davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-27
BALrIM ORE, July 90.

O-fl-7CtNCt WIttiNS You. nave DSen
dow as tar as puint-no Point, and disco
vered large snip, brig and schooner star
ding lntot6e Potomac. | think them an
addinonal number, joining the feet in that
river"
The following is copy Of a note received
by captain BOYLE FROM Clifton's Fagtor5,
situated about 4 miles from the enemy, re-
seiycd by one Of his officers sent to gather
.ntOrmatiu
From Intelligence received this morning.
3nly II, there are st anchor opposite mai.
Snl0erselFs, 20 miles up the Potomac, three
.4'sone at the mouth Of St. Mary's river
Three at the moth OF WioComoco river;
brIgs, tenders and barges gone up the Poto-
mac, and one slOcp os wer at Btackstose's
island, which the enemy have possession OF I,
IS well as Chesel dine's. Ct, Georges and
Bonds Island. 80 landing has Been at
tempted yet on the main. The enemy are
SAID 20 have been sounding the 81. Mary
giyer.
p. COUCH, Ciitton's Factory"
Capt Boyle ADDS" haze heard mat a
barge attacked ore Of the gun boats in the
Folo,a ac, and tia, lieateDant Reed and TWO
ssasien we're Killed. The enemy lost II
tnen killed au1 d,d Bot succeed in taking
the b0,..
Z" I. is reported that Kingsale, at the head
d Wyocomoco, IS burnt"
FJeayiets5vrz, Jtily 81.
IT We were confidently assartd last evening,
~ 6entlsmen from bsio taat the enemy had Gu
srey lei. the PV,caoo.
Nc7v- Orleans, JRly IS.
The river Mississippi is eighteen inches
higher At NstcheZ than ever known before
The Steam Boat Left that on SATURDAY aud
arrived mere yesterday informing, and the
passengers say that all the inhabitants
Of the right bank OF tie river below to Ree
river have abandoned their farms that
their crops Of corn and cotton, which were
very FINE, VIII be totally lost. Large nun.
bers Of cattle, horses and hogs, have been
drowned, aud the tossl loss viii he i'm
mcnse. What appeal more extraordinary
and alarming is, that tue river continued TO
rise at Hatchez when the Steam Boat came
away.
PoRTSMoUTB, Juiy ~
The surrcOn ~ he PriyateeF Sword Fi.h, (whish
xys ssyursd aud carried INTO Gsgsnd) Who sr rived
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-27
PORTLAND, July 20.

PORTLAND July 20.
There has err. here within few days
3 BRIG from Liverpool with 500 Packages
DRY Goods, all Of which are Bonded land
sre 80 be sold shortly at New York 1t Auc.
eion. We haze another rrivat at Salem
ct British Dry Coos brought il by Pa
vgteer, but every thing of this nature is so
'5..scS.3.iDtS,s,e W. can give no opinion on
she subject, we oniy knew i. brings bmtish
gods INTO our mai kstso"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-27

~ For several New AdgerliseIognts Gee the
krst page of this paper.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-27

Our readers viii perceive, undsr The
Baltimore head. runiour, ,hat Geserai
,.h'nsafrong was about to proceed 10 the
porthern f-cntier for the purpose Of taking
the Command Of tao army. We apprehend
that tins is a'mlstake aud the, Secretary
otthe War Department "a scon 90 proceed
to the frontier, tor the purpose of re orgG-
';nzinS the army, and experimenting its o.
perations. Morning but the session OF Con-
giess, which rendaree his presence ct
Wa2hingtou inaispensahly necessary, has
hitherto prevented an intention long ago
conceived, froIa baing cagcied in,o eject.
.Natio1sxk ia oocae.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-27

FJeasriets51fk, Jaiy S8
IT We were confidently sssar cd last evening,
~ tentlsmen from beo thst the enemy had en-
s.rely lei. the P0sclaoo.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-27

~ We rcconmepa LAona0As--o. ~.,.
Isl. Page,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18
New Publications.

