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EXLdsT GYE&LAG s MIL.

CANnNDAiSUA, JnIse -,
4WJRE R~fD NE MS re u III c .E.A.4L.
ny Bentenan who arrived here. yeA,sr-
Gay IE.n' buhaine, we a-e informed that eR
iiday iast, ABOUT Iuiies trcn Iluesnstosi,.
b".,ls Was fos6ht hetween detachment
h"u' Gvn' boyG's arn.y. At .kort CecrQe,
uh"er the CcrImt.Il Of Co. BaerStlsE. AUD ).
british and in"isn torce .---t iie sHs sgersgs
c"i''i nued abOnt ~ hour and s halt. and is -,
Ihn"ted IL, lac oNe rthrow aBd caDtuIeci lie
Hn''r'cSn troops, co:.:istig OF about sCc
fcgu ass "l,h a 'ncui.e& Volunteer corus
under Cspt' Cyremus ChapE, OF abuut y
'hen. ihs nunSsr killed not known.
lhe number of truops unGer { an. ,Jsar.
bern oh the Niagara, Is stated az betvee,
@COG ana 5000 eD>ctiYe men.
ne militia III Gcneasee souMty have
oSen ofasred to march to the tton1srs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-09
FA7zWHYLS0,pN,tg PoTTER.

SAFE Jus, received sre4t gariet, of psv ,b,r,
y hcaUOrs among which are f@S
"THE BOOK"
Or the Delicate anvestlsaiiun Chjlde ,IsroI5.,
fHsr'nsge, English bards and Seo,ct reyI,y. rs.
Enc AID Isle. Rokehy ,sceJs works conulste en-
6, -eIu lrave'tie, Travels thr, och the Csnsdss
meJeo'eu @!dI ss'ss Chajaubiiau' TTaYris Ciark's
,a's'S IN RU11ia, 5Aetehe, OF Hay. IIis,oT, u s
Influence OF Lhsistpis Society Cal,u,ties at A..
i,h"rs' id,sn Wars, The Pe6ii; ut Of God,,ew1
ra'ts ~ Haiure' ~ Hiss eurncy Ssnto Sc .ss
NanC' on he Jonhg Protector, ftofgs, The Noanr
MoI"tr, The Monastery Of 81; Co!amb, s.e, a
.5LSO
oeo:FSianiilJ Bible, aud tees Memoirs.
81 A. asiortSert 81 Flute,, Fifes and Cla,,er.,.-L
me- ana toosh BruShe1, Globes, be &c.
guy y VIZ
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His TX. Gov. Nieigs.

LAMcAs3Es, 20. J June IS Lieut. Col.
J0hn -. CGmhbe9! has been ahhoinfed sol.
6y 6re0ct-ahd hfajor Jamss y BaH qn
fsn!fed de"'enont cH!one! by brtDet.
II eomhcny 81 U. $. tTeohs, Jrom Chjekn-
sago Bluff, hass,d through Cincinnati on
Sunday lasf. on fhei'' sVay 10 Fart 1Neigs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-09
ZAUE5v5lLr, june so.

: ne following interesting in.eliicerc,
"ri i'e north ". Army vas rolitcl, uf-
$50 US BY; h's cAce!iency Cos. meiqs.
~ 3SSed ,hrcngh here on Moglay. En-
,i"f, IN addition 20 W1atis contain
- In - t.l'oTinr et,rac,s. we 49,. fa. 5,.r,.
81 ''-"i it's highly gfobabs Colonel Ican.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-09
.fiivtrnt, Csrrr1Ps e67ce. y
Efah.Ho70, IN gEsy, 1915. (
CEMERAI- nnnrnr

