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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-25
aohn Conner, ssth.
p,.. ~ Culpepper
iuP Miller, 18th,
Shenandoah.
James Faulkner, of the Artillery,
&th,

commandments of Regiments will be go
se'ned oy the 43d section of the Militia
Law IN providing the necessary camp c #.
9u'pags, as well as for its TRANSPORTATION.
captains of Companies, on the march, will
procure the usual suRpiIc ,3Sf rations, forage,
&c. taking care sp'preser },correct vouch
ers' which MAYBE reducedV a regular alb
s'ract' on ,hsir arrival at tM general rem
dezvous. Impressmen,s. rs authorised by
law, are to be resortedAto, wbsre supplies
cannot be obt ained by cohtracS
Each detachment must bd completely
armed, with Vie best pubfc aEas, in their
respective cod@ties ;aaa.sSs commanding
officer will report himeif toti& Commas
der in Chief, the, mouiert ofSbis arrival a,
Richmond. Tents and knsbsacks will be
furnished. at this place.
BY order of the Governor, or Comman-
der in Chief,
VIM. w. HENING, d. A. G.
For
MOSES GREEN, A. G.,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-25
VIRGINIA Aries.
q GENERAL ORDERS.
ADJDTtET GENERALS OFFICE,
RIcH " o Nd:
THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1918.

ADJUTfWT GENERAL's OFFICE,
Richmond, March "a, 1918.
IN compliance with requisition made
OH the Executive authoritAof this State bv
an officer Of the United States, stationed at
Norfolk, aud regularly authorised to make
such requisition, the following portions of
the militia, detailed mr service, under the
General Orders of the 10Th Of April last.
are directed to take the field, aifhin three
days, from the delivery of these orders to
the commanding officers of the respective
corps. and march TO Rchmopd, established
as tho general rendezyousNiz:
The whole of the InfsAtss Of the line.
Light Infantry and Rihemen, detached
from the
18th and SSth regts. AlbemarIe.
Ord reg.. Orange,
sod Madison,
9Th and Saith, Culpeper.
44th and s5th, Fauquier,
66th and 57th, Loudoun,
9th, Berkeley,
55th, jefferson, Z
Slst regt only, Frederick,
18th do only, Shenandoah,
Together with the following cavairy ana
.drhlery.
capt Carrs Troop OF cavalry
AlbentafIe,
Morris's do. Buckingham
Capt. Wilkipson's Company of Artillery
Loudoun,
Wilson's do Berkely,
Richardson's do. Charlotte,
Calland's do. Pittsylvania.
FIELD OFFICER5.
sol Henry Beattey, fl&p tie Sist regt
Niurod DranhAmy ssth,
hlbcmaI lie.
ii Arnfstead L. Mason, sch.
Loudoun.
MAJ Ahdrew wagsoner, 9th.
Berkeley.
Faoq1ier.
Robert Hill, 10 s2ad,
stapleton cra.elssId, 9th,
Spottsylyanis
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-25

Joseph Goodwin, Dinwiddie, col. CON.
Robert Pcgram, do. lieut.. col.
Augustine Smith, Winchester, maj.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-25

The increasing evil lies in the analogy, al
ready spoken Of, attempted 20 be established be
tween an English king and a President No
parallel can be run in that direction. The true
line OF s'militude is 20 be found in The place o;
'oOer,eignD in each country. In Great Britain
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-25

Mr.. SSeeyskkoF, Counsellor Of The Tm2erial
Russian Legation, arrived m town on Sunday
TnOrnino. from tbs. f.if,- IF -,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-09

