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! IN the Sth day Of Octob=r next, will oe offered
: = for sale pue.ishy on the pre.aioes, that yaua.
die
Tract oFLHNrD.
situated in Campbell Csuety on Sta nton River ~
pr0perty - fsyete Henry, late fscel a. eorn mon
" known BY tne aane of L'ae Hips Creek n,ar,sto,
- aIt ,r>vt &c supplsed contain upwards o.. ONE
THOUSAND ACRES the GREATER part o. wh,c.,
~ Scoi iots;co LanH The purchaser will bs a..
quiTsd to pay down osie taif the amount for which
Il may he sor aud to pas the residue in one wear
rom ttat date, giving bond ana pod security win
ossd IN trust 20 snswer the psymeas thercos.
CHRISTOPHER HUNT. Ex'or.
fsyetta Henry, deed.
JNIv ". cAtn
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Ch9rles Stewart. Feq.
Commanding naval officer, Norfolk IVA. y
Uaite9 Statea' Nltgake ConateNnnnn.

orr NORFOLK, May 20. 1918.
SIR--i have the honor to- represent to
yoGr exceilency, that pnrt uf the officers
and Grow Of the late United States' brig viz
~, returning from Jamaica cu parole as pri-
so>ers o. war, were, on Entering the Della.
ware, taken out OF the Gag of truce by com.
bcrrest'rd, commanding on that station. and
detained until part Of the crew Of the
ro'cufTs, theI prisoners ~ plliadciph,a
we're Gem aGGed b. him and sent down IN ez
change; t'at ultimately he detained ON
o'ard the Po'ctier., JOIN Stephens, car
renter, end THOMAS kim. seaman. lac
OF the Uoitsd States brig V,xen. on plea Of
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Il II Nd.

~ Z Offer for sale seven huCdred acres Of LAND,
' y'ng in the lower END OF Buckingham, on
l!uflsoe sret%, svc miles from Ca Ira and 10 from,
New.CantOn. IRIS land is in desirable neighbor-
hooa, y wei! adapted 10 the culture o. Corn, Wheat
aud 1o5aeeo; also,
490 Acres Of W GOD LAND,
On he little fork of Siste River, seven miles above
Buckingham Court House The sell oi this River
ia seuertiiy much esteemed for tho production of
vi eat--lhis property belongs to the late Col Hem
IS 'e, And Will be sod uuier decrse OF che Fed
s'a Gnnrtfor one third raoh, and two instaIn nts
tor Tie reside, one the LIST dsy of January Is a.
end tie oer instaimeht on the Gst day % January
1915. The title IS considered indisrujabie, ana il
not DISPOSED o privately before tie month Of Oeto
Der next, WI then b. SOLD at Public Auction, on tbs
Hin day OF that mont, st the Court house.
WILLIS WILSON,
IA 1fS WILSON.
WM. W. G.. fhORNTOE.
Mr. Harrison Iiell, or either Of as, will attend to
view uols isaos, aud eVinrenly to be met with,
at bueLushan', aud Cupbo r!sild Court days. Tho a.
owe Property will positively be sold vithOut re-
serve.
Sept. H. tbs
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FOR SALE,

II VaLusbis T. X II { II Of l. mn ,,
+ the counties OF Pittsylvania ssd Be6serd, on
a Sisunton and Peg Rivers, containing 10000
Acres. There are four separate Plantations, tach
having portion 0: rich river low grounds, anil first
rats fobsc:o high land, not o!eafej.
There is 4 rcspcct 'bic tenant on each plantation
Fho will shew tie i.ad.--It is unneoessary to give
ny further description, Ms it 10 presumed persons
I sizing 70 purchase will view il.
wish to sell die whole together, which may be
! -eatiy 10 the interest OF purchaser who could
time 10 divide AMI sell it in parcels it viii
! i1ke four eomm0i cUs tracts -f3r terms apply to
ir. Jesse Burton, Campbell! comfy, or
TilOs. NORVELL.
iiishmonj, SEPT. o. ep4w
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.NETV RSIIIBLTSIi 1EEWI'.

