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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-29

For Sale or Rent,
THE HOUSE, corner Of Prince ~
Fairfax-strcets, now oceuplsc y
M. Jshs Wcstcoit Possession giyso
third Of April. Apply %
!, ssS James Harper.
March g. sGwix laK3M
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-29

Fldrla Museum,
'ecep Gu of visitors,
Nn'ay excepted, from
"a N-and on We'd
bon s TO 9 o'clock.
"'''m it a pleasure,
N viewing an assem-.
rs Of Nature and Art,
ftl,d.
Dc Museum, is at all
for
IS cents, each visit
Facents.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-29

FOR FREIGHT,
.rR The fast-sailing schooner
X23e Mary Ann,
Horatio Middleton, Master.
J tBnrthen 500 Barrels-will be ready
for the reception Of a cargo in live days
Apply to
Adams, Herbert q co.
Who have just reeeived for Sale,
lIs Bales first quality . pland Cotton,
81 hhds. do. do. Mu.Scvado,
5000 VT. Green and White Coffee,
SO bids. and tierces Molasses,
% psnchcons Rum
IL chests Young Hyson Tea,
so casks Brown Stout,
Is key. Harris's Tobacco,
Ia5 boxes and half boxes Segsrs,
500 VT. Race Ginger, x /:
50 spanish Hides.
ALSO,
40 tons Plaster Paris,
40 barrels Tar.
March 4.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23

BIZ THE l. d,F mills.
From fhe albany .d,;gus Ertro.
Wednesdau Afarn,iur. .Sen1 Is.


| The following i: the only intelligence for.
nished by last evenings mail, relative TO the
recent engagement on Lake Ontario.
Messenger Office. CanandGigua, Sent. 70.
NAVAL BATTLE ON LAKE ONrA-
RIO.
Public anxiety has been SO much excited
by the severe cannonadlng which has been
heard from the Lake during Yesterday. thar
we hasten To lay before the readers of the,
Messenger the latest accounts upon the sub.
Ject. Our Information is derived from two
expresses whom We dispatched TO the mouth
OF oSenesee River and TO Pultney,ille. IL
appears that on Wednesday, the aeets AID
preached each other, ours consisting of ele
ven sail and the British of eight They ma.
| nGuvred for the windward Til Saturday
when Commodore Chauncey obtained ia,
weather gage, keeping the British aeet be
tween him and the Lake shore.
About p. NJ he brought the enemy To a.,
engagement, which lasted two hours, whe
III consequence of the British suuadroR b,.
ing better sailors, they shot ahead SO as
be out OF the reach OF our guns. Our Ace
pursued tail about half AN hour before sun
set, the Pike came up with the enemy anu
passed between the Wolfe and another YES
sci, with the intention of separating then
from the fleet. These vessels commenced
fire upon the Pike, which was returned
and the remainder OF he encm, y ships held
back until the whole of our fleet came up
when an action again cnsued, after which
the enemy sailed off, and the last that was
seen OF them they had separated fr IN GU,
fleet which was still in pursuit. From tue
Lakes beng extremely tuggy our intorman,
saw no more of them a e dark
by all accounts I appears thai our fleet
have had the advantage throughout Ou4
informant is Certain that oar shot did much
more execution than the enemy. He is in q
situation to judge, beng in skifF about
A.. niie distance from the fleets, most oil tho
time. The fleets were precis ly in that 81
.uation where our long pieces would be most
cffcc AL
he new schooner the Sylph was i'm the
engagement. If the sncmy do not hasten to
take shelter in Kingston harbor, they wilt
inevitably be conquered. Sir James Ye.
h taken a lesson from his pupil. a li,tle
beyond the Z" first rudiments of seamanshin ;,
SIR James sails have helped him more THAI.
his guns.
From Burlington, we learn that the troops
late at this place, had all crossed at Cum
ber!and Head, with the exception of a re
.giment of volunteers, and corps of L.ieh,
Dragons. The snemy's lotilla had cine
down as far as Isle la Motto, but retlred ON
the approach OF our naval force.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23