out OF those Yedernlists who dared To sub
scribe TO the loan, have had their eff CT, &
!s,erred we'll disposed nea from .eadny
their money. We detest the IN eannesS and
pity the Weakness OF poor human nature.
linus cxemphied.,
The federal merchants too, those men
who were to lie so grateful for the favor oi
rcmitied bonds Il d ,uoie AZ treble The "a
mount of the whole loan---where are their
subscriptions? Is, the books answer. & the
merchants account for their niggardlinsss O
the government which had been so lavishly
liberal TO them.
These few remarks, by the way. About
. third ct the Loan, only it was said, was
subscribed when til. books were first pered.
They have been since opened agam-the
result we have not heard. Our readers
need not however Dc III the least Easy
about the loan. HE federal cash may
nonldcr in their vaults, and their bani.
notes lie slowed away among other useless
rulbish--for thev cannot now employ them
but the loan VIII be filed the govern
ment will have money in plenty to carry on
its opera ,ions--and 1t will be a satisfaction
TO rs at least - know. that they were NJ,
indebted to Essex Federa.ists or Federal
Republicans tor it, but to = very different
class of men. MAJ. lnt.
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BOSTON, March %.
LATEST FROM CIDIZ

In 4 cor FNC.H C.fOIZ.
Ship AUGUSTUS. Berry, at Cape Ann, 90
days from CadiZ allied Goth Feb. Passen-
gers Captain Davis. late If brig Treaty
APP am Low of brig Peregrine
IL was ascer' aimed at CaCiiz that all the
A'ger'nc crazers were in pert in latte pal {
or December; none were heard of through
the Gut at the time the Augustus sailed
The Swedish Consul had treated the Anne
rican captives with great kindness. Thi,
Onduct was mentioned at Gibraltar and
Cadlz in terms of high commentator. Two
Ut their frigates were off Cape ST. Vincent
last Nov.-and it is supposed they will be
out again in April.
They had during the winter, attacked a
valuable convoy of Greeks bound from the
Black sea into the Mediterranean & Allan
tic. Il taken & destroyed a great number of
them.
Sir Henry WELLESLEY. Ambassador at the
court of Spain, granted Licences, under an
Order in Council, to American vessels IN
Cadi3 carry home Salt, Wines, &c.
A part of the German Legion auartered
near Cad g, were under orders OF embark
alton. and it was believed by the American
merchants, were destined to North A meri-
Ca.
Official notice ofthe Blockade of the Che
sapeake and Delaware bays oy the English
was posted up in the Office of the u. S.
Consul IN Cadiz.
American Wheat was selling at Cadiz at
5 per fanega, Indian Corn d., Bait.
superfne -four had been sold at 13 so per
bhl Donnal price was IL Rice was so.
Rear admiral sir S. II. Linzee, hiss hois-
ted his hag in the San Juan, vice Com Pen
rose, Naval Commander at Gibraltar.
The American privateer schr. Thresher,
OF Cape Ann, had arrived in the Bay Of Glib
raltar, prize TO the British frgatc Magi
cienne.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-09
NEW II AMpsH,RE ELECTION.

From the .Neyr- HAMPSHIRE Patriot
Respecting the election, we would barely
observe that the ppll for Governor is a close
me, and thar 'ther candidate viii prob
'biy have 4 majority of five hunired--tha'
there is 4, strong probability that three a.
the five Councillors VIII be republican,
hat there will b. Il federal majority IN ,ue
senate, apd If uur calculations as To the
House If Representative have heretofore
,een correct, there will be federal uiujo-
ritv OF from ar to SIC.
Thus it viii lppear that the Republicans
have gained since las embermore than
f0ar IF rs ns he then federal MAJORITY
Ia 1909 the result WAS much the same
The. embargo gave the iederalists in tins
state q ma o,i te OF fifteen hundred for rem
resentatiYes ~ rue ta'l of 1908: delusion
vas swept away in part i'm the following
spring, when Smith was chosen governor
ny M joiiiy something like one hundred
The year succeeding. the people. restored
TO sanity, eircred Langdon governor, and all
branches of he government were repubi
can. IL 1912. the declaration of war gave
the t deraliSts for members of Congress
two thousand majority deluson, IN part.
is diss'pated the following spring, and he
parties are bearly. ba'anced. CALCULATING
in the natural ratio Of l"ss and gain ano
her election will restore New-Hanpshi,e
to her senses by majority Of thous ands
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-09
SHOCKING ACCIDENT

