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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-16
This is to give Notice,

This is to give Notice,
That the subscribers, OF alexandria
ceuaty, in the District Of Columbia,
have obtained from the Orphans'
Court of said county, letters tesla
mentary on the estate Of Jain West-
colt, late of the county atore said, de-
ceased =: All persons having claims
against the said decedent, are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same to the sub
scribers, with the vouchers thereof,
duly authenticated and passed by the
Orphans Court, on or before the goth
day of April next; or they may BIZ
law be excluded from all benefit to said
estate and those indebted thereto,
are required to make immediate pay
ment - Given under our hands, this
ss,h day of November, 1913.
Robert Gray,
John D, Brown.
.Adminisfrators Of John Festeott.
November 80 epw4.
JUST RECEIVED,
# new and handsome assortment Of
FANCY GOODS, Viz -
Brass And-Irons, Sbsvels and longs.
Tea Trays. Gilt and Mahogany framed
Glasses, Whips, Canes, &C.
Win great variety of other .drsieies
ON HAND,
Tortoiseshell and other
Combs.
Of the latest fashion.
Thomas Mount.
New. Is.
PRINTING
a1AThI xxxsUTAD AT TINS OFFICE.
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~ vi / 4 T..
{ He Annual Meeting of the
i Stockholders In the Little River
Turnpi.e Company, will, on the second
Moudsy ID January, 10 = at &c City
flotei in Alexandria, at who, time al
Election will be held for President,
four directors and Treasurer d state.
ment ei the accounts will be lad before
Inc ompany on that day, and N Inc
following day the >,uper.n tendant q
the Road and e.Collec,o,s ottol! at al
Ihe gases viii be app ''nted.
by or .er o. the Board OF directors
Jonah thompson,
Treasurer.
November 27. dt1 MINI,
]" The Editor OF the WING hester
: ,azc,tc will insert the above until ~
onasv in Januarv next. and for.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-19
MEDICINES.
| HARPER, r..

y md DRUGGHT
Eartaa Street, opposite
NpSOrS and ncrt
b Li0YD'S--
:drci in addition to
/ Stock, 4 &c -cra' IS
i,iir., oftHe hrst qW
d he will sell whole
on as good rms
knrcS in Baltimore
uan,ry Merchants an
BE supplied on tn
k cash, or on a cos'
) also received a &C.
}, Of S.rsica! E:$tr'
k Patent Medicines
Zee Ritsers,
Enent,
k Elixir fo' Cough
i, COnsumptions, &c,
Powders.
Fh. Paste,
ard,
tmrOt &C. &c.
Bn,t cash price giver
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PUBLISHED (Dd By sNowDEN ss Exarbsla
fRIoAY. FEBRUARY 70 1919
SALT AFAOAT.

JACKSON AND RUMNEY.
HAVE FOR SALE.
The CARGO Of the schooner Eliza,
Cattaiin Stodder, from Boston, con-
sisting Of
l40o bushels Ground Alum Salt
Is '.lrrels Glauber's Salts
40 bundles Wrapping Paper
so reams Writing Paper.
IN STORE,
200 bushels fine blown Salt
40 barrels prime Beef and Pork
3 tons Cortlage, assorted sizes
IL Trunks Shoes, Ladies & Mise.
black and colorsd Morocco Shoes and
Slippers,
6 Trunks Mems and Women's fine
Shoes,
Spanish Float Indigo, Balsam Capevi,
India Cottons, Cotton Checks, Cotton
Ticking, =
600 Bushels Potatoes
70 Nova Scotia Grindstones,
dozen elegant plain and gilt Fam
cy and Bamboo Chairs,
Mahogany Furniture
January 81. d3w
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+ tx. SAL.

+ IN SALE.
4 LIKELY NEGRO WOMAN
With Two Children Cor withou!
rer Children) who understands house
BUSINESS. cooking, washing, hitting and
,cwing, and is honest and sober. Any
>erson wishing to purchase can have
.aem Low for CASH, by applying to
Sampson Martin at the Poor-Hnuse
near Fairfax Courthouse.
SAMPSON M.4RTTN
January ls dt
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l.aWrdS II AID Row le,
OFFER FOR SALE,
The Cargo of the schooner Combines
Captain Trip, of
100 tons Plaster Paris
And the Cargo of Schooner Industry
Capt. Smith, being
200 boxes Mould and dipt C.ndles:
50 barrels prime Boston Beet.
% barrels Tanners Oil.
December 9
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-19
Clover seed, Sail, &c.
iOHN q L I'D