he wedding rohc of political Righteousness.
AMI attend upon the "hali Of on, feaN,'
And you Massachusetts in particular Your
name saaong the first inro.lcd IN the ma
sic volume OF our revoluton-The Voice OF
heaven. born freedom frs; sounded It's oe..
iighttul ara,hena of regeneration from cur
bo-pm. You TOLD and blet --you STRUGGLED
and overcame in the glorious cause which
cmancipated millions--D,d YOU hen rec.
proca,e no tender endearments 10 your -
rental country? Did cost your youthful
heart no emotions TO take mp tls- paan,!ct
of dsohedlence against ,Our nufre!mrpro-
ytnit"r' Il net: esYouse again tie cause OF
Libcri, ard of Mgn--- tusn. / -nfrcat vou
from the rou@l voyage # open di>cooten;--
hang up your Wet garments ncd licturs,,
tables IL uie strvylrg arr OF our un;on-
Y,s, goU Mdk hs cause q Il,igh and Dur
bic pits ir ibe vast perispl,- whicl ~
potts III, 5ori tabfic Of our L.berie Il
tn hevu'5 Uosaic--inIhs tesselatcd move
mont Of ir, tonicdcration, yo,c Shah shNue
polished gurc.
LeJ THESE things be deuc-@nd peace will
500 sml uran OUR Borders he wsr>woin
sot6er shall witueSs III triumph Of honora-
be distigdsion. ,le pleasing and comfortable
cgnticicof F" mar m;sija.' e his tolls and.
dangers. he Iears Of phlenttrc;,y, of reae
sun, and oi freedom. be ceagertcd into jvyS
We shall have oblrrca che law OF the inf
ni'e seresoi social p.ticctabi;ity, the mys-
ferrous J6r1 utc. OF irse government shall
have had satisfactory practical soluton--
We shall have heard frcm the prophetic O.
raCle OF fcrrune, the sublime ca ciamGl n
OF ESQ hcf1iei IA" Ia cur ration's hap.i,
ne>s ant gis ry--a riohudi riiance treasured
W IN the donicil OF our Fathers, which
moths cRnuot Corrupt nor thieves break
through and steai"-Tben hall the Eagle
of ON liberties perch upon the lofty pyra-
mid of the tenr e-7awing the world with
tins divine & III piessive acmcni,ion of truth
ard jus,,ce-" sc nfere tue ufohc'llm non
ieCedds."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23
a ERESR MLsFoRruNE /

The rains nave caused prodigious swell
and raised the stream OF James River 10 an
unusual and alarming height. We are cona
sequence OF some detect, which rendered its
foundation lncapabie OF resisting the gradual
sap OF the waters, the lofty aud elegant round
Building, erecting by Mr.. CHAs. WHITLocK,
for SHOT TOWER, suddenly gave way and
was laid completely in RUNS Tie FsDric had
assembled to nearly one hundred feet IN height
and being on the bank OF the river, near the
bridge, began TO form a striking object IN the
Landscape, aud an interesting ornament to the
city
we are happy to learn that no lives were
lost on the OCCASIONS but from the midmgh
| hour at Which the accident happened, and III,
| laundering crash with which So huge and ,oft,
a mass Of RrIst-Work descended, the neigh
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23
From tie PhiladeLhh,a m Pre.s.
LIEUT.. WILLIAM BtJRROUS

The glorious fate of this gallant officer
(seaed by his death, in the eervice of orr
country deprives his fellow citizens ofthe
opportunity of bes;owing any tribute of ner-
sonal respect, which he can himself eniov.
but something may be done to indulge tre
puolic sentiment of appreciation AID an
piause something to illustrate the merit oe
noble example and something To alleviate
the sorrows of All afflicted family.
70 all who love their COUNTRY TO all who
delight in honoring the memory of the brave
and to all who feel the charities of life. on 4.
impaired by The passion of politics an an
iieai Is. therefore, made, In the following
propositions
L. nat subscription he opened at the
MANSION House, the High Street COT
zee House, and he Merchants CofIc>
House, to raise a sufficient sum OF mo.
hey' ior placing, in some public build.
ing III Philadelphia, a Marble table,
with proper Inscriptions. commemora.
i've ct the gallant achievement of the
late Lieut.. w. Burrows ia the capturt.
OF the British Brig Box r., by the Upi-
ted States brig EETERPRI2A, under
his command.
:. lhat the application of the fund he en-
trusted to the care f Committee 10
be appointed by the Subscribers ~ >
general meeting.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23
Dry Goods SIC. At AUCTION.
THE SIyRSr pJpepS