Just Ree0Ued, ana for SAFE az This Office,
jockey, a burIeque Oh Rokeby, by an A
mattur OF fashion.
Intercepted Letters, or the Two Penny
Post Bag, TO which are added, Irilles Re
printed, by Thomas Hro~A.s lhe younger
The Mirror OF the Gracss, or the lsngnsi
Lady Costume, by a.AadYof. distinction
The Poetical Works ofI0fd Byron, com.
prising Poems, original ana translated
and English Bards and Scotch Reviewers
Rose and Emily, or Ske,ches of Youth, by
Mrs. Roberts, autii0ress OF the "1eles
cope for Children"
A Flight 70 the Moon, or the Vision of Ran.
dalthus. by George Fowler, author OF the
Wandering Philanthropist."
The siege OF Rochelle, or inc Christian lie
rome, Nosel by Madame DE Genlis.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18

Debtfss-Srtss Vase = ~, se,as-,c X ~ -
re he'd iaersef, @asrsSg ssey esansr s.vs
fSsns ~ dates g. tasIr sesgscys1e as.css.
J, shsiI ~ fspfsl fe- ne pr~salenr ~ ne ft.
states. ~ case Ss SAL sE.ssk e sscessssp, -
eoth0rlse asY rsSs>e - perscns, az 80 sss,.
cTst'cn. q peTfoTs Zee da1os e sE.s rss-
21cSspe csfsces, zacs. . SsCSessar - zcraiss-
ed, o. scca escsaGg BE- Eged Prssf1 IL.
has 80 eh> ss<sccy sh&ll b,s scopns6. "a
12nher Aforesaid, IL eager TENS saac ssx
months"
It VIII thEa 5e aesH tt.sc z 4 Eoe sven
siigStSrg 90 the Presi(erc % zordiur {.
person, IA the a1seacs IS clcker * tie seers-
;arles. % s1erfosrl taeir "a es b,sr tizs s,.Gls
"a apPos-tEssea: aHzy BE- made a. hfs 15scr.-
iKssI. rrI HTes2L
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18
otaI

ihere haze been near 800 altogether at
tached TO the North Western Army.
have con- esed with several officers who
we're in the army when Prnctor's army was
captured on the river lie Trench OH the SUI
INST IL is certain thar 1ec1mseh pos kiAeai
IN me action d; his body was viewed by ma.
ny of the British officers, who all acknow
-ledged it.
The principal stand that was made was.
by the Indians; the Regulars threw down
their arms anG called f5r quarters, after one
or two fires. Which had done but little exc
cution to>our troops. Hle whole number of
British regulars surrendered were something
rising 600, and the number Of Indians eneap ::
ed was about 1900, who scattered in al! di
reotions after they were routed. Forty FIVE
II them we're killed and IL regulars. Our
loss was or 10 killed.
1t is worthy of remark, that Com. Perry
was in the engagement, acting as ,olunteer
aid to Gen. Harrison.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18

The following is given in the Lerfassos
paper as the speech If the Indians Who sub
mitted To VI .5TfkRr--
tather-we are now GnRrmed we are
at your mercy. DO with us As on think pro-
per. Our squaws aud children are perish
ing we, ourselves, are perishng--n yon
take Us by the hand. We are willing TO take
mp the tou'ahawk against any power, either
white or red. which you may direct.
They were Immediately taken by tbe
hand tobacco vas distributed among them.
and they were directed to bring up their
sqnaws and chidren--and were promIsed
that they and all their tribes should be fed
at the expense Of the UGiled STATES.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18
TREAsuRY DErARrNIENr.

As much interest las been excited, rela
tive To the vacation of the appointment of
MIR. Gallatin as Secretary of tie Treasury
in consequence of his absence from the seat
ofgovernment six months (Which period has
nearly expired) we lay the acts of Congress
before Gus readers, that the subject may be
pu to rest The act OF 1892, uader which
the present Secretary OF the Navy is appoint,
ed to supply the place of Mr.. GalIatin du,
ring his absence, sauthorses such appoint
ment by the Pres dent, in case of absence
or sfckneSS of the Secretary ofthe Treasury.
UnW Sneh absence or inability By sickness.
shaR cease without specify ing any other Ii
imitation rs to time, for which the office
shall be so filled
The act of 1895 refers to he case of va.
caAcy in he office. anc authorises the Pres
ident to supply such 7GcGney for the peril
od of six months aud no longer. This is tbe
act, weprcsuue, which has given rise To he
opinion, What a Successor to MIR. Galhtin
mus be appointed, al the expiration. 81 SIX
months FROM the time of his absence from
the seat OF government. But the Distinction
is paiF. that in case Of a tsmhoraR pacGn~
cy by absence or sickness, pep<6n may bt
appointed by the President ItSupply the
place Of the Secretary OF the. Yreasury, Tor
an indefinite perioa, until such inability is re
moved and that insyase 0pau absolute 10
eancy alone is the pehiqdEfor which such va.
cancy shall be supplied limited to months
Both acts are in QRerauon the latter IS an
Affirmative law. 90 does'dot repeal the ior.
mer, TO which,te1s a supplement.
Act ofrthe 9Th May, i792 sect. 8.
THAI incase OF death. absence from ia,
seat of government, or ,icknees of the s,
cretaYof State, Secretary of the Urea ur,
or oitthe secretary Of the War Department.
Owl any officer OF either of the saia d.
NrImeDts whose appointment IS not AZ "a,
head thereof, whereby they cannot perform
the duties of their sad respective Offices, II
shall be lawful Tor The Presiden; Of the [
States, in case he shall think II necessar,
To authorize any Verson or person, at hi
discretion, TO pGrf4m the duties of the SAT-
respective office pnul SUCCESSOR be ap
pointed, or Until su6h absences r inablity by
sickness shalt cease"
An act OF the 18Th FEB. f795.
"That in case of vacancy IN the Office Of
Secretary Of SAFE. Secretary of the Urea
sury or Secretary OF the Department OF
/ War, or Of any officer OF either of the said
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18

