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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-04-05
wISosos, ". MARCH %.
GEMS D'ARMS-in Vermont.

The Concord Gazette speaks ots Ctizen's
being seized by Two so'diers Tor what ,hev
are called in France Gems d d,ns and forcl.
bly, CARED II and confined under pref fence
ct sone CRIME az ans, the government.
IL the N9,thetn part Of lhls state, we are
tod nothing is more common. dian TIL, KIND
of 1fiitay Despoiis'p. TIE reign OF terror
there is So completely established, that IL Is
unsafe for a man 10 spesk his sentiments I'm
less they are in favor OF che powers that
be-"
JOHN HUBBARD. ESQ, If Han,sburgh,
Issi. Master, .fasrce Of The Peace, Iossn CIe,t,
and Town Rep eseataive has been visited 10y
these GeHs d'4f,ms. and without lss we un
ders' andy even 4 soritten military warrant was
seized and carried to Swsnton, where he was
confined 10 the guard house. reduced to
very low state Of health by the grapel !;
thence rem we'd 10 Burlington, between 50
and 40 miles, where he WAS again confined
10 the guard. house for a number ct weeks.
with only floor TO sleep upon-aithout am
sort Of a trial--Then sent back 20 Swanton,
under military guard, and to- about half
the wsy compelled though in the most ex
cruciating pain to march on foot. at the
point of the bayonet.
Here he was, at leeglh delivered over 10
the civil authority, and admitted 10 bail on
$500 bonds 10 stand trial for TREGsoNABLE
PRAcrIcEs, which we understand were
charged against him without soy spee feaion
q. facts.
Such facts will decide whether We are nm.
der a e.v'I, or MILITARY government
Ea:rdcr q a letter dated No,foAk, Mach %
Yesterday arrived here, with MIR.
Randolph, brother in law 10 Mr.. JET.
ferson, The Secretary of Legation to the
Russian Minister-these gentlemen
with the Russian Consul, obtained leave
to 20 on board the Admirsl's ship in
Hampton Roads-they returned at
! night. learn from good authority,
tina, the object of their mission was TO
obtain nag to send to Russia, and 10
propose cessation Of hosliliies. he
mission met with a favorable lece ption,
and a boat hes been sent with the secre
tary TO Washington. Admiral War
rem has not arrived, and II is doubtful II
Admiral Cock5urn has the power 10
enter into such an arrangement, but he
declared which heard Mr. Randolph
repeat that he had no power To at
TENT any land attack, and that the
live stock he had taken from the Shore
he had in evsty instance left the money
for, as the owners had declined recelv
ing pay There was the greatest de-
sire for peace expressed by the Adlni'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-04-05
iii men bern Free and Egnai.

Confli u.ion.
The whole number of votes fol
Senators through the ota,e as officially
counted BY Gov Gerry and his Coun.
Gil was IcI,o3o, of which
$500 were for Federalits and
so,I64 for Democrats.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-04-05

In an article from Hbo, it is related
thar Sweden has at length been COM
PEELED TO declare herfelf, and what IS
more important, to begin to act the
French ambahador being compelled
to quit Stockholm.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-04-05
Extraa Of a letter fr1m Cadi2, dated
Feb. 10th
GLORIOUS NEWS.

4" The InquIiticn in Spain is for
ever aboliihed on the sd init. the
great and important queaion was de-
cided, and deputations from all parts
of Spain t, the Cortes have, in be-
half of the people, manifehed their
appreciation on the happy event.
Cadiz is all joy on the location AMI
was Illuminated three nights iuccei-
Fl. ely"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-04-05
RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA.

Prime Kurakin. Ruilian Envoy,
arrived at Vienna, the 10th December,
and had an audience with the Empe-
ror, and the nliniiter of State. Rui.
fla offers Auitria, on condition OF her
diAolving her connection with France,
700, zoo meu 10 offend the a uftiiau
Territory, and Ioo, 900 to ailiii in re-
itoring the Auitrlan former pof -iiions
in Italy. The propoirion was itren-
uouny oppofed BY Otto, the French
Envoy
a Vienna article of Jan. 18th fays,
the Aultrian Emperor had determin
ed 10 continue faithful TO his treaties
with France; and tc augment the ar
my OF reierye to I2o, 600 Ii was
O., ooo before. Prince Spartzenberg
Is at Cracovia -cJ The Lond1n C9nri-
or Of the 2ob doe5 net contain tbs IN
tdiecace but tie Paris Nonitfnr Of
The 7fb flares the Jd9 and adh, that
The Engfjb En0y baa been or1ieref -
haUe Vienna, and a ne1u French MmiS-
Re, rad been {int to Pa,i5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-04-05

