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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-05
Baltimore, July 9.
Extract of a letter to the editor, dated
BuTfALcE, June 90.

BuFFALoE, June 90.
arrived here te day from Newark, ON
my way to Sacket's Harbor.
Nothing OF importance has occurred here
since the capture of generals Wnder and
Chandler. and the retreat OF their detach.
ment from forty mile Greek.
General Lewis has had the command Of
the army for some time past, in concurrence
of the indisposition Of General Dearborn =
He left Newark ON Friday last for Sackct's
lIarbor and is to be 'sogcesded bv general
Hampton, whose arrival here is daily ex>
pected.
The army at Newark at present consists
of about 5000 men: Liedt. Colonel Mitch
ell commands at Fott Niagara with two
hundred men.
The British have the ascendencv on boil,
lakes: They have been occasionally before
Niagara during fortnight, and have inter-
copied several boats destined for that place
with cloathing and other supplies for the.
army.
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FROM the We7v YsSk Columbian.
THE DEATH OH ANyRENCE.

9 10 0le or conQueT, Hr0UeS q hero's heart -
The brave Lawrenqe then, is no more He
has tallen-though MOI cro%0ed with victory.
yet covered with glory He has fallen in the
Cause of his countI y--tl,at country, whose
name with his ownhe Mad eianobled. Short.
indeed, has been his life !; but it has been
brilliant, energetic aud useful Though his
bones now mouderin ahostileland, and 10
reign laures deck BIS grave, Vet here, his
memory shall be embalmed in the tears of
his friends and countrymen.
How noble is the end of a gallant man.
though shrouded by misfortune! With a
pleasing melancholy we contemplate it
with sensations OF the soul too full for utter
ance-too LOW for description. While the
coward andsthe traitor pass away, no pen
to ecord. and 10 tongue to repeat their il
noble story 1.-The death OF the brave man
and the patriot, stand inscribed upon the
immortal page, and is resoundel by the voice
OF universal praise. Yes, deBarted Law
renee! thy worth shall ever bcremember
ed thy death !amented. WhenSthou vert
iaid low, and thine enemies no ionger fear
eh thee, still did they reverence. And the
honors they paid thee are. the greatest eulo
gum upon thy charactefa
Hero OF Columbia Youthful warrior. or
hoary veteran How longsshall thy brothers.
dea h pass unavenged 3 4disRoice. with the
voice of Pike, cries aloud from the grave |.
Do no emotions swell thy bosom o let them
not subsde Emulate his deeds, then, and
prolong his remembrance.-For know. that
however valiant thou art-howsoever virtu
ons and beloved
" He was-whatever thou hast been,
He is-what thou shalt be %
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Flanagan, &. veoman; Joseph Vaughan, o. S
~IU!n Devo, Noah Dearborn, seamen.
MARINEs.--John 1wiss, sergeant /; Rich
ard Hoffman, James Brown, Joseph Twiss,
George Upham, Jno. Crippen, privates ;
WIN. Dixon, corporal; Samuel Jackson,
John Johnson, John Wright, Miles Morriss,
Maths. Walbry, privates; VIM. Harriss,
sergeant Warren Fogg, Thomas Johnson
George Clyne, Joseph Crane, VIM. Lewis,
John Livre, Jchn Brady, privates.
Total wounded. 9S.
= Those marked fhusfs) haze died since.
Halifax, June 10, 1873.
(Signed) r. G. EDGIN, Surgeon.
T.JSCHEW, Purser.
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BostoE Pap.
FURTHER PROGRESSiO on