tits with regret that we have to comH,u-
nicate melancholy accident which hap
pened in our harbor yesterday morning, "a
bout II o'clock. , he revenue cutter Gak
latin, JOHN Ii. SULLIVAN commander.
was blown up. by fire some way having been
communicated to the magazine in what
manner, it is impossible to form any c.njec-
ture, as there was ma pom der except what
was in the large and small arms on board
(Which were mostly. if not all or deck) &
in the magazine which was closely barred
and locked. AS incorrect description, in
some measure, were given in yesterday
evenings papers, from an impossibillty of
better ascertaining the truth, this is given
as succinct account, and as near the truth
as facts yet transpired will admit. By this
unfortunate accident, 5 lives have already
been lost, S men severely wounded, and the
cutter sunk but in such manner that il
is hoped part Is the property on board
NAV be eventually saved. A more parti-
cular account will be given as so n as time
Will permit. Charleston Gaz.
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INDIAN BARBARITIES.
From the albany Arfus.

INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE
Bet7ueen committee Of gentlemen offhis
city and the Hon. II. B. Wood svard
Judge ofhe Suhreme Court of the ter
ritory Of Michigan, reiativc TO recent E.
Dcnts in that territory.
ALBANY, March 26, 1913.
SIR-it asbeen minated. that Won have
recently made a com munication to the Sc
cretary OF State of the general government,
relative to the situation of the Michigan
territory, since it was surrendered to the
British government. Sensibly participating
in the ~ apathy which the unf ,rtulate fate
Ut that territory cXCites in the citizens of
me Upited States generally and on the
frontier Of this state particularly the
Undersigned, acting in behalf of a number
If respectable citizens of this city, would be
Sratiicd in being possessed of the informa-
zion you may have so transmitted--and of
our opinion whether it would be improper
:or us to cause the same to be published.
We have the honor to be,
Most respectfully,
Your obedient servants,
FR. BLDODGOOD,)
J. TOWNSEND. Committee.
CT. Y. LANSING. )
The II n. a. b. WOODWARD.
Jaise Of ihe Supreme Court, .ficbigan territory.
10 Nfcssys. Francis Bloodgood. Isaiah
Townsend mil Garret Y. Lansing, a
committee Of gentlemen u tie city Of III
baHy.
ALBANY, March az, 1913.
GEETLEMEN--The sympathy which the
unhappy fate OF the territory of Michigan
mas EXCITED in the citizens of the United
states generally. and in those Of the from
tisrs of this state in particular, is AZ once
as Natural as IL is honorable TO the human
heart.
The information which J have had occa-
son to communicate to- the hon. tbc Secre-
tary Of State of the general government.
relative to the situation of the territory Of
Michigan, since it has been surrendered to
me arms Of Great Britain, is such as might
have been put in possession Of the govern
meut and the public by any other channel
and conceive there is 10 Improperly in
my complying with your polite request. }
ID not perceive any reason why the same
information miSlt no, witiout impropriety.
Js laid by gov Before tho public.
therefore DO myself the bounr 20 trans.
nit to you here WITH, copies of the sever
con nunications which I have had occasion
20 make - the general government rela
i've 70 The situation Of the territory unde'
ne British flag.
! have the hp1or - BE-, gentlemen, witt
perfect respect and esteem, your obedisn
servant,
A. p. WOODW ARD.
To Tire Eii,or gftbe tiffany Argm.
ALBA0v, March %, 1918.
SID the Joca aea,s communicated
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-09
PhiLld~Ibh;n March 20.
Extract ola letter from Burlington, ". }
6rred M ,rrb %

" The 9Th. 2Ist and 25,h regiments
march from this tomorrow. under the com
mand of gen. Chandler, supposed for Og-
1ensburg md Sacket's Harbor. They viii
move with from three to four hundred
sleighs, if they can be obtained they as,,
collecting from evAry direction for 40 miles
from this place"
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SINGULAR ColNCIDENCE..