liz SCBSC RIDERS
nave received large assortment Of Dry
GOODS, &c. being The baance of Country
rs abh hEe hich ule, will sell Al Pub.
NC .AuC'ioi' Wi9RoUT RESER re, ON THB lSth
hIsf -"
The following arr cles Compose, princi.
paiIy, he assortment, VIZ:
il ndal Cottons, Coatines. broad CIo.ho
asaiineres, Plains, Forest Cloths. & Mu.lin
HAnkerchiets of various descript,o,,, cot,nn
worsesu and Coarse yarn Hosiery, shammog
and buck skin Clio, es, Ginghams. Barcejn.
ma Hdndkerchiefs, cotton ShawIs, R,bbons.
Lace Ca'iicoes, Dmity, tabby velvet. Vest
patterns, Velvets and constitution Cord.
Bed ick, some Hardware, Buttons, IVORY
Combs, Pepper, Pmento and Ginger kid
shoes, Castings, sheet Iron, Nuns thread.
49,. sc. '''
They also have on hand, AID will receive
prior to the above period,
4u Packages Dry-Goods. viz;
B-auket,, Cloths. Germsl oz,abu,g, and
iNcklenburgs, lndia Cottons, Calico Ginge
nam, Cotl II aud SILK Hosiery, Russia sheet.
'ngs and Ra ems Duck, Bon,bszene Uni.
ties biack Cambr'c, White Canor,c. ele,,
CANT JAc"nett Camsric, ella II .nkerch fs
ing Cio'hs, Wooien Vestings, .uA C S.
simefes, Furniture CaIhcues, Creas bows
i4sse1. lush oheeting Linen C,mbrics, l.
rish Linens White Elan els yer, fine Red
fianneis' Yellow do an xc llent parcel OF
Blue Cloths, elegant lace Wells. KID
IIoVes, elegant back aud White Lace. and
great variety of other articles, too hume
reuS Tor the limits of ali Ad or, r.enen,.
lie Sales will be ntlnued IRON, dav to
day until closed. Terms liberal ana made
hnown at the comm nceuent of the Sale,
y ich will b. at 10 O'Clock
" heaboVes leis unavold, ably postponed
u 4 M nd y he 9th inst, when it wal pos-
itveli t.ke place
A41Heare robinson e. F'leqsanfs, y. M
Rlc"m 30 reD' mbei %. 1913
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23
Nnw YnpK San n

NEW YORK sep II.
From Lake Ontario. The great and ge
neal anxiety oiths citizens respecting the e"
ventful operations on Lake Ontario, is IN
part relieved by this mornings account -
Commodore Chauncey has grappled the
enemy and though the superior sa ling or
skilful management of tue British has ela-
bled them to give our squadron the slip,
we have little doubt mat before this tine
sir Janes, the knight of the lake, has been
driven into port or brought to a closer and
more decisive contest.
Our gallant Commodore has disproved
the declaration that he "cannot fight Yeu;'
and it he has NOT captured any part
of lis force, it is not because he would not
make the attempt Sir lanes, it appears
has at least had an opportunity oftrying the
metal of the Anne ican cannon, aud proving
the Courage Of our officers. And we can
not but anticipate, by the intelligence of the
next engagement, an account of resul
still more favorable to the skill and prov
ess of the American commander, and ad
vantageous to our country's cause.
Columbian
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23
From the Boston Gazette Of Sept. 10.
MEDIATION.
Boston Pa.

Our London acc UNITS. which bys ell recent ~ q
rivals in thiscountry from Europe, are brought Iow
to he 18th July. furnish very little matter on he
subject of American affairs. lite Courier oh
seryes:-" Great hopes are entertained in America
of successful issue of this Mediation We ov
Minister'S have fatty refused to negotiate through
nv umpire IL Americs really wishes IN lie at peace
with 6. b. we stand ready TO meet her face t f. c
and treat on the most honorable terms though we
have already experienced much petty Jogging chi
cauery the part Of some of her negoeist0rs, tina,
we think the people of England csnnot bnild any
strong expectation OF the speedy realization OF a So
lid peace"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23
Sept ID.