A Committee of the Massachusetts lie
sislature have made ReTort, which one
OF their papers queerly calls, " anothe, i'm
horfant ddcurient on thefdetcnceLess state
Of oar sea coaat, "-=s( defenceless by the
way, because STRoNGs@ill not do his du-
ty) After questioning their own right to
meddle with the maItsr, tasagh they have
| impertinently interfered in avery affair,
| which was out of tAeir ptaVince, they in
| troduce the following passage:
But if we havelthe right, your commit
| tee would enquire, whether il. be right,
which ought TO be- exercised in the present
| unjust and destructive war? Whether it is
not duty of high import and binding obli
CATION, NOT 10 becsme Farmers ofhi8 gut
by voluntarily embarking in its prosecution ?
And whether naval force, fitted out by this
Commonwealth, and stationea off cur ports
and harbors, zpouid 2of.aeGcssarilg come in
contact NTH ON ad0srsafy, and 6y frequent
collision create mutual dsferity, and uhi,
mafely inUotUe us as UoiRatary and actfve
harYizanS in the War Your Committee
are of opinion that such n measure, consi>
dering the limited force which the Com
monwealth is able to fui nish, instead of di-
minishing would augment, if possible, the
existing evils, and instead of accomplishing
would defeat the object in view--tae pro-
lection of the coasting trade %
1t is not our purpose to anticipate the ri
dicule and contempt, which this passage
will infallibly excite but merely TO note it
as an incident in the "hrogresS offacfion,"
and to record the names of the men, who
will share the infamy of this ebullition of
! the = voluntary and actiUe harfizans" of
England. The Chairman, 1IHs, is a young
lawyer, the townsman and tool of Govern
or STRONG. Sergeant and Pre6Le are
most inveterate factionists-and the solita-
ry republican On the Committee from the
| House, is General SPURR, respectable &
firm man, who unquestionably dissented
from the turbulent folly, of which we have
presented a specimen. Ofthe Senate Com
mittee, Thorndike is an EsSer as well as
EsSe,r unto man, WeHe8 a Bostonian, OF
whom Ohs holds the puppet strings, and
! Read, republican, who was undoubtedly
gulltless ofthe outrage.
Bali. Patriot.
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u.

PETER BAILEY, a private who was late
ly executed at Burlington, for desertion, the
third offence, has left dying declaration
that he was seduced from the allegiance IN
had solemnly sworn to (by men whose names
he gave) by the offer Of means to take him to
Canada, and promise of support for his
family. Thus has ne had to pay the forfeit
ure of their Chimes. He manifested contri-
ton, and earnestly exhorted his fellow-sol-
diers to refraih Efomthe like.
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IVednesaay. Inne so.

Mr.. Wheaton ,sresented remonstrance
from certain members OF the society ct
Friends in New England, in opposition to
the War, and en,reating that measures may
be taken to restore peace; which was read
and ordered to lie en- the table.
MIR. M'Kee presented the petition of Jas
Innerarity of West Florida, praying relief
in a case of rejected title to tract of
land which was referred to the Commit
tee on Public Lands.
Mr.. Yroup, from the Military Commit
tee, reported bill making further appro-
priation for the defence Of the ports and
,ha,bors of the u. States; which was twice
read.
Mr.. Nelson, from the Committee on Ma
val Affairs, reported a bill to amend me
ac. authorising pensions to persons wound
ed on board private armed ships; which
was twice read and committed to u Com
mittee If the whole House.
Mr.. Hopkins OF n. York, Gotained leave
of absence from the service of the House,
for the remaindsr of the session.
WAYS AND MEANS.
-The question whether the Committee of
the whole House have leave to sit again on
Mr.. Fisk's resolution for laying an excise on
domestic distiledspirits, was taken up and
decide d in the alfifmative-Ayes 60, Nays
49,
And The MISREPRESENTATION of the same
was then postponed to Monday four weeks
--Aves 63, Nays q.
The House then fssolveditself into com
mi,tee of the who'F House, Mr.. Nelson in
the CHR, on the bIls for laying and collect
ii,g direct tax.
Ihe Committee proceeded to consider
the oil for laying a tax on licences for dis
filling.
Mr. BIB read letter from the Sec'y Of
the Treasury, explanatory OF his reasons
for recommending Tin answer to an enqui-
nv Of the Committee) that the tax be lald on
the capacity of the stills in preference TO
the quantity distilled.
Mr.. Bibb moved to fill up the blanks in
the several sections respecting the time
when this bill shall be put into operation,
with the words 90 first day Of January
next. which was agreed to without Opposite
on.
Mr.. TAYLOR, after a speech OF considera-
bile length, moved TO strike out the whole OF
the I'd section of the bill, which lays tax
on the capacity Of the still.
"a debate os@considerable length took
ptace ON he motion, in which Messrs. Bib,
novall, Wright, Fisk Of N. Y. Roberts
F;ndley, Bowen, Shepherd and PIckens
spoke. -
The question was theRtaken on striking
out the second seetfbn OF the bill ana oecl'
i ded in the affirmative.
For striking OFT 70
I,s;,e, II So
Ihe committee &c the whole House then
o.e. aud reported the bill with this and o.
ther amendments.
The House procee ded to consider the re-
,ort of the committee of the whole House
J The question on concurring with the com
E rittee in striking out the second section o.
= S,e bill was taken by Yeas and Nays ano
decided as fellows
For concurrence, Oh
Against it
So that the amendment of the committed
Of the whole House was disagreed to, thu
second section reipstated, and the bill wa
AGAIN referred to the same committee.
And the House adjourned at o'clock.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-05

Astonishing eaerUation.-During a tre-
mendous storm, on Sunday last week tn e
house of Mr.. Gushing of OlneyVille, r 1.
was struck with lighting, clapboards were
ripped of, planks splintered, and considera-
bic other damage done to the house and
furniture, yet none Of the family were hur,l
IL.
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Bait Patriot.

