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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-18
Lon, lie SIM

CAUSES OF WAR WITH GREAT BRITAIN.
Improvement Of .Seangen.A We are made To-
fight against those nations with whom we are
at peace-against our own cNlntfy-subact TO
the lashes and discipline of their navy officers
wives deprived of the husbands of their bo.
soms-of their supporters. Children of their
parents-and aged Parents of their beloved 9.
dutiful Children
6257-are in these dens-now fighting against
own Country
ordersia councii-Paser AOetales-destrov.
ing the rights of Neutrals+ subicctng their
trade TO the will Of these LoNls OF the Ocean
making their orders a maratiine Law AGAINST
the Law Of Nations universally acknowledged
and making these orders paramount in heir
Courts Of Admiralty Witness OH Vessels
taken under these illegal acts-and in a sine
they pretended to be at peace with our coun-
try.
Tie License Trade. We must have their
License, or We are not permitted with safety
to cross the ocean, in an aclSnow lodged legal
trade.
Thus making us tl'ciT subjects.
Shooting PIERCE off fgcw Yog;s harbor-At-
tack on tic Chesapeake -&FoWhSE hat ship
in our own watcrs-carfyVgo ON slfors 20 be
tried and hung under tbc$ iaHsdieiion after
the murder Of our citizA biPF.
Aggravating Insult tetlnina from this
slaughter into IIamptoH ROD sAactne as SOW
ereigns of our Country u sehling arrncd bar
ges TO examine every vessel bound in or out
and even the rvet coastcrs--demandin
schedules Of their CARD es-taEing particu.
ar acoourt anil Of the men, &c. --sane as our
own Custom house boats--with every aggrava-
tion ut Arms &c.
The Breach of Faith, in The Treaty with MIR.
Erskne.
Insult to our Executive by a British minis
terminating that Our government shall inte?
fere in tic municipal CONFORMS, " Fiauoc--that
tine DEGREES Of France Shall be uncpndjiion-
ally repcalEl--as between EAglsnd and Frauce
---bciorttley are to DO ufiusiice agreeable
TO their own cngaGeipcnt Gllds must Ameri.
CO continue 10 receive, Insult s..and injuries
from England. though France has repealed her
DEGREES rs affecting America.,,..
The Mission Of ! { nry acknowledged in par.
Lament, as an act q ministrv---wjai The
intent Of dividing Be Unon Of these sn.tcs-
and 20 bind part TO the British goyerninc nj
and Influence
Their bribery Of the Indians, 20 Kill our CT.
Stems. Yet or northern brethren declare,
tt this mild and humane nsapn, " has done
rs 10 essential injury"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-18
NORFOLK. Jan. IL


Mr.. Chapman, Pilot, who was at the Cspes
Yesterday, informs, that about half past a. p
NJ he saw large frigate under press of sail
standing into the bay in pursuit { four mas.
ted armed vessel under French colors. The
frigatc at one time put ont her boats wish a
design to board the Frenchman, but tiey were
beaten off The chase continued untii o.
clock, the frigate keeping up an almost inces-
SAINT fire the whole time. When our inform
ant lost sight of them, he supposes they were
about half way between Cape Henry and New
Point Comforts he afterwards learned from the
pilot boat Betsey, of Hampton, that she had
put pilot on board the French vessel in the
fore part the day, outside the Capes
Hep0H
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-18
GENERAL esMYTH.