- E1AS EMAIL tfEISEkG.
ghe Commander IN etise takes much, ,,;Avs.,-s,
N recoghitrs among de .srious irs,al ces of yr,is
coor&ET ar' rsi-ctisln, mich the pret c isis rs,
ltr'h'neo' zee very 10 oyak'e tsn.ies- - 50 r,ce
mads 10y TIC yoIinteer association. from she ,.,nn
tir9 c. Ai-@mAr'e. Fuyanng & i},caisrb.D,. un.lr.
fns commend q capt Gi:,ta t;srsiai, tof the de-
~ % sht' pAee or 10y other that ,,,ght b,.
ms S''ne Tor ;heiT service, teir eontipuanes her.,
*,h.oe unnecessary. saa although no opportnnir,
mas occurred ty which they could sicnsliz. them.
selves, tte exsmpie they have ct. viii rp,t,
,'"s impression on the mind Of grateful ccan.
iy oE"ef OF the Comnander in Chief
". ". HfNiGC, y A. C,
FOR
MOSES GREEN, a. G.
= E3r oe7erai nov Advertiser -nts, see the ftlt
and iodri'' pages ut this raref.
OF Fl. many ENEMIES, s-s ,he Mai, ard
c; mohs''on carriages that daiiy pa,s through hs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-09

,,.,,-,, Eark IF Tyfryiris, J,ur 81 1888
& E-Fi0ErtD rs Ter cent. ftas lS-n, declared
& teop Sre Sspch ct ;!is institution for t. i,s rs
ear - Dug The 5stf, 81. aid 1siI - PED 10 ,he.
shsre nciders upon app!scstinn az tn I,sL os"..i
> OF ~ iher representatives on or ai.er the I5rS
ju!y G. CIV = ~ eAsar.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-09

u The Nationai fut>!lisenoer of The ytbia,,aas
'ay' the cspuTe ot SCers,.sS cores in su r,ras.,s
"i'Ane---Lu. az Oily sistss IL al 51o.-s. psrusr,ar
Eng.
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FNITRvi OF 1t1rv

variety oi Voi0nteer Toasts wc-a pi,,
"a and oltcrsd by the tricutls OF tre kayo
~ tien III vie Bell Iavcrn, IN copol,neu, (,
.hoEas - hersoH. 10 Governor. Harbour. {
General Taylor, 10 Major Gavin Corbin. {
'Ar gallant Volunteers of petevsburgh. 1,
the Cratof Of ne Day, &o. &c.-.Ihe FOL
towing toast, IN a.iis to the vessel q
state a, well As in compliment to the IL
'oented L2wrsnce, was drunk with the ut
Don't sse W the ship, the last word
OF the dyids Lawrence
J" The following cxtcmpore Verse
tron the pen OF Wa. Mnnf. I'd, ESQ. wer,
sang with g'ea, g-e co the Music OF 90,
Ehrismas Day, in 'Y6.''
The month vas Juns--~tie vaay. s'Fi;rteep.
",'ea 3'ftaios hcs;.is aces " RI seen
Invading uan- vjDa's bsv
Their barg-s sasten o. the saore
1i.er 'tUcS-,z iie:r ca.lnops rosr
i'ns We teit 10 disniay.
m "',rr' VS. cGr gallant bani,
Defenders Of far cssniu'a lard
" 10 4 .,rteT'J IN that ,,i.ee.- -
Esi'. va tSat hope Ito ga nober'.i small.
virginia IONS were heroes eli.
WHO rs'cr vii know dissrsee.
u" ihoHSana Warriors or the ,l,ore
From Che tell Ships of Britain pour.
forr huhQreQ Iu-n 20 Il <ht -
Out 'a!.ant CIafchfe!G iegCs our van:
Brave CoTbiA .n.Gatcs e,sh man -
Mons thought u si,a d,eiul fipl,t
From Pryor. cannon esch DISCHARGE
is Gead'y 20 BRITISH barge,
And tagged with bioot the main -.
~ StiraEFS rihemsn ;hey fall -
beht: Hes unseen On every ball,
hnt mutt tIGc5 arc ssin
The bold lish, infantry of .Yhir6
performed ia duty lin that GsG
EaeL solt,sr oo6ly fought
Their Comrades all supported well -
An'l tan'c 10 future times shall Tell
H.w Caps, glory sought
The foe, by overwhelming STRENGTH.
Co,nnl'elfd our troops 80 Yield at ieng.ls
But 6'a9ety we retreat -
For little had that powerful hCst
OF victory. tho gsined to beast
FOR item. an fs:i, r.r tcas
I5g0 hRiicre4 s.ryiie British slaves,
Ahat morning, sunS ia ~at'ry graves
Or psri,b'd o. the plain
Seuen 17!y died OF that brave bard
Which c0tnbati for Colrmoia'g ic,d
And ,gil her rights maintain
Now, brothers nt the band, lets sirr
O"r s'te deversnce iron a lkiug,
Ard scorn tyrNnt's sway
w fought him once---a2ain wen Sgbt 49,
Aud sin with patriot heaTt, mite
IN MEMORY Of THE LAY.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-09

