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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-23
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NOVEMBER 2s.

ma fhere arose FALSE paoPEE.rs in td. lar,
ter times " " 'N'
The Federal Party have tried Oh tbe n,e,,. -
t VS. P""er 20 hhpefe the prosecution Of the War
"psh their otner expedients failed; when the war
Tas declared ny the Raj rity of the ufnnIs IT,,
nation. '' 'p'i u ''s
They declared that mn, -, mo, 4. [!
~ iohns-- ~ &c O''~'''
That saer were not TO be enlisted
nst we eonId make no iu,prC ssion on Cansdc-
nay we ma" nOoTcer$ worthg Of irost--
mar we should be defeated ard disor.eed. md
'nst me war, which was waged AGAINST t,eir wishes
would tarnish our arms, and cover ne v,;,t
IN tbe course OF this campaign thev proob .c;.i
inst the Indians wonld baffie the epterbr;sp az H.
r"on; mat Maiden wo1ld defy rs that Perry
"oa,p "e peatsh oh one fake and Chauncey captured
on INC o'her--that our cfficers youn faV by, ~ .
ears and Wilkinson and Hem pfon ,vouLI r,ar'',ai
su!tfS Operations, and that the euTfsin vyn,Id raI
on the present cnmpsign, az il had done on he Ia =
"'t'ou' ShR'e enterpiize of glory end success
How stands the fRct with HE Look g D..
Phec'es ~ one hand, and the s,oIy9,,e IT h,g-. -
lha Other let US test the Iretensiobs of these
political ssgaciiy. " '"e'S men 10
r. although they attempted 10 f,Lfffheiy oc,,, aye.
dchoHsS though they sst3every engine n, - -.
prevent the enlistment OF men snd r. a. .oIN 70
ioans though Mr.. Pickering himself. . Jrr,be" -
tue congress OF the T.. S. did, In seriee NJ = -.
&uempt to prove that not z cent of the ,,rneY
"" fI hsn been fonTfd 60 The Government. as,e5,
fdisif4d 'on' have been
maioen IS ouTs.--1he Iudians ofthe Nortr 49,. -,
our 'eet, ten9efing thsir children and tbeir s1oa
as securities for their behaviour t'""S
Perry; Yields the trident Of Lake Erie
60 's dfscomittsd IN the Ontario unabIs % 80.
peRsste The disgrace OF Tying from lis c,s L. ~
Sausieeuon OF baying bsfcd tiiet Toe In, HE ds.;.
i9,O,O Regulars are in Canada--and IVjEinsa, {,
ifssnip'on' sacrificing all private grefs On f,s s,sr
u .neir country, are advancing on Mostresl
9nd ere this. she Goyesnor-Geher ofC,ssode =; =
our hands Is ike the 0her tat animal . ,St,,,'
eeonSeh rdieses he is not e ing 10 C,nsbee s,;tb
ms th between lis legs. "''''
We lave borrowed money "ithout difevl,y a, o..
over rae ~ interest than The Federa,:sts Z, a.
Hey adY % thcir power, were able 10 Obtain 4,
SI'iy meets ua from the wave---and mise .o,,.
aee deu should Gtsh the cup from
Csnaia vii be ours 'F ''o'" We mp
az thess ave y w Prophets who expected 10 de.
ce,'e tiie People !7-Tbcy hays. indeed Ss<ss-..i
re sneRly .sld her cocn,ry ought to tbsot 49,,
IT, " fc'.srai j'sDe,s have so long ridic,,ied
ne WeaEness 81 their government thew have az
e'.nes.y repeated that could NOT oltsio Inc r,.
~ We me-, ne rnesns. the s'fccrs to attack IT,.
~sss"n.s' my TIC enemy have slept in-,senr ,y
Si'qoui 2sdFiAg IRE e.eeyffsns 10 SrIea5 49,, =
NO''s'' mas froPhes'ed ia yain--50t the British
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ministers were durc5 by the Federal Papers Nor
'bay see no other The Csnsdi,ns are already
venting their nron them and, If tley do no.
eapioy every art hee TO throw dust in the eyes OF
the People nj home, the crrses Of the Canadians
viii be swe'l-s by the elanours of the English.
T. The mean oms. the war yh ell we are wag;ng
IS working the most sanitary, effects upoa oar po-
itiea institutioosWe staad higher in the eyes OF
the universe, and we stard Hrrner az home. We sre
showing how powerful, in Just and necessary war,
are the energies Of II -5eebabiic--how strong the
arm o'a ,f,ecnian, which st'ikes for hims-lf, his
chhren, his country. the Union of thssc states
IS contrmed-contrary to the views If those False
itropheis Who encoursged the hopes She enemy
by predicting It's dissoiutcn.--The progress OF our
manufactures is considerable con pensaion for the
reduction OF our commemorative people are true
70 tner country. The war has lost the majority in
Vermont. hut It has regained it in Maryland and
New Jersey The people of the West have shown
Dy tneir deehs the greatness Of cieir chsraeter.-
ms same brilliant achievements are us from
Georgia and l'enoessee. IN every direction the
wages on the frontier will he BUNDLED end taught TO
do better --Sueh is the prospect efore as--A me-
rean III thou hast been deceived by the False Pro.
more.
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NATURALIZED C1TIzENe.


