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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-11-25
Extract Of another letter dated,
Erie, PENN October 81.


=" An express arrived here to day from
Buffaioe with dispatches for captain Elliot
He left that place on Friday, and inform
ed me that general Harrison crossed the
river at Black Rock on Wednesday with
fifteen hundred men, which he marched
down towards Chippeway, and it was beS
leved he would take all the disposable force
now at Fort George and attack the British
army at their encampments at Burlington
heights, head Of Lake Ontario"
g In the late storm, six of our vessels of
the Erie feet have been driven on shore
They are probably rendered unfit for ser
vice this season. The briggs Hunter and
Caledonia are among the number The
former is on the Canadian shore below
Point Ebino. Some ofthe crews were lost
-four or five in ALL"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-11-25

peep into Kingston. The xrny under Gen
wilkinson, which has been encamped on
Grenadier Island, about twelve miles fron,
here, consisting of seven thousand men
has in part moved down the St Lawrence
between here and Ogdensburgh in the
neighborhood of which place IS HAMPTON
with 1000 men and yesterday an express
came down with inforrnssion that Harrison
had got to Fort George with three thousand
down Lake Erie in the feet, and is no
doubt, coming here for the purpose Of uni
ting with Wilkinson in the attack either os
Kingston, or proceeding to Montreal A
firing was heard yesterday at 0gdensburgA
by some travellers. / think it therefore
likely part OF our army has crossed az
that place.
The weather has beepso bad that the
expedition could not advance before We
have had a deep fall Of snow once or twice.
but il soon goes of) and continued cslas
Of wind. If the thing is rightly managed,
think they cannot help taking Kingston
(the force will be so strong1 iftiiey attempt
it. however, it. will be hot WORK The
haTbor and batteries viii prevent the Aese
doing much, as they have rnoored their
fleet across the harbor. I've do not takg
Kingston, We shah have to go to building
vessels again at the barbour
Efsract Of letter from PFatts5urgh, 6a-
ted NoUeR5er z.
ssThe army has returned from Canada.
after a little brush fighting, in which We
lost % killed and missing, and SO wounded.
Some say rs killed, wounded and n1issipgl
The Dragons, 20o, and all the artillery
bat one company, have arrived here The
rest of the army will remain 1T the -Four
Corners, in Chateaugy, for awhile. to SEQ
ifthey will not be wanted at the westward,
to assist in the attack on Kingston, If they
are, they will go there.
The enemy has augmented his number
Of row galles TO twelve; SOME Of which
carry 32-lb. carronade, and long "a
FOUNDER, which makes his feet superior tc.
Com. M Donough's and which keeps US In
a continual alarm, for fesrethey will come
out and take our feet, and get command
Of the lake. The enemy has built 5 ro,s
gallies in large building, and kept guards
around continually night and day, to hin
der us fcom getting any information Of it.
so that we might not build as fast as they.
FIe has also an army on land, which Unrest
ems to come out when his fotilla comes
This army is in OIdtown, 1000 strong
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-11-25
COPY.
Rsad- Quarters, French Creek, NoU. 9.

Strive were attacked last evening by
the enemy. lie showed two brigs and 2
schooncrs with some guns and other boats.
He was repulscd. This morning the attack
was renewed with the same success. The
enemy did not succeed in landing any
where in the nsghbourhood of our position,
that have yet learned We have lost say
ten men in killed aud wounded The enc
my must have suffered very considerably,
as we saw many bullets take effect
He is now making the best of his way
into Kingston Channel Our boats have
sustained no injury whatever.
BY order of Gen. Brown,
J., AUSTIN, Aid Camp.
Col Lichard Dennis,
Commanding Sacketts Harbor.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-11-25

tho action do most solemnly and seriously
declare his conduct TO have beea such, as
ever TO establish him in my confidence, as
brave. correct, and humane man and it
is with no small degree OF satisfaction, do
assore YOU, that it was his vessel, bis con
duct. and exertions, that in great measure
at this moment. crown our country with the
victory it has obtained. am sure you will
ioin in opinion with me that the above state
rnent il but a faint sketch, when give you
the words Of aptain Perry. When be came
nm hoard. lie observed that he believed the
da was lost. as 2-3ds OF his men were Ell
Their killed or wounded, and his vessel could
render no further assistance No, said
Capt. Elliott, can yet save it. wish to
God YOU would, said Capt. Perry. Take
charge of my battery, while | bring the
gun. boats into close action, and the day will
vet be ours. After the action was over, and
cant. Elliott came on board, capt. Perry ran
and caught hold of his hand, saying, owe
all this to your exertion, it has given US the
day.
Captain Perry in letter to Captain
Elliott also gives him much credit for-beat-
ing off the Royal Charlotte, &c"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-11-25
Extract Of a letter from an officer IN The
army, dated Erie, NoUenbsr |.