This officer has been denoanced as tyai-
TOR, and coward. "
The first charge does not seem app,ica-
BILE to an officer who has done much more
than his duty required to have a sufficient
force to act againstthe enemy whose troops
have been generally successful, and who has
LOST NOTHING.
The second charge can be best decided on
by those who have seen General Smyth in
danger.
Col Winder, Lieut.. Angus of the Navy,
Lieut. I. B. Pandolph, Doctor Young, Doc
ter Branough and Doctor Reynolds, have
very lately seen Gen. Smyth expose his life.
If these gentlemen will say that there is
in existence man who exposes his life to
imminent danger with more tranquility than
General Smyth does, he will quit the SER
vice.
Shall the reputation of an officer be de
s'royed because false, Designing, and un.
principled men unjustly accuse him, and are
echoed by an uniformed and seditous rab-
BILE?
One of the most active men in exciting Sc
dition against General Smyth among the vo.
lunteers, whom Gen. Porter calls Capt.
Mills, has since gone over to the British at
Schlosser.
The motives of Porter himself will appear
by the following document, which will also
shew the necessity of reformingthe Commits
8ariat OF the Army of the United States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-18

they done' We answer. they have given up
from ten to twenty millions OF Public Money
to stop the mouth of disaHection and lull the
reveliings ofBriish agen;s--the Agents of
the enemy but they have not devised the WAYS
and Means to carry on the war with vigor
Why do not the pure and patriotic understand
one another, act together and neither be coax
ed nor driven from the path Of rectitude and
honor.
Dem. Press
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-18
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
x I c II " O Nd:
MONDAY, JANUARY IS, 1918.

The federal prints evince, by their bowling
that they feel the force the new appointments
in the War and Navy Offices. Cen Armstrong,
in particular, seems to beklreaded MIR Jones
is denounced rs an !d.ssd\cae.aia, which, bv
the way, is no mean Compliment to- the Presi-
dent for selecting him 1t IS precisely an old
sea-captain-that is, practical nautical man.
that is wanted as the successor of Mr. Hami.-
ton. The iInd-toais will be compelled to hob-
OF from this son of Neptune.
1t is obvious, from the abuse poured out in a
certain scandalous Chronicle, that William
Pinkney, esq. Attorney-C aeral OF the United
States, is rising in the pubhc estimation.
The nonsense published in all the Journals
Of the day, under the title of the 25th bulle
tin OF the Grand French Army, turns out
to be complete quis. The British accounts
OF the NapoIeonisys having evacuated Moscow
appears to be doubted.
The subject of impressment seems 1T pre-
sent very much to occupy public attention
Our Essayists are going into the subject at
great length. This would he cry well If il
were likely to make the least impression upon
the enemy. What isebie6y wanted at this time.
is not argnmeats to psove aAt we are in the
| right on this head, hot forse\to demonstrate
that we are able to mai1sain tiny hight
1t is SAID Mr. Randol pr has Atcly spoken
three hours, in most eIsgaent SsFqia, against
the war. 1t is, however, one thing to speak e.
loquently. and another to speak scrsibiy We
have frequently had occasion to remark, that
men generally can talk most about that which
they least understand.
The Gazettes which opposed Mr. Madison's
re election are very consistent in continuing to
oppose him after his success is fully ascertain
ed The Columbian, indeed, wishes to find an
apology for its snarling In the friendly cr;ti-
cisms ofprnts that support TIC administration
but the Albany Register is nothing but Worm
wood. The latter, it exhibits more ability.
may, perhaps, be allowed to have more bitter.
ness. Those who preach up union, however.
ought 20 cultivate the sentiments which ad to
union Reproaches, and q knack of pourtray
ing in dark coors every little Rnfayorablc acci.
dent, are not calculated to eQnci!iatc.
1t is remarkable, that it was Tic boast of the
| British not long since, that the retreat Of the
French army from Moscow was CIR off. and
chat the last accounts positively assert that
they had retrcated. One or the other of these
things must be false ;Oapd,Reshaps, they may
bofh he NfAN4-A
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-18

The recruiting service begins to be morr
brisk Nearly fifty man have been enlisted in
one week in Baltimore alone.
The rife comp,nvof Capt Forsyth, now on
the waters of st Laurence, which was originally
enlisted IN North Carolina, has been augment.
We are requested to statethut the North Caro-
linians enjoy high health y that country, not
one having died since their arrival there.
III
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-18
Nat. Int.