The President fthc u. 6. hes is-ued orders Cor
iorfy SIX OF the b,irGeci Officers of the enemy to
ne put IN close confinement 20 answer for the 4s
Ameuesn officers whom that enemy has i'm prison ed
his right: for the 6st soldiers whom they seiz-
Ell and moan TO try traitors for being found in the
service OF the U. s. naturszed by orr laws
thae IS, we have so'emny pledged the faith Of the
marion 70 fredt and = protect them as citigcr-.
The enemy has nnt'fhe right, in the eyes of God,
to treat these men IL they were common desert.
ers from her army in the midst of wsr--eor, they
nave come tn US in state of peace. they have be.
come Regular citizers by Laws they haze nut OF
Weir country forever, and have taken ny arms to
and to theAIand of their adoption This
- NOT new csge. Ever a!,es! b. n e.emt Yai. the
enemy has compelled our citirens. ilabrcssea IN
FerHc o. pece, to s. ed their bio al aiast rs. his
same Gov. Provost has not only inpited orr citizens
~ canada to take the oath OF aIlesia nee to the kue
out has co1hpelied them te take up srns against va
Ana yet here are nlturdtised citfsens amongst
ourselves who are mean. enough 10 iustity the inhu-
man conduct OF the mother counftY men who
wonid have us to violate our pledges to Tie citizens
~hom we have sdnpted, and VIII thu range them,
ssiyrs on the side of the enemy, in opposition to
.Ie'r own interests and rights Ii he do ri. " hich
Trey preach be correct, these men, hal they been
found IN arms at Richmond in the defence of their
W yes and hre-sidcs. might be tried and hing as
ra''ors Would they have been 3,,can ero,gh 10
have justified this abuse
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EoR TIE ENor1nze.

Your last Tuesdays paper contains an extrae,
rom inc Norfolk Herald of November oh, relative
to the proceedings cf the Superior Court of NorfII
which " not sItogether correct Ii states that the
case OF Lawrence, the centnel who shot Mr. RAIL
at Fort Nelson in May last, wasreferred to another
ulOunei. a person unaequsiAted with the eircn,n-
sta would nstnyay infe,a from Hi, s.atenoer,t
that The superior Court of Norfolk had refused to
take coenzapee Of the case, and hsd referred to
some other court for decision. Such was not the
rae, Lawrence was actnaiiy tried at that court, &
was convicted by the Jury of the crime OF murder
IN the first degree. On the next day, the iudee
eeciarsd that he not satisfied that the crime
eou" ne considered as more then murder in the
seconn degree ard therefore granted the prisoner
new trial, which will b. had a, the next t,-n of
The same court. No objection whatever was made
To the Jurisdiction of tie court
The Editor Of the Norfolk Herald, and other F.
aitors VINO have copied thr paragraph. will be good
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THE FRONTtEp

. zen, wilkinson was low rs Hambieton, on The
St Eawrense, on the sth, mere than 100 miles be-
low kingston Montreal i, thus no doubt the OBJ
jeet % att OK.
:, We understand, from letter written by one Ct
iamrtons officers the 5th, that trey had been in
Canads, on the Chateaugs river, but not hearing a
~ thing OF Wilkinson, they mad returned 70 The
corners, to await bis orders JON him those
OF the government to go into winter quarters -
- eonhdentai centinel was vested AZ Osdensbure
10 look ont FOR Wilkinson. and communicate inior.
nsuon 20 Hampton.--Since the date of the abov,.
'T''er' t"ere IS no douht, the Albany account :
show, that Hampton has received infor,nation. and
IS on his march to the St. Lawrence, to form q
Junction with Wilkinson
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MEbaMcHoLY accr7E,.T.

