on reaionab'e terms
Nop 30 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
American Manufactured Cooa.

-os,,,, mn, No. 7, M.C.,,. Rsv.
JOSEPH POPE, agent for din, u r..
J OF Providence, who Keep HIM cop1,r,,.
fupplied from. their long known and we'll y
tAbliihed Factory at Paw,ucket, with a ..ar
erai snoriment of s'~
american Cation Goods,
coNsIsIlso OF
Single Yarn Tor Warp and Filling
g. 8 threaded white & eolOr'd Stocking YIN
White and colored fewing Cotions
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ginghams-Chambrsys-Bed Ticking &c.
- shopkeepers in town and country ,nd
people in general who with to furnifh them.
ielves with the above articles, will be fuu.
piled at the Factory prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
Fall ana Umier C0ods.
ROYAL. LINCOLN,

E,sbsrgs f'sa Pshsrd,
LAS Jun received az sao- men' # GOODS,
iuuan'e for he preisn AID approaching
leafon, conilihng OF up,l Il e and .ow priced
BE- Idctofhs, all coiors di.lo Keneyn ere. !;
d,.o Omen aoJ feife 9th. wh,e red
ye ~. green ard hack flames AIS Baze' !,
bae Bambszets suo ~,lho.e.. la CO ofs !;
lAhie, H. ahd 1la,k verified Hole, iome very
noe Mems VIII e. ha,k and m red dtfo ,
large cotior ihavls; elegant imitation d,tto +;
aiu aud hgnfed Muffin, OF al oe!or,ptions
Iamhrio' sri'il Sl.,fhre Coleisin d, to
fome We y i'ou,; his,k Luarirg. {; X cen do
t. umb,e.'as aid AID pain floit,ee ard
india dl'to latgs AL iment Of Ribbsu's /.
|, dia Cotoos dt Q Check, Factory Gng
hams Check, shesungs aud Sl,'ti, & duo
Yaro, Gamer Cape, back allan duo ,
FIX haw, back Company, ard Baudanns
Hspdkerohiets--v bach ioge her with biz for
mer hoek, compr'.' almoh ,yery ariel, uiuAlIy
enquiset Tor Oa 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
AGE N is

FOR the fale of hoie tgby app,eV'i T. jsaiy
shsemsa Mea.e tee &c P,Yasa BY w 1 Con.
Way NJ. 5, Green erect, Is lton.
Mr. stephen Pat ,en, Bookseller, Exchange at.
Portland
John B,bfoR, do. Wife net
l.. Go0daie do Ha lowell
Hon Dtet Jonathan Page, Bruniwick
Doet Notes fiooIook, Bah
Johr wiAIn., fington. IL c.
Stepheu kendrIck, Lcaeon
Do6t. Johu S. Langaon, Limerick
Capt. Nathaniel Ffuf k,unebunk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25

HE fubferiber. hereby give pubic notice
to all concerned, that h y have been tuly
appointed and lave taken upon themiese The
truft OF Adminiiirsior, of tie lsli will aud Ief-
,smen, Of John CUSHING
la'e of freeport IN he eounty OF Cumberland
E'qute deeesied, by giving bond a. the lav
d,rsGs-.they therefore fequdia'l perion' WIN
are ,ndeh ed to the lad oeeeaieds eta e, 10
make isnmediale payment; aud thoie who
have any demands the eoc to exhibit the lame
- DOROTHY CUSHING,
Jan. 3.Isis JOHN CUSHING,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25

LAS JUN received aud now Offers for fale az
4 his fore, head of Green ltreet, an add
tional Attainment of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-25
NOTICE.

DAvlD DANA, respectfully informs his
~ friends aud the public in general. that he
has re commenced buGneis in MLet!ant nf7o
Bril- Billing, (nesr where he formerly kept
aud offers for fae general sforment of
u 4 L Z. Elxn.l.-IaL
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-12
CHARLESTON April 1.
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT!!.

At About Ii o'clock this morning, the Re
vcnue Caticr GALATIN, Captain SILL
MAN, which arrived yesterday afternoon
from a cruise, was unfortunately BLoWN
UP! The confusion and hustle natu
rally incident to the occasion, preclude the
possibility of ascertainng either cause. or
effect, with sufficient precision to give them
Co the public. All we can venture to saw, is
that the fire was communicated to the pow
der room; or to some barrels of powder i"
the cabin, for On this head, reports diffcr)
where the men were cleaning arms, and Ill
ling cartridges; that the whole stern and
quarterback were blown of, and . number
OF lives lost
We are this moment informed on the
! authority OF captain SULLIVAN, that there
are three missing, and five wounded. OF The
correctness of this account, however, he is
not certain. Should it be near the truth,
the accident is less fatal, than we were led
to apprchend, when we commenced this
narrative.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-12
No. zzvIII..

