davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-26
HousE OF CoNMoNs.
WAR NTH AMERICA:

Lord Castlereagh trusted that IN rls-
ing to address the House, they would
excuse him for calling to taeir recollec-
ton the great importance ofths present
subject. The consideration that would
come bsfors the House was, whether
Ministers had so conducted the negoci-
atoms and discussions with America, as
that now, under the present eircunstan-
ces, their conduct meri,ed the spproba.
ton of Parliament He apprehended,
however, that it was not the practice of
Ministers in such cases, to come down
to Parliament to ask for a vote OF appro'
baton in their own favor: it was enough
10 have discharged their duty to the best
of their means, and to be satisfied In their
own condolences; it would be great ar
roeance to presume that they had mo-
rited the appreciation Of Parliament but
it would be their qualification to fisd that
appreciation consequent on their conduct.
The merits Of their conduct it was ma
tural to leave to those who might think
them in error, and whe might therefore,
if they pleased, move soma proposition
upon that point. The information now
laid before the House was produced at
the instance OF others, particularly an
honorable Gentleman (Mr. Whitbread);
bat though it did not call on Ministers
to Justly themselves, yet the House
would do them the justice to say, that
thew had manifested no sort of reluctancs
in giving all the necessary information.
They had submitted the whole state OF
tho discussion to Parliament, and tho
it was not the particular question before
them, he should feel disposed, if called
npon, in later stages OF the debate, to an
swsr any inquiries that might be made
respecting the views and conduct OF mi-
bisters, though that was not in The first
instance necessary. He regretted that
under the circumstances Of the war, the
additional calamity OF the hostilities with
America should have occurred. 1t was
an evil thss the war should be extended,
bat particularly so in this new direction,
for he knew of none in which 1t could
happen With less advantage to both par.
ties. These were his feelings; and he
lamented the war liz common with Par
lament and the nation, notwithstanding
the rig hit and justice of the grounds on
which we had be-, obliged to enter in
to it. 1t was, however, consolation,
that though our sincere endeayers to
prevent it had failed, the justice and ne
ce.sity of our measures were 50 enn-
nected with oar paramount. interests,
that the feelings of the country mast go
along with government, and form the
best pledge Of vigor in conducting the
war, and for obtaining that peace which
was its only object. The Americans
could not be so deaf to reason, as that eur
cause would not have its due weight With
them, and induce them to cell on their
government for peace. His proposition
would be, to assure the Regent that they
were confident of the justice of the war,
and relied on the best exertions Of the
country. Many parts of the question
bad already taken up The JUs Of Parlia.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-26