The bill from the House of Representatives
supplementary TO the act for the more perfect
organization of the army OF the United States,
has passed the Senate, with several anne nd
ments requiring the concurrence of the House,
one of viii ch substitutes an advance of pay. to
the amount oftwenty four doIars, for the in
crease efbounty proposed by this act.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-18
Herald.

From pilot who left the capes last night,
we learn that French ship came into the bay
yesterday, followed BY an English frigate. The
wind being very light, the frigate sent her
boats which were beat off The wind SPRING
ing up, both ships went up the bay-and when
our informant lost sight OF them, the frigate
was firing her bow chaces. The ships were a.
Nout half way between Cape Henry and New
Point Comfort Leiger
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-18
WAsH1NcroN City. Jannasv Is

w ASH GToN CITY, JanuaSy 10.
at q lstc hour last evening the question was
taken in the House of Representatives en- the
additional army bill, and carried in the afTir-
native by large majority. The debate has
been thus far rrotracted on general topics and
not on the particular merits of the bin it was
finished, after many able speeches on both sides
of the House, by brilliant speech from Mr.
Cheves in support of the war, not less conclu-
sive than brilliant We congratulate our rea-
ders on the proud ascendncy which we con-
ceive to have been maintaned BY the Republi-
can side Of the House in this parliamentary con
test. Nat. Int
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-18
NnrrMK Lon L.


In ourlast we noticed Data BRITISH irigat~ had
chased a French ship into the bay. We have
since ascertained that thc Ffench ship is the
Tamerlane, 10 weeks from'Bordeaux, bound to
Batimore,wit valuable cargo ofSillas, Laces,
Wine, and Brandy, and that the British ship is
The Tartarus of 20 guns. In the pursuit both
ships got on shore upon the Middle Ground.
The Ta.tarus threw all her guns overheard but
four. by which mears She was got of.
a pilot boat was decoyed alongside, and was
intended to transport the cargo of the Tanner
lane on board the Tartarus A petty officer
who was charged with the execution ofthis du-
ty, not being very vigilant, the pilots cast of
the fasts that held them TO the Tamcrlane, and
made sail for this place, where they arrived
Yesterday morning, with the officer and three
men Yesterday two boats brought up the pas
scngcrs and crew Of the Tamerlsne II is sup
posed she cannot be got of, though part OF
her cargo has doubt been taken out BY the
British slips-ihc Globe privateer Of BAL j.
more, went down yesterday, as did several gun
boats In beating downthe Globe got aground,
but was soon off, and has returned without dam.
age.
By a Pilot mo cams. up this morning, we
are informed that a schooner aud sloop were a.
ongside the French ship Tjtmertahe, yesterday,
and that she was on her beam ends.--N British
man Of war in sight
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-18

We understand that number Of boxes OF
gold dust were taken from the Swallow packet
by Commodore Rodgers, besides the money,
that the whole amount landed yesterday from
the President, and deposited in the state bank,
its above S3OO,00O.
Essex REGISTER.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-18

Loaf Sugar, 6fLas8es and Chocolate.
10 Ilhds. Refined Sugar,
Is DO. RetailingfIolasses,
IS Boxes C,dNeH Fraser, SEQ. sup fine
Chocolate - For sale by
MURPHY 8. SCOTT, Auct'rs.
Jan. is. go
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-18

The Philadelphia Democratic Press says,
owe learn from Washington City, that Gc-
neral Hull has been eXchanged, not for thirty
pieces Of silver, but for thirty soldiers. II is
expected he viii Se tried without delay"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-18
BY Last Evenings Mail.
New YoRK, Jan. ID.
IATrcr aSnnAI pnRrIrC,Ai