a New>Yord paper has the following
paragraphs: ;" Col GRANT. "a British prison.
er. while on his way from Sackeu's Harbcr
To GreenbuSh, happened in conversation
with gentleman in Champion. who asked
the Colonel how they liked the war in Cam
ada The colonel replied, "when mr. govern
ment says Sgar We never stand 10 TAX
bout he.nles
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18
.Fron Mc, Geneua Gazettc, of .Nov. 5.

The Hero of Erie, the gallant Commo-
dore PERRY, arriyedin this village on Sun-
day afternoon, ON Horseback, unattended by
any person. He fvas .rse:ed on his arrv al
by national sallte, koip ltur FOUNDER OF
Capt. Reefs artillery comnauyS On Monday
morning he proceeded on his WY to New
he viii spend the winter. Con,nodore Per-
ry informs that the Indian CHief, TecumSeh,
was killed at the capture OF Proctor's army I;
that he went to sec him on the field of battle,
after he was dead, i'll company with Br,
fish officer, and that the identity of his per-
son was put beyond question.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18
WAsn1Norox g., Nov. 81.


The northern army has returned to the -Four
Corners, Chataugc. They have had a skrmish With
the enemy at the river St. Lawrence many re-
ports 10 circulation respecting this engAg ement
but the particulars are not known.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18

would move the emperor 10 li:tcc TO the reprcscn-
tetions OF Austria. The tone Of these reprcseutii
ons was carefully adapted to the crcumstanefs Of
the tunes, serious ms the greatness Ut the object,
moderate rs the desire &c favorable issue, and on
the existing friendly. relation required.
10 be continued.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18

MARRrEp--At Norfolk, ON Saturday even.
iag last, MR. CHARLES FILLS, Merchant. OF
tbs City, TO Miss MARGARET NlMMO.
daughter OF James NimmO, Esq. OF that place
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18
- 1iIE COMpILER
From the boston Daily .adoeriser.

49, 49, 49, ~ AAAts AhhoOOs
correspC ndent has furnished US with
the following circumstances, which have re-
Gently come TO light He observes.
In looking over file Of London papers
Tor the month of August last (received per
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18

IGOR SALE, light second hand COACHFE,
n calculated TO be drawn by either one or two
Horses, with separate and complete Harness
.fhhiy 90 fhe Printer.
Nov. Is. C,rN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18
prrrsDuHo, (penn.) Oct. 20.
10 the Editor offhe PrSs6urg Gazette,
from his C0rres,ionde nj al Erie
ERIE (Penn.NCct Is.

ERIE. (Penn.) Oct 25.
wrote toyou by the last express inform
ing ofSths arrival OF the United States schr.
heriai' with Commodore Perry, General
Harrison and Com. Barclay on board st
part OF the flesArbas since been here, aud
passed ON to Hlifaage, carrying betweep
800 and 1000 80 forces, who are destined
ior the army doder Gensral Wilkinson,
Com: Perry has Sene npgg, and. viii pro
coed immediately fronisHfialoe To Newport,
III Khodo Island. at which, station he i, TO
command until a>trigaH can be fitted up for
aim. Captain Elliott will command on this
AXE. Commodore Barclay is to be landed
Al Buif,loe.
nave been furnished by an agent of the
contractors. who left DETROIT on the 1Sh isst.
with the number of Indians who have made
peace with the United States. and who have
oeen furnished with the provisions at Dc
troit, since our troops have taken pos
sessi2n Of that country. II is ,;Aoba0ie many
women and children are included .
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18

Extract fran ieffer DARED LfverlooL
Sehl 70.
- The esP0se OF your relations with France
has just appeared, and ali poiitical parties ia
tins country are pleased with it, as it sueWs
NO UNITY oi measurss wish thar government"
BalE. FED. ca
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18

Tho present management Of our commerce
has contributed To SHhore strongly the con
yict'on J,at the meAsores proposed 10y the Pre-
sia nt, II adopted IN their utmost latitude,
wound nave been more honorable 10 the States
tnan the present system of our policy, and
would DC eventually ulofe favorable to the nc
sura "i peace. line enemy continues 10 profit
iro"' our resources, and are enabled 10 sroioBs
tne war By our O"n help. Perhaps some Oi
the real friends OF peace will soon see the folly
Of the present system vi commerce
Laser Reg.ster.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18
Z'rona MeVComhiler.
PUBLIC EXAMlNATION.