American :. o., It'a
was little i HlaI'Na
system Of N.Y. m-'tas
them, tie s q t,,s
u'' very las, lss,.
G S;nso. to The An n
d direct, hin nas
were P'elllr
Were were 1ep'.IS5 d'S
n msse at its te.s'.
R Ra to 'h.. lo,~s
IN 81
a sbG;i;;s') sho I'd
s soa :. II. ip',rr,ss
. 'hs, bad J. nov .sa
msr II vas b, !.
knowledge Of as.J
S s"as szscci IN
s ace CT ! b! ordts,
cd hos'iIi,is.! ~, !.
60 e;s somesast ss !;
s sD;' being ID !,
ask wba. vcQ.5 \
OF the people
knew that 10 Ma,
z =; J: were forclS1g
H.. the nn'ysi =
the 1T Case hon. ) ]
a a: The tres Wa !
o u1n' and Should ii
allowance fer d:
mer'ea. The Ls
demned the 49,,
SAID tA:t the Aa.
great E at ia Mi
In the chc,.y,..,
al! times ia pa.f:cl
might be SAID dal
~ the Saline aN,
MIR. Il. J E.ss
been particular,
norable sehr.ens
would beg the lis
I'LL he as bri,R
sentiments Oh l.as
which bis stttatiic
well as such ctu
hi" as likely ,oga
the house TIE
asked his cpiaisne
Their if the rrys,,i
council had bee, 10
tore The declar,.c,
ledge would not av
clarstion ! tt,
on which be copIt |
a decided opinion
in all bis eonmua;s]
roe, and the Ans
great stress wa Il
council, and b. in
as the grievance Il
government, but D
complained most b.
time there were Nd
cnlation, Of others
and contest, um 1
the several pavaaI
The war party, bod
great paiss TO ia3
every subject Of dr
many years iDc2si
tic two countries 1
vernman. were It'd
Of their own ,nas
liess they could ar
sress, las, year, to b
Than they did Tia
n America ,hil VIZ
lhi, country. Oaa
favor Of the Frsna'
commencement ~
wards tho inssim,a
was what is e'lIa
party, who were W
.b.u, the var VIII y
Mr.. HhatnGS@
much obliged % y
" no had given 'su'
.e,s which no ca:@
For his own 2,tt, ~.
ion to him to h:,'r
n,sn, tina, Nj. =
roe were not, - y
se,ted by mini'''H
beth oftIep asm
I G ooe p,r' ID
sneech he vi,,so D.
where ytu he spok: Ct
" taken a part 's,i,'
Of this gorsrn4ss,. -,
Ct u than f'' =
b b,iss to be ni'pos's
. ,sn,ed. He .a5 !
had long actst' h.'D
Represented ,.s
prince regent, d !. :,
toIa in Which It "
but but the ). uocad@.g
F Frs g. DEGREES 81, 'h,i
repeal Of the s o,,,' )
rom t5st m'n'a,
the American s'n.si
:: en-; !: i Il; =, III Z \
Heu' .,,J re3.js
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From the National .1dvseats.

We arc indebted to the politencss OF
Captain HISS, of the ship Portia, OF Phi
Iadelphia, arrived at this port from Ca
diz, for London papers to February 18th,
from which we extract the following de-
hate in the British Parliament. we re-
gret, that we have not room tor mere
than the sketches of two Speeches in the
House Of Lords, those in the Commons
being the most interesting. @
BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
HousE OF LORDS, February lS, 1919.
AMERICAN War.
Lord Holland, in short speech, ex-
pressed his belief, that from the extreme
nisety of the point on which the negocl-
alton broke off, i. might not be altogeth'
er hopeless Of renewal. On the question
Of NATURALIZATION, there could be no doubt
that the king had right to the services
of the natives of this country, and that
the flag of the merchant could not pro-
teet them. But strong as were the de-
mands of America, we had made stron-
ger in eur day. He accidentally had
taken up the Statute Book on the table,
and found Statute OF Anne, enactlng'
that any man, not merely who resided in
England, but in any other country, and
took the oaths ofallsgiance to the Queen
should be considered as under English
protection.
Lord Erskise agreed that the war
which America was waging against US
was war OF passion, but it was pas
sion provoked by our aggression. Itere
were principles of honor among nations
as there we're ameng individuals; and
the party first aggrisved must not be
the FIRST to ssccum5. He thought our
government had acted unwissly towards
America; it had spontaneously oiered
to repeal the Orders in Council +: would
it pot have been better to have kept them
sus pended ever that power, till America
was out of the situation TO do Us harm
AS 10 the proposal respecting the I'M
nressment OF seamen, in his mind there
was great difference between suspend
ing a right, and altogether giving 1t up
America did not call upon US to give up
this right, blu, to take time to consider
whether it might not be suspended. AS
to the management Of the war, he would
cav, "bsware of entering into quarrel,
but being in it, bear it manfully. He
trusted, and had ne doubt, that if the war
continued, we should, in short time,
sweep from the ssas all the vessels ct our
new enemy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-31
Mr.. ARMlSTEAD TRUsIOw
WON OHhANAD I0T No.