q
There is only another way, therefore
:, which the inleiiects of this SopAist can
be kent within their original humble sphere,
and Great Britain alone possesses the So.
lnt ~ medicancnt The AMERICAN
navy MUST BE ANNIHILATED- her az
se1ok9 and dock yards must ne cons tHed
and the TURBULENr INHABiI AN T.
OFf BALTIMORE must be famed Win
the 7ysahons zvhich shook Ihe FvoodeH mr.
7e!s of C0henhagen."
No. /.
From the Federal Republican Of HI@rch l''
1--WE state uhon authority, that has
seldom If ever msled us. that The intention
of ANmiral Warren has been aScerfaintd
to penetrate and scour all the navigabe
rivers of the S luth, and destroy the snip
ping. This is 20 be done as RETALIATION
upon Us for letting. bose hricateera upon
British commerce. Upon ne same aHtho
rifu we mention the meGttcGeG de8frWcii2n
of the shihhing IN TIE PORT OF
BALTIMORE After knocking down the
fort, all the wharvcs we're to be burnt, and
81 h shipping as could not be Carried oil,
Consigned 20 The fameS.
From the sane faher Of March %.
Gle lAdmiral Warren] may go up to
BALTIMORE, as he no doubt intends.
and DISPOSE OF ITS FATE ACCOR-
DING 70 THE DEGREES OF VEN
GEANCE or eli nlency by 7Yiiich he ts &C
1na.ed. He may even come up to Wash
ineton, and reduce the Navy Yard and
stores to heap Of ashes and ruins.
Perhaps at this very moment Norf0N,
the Constellation and Tie navy yard al
Goshort, are Illuminating tie course Of Sir
,John Warren M 80 H5ulahoGis and BAL
TIMORE II he relies upon the sudden
interpretation Of the militia, he will be more
conspicuously disappointed than ever
They are without arms as well as discip
line, and if they possessed both, they would
be Of no avail against the British navy,
whilst any thing like adequate Notifications
are not to be found"
No. 8.
From, fhe same faher Of 1arch "a.
1.-The spade and pick axe arc the pro-
per implements for the MOB MEN to work
with, and as it is 7phdt fhey ought long
since 10 hare 5een brought to, very few
will censure Admiral Warren for setting
them to hard labor these dali times. The
penitentiary or ptblic roads. would be a
more suitable scene Of action for majority
Of the VAGABONDS AND BLOOD
HOUNDS, upon which the DEVO TED
CITY depends for defence"
We had supposed as we stated the 9TH
ct day, that party feelings Could not Dc
brought II operate IN case sr entirely z
matter Of interest as loan. Erh@r eHfh
docei. We have learnt better. 1t is with
astonishment W. rave heard, that a cou-
spiracy has beer entered into by the fac
ti,us leaders-a combination for an object
"a, distinctly nark:d as II the terms hat
been committed ~ paper, 10 depreciA ate tho
credit Of the country, tn prevent the circu-
laton or currency nf tne Treasury Notes
and to defeat the loan and that the me
.Aces o. prescription. distinctly enough hela
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Of No. 90, and Nos %, "a. Is. as. ~
-, %. so. 81. 50. IS. tor publication -,
The Argus, as containing matter of p,,,,;..
interest F"'"-
we are. sir. respectfully, your humble
(Signed)
En-. BLooDGooD.o
1; TOWNSEND, Commaree.
G. Y. LANSING.
Extract from No. Xxx. b,inp q i.,,.x Co..
Judge Wood7vard 70 Gen. Proc.or ~
Detroit, Ec6. Q. 1918.
- wen known to You, sir. that tie
capitulaticn OF the 10th of August 1879 b.,
suherea many attractions in every quarter.
u. me !srri'ory b! the savages in the employ
OF the british government. The inhabitants
have borne them with an urexamnIsJ -.
thence. They have entertained n constars
apprehension that when the American for
ces approach the TERRITORY. and when ,a
engagement has taken place, the fury us
me savage mind at the sight of blood, and
IN rehectng on the dead they lose, and
perhaps on the retaliatory treatment oE
PRISONERS or OF the dead, which their cruel
."oue Oh warfare produces, is always like
~ TO drive them to an ignoble revenge a., tbA
prisoners they find in the country. and The
mnenitants ct 1t who are American Citizens.
"eN therefore pressed the subject on you--
r'teht'on previous TO the battle of the SD
jan lolS-oe telt satisfied with your assur.
ance that you considered your own honour.
p'euged for their efieo tuaI protection. Since
.ne result OF that battle, facts are before
their faces which they cannot shut tbei-.
eyes upon. Some of them are nerba,s
unknown L to Yourself. l will ennrnerat.
some which believe there will be no diff;
cn''y m establishing beyond the reach Of
contradiction. I 49,. -.
Fret, Soae'ot fhe prisoners after the ca
Pituiation otthe 22d of Jan. 1913, have been
tomahawked by the Savages.
= ercona. Some OF the prisoners after thac
c"p'tuIation have been shot by the sava,-
THIRD, Some Of the pe;sonsrs after thar
capitulation have been burnt by the .aya-
ges. . ,...-
FOurfh. ShrHe of the inhabi,ants of the ter
r,tory or Michigan, citizens of the u 6,
or America, after that capitalization, have
been shot by the savages
fyfh, he houses of some of the inhabi
t'Hts OF the territory, American citizens af-
savagrs. ~,
&rth. Same of the inhabitants, Ameri-.
can Citizens, after that capitulation have
Deen pillaged by the savages -: n.tf =
hese facts evince that in some Quarter Sc
IN some department or other, either the
moral or physisl means of preventing a
violation OF your capitalization do NOT exist.
he alarms OF the Inhabitants there fo.e are
me more highly excited by tine expectation
OF another battle and they feel. and per-
maps very justly, that their persons & pro-
perty are not respected.
It's on this account that i have been res
auested to suomt'to your conside ration, a
convention between the citizens and vourS
sell which may remove the first difficulty
suggested in this letter and obyiate the sea
Cond.
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WAsnINernrA nril 2