{" To my establishment and surprise, on
my arrival at this place, discovered some
malicious persons had, with uncommon in
dustry, circulated reports prejudicial to the
character Of our mutual friend Captain
Elliot. Now sir, / was on board the Ma
CARA with captain Elliot, in the character
Of a volunteer marine officer; and during
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-11-25
Extract of a letter, dated Sackett's Hor
Dor, Nopember 5.


81 have procured for you, and enclosed
you copy of letter from Gen Brown
to the colonel commanding at this post
Gen. Wilkinson left Grenadier's Island on
the cd. with the last division of the army
accompanied with com Chauncey and his
feet. The weather since the Sd has been
much more favourable than we have had
for the last FIVE weeks.-lt IS understood
here the British have been concentrating at
Prescott. with view to make all the re-
distance possible. Eight Canadians desert
ed to this place two days ago The mill
tia. since the capture of Proctor's army,
are very unwilling to do duty. Those who
refuse, even though born within the United
States, are treated with great cruelty
They deny our right to employ British
subjects in our army or navy, even with
their own appreciation, yet they force Anne
ricau citizens to fight their battles both BY
sea and land, whether they will or not"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-11-25
From Postscript to the Ne7o YORK. Ga
sette Of Novenaber II

sette Of Nouen4ber II
By LAST NIGHTS .NoRTHEN MAIL
Letters received in this city by the Mail.
state that Gen. Wilkinson had passed ST,
Regis, about SO miles from Montreal
ALBANY ARGUS EXTRA,
Sunday Evening, Nov. Is.
--latest from the frontier, and entirely to
---.-----.-- L. u.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-18
20 Dollars kewa d.

ELOPED, on tie Ia instant, from
the subscriber wing IN Fai fax county,
va about i've msies rom lae court
house, tzSo Negro .4en .--ode named
PETER, tae otner D.fVY.,
Peisr Is Or 81 yeats Of age, feet
O o incnes high veil made, of "a dark
CO apexion, and has, generally worn a
Par"i. whieSers his eyes are oil yel.
-towlsh co.or The sd negro Is very
talkaive AID arttul, aud probably will
change the following articles OF cioath-
ing WHICH he TOOK ava with hinl -
They consist OF one cotton Or cotton
and tow SHIRT, a roundabout Jack f, oil
grey Clotn, also black broad, lo,h soat
and wh.te at pretty mucH worn !;
hli othsr ci9athing not sufficiently re.
memhered TO pc describe.
'Depy II auout 3 years oEsgc, near
y, OF pei'a4,ps quite s teet htsh, r." us
his shoulders {. walking, pi dsh or
compile xion than Peter tic took with
aias 4 cotton. shirt. pair OF ranrioons
made o. hSlite J.nes.-a blue striped
"ais,cost, fhite roun' about JACKIE of
cotton nd yarn. and back hat consi-
erahiy waxA TIE above ward Wal
e gre. e. !ppreh> ndlng SD negroes
or Ten DoHars or either Of ,hem) if
taken Du' ., &. oupty and eiiyercd to
The subscriber or secs,ed in a Jail SO
that get them aQ n.
Fra els Golfer.
November u
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-18
This is to give Notice,

That tag aabSt{lher OF alexandria
Coeaty, IN the Disuictoi Columbia. has
obty;ncd from The . phan's Court ,oi
said county letters Of administration IN
.he personal estate oil Michael, Flame
ru late of the COUNTY ripresaid 6e-
ceased All persons having claims
spa;as, the said deceoe"t are her'hy
warned to exhibit the same with thr
vouchers thereof duly sutHcnticated'
and PISSED bv the Orphan's Court, to
the subscriber. on or before tho goth
day of April NEXT, or they may Ivy law
be excluded from ali heneh' % the said
estate. And those Indebted thereto,
ar requested to make immediate pay,
ment
Civea under nav hand, this ssth day
Of October, 1918.
Israel ?. Thompson,
Administrator of Michael Flannery.
%, So ep4"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-18
n SOPx iESi
A. Moore. Reg.
This is to give Notice