! he Catioirn, Tianh, Monarch, &
some other old Bib .74s, which have
been lying in Ordinary, are to be Gu.
dowu TO the level win the large Amer.
lean frirates.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-04-05

The Cz0ict5 are to be rewarded for
their fervlces, BY the grant of add
tional privileges and in return have
offered to bring 10000 freih troops
into the field under their beloved lea
der, Prince PlatoH.
The veteran piatoff has been crea-
ted Prince of the Empire and
Count Wit genitein, Whole fvord
wa. his only patrimony, has been
pr,fented with valuable sitote. The
Prince of Smolcnlko has been created
a knight of the hrh clafs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-04-05

hdviceS from St Petersburg def
cribe the great joy which animated
the RulIian people on their victories.
Voluntary fubfcrlpdons ware rapidly
pouring in +, and the peaiAntry were
every where anxious to be enrolled
in the army.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12
VIRGINIA & MASSACHUSETTS.

During orr glorious contest for Independ.
ence, Massachusetts and Virginia were the
two most prominen: states in the Unon-
They were emphaticailr designated as " the
two eyes OF the Union" and the main pill
lars on which the Revolution was founded
The choicest spirits of those days, both in
the cabinet and the field, were from these
States Washington, Warren ~ Putnum
Sam. and John adams. Hancock, Lee, Pa
H1ck Henry, Franklin, jefferson, Jas. Otis,
and host of other worthless, whose names
lrraCiate the page of American history, and
will be handed down To the latest pos,erity,
originated from Massachusetts and Virginia
In rs, 07assachnSetts was singled out as the
object OF British vengeance. In 1918, Vrei-
ma is the victim. In rs, when Boston was
threatened with starvation, the generous
Virginians fcw to our relief ;-tkfn- wheat
and ihefr corn averted the intended venge.
ance ofthe British, and revived our droop
ing spirits. And will Bosfonians in 1913,
whenthe ports of Virginia are blockaded
by the same cruel foe; when her towns are
sacked, her citizens murder ed. and her a
miaole females exposed to violence; will
they, we ask, at the instigation of the Bril-
TIsH FACTION, look on with frigid indiaer-
ence! Although Virginia has been "tented
to the quick" by the abuse of this faction,
still does she speak to Massachusetts in the
language of affection still does she call up
on her in friendly accents to unite in the
great cause of our common country.
Boston Chron.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12
Recent Omissions
ON j PATRIOTISM.

ON PATRIOTISM.
Dear is the tie that links the anxiou,
sire,
To the fond babe that prattles round his
FIRE;
Dear is the love that prompts the generous
youth.
His sire's fond cares and dropping age to
sooth;
Dear is the brother, sister, husband
wife,
Dear, all the charities Of social life -
But not tn endearing springs that fondly
move
To filial duty, or parental love;
nor all the ties that kindred bosoms
bind,
Nor all that friendships holy wreaths en-
Are half so. dear, so potent to control
1he generous workings of the pa,rio,
& so soul,
AXIS that HOLY VOICE that cancels al
1Hose tieS, that bids him for his country
fail.
'Sf this high summons, zvifA undaunteo
zeal,
lie 6ares his 6reast; invites III imtendins
steel
Smiles az The hand that deuls the fafol
6iop.
Nor heaOes fhe sigh for oil he Ieaves be
lou.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12
Notice.