~. r. Cincinnati, .Nop. g.
we treg,ef to iafornr readers offhe ioss of
ne on,PPpe~ay, hsr creTU Gat baggGge an a laie
gaze on Ldee Erie The Chipbeq0ay 4uas n schoo-
yer carrying guns and svds taken by efe gciIYnt
EerryJr9nr the BritiSh--shs zuds sniiinS ron,
fat-iH By 10 Detroit, havine on 6oard 90 sogis
aa'lons rms1n henenan's, fde baggage of Q regi-
8i'leht, ~ drOspea and last by M s.avJug NJ t5e
pessef' TINS nsi&tortune happened abeat 5 weeis
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-23
MEXICAN NEWS

letter dated Matches October IL, says, Des.
Eatehes Just received by Gen Toledo, announce
la' sJns Important occu rance has taken place in
the Mexican PROVINCES beyond the Ria Grand in
cons. nence OF which Ayrejondo ss left Texas with
nearly all histerce-that rupture has .sken nIacr
between Arredondo and Elissndo-that the inhnb.
that Col Perry, with about 200 Rennbl;soIs Ls,
occupied Nacogdoohes"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-23
NORFOLK. Nov. 10

W
MR.. MI dsdih--Tbis gentleman who has do
voted much OF his time to the stud, of y'orncJo
Wa'i"rT, Yesterday gave a convincing pronf OF the
etlieacy Of his Torpedoes in destroyins y.ssi ~
war, by an experiment upon tie LulI, NJ a. "a ~
ct about 400 tons burtben which lies stranded IN ~
faihom water, on che Portsmouth shore ne dr.,
pea To; Torpedo into the water upon the food tiJr
IS nearly IS he could jadge 100 fatbou boIo. ~
ship, aud psycd out that length Of lire C.SI.,Sa,
ing by the velocity of the current IN swceni,l aI4
body 81 the si2e and weight OF the TorneJo -
Jerkei the line al tie very moment il had sos,sI
uner the Stern oil the ship. and il instantly exploded
"'lh prod'gious erssh--Thc spray and smoke "a
eendine in huge column to the distance Of an e.,
whiie fragments ct the wreck were scattered tbroi
NE AR IN different directions, imDressing temnr,a
awe upon Ise Deholder. On examining the ship
u was found that the Torpedo had taken complets
eheet, having msde an aperture in the sjde aud bot
tom sufficiently large for shiB's yawl To row thro5
aEd blown up the deck beams, &c Hal The shi,
Deen .host At the tune, she must have been precipi
"ten 10 lhe bottom In less thsn minute DresJ.
ful indeed you'd he the havoc on hoard q rnsn ~
war W such siiustien not solitary be;r- ,,o,,i,
be eft alive 90 tell the tale $50
- we have u from good authority, that line of
a'TPepor' are prepared, and win immediately be
SUNK IN the nsrrcw channel below Crsney I,iand
which viii render It Impossible for. a vessel OF mi
rahie burhen to pass through it witHout certain de-
',,-J'o.: ~, Herald
lhTee or tour american priyrteers, have aee1rd;r~
TO The British themselves taken or destro,ed r;L
" SAL ri hoFiisi vessels in the British Ctan,,j ,l
Nprth sea during Tho last six months -HcsiivgF,s
.he I"csney ~ TIE Fatec observes this isnotifc,t
,rs we 'oSsrss" o. the Ocean WIN restee, By any
EGBEHT Bgvsov, Zoe. hrs fesie5.4 h;s ,e,,
{" cSsgysssfrom .Wsg York ' 20
Ex'ract If 4 later from . re.pee,sbis No.
~ ~ LiVefpool 70 MS cnrTespouden.
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CLARION NASHVILLE OFFICE,
2hesdou, Nor. 9fh. 1913
8 O'Clock II. NJ
or n ID I/lTrC ~. Irrc
GLORIHUS NE US.