HAS FoR SALE,
Landing from Schooner Leader,
2ooe bushels Liverpool coarse Salt.
A few Tierces flesh red Clover Seed,
5000 lbs. exeeileh, Cheese,
loo bushels Potatoes.
February Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-19
r. AVE

r. AVE-.
T.. tx, aot,ce. that
|,.r ,ft:,r ,ir ut : on :,
| GAMBIA, to be head
II ,,e.Aodria, in '.pr',
thereafter as counsel
4 ,5,il move ina, court
i, guns, you in iay"r
| coul:i! Of hlsSan ria'
\ Fifty Nine Dollars
(r.,-beins the ars'HNt
''~ Cannon
E-lira upor you' Let,
,o,,sr Of Queen and
|tr the years 1904 $
|,,of Congress passed
l. 1904
En D. Simms.
| C,snl. Of alexandria.
Ct6A
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-19
j NH~rv 27

iona Gardner Lad1
HIS EOR A.JLE,
Auscovado Sugars in hHd,. tie ,ces an
bb.s.
est India Rum in puncheoHs,
Office ana Pepperin bags
imperial Gunpos der Young Eyso'
Skin, and hyson Teas of the la
est importations, in quarter chest
and boxes,
Russia Hesp and Iron,
wedes Iron assorted,
3uss,a Sheetings, Duck and Raven
Duck,
bale Snanish Wool,
by 10 7 by 9. 9 by II, and 10 BY Il
Bristol Glass, in whole and hat
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box
Figs,es,
isbo, Floor Mats,
Whiskey and Apple Brandy in tierees
& bbIs
Few ar casks old Sherry, London Par
t;cuisr Madeira and Strengths Rec
Wire,
c,rd,pe ard Lines Of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Nen'>, Womcn's AMI Children's Shoes
in'harrels and boxes,
BOTTLE Corks in bales,
Sole Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk and Plaster OF Paris
A,so, PLOUGHS Of the most approved
construction and one pair French
Burr Mill Stones.
october 6,
Notice II hereby given to
The moor women OF the town OF Aiexan'
dria' that or application to the suoscr'-
her. they can be furnished with eo,'on
:" so;n and that liberal price Will be
/ n.;d for SPINNING the same.
.(aac Robbins.
Who hes for Sale,
| c,,.on suitable Tor making carpe,s'
snun b, the poor of the town. and 'ne
nroceeas Of which will &c appi'sa 70
| their relief
! december rs.
| PRINTlNG
u,.r,r sxzeu1s1 At 1s1s s'''sr'
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Yeaton s. Conway,
Rave just reserved from Me,u- YORK,
20 barrels prime Pork
20 do. cargo do.
20 do. prime Beef.
" STORE,
10 hhds. FIST quality Sugar
80 pieces first Go. Russia Sheeting
10 do. Russia Duck.
Ship Chandlery and Groceries, as usual
O~toht,.
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INDICATOR.
SALEM July ii.
--1zm: @:D

FROM ENGLAND.-Capt. Jeduthan
Upson,j j.. late commander of the privateer
brig Hunter, who arrived in the cartel Ad-
,nilancc. which left Lands, England, on the
Est of June, informs that on the same day
tley were boarded by a boat from Plymouth
and were informed that news had been re-
ceived at Plymouth of second great bat
tie, between the allied armies and that
of France, in which the latter were victo-
torious. Captain u informs that the A.
mcrican prisoners confined on board the
prison ships in England universally COM
plain of bad treatment. There are many
Americans, masters and mates, on board
the prison ships aud no distinction shewn
them. The officers Of the private armed
vessels are not allowed a parole unless
their vessels actually mount forteen car
riage guns at the time of their capture, &
capt. Upton, who commanded fine new
brig, but threw his guns over during the
chase, was confined on board the prison
ships, although the captain Of the frigate
that captured him made every exertjon to
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-23
On motion of Calhoun tho doors were
closed and remained SO the remainder OF