BUYrALoE, June 22--Contrary to een.ra, OK.
EeetAtnh, GcuerG Proctor ,tiii remains at Maiden
"a rsi'dorce0ent D! 20s r1eH has been s1,., iroua
the iIvad Of III. Lake 10 ais support
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-09

G' H. &0R&HEED'8 Pri.ze Ltk Of tls
3'@ gay n drdSoE, g n re MedcoI CcA
te6e L0ttrry--
no. ag.9es Sso.ooo
Lo'S65 EO
2t,lg6 50
spd - small prizes
C"Y 10 drawings reFc2,n to cornplete the ssSs7r.,
ana t"s toi""lnG esg;iaI prizes SUN ,.n,lr,vr.
One oi $1,000, one @! 5000, enc OF leCcc. ..v..
raj 81 1000 an 500 collars 'o'~' 'e
ticssts warranted un,rawn in th,. flnye-iLs-
wise q" the pennsglrau.s Grand stats i.useJy. in
" ho" t,e '"f""i"E prl1es reu,siu uuGY.,.,.. -
One OF 5t,oo9 cite OF 10000, tLrre a. n ooo
en' % ~, =" give OF 1850, ngteen OF 500, .ni
also le<c'3 in tne Baltimore R0optsI. s,l in
we fin'y Church ottewrs, can be had ., the s,h.
.'ripsf 0i'Ie--"he'e the Drawings OF ali the 4 o.
'eIieS e;h be examined eTrtis
C~sA GAn re l,sd Tor PIKE 1:aLets, end for Bank
= Ar,iiSi Eh SOCK !, slso kept for The eopy..
nHSe ct ad'en,'reis, attite. IojHcr,. and E,eh,..
Ohies OF LIZ kIJuSDEEt>t 80 N'"'Njo
I, a lev doors below the Bell
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-09

Thanks to Mr.. Burke fcrths discussion
which he has provoked" was tho feast of
Mr. Fox On reading Mr.. Burke'o obnol;ous
lstter on the French Revolution,
And "thank5 to the cneray" saw We. III
We owe them our thsnhs al AM for IN : bursts
OF patriotism which they have developed
in rginia.--Volunteers are po1ring no
our city ready to unshesthe their swords
Tor the detencc of their Sta'e. The Rife
Co'aP'ny If LYnchbuss, aud Volunteer
Association under the coUmaad Of Csptsin
Clifton Garland, have by the promptitude
OF their movements, deserved well Of their
fellow citizcn' I, is spirit Of this sort
winch proves thst arc h0ve u countrg.--If
mere were occasion for it iadced. d" ten
thoGtaRd lords would lean rron their
scaPbagds' 20 drive the daring invader
FROM or sell.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-09

ALEXANDRIA. Jov 6. Account. were
"sceiVed az Washington yesterday morning
y t5f express mai' from Bu9alue, of tho
C1ptuI. 81 Co'. Boerateliet and lis rsz
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-09

r N Hynrefa arrived here m Weiaesday trternoo,
u Gen. iiarrron O'Ny
-" ~, receipt of this Intelligence, sA the troovs
''' posi- wtre imioe is,eiy ordered to n,,rc! Tor
= F ''WusFT--'her marched this mcr.Ioy ------
Cr'ne' tnlcrsln'J regiment Las bs,g nri,.t,l -
~ 'N 'hs ,'e "t Lover ky.---Gsncr.,; Gar.
= ~ s''rief yesterday inoru *, and giil oyo,,,t,
90 4 ndsrsoi, ti.is evening
lff"a@Hrefon Chyon Jpac zb.1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-09