NEW 4 DIRK, Jan. II.
LATEST FROM PORTUGAL.
by the ship Massachusetts,, capt. Stevens,
arrived yesterday From Lisbon, Which port she
left on the 25th Il Noyember$ we earn, that
Che French army had retaken Madrid that lord
Wellington had retrcssed from. thence to Sala-
manoa, leaving his sick, wounded,fa cannon +;
and that no Algerinc cruizers had been lately
seen without the Straits. Flonr at Lisbon s Is
Sd per barrel
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-18
wAsu1NcroNCIrvJ la, I

JOIN Aamsrnoxo, Esq. 1Sw Brigadier
General in the Army ofthc United States, and
ately oar Minister in France, is appointed by
the President and Senate, SEcnErARy ofWAR
the United States.
NJt Egf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-18

CrA few Tickets in the 's,lsauehana Canal
Lottery (warrantedeundrawn oothe 4Sth day.
just received and sale At This office
Two 3O,OOO--two RO,OO0 aud two 5000 dollar
prizes are still in tle wheel
JsnusFs IS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-18

The amendments of the Senate to the bill
from the House of Representatives, for the en-
enlargement Establishments and better organiza-
ton ofthe army. having been agreed to by the
House, it only wants the signature of the Prrsi-
dent to become law. IT,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-18
Eram t1s pemocratiic PLess.

REsTRIcTIWssYsyESh AGAINST NEU.
XTRAE'SIGH4S.
council to bs@ssAtS&leir isrts ali i've, vessels -
bound to FrfPce Win proysis ns-in order to
starve that nAtion
This broughten bays tresty-
This system contNsled .iT1798
The Blockade of Curacao and Fecamp 1904
Direct trade to French Colonies restricted
1905 and subjected to particular inconveni-
sncies.
1906 April 8-Blockade of the Ems & We
1906, May 16-8ockade of the El6c and the
Coast 10 Brest-Ic0o. miles
no place invested by troops
and no ships before many OF
the ports.
1906, Nov. 21-Ber,in Decree
1877, March, l2.-British orders, interdict
ing all trade between port
and port il France
1907, Dec. l7-Aiilan Decree
1907, Nov. lis orders in council
1907, Nov. 25,6- S.3.----do.
1905 1905 Apr Apfil III 81 8.y 1sSSa
In iSos-Acis . Pam bent M ting valid &
law n Orders IN Counsn
1854, May 4-BlockAe of Copenhaget and
1904 , .. the wl{ 81 Issana q, q z9iarA
the Trxhe, between Great
Britain aid the United
States.
1904, Oct. 14-Admiral Cochran, declares al
the Leeward Islands blocka-
ded for captures.
British, prior to Orders in Council of
November, 1907, had Captured 5G8
Subsequent TO these Orders, $50
9i7
French prior TO Berlin and
Ian DEGREES, 900
During the existence of those
DEGREES 3O7
Since the Revocation, IS
$50
NeapOlitan Captures, AZ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-18

Exf''7ct cFa ,r,tcT forv a Hien,,s. Of or --sss
| 70 the Editor ofthe .iTSAs, dtz,sd DssA.ngtsn.
Jan. l5th, 1915.
At length, AN a very desp,tory debate OF
at least 10 or - days longer Il sf ought 10 have
been debate, tstSe whole eeurse Of which
not more perhaPsS llAp one teStl, part of what
was said had anyEirSat bearins npon the sub
ject matter Of It, thebill forraising 60 addition.
al regiments for ono ear has been passed The
question was taken on its final passage last
night ahout7 o'clock 1t is not improbable that
1t may linger for some time-perhaps cons i
derable time in the Senate. II is TO be lament
ed that measure so eminenty calling for dis
pafch should have been protracted to sach an
astonishing length oftime--a measure, the ben
eticial effects of which may be in great degree
defeated by the delay, for isssust be ofsuprem.
Importance tslnye in readincss strong com
handing torSe f% opening tle campaign in
Canada as e:yly p the spihg as possible
With such aVfbrde collected by such a time.
1t may ne reasohApIy cslculatel that very de
cisive blow may he stfuok 10 bat country.
What pity would i, be then r such force
should not he collected in due time II is bv
quickness OF action, and moi by tedious discus
sions that provisions for a vigorous prosecution
OF war ought to be made. With sincere wishes
that the measure here alluded to may be eilcc-
tive and produce the desired force for operation
in due time.
am &c Sco
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-18
THE RAMBLER.