On motion of Calhoun the doors were
closed and remained SO the remainder OF
the day.
THURSDAY, July 20.
The house met with closed doors. At
ter short time the doors were opened.
Mr.. Eppes chairman of the committee
of ways and means, asked and obtained
leave to introduce bill authorising the
loan of millions. Read twice, refer
red to committee of the whole, and made
the order of the day for tomorrow.
Mr.. M'Kee, Mr.. CASTOR, Mr.. Sage, and
MIR. Avery, each had leave of absence FROM
the service of the house till the end of the
session.
An engrossed bill concerning Invalid
Pensioners was read third time s. passed.
An engrossed blu for the relief ofthe of
fccrs and crew Of the U. S. brig Vixen
was read third time and passed.
An engrossed bill for the relief of John
James Defour and his associates was read
third time and passed.
The bill from the senate for the relief Of
Elisha ]. Winter was read third time and
passed.
Two attempts were made to bring forward
other business, but they were made to give
way to tho more important business which
was brought forward yesterday with closed
doors, and the doors were again closed, and
so remained when our letter came away.
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nm the Cd day of August Court nexl
W Will be exposed to sale in Leesburg
at Peers's Tavern, if not previously dispos-
ed Ola tract of Land containing upwards
of 800 Acres, near Goshen, in the County of
Loudoun-This land lies convenient to the
Turnpike Road to the Alexandria market
is as susceptible of improvement from
Plaster of Paris, as any Land in the Coun-
ty: has large portion of wood and mea-
dow land, and is well watered. The inn
provements are tolerably comfortable.
From the increasing value of land in the
neighborhood, it is worthy the attention of
purchasers. 1t may be seen by applying
to Mr.. e. Stewart who lives on the premi.
ses. Terms Of sale, one third in hand, and
the balance in and 2 monthly, with APP
proved security.
Apply to Geo. N. Rails, or in his absence
to J. T. Ramsay.
April IL. iawts
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ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
FRIDAY, July %. 1918.

We have no certain information relative
TO the situation of the encmy's squadron.
On "Wednesday Information was received
that they had gone down the river. Yes
terday it was reported that they were again
proceeding up. Let them conceive feel
confident Of the result.
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The senate yesterday struck out the frs,
section of the bill from the house impos-
ing duty on licenses to wholesale and re-
tail dealers in imported wines sc. The
first section contemplated laying duty Of
IS dollars aQ gUdoicSaic dealers,
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bic time and would probably have been apo-
Their victim of their rage, ii tfc;r attention
had not been diverted to woman, who had
sought refuge in his house. They follow
ed her into the kitchen, WHITTIER she had
run for safety. Mr.. Hope made offamidst
her agonizing screams, and when he re-.
turned to his house, he was told by his do
mestics that ih,ir horrid purposes were
accomplished. This had from him.
How far this violation extended, will
never be known. Women will not pub
lish what they consider their own shame /;
and the men in town were carefully watch
ed and guarded. But enough is known to
induce the belief of the existence OF many
other cases, and enough to FIRE every manly
bosom with the irrepressible desire of re-
verge.
am not disposed to tire the public pa
,ience or / could tell OF enormities little
inferior to the above. But the enemy are
convicted of Robbery, Rape, and Murder--
and it is unnecessary 10 add to the Gaia.
loeuc CT their crimes.
Men of Virginia! will you permit all
this ?-Fathers, Brothers and Husbands,
will you fold your arms in apathy and only
curse your despoilers No, you will fly
with generous emulation to the unrurled
standard Of your ccuntry--You win initiate
the example Of those generous spirits,
who are even now in crowds rendering
NC, se.'i.es W. Vrs S'' .n';' III en'el
taits and solici,,po TO he led acaimst Inc
enemy wherever he dares to show his face
You WIZ prove yourselves worthy ofs'he
farroI ,,no,, yn, IN scIcc,;r,r Won &c ,he oh
,icct Of his vengeance. You will neglect
fora time al! CIVIL pursuits ana occupations,
,'"u '"''o.' w. $3.50 ~ H. ,'. ~ Nhow-
.arv Won will learn 10 command tn
obey; and with Hampton" as your watch
%o'a-'o .""9N"'
sa,ue hC,,,cy fran, o,bjch me obo7,e ma /. IN.
Ken, H aNEears that HE gsrHer Of 4" P" is
.sIf. STDM, JormcFty ":aeTal memoir 81
HAMproNi
Ffanv evidence were wanting of the b, n.
tal conduct of the British at Hampton, ii
WI DC ,ou,u Il, INC s n whioh VIC .hls
whose veraci,v no orc dares tn oucstion
MIR. Griffin, who has been on the floor of
congress, and last TREND oil the federal
,r,o cardmct or,be enerny
pc,,,,,. erb.,,s :, uo,,Idho
-, &c
- - ~
Ihe 'H'noa' VIZ Ai'6 "a e"oSc ihuiSGah
emotions which the lore tai can
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BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL,
BOSToN, July ~.

