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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19
Communications.

Ma. sEiaL,Y,
!. II the following er,rsa from the cofpel
srresfury ihond 10 far meet your 'pfrohs'iou
ssto obtain place in the Care, G, u night
be Of iune ne TO PUtIIc stEHPGss, and .
sfaiihrauon 10 one OF four eoniians rsadef.
t,"Ths horrid habit of 1esping IN foPs -
he ioures. Of infinite pan TO Others. Il d mps
more han any thug eiie the vivseity OF q
preacher. Confsni q eper. are pubiie Du faa
ces, and d,ferve TO Re ieouerged Gu Of a re-
l'gious shtmbly, to which hey are a eonllsni
digraee There are iome who have regularly
hneuded place OF worlhip for isyes years
twice day. X ys, have no, hsars enc Who =
iermou in ali the time THEE dfesmsfs are
eoni!au, diaEsf, to their preachers. aud eou 4
tober iealon operate ON them, hey ~oaia
ioou he reclaimed
TN regard to heath would any tui nu-
pid man ehoofe iuch place 20 neep ~ ! 10
fsiptd Il characters What ran be isld % hirn
who in his nsep msses mouths, and Wv face :
aud exhibits ilrsuge poiufes, aud fimsilmes
inore., ard Gart'. ana ,s<. IN h,. firep d
feaders hirsief I'D ruions to the very children
q the place Where - his prodsnce. when
ne g've' mai'eiou, perion. oecahon - iusptes
him # 9lnuony, druhkennels, ls-inels, aid
iach like eauie' Of fiseptug in the day TINE I
where IL b, breeding. He ough, TO rsfp,et
The eop'psny preient What an tfsnhve tnde'
nsi' to iii down and 0.ep before them A.
Dove all, where is his p,ety and fear Ct Cop !
issfs will come period in the e1iiieles oil
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19

after Chase of Sd nau :, when wI,hin =
mile of tue privsteer ung Teszer, an a
bay 10 the w swsrd Of II alifsx. hading the
water too shallow for The L, hogue to fol
low her, she dispatched 6 1o.l, with $50
men when he boats were within mic
of her (the Young T,szer,) she blew up
and ell he's crew. excep, One, Perished- he
was taken from lie shrouds " the fote rig
ging, with the loss Of 4 leg and both arrns--
was ken on bosid La Hsgue, and expied
next morning. The man was not able 10
give my psr,,cularr"
The brig Ellen spoke in lat. %, Ion. 81,
priyateer brig nsoonda, of New.Yurk.
from a cruize, bound hone, had taken five
Bfszlrnen--had 100000 dollars IN specie
On boa,d, which she had taken out of .
BRAID Packet had tell 10 with an English
II ct and made prlres Of ", Of Them, alter
wards fell in with an Eas llsh gun brig, tx
changed few sho, wei her, which occs
stoned tile loss of her prizes.
BY the Admittance, we received Lloyd's
Lis. to lxth Msy-rhe Gov. Middleton,
from Charleston, for Borde TX, arrived IN
ne Downs, prize to the The is prnateer
The Noun, HOPE. M'cobb. pi Geo ge,own.
'.ken by The lnsncble Napoleon, and rets
ken, had .rrnrd y plymouth The Ajax
'sken b, The CIV. Tompkins. was also se,a
ken, and arrived .t do. Tie Decatur from
Savannah, has arrived in the RIVER {
ace, iron China, had arrived N Brighton
The Revenge, sme lean soil. with cot
ION, tor F snee, cap,uled off Cape .Ost gal
is sen, in,o Plymouth, by The Belle poule
The Plymouth lsper Of the 2o'h May, says,
An American X man "a krn IN he .buse
srh :. Oh lind, g lac W.. gong 10 Mil Prs.
Oh, discovered himself To be Woriaa. and
that she had worn mems clothes these three
years. The acc.uns she gave 4 herself
was, thai going .cosstW.y. with ber master,
mares \ family, he vessel WAS ship
wrecked md all bu, herself persisted that
beng nsked she s,ripp,d drowned sailor,
put Ms clothes on her, IA begged her way
10 the nearest portland finally entered ss .
seaman on board the revenge She w. she
to be sen, home to her country, aud we
hope her reques, will be grained. She Ia,
comely face, sun built ~ well As her
hands, y appeared, while in mems clothes
decen,, well looking young man."
HALIFAX, JUNE 49, Privsteer Ely
Stsnwood, hence arrived n, Yarmouth Hi
Ins,. of Shernurne brought 700 an Anne ri
Can sioop iiom Nsntucket, with naval .sores
Took on, her ere W, and detained het abou
| II hours, when she she W British license
bu !, 10 susl ected IL was trick.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19