We inserttwith pleasure the following re.
marks Of valued curresponGcut, ON the
subject ofpublic literary examinations We
are quite Vi his opinion. with respect to the
efficacy of the mode suggested, in stimu at
ing youthful emulation ; and we think here
are few parents. who will not be perFe e
ly willing to see the application ard acquire
ments Of thgjs.children, brought 10 50 admi-
rable a touel-St0ne:
FOR TIE COMPILER.
altogethcf ap tfpveef the plan proposed
by Messrs. Tarc,f hnd atkinson OF publicly
examining toga her ia tn Rapitol, the pupils
OF the dlllcre NJ schools III bis City. There
cannot be doubt Of its good effect, not only
upon the scholars but upon the masters them
selves. l firmly believe, that in this way
more will be learned IN one month thar in
half a yearOf school study, where no such
examination is expected. hope and trust
that the plan will be carried into effect, and
that respectable Committee will ne form.
ed to sec it regularly and fairly tried.
A PARENT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18
IS nnllars iIewaId.

CTO{.EN on Sunday lag, the f4th nsD(abou,
y ~ G6lQck, tron, thf neig hbOurhoOt OF the
Merchants"Ngdec H,Ase, u SMNH BLACK
DOG, OF the 5RanIel Brecd, loug/ears, quick
black eyes, hairNpueh curied, /tail cut, iew
small whilish marRs,ebout hy|breast ana legs.
and rather singular mNllJS appearance. II is
proba5 he mag have bSe, carried to the coun-
try, and his ears cut 20 dishgure him-had or
when he was carried away, buck leather col.
lar, will Mugyay, Richmond, va cngraven
on,e brass plAe Whoever wiifaaeilyer the
DOC TO Nipflyuch, Merchants CofSe. House,
or give sv<h Information so that he cafAc 10,
gam, ynl be thankfully paid tia above reeard
4od % questions asked.
ov, 10. On
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RIC n m nm
THURSDAY. EOyEMsER 10

The following compliment VAS Justly pad u
Mr.. JEFFEEsoS IA toast By tne Democratic
Young Gent enien Philadelphia. 4" rLomas
Jefferson, the Philosopher Of a.onticello-while
acisnce aud Philosophy hold conspicuous
place upo" the page Of history. his name shall
s'@'d recorded among the most iiius,rious Of
he wor.d."
The o'hsr toast, were as happy and apPro-
DTiA
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18
CHARLEsToN,

LHAkLEST0N, Nov. y.
General DAVID k. WILLIAMS left his
CITY on Wednesday last, toJuin tile army CO.
ing against the Creek Indians.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18

The London weelis Messenger, a paper in de-
ser'edy high rePute for tsieats aud truth contains
tue Io'io"ins parasraYb, eh.eh tperemptorily as
serts that Lord Walpafe had gom 10 he continent
10 meet NE american esspys-lgJhs intelligence,
eoln' irom such source, nc cannot but circuit !;
d'd, a"lsss tue allies should, by heir successes,
renuer E"s'"nd once more haughtY.aud lofty IN her
th.n IS generally sppposed There Is on,v one way
., aSeounun: for he mysteryin which the conduct
OIL inc -hsl si cabinet Ia ueiation To the American
h.issoh 10 ~ sss has heen shrouded aud that IS,
y suPposios that they did not wish too openy TO
commit themselves 10 aegociation with Us, until
they sa" The resulsof the se sent campaign on the
continent OF Earope. Thesetare, however, speeu
iations We must wait with patience for the final
aud real course winch the enemy means L. adopt.
Hing
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18