F1CToRT OYER TEsE CREER IEDTANS
IL slves us pleasure TO be enabled to con
gratulate our countryraen upon a glorious
victory victory unexampied in savage
warfare. We have only TO mourn the loss
~ me brave u'en, and have made one nm
aTed and eighfv OF our enemy bite the dus,.
"a disproportion in numbers end destruc-
wars.
MIR. Thomas Hudson Of .DaYitlson coun-
ty, and Mr.. lanes Moore OF Rutherford
county are SAID to he two cf lie Killed.
Comh NJ Ten Islands, Nor. 4fh, 1918.
GOV BLOUNT,
SrR-Vie have retalia,ed for the 5es
trnc'ion of Fort Mimms. On the Cd I de
tached Cen Coffee with part of his bri.
gade of Cavalry and mounted rffeneD. to
destroy I a lushatChes, where considerable
force OF the hostile Greeks were concen
trated.--Ibe General executed this in
style. hundred and eighty six of ~
ENEMY were fourd dead on the field. and n
oout eighty taken prisoners forte IF whom
n We een rough here. In the number lei.
there Us n suRiciency but slightly wounded
70 take care Of those who are badly.
have to regret that five of my Brave fel
lows have been killed. and about thirty
wounded; some badly, but none, hope.
nortally.
BON ofhcers and men behaved with the
utmost bravery and deliberatiop.
Captains Smith, Brady, and Winsto,
are wounded, all slightly. No officer is
killed.
So soon as Gen. Coffee makes his report
! shall enclose IT,
u re had sufficient supply of provisions,
we should IN very short time, accomplish
the object of the expedition.
have the honor to be with great res.
Pect, Your &c.
ANDREW JACKSON.
P. s. Seventeen Cherokees under The
commend 81 Col. Brown, acted with great
bravery IN the action.
Two Of Ghenrbby's sons, and Jim rife oF
selves.
One of the Creek prophets Is killed.
Al
Camhaf Tn zstases, W9v TN 1913.
Ene foSedi' Ger Cegrc'3 re1orf oT the Iase
engae' hicHt.
ANDREW JACKSON.
ltis ETceiioncy Gov. Blonrt.
Cunt ~ Ira Tsiard.. Nov. an I8f3
MAJoR CENERAL JACKSON.
SIR y &c h0nor yesterday. 81
Transmitting TO yog short accognt a lie
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- DObBAEo REV AND
STOLEN on Sunday last, the 14tt. sbov. 10 -.
~ clock, from the neglborhood Of the Merebants'
Coifee-House, o small BLACK DoV. of the snsniet
breed, Tong ears, quick black eyes, hsir nncl, er,sd
tail cut few small whjtish marks about his bre.,P
e legs and rather singular in bis appearance i, l.
probable he may have been carried to TIE country.
and his ears cut TO disfgure hin had on v,l,n b
was carried away black leather collar, with MIR
ray. Richmond, We. engraven on 3 brass nlafo. Wbo.
ever win deliver the dog TO BIr Lynch. Nercbon,,
Cofee House OF give such info m zion so tlaf he
can be got again, sill be thankfully ps the s5oyc
reward, and no questions asked
November %. r.
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY = WI, =,
y Soil, z, Public Auetio, tot
on ~ relay The 9u' day Of December, Cffslr, 9th
trVs' ti' next fair jsv) ,ll Gee Hon. ~. -
belo"sng to the Estate Of Casper EIeisher. dec,J
Hs me street leading from the MAN Street II Msv
% fridge. part OF Which is eaief t,e R;s;., 90,
taysrn.-This properly IS situated d.rectiy tgesa
The Bank OF VirgiNs sni the old Capitol. ,g,a.,ss
by order Of tie Executrx soc
YHoMAs TAILOR.
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KNOXVILLE, (Tep. )7Tov. 8.

8 I i y.
1t is with pl, assure we announce 70 th,
PUBIC, the departure this morning of Judre
WhHe. for the South Western Army. TIE
acquisition otta!ent the army will derive from
TINS circumstance will we presume. promote
tne puoiic inter st in a high degree--From
.ne pest information we have baen able t.
OBTAIN, General White must ere this have
10 1orned junction with Gen. Jackson, at
turkey town. Gen. Cooke moved from
Highwassee. with the mounted mer the
list inst. On the 18th Col. Bunch follow, d
w,th the residue Of the Infantry, tie wh6ie
when concentrated, will rnake 4 force of be
tween six and seven thousand men from
this state.
10 ono Of the peculiar traits in the character Of
inc pre- sent Naval Administration Tat linz Of
9atfie snip, with an Admiraps flag flying THAT Of
Lord Aheius Besuelerb) is appointed to cruise
IN hopes OF enccuntering an 4 merican frigste
~, lon9on Morning Chronicle.
ma' Zen Ran, OF the Gath res't has been re-
moved from the STAFF OF G. Britain, and aprointed 70
the Staff in Canada. "ft ''''''eN ~
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nj OTICE.--The subscriber living -. ;-Iea.-.-.
i Stustion, occupied as Tavern On the rosS
leading Il ON Richmond to Newt Castle about fire.
miles from the Capitol. Re wishes u info, tbo
lem bers Of the Assembly, that he wouM be I'D
70 take N i've or SIX ofthe Members Of the ensiin
,sa'on as Boarders-He having had one or two arg
phcations induces him to advertise to let his term
be Shown-his terms are SIS per week for esos
boarder, ard 80 so for each horse The subsor;h
her pledges himself that nothing shall b. I; nm.
done on his part, to merit share Of their ps,ronsge
WILLIAM BANKS
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A message ives received from the (suverror in.
closing letter from Gen Pinckney, giving inform
atom OF an expected attack fram the British
on the, Southern States BOUNDED on intelligence
reee,ven rom Hariax) and cslllsg the stten-
Referred. .
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CsARLEsroN, Nov. 1s
GENERAL Dhvtp r. WILLIAMS left this CITY nm
" edne'day last to join the Array going against the
Greek Indians. ~
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1 have the ho~or to be,
Very respectfully, Sir,
Your soedient servant.
Total killed 8: voiin,1ed 46
rls-fHo TOR S6I d.