ACT m addition 70 an ad enii.
lei {. An q. iIbjeesing the real
,aates OF Banking Corporations to
!, t.sen and fold at Public Auc-
ron. fer the payment of their
debts."
g. BEar-4sslt ., f1s >.sis s.i H.sf< 4
....,,,,a % Cs-sssi cat s.Cs-t.t, s-s ~
49,, III 800, That from aud sasr the
d. DAY a aasea ussi' az The right. TUE
-s.,,a .od ,alsrsa Of any Baa< nov 'nesrPofa-
- !, .h,eh mar be hsrssiisr iaeorP srassdi
-. ID asy l,nd.. ,sosnents, ar hersd'fs-
,s1;eh hsvs b. Or fhsii be ppauga : a
.s..a,,,, Of soy aebl Que " an nsd 40 taeh
a.. la.l be I.abls 90 be fsiEed and lold on
81, ~ execution iflasd on any iudgmen,
a-,.a ar which may hereafter, be readered,
- Cur, Of lzw wilma this Common
J,l,s ,.s fold At pubic auction, 10 the fame
n.onef .. !. pfslsr,bed fot The ia'e aod co.,
90, o., ths real eiisses OF fueh Banks, ~ the
al 70 .hieh this . an addition.
s,e 2. Bet f..lts, ssssi's That any debt
..n,,d hy laeh mortgage. ihAli psl' BY ihs
49, If conveyance executed W ths Ofhesr
Ar mai lerse fneh wfu Ct execution, AID he
,on,I,,.,y, and TO al in,sn.s aud TnIpoies,
,r.1.,srel TO and vefed "a lush pu'ehsief, o
fab vurehaier or his legal representative,
nav IN h, oar nsne mainta,n any action prop
Or 40 recover fueh debt, OF 10 obtain pellet
ssu Of lueh lands, tenemsas, or here litamenis
xh;,a might have been maintained 10 ths
nan, Of fsch Bink had no lueh f.ie been hst;
and the copy 4 ia h mortgage deed, duly GER
,;6.d b, the Rsgiler Of Deeds for the county
a, det,e, ~hsrs lueh lslds ara htusted, snc
where Iueh mortgage deed illali be recorded,
fhall be eoofdsged f,sss lssis eyidsnee of iuch
mortgage deed. n Of he note or other ob',sa-
ton on which faeh NOR gage :, uadei n that
the fame were remaining due and unlas,shsd at
the tine ofihe trial of fueh action, and i ihz'
be the duiy Of the Csihier os Clerk of iueh
Bark, on issiouAb!e rrqusf to fornifh iueh
officer. Who ilazil fes We fueh ereeui,on, or the
,otsmeat creditor, Win = certified eot7 Of
iueh note 81 other obligation. together with .
copy Of all the endoriemepu thereon. and a
fatemsn, Of all iueh payments a. fhall have
been n.aee hsreon by iueh debtor; znd when.
ever FUN debtor fh.i have paid 10 iueh pur.
ehal,t the amount Cue on luth note or ohl,ga.
sion he lhaIl be forever diiehargsd from fuch
note or obligaiion.
sac 8. Bed /.rrSo s.ssiss. That no sift fs's,
transfer, conveyance. or sndo.fement Of iaeh
noe or mortgage made ny iash Bank, ai,sr
notice of iueh Bank ard lueh debtor of The
fe,zure thereof. on ereeuiion BY fueh ctheer
for The pu-poie of fale under thi, set fhAli
have any validity, force or effect. sgainit iueh
rurehaler under iueh fsles a. auction bur the
fans lhaIl be adjudged null and vS'd. except
ooly between fueh Bank ana fuch psrion to
whom iueh Back ihal make faeh gil, fale.
uau,ief, conveyance. or endorsfmeni, their
hers, executors, administrators and sGi,as.
Jx le, Is's.-approyed.
CAI.TR STRONG
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19
Erem the Democratic Press.
GENERAL MORE AL.