4
4 Hal extremely valuable landed estate, know,
= by the satne OF the Bent Mountain 1--J,Is
estate, which IS now in the possession of Col -
drew Lewis is situated ON the AileghaAy Niountsns
~ montgomery eounty-it is about 20 miles wes, ~
C!rchbufs and 40 miles south wSst OF Pattonshnrs-
from "iuch pisSe James River affords safe oIsi
convenient navigation. The tract above ,pennoos5
contains neal.y 2l,oc0 of land and If is err
'ainy one oi the most valuable stock farms in Ayoe
r!ca, Abe range, which is nexhau.til,'e. eoosjst.
"i the rlch-wced, b.ue-sraGs and pea-y;he Tn.
plantation ls an extensive and an almost level neip
IL AZ present contains $50 acres of cleared isnt
IOu acres OF Which ere the finest timothy me- fo,s,
ihese meadows, with inconsiderabie ,ortion n
.ahot'r can be extended over . thousand scrrs ia
GA SIMPLY removing the timber, the ground IS me-
sei'iy covered witt, the most uxurisut grass iEe
o'heT ianoe are rich and produce wsn ali kinds q
sta'h acspted 10 the cmgte. Ike houses thou n
'"i siessnt are ceAvenent and comfortable in lie
yarI tSefe Is fountain Of enc purest water
ms estate would be Peculiarly valuable either IN
wealthy graZer, CON raAy Disposed 10 eutsr
mo 'e InSiiieSs OF grazing, which business, To- in
,ins country, extremely profitable. The lands md
ne SO divided, IS TO afford many eo,nmodops f,Iss
bun no partial sale will be aduliIied
COL Andrew Lewis, who resides on the rl,e,
OF viewing t '"~ F"' F'-S
ne terms OF sale may be known bv appl;cs,:,s
si'her 10 Col. Lewis or 30 the Subscribers
GEORGE PICKETT
CHARLES JOHNSTON
ROBERT POLLARD.
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GROCEKiES. O.. s1c

HE Subscribers offer for Private Sale, IS 90 L.
q, Verpoei hiied sacks o. Salt. so hhis Muscoyado
Sugar, $4,000 10 Loaf Sugar in hhds bbjs ap Iore,
part Penningtons bea, labelled 81, 600 ID. Coles
part best sreen, % puneIIeons genuine Ant;sua
h9"' partvsry old and hne 10 pipes genuine oid
rectiiied Nhiskey, 20 tierces UplanI, ?, t.l, ~,
quai,y Spinning Cotton. 90 hhds SIo;assss SO BOXES
C*n'les ;, 30 boxes soap Nutrnegs, Pepper, Piroez
to, best Spanish Cigars, Imperial Tes, Chorolete.
SOFT SHIELD Almonds, Ciaret in cases and casks nd
Port Wine IN bottles, Scyths Blades, ke4Gn, -
Ahey continue their regular Auction sgles and
rs usual, make liberal advances in cash on, az sn..
siSnments entrusted 10 their care
M0NCUiE, ROBINSON + PLEAs3yTs'
July @. w3w :.
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coLLEcTIoN or TIE Daecr TAXES.

For the assesrra "a sud Collection Of Direct r,z,,
sal II rfI D1U.s
BE Il canced - fkc Sc11's atd Hrnse Of Re.
bycacn q,icts q tn Gj.fsd S,afee Of .igsr5s, !,
Cmsrces .4sse1uh.ta Ihst ior tl,c pune %. nj q.
tt9fne nu3 On. ca ~ ir fi-ec taxss Fad irfsros,
dn'' here stnl b. snf IRE !stebp desi st.i an
csiet~fhed the iolowrs COLLECTION disl,fr's 10 VIZ
The state d Nsv-iiampsiite sban c6n,ai, Eve
coce''ol tisreif 80 inHoF; TIE hrst dsrief ia y
esuSSt Of the eoS"J q Ess-ins.a ta9 sse9ad "
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YO BIZ LIJPED.