.NEW KSI,1BLI3H t4hNI.
EN ATHEW II. RICE * co hsv. taken that con
lHk venient stand near the Basin, lately occupied
hy Nes,rs. CdhiH s. Hines where they VIII be- pro-
pared 10 transact business Oh ecnmss;un, and TO
take on S Il o r q +, Floor, Whiskey, sc.
iAey also intoai >eep;ns the best assortment or
GROCERIES,
That can be procured, which they ere determined
fordet.
SeUtember 2i tr
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Laud-Ofice, S eptember Ca.
NOrIIlE

nv 4 IN =.
Z Ii persons having ciams against the estate
~ OF Reu5en shepherd. deceased, are requested
to make therp Enow ihat proyslon may be-, nlsde
for ayneut--.9LSO ---i'l persons Indebted to the
said estate earaesti, requested TO ynske inrne-
diate payment, 80 further Indulgence sannot be 81
ven BY the .laraiaisT0tyiN.
SALLEY SHEPHERD.
Sent. 2i 2tp
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FOR SALE,
24O0 sacks salt Liverpool hacd,
IS hhds. Brown Suesr-l2 hhdJ. Loaf ditto,
10000 lbs. COise---5OOO do Germsn Steel,
$500 lbs Black pepper--SO do fresh Nutmegs,
$50 chests aud boxes fresh imperial Tea
10 pipes French Hrsn' y-Taincranes Cargo.
The above goos vii be sold on reasonable terms ~,
application either 20 the Subscriber, OF 20 Messrs
hohoure, Il. & Pessants.
JAMES FISHER.
September ~. Il
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FARMJNG.

FARNJNG.
INFANTS 4 SITUATION single man, who
w perfectly understands the su9er'ntoolpuce &
proper management OF FariaiDg---the culture o.
sIsa Grain, Clover and Grass seeds Of different
Kind and who has hsd great experiences in Penn.
sylysnis-likc sise IN Vlrl mia
All letters pot all and sent 10 thu ~ = FOR w
T.. shall be duiy aitsndci 10,
N. u. No 6eo.'enaP -atd apply but such rs ar
disposed 10 s.ye l,"-ti encouragement. He has no
sDleohoa csoins 70 any part Of the u. Ststss
Sept r. syH
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vn1HE Register recommends 10 those persons wao
Z may have ossSsch to address him on business
in the Lan,NOliee, to De particular. no. only in
paving the age their Letters, but in forward
ine the Office Fees. For ta- information Of such rs
SIRE anScqasntei. he thinks il rroper inforn them
That lac IS not authorised to keep pubiic postage
scaount--anh that All the fees which accru. il. his
Office, merely pasa through his hands into the Pub
BIC Treasury.
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70 TS.TEEN.

y TON o.t.EW.
8 Vie following Valuable n9SSES vii, be offered,
= ior f'ie during the nsxt Fairfield Races wig
An impaired Mare, cot by rrump.tor out Of youn.
Doxy, by impe:ator-hsr FIRST Colt, !, mare Inv
Bczzard, together with her Cot q last 1rr,rg by
S'r "A cher-s seeon6 Co by Bedford called 1lt-
az, ne ~ a!er--a third Co,a FLY thr,e yea,s old
hst spr'0g. cy Sir Rarry-nI lastly, Colt OF last
sprIsg by 5r Arc!,er.
The terms q sale will be made known o, ths ,i,n,
THOMAS TAYLOR. .
September II. 8.
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DO & u wi I. n L 5.
BARBARlTIES OF THE ENEMY.
No. 9.
OF AMERICAN PRS.
ONEitS AS BRITISH SUBJECTS.
ID y & u III Y. ~ 4
Aug. 81.

Office Of Commis&ary General ofPrfsorers
WGshiESTon, .juae 10, 1915.
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az GAKTH.