The following paragraphs respecting
Gen. Moreau are extracted from The
Philadelphia Democratic Press. Ihey
would be more correctly estimated il it
was known where the editor Obtained
his Information. ...
rrwicr under the pretence of health
and private business, h. has sent Mad
anne Moyesn 20 france, when in
truth her business Was to ascertain
the state, strength and resources OF
the disatfscted, Madam Morsau, ape
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19

evsnge licai minis ers in tina, country TO about
fly; TO which IL we add eight, who are in
New South Wsles. il viii give, for he CON
tiaent and island 4 Eastern Asa, fifty eight.
Ofthese one is n Presbyterian, four are LII.
thersns, and twenty four are Congregation
siis.s snc Independents. Besides these
might be, u.niuned. IS sppertaining TO
Asia, the PIT OBJ, terrain and Morayian mis-
lion in he ~ ,ghb"rhood OF the Caspian
Sea These are the LORE 8 dOings; and they
gre marvellous IN oW eyes
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19
cHILICo1 HE. JUNE "a.
Melancholy EIamylie.


The general court MAJ iial lately con-
vened at Franklinton, having sentenced
four soldier. ofthe United States army,
to suffer death for the crime OF deser--
zion on Saturday evening last, the l2lh
inst, the unfortunate convis,s were par
AIDED in the presence OF the 24h regt.
u. S Infantry and the neiglboring do
tachments ofrecruils, to BE- executed.
One OF the ccnvicts, private of
Capt. Aopkins's troop of light dra:
goons. was executed MIR Winston,
the aid dc camp Of Major Gen. har-
rison, then produced the pardon OF the
other three
From the frequent de,er'ions in the
army, an example Of the kii.d became
indispensi5ly necessary. he man
who was executed was OF the name Of
VIM Fish The three soldiers who
were pardoned belonged to the oath
regiment.
We firmly believe, that Gnce the
fri eaabllhmrrt of regular eovera-
ment no country on thi, globe. which
poH fed government 70 intriniical-
ly good, and with il 70 many means
Of profperiry and happinefs, was ever
10 completely deitroyed by a bad Ad-
miniitration as this. Formed, and
educated to all the purpnfes OF, 10 ex-
80 n Eve ~ornosy~s ere ore so,r;biv de
privsd by our rulers Of all trade.
Furrii,ed with an endlefs multitude
of ports and harbors, filed with
coating craft, our domeftic nayiga-
ton is carried on upon 7pkeeh, and
initead of floating goods, wares, and
merchandise, IN, Hoops and fchoon-
srs, we tumble them along in horfe-
carts and Wagons With the ftrcng.
Ell propenhty, in the great body Of
the people. to peace, and its maiti4.
piled bleaings,. we are involved in
war, and are experiencing Its multi
piled horrors and calanities. With
every inducement to render ourlelves
fate and Respectable by means of 4
naval power, we are itruggling with
half a dozen armed ihips to keep up
our claim to pathway on.the ocean,
while the arength and treafure OF
the nation are fquandered, and worfe
than iquandered, on favorites,, and
IN the wAdelt and mott fatal fchenes
of conquefss and glory in the wilder.
nefs, among faysges. or our friendly
inoffeniiye neighbors and copns&
ions. In fhort, If there is one abb
furdity, or one ruinous proje9, that
has eicapsd the eye, or the ieiearch-
es of our Administration, during the
laR twelve years, we fhould be msch
obliged to fome more fortunate AIDE
uenturer in the region of fraud, or
folly TO name it. ts.,.>.
;, Whence, then. is it, that the PEG.
pie of this country fupport men, whc
are running their beit intereit! Inc
fact that they do thus fuppors them,
'tter issb fearful exPsrisnss ct 1hsis
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19