A CaptaiVHAwLEY, who had been re
CURED Ito hold himself in readiness" &c
in New, York; in coWhany orders 10
his men, con nlepces in the style of poll
tician, talks of the justice and injustice OF
wars, and the rights OF the citizens, &c. for
which piece OF misplaced, abusive and non
sensical defamation, he has been arrest, 4
by his Colonel.
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WAsEINcToN CITv I

WASHINGTON CITY, July 9.
The bill, reported 10y the committee of
Foreign Relations in the Senate, fer cutting
oftthe indirect intercourse now existing with.
the enemy, which we published in our last,
has passed that body, and recciyed its first
and second reading in the House of Repre-
sentatives. V WNy
The bill for the ASSESSING Mt and collection
of the Direct and Internal lakes, that is, the
bill containing the general provisions on this
subject, has passed the HotIse,. The bills
laying the Taxes are in train of discus
sion.
The gallant colonel Ccvington, of the U.
>. cavalry, who distinguished himself in ear
ly life at The head Of the Cavalry under gen,
Wayne, passed through here a day or two
ago, ON his journey from the Southern To the
Northern Army Nat. In. eLigence7.
Inc following order from the Navy De-
partment was on Wednesday put IN execu-
ton at the Navy Yard in this city:
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
SIR, MSt
Having received the official account Of
the capture of the Uni,ed States frigate
Chesapeake by the British frigate Shannon,
ater Sanguinary and disastrous conflict, in
which the brave and excellent Captain
JAMES LAWRENCE terminated life of glo-
ny, you will cause the ceremonies due to
worth and valor To be obsefved TO morrow
at 8, a. N. by displaying the Gags at the
ra'y Yard, and on board the vessels in or
binary. half-mast. and firing Is minute guns,
which will be repeated at MERIDIAN, and az
gain at sun set, when the flags Willie hauled
down
lam respectfully, your obelient servant,
(Signed) w. JONES.
Commodore YINCFr
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"NVe can state from an authentic source
(says the Norfolk Ledger "that 4dDs Var
rem said that our countrymcn at Hampton had
not disgraccd themselves
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DIED.


AT Halifax, on the 18th inst. 1t. AuGUs-
TUs &. LUDLOW, second in command on
board the Chesapeake frigate. aged 81, OF
the wounds he received IN the action with
the Shannon. His remains mere entombed,
with every mark of miIlitary distinction,
which generous enemy could bestcw on a
gallant, youth, whoSfelAin defending his
country's flag.
On board the frigaos Chesaveake, DURING
the action with the shannon, o. the lst inst
WILLIAM AUGUSTUS WHITE, IL. &c,
Sailing Master---a native OF Rutland.
Mass. Noble and generous. his heart was
open and sincere-cvery qualification ems
to have been united in him, that would en-
dear him to his friends, or sharpen the poig-
nancy of their grief at his loss-determin-
ed and resolute, he was eminently calCua
ted for the station he held. Possessing an
ardent attachment to his Country, he early
embarked in her cause, and has finally sa-
crihced a valuable life. He had the glory
OF sharing in tile fate Of the unfortunate
LAWRENCE, in the first broadside received
from the Shannon, in which that brave com
mander was wounded-HE FELL, and his
Country lost promising officer; his &C.
quaintance, a sincere and an affectionatC
friend.
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DON'T GIVE lip TEIR SLID, %,


NoRFoLE, July 3.
The account published in our last OF tie fau
# Dantzic IS most certainly Forgery: but
whether in London or bermuda Ne cannot saw
Ledger
The ENEMY has not for the last three dive
made the slightest movement that is worto NO,
ticing' -.
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WASHINGTON CITY, July 3.
TEIE pRESIDEMJ'

Continues COW alescent. Lie progress Of
MS recovery from the severesilness with
which he has been afflicted, Is more fayora-
bic than the most sanguine anticipations of
his family and his physclans.-Na Int.
A bill has passed both Houses of CONGRESS.
nearly unanimously, for .authorisine the
building number of barges Tor roW>gal~
lies) for the defence of the shores and wa
tiers of the United States. This is sneci, q
OF defence relied on with much Confidence
by gentlemen deemed wei qudbhcd iudpes
Of such matters and we truA, Ahen CARR.
ed into execution, will at lean partially ar
rest the British marauding and depredatinp
parties in our rivers and our shoaI waters.
B.
DON'T GIVE UP THE SHIPP'
said the gallant LAWRENCE, even in the
moments of delirium. Such an exclamation
was the Offspring of true valor, the noblest
TAFT OF n bic soul. Perhaps stronger &.
more honorable instance of the prevalence
ot the ruling fassion, to the last, i, not to
be found. 1t exemplifes what the English
poet prophecied of his patriotic country
man:
And you, brave Gotham, in your latest
breath,
Shall feel the ,aiiHg passion strong in death
Such in that moment, as in 81 the past,
" save my eORstyys Heaven ~ shall be your
last" 60 B.
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NORFOLK, JUNE 80.