TWO Negro Men, fosr Women and Boy, 20.
custcmed to ai Kinds OF work about Il nly or On
plantation.
The cwRer bsins about to leave the state Il desi.
rouS Of hiring aem together to a reputable fss
at distance ioia towD--Ihe Terms will be very
reasonable. Apply to
JAMES BROWN, ir. sScs.
Alss For Sale, very likely YOung Woman, a
guOa spinner.
August II. Il
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ANDREW NfOORE, M.V.D.
Richmond, Augsst is. n

FRESH RUGS ~ ME- DTCIWES
PAINTERS * DYER'S MATERIALS. &o. &c
'BE subscriber, few doors below tie Bsy Ia.
vern, has iust received, by land carriage, from
New-forS, Baltimore and Alexandria, full & well
selected assortc.euL of Drugs and Medicines, which
he warrants to b genuine Snd fresh they were
wen Iald IN, which will enable him 10 sell exeeyo,.
few articles SIS cheap FOR Cash, rs such artel, 5
we're sold for before the war
Orders !rom his old customers, an9 from the conn.
uy' aud Recipes from Medical gentlemen, pune u
ally attended to.
Beat ShermaceH, Lanh Oil, Boled and
HaW LiR8ced oil, S5Ueet oil. and one Fro~e
II CaStor oil, also on reasonable terms.
WILLIAM WEST.
Angus IL wtf
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MARSHALL's OFFICE,

Hnt 1fsf gfh. 1875.
'sNHoMAS WILLIAMS, an Alien Eneu,y, 3
Stone-Cuttcr by trade, abont 95 years ii aye.
'eet or 10 inches high, with ford compiexior,
ssady hair, large red whskers. ana blue ewes W ~
VS. permitted to remain in this eity, under The an
'h0rity OF this Office, hss broken his Permit, ana
eoPed from the District Of Virginia, under cir,urn.
stances which inperiousy addr is theinselres to IN,
attention OF tile friend 81 the laws. Every citizen
who wishes to see The s9aotty of the la@s observ,I
and more especially the MsrShals Of the resDsct We
Districts, are requested to use due diligence in ~,
resting the said Williams, and giving intorma,icn 10
the Atien Office ~ the city Of Washington, or a.
the Marshall's Office in this lJistrct "
A. !ITHGUW, 4 gent for
ANDREW MOORE, M.V.D.
Richmond, Aussst is. ~
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( CHA NCGllT.--nt Coulr heia ror r,r1pcr
z heward county. june the 22d, 1879
joe ". Jones and Jane MS wife, formerly Jane
Against
Robert Gibson ard Amy r. Gibson, oefHs
Inc defendant Robert b. Gibson. not having en-.
tered his aPpesianee and given security aceofdne
to an set Oh tie General Asscrby and ue rules q
court ist the said Robert Gibson is ct On inlebi.
sSni o. hs sfete Oh The motion Of the Z, nplansuts
y the eonps4l e 10 Ordered, dat g said de.
.sndait hofe'. G5son, 40 appear hsre - die frr,
osy 81 S,p'cmFer eoprt next and snou g. The com.
pAnaDtt b'i and that copy OF this or sr be lortb
~isn if'ti-ea IN some one of Gle pubis sswspapers
printed III tie city of Kiohmond, tor 80 months
sneee se''eiy and aiso posted at the ont door of
The Court ouse 0f tllis county.
1estr, B.JWoRsHAAf, DC.
July q. wBw
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" Ill Pc 6OLD---fo The Highest 6i1Ier.
6 sN THE PREMlsEs--o On the sth day of Sen.
~ TENDER next, ir fair, if not The ,ext lair 6ayI
u not privately disposed vi, the LAM wl,ereon
reside, containing SAL ID acres, lying in Kigs S1
Queen county, INN ediatey on the man road lead
ms from DanAnk to NewrUVn, about 4 nies froEa
each place. '--
n 8'eGt proportion efth;s Land IS level. ofs
goa soii, wei adapted to Corn * INheat--weil va
tered and healthy ana in good order for eroppinp
he annual crops, upwards Of SOC barrels OF Corn 4
500 bushels of " heat--a large :efd convenient
- } IVELLI.FG no USR-rfnsurcd,1 T.
and necessary vt-houses.--Xoung orchards n yari.
OTIS Kinds o. excellent fTuit--A further descrutcn
IS thought unnecessary, asst is presuln ed those who
wish to purchase Will first examine
iERHS-Fwo.thirdsc ssh, proportion 6 = hies,
would be received 10 YOUNG. NEGROES o.
ther one third payable in ~ lontbs will, Berd Of
trust On the land TO sesure the raymert. Tbs
time OF gTbg possession viii be made know on the
day o! sale-Aso, viii De sod on the same day tie
Crop ct Corn now growing oa the land, tbout loo
h"rrti % ca corr, The crop OF Wheat now On hand
ths sooH q hoTs.s, Cattle, Sheen and Hogs House
mol and hi;eb " Furniture, Plantation utensils. SC,
The Gale TO commence az I2 o'cleck.
ULLLL.5.jF GAYLE.
RiSg g Queer, August 10 w4w
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Jaly ia
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MhNINi. INSURANCE CJWPANY
THE Dgeatss o. uas irsututol having by 4
-esoiution q 5Hc.r koard adthofs-i 20 rec 1--WE
u5scrpdoI, g.. oosnp.eis tie Capita Stock e the
a1te Eot e. 10 h,Tely gFon dat a boob for this
urfOse % ue~ Ogcr asG ATTENDANCE will be given
oiius tie al seurs Of tusut 50 r the ofiee Of 90
Jonp ~ in so r3oia stc.y oceug; 80 tse Collee.
oC's Cficc.
A. CAMPBELL, SeuJ.
Elesesslt. = JGre 1915. e.
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M{t HfEL GRETTkR