JOf1 INoNIN q o ANIN,
NJ lRS'r door b low Gar bic's corner or Main
i street, txse lust received an assortment of Dry
Goat,, trnntnongery and Saiiers Also nrmber
Of articles of Domestic Manufsc tsre among which
Fine aud coarse Cloths Checks pleius * stripes,
Cotton ITns, Morocco shoes, Cotton CARTS.
On Haai--s.t, Iha' sn-sr and German steel.
Country Produce stored and sold on the cus;orn-
cry terms. sept 81. wiwo
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S,JiI' " NO|.'!-s""1|y tISNc'HE 2; L-tISpReTS.
SIR, ' ~ 90
nave the hoaor 70 trans!ric the COW ,f
n letter from capt. Stewart, cau,nancine.
The United States naval furces ~ Norfn!I;
Gated the goth Of May, to admiral Warren,
ana that ct a letter from rear Admiral
Cock5orn, dated 2lss of NV, in reply. rel.
atiVe to most unjusti:iable act of coo,no
dcre herrcssortl. as to part OF the officers <
creTof the ia,e United States brig Vixen
at The mouth ut the Delaware. Leaving the
gsnefal question OF the interference Of CON-.
berresford with these prisoners of war, re
turning en- parole, and Ihe exaction ma lie b.
nina III consequence OF the irregular power
thus assumed, on the ground on which capt.
stewart has very properly placed it, vii!
renlaiSI that capt. Stewart was ccrtaiDl;
;nisapprehended by Admiral Cockburn, II.
atti1ontius to him the intsntirn of Conveying
threat, as TO the final detention al two Of
ne American prisoners Oh The contrary
me expression used by capt. Stewart Com
Inucicstes In very plain terms inc decision
OF TINS government then aireadv made; that
tour OF his Britannia Msiesty's subjects
should be immediately selected aud held in
durance. SUBJECT to the same treatment IN
all respects, &c.
Anu nave Row TO inform you, sir, that
N virtue OF his decision, and BY an order
ron TINS Office, the marshal of Massacku.
sets has designated ard placed in close
:, oahnenent William Kitto, carpenter, and
I os,As SeddIngRclti. bcctswain, az ;he lat
brl'ish pat ket SwAiinw and John Squirrel.
and james Russell, seanlen Of the Dr,.ean g
vcntv four, subjects cf lis Britannia Males
=, TO be held responsible for the safcty cf
John Stevens, carpenter, and 'fhorras King,
Seamen. part Vi The crew Oh the u. States
brig N'xea.
hstter myself sir, tina: tris subject viii
command your carly attention, and that YOU
vii! Cause the Officer and searcn If the
Vixen 10 be Immediately released and re
turned 40 tbs Country. according to then
destina, ion when taken from the cartel.
Very respectfully &c.
6 gned) ]. MASON.
Col. Thomas Barclay, &c. &c.
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NO IICE.
"A PETITION vii &c presented to tl,e next Gen.
IA era Assembly OF Nirgiug, praying that l,,y
may pass for the establishment of Town ut 1uck.
sDgbam Court house.
September Z. ep2nip
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HARLEM. Inne / 1919.

HARLEM, June ], 1873.
SIR, beg leave 10 ref,r you tn a Connu-
injection which took place some time In the
autumn or winter preceding, between Mr..
Baker, his majesty's late agent for prison
e.'s OF war, and MIR. Monroe, secretary Of
state. respecting six OF tho crew of the tate
American privateer Sarah Ann, Richard
NGore, master, caPtlTGd by his mijes,y's
sloop Rhodian, Jvhn George Ross, esq. com
mandar, whose uames# arc inserted IN the
margin, and who 1t appears were sent to
jamaica, to which station the Rhtdian be
lunged. On suspicion Of their being subiecs
o. his majesty: Anc further i. quest your
attention to a letter from najrr general
PinckDcy to the secretary 1T war, dated
head quarters. Charlcst -, 4;h Of No,em-
Der, 1879, from which it appears that Twelve
OF his rnhJesiy's subjects, then prisoners of
war at Charleston, were held in prison to
nswer N their persons for the f-t- If The
six men, of the Sarah Ann priyAtecr, sent to
Jamaica.
have the honor to enclose you the copy
OF a letter from vice admiral Stirling, com
handing his majesty's ships Of war on the
Jamaica station. to Mr.. Smp son, late sub
agent for prisoners Of war at Charleston,
from which you will perceive, that the six
men # the Sarah Ann are Considered by the
admit I'll as American prisoners generally,
and are now on board prison slio, in com
mon With other American prisj ncrs.
Having given you this information with
respect 60 the six men of the Sarah Ann
privatceF. Ihave to request you will take
the necessary measures TO have the contin-
gent responsibility which it was thought pro-
PER 70 attach TO the persons Of twelve Br.-
tsh seamfn. now IN prison in Charleston.
taken CT, and THAI they may be inforng j
thereof.
] understand that Joiln GauI, one Of tsc
six men, was parOled & arrived at Gcorfc
town. S7iith Carolina. IN the brig Cgprds,
and that he has reported hnnselfto the mar
shall. who informed Mr., Simpson L" thay be
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Mavy Dehartment, Aaay II, 1913.