prised OF tn. step which her husbana
was about 10 take, has, under shelter, II
is believed Of the passports granted to
Mrs. Barlow, departed from France
and landed in Lisbon, where, or In Eng
land she now Is. -
Gen. Moreau has taken pains TO have
it distinctly understood that he entirely
disapproved of the conduct OF Rataafet,
who had been his aid de camp, but who
has entered. into the Russian service,
whereas in fact, Rsppatel Was sent, with
written desps,chesas well as verbal COM
munica,ions, by Gen Moreau to Russia,
with the understanding that Rappatel
should then enter into the Russian ser.
rice.
For some months Gen. Mcresu has
been in active correspondence with Ber-
nadot,e, Crown Prince Of Sweden, the
pnrport OF which has bsen to convince
Moreau that there is a mass OF disaffec.
ton in France, and to persuade him to
pu, himself a, the head Of an army OF
French prisoners to be enrolled, armed
and organized in England, Russia, Ger.
many, Spain, &c and landed by an Eng
lish Beet in Bretagne, there TO raise the
standard oil revolt against Bonapar,e.
| Gen Moreau has sailed for Gotten.
burg.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-19

The Canadian Account Current
DEBTOR. CREDITOR
One Territory One Speakers Mace
Seven O .nersls, one well cur Sc lP.
Two Armies, One Log house, -
Six Millions per One dead Indian,
mon,h, more or less.'
THE. WAat Barefoot and 6are-!egSed
among Canada Thisf.es
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-23

100 Dollars Reward.
ULOPED from Fairfield, in the coun.
e ty ofFrederick and Commonweal'n
Of Virginia, On or about the 7th dav OF
N,rch last, negro slave named AN
THONY the property Of the iate W IL
Lan Is Page deceased. Anthony Is a.
beuf 5 feet 9 inches in height, OF a sub
substantial form, a light yellow compiec-
ton, and rather If an affeminate voice.
He is about % wears Of age, was brought
nm house servant and has been accus-
toned to that course of employment all
his life. He is slave OF great capacity
and considerable ingenulty-he reads
he plays the tidde--and possesses
great mechanical turn--he can do rough
carpen,ers' work and make combs. ne
above reward will be given 1t Anthony
should be, app ehended at the distance
of 100 miles from Fairfield. and Drought
TO the subscribers living in Alexandra:
But if apprehended at the distance OF
less than 100 rnilss, Fifty Dollars Will be
given if he is secured In goal, ana no.
tice given to the subscribers.
Tho. Swami,
Edmd. [. Lee.
.zda.rs. of lin. B. Page, decd
Mays. ,n..r
TIE Editors Of the Federal Republi-
can. National Intelligence and Gazeete
Of the United States, will publish the d
bove in their papers, and send their ac-
counts to this office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-23
PUBLIC SALE.

I'M the 2d day Of August Court
~ next, will be exposed TO sale in
Lcssiwtg, at Peeis'' Tavern, if not
previously disposed Ola tract OF Lard
contair?Ing upwards o. 500 Acres ,iesr
Goshen, III Ine County Of Louttun.-
his lind lie, convenient 10 the iurn-
pike Road - tsse Ale1ardria ,parKet
IS as susceptible Of improvement rom
'lsistcr 81 Paws, IS any Lard i tho
County ha. : large portion # wood
and meadow iand. .nd is well w,tered
Tine Improvements are toIerahI, COM
fortabe.
From the Increasing value ofiaod in
the neig hborhool Ii is worthy the at
tsr ton ofpurchascr.. 1t N.Y. b: seen
hy applying to Mr. &. Siewa who
lives IN the premises Terms o sato,
one third in hand, and the sAl9,cc in
and % months, with approved securi-
ty
Apply to Geo. N Rails, or in his
absence t. ] I. Ramsay.
April 8 LAWS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-23

will sell ere I bargain in small
FARM, CO. timing one hundred pNd
forty acres, lying in the county of Fair
fax adjoining the lands OF the late DR..
Henry Rose and Mrs c.tharine Brown.
abou, elk niles from the town OF Alex
andria and the same distance from the
City OF Washington and Georgetown.
There is on said Farm small Dwell
ing House, Kitchen, &c. plenty 4
timb-r for lis support, about ten acres
of excellent n cad W land, and abounds
with good water. Any person wishing
to purchase will apply to the subscrf.
Der WHO lives near said Farm, and will
shew tie premises ind make known
the terms oil sale.
Joseph Powell.
June DIFF
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-23
ATTENTION.