L
EESPECTFULI.Yi informs his friends a,J .,,.,
,s.S toners, who 1--we at on near Lynchburg. tia.
se has got an Establishment III that place .aS.,as.
ed by ''A-@' .oN11"'
Mn. ARMlSTEAD TRUsIow.
rom whom they may purchase any article. u, b;s
me al The Richmond l'iices. lie has lust received
aa elegant and extensive supply OF AIL1rnpr
Cons;,,;oa IS p aee quo '1Ne'ry: Il
complete, Spoons, Ladies'. sold and Silver E,sus
, ,,,, Swords, Side Arms. Military Brttopa.
FUMES OF different kinds, Dirks, &c. S<e.-WlisI
he ohefsfor sale at his usLiai PRICE. M
hueust s. ySw
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NOTICE.

HAT petition viii be presented to the Assem-.
By Of 8irSiHs fog law 90 be passed au;horising
the opening ~ cursl. on the s5stn side Of Jssoes
River, IRON Nes,t.am " Manclescr
Alg.17. sw
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YALUABLE PKnPERI7Y TO LJ-
LEASED.


z WILL lease for term Of years, on odvantsQsnu,
terms for the easee, tenement ON the main
street Richmond, belonging 10 the estate Of ssUy
crown decd; adoinln the brick building Of Mr.
Jol'n StubJs--Aiso, piece Of vacant gioand con.
tanning about Ia Acrel, belonging 20 the sAue -.
tate. on the street leading from the main street Ia
Rockets, and contiguous 70 the new Presby teri.u
Church. Mr.. Richard Young will SHOW the proper.
10 any person DESTROYS ofieSsing IL, aud possession
wilI be gwen oftae tenement, on the first day Of
lAnuary nest, and Of the vacant ground, On a bar.
.an Tor il beng concluded.
JAMES BRhNDER, Trustee.
Manchester, Aug. II. 2w
NIOTfCE -Che Subscribers, executors d ,jsTl-'
- Gordon, deceased, ia com sliance with the d..
reetion o. ther tesstOrs will, on VI ouday the i9ti
day of September nest, will expose 20 sale ~ Mont
goInery b. at public auction. 70 the hghest b.Ide,
Tor cash That very valuable Tract of LAM.
which formerly belonged to Mr. Daniel Shel,r, COZ,
tanning about $50 scres. y,De 10 the county u M0n
gomery, about u mics from the Court.Eouse. q
this land there is an excellent min seat Oh yer,
abundant and neye taihog .,rsknl Of u,ter
JAMES GORlJOJ, 81
NICHOLAS GO1IDJN.
July Ia Nsr
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(RY Auruoa1rv)