'e .-' w ASH IL 6 T ON, April 3. q
we have seen letters from The No.ih
Western Army as late a. the 18Th ult
Nothing material has occurred as to the
general operations ofthe army The camp
was surrounded NJ short distance bv strag
CLING parties of Indians who watched every
opportunity to exercise their demoniac cru
eiCy. >e
lieut.. of gen. Crooks brigade (whose
name we have not heard) was, at little
distance from the camp. shot through the
body, tomahawked and scalped and his body
found and brought into the camp the next
day.
A few days before. OF men. who had
gone out to gather grass, were fred upon,
but none killed; one of them having been
providentiv saved from the fangs of the saw
ages BY having Psalm book in his pocket;
through which the rife ball penetrated, but
did not enter his body. MAJ. I'M.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-09
No. XIII.
(CnnvN

Copy :, Sandsvich, eth FEB. 1918.
olk-- \ GU VIII have tte goodness to app
point day for the purpose of adducing.
before Colonel Proctor such proofs as you
may have to substantiate the assertions
stated in your letter t. him, relative to tho
slaughtered of the enemy's sick and woua-
ded Oh the 22d January last.
have the honor to be, Sir,
Your most ob't. serv't.
CSisned) A. w. MLEhN, A. D. c.
AUGUST US D. WOODWARD, Esq. Detroit4
(Copy) Sandwich, Frb 10, 1913.
Dir have the honor to receive OF the
third day OF this month verbal msssage
from you, communicated to me by Major
Mnr, requesting me - c;aeG:cr 10 pro
cure some evidence of the massacre of The
American prisoners, on the 23d day uf Jan,
last
met with only few persons at Detroit
who are inh abitants of the river Raisin.
nor was it altogether a pleasant task to
those, relate in these times the scenes
they have beheld some of them however
appeared before a French magistrate, and
send you copies Of what they have sta
ted.
1t will occur to you, sir, immediately,
that what any OF them state on the iNfor-
nation of others, though not direct evil
Jence in ITSELF leads TO the source where
it may be obtained.
The truth will undoubtedly, eventually,
appear and that unfortunate day mast
meet the steady and impartial eye OF his
tory.
In communicating your message, Major
Muir added something having relation to
American citizens who might De willing TO
take the oath tothe king. 1t will be obvi- \
Gus TO you, sir, That in state of open and
declared war a subject or citizen OF one
party cannot transfer his allegiance to the
other. party, without mourning the penal
ties Of treason, and while nothing can eH-
cuse his guilt, so neither are those inno-
cent who ley temptations before bim.
The principles adopted by the United
States on the subject of repatriation are liz
beral, but are perfectly inappllcable to e
public enemy in time Of war.
The law Of nations does rot justify coer-
cion upon any man to bear arms against his
couqtry. Nattel saws that man Of spirit
ought rather die ten thousand deaths.
| Some of the French iuh t6itants of the
territory OF Michigan, citizens Of the u.
States IF America, nave been much urged
OIL this subject. and are apprehensive OF
! being further troubled.
| HAD the further honor Of receiving on
I the 9Th instant your verbal message by
! Vour aid dc camp, Mr.. M'Lean. acqnaint-
| ,ng re that there was no capitul1tion on the
! 22d January, and that the prisoners sur
rendered AT discretion. / therefore beg
! pardon for that mistake. TIE principles
/ Vt the law of nations hOwevrr impose AN
| obligation almost equally suo...
| beg leave to repeat a request for the
fIvoT Of passport.
| have the honor to be, &c,
| (Slrned) A. -. WOODWARD.
| C'of. Henry Proctor, Sondecich
Nh. XXV-Translation.
| territory Of .Wchigaa- DiS'yie' If Detroit, ~.
Personally appeared before me, .oe ga
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BLOCK AIDING SQUADRON.