NHE persons Of the Alexandria Mi.
lilia tat navo fOfDished substitutes
at different times, are hereby notified, that
an ,unarimons opinion was expressed by
the last regimental court Of enquiry in
favor of tier being subject to ordinary
militia Guty.-Such Of ihem rs have
given in their suns may, by application
at Gen, Young's Office. procure others
on their original bond; circumstance
that claims their attention. as, ii they
appear at subsequent musiers unarmod,
(Which they have the means to avoid
delinquency in that respect will be IN
CURED.
The turning out at voluntary trainings
of the Battalion Companies not, being
such, by any means, as the circunrstanc-
es OF the day furnished ample means 10
hope, i, is therefore expected, that the
commanding officers of companies will
at the Company Mu.ters, avail them.
selves of the opportunity which the law
places in their power. of giving the full.
lest measure of instruction their time
will admit.
By order oEthe COLONEL.
Alex. Hunter,
hi. l r. 2. B. W. d. c.
June Is
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q j. D. sIMMs, Ror.aI-sTREEr. ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1873.
John Gardner Ladd
January II

John Gardner Ladd !
HIS FOR sale,
Muscovado Sugars IN hhds. tierces and
West India Rum in puncheoas,
Coffee and Pepper,in bags,
Imperial. Gunpowde,, Young Hyson
Skin, and Hysop Teas, of the lat
esti:hportations, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
Sweties Iron assorted,
Russia Sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool,
by 10, 7 by 9, 9 by II, and 10 by u
Bristol Glass, in whole and hall
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box
Figs,es,
Lisbon Floor Mats.
Whiskey and Apple Brandy III tierces
& bblR
Few or casks old Sherry, London Par.
ticular Madeira aad Ssreights Red
Wine,
Cordaee and Lines Of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping poper,
Mems, Women's and Children's Shoes
inssbarrcls and boxes,
Bottle Corks IN hs' -,
Sole Leath.r,
Few sacks Liverpool Biown Salt,
Chalk and Plaster of Paris.
Also, pLOUGHS Otto most approved
construction ALL ooe pair French
Burr Mill Storts
T October 6.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-23
My former Clients are adj

~ iAA>' NANAi'o UAS ~
visod tharthe iol owing gentlemen will
close nv unfni he'd causes in the
Courts in which have heretofore
practiscd Robert Stannard, Esq Of
Fredericksburg, will finish my suits in
the Court of 7ppeals--Phiiip Harri-
son, Esq Of Dumfries, those in the
superior Court of Chanccry and in t.no
Superior and inferior Courts Of Stat.
lord-John Gibson, Esq. those in the
Superior and Inferior Courts of fsu-
quicr-and William A. Linton, ESQ.
those IN the Superior and Inferior
Courts of FRINGE Wiiliam.
VIM A. G.. Dade.
June u 2sN2w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-23

- Superhne Yellow Bark,
DR.S-d.NFoRB'S improved POW.
DER of the BARK, having been used
and mighty approved by many physi-
GINS of distinguished character in difie-
rent parts Of the United States; the
proprietori. now encouraged 20 ofie,
it to the FACULTY. in general, under the
persussios, that 70 pcactl;ioneroi taste,
in the choice Of his means, can fail TO
be gratllied in ,heusc OF this eies:n'
preosration.-ip strength, H'ensss and
certainty OF operation, 1t greatly sur
passes the bark in common Use.
ALSO
III. ESSE.A7TfL SILT or
BARK, prepared by the same.
The above articles are put up IN par
GELS of different sizes, TO accommodate
the usual wants of not only physicians,
but of retail druggists country mer'
chants and private fsmiiies Sold by
James Kennedy, sen.
BOOKSELLER, and ne Other hsrson
.Aexandris.
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.as0N & FOWLE

JASON & FOWLE
EE FOR a.4LR.
/" o. Schooner Traveller,
IN. H. Fan Portland, of 1000
h S = and clear Lumber.
~ Landing,
re and Sewing Twine.
Wet OIL.
snnsrs' Oil.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-23