Erfyaet Sfd iefter Jr97t Ndsf'nr,oa tify
GATED "Juiy SUI 1918.
:" We have jus, received an account here,
(Which fearis uue) t.e: Col Boerstls r
has been taken near FGEE George with up
wards o. 5OOmen." en- B.ois.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-09

>. PLBANY, July o.
der Col Cu.tn-, tlurched from Greenbnsh on IVsd
nesdSy, erd enssrnped tor the night upon the hill
ives; OF The cipitol. Yesterday morning, we are
Happy 70 learn, our fsil"wctizcns Of Lion.st made
~ cs"in6nhsn, aud FURNISHED tha whole corp,
"'th plentiful treat They marched for the frog
tier Yesterday.
''ettlsi"en Who arrived on Wednesday nigh,
direct from Fort George bring uo.hiag nov.
Argu8.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-09

NJ HIfige, JV57c %.
We have Just reoei' ed correct Information from
Walden, which states, chat tiir combined InsiaD nd
Bfinahforees, 90 the smOUnt o. 600 strong are NM
preparing 10 atari for This place I am not certain
whether they ~iil appear to-day or to-nlyleos -
eaHnot fiata any ysrs,s1ats r. laiive g ss GANG
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FRoM TIE fRnNrIrps

ALBhNr, JGoe 2D --Our iaforrn .t:o,, frsro E,r,
tseoi;e 10 down 10 yesterday se'ennieit aud fro,A
5seEstrs hsrbor as lat: as Friday We have no.
,hniG from either place Of much interest Geusrsi
heaFhorn was so I.uch indisposed az 10 ronier his
rsmsVAi hazardous. zen. Lew,s arrived 1T Cayues
On huIstSy, On hs way to S.ekei,'s Hsrbor. The
Qualifications al Fort George were repairing, - wouiJ
ih trw daye bs sl!fs.sntlJ strong 10 rssst = sor.
s"fdI force IL was expected tao siny world matsl.
against the roemy the 6esinning Of the prss,nt
Joined Tie eneray at TIE hesG Of the lake ann SON
den.
MAI Gen. HAMsroH ard suite have arrived 10
'n"H, on tAeir "fy 10 burlington, where consider.
able torce already collected. Gen. u.,rL1rn h..
WIG resigned tbe command oeths district, il Of
eo0I' deTo!7.son Gen. Hampton ss the senior OH
small party Of British prisoners arrived on Sun
day, asa about 100 more ere OH their wsy
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-09

Erfract ofo letter Jrem nicm5er 1Cfhr
FeteTsburg TotUsfeers 10 his ./afhey, in
IBIS Heigh5onrheo9, dated
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we derive the following article from 40
lBqUestonabie source:
g tuiotmat;o1 fon, & Bri.i.A eHjesr 20 the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-09

Lo.isviHc, Jnfe 90. - rre Regiment of
81 mouths men recruited IN this state con-.
TnanOed BIZ Col. O"inss. are ordered 20 join
s5rn HARRISON Iuimsdiateiy. Capt y. II.
!Hooce, Win Uanber of recruits enlisted
~ ;h'3 town. marched yesterday TO join the
regimen.
t'e"er ii Green Clay is not dead. as sta,
sea ia the American Statesman OF last
week.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-29

tu,;on.-yVhile this last case can rarely
be expected to occur, its Importance
would require the most serious ana de-
,iberate consideration and even with res
meet to the FIRST, it cannot often be ex-
nectea to arise, under all the care which
i taken By our constitution and laws, to
define explicitly. the rights and qual'fi.
cations OF the electors. Whenever ei.
Their question, however shall occur, and
become necessity to be decided the
csu.t will not shrink from the investiga-
ton and decision thereof.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-29
From the Richmond Enquirer.
RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE.