Tha, the SUES riber, of atcxanar =
County in the District of Columbia
has ob,ained from thu Orphans Court
oisaid county Letters Parliamentary oo
the Estate ofThomas srctcher, Ete o.
the county aforesaid. deceased: ~
persons having ciaics az INST the s4le
decedent. are hereby warned I" exh'b't
the same TO tie subscriber on or be-
fore the 29th Gay of .Npr'i next or they
may by law he excluded from al hene.
fit to said estate; and these indeote-
thcce,o are required TO make immed',
ate pay ment.
Given node, nv hand this 2eth day
of October, 1918
isaac fntwiSle.
Executor Of Thomas 7rstcher.
n~A1L.. nd
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-18
80 II NJ SAoi ~
ORPHANS COU 2T

.Al-randria County, Der. Term, 1873.
Ordered, Tha, tn. Executor OF i0o-
nnax Fletcher, deceased do lnscr;
the following Advertisement three
times week for tour weeks In the
Alexandria Newspapers.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-18
FOR SALE,

A TRACT of L MD, lying in the
a county of Fairfax, six miles from
Alexandria, and adjoining the estate
of ZEN. Thompson Mason, containing
LA acres. The soil good, and very
susceptible of improvement by the
Clover & Plaster system. The prox-
imity of this property to market ant
the facility to which its produce. may
be carried tHnnting-Creek by which
it is bounded being nayigable almost to
the door) would render IT extremely
valuable to a person disposed to pay
sufficient attention to its cultivation:
Apply to jones H Hooe, Esq or to
Francis Adams, Jun.
May %.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-18
Just receiued nj .yor Sele, by
Adams, herbert, & Co.


$500 lbs choice Smnhfeld II ms,
IS bales Upland s Louisiana Cotton,
10 Scavons Senegal Indigo.
IN STORE,
$50 Bass Green and v hite Coffee,
40 hsrrel, DO. do.
Hid. 90. do.
IL fIhds Muscovado Sugars,
% Bbs sol, sheileo Aim onds,
5, Kegs harris Tobacco,
10 do. Cavendlsh do,
4 SO Boxes spanish Seears,
b. puncheoas "nIigua Rum,
A few Boxes containing CannIsters
- Gunicwder imperial & H1son
= SIea,
$500 BtsShels Lisbon and ST. Ubes Salt.
Note,nber 9.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-18
FOR SALE,
NOTICE

n OT &c E.
THE Subscribers have this day
formed Go. Purtnership undcr the
firm of Samuel Lindsay, y Co. in the
honse formeris occupied by JOSEPH
Dem, Esq. Oh Union, between Prince
and Duke/Streets,
Hhere they Offer for Sale,
2,OOC bushels oarae Salt,
1000 do. Groun Album & Fine do.
IL oo9 lbs Coffee of a good quail y,
And few Bales Cotton
Flour selected particularly for f mil,
use
N. R, They wish to purchase, Flour
Wheat, Corn X We
Lawrence Hill,
Samuel Lindsay.
Novemhey Gil 4
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-18

James NJ. Stewart this day
complains to me- Clean Msere Notary
Public 70 the county of Alexandria
The proceedings in the Ndm nistration
granted in the Estate Of Thomas Tretch-
er, deceased, arc irreguiar IN IInpro-
per, and requests protest noted against
the same, which accordingly is noEe
this 10Th day OF Oct. 1918.
Cleon Moore.
Nov l3. St
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-18
TEAS, SUGARS. SIC.


Corner of King and FGirfar Sfreefs.
OFFERS FOR SALE,
100 quarter chests and boxes choice
Gunpowder
Imperial. Hvson, Young Hyson,
Hyso,-skin s. Souchong Teas,
go hhds Mascavade Sugar
loo bafrsl> DO.
30 boxes White Havana 90.
6n,oooI0. Loaf and Lump Sugars
2O,O1Oih Coffee
5,009lb Pepper
so bids. Moiasses
10 pipes Cogpiac Brandy.
With his usual General Assortment
of the best Wines, Liquors and Groce-
rios, Tor cash or upon the usual cred5
70. punc,Gai customers.
Sept. Is.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-18

E.r esMrD. SLN.MS, ROYALSTREET, ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18 1879

Several elegant three Sssry
Brick Dwelling Houses,
Eligibiy situated In the City OF Wash
ington, are offered in exchange for good
Bulthensome Vessels.
Written applications to the printers
hereof VIII be strictly attended to.
Nov. 10 epl0t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-18
This is to give Notice,

This is to give Notice.
Tiaat the sub cribcr, OF A'eX.ndrla
countv, in the District OF Columbia,
has obtained from the orphans Court
of said county, letters of admi,istra'
ton on the personal estate of Henry
O'Reiiy, late Of the county Aforesaid,
deceased: al persons having claims
ag INST the said accident, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers there f, to the subscriber.
duly authenticated, and passed b. the
Orphans Court, on or be lore the 10Th
day of april next. or they may by
lew be excluded from all benefit to
SAID cstste-ond those INDEBTED there
to are required to make immediate
PAYNE It
Given under my hand, this seth Oc-
tober, 1919.
Clement Sewell,
Administrator Of Henry O'Reily.
October so. ep4w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-01
WAs41xcrox Cry, Jan. so