On Monday about ten o'clock the enemy's
| feet in Hampton Roads made a movement
Five ships Cirigates) three briggs, and schoon-
ers, got under weigh, with the wind about S.
w. They stood up James river, until the ebb
compelled them to anchor-about O'Clock the
food made, when with fresh breeze at abou,
south, they got under weigh, and at sunset were
out of sight.
The object of This movement we can only
conjecture-we should have supposed il for
water, if Hampton did not furnish abundance
Stock, of which Rfhcy are much in want,
has been supposed the object-the force how
ever is very considerable for that purpose. BY
some il has been Imagined that the enemy
meant 10 land bodk OF men upon the istllmus
formed by York aid yames rivers, and thus in
tercePt rein!or0cIIk1< Sctxom the coun, les above
to Major Crut tIl{I< Tork, white another boz
dy should adv: M I'M tJanpton. "a The enemy
have shewn so lf{Ic NC linaton 10 advance into
the country, thaNthis appears o be bolder
movement than We could ascribc to him.
The expeditonlis perbxps >i6<epded to alarm
the counties uponlJamsf <{x<f <r<kto stop re-
inforcemen,s fiom.the qPS 1Efya b the low
er, and to this place III b4f(< ~ & M respect,
10 his post, we can WIN Sire State, that
every hour improves otit noe an 81 Cef.ncc, &
''0' % nc genera ''""''"' Asg.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-05

Captain STEWART, has taken the com
mand OF the frigate CONSTITUTIONS, il
this harbour.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-05

Exfracs eta letter from, respectable character
in Viliiansburg, to a eiticsn Of this place, da.
ted .Jaiy 5, 1915.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-05
WAYS AND MEANS.

Ehe question whether the Committee of
the whole House have leave to sit again on
Mr.. Fisk's resolution for laying an excise on
domestic distilledspirits, was taken up and
decide d in the affFmatWe--Ayes GO, Nays
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-05

The following order from the Navy De-
partment was on Wednesday put IN execu-
ton at the Navy Yard in this CITY:
NAVY DEPARTMENT..
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~ Superfine Yellow Bark,

DIR, S.dNT0RD'S improved POWs
DER OF the BARK, having been used
and highly approved by many phys:-s
clans of distinguished character in diffeA
rent parts OF the United States , the
proprietor is Sow encouraged to offer
it to the FACULTY in general, under tho
pcrsuasioa, that no practitioner OF taste,
In the choice of his means, can fail 10
be grati6ed in the use of this elegant
preparatlon.-In strength, fineness and
certainty OF operation, it greatly safs
passes the bark in common use.
ALSO,
The ESSEN TIL SILT or
BARK, prepared by the same.
The above articles are put upin pafs
cells of different sizes, to Accommodate
the usual wants of not only physicians
but Of retail druggists. country Ineis
chants and private { miles -SoldCy
Jarneb Kennedy, sen.
P1uxselIet, and no other tsrson IN
Alexandria.
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January,s.


DECEMBER 81, 1912
THE Stockholders in the Bank of A.
lexandria are hereby notified that aR
election of nine Directors FOR the ensuing
year, will be held ut the court house, in
this town, on the third Monday Che
ls,h) January next.
] L. Mic kENNA, Cashier:
December q dSteotl8Ja
k@ MIR. Davis, in Richmond, and
Mr.. Heiskell, in Winchester, arc res
quested to insert the above in theif
newsDAperS
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LEGISLATIVE FOLLY.