The following important decision was
rendered in the Court OF Appeals on oa-
turday the 18th instant, In the SUIT Gus
rs VS., Lane !; which depended upon inc
following case
On the 18th January 1908, the Gene
raj Assembly of this Connmen"eai'h
passed an act, which reoised, that DOUBTS
bad arisen as to the proper construction
of the second section of the act entitled
Gan act concerning The election OF mem
bers of General Assembly,, ard !" WIN
a view of EXPLAINING The same, enac'eo''
That no person inhablIng WITHIN INC
district of Columbia or elsewhere, nol
within the jurisdiction oil this Common
wealth. shall be entitled to~exerclse the
right of su ffrage therein, except eltlzsns
thereof, employed abroad, IN the service
of the listed States, or Of this Common
wealth, and whose foreign residence
is occasioned by such service. oh
the l7th of April 800, G. W. P. Gus
It's, the appellant, who was born III VIZ
ginia, bu. resided within that part OF TIE
county OF Fairfax, which is now com
pretended within the district OF Column
6ia, at the time of its separation from
his Commonwealth, offered to vote at
the election of members OF the Gen. As
semhiy, for the said county OF Fairfax, IN
virtue OF freehold held by him In that
county. He vas prohibited thereirom,
by the appellee, the high Sheriff, under
the provisions Of the act above menslon-
ed, and this action was brought against
him therefor; with view, as is suppos-
ed, TO settle the right of the inhabitants
of that district, to vote within this Com
monwealth, or, in other words, to try
the constitutionality of die said act
The case was ably argued by Messrs.
E. ]. Lee and Call for the appellant, and
oy MIR. Writ for the appellee, and, on
the day first above mentioned, the tel
lowing opinion and resolution OF the
Court, was delivered by Judge Roane;
all the Judges being present, except
Judpe Cabell.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-29
Daily Gazette, z Dollars.
Country Gazette, 5 Dollars.
Joseph H. Mandevllle,
King Street near the RfDer,
OFFERS FOR SALE.

OFtEko FOk DALI.
80 hhds. and 100 bis. Orleans and
Muscavado Sugars,
so quarter chests and boxes Gun
powder. Imperial, Young Hyson,
Hyson Skin * Souchong TEAS,
latest importation, and superior
quality,
10000 ID. loaf and lump Sugar,
Is puncheens Sd and 4ta proof
Rum,
$4,000 lb green and white Coffee in
tieroes, bags and barrels
5000 do. best Goshen Cheese in
casks,
10000 do common N. England do
5000 do Pepper and Pimento,
pipes best 4th proof Cognsc
Brandy,
do best American Gin,
10 boxes Chocolate,
80 hhds. good retailing Molasses,
400 gals old Peach Brandy,
500 do. old Rye Whiskey,
800 do. Cherry Bounce,
100 bis. common Whiskey,
pipes, half do 30 Or. casks,
40 half or. do. Madeira, Iene.
rife, Lisbon, Port and Malaga
WINES-warranted genuine,
so kegs single, double and treble
r. Gunpowder,
1000 ID. Shot assorted,
100 boxes brown Soap,
$50 do spermaceti, mould & dipt
Candies,
so do. boxes and half boxes Spa
nish Cigars,
$50 reams wrapping and writing
Paper,
10 bales spinning Cotton,
S hhds Copperas,
2 do. roll birthstone,
1000 ID. Salt Pctre,
400 nests Wooden Ware,
5000 Id. red Soal Leather,
so dozen beaver and wool Hats.
Nutmegs, Cloves, Csssia, Fimento,
Mustard, best Sweet Oil in bottles,
Wine and Cider Vinegar, white SHAY
ing Soap, Grouad and Race Ginger,
Giaubcr Salts, American Cigars, best
Spani h Indigo. Madder, Soft s Hard
Shelled Almonds, Muscadel, Bloom &
cask Raisins, flesh Figs and Prunes,
HamiIton's aud CARROTS Snuff in bot.
tics, Gun -Flints, Hair Sihers, Alum.
FIG Blue, best Csvendish, small twist.
and Pigsail Tobacco, Becswax, lew
well cured Tongues. and Hams, Bed.
cords, Traces, lines, SC. Sc.
ALSO,
80 tons Plaster,
5000 bushels Lisbon Salt,
$500 do. Cadiz do.
1900 bushels Blown and Ground Al
lum do. in balk and Sacks,
5000 ID. Seine Twine,
80 bushels fresh Clover Seed.
AND {.
Rest S. fine Flour by the barren
March -, Il.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-29
: coMMvs,r,,