A most interesting Report was yesterday
introduced into the House of Representa-
tiyes by the committee of Foreign Relations
PREDATORY to Bill, of hich import to the
Relations of this country with Foreign Ma
tions, and TO its permanent interests. Ia
king the Report and the Bill together, as
they ought to be received, the one resulting
from the other, they present questions high
lyinteresting and moRentous.
Phe injuries received from the enemy are
distinctly set forth, stndsR pledge emphati-
caliy given, that no iightWiil ever be sur
rendered by our government. At the same
time that the bill contemplates measure
which will place the demands and the cause
of the u. States on the highest and most un-
questionable ground, depriving G.. Britain Of
ali pretextfor persisting in her unjust and
iniqutous system ofimpressment, it distinct
ly appears, that not only native Americans
but neutralized citizens will be fully protect
ed in the enjoyment of the privileges of this
free government, and that every nerve will
be strained in their support.
We shall in our next present TO orr rea-
ders the bill which has been reported, re-
commenting to them meanwhile to give
an attentive consideration to the Report,
which appears to us TO have taken truly A
merican ground, and to call for an union Of
all good men IN its support. These are our
hrst impressions OF this subject, which we
doubt not will be conllfped by moro mature
reflection.
We are aware That tntSb i1l- ~ili meet with
opposition in Congress ain the Nation. from
many individuals of greaArespectabiIity &
honor; but we hope, that when The details
Of the bill shall have been Investigated and
receive such modification as majority shall
think proper. it will receive nearly the IT.
nanimous vote Of Congress and tue general
appreciation Of the nation.
a most important bill has passed to
third reading in the Hou& Of Representa-
tives, for the classihcationN( f the Militia Of
the U. States.
Mat. Int
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-01

BY the return of Maj. Bodiey from the left
wing ofthe N. w army, we learn that general
Winchester marched on the 26th ult for the
Rapids of the Miami. We also learn bv the
same gentleman, that Winchester's men had
received an abundance of all kinds Of necessary
provisions and there no doubt but it would
now be regularly supplied.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-01
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RI en- n O No:
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1918.

With the j% Tesst Rep(ss,ne Committee
OF Foreign Relations, made SAhe House of Re
of the Bill relative 1o the ABSORPTION Of se:-
men to be empioyea or( >nnl SAmcrican YES
sells, Cboth of which al be g,Seh in the next
Argus we presume ~ Important business of
the present session ofd%bgress viii end.
IL appears to us that the provisions of the
bill, as we Mt present understand it, will meet
with considerable opposition. The latitude Of
debate will, no doubt, be very considerable ::
But we must hope that our friends in Congress
viii, as much as possible, avoid the topic Of
the right o. evpdtriafior1ra right about which
men may talk foreve ~ eout coming to any
useful conclusion.
The sticking poiat OF the bill in question will
be, we predict, Che employment Of naturalised
citizens on board vessels of the United States.
A great deal may be said, pro and con on the
subject.
Before we present to our readers any remarks
upon it, (and we shall assuredly present some
hereaf,er,) we wish 20 gate distinctly, our OPT
Mon in one respect Ill k-that no peace ought
to he made with Great Britain until the subject
Of imPressme Mt is properly and finally adjusted
Lee our sentiments, to the preferable mole
OF adjustment, be what they may, to this one
opinion we shall cling throughout.
With regard to the report which accompa-
MES the Bill, it it is less logical it is also less
inflated than some other state papers we have
seen. II is certainly deficient in ciearness, a
quality very essential in performances Of this
description, But reasoning and rhetoric are
not the chief things want ut this time. II
is sufficiently manifest to every body that VIC
have all the right and all the sVronS too, of the
question. Money, men, and union, are the on
~ and great desideratq. The orator who shat
be most successful II producing these, will
deserve most of isI6o[{nkrx
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-01
Virginia Legislature.
HOUSE<6F DELEGATES.
1AURsb N<, JANUARY %, 1918.