Fail for Sale.
&hber wishes TO sell q
I Land, Containing about
f ! an half Acres, adjoin-
Il ievret's ard VIM. S
EoaH four miles from A.
[,a q Brick House on it
1 aard with other improve
u'e Of Jacob Hoffman,
rsit, or the subscriber
Mary Bushby.
- law2m.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-23
J ENo. a9S1

wish 10 dispose ct, on
reasonable terms Young Negro Ji'o.
man OF unexccptionable character. She
is good servant and. excellent nurse.
ALSO To HIRE,
p II Ngroe Boy, about a or loyears Of
age, WHO can be recoma.c ded asa house
servant.
+. Jane H. Slacum.
Nav 81 IF
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-23
ALUABLE FANM
FOR SALE,

yin Oh Il
THE subscriber Offers tor Sale his
Firm, living on NlattoX Creek, in
the county OF Westmorcland and state
Of Virsinia; containing about 200 acres
Of prime bottom land; there ars on The
nremises a lsrgetwo story frame dYel-
ling house, with all necessary out tous.
es: fine young thriving apple and
peach orchard; the land abouads with
SPRINGS of excellent watcr-the house
&c situate Ola the banks OF the Creek, IN
which tderc IS always a plenty OF the
hest KINDS of fish in their season, and
oysters may be had in abundance with
in half mile Of the house. vessels
of so to lco tons burthen can come
within twenty yards OF the ianaing.--
$50 acres of the above land Is cleared
ond ft for culture, and the residue well
timbered,
One other trait situate at the upper
mart of that is called the Irish neck, Z
sbout two and one hall, miles from the
above described property, containing
se2 10 acres, one hundred OF wn'ch IS
cleared and the remainder heavily TIM
bered-there is on,his farm comi"''-
able dwelling house. containing Jour
rcoms on ; fioor, a kitchen 5000 ape
ME orch. I'd. and excellent water Inc
n,onertv will be sold on good
,.rn. for cash, OF stock IN any oil the
h.nts within the District of Columbia
or reasonable credit will be gwen
Cor a part of the purchase money, ot
the payment being well secured 0y
ds.a of trust or otherwise. Apply to
Eliot Muse.
Red Hill, Fairfax cy. April 8. go
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-13
NOTICE.

AS am about to leave the State. con.
ceive 1t to be Sequisite that it sboud be n lie
public on aItount Of my having ac-rd as
Sherh in county of Powhatan durir he
ears l8lf-t1 lin order that if ths be
any legal fiafns unpaid against me, new
may be- brought forward, so that NAV dis.
charge them before leave the COUNTY.
In my individual capacity am indebted to
no person; and ] have no doubt butt have
PAID all Just claims of any magnitude a.
galhSt me as Sheriff. | can CONSCIENTIOUS
" say that l have striven hard to dis.
charge my duty - have gone thro' rain
and SnoEv, hcat and coid-I can ca III
propriety that have used every exertion
IN my power to perform the ard,t,ls and
monlentouS task incumbent on me as Shers
I'LL have done my duty, an satisfied.
J. BROWN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-13
NoRsoLK. Sent. 10.

Yesterday orr Norfolk Volunteers. having per-
t6rmed their six months tour received their dis.
charge. The two infantry companies. the Norfolk
juniors and Independent Volunteers, paraded toge-
ther IN the morning, and marched To Church where
Git being the dav set apart for humiliation ami prsv
err suitable discourse was given by the Re- Mr..
oymes. Alter divine service they marched dowr.
TO the Generals and passed in review before him,
from whence they retired tother RESPECTIVE homes
III defence OF which they have brayed the wiute.'s
blast ond summers seorching neat, % and which tue
hardships OF a military tour must render douby
sweet to them. II would be but bare justice to
these patrotic AMI hardy young men to say, that
they deserve well of their country They have ,er.
formed their duty with fidelity and cheerfalncss -
they have borne their full share ofdaneer aud hai
shipS, and though their constut oua task IS perior-
heu, they hoid themselves still ready, at any mo-
ment to turn ou, in the commcn defence --I,Lcv
have generally enjoyed good hosltli, and during
tn e whoe tonr there has only one man died out
ofthe two companies. Herald