I WILL SELL very valuable FARM G..
quail to any in the neighborhood, as to fert l.
hty its distance from Richmond isabout four
and half or five miles and lying upon the
main run of Chicohomony, which divides this
county from Hanover: it is useless TO mentica
me conveniences, &c that are attached to this
1arm' any person Inclined to purchase can see,
the premises on application to me living there
on' anu III case OF absence, to CAPT. Rob. PRICK
or Mr. Rieh. Carer, either of whom will sbew
the lines and land-Terrns made known by ar,
Plicatisn To me.
JOHN II. SAUNDERS.
July 7. tr
P.s-The above ivnd will be positively sold
to The highest bidder upon the premises, on
the 28Lh inst. (August).
J.TL
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12
ONE CENT RENARn

ONE CENT REWARD.
~ ANYWAY from the Subscriber on the 9TH
IN day ofthis month, JOHN SMITH, who
was bound apprentice until the age of 2Iyears
His mother lives in the county of Nelsogs
where 1t IS likely he may COL hereby fofs.>$p
all persons Whatsoever from employing orzi.f~
pouring him' as am determined to prosecute
m the I'm year OF his age, of dark complex.
on, dark eyes and hair, and spare made -
JOHN WEST
Buckingham Comfy, July 10. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12
Leather Pocket Book

co9tainining the following papers, viz. Bond
executed on 18TH April, 1872, from Garland
Anderson of Franklin county to James thmlett
ct Pittsylvania Tor four hundred dolla4 10 en-.
sure title to one hundred acres of kZnd<dA
cision OF Thomas Muse * Caleb iIu1(exas<<rS'
bitrators between William and JauJs Hamlett-
IN favor OF the Latter for sixty four pounds. ten
shllmgs; Note from John Forest to James
iamiett tor Is dollars, dated 18th Feb. 1914
on demand; Note assigned by lsham & Heze.
kiah Hubbard TO the subscriber on Founta;a
Price for fifty dollars, due Christmas In. y1fh
wo credits on the back amounting to/fvEutyr
two dollars and half; Bond from NkrIlOliya
H the subscriber for ono hundred ., hnd. paya,
" Chris mss last, with two credits thereon. a.
mounting 10 & rs Is . with number ofre.
c9rts, accompts, and papers too tedious to
mention.
" forewarn all persons against trading for or
taking an assignment TO the said bonds, &c. or
any OF them, as payment will be immediately
stopt-i viii give a handsome reward for the
Seilyery OF the same either to myself at Fort
Norfolk, or TO Charles 6ryGie, Lunenburg, and
VIII thans any person fOr information respect
ing the same.
For Norfolk, July q IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12

'y from Montreal, lies encampei with body
of men.
The Indians about 500 in number are lurk
my about the woods in the neighborhood of
Fort George, and about the villa e oil Queens
tom.
The above comes from very respectable au.
;hority.
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12
For the ARGUS.
COMMUNICATIONS.

1t was the policy of n General Of Antiquity,
to put IN the van of his army those ANIMALS
th',t were worshiped by the enemy, and against
whom they would rather lay down their arms
Than use them.-So the British thought in their
late attempts upon us, and therefore put the
French IN front They pride themselves upon
the success OF this stratagem, as it has fully
SATISFIED them OF the truth of French Influence !
let the spirits of the other world speak to this
me cay TO raise IKE Spind and to raise yourself.
Praise and court the enemy, lie aud SLAM
der our own government, justify British enor-
mites and charge them on American soldiers
abuse the people and enrsge your neighbours,
then 1t you do not meet with favor and employ
ment, ser up Printing Press, and then cause
1t to be ser dSsa or &c. fire, no matter how,
so 1t IS dcstroyed-then ser up the cry ef per
secufion, set parcel Of falsehoods afloat to be-
guile the feelings of benevolence, set up claims
to their contribution, then SO. up Tor great
man and PerSesafsi patriot, and il you can
ind simpletons enough. by way of Flushing
tsis F" sad, eventfui story" follow the example
OF the Federal Republican, and Sc. Us for Con,
gress.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12
.N0TICE

want as manager upon an extensive srsie At
Wheatand Tobacco; industrious ADD skilfuI y an
VINO .Yui treat my people with bumauNy y<a@aF at-
tentiye 70 stock, and who will take upon Hi,fsulf
the who's business OF buying anr. selling.
CGryssrook, J,tly q.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12
WAGNER < HANSON.
Tie Editor and the Orator.