." Wednesday last the ID -laware block
ading squadron put to sea, III consequ nee
1t IS supposed, of Indications of severe
gale. On Friday the SOU ldron again APP
peared inside the Capes, and anchored OPP
pnste LIE vision. 1t now consists Of two 74's,
iwo frigates, one brig and two schooner ten
Iers. 80 that it is consid srably augment
ed. The best informed people are Of OPT.
mon that the enemy viii not attempt to des-
troy Lewistown.
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N ew-YoRK, March 81.

NEW-tORB, March 81
Cartel from BernruH1.-'rlis morning arrived
the Cartel brig Savannah Packet, Jooslin, 10 days
from bermuda. ~ her came passengers, Col. Bar.
clay, j. CrOudhilI, !. WondhaIn, j. Green, r. De-
and g. DeYons, both of Boston, G.. J. Obrian,
j. Seaman, J. iIerlitz, j Smith, and Mrs Wisehi
Of Norfolk, in the cabin, and tan in the. steerage-
The ship Citizen, Capt Croudhiii, of Georgetown,
from ST. UbesfOr Alexandria, with salt, was cap
turcd on the 5th JanuarY in lat. s., long. 10, by
the French Grgate La Gioire, and sunk. The fri
gate had also captured the ship Fair American,
from y. York for Cadiz, and the scar. Eliza y. Of
Philadelphis from Lisbon for Washington, ". e. e
and put board Of her Capt. Croudhn, aud gays
her up to the crew. The Eliza r. was alterwsrd-
captured by the priy> teer Joel Barlow, and re-cap-
tEred by the irigae Morgiana aud carried into Ber5
muda. The Savannah Packet is owned by Alberi
Ogien s, of this city. She was captured in tho
month Of JsDunry LAST, by, the Chesapeake s1uaI.
ron, while on her passage to Savannah from New
York. sent into Bermuda and cleared. She Ia a
British license to carry a csrgp fro the y. States
60 either Lisbon Caliz, the back Of which was
endorsed TO 20 TO Savannah and load from thence iii.
rect ia hoe destined port.
The British fis &c Laures tina, with Mr.. b.
ker late British oharge d'slfdre9 il the u. g., On
board arrived in Der nuda the eist March in days
from t,e Chesapeake
BERMUDA, March 81.
Sailed since orr iss', san Dsrains,. -, Adsa.rq'
e'r j. u. Warren, BiTt. RsDiiiss, "a, Ia Hogps ~
Voant, -, Stairs tr1gr.e, fpr tie mcrc ~ coast
dnerva, Cleopatra. Afoarauthe, aoi Froic, With
onyeys tor Halifax and the Wet lndiss and
IhishsAsr Packet for Eas,s1i,