L..
hereby certify that the next dav after
the last battle at the River aux Raisns, the
Secretary the American general was ta-
ken near the door of the Representatives,
wounded and placed on horse, that seven
or eight Indians were nearthe house, one of
whom Shat him in the head with a rifle
that he did not fall oIfhis horse, until ano-
Their Indian drawing his sabre, struck him
on the head several times, and tl,cn he fell
to the ground; was scalped and stripped of
his clothes. and left on the road where he
remained one day and hall; the depo-
ncnt with Francois Lasselle, Hubert La
croiX, and Louis Chovin, on the evening of
the second day, took up the body, carried it
to the skirt of the woods, and covered it
with z few branches, but could not stay TO
buryit for fear OF the Indians that were in
the ncighborhood that on the next day af-
ter the last battle, was near the house of
Gabriel Gcdfrey jim. and the house of Jean
Baptiste Gereaume, where a great number
of prisoners were collected and that heard
the screaming of the prisoners whom the
Indians were tomahawking that the sava.
ges set the house on fire and went off
LOUIS (his u mark) BERNARD.
Detroit, lie S FeUrier, 1918.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-12
WAsH1NcroN CITY. Ar;l7.

We have announced as a fact that our CO.
vernment is in possession of part of a
reasonable CORE pondcnce with the enemy.
we did not say, or even insinuate, who or
what parry were implicated in the trans
action. One Of the factious prints has init
mated that this annunciaton is an insult
offered to the federal party. An insult to
the federal party As how Have any fc-
deralists been detected in a reasonable cor
respondcnce with the enemys Ifthev have,
we know not of it; gYe certainly said not
SO. The probability is. that the correspon-
dence in question has been between British
agents here and their employers. In what
way can the deveopement of such traito-
rous correspondence be distorted into an in
suit to the federal party? Would the fac
tious editors have us consider Fctleralists
and British agents as identifede We spurn
the dea; the insnuation is .unfounded. a We
are not amoug those who consider IL worth &
talent as confined to our own ranks; we re-
spect honor and integrity wherever we find
them, as much as we detest their opposite
vices. Never, we are proud to say, have
our pages been polluted by such an insinu-
alton as is conveyed in the remark to which
we have alluded. If we had applied such a
remark to the party to which we have the
honor to belong, it would have been false.
Ana as II IS, as applied to the federal party
| by one OF themselves, it is ungcnerous, it is
unjust to them, to say that the annunciation
| vi the discovery of a reasonable correspon-
dence with the enemy, is an insult to them.
| Thus it was. that the federal party were
| considered by these editors as insulted bv
| the disclosure of the internal attempts of
] Britain to sever the union; thus it was that
the federal party were implicated by the
indiscretiqn and the ofiiciousness of their
friends in the alleged conspiracy against
the union. We protested at the time a.
gainst the frantic rawlings which then filed
the iactious prints; we protest now against
| the manner in which the factious prints I'm
dermme the standing of the party -toawhich
they profess to belong. OF one thing We are
! certain; that if the pniiyicai e&isteEce OF
the Federal party is prs strated, as we thick
tvery possible it will be in the cHurse of a
year or two, they may lock for the cause OF
its annhilation in the piostituted columns OF
their own prints.--.Aat. I,t.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-12

April 10.
We have not yet been able distinctly to
ascertain the arrangements consequent on
the acceptance your government Of the me
diation OF Russia. j. is probable, however,
that a commission OF two or three persons
will be named by the United states. tn meet
such persons rs may be designated with that
view bs the enemy. at the Court of the Me
diator. This we believe will be conforma
bic 70 the usage of nations on similar occa
sions. Indeed it IS very auti3ly rumoured
and currently credited that a gentleman
high in Office is to form one of the Legation,
and our present Munster in Russia another.
1t is also said there is To be a third commits
sonerappointed. When these appointments
shall be concluded, they will doubtless be,
made known to the public. Meanwhile we
have thought it our duty to state the rnmors
which arc in circulation; and which we are
convinced, have better foundation than ru-
mors mostly have.-yMdt. Int.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-12
FREoEx1cKsnuRe. Anriz 10.
The Ranhahannock RLoCKhDED!