BIZ DocTog Johnson.
JUST RsceivedyaUf' for ale bv 9. Pt
SAINTS, Richmond. III R1Jf6LER,ia 4vols.
neatly bound, price - -. y
Jsa. g. -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-18
NOTICE

NJ iiCF.
Z 05T some time last Spring, a RED MO-
Recommendations, containing a Bond
oFEd'd Boiling, Wf3A ndcr5on, security drawn
for II pounds tE~sflngs, payable the 25th
Dec. 1912 (payableb Che subscaber) with sun
dry other paDeriq1 .st.lsog no 4 lue TO any one.
Al persons arc leftby toFWarn4 from trading
for said Bond or taking an asst slment thereof.
WILLIAM GLOVER.
Jan. II. g.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-18
Cohfes, extracts and memorandum, relative
TO the Purchase of hroUisions.

TO the fimrchase Of Provisions.
Oct. oath. Required Of the contractor
deposit of two months provisions (beside
the current issues) for three thousand men
at or within a mile of the epcampment at
Mr.. Changers; and of tlJo menths' provisi-
ons for five hundred men, besiStea the current
issues, at Fort Niagara. 70 be done with
out the delay of 4 momenty
ErEact-CoI. Hinder 20 Gen. S81uth, IN
November, 1912.
awe are literally starving on this end of
the line for bread and unless the supply is
more abundant, the contt3 ctors will DC an
swerablef for conscquencesmorc fatal to their
country than treason"
Nov, Sth.-Notifed Gen. p. 3. Porter of
the above; and ordered theODeputy Quar-
ter-master topurchase two Ip5'nths' provisi-
0ns foT five hundred men, and TO deliver
them within ten days into Fort Niagara.
Nov. 22d.-Ihe requisition Of Oct. 9th not
help" complied with, ordered tie Deputy
.lderter master to purchase flour for FIVE
thousand men for two months, and deposit
it near Buffalo.
Eztract- lzqj. Hynistcad 10 Gcn. Smyth, ,
dafed 22nd .Novem5er, 1912.
But my grcFcst concern is the want Of
provisions, W CD Lppy vill in
evitably have 'Acuate az s,. ~
ing Fort Niagara.
Nov. 50th.-Rcquired raGons for $500
men for four days at the $ayy,yard.
Gait. Thomas, Dchuty Qaarter-master 10
Gen. Smytb, "r'FI lA,,ov. 90 IN tie
eUening y IL.
81 called OF the contractor, who furnish
ed ME the pork and whiskey required
Mirty. fve barrcis Of -four sgas all / could
obfaip, which is deposited at the Navy
yard"
IN. b. Quantity rcqgirud> Bbls. 10 wills
key, Do So pork, Do. @ aoof."
Gen. 7annehW 10 Gen. s,agM, 1st Deem
Der, 1919,
"There is a complaint - thc regimental
quarter-master, that there isno -four to be
drawn"
The world will Judge between Gen. Smyth
and Gen. Porter; and perhaps ultimately
may do each cf them justices
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-18

WILLIAM JoNEs, Esq. Of Pennsylvania, is
appointed, by the President and Senate. Sc
cRErEEY OF THE NAVY of the United States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-18
THE subscriber offers for sale,
Tne Houses and Lot.

Which he now occupkes, situate on The cres,
street, leading to CSTts's Ferry, and con'igu-
Gus to the Market fkn pdisputabie title viii
be made, and imrpsdiate possession had if
required. Ifnot soliin two or three weeks, it
will be to Rent. w
NJ. GRANTLAND.
Jan. 8. 2w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-18
Two Horses
Jan. II.
Washington Henry Academy.