Ccpt. 10.
Shocking Aecident. On Sunday last, a MIR.
Hill, by trade blacksmith, went with his
two sons, one 10 the other 10 years old, to
battle in the Eas, river, near Stuyvenson's
woods The ounger sou imprudently ven
tured into the water beyond his depth, aud
not knowing how to swim, was in the act OF
drowning, when the elder brother observing
his situation instantly few TO his relief, and
in endeavoring to save him, they got entan-
gled in each others arms and sunk once or
twice Upon which the father who was
standing ON the beach, with al. his Clothes
on, plunged in after them. in tho hope Of be
ing able TO save his drowning children. But
alas notwithstanding ne got hold ofth IN and
struggled for some tims to bring them TO the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23

bE w. NfA iA'iui isag>to u ID SdtlS1dCtCft
as We could ress onab expect. Our only wish
is that ii may b onfrned IN every particular.
Tie preceding paragraph had scarcely been
written, Wien we received from a freud at
Washington City the iOl owing counts They
are 'ficlai, and Implicitly to be relied on Com.
Perry IS as aconlc as Cesar, with the VEN pia,,
viei The Western Sister, where he oates his
letter TO Gen. HARRISON on the 10Th inst is the
near, ST 10 the American side Of like Erie o.
three Islands at Ike head OF that water. They
are especii'tly a,ied The Eastori',. Middle. &
Western Sister II appears tina, the battle was
fought on the iOtl IA that vicinity. Thl pri.
soners taken on board must &c at least Evs han.
cred, as each squadron had ON board land
troops for the pnCpose Of close lighting. This
success will enable rs To push the exchange OF
the worthy fellows OF ouF army ard navy still in
bondage o. pare Now is the time
Harrison Perry has done his part like hrSvc
and gallant commander. W. willnot say yejsicc.
None hut l.e eolE'keari of foyy can be csIsous
10 the generous feelings ef patriotism on The
OCCASION.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23
VERMONT ELECTION

The General Election of State Officer. of
Vermont, took place on Tuesday las WEI
In o5 towns heard from Governor G. ius
nas majority Oi 1880! We are e.. IA
he Governor, Lieut.. Governor, and Coun-
cil will be republican; and the House of
Representatives also.
Boston Pa.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23

SALEM, Sept. Is.
1t is reported that row galley from Loudon
has retaken coasters, which had been taken 10y the
British.
We hear from st. Pierres, Martinique, Aug 5,
that in The gale of July % every vessel in port (2l
WAS driven ashore and lost
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23

,Oe The Inhabitants of the 7oun of
f1amnfon and IT'S vicinity, that have recent
suffered by the enemy. and have psrts
Sen OF the benevolence of the citizens of
''oyoN. Richmond and PETERSBURG. tale
TINS method ofrtturning their grateluIthanks
Tor their llberalit. towards them in time Of
september IL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23

monday thel8th day of next MON, e
~ fair, If not, tile next air da, viii be sold
a Greenway ia Charles City county. the
former residence OF the late Honorable tubn
ly err. decd. / the Hou ,enoid and Ki,cher
iuiuture, aniatiOn Utenslls, and stock, ,f
all hi ds, consisting oil Holses, Mules. Cat
Tie, Shee aud Hogs, tne imported Morse
Admiral Nelson, and a thorough bred PreA
cipita M"re.-3onds vi Il approved clio
rlty Will be required f the purcha ers .or.
all purchase amount n 60 fifteen Doll =
or upwards, under that amount cash viii
be required by
Sept. 81, 1913. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23

horhood around were thrown into some con.
s,ernsi on Neitker the mind no Il rssouro 8
"t The Proprietor, however, will feel h shock
mueh, We believe, and we expect, during the
next season, to see the Edi6ce rising again, K
hxc Aaisus, strengthened by ihe. faH
CoHIbiier of Ve,fgesA1y
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23