''NNy DcIIH'EWeNGy <E0I II, 1913.
SIN,
You are hereby authorized and instrnc
ted 20 address letter to a4m;rel .iy joan
Borlasc Warren, representing the following
iacts and Differentiation, VIZ Ina. P pari
OF the officers and crew Of the late Uciled
States brig Vixen were refun,,e from ia.
Waica on parole, as prisoners o. war. and
entering the Delaware, wpen comuotore
Berresiorl caused them TO be brocrht OH
DO I'd the Poictiers and deteined until a
part q the crew of that ship, whom he de
,Dnuded III exchange, were sent down from
Philadelphia that ultim ateiv, he detained
Jonn S.ep1en1, Carpenter, * Thomas King.
aDan, two OF the aforesaid crew of the
ken, on the plea of their bsing Bfitsl,
-utJ cts, IS appears by letter from cen.
Bcrre tori to lieut.. Drayton, late ist of the
said brig, Vxen F.; and that you are com.
m2nded eXoiiCitiy Co declare. that III retail,
IT on for the violent and unjust detention cf
he said John Stephens and Thomas king.
the government O the Unj,ed States will 10.
mediAlcly cause POUR British subjects 10 be
Sc ected and held in duress, subj G. 70 the
same treatment n all respects (ha, the said
John Stevens and Thomas King may re-
celvc during their detention.
On the receipt of the aGmirai's a,syer
y Ou will commun.ca the same TO me with
out delay.
1 am, respectfully, SC.
W.JONES.
Charles Stewart. Feq.
4
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CSigcc&l
CHARLES STEWART,

Commanding officer Cfthr Tinted Stcfss
nara! fdrcrs az Norfoit.
10 his cxceliercy the right honorable SIR ].
& Warren. Admiral Of the blue, ard
commander in chief Of MS Br.tanic Ma
Jesty's naval forces on the American Sta
ton.
lis R,i.annic Afajca,y's siih 3ya-15o, oug9,
II. L.TNE hYk,E BAY, 2is, May.1Sl3.
S!R--!n the Ub 'ence OF sir John 3. War
rem, have she hcnor 10 acknowledge the
receipt OF your, letter ugder date of the Goth
curren', complaining the conduct Of com.
serre stcrc towards some American prison
crs OF war returning to Philadelphia on pa
role, and of his having detained on board
the Pcictiers Mr.. John Stevens and Thomas
King.
no report OF these circumstances have vet
reached sir John Warren or myself from
commodore Berrssford, but have no hest
sat'on in assuring you, SIR. taat every inqu-
ry would have been made into them, and G.
very satisfaction ard explanation thereon,
which tie case might have required, would
have been offered tn your government AID
yourself ith the least possible delay, had it
not been for the threat with which your re-
presentation on this subject is accompanied.
The tenor Of which being likely to produce
an entire change in The aspect of our CON-
non'caucnss and particularly in what re
lates to the individuals which tire fate Of war
has placed within the powc: Of CIR respec
tive nations; il totally precludes the posi-
billy ct my now entering further into the
SUBJECT than to assure you, your letter shall
be transmitted 10 the right hononrabie tie
commander in chiefly the earliest opportu
nity, aud Whenever his answer arrives il
shall be forwarded 10 You without delay.
have The honor 20 be, sir,
With hiVii CnnSi vStiCp
our NEST Cbedient nuirblc servant,
.COCKBURN.
R'ar ,4dlnirei.
Capt. Stewart, commanding TIE naval far
ces OF the United States, at Norfolk.
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4 fSE and CORR --Ere subscriber wants \ con-
3 , a,derabie quantity % u, { and Corn, which he
WI. pay et3h fnr o. delivery at Petersburg. Amir
cation may b. made to him at Robert Nelson IL
CO's. 81 i.ichmOLd, Or Thomas keison " Co.'S Of
petersburg. WA.H. NELSON
Ssutet1Ler H. 81
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their beihs subjects Of his BRITANNIA. Ma