Some wears ago, the Legislature OF
Georgia passed all act, giT'ng the name
Of RandoL4h tea county of that state, IN
honor of the Hen. JOHN RANDOLPH OF
Virginia The present legislature, 1t
appears, have changed the name of that
county from Randothh tn Jasfsr and
assigning in the preamble to this new
act, the reasons which led to the mea,
sure, they say, ttat the Legislature OBJ
serve in Mr.. Randolph such dcaertion
of correct principles, and sach an at
tachment to the enemies ofihe q. States
as to render his name odi9us TO the ltee-
tie Of Georgia ~ Y. Com. .ddv.
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L I'll W III II IL ~ " S' L y Ofsf.
This Piece Of Mechanism, invented
and constructed bJ the ingenious Meizef
of Vienna, is thercsult OF i5years labor
and assidious study, and contains within
itself ts9o hundred and fly different in.
straments, consisting OF flafes, C!arto-
nets, Hauibsys, F!agioleta, 1rumfefs,
Basaoon$, French Horns, Kettle Drums,
Large Drums, Cgmbcls, 7riangels, 0c.
&c. sc. in fine, every Instrument to
complete Baud of Music. Ii performs
10 full symphony some of the choisest
Pieces of Music of the best composers,
such as Hayden, Stehbeh, Mozarf and
others equally celebrated. 1t has been
successfully exhibited to admiring null
titudesin Virnna, Peters5arg and Paris;
and more recently in Boston, .Ntsy- York,
PHILADELPHIA, Baltimore and RlehmSnd.
There exists in London another instru-
ment Of the kind, constructed by the
same artist, but on much smaller scale.
These form the only two in the
world. The proprietor has been credl-
bly, informed, by q Gentleman who has
lately Witnessed its exhibitions, that tho
greatly inferior in size and effect than the
one now here, it constantly attracted a
crcuded auditory during the whole day.
Signor PARDI has spared neither
pains nor expenes in decorating sind Or
namenting this wonderful Instrument,
so as to render it worthy Of public pat
ronage, and equally elegast to the eye as
it is enchaDting to the sar.-OA Its me-
tits he will no, diIate, confident that all
who shall have Witnessed its perform
ance will not fail to admire 1t, and by
their favorable report to their friends, do
i, ample justice.
Suffice it to say that the public will
now have an opportunity othearins some
of the choicest Symphonies performed
BY a greater number of Instruments, and
more various, ali III perleel accord, than
has ever been before heard in this place.
~ Doors TO be open at hall past s.
Performance tn commenced half past 6.
Abundance, Box 8 Pitt and Gallery
SO Cents each-Chldren half price
sr3' The Theatre will be made COM
for,aby warm by fires.
January IS.
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Prices Current Of american produce
at liverpool. 9TH Noe. 1912.

Prices Current Of american produce
at liverpool. 9TH NoO. 1912.
dishes, Boston, Pot, o4s. Cd. q SIS. Cd.
cwt. New York, do SIS Cd SIS Cd
cwt Crusted do. AIS, Cd. SIS. Oh
cwt. st Pearl 54s. Cd, q SIS Cd cwt. in
fair demand, and United States Ashes
becoming very scarce o.tGR, Sea Is
land, IS. Cd. 2s cd. ID. Ordinary and
stained do. Is. I'd lad Is. l0d. ID. Up
lard, Is. Sd Is 6 lid. ID New Or
leaus, Is. S | Sd Is. lad. 10; Cotton
in good demand, and should the pros
pect OF a continuance OF war with Anne
RIGA Increase, higher prices may be ex
pected.--1'o5acco, Virgins, ordinary
leaf, Id a 3d ID. middling Oh a 3D.
ID. good, l-2a lid. ID. fine, I'D ID.
Top stcmmcd, Sd lad, Maryland. 5
I'D. l0d Tobacco sells readily at
our suotations--The stock IN this mar
ket of all descriptions is about IL 9 O
nhds.-Tar, SIS. cd. a 4os Cd brl Ia
rather dull, owing to recent supplies
from Observation-Disclosures So. Oh.
a SIS Cd cWt.-- F21ISfed, Tor sowing,
SIS Cd, l5s, Cd. bushel, Crushing
COS. Cd. hid. very scarce, and will be
much wanted when the season for SOW
in errivcs-CloUerSeed, COS. Oh. zoos
Cd Cwt -Whcat, lss..ed a 9s Cd. 70
i1s-i2oHr, super6ne, .7ss. Cd sos. Cd
| b~l -Ric,, rs Cd :S3s. cd cwt.; but
a few barrels at mlrket-Qaerc'tr0n
Bark, middling, 4os. cd, a,5os. Cd cwt.
good and fine, SOS Cd d s8s. Cd cwt-
Stapes, W. 0 Pipe, Ito II 46 400
Slaves arc getting very scarce and Want
ed. hid L4O ! IS do. barrel, i2s 80
do - ITm6er, Pine Logs, IS. Cd cub. IT.
Pitch Pine do SIS Cd. do. Oak do. SIS. Ga.
do. Maple Bvcch, SIS. od do; Timber
is lii regular demand.