WASHINGTON CRY, sept. 90.
NV have seen n letter from Sackst,,.
aarbor OF the 18th inst on the back of " bici
Is Written" There was a battle ON the laks,
yesterday-we know not the result,
L.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23

shore, lie at length became exhausted. and
they all three sunk into watery grave.
l bodies have not yet bcen fourd -
Mr. Hill was DIRE ed in pair of yellow ION.
Keen pantaioonS, white and blue ,c,t. The
two boys were ked. T. p,s,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23

Cock6mne o6Sred III French brisoaers s5
pound s!erhng Piece, three dIys biRad.r, and a
cliOice VI tic heHI5omest .go,DeH ~ Hampton.
+ Cock5a;7l anidhs piralicai oandIin .viR st,sld
5rGHded 10 the latest Dosferiiy ruth the crimes Of
robbery, p and m'frlleroH ellargCs Susf4l5uibie
Gy eUidsHce clear progt from h0iy WRIT .IIag
9ppr0brl mJoieUer rest tc employers of sucd d.
a60kcGi Uisfruae,'tsS and vengeance Aght on me
Perpetrators ef crimes so rltssHg aud mah GRANT
The British marauders saerils giously rs16ea
Hf ChiEch al Hampt1H.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23

IL SUBSCRIPTIONS will be rccei1 ed
at TINS Once, for a print (now executing in
Newrfork) oi the iate lamented CApT.
LAWkENCE. 1t will be inches by 4,
engraved by LENcEY, ia very superior
style, IRON painting by STkwART-price
one dollar. nF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23
COURTS OF ENQUIRY.

4 COURT OF ENQUIRY, for the first
IA Battalion, 10Th Regiment, will be held
az the BELL TAvERN,-on Monday the
20th inst. For the 81 Battalion, ON tuesday
the 2lst, at the EAGLE TAvKRN-and q
RBSlMBNTAL COURT OF ENQUIRY.
will be held at the EAGLE TAvKRE,-on
"wednesday inc 29th Inst. by order of the
Col. Commandment
S. 9. ADAMS,
A,lintant
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23
CAMP SENECA. Sept. 70.
sCIoTo GAzETrE EXTRA.

NHIL1COTHE, sept. 10TH, 1918.
IMPORTANT FROM THE LAKE.
from 61ajor Norton, lid 10 Gen Cas-, 4pe
hare TceciUed the Johowmg letters.
"Thc scale Of war is now turned'--
Biaye souls nhoi! all hearts DO w,
10 scamcns rights send round The cup'l
US. Brig Niagara, OF the Western
Sister, head OF Lake Eric,
Sept. 10Th, 1913, 4 T.. NJ.
DEAR GENERAL,
We have met the enemy and
they are ours. Two ships, two briggs, one schoo-
'Der and one sloop.
Yours with great respect and esteem.
o. II. PERRY.
Maj Gen. Harrison.
Sept. 18th. 1913.
DEAR Sir,
We have great number IF prisoners
which wish to land win you he So good as
10 order guard to receive them; and inform
me the place Considerable numbers have
been Killed & wounded on both sides From
the best information, we have more Prison
ers than we have men on GARD our vessels
Ingreat haste yours very truly,
9. II. PERRY.
Gen. Harrison.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23
The Hon. I'm. James,
Secretary Jfhe Nary.
SOME pARIICuLARS.

CHILICoTBE, sept Il.
Late last evening an express arrived in
town from gen. Rarrison's- head quarters
bringing the highly gratifying intelligence OF
the capture Of The whole OF the British feet
on lake Erie by commodore Perry. The
subjcined extracts Of letters from two gen
tlemen at head quarters, contain the most
essential particulars relative to that brilliant
affair.
CAMP SENECA, Sept. 10.
"An express has this m6msnt arrived
from com. Perry, dated the 10th inst. at d
J.. Nj. Head of Lake Eric, with the pleasing
intelligence of the British feet, Consisting Oh
two ships. two brigs, and two schrs. being III
cur possession, with more prisoners on board
than we had wan to conquer them. A great
many were killt d on both sides"
CAMP SENECA, Sept. 10.
Victory perches on our naval standard
Com. Perry has captured nearly if not all
the envmy's fleet; two ships, two brigs, one
slOop, and one scbooner and taken more
prisoners than he had men on board"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23

- great number Of glaring typographical or
ross appeared in the last impression of this paper
occaEoned by The indispostion, snd consequent alb.
seues 9th person who usually examines the proof
'lsets-and the great hasts in which it was put t.
rsss The Indulgence of tue reader is respectful
" soIstsd,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23
N1gIoNAL Is4ELLIcENcER Ex7RA Tgx t,
oA7l, Seit. 81.
y QST GLORIOUS y lGWs.