BY letters and verbal accounts from Tap
pahannock, we learn that, on Saturday last,
British squadron, Consisting of one "a gun
ship, four frigates, and some smaller vessels,
entered the Rappahanrock, anoi>procccded
mp as high as Towles's Pont.--At the mouth
of the river, very desperate ae,i n took
place between the Baltimore privsteer Dol
phin, Capt Stafford. :nd some of the small
craft attached to the British squadron. The
crew ofthe Dolphin gallantly defended them
selves against an immense superiority o!
force, until after unsuccessful attempts, the
enemy succeeded in boarding q sanguinary
conflict then ensued, on board, which con
unucd, according to some accounts; about
IS m. many of the enemy were seen falling
from the deck, and several of cur brave fell
lows brcathed out their mc nquerable sp.-
rits, cXhorting their comrades to perse' ere
superior numbers 1T length obtained a victo-
~, to the conquerors, truly dc lorable.
The Militia OF the neighboring counties,
we understand, are assembling, to act as oc-
casion may require.
We have various rumours, OF the capture
of merchantmen, letters of marque and pri-
vateers, within and near the mouth OF the
river. But, until the accounts reach us in al
authentic shape, we shall not agitate the
public mind with detail OF them.
All vessels which had sailed from TIL
place, and had not reached the Bay, haSs
put back. Many of them narrowly escap.
ed capture.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-12
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
Il I G II NJ O ND:
MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1913.

The Russian mediation is beginning to as
snme an important aspect. The article
which we copy from Saturdays National In
tellgenccr, lets ms little more into the Sc
cret. Mr.. GaIlatin and Mr.. Juhn Quincy
Adams are to be two, out of three, commits
sioners for negotiating peace. W no the
third is to be, we do not know but report,
which sometimes overshoots fact, denomi-
mates him to be a fedeyaiiSt. This would be
well. War and peace are National things.
ana ought not to be confined to hartys Judge
Marshall, Mr.. Bayard, and Rufus, KRg, have
been mentioned. 1.-THE first should 60, three
of the most powerful states of the Union
would be represented by the commission, to
wit: MIR. Adams, for Massachusetts Mr.
Gallatin, for Pennsylvania and Mr. Mar
shall, for Virginia. This, however, is mere
speculation.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-12
April9.
O Z
INCREASE OF TIE NAVY

We understand that preparations have been
making with the greatest activity, and are
already in a state of considerable forward
ness for carrying intoNetfect the act of the
late Session of Congr9sa which authorised
the building of four scSepty tours. six fri
gates and six sloops opwRE Materials for
the whole of these vessels have beca collect
ed at the different navy yards Of the United
States, and the ways Of three seventy -feurs
and several OF the other ships arc already
laid down. From the prompt attention Of
government to this object, and the great
exertons made use Of by the Navy Depart
ment, we have the satisfaction to believe
that this important addition TO our national
force will be completed with all practicable
dispatch. MAJ. Int.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-12

AMERICANS REQUIRED to arm, 10 Cause
TIC sovereignty 4 her z e. lie respected
The wishes of the word accom- any her in
| the glorious contest IL j; termina' eS ~ OBJ
ging the enemy OF the continent 10 rccos;.
nize the principles that The fag Shall pro-
'ect the merchandise ard crew, AID that
heut ais ought not TO submit T. paper block
AIDES, (ali is conform bic to the treaty IF u
trechD America will merit the applause
of the world. Postcrity will say that The
ancient world has lost it rights, and the
now hath recovered them. My minister
of interior will make known 10 YOU in the
e.rhoSe. the situa ion of the Empire, the
prosperous state Of agriculture of manufac-
lures, and OF our interior commerce, as we'll
as the constant increase ofpopul1tion. In no
age, has agriculture and manila :turas been
in higher degree Of prosperity in France.
| have need of & reat resou, ces to meet the
e51penceS which circumstances exact, but
the different means which
my Minister of Finance vii propose to
you, have not to impose any new burshens
on mypeople. 7"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-12
JosHEPH HAsLETT.

A letterthat accompanied TIE above despatch
says, that the governor had that moment left
Dover for Head CURT RS, to superintcnd the
movements of the militia, all of whom were
determined 20 sacrifice every thing rather ,han
reasonably submit to the demands of the enc
my The Bevidera lies within less Than two
miles of the town.
We have 1t from source that NAV be i'm.
p'lonly reiied on, that James >. Bayard, Esq.
is appointed in conjunction with Nj t;sllatin.
on IN embassy to Russia This. we think is
as judicious an appointment as could have
heen made; tor however Mr. B NAV KAYE been
opposed to The measures ofthe Administratia
on, we cnnfde fully in his Americsnisrn, and
are sure he will 70 his datg 10 his ce.nfrr.