-LZtS,, RoR SHE,
EzSgz~ssll&$SSs The Schooner BETSY. ,o,y To-.
~ s.sFss. : itS a. Je'tts's H1a,t, d.rthcn q.
Ass'S7--.ss'> boRf 90 tons. Ele is a 59o4 ,tg,,cL
vessel, and mGy be fuel for sea az a snail ~,
pence. IN in9eHto1y If hef rigeirg and 4n1te,iiLo
mar re SSe7, and the teSHls qitade krog,a on ,,a
Picatfoh 70 En-. CUNNTNGHaM s. Co'T y
November 23. Up
Z OST-4 TSVpk about Q Fec f1cTer T7--
with a roand foe, contaiaing gpeoy;.1 a,.g'
ref' F0a' fdke1 f50m bchmd thS FyedeTicef5n. -
stage on Sunday nnorning, ab9at thrce Or E,yS5
"ifes from Ricbnsoa4. Whoever viii g;,e ~ fsy..
marcy 70 ms 9tee, 7vhrf may lent 10 reco-
sNoSent6er 23d '-''"' go
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RALeIcH, Nov: 10.
Co'. Weihorn, with between 4 and 500 of the Iotl.
-hegt. ct U. States Infantry. commenced their
march from their canton went near Salisbury IN
the sorthwsr'l, On Friday last
LEGISLATURE OF n CAROI INA
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"Since our respects of the 24th inss. the
most Intelligent merchants Of this place have
changed their opinions in relation 20 peace /;
and strange as it NAV appear, after what We
nave written you, oar oai'ior IS hosv that
heacc 7aiH result from The mediatios, Of Rus
sra. Our friend Wsiu,.risbt, who'is now ~
ST. Petersburg, writes that Messrs. Gallatin
aud Rayard are in expectation of the arri..
val OF sMessrs. Walpole and MorieT to ne
gcciate with them from whic; there can
not be doubt but that the American minis.
ters had been notified of the appointment of
Messrs. Walpole aud Morier. This infor--
mation has pue an end to the opinion, which
tor long time prevailed, thas the British
government had rejected the Russian medi-
alton and peace is so manifestly for the
interest of both countries, that we think
II negotiation commences. the war viii be
forthwith ended."
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"LoNDoN, SEP1. II. Ne haze neper
rrckoaed ujton a tactic resah from the
mission TO Russia and qve fear an accom-
mediation 6etsveeu fhc t7co countries is
unhaflhiiy still far distant"
ShPa'. 81. In conversation yesfer-
day s0ith a>!gentteYan connected nth the
ministry, on me subject of The mission to
Russia. I svas told thar medSures 7voutd
unguest'ona6ty De taken 10 ascertain the
POWERS gtren 20 our EnUoys but he added,
" Their Instructions bore any sfrong a6fni-
~ TO The tirinciftes asserted in FAe iast
message Of orr President to Congress, all
negotiation on fkat basis you'd be mudmiS-
@eEe they considering them as demonding
sdcrfces of national rights, svhich no En-
e 'sh minister zvouid dare euel 10 negociate
uhon."
LIYERPooL, sEP7' IS. lis foSthe ,aro
sres8 Of iUee&rs. GALLATIN ard B drARD's
miss'on. nothing sa'igtuctory is kno4vn. IL
IS The generally received opinion, fhat il has
not succeeded."
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--aINGroN, Nov. 10.
FROM HE.I,OVV