Hanover Ioun Road, 10 a,,ikes from. Riehn1snd.
The Trustees of the Academy, are enabled
to announce to tile public that Mr.. DOYLE, of
Richmond, late coAdjutor with Messrs. Girar-
dln & Wood, has accepted its superintendanoe
and, in consequence Of their liberal applica.
ton OF the funds, has agreed to employ an az
slstant, and reduce the fees for tuition, TO 6ny,
si%' ard eight doL!ars, per quarter, according as
the classes are advanced, as shall apDear ON
cards to be distributed for the purpose.
Board can be had in the most respectable f.
miles convenient, for from sixty to eighty dol
larsper annum. Young ladies and Young gen-
ueinen Will be instructed in separate rooms,
and the same sdYaataSes can be enioyed here
as IN Rlchmond-yet noneaof the disadYantsges
for instancesss good board, washing, lodging
ard tuition Can bcrecsivedhere, a. in town
for little more expence tlan Triton alone there
yet free from all vfcioushisbits and vicious
society, common to III CITIES.
The original intcd fion Of the donors TO this
tees deterrn4n1fto spaFe iIo vcxpence tL,t
their funds will admit of, in CARRYING it into
execution. They are now prepared to accom-.
modate any number Of pupils that may offer.
Young gentlemen may iftley please, have lodg
ing rooms in the Academy. Young ladies and
little boys can be accommodated al CaptsiA
richardson's, or any of the neigbouring gen
tcmen's.
All the advantages arising to youth from the
present plan cannot be set forth in IN sdver-
tiseInent but may be fully Ascertsined bv an
py"'% AZ Mr. Dlckinson's Tavern, or 60 any Of
the undermined trustees, viz:
Col. william Trueheart, Capt. John 4. Rich.
ardson, Major Thomas Starke, Capt. Peter POS.
ter, Alexander Anderson, Esq. or the subscri-
Der, all OF whom live convenient to the institu-
ton.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-18
THOMAS TiNsLEY, Chairman

Tie course Of Education, though somcwl A
different in form, wihBe tho ssm- in fact. "a
that pursued in the Riehnond academy. wien
Mr.. d. left it, viz Tho ereek Latin and In.
glish languages classicailN Hhiory, Geogra.
ply and the Bellies Lcttres Arithmetic. Book.
Keeping, and all the practisal and useful BRAN
ches OF the Mathematics withthe usgof Globes
and other nstrum-nts-Thc school will corn.
mence the second Monday in January next. add
continue the whole year, ~ no holidays will be
allowed but those requested by parents.
Nov 10. aft
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-18

Co1rress have been two rahths anil moe in
sessiou and it is every hour asked, what have
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-18
SEINE T'IYINE.

THE Stockholders Of the Brooke Turnpike
Company, arc requested 10 attcH at the Bell
Tavern, on ThursfaFac 2lstinF 4. at l1FlDok,
70 take into CONSTRUCTION dissoiutiouF said
Company, in consequence of I'd lsstccssive da-
images assessed by fe Jury, pS0n the writs of
az quod damnun, rnicrosc ithmpossiblc with
thc present capital to cSspplct4 said Dad.
81 order ofthS DiyccAs rs.
~ CARTER b. HACE, Treas'r.
s. il. q
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-18

The nonsense published in all the Journals
OF the day, under the title OF the 25lh bulle
tin OF tine Grand French Army, turns out
to be n complete quis. The British accounts
OF the Napoeonisys having evacuated Moscow
appears TO be doubted.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-18

Eff''7cf cea letter fom a Hiei7,,es Of c5--rsss
70 the Editor ofthe Agas, dated BtssA.aeion,
Jan. 15tk. 1915.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-18

l am, sc. &C."