Tie Editor and fhe Orator.
1t may be said of them what DioEen.s said
of his enemies, that they are not believed
when they write and speak i'll of any body, any
more than any body would be believed in wri-
ting or speaking we'll of thcm'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12
TEN DOLLARS REWARD

- TIN DOLLHHS REWARD
kOK experimenting and delivering to me
IN Richmond City, a Negro Lad, named
VI lOWAf.--ic Ran away on Tuesday
morning iast-it is probable he is lurking
npon' IN Adams's Valley, or near Mayp's
Bridge, as he has aequa;ntapces al both.Ga-
ces. Should he have left the CitvI/;1;.
probable he will make for the uppeTerA of
New Kent county, in the neighbo,frf6H of
capt. Garnet, from whom j hired hi6 for
me present Year.-Ottowayi is abont l8vears
OF age, somewhat of down look. sncaks
soit aud obligingly ; between black & licht
eoiered negro, about s feet or inches hieb.
and straight made. o.
a. TURNER
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12

FOR SALE-A London made PLANO, FOR.s,
~ with additional Keys-It is a sweet tonesl./
instrument, and was chosen by the Lady wtf5
owned it, at the Mandatory from consiaep6.
to the Printer,
July 80. ar
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12
Attention

VVHE absentees, in my Company Except
Il those on furlough) are hereby REQUIRED
to repair, it'll all convenient des6atrh..t to
HAMPTON, and join the troop; otherwss,
shall be compelled, though with muo6 r.
iuctance, to advertise them as dskrt&s,
unless satisfactory proof be given ufsuHci-
ent Gauss for their absence.
JOHN MILLER, Capt. Of
Cavalry IN lat Regt. and 1st Division
Virginia Militia.
Williamsburg, July 20.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12
Notice

SHALL petition the next General ~
semby for release to my son William II
OF the Commonwealth right to all the IprI-
perty of which James Ander son, deceased
died seized and possessed of
WM. EDWARDS.
Surry, July 8. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12

RICHMOND Council CHAMBER, dug. 3, 1918
Gr ALL CONTRACTORS for making RI
FLIES Tor the Commonwealth, who have any onf/
hand, and all others in whose, po,session to-
may be RIFLES belonging to the public, und;s.
tributed, are hereby require TO have them coh<
veyed to this place, by the first convenient op.l
portunity which shall present itself
WIN. ROBERTSON, c. C.
4w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12
Notice.

WILL SELL Tract Of LAND oon-
Il tanning about 300 Acres, in the Coy4tyyoi
GoochlaDd, on Pickinhole Creek, atfolSirk
the Lands of Mr.. William NJ. Ric,ks r<3z51b'
Mr.. A. Bryce, and others.
JOHN FORBES,
Near Columbia, Hhyiria.
June II. wtf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12
Land for Sale.
IEUIE Subscriber effers for Sale a very
a Valuable Tract of
LA ND.