A gentleman stationed at Point Look Out,
Maryland, writes, under date OF November
18TH. that "the enemy's vessels left this VII
ciuity on the evenings of Thursday and Fri
day last, Since which, time the wind has
been blowing gale from the north ward, so
that if they are disposed to return, it is not
in their power" Messrs. Kirk and Hail,
who have been kept as prisoners by the enc
my, have tolthe inexpressibie joy of their
friends returned. The enemy have taken
away Several vessels which they captured,
and 40 neg OBS A citizen of MARYLAND,
hear the Point, has been lately arrested
charged with having plotted the eneny in
their recent incursons up the rivers for
plynder, and is confined for trial.
Ertrart ola lefser jfoa, Major General
UiikinsoD, 10 Lieut.. Gen. Sir George
Prevost. dated Head Quarters Grena-
dier Island. .Nov-1sf, 1913.
Ell Yesterday evening had the honor to
receive your letter of the 18th past, and,
shall Immediately transmit copy of it to
the Executive ofthe United States.
forbear TO animadvert On the acts of
our supporters, whatever may be their ten
dency; bot you must pardon me, for taking
exception to an expression in Your letter.
The gnvernmen of the United States can
not be DEF ERRED" by any considera.
ton ofLife or Death. of Depreciation, or Con-
fagration. from is faithful discharge of its
duty to the American Nation"
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EGBEHT BeSsox- G2s he4 fesiea.d liz sea,
% CSsgysss from .Vees Fofs. '''-'
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~ ,iact O " '9tser from respectable msr-
hagt N Liverpooi 70 mis- cnrrespouden
80 New York, dated sept. %.
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80 ~ -,
adj Gen British North, America
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-02

II narsl,al to direct the prOcession-2ndI
y Lieut.. Davenport, (now adjutant) COM
N handed the escort composed of capts.
slBrent and Woods uniform companies
sS-sd. Clergy and Physicians-4th.
Il Corpse borne on hearse, three PAIL
gNBearers (offieers) on each side-5th.
|NPrincipal Mourners (Joseph Gamble
n land myseif.)-6th. Rifle Company. all
Mas mourners.-7th. Artillery Company
lEfrom Berkeley as mourners.-Sth. Gen
aATaylor with the officers of the 1st, ed.
N3d, 4th and 5ti regiments, and officers
alhEof the Army and Navy of the United
:NStates.--9th. Privates of the fourth
Wand several companies from the fifth
gAregiment.-4Oth. Citizens. The pro-
lHeession moved with much order and So
Alemnity to the Methodist Grave Yard.
Nlwhere his remains were deposited with
|sitheir mother earth-All were mourn
Hers at the grave. 1t was noble to shed
fatears-NOne endeavored to restrain
|ghthem. His funeral sermon will be
sSpreached next Sunday.
Ill The officers and priyates of the regi-
s,iment, as mark Of their esteem: for our
Gdeparted friend, are anxious to erect al
NmonumeRt or tomb stone. About 800
gSaAdOllars have been subscribed for the
sspurpose. Ii is intended to have his fu-
SSaneral sermon written and published, L
Nshaii forward copy to you so soon as
I'LL receive One.-1t was also resolved at
IA meeting Of the officers, this evening.
Fl that they do wear Grape on their left
Iarm, for the time Of their continuance
FIN service, as mark Of respect for our
iadeparted and much beloved friend
y The rifle company determined at
,fonce, to make the Grape on their left
Yarn, part of the uniform, so that they
gsmay always have in mind, and initiate
;Sthe virtues Of their much respected but
S'nOw lost friend and fellow soldier.
.SSaeh will always be the reward of vr-
Ktue.
y You will please send me his age. He
aided on the cath May, about Il o'clock.
iiSHi loss is universally lamented, all
e he officers who became acquainted with
!!thim, were so much pleased as to become
Il his friends Immediately. Through the;
& influence Of some Of his friends, he:
Ewonid have received brevet commits
ghslon Of Lieutenant, the same day on
y which he was murdered. But he has
Il left this transiiory life, and is now free
& from all the cares of this world
Il We shall he removed from this en-
/. eampment in a few days, to the Nor
y folk side.
u THE fotto'cing is copy Of the reso
iationS:
- At a meeting ofthe officers Of the 4th1
ReSt. Militia, now in service of the U
-. IN rear Of Fort Nelson, at the request
GP Cant lfy,o -,