yar. VA
authority AZ /, that, a, Ivy l.. .
Of the citizen. Of A's'al',a
purpose of takins y
inc exposed aud , ~, y
Of OF that city a dsps su,'''|
eo' 10 Proceed linn. n
lass'n with in.,ryr,ii'','''
, remain secret. h rs'.]
yer Of this embs,, :. ' y
Mr. \ Moore, who ss !" y
. the British consul sarS,1
and who tas for som.']
at aa Annapolis a.' BY ii, \
Am govt. as aper, 81
AID prisoners, va, =, u
Wednesday last ar,ss,,j
o n authorised 70, y
all his papers and 'l,,1
ana sent to W,.aipy1
strictly guarded and,
converse with any u
P essence of the oscrl
receive any letter viii
ted to his inspection.
that the Captain of ls,A
Packet, has been sS ]
letters found on bo,,a j
lngton,-FeGcrai CAL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-29
New H3mt.isI

The Portsmouth, al
The goth March, eoa]
votes for governo, f,.a|
give Mr.. Gilman ID, !
majority of sss ovrI
war candidate. |
The same p,ps, /
branches Of the lesi,i1
'or of peace BY hard.,|
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-29
FOREIGN Iv7EI
From London Pa.m
Office gM 4
GEN. MsREsI

A gentleman rtcea.,
St. Petersbursh s,l,es /
patel. abide .carpnC
arrived there from As
Ger resided a few we'd
his way to the B,lds;
ported at the time, ,hl
or of an uncondifioll
from Gen. Moreau 10
Russia and the crew,
Gen, in any great sf'
posed to make Tor thea
rope. Col. RspaleI
views with minis,eh
dcnce here, and, ma
most satisfactory pred
ness Of Gen Morsag !
gainst the common u
of q certain descrlpa
commence persllCAil
Of Europe which b
were circumstances y
which render i, inp
sish government 70 %
raj. proposition at th
Rapatel proceeded at
The Swedish ceur, 10
The utmost possible tH
nado,le, to whom b.
from Aioreau; Offered
10 the Swedish army,
The Intended expedIm
ever, pursued bis a'
burgh, passing tAm
inspecting the RaH
way, and vas ad"l'''
son and other dI'tl's
to the conferenc" OIL
On bis arrival in ID
Col. Raps.eI was o.
psro, Alexander y
him an offer OF rl'Tl
upon him the rank ,. q
Russian army; ,,ndA
cupied in organl'''s',
Commissariat u0"'s
elish system i H.
fu,ure, until the 'tasa
.,.,on,ed 10 the duto
active Coa,mi,'..lih
will be performed y
man g OF snigr'n!:
to enter the Ru"i'l
10 t b, under the . ~.
TERM, ,e Of Sir R W. W.T.
The .ef'i' s.s :
well knswn-'",vn ,xiI
J,nuF
Ever .nsi0s, ~
# our our na'r,i'. u
sure to 6rd, Ina .,d1
,Iis have to = '' %
23s.' 81 s s''; :. e.
Belle ) lis' posls, s bio.
# equal force .'oo,p
S"'s asa IT, d Z.
' 'ad't lately sos's''''s
icon Of IS g9"' pa
apt; apt Harris. $, w. W.
;onslderso'.
d, she .'rgs. Nc
I least, IS 'S' .t:j !
intelligence II u
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-29

A letter from Norfolk of date 23d in
slant says, Admiral Warren arrived yes
terday afternoon in Lynhaven Bay-force
there, two 74's, five trisates, three briggs,
one schooner-One "a went to sea this
morning-In Hampton Roads, 8 ships
of the line, frigates, and $ schooners.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11