Copy Of letter from Com. PERRY to TIC
Secretary ofthe Navy.
Jnhed Stafcs Bric A1aearc, o6'tAe We1era
SISTER, head Of Lake 8rle, Scht. 10, 1915,
4, % N.
SIR,
1t has pleased the Almighty TO give h
the arms Of 'he United States signal vic q.
ry over their enemies ON this Lake. Tae.
Erlish squadron, consisting OF two ships tso
brigs, me schooner and one sIoop, have TIM,
moment sure, ndered to the force under my
command, alter sharp conflict.
have the honor 10 be, Sir,
Very respectfully,
Your o)'t. servant,
PERRY.
The Hon. I'm. James,
Secrefarp effhe .Navp.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23
NORTH CAROLINA BLocKADED.

E'rfTaet Of a letter from Norfolk 10 a gem
He"ian in his CITY, dqfed sem. 81.
We have received certain accounts OF
the Blockade Of North Carolina, by flag
sent into Ocracock, aud brought here by
express.
" Yesterday one frigate and three tenders
went up the Bay"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23
MANGO cApAc.

The news ,rou tie Lakes u as satisfactory
as We could ressonab y expect Our only wish
is that ii may .onfrned IN every particular.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-07
JOSEPH PARKER.
LEGISLATURE or NORTH CARO-.
LIMA.
HOUSE or COMMONS.

thursday, Nor. 1S.
REVOLUTIONS RFSpkCTING MR. sroNv
On irr9ducirS Sue resolutions inserted
below, Mr. Drc7O 81 Halifax, remarked.
that he mad never with greater pri,ir snh
mi'ieH go tie House any prcl,osi ion.-Tbis
was a IF'vernmcnJ founded ON public obi
ui'n and 1t vas IN Inherent right oe DE
peupie 20 teneurs such Of their Represep,a
tive rs night have sbNraied from the path
.oi public duty. III lUeVer this prinr,rt
e"ou be cpn'rUvert-d BY some, and howe.
yer one entertained opinions oi the jnex
pcd,ency Of arraieung bef ne the pub.i..tr,-
bunal the conducr Of persons EN- ,1sted yvith
ID gu and honorable Offices. no confederation
should deter him from bcstewipr censpr-
w4ere be thought IL necessary. Win THIS
view BE had prepared the resolutions he he'd
~ ais napd, eXpress.a, 4 disapprobatl,n OF
The conduct Of MIR. David Stone, az gsrsie
i@nd therefore asked leave % introduce
them:
! RESoLUTrsNs TrroonucHn ~ r,v
I NkRhL ASSEM- sLY or INK STATE on
! NoRTv CAROLINA.
I Ia all free hnd well orearised Govern
lntnts. more especially those 81 he rcoe bli
lcan torn, where al political power is wige.
| ivy vested IN the people, 1t is tie inhereo
gnt ot me const'fucntsto call N uaestlyu
10 consider, md hGaiy. Il NECESSARY. tlfe
p;ecend ne moral and pnliical ccnGuct o.
,fte'r rep ienfa,iyes And 7hcr,.4s IN n,
present just and necessary war which IN,
o.. D. are w7s'Hg ganst Britain, IL IS th,
AOHh1. duty O. evEry citiz ~ % ,gatch owe
me interest OF his common country, 90 guar,
INC republic from external rs wen as inter
nal ices and 60 promote the interest, th,
security and welf,rs Of the great comnoo
wealth OF The United States Of America
And whereas David Store, Of Berde ESQ
, Va Senator Of tbis State in ths Congress :
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