BOSTON, July IL.
We are this moment indebted to the po,-
likeness OF capt. Charles l.. Sargent, from
Europe, for the following interesting infor.
nation
LONDON, (TTmes) May 90.
Late last night we received from the.
French coast, adviCes-
That on the Gath inst information had
been received in Paris Of an Armistice hav-
ing been concluded between the French
and allied powers, for GENERAL PEACE.
Ministers arc to attend this great assembly
from England, Russia, Prussia, France,
America, Denmark, Austria, Sweden and
the Spanish Cortes. 1t is added, express
ly, that Napoleon will treat only on the ba-
sis of Utrecht.
Napoleon remained at Dresden the 10th
May. He appeared fearful Of leaving the
Elbe, least Austria.should cut him off from
it.
Corrobaratiye efan actton.--Captain De-
cost, who arrived in New Bedford or
Thursday from Lisbon, reports that on tho
9th June he was boarded by the Bellsro-
phon ~, with frigate in company that
Oh the next day, 28th, at 10 A. NJ he heard
heavy cannonade which lasted an hour
and half. After the smoke cleared away
saw ship which he took to be the frigate
which was in company with the Bel!ero-
phon; and that the "A was the ship engage
ed, but with what cou Id not tell.
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

"WEDNESDAY, Jug IT.
mr. Nelson from the committee on ma
val affairs, reported bill allowing boun-
ty TO the owners, officers and crews Of the
private armed vessels of the u. S. Which
was twice read and referred to COMMITTEE
Of the whole hoAse,
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PARIS, May IS.

PARIS, May IS.
The empress has this day received re-
port, that on the Goth the emperor had
gained fresh victory over the Russians
and Prussians at Bautzin the details of
which are expected Immediately.
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Printing neatly executed al me Office q:
<he s4Legagagia Heras&
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The printer OF the Washipgtonian, at
Leesburg who has about sense enough TO
sling slcdge hammer or act as secretary
TO Joseph Lewis at Dutch barbecue, has
ipdustriously copied the filth of these
Hampton statements from the Federal Re.
publican, and although he has accompanied
them with no remark Qrom want of ca
Paciiy to do SOY he has as far as practicable
sicwn bis disposition TO serve, and exhibit
ed to the world that which is of all things
the most ridiculous, tool pithout an edge i!
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-05
FRENCH DESERTERs. Sc.

| The deserters and prisoners at Pip-Poin,
and Hampton arrived in this city on Wed.
nesday evening. They consist Of one lieu.
tenant, one sergeant, one corporal and 2S
prlvates, Erenchmen-S Germans and one
lrishman.
Eleven of these Frehchmen were taken
hrta onerS-but, as there is a cartel between
France and the u. States for a mutual ex
change of prisoners under certain circum.
stances, and as the two Frenchmen who
were taken in May last by The militia of
Hampton, had been released by the mar
SHALL the same indulgence was extended
10 these eleven, at the instance of a French
gentleman in this city,
besiues these deserters l6 others have
oeen enlisted on their way, into the service
OF the v. States.
Inc prisoners will be confined in the
pcnitenlrary until they are sent to Annapo-
rs ne frcnchmen are at liberty.
n ne British had attempted with some
success, to represent all of us as sauqees,
ana VIII, much art had tried TO persuade
mem that the French who had deserted al
ZIG rolnt had been murdered by the Anne
ricanS' VINO gave no sort of quarter This
persuasion was so strong that the French
lieutenant VINO desei ted at Hampton, ex-
pressed his astonishment at meeting in
this city with the sergeant who deserted at
Pig Point. <seFt'as
The British placed these men in the
ffoat of the battle at Hampton, and so or
90 of them fell victims to British finesse--
They are exasperated against the British
and If our troops had been stronger in
Hampton, would have been the first to
have turned their arms against their ally.
The deserters underwent an examina-
ton before the council of state-what is
the result, has not yet traDspired. But we
CLEAN from the most intelligent private
sources, that all the British vessels which
were collected in Hampton Roads at the
time of the action were unable to disembark
5000 men that of these, 1000 were sea-
men, which would of course proportionably
strip the ships Of their crews, Gin one case
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ia schr. was left with but 4 men in her)
there were 8 battalions Of marines, to the
number OF 2, 4oo-there are many Germans
and about $40 Frenchmen left out of 500,
who are ready to turn their arms agains,
their employer. They had no broad swords
or holsters-and no horses, except those
"hlch they picked up at Hampton.
1t would seem, theI cfore, from this spe-
cies of equipment as we'll as the descrip-
ton OF their force, that no expedition at
considerable distance from their great guns
can seriously be Contemplated by such
troops. The deserters seem be of opinion,
that their principal object is the destruction
OF the Constellation frigate and the fa.igu-
ing our militia troops by war of plumber
We defy this force--we may defy one of
much superior description, both in its
numbers and its discipline, if we do not
steep upon our posts. We may ruin our
selves--but it will be our own fault if the
enemy can inflict upon us and serious mis-
Chief. At present we are wide awake-and
we are persuaded from the lessons we
have experienced that we shall not re-
lapse into criminal inactivity. We boldly
threw down the gauntlet-and {" defy the
devil and all his works."
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PETERSBURG, Julu 3.
THE ENEMY!