'.'Sh oSsHS Su'I-CtS % MS Srlta3DiE. Nfa~
jesty. t'
Ih;s violation oft:.e rights OF prisoners O.
parn!e i 50 contrary To the usage ii ~! IL
viz il hati0ns. tbst trust yGur exec eacy
vii gre seci instruction upon ,ha, head A.
viii el event similar violation IL future.
have il in eon>snani ftoEn ny gcvern-
''eh ~ state to ycnr i'eUcy, thst la re
t-,sa ion Tor So vi'lcrt Snd Must prccc
dire CO tie pars ct Co,ouodorc PerresIurd
N deS2;Di1g ~. above III, JoAn Stevens x
! donias King, chat fear subjects OF his ir;-
taunic Aajesty wiz !,e immediately sc;ec-
ted and 'ield in dcrance, subject to tie same
L eata.eEt in all respects, which may he
showp towards thc aforesaid two psrsons >,n
rng their Detection ] hcpe your excciien
cy will give thi; echject your earliest at.
tention snd direct The release OF Mr. Ste
'ens and Themes King, WHO have been 50
improperly ,et iiie,i on h'lrd ,.c Poicticrs.
have he honor Co be, &c.
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JUST PUBLISHED,
A ND For sale at PETER COTTOM's Book ~
- Stationary 5to.e, second door above the Eagle
Tsvcrn--tlle following rev Words. vn
Hnrace il, London, u the authors OF the Rejected
Addresses
Burke's Posihumous WORKS, volume five
Chri5,iau Morals, W iiannah MOore, auisorsss Of
Pr1eticai pisiy;
Ms2os.m. oc the Penitent of Golstov, novel
by Elfz ,beth feline;
Researches in Russia;
fi;ss Sliunrd's Poems second edition.
Bridal ot Grfrm0.n, or the Vale OF It. John,
Lovers Tale, ssid to he written by T. Erskine.
.Eigo. Juef Recefved,
fre7h supply OF DUANE's Hand Book, for In.
fsntty aud KrSemen.
Le dto erherts in .E,7v dqys,
WoolisFs Edition oS JuniuFs Letters, with rae
Smiles, sal several other new works.
Auguit 10. e
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Il. Thomas Barclay. &c. &c.

II. N. S. Poicfiers, HIcy 8, 1918.
S'H--' am sorry an nnder the necessity
of OBTAINING ]. Stevens and T. King, late OF
the Vixen, in consequence Of tLeir beng
British subjects.
l am, sir, &c.
up. BERRESFORD.
To lieut.. Drayton.
The original is in the possession Of the
commiSsary general OF prisoners.
w ZONES
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SHARK, PoRT ROYAL, (Jamaica.)
March 30 1919

On Mn NJ 7 OK 7 no :. Z, = t-TIIa Cd.
March %, 1878.
SIR--Captain Moubray, Of lis maiesty's
slooP Mossl!e. has just sent to me the copy
4 letter fToTa you TO him, and another to
Mr., Cock. of his aj:sty's late sloop Rhodi-
an, dated the 18th ut respecting six men,S
mentioned i'll the margin, who were sent
here from the Bahamas as having been ia.
ken in the American privateer Sarah Ann,
aad supposed TO be subjects of his majesty
BUG as no proof 70 what country they belong
has been adduced, it has never been my in
tentiou to bring them 60 trial. aud they are
at present on board q he prison ships W ait
ing an exchange Of prisoners.
/ am. sic,
Your most ooedient humble servant,
[SiguedI
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Charles r. Simpson,, esq.

Edward Dick, Thomas Pcdgcrs, Adam
Tsyiur, John Gaul, Mike Pluck, George
<. Roberts.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-04
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
FoR THE ARGUS.
X I C. II M O ND :
THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1918.