MIR. Crokerain hiR late panegyric in the
British parliament upon tho British navy,
mentions John Humble, boatswain &c the late
Irisaie Java. here is an anecdote of Ham
BILE winch may never have come to MIR. Gro
ker's ears. 1t is related by the officers OF
tue Constitution wlie were present when the
circumstance took fiiaae. 1t is this
Two or three evenings alter the crew of
the Java were taken Oh board the Constitu
ton, Humble was sitting in corner OF
ward room. in which there were n number
OF officers of both ships. A British lieute,
nant of marines observed " He wished to
Heaven that the crew of the Java were a
gain on board of her in good condition, and
that they might again fall in with the Con
stituion--he had no doubt they would give
a very different account of her" Humble
looked up, and said4---" Sir, whenever in
the Java, or any other British frigate, you
may fall in with, as an enemy, such a ship
and such ships company as this, had
rather be on yonder hills (pointing to the
hills on the coast of South America) looking
ye, than tq1be aboard of ye %
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18

We learn. with high satisfaction, that the
President OF tho u. States has conferred the
office of Collector OF The Revenue for the city
and county OF Baltimore on STEPHEN III.
MOORE, Esq. VINO SO gallantly distinguishe d
himself in the battle at York. 10.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18

NJ NNCHEsrER TURNPIKE COMPANY.
4V1 The Annual MeeRng OF Stockholders
IL be held at Mr. Brgbks's Tavern, in MANI
hester, Ou tic FIRST MQsday IN December ~ g..
Members who cannot fttend ia person, viii. il
expected, appoint He,r pr Xies. Tic under
s,ened quests to N furnished with evidence
Of shares bought o esold since the sst meeting.
90 W.T. the deed lself OF a Ger i6cate Of ,ts
1eng on record IN the proper Cor {.
JAMES BRANDFR.
Manchester. 18lhrNHte 2V
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18

IN act OF TIC I'm FEB. I7y5.
"That in case of vacancy IN the Office OF
Secretary Of S,aIe, Secretary of the Urea
sury or Secretary OF the Department OF
War, or Of any officer OF either of the said
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18
Flom BeNs .lfessenger. 81. 5.


Fiozz BeTs .jfesse1ger, SEPT. 5.
:" I h, object of Lord WalpOe's in,ssinn to the
Northern Continent, is 10 I=eet the American Com
missioncrs, Messls. Gallatin and Dayaru at ST. Pc
tersburgb, To Negotiate with them under the medi-
at on OF the Emperor, an acsomm' d.tion between
Crest Bribin and the United Ststes. Lord WAL
pD.e, unslerst.ud took with him copies of all
tle eorresp6,dehee in The preceding ne negotiations of
the Americans, both with this government S, with
that al France, which he studied With constant and
particular attention duriUg his voyage Gotten
burgh where he arrived Ou The SIh ct August, aud
having received there some fresh instructions from
England, sailed for The Russan capital
A British General Order has just reached u.s. da-
ted " Head Quarters at Montreal, Oct ~" an
nouneng that las EXeeeney the Governor Gene
raj OF Canada had received, through the TT. Hon.
TIE Prince Regent cause tn be closely I'M
pr5ssled, forthwith, FORTY SIX A8iERlsAN
OFFICERS AND NON-COMNlISSIONsD OF
FICERS, - to be retineds hostages tor the safe
Keeping OF twenty three British soldiers closely m
prisoned by the American spyernuent'-ihAt is,
the meu retained byrOs as hostages Tor the salet L,
1T 25 American citizens takenNt Queenstown ami
srntt Ia Ehgisud, the preIenee (shcthcr true o.
false ,qnHiiy unjusthsbc) hat they uaties Of
Great Il. itain. Here is occasion ter trying the
temper Of las nation Our present op.,.on deei-
deli is, tia, every BEtsh oiScrI so!uer and sal
lor which Ho's,s OF ever may tie ". States,
might jdst;tabs receive the ike treatment which
is denouneed against almost every American officer
now Pri oner OF War. The feeling OF the cation
would bear the government but in so decisive a an ca
sure--thOuBh We 10 not expect, and perhaps 1t
would not DC right, that the government should a.
dopth. Mas. Int
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18
New Yong Nnv

.Authenhc firm General H4mhton'S army
An officer direct from the army OF general
Hampton. which he left on the 4th inst. and
who was in ,he late engagement, has favor
ed us with the following facts, the correct
ness of which may BE- implicitly relied on. A
detachment under the command Of kriro-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18

The whole of the foregoing have been sent
III TO their different villages, aud as they
cannot after TINS be supplied with ammuni
ton by the British, We may expect to have
peace on our frontIsrs%
OF those who followed the North Western
army, now remainineae Detroit, there are :
Senecas, rs 81
Wyaudotts, 81
Shawanees, SIS
Delawares. so
TntnI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18

der genera
men III adv,
my, attacked
forces consls
were coveT
had constrVS
was kept ~
when that OF
5000. ,yhn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18

part of the Tie
passed ON to
1900 and 1000
ior the army
Com. Perry h;