CUMBERLAND SIS.
7otta BY Ese siion and Is te jod at PSbfe ha,7ios
o. tbt f day IF Feb nary next, at Il s'sio 4 Il.
M. on 6ep,smi5es in Portland
A LII the right 10 Equity of Redemption
"A which John Grove. has in and to the fol-
lowing delcribed mortgaged Real Eitate, fitua-
ted in laid Portland, bounded and defcribed as
follows, viz A FINAL Lot Of Land adjoining
thes u hery end of Lu, Geoigs! vaugh
fold TO Joieph Cross. Jun aud ny The fame
to The Land of Iehabod Jordan. abou T.. feet
thence souihery by fad Jordan. Land 30
feet thence weitery holding the wild h of 20
feet to the isrset called Vsugh.n's Gree,
thence by faid Street so feet % The fri bound.
and is the fame 10, fad Groves purclafed
of the faid George Vaughan d 10 Recorded
in Regiiter Book Go page 81 with all the Bull.
diog., privileges u appurtensnee. to the lam.
belongings real E"a is mo.tgaged TO
laid Vaughan 10 ferure he psymenl of $50
Dollars and in erefi from May 5th $40.
JOS NJ. GRRRI III DEP /, SB..H
Portland, Dec "a 1912 (Jan u
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11
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COM MuNicATIoNs.


THERE seems 10 exist among the militia.
ry scepicks, an apprehension that II the
leasl thing be done t. encourage the mill
tia, /, will be advancing them TO too high
grounds where, by and by they would %
yerlook and set at defiance the civil au.hori.
ies.-This is sqeanish suggesl'on-tor
the militia compo,ss the great body OF the
pc O lie from whom emenates all authority
both civil and miluary-The civil ins,itu
tons have been built up under their own
sanction and care-and shall they be the
Ii ST TO destroy the works of their own
h nds lis there ANY danger, ON a rea-
.onsbc patronage to the militia, that they
will all turn regulars and keep the field by
the year So far from this, there is such a
want of military ardor and spirit that the
militia, which otherwise would be formida-
ole to AN enemy, and add to The strength
and responsibility of the Commonwealth,
only serves as laughing stock, for The ia.
po'ea exempts
Win regard to engine companies, so ne
cessary To the safety oil large towns, we
have only TO observe tina, they might with
the mos, fac,lity be filed from among q .
zens MOI liable 10 perform military duty -
and thereby restore TO the ranks OF the mill
liza many robust and uselul men. In many
towns they have already been increased TO
such numbers, even beyond VIVA, tgid pre-
caution would require, IS almost totally TO
destroy the millis. We wonder at The
taste which prefers the management OF
"saunting machine" 20 The manly aud use.
full exercise 0l he irclock - The e Is. another
very conclusive reason why men properly
oeibngiug 10 the mliiisly ispks should not
be licensed To serve as engineiaep-No'-
wilhstsnding they may be protected by The
) ate law from Temporary duty, still they are
liable to dr.I nj mght be marched on,
of town. / IS desirable therefore or every
account to till the Engine Companies, as
sugges ed by the petIlo namely from
ainong he young men between 10 ana 10
years Old, and other legal xemp,s genersiy
TIL Sc among our worthy CT izens styled
"iri nds," altho' they hive conscientious Oh.
iecl,ons 10 bearing anna, can haze no SOLID
reasons sgalns' qleachias FIRE. "A part OF
their religion ~ rigntiy undersiood) Is 10
sllay hsa', not 10 incressei
Noting will be SAID Of The organization
of the milus IS was Eist ntenced iht
present plan "" do with new system OF
tactics. But il will be vain TO expect any
improvement from the introduction OF new
$ ructure and practice, without Al adequate
encouragement.
Let he whole militia system go d wn
together or rsise il from its sinking con
tiiion. The favored mary, VINO BY existing
~, are screened from military duly, must
acknowledge that these distinctions do not
comporl with the free and eqas! principles Of