LA ND,
Lying in the lower end of Louisa County,
on the South Fork Of Pamunkey River, con-
tanning 500 acres, and known by the name
Of Nichols Neck, distan: from Richmond
about thirty miles.--This Tract has been
very justly considered the most valaahfe a,
that part Of tAe country, being very fcrkle,
and lying remarkably we'll There rEifbe
Corn and Fallow ground enough to Seed
stout crop of wheat on the place in the fall
OF this year, say 200 bushels-Attached TO
it is a very valuable Mil seat, with an order
OF Court to build thereon. The convent l..
ences and advantages Of this Tract of Land.
situated but a abort distance from several
good Manufacturing and Saw Mills, in n
healthy neighborhood. good society, with
good Springs convenient to high and beauti
full situations, can be duly estimated only by
\ ewing it; any farther description is there
pre- thought unnecessary. The terms will
tc liberal * made 70 suit purchasers either
lash or Credit or artly both.
JOHNSHELTON, JR.
July ~ stp.
AEso-Fo RgsaLE,
Several hkeH. ~ esoE,ssgsn and good WORK.
: : HoRoES.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12
VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA
4 L REies holden in tie Cleyk's Once Of nh,
h superior Courts Of CHANGER, To-, the ri en-.
m 1'i Oi't,iet, fhe md aay Of .Irty, 1878
h"''he" Clay ruff.
Sarah Williams eSecu,ri1 Of Joseph williams &
adH'rx Of Robert Williams, John Cal. s. t.
end ms VIE, Wiiliar Williams, 81 dom q
scott eA'ors. Elizabeth Williams. widow and
4. ,go'n Robert Williams an infant son oeSss,f9
Will ms deed. by tie said Elizabetj viii;
sain. his guardian, James ChalncZ s<>es,
Chalmers, late Sarah Watkins u4o,f a.
adm'rx and Mourning Micaiah vlft14t
Inf1nt daughter of MicaiafI Watkins. 49,
b. Henry n. Coleman her guar,liah ,neS1Ns
Oh mel Washington Williams. NJ, IN ~ VIM
ans and Fanny Williams by Sarah tXdliaZ
their guardian, james Vaughan executor ~
Thomas Laaier, Joseph Williams who yeas
appointed by the said Joseph NVillinna an
eN or Oh MS W.T. ana the heirs, executors, or
administrators Of Richard Harrison dec,d
,, DeJ's.
Will ms and the heirs, executors or od,,i,,!r.
irItors Of Richard Harrison deed. not HAVING
entered their appearance and kfYeu security ~,
cording 10 he Act Of Assembly and the RoI,s
Of this Court, and It appearing by satisfactory
cyidcncc, that they arc not inhabitants Of ti;s
country u 10 ordered, That Tie said u Gend.
ems DO appear here on the first tlay of the nevt
term an1 answer che bill Of the plaintiff, and
int a copy of this order be- irwin inserted m
some newspaper published in the CITY ofR,ch.
mond, for t@o mDnths successfully and posted
at the front door Of the Capitol IN the said CIV
CoPJ-Teste,
Wa w. HENNG. &C.
August = (wsw)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12

I-ssIhe- CoMMANDANTS SPARTILLERY
roMPANiES who have been, or may hereafter
ee' tur"shed with CANNON, are hereby notp>7
hed, that ~ an acvice oil council of the 3l,tyoS
March last, hey are authorised TO have sbeA
ouilt to shelter Them provided, that thx a.
pence does not exceed the following suhr<. To
Wit for shed 'or Two p,s ces of Cannon, S1S.
and Tor tour pieces, S 20, which shall be paid
on application to the Executive.
WIN. ROBERTSON, C. C..
August 3. 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12
ROBERY!!

\tfA5sFOLENo ON or about the 18th Of A.
'.tSpsii last, from the side box Of Wagon
belonging to zaehariah Riddle, who had the
same for conveyance 10 my family in Pittsylva.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12
Tract OF Land
~ The CouNTr OF Powy. ..

IN The COUNTY OF PoYHA1AN,
Belonging t. the Estate OF James Lyle. decd.
lying in the south and north fork OF Fine Greek !.
containing AZ acres by late surve yofIbz)
surveyor OF the said county; on the follo4inoy
terms, to wit: one third OF the purchasyh M
ney to be paid on the first day OF janusrySIkf4.
one third on the first day of Jan 1915, nd the
remaining third on he fl st day of Sept mber
ensuing; Bonds to be executed by the purcha-
serfor the amount of purchase, TO bear interest
from their date, witira Deed of Trust on the
Hand to secure their payment, Mr. JOSIAH For
Ions, the presen' occufspt, will shew the land
20 any one disposed Il fsurchase, and whose
ease provides tor SOC Wheat in due time,
IN me event OF a sale. Possession to be Civ
ga ct the land and houses, ON the 9stb daS az
december next, when the lease will expire.
JAMES BRANDER, agent for
ROB GRAHAM, executor of
James Lyle, deed.
Manchester, Ju'y 18Th M
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-12
GEORGE ROGERS

NEOKtIE KUVEKS.
Tho above valuable Medicine is offered
wholesale and retail by the subscribers, at their
Medical Store, few doors above the Bella
vern, Main-street, who do not hesitate to say
they believe this Medicine superior in virtu,
and efficacy TO any ever before exhibited to the
public, IN all pulmonary complaints, and theii
ontdence IN its superiority is much strength.
ened by the great sale it has met with in the
cities OF Philadelphia, N. York and Charleston,
and in the town of Boston, and by the Aast
number of certificates continually pouring in
from all parts of the country to- the proprietor,
from persons having received benefit IRON it,
MANY OF the most respectable are IN our hands,
and ready for theperusal OF the public
VAIL & ROGERS.
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