Our town has been somewhat agitatcd
Tor the last two or three days, in cons e.
qnence OF the report of the movements of
The enemy on James River-and indeed,
Judging from his atrocious conduct al
Hampton and elsewhere, we have reason to
be alarmed at the near approach of SO vim
dictive toe. Our last accounts Cat the
time this paper went TO press) left the enc
my with their barges, lying opposite to
Sandy Poinf, which they had visited for the
purpose of procuring fresh provisions, &c.
They had also invaded the farm of colonel
Allen, ON the Surry side, avowedly for the
same purpose. Their larger vessels il
was believed, were lower down the river.
What IS the Ultimate intention of the
British whether to attack this place or
Richmond, remains as yet involved in I'M
certainty: Their Ii,st object no doubt is
to obtain supplies of fresh provisions and
water. Many people are alarmed and have
moved away .heir NOS. valuable effects
and the specie from both banks has been
sent to safe places of deposit.
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About O'Clock an express arrived from
Sandy Point about 40 miles down the river.
The bell was ruDg, the alarm-guns were
hred. The most exaggeratedre reports pass.
ed Immediately into circulation and a de-
gree OF alarm INN ediately ensued, among
the women & the children, the sick and the
slaves, which such state of misre presen-
tation was calculated to produce. We had
been long reposing on the lap of peace ;
and the slightest approach of danger, was
enoughto strike false terror into the help
less and the weak. Such as were placed
public situations thought it prudent TO
take precautions against 4 danger, the
extent OF which they were unable 10 re-
move. Those who were in the banks pre-
pared to remove their specie; those in
the public Offices, their papers and re-
cords.
But amidst this scene Of momentary
confusion, the spirit Of the citizen was seen
arising like the sun amidst he clouds.
Every man flew to The public square with
his arms--old men Of 60 were seen step
ping into the ranks all classes sought The
scene OF duty-and in one hour from the
signal OF alarm, the regiment was display
ed on the square, in more forda6ie num-
bers Than il was ever known TO exhibit.
Excmpls of all descriptions, strangers, off
GERS and soldiers of the u. States express
cd but one resolution, s that was TO sacrifice
their lives, rathcir than yield up the me- ro-
polls OF the state to the invader.
The rife company obtained many new
recruits. The light i@faniry overfiowcd-
and IN iour hours, company of flying ar
fHfcry OF more than 80 men was organized,
who nominated VIM. Writ as their capt.
benjamin j. Harris as their LIST, and Ed
ward w. Trent as their 2nd lieut.
We were ready for action. Every thing
depended upon the next express express
the regiment was dismissed until the beat
OF the drum. 1.-THE mean time additional
troops were dispatched TO the points below
troops ofhorsc from this city, from Gooch-
land and Powhatan flew to meet the enc
my-& several companies Of infantry were
dispatched in the night
NO express, however, arrived till .yester-
day morning. The enemy were falling
down the river.
i''S Confusion is paat-aiid We are ssaai e
not only Tor the present but against any en-
tefprize which the enemy may mediate
several hundreds OF men arc ready at tort
Powhatan to breast the first shock-and at
this moment there cannot be less than
1000 men on the Melvan Hills, Sandy
Point and their immediate vicinty-exclu-
slvc the OF troops OF Richmond, &c. SC.
The militia of the counties immediately
surrounding have flown with the utmost
aiacrlty to our assistance. We are pront
oil the proofs ofpatriotisn which have been
glven-With such spirit, il is impossible
but that the republic must live and must
prospcn.
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Refreshments on such occasions and dfane
anumber of patriotic Observation-Disclosures
hereafter.
The Washington Society marched Ia
procession, preceded to by the City band to
the resbyterian church, where an Grafton
was delivered by William HI. Fitzhugh ac-
cording to previous arrangement Of { So
|ciety:
II friend has faDored rs with fhe FOLLOWING
ertracf ola letter from his son at Rich
mond, dated 3ofh June.
AN express has Just arrived to the 90,
rornor that the British are said to be ON
their way to this place and within Is miles.
we are called out from Chesterfield and
Richmond, and are under arms. 1t is
reported that they sent word to the COVER
nor they meant to dine with him on the 18th
and then destroy the armory-We hayo
marched 90 or 80 prisoners to the peniten-
tiery.