TO the FreehOklers cfthe Congregational Di,ty,et
eonsbosea of the Counties of Henyico, Hano-
yer, New Kent, Charles City and the Ciiy of
Richmond.
FELLOW CITIZENS,
THE approaching election demands of us
all to be active and alert at our posts The
important question is to be decided whether
We will support the government in the strong
attitude it has taken, or assist it's opponents to
humble it in the dust at the foot Of the enemy !
II is acknowledged on all hands that our coun-
try has long since had just cause of war against
G. Britain; but it has been deemed impolitic
by some, for IL to have declared war at the time
that it did. At the period this question was
pending before Congress il certainly was not
objectionable that the opposers Of the war
should have attempted to prevent its declare
ton by all fair arguments; but so soon as the
majority decided, patriotism should have in.
duced a silent acquIescence on the part OF the
minority Most unfortunately, however, this
course has not been adopted. The spirit Of
party which particularly in free government,
should be nourished, has degenerated into the
demon OF faction, and threatens us with the
most serious consequences The public good
is forgotten, and nothing is left undone to OPP
press the operations OF The government, and
encourage obstnacy on the part of the enemy.
IL the Executive under the authority Of an act
OF Congress, IN strict conformity with the con.
stitution, and required by the exigenCies of the
times, demands Of each state its quota of force
for the protection of the country, trifling pre-
texts and jesuitisal arguments are resortcd to
TO Justify refusal. Il by circumstances not to
be foreseen, disaster befslls our arcs, il is
hailed as an evidence of imbecility in the adj
ministration; and open and unblushing threats
OF disunion are heard from different parts of
the country. To say that every federalist il
sctuatcd by motives hostile to America. would
be TO silence my own feelings and deny ny own
conviction. There are many not unknown to
me, who love this government as much as those
who differ with them in politics, but there are
many who, though patriotic at heart, are ne
vertheless misled By the sophistry OF tire aspir-
ing and ambitious. 10 persons Of the latter
eharae er it would be unavailing to offer any
argument to convince them OF the impropricty
OF their conduct. If sense of morality will
not induce them TO adopt more praiseworthy
course, IT is in vain that We reason with them
But to those who are more honestly disposed
land know that there many) ] would adj
dress myself--l would address them as Ameri
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naturalized citizens ofPhiladelphia and its vi
cinity, has been forwarded to congress, menti-
oning the proclamation Of Tie British Prince
Regent, prescribing naturalized Americans
stating, on the authority Of the gallant colonel
Chrystie, that thirty of such Americans, prin-
cipalIy Irishmen, captured at the battle o.
Queenston, we're refused to be exchanged by the
enemy and praying that Congress may vest
in the President plenary powers to retaliate
on the enemy's subjects for soy naturalized A
mericans whom they may treatas traitors.
american.
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1t gives us pleasure to understand that
ene recruiting service is brisk AID success
iul in and about Philadelphia. The artilie-
~, cavalry and infantry officers are all bu-
sy and with various, though considerable
success. There are now at the depot on
Province Island. at the Fort, and at the DIFF
ferent rendezvous, from 500 to 1000 recruits,
most of them ablesbodiea syeapg men.
Dem. Press.
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THE BRIG HIRAMl0F BALTIMORE.

This was the caselofa vessel bound to Lis
bon from baltimore, with cargo of -four,
having British license authenticated by
the hand of .dli1Fe7u Allen, junr. at Bosom,
who under tie date ofSept. 18th, 1912, sgns
himself " his Britannia majeStys consul for
the states Of Massachusetts, New Hamp.
shire, Rhode Island and Connecticut :" an
order that the proceeds of the cargo should
be RENTED to England, was also found or
board her by the Thorn privateer, by whom
she was sent into MarbIehead. In the Dis
trict court, held at Boston, Feb.6, Judge
Davis presiding, the vessel was ordered to
be restored but without cost or damages,
to the claimant. 4 friend has furnished us
with the opinion Of the court, which may be
esteemed important it is too long for inscr-
ton at present - Weekly Register.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-04

A few DAYS ago, (says the Raleigh Regis
ter> auc. was fought on the confines of Vir-
ginia between Mr. Thomas Sfaniy and Mr.,
Lezvis Henry, both of Newborn. Mr. Stan
lv was shot through the lungs the first fire,
and died instantly.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-04
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gentleman recently arrived in this city, &
who was lately on board de British frigate
Eolus, Lord James Tswnsend, commander,
states, that his lordship issmade acquainted
with every circumstance Relative to the trade
carried on in this city--such, for instance,
as The names of the vessels nsport, to whom
consigned. their destination, under what Coz
lors papers, the politics of tke parties concern
very circumstance ofthis kind is recorded. -
The gentleman was surprised to learpgmany
circumstances relative to our city, with which
he was before unacquainted, although he had
been absent from It but a fewxweeks. Let
those concerned in thus giving ssaid and com.
fort to the enemy, look to IT, the day of
retribution may be nearer thph they have any
idea of.-chariestOn Psper.