vi nOt'cll ~ r|'tfINCEOurn,
The sevepf Res6f1ttns of the Committee
concerning)Nle discipline of the Militia, here.
tofore lsif Upon the table, together with the
four RssoutiVns by him proposed as a ssbsti-
tutetberefor, were taken up, and considered -
The said seven Ajsesolutions were amended on
Mr. MERGERS motion, nv inserting the words
"twenty-three," in the blank in the first reso.
lutoo /; the word eAix," and " ten,'' in the
blanks in the second sIesolution and.the words
" one dollar and ffSs. cSnts,' in the blank in
the fou III ResoutioTs
The said substitute was, also, amended, on
motions seyeraIly msda.by Mr.-Afcrcer, and
MIR. Watkins (of Prince Edward by striking
out, in the second Resolution, the words, Sc on
'he dag Of gd on he
thereof, the words, Sin tie spring and tall Of"
The question then Eecurred. on agreeing to
the said four Resolutidhs, go amended) as n
substitute for the said seyerA Resolutions, and
the said four Resolutions,As amended, were.
on questions severalIy put thereupon, agreed to
by the House, as follows:
!. Resofved, as the opinenNQf this Commit
tee, that rad cal reforms,df ~ ti1nr, in tn
present Militia System, would be dangerous
and highly inexpedient
2. But ResoiVed, also, that the Militia Off /.
GERS, in future, ought to be assembled, Gas
heretofore) for training or drilling, in the
Spring and Fall of EACH. year, and remain at
exercise dayf zach meeting and
that each Militia ComN4pyIbe mustered, exer-
cised and inspected, atHA&t times, in
addition to the regimentak and battalion mus
ters now in use; and that more pointed and
rigid performance OF duty, A6th BY officers and
men. be enforced by proper Ad adequate sane.
tions.
3. ResolUed, that the Exe ctsflve be directed
to contract for Rifles annually, in ad
ditidtN q those heretofore contracted for; to
be disteiAptsd among the Militia west Of the
Blue RWGe- H.
4. 116cso iced, that the Ediutant General be
allowed dollars, for addiiional seryi-
ces rendered in tliakQeBartment since the De
claration Of War; SaA Nat dollars
be tho future salary Of - officer, in addition
TO the sum heretofore alldNed as bearing some
proportion to the importantEeryice demanded
of him, and au bOrising the kpectation OF such
further service as might ensSfa greater uni Il
formity in discipline, and precision in the re
turns to, and details from that Office
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-01

The Sale of part Of the Estate of Theofo-ick
B. McRobert, dec'd. BY his 4dnaisisratoy
ON Mpndav the 22nd day of Feb next, if
~ fair, if not, the next fair day, at the late
dwelling house of Theodorick b McRohert,
near Prince Edward Courthouse, will be Offer
ed for sale to the highest bidder, 3 or IS VA.
LUABLE SLAVES, and all the perishable Es-
tate of the decd, (thad fs) Horses, Cattle,
Sheep Hogs, Corn, HolN ehold and Kitchen
All sale sales under $50 4 be for cash, ali a.
bove that sum, viii be Oh 70 months credit,
the purchaser giving bonaAnd approved secu-
rity, to carry interest fronfthe date if not pure
tually paid Those who have unsettled &C
counts with, or claims against the Estate, are
requested to make them known to the subscri4
Der.
VIM. L. MORTON, ADM'R.
Of Thef b. hcRobert.
Prince Edward, Ian 12.jsNED t2l9F-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-01
BY Last Evenings Mail.
vERyLATE FROM PoRTUGAL

Yesterday arrived at this port, the brig Ce-
res, Watges, from Lisbon, which place she left
10Th Dec. BY this arrival, we learn verbally,
that the allied army, under Lord wellington,
had returned to their strong hold near Lisbon.
Capt Watges has favored the editors oithe
Mercantile Advertiser, with Lisbon papers To
Sd of Decemb T..
The paper of the third states, that gen. Paget
had been taken prisoner, near Ciudad Rodrigo
He was surprised in going from one of his CO.
luInns 10 another.
Flour at Lisbon, was 8 90 10.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-01
2S.

EyVVYoRK RESUMED.
Last evening tbe pilot Boat Ulysses came up
from Sandy Hook,and thePilots informed US,
that all yesterday, three shiPA of war and schr
were within 10 miks of sNdy-Hook, which
they supposed to be Me squadron under the
command of Sir John Bsglase Warren.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-01

How different is the conduct of the republi :
cans from tnat of The federalists. When the
British are worsted by the French, the former
merely state the fact and reflect upon the pro-
bable consequences to the United States But
when the French are supposed to be beaten by
the British or their allies, the fedcralists exult,
not because America gains any thing, but be,
cause Great Britain is victorious Pray, is this
devotion to Britain or what is it
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-01

We caution the kanAers to be little more
prudent on the head Of French defeats. If
they shall have mistaken an Gdoised retreat for
forced one, the majority of lgrins may be a
gainst them in month or two.