LAJgS o. rg5 rvl1GD snlrAS.
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my fsther in Dsrhsm, asrest number or ume,, sud
reserved a number ot snswers, with protection -
The American consul then Applied tor my discharge
which vas granted, rs understood, hrt kept from
me until tie vsr broke out then determined to
give myself up as prisoner of war, let the conse-
quenee be what it would Conseque ntly. Oh the
esth OF October, 1 won't TO The captain End ;,.,,
IN, reii ap prisoner OF var, and refused TO do
any more duty. Theu ne tOi me Ha5 y. I'm.
gi'sim0G. and II would rot ds d,,iy lie would loy
me: and ordered ,oe in irops, and Kept ME IN IRONS
~ hours. after which WAS taken 10 the sang.way
AMI received one dozen with the cat on my bare
beck he captain then ass ed me 1t [ would 60 10
duty, told him no, Nsouli sooner die fret lie
teen put me IN irons again, for ~ oors, und oEee
more brought me to the aaus-wsy. aud received AS
before. with che same questions aud answer "a pre-
eeded; and the ss1ne repeated fou, ,,avs sue
ceSs'yelv, '1d received four dozen on ms naked
back A',er de fourth day was a prssner at
large. The Goth day of December. 1 was sent IN
prison without nay clothes, they being refused me
~ the captain. after abusing ia the most Insult.
ing manper. and all rsorived C,r i.iy serv,t,,de
was fourteen pounds. During i'm pi essrnent, haze.
lsed my Res, endcayors 20 csoaue ~
JOHN NICHOLS.
Witness, Jed Upton.
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6257 !!
From The Salem Register.

b'1o-'sscd Se07nen.---Capt. Jeduthan UPTON Jun
late c1inmlnder nj The private armed brig Hunier
Who arrived from England in the cartel AJmittanee
hiss sornished vs. with the following list at
essfaen on hoarl the BRITISH prson-shi. San An,o.
mo, At Chatham, who had been Impressed into the
hF'tsh service, and hsve been delivered up from
hr';ish s,ips, prispneVs since the war. These
'aptoitunsts uen, who have been discharged iron.
tpressnient 4 thrnwn into prisou, requested Cant
Upton TO publish tbs bs', that their frends in the
" d might be made acquainted with their iate.-
Resides these, there were on board the other Chat
ham prison SHIPS $50 Aiaericaus discharged in Ike
usnner, andNu immense number on board The pri-
son SHIPS At Portsmouth ~ other places in England
Eoyg HUNDRED Americans were disclSrged Iror
tne foulon bockading fleet. Notwithstanding me
i,rest number given UP, it will be b. the fci-
lowing, that great number were lett beard the
SHIPS from Which they were discharged
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NCHANCERY.--At Court held for p,ip..
= rd~ county, June the 22d. 1879
80, w. Jones and Jaae Isis wifs, fc.r,er,- Jane
against
Robert Gibson and Amy 2 Gibson, Dsl'fs.
ine oetenasnt Rohert y. G,bsoa, not has.nv en-
tered his appearance and given security :ceorai,s
O. An act OF the General Assembly apa the rates o.
s court, ana II spPesrag the satitfaction a. IT,.
0our' that the said R9oert Gibson Is rot IN ibnb
.ant az this state, ol the motion Of the compliments
ey Their counsel tits Ordered, that the sad De-
'e"dsnt robert Gibson, do appear here on the srs,
way ot oePtemHer court next, and answer the COM
aiainants bill, and that co,y of Ills order a.
WITH inserted in snme Of the pug,ie newweDe,s
pfiht-d IN the city OF Rcamoni. for two months
stceess'vsiy. and a'ic posted at the front dno, nj
tae Courthouse OF t..i5 eTlnty. -
Teste, EJ. V0RSE=AH5 ~ n
July 97. wsw - w.
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July 10.
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all eoAven'ent dspatch, to Hampton, aud cis the
troop; Otherwise shall be compelled, though with
much reluctance, 10 advertise them ~ dseerters un.
less satisfactory proof ae given OF sufficient Cause for
their abcenee.
John MILLER, Cant Of
Cavalry in 1st tsegt. & 1st
Division Virsi.;a Militia.
July II. wSw