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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-08
Legislature Of GplssarbusettS.
SATURDAY FEB. II


The Legilature thu day compile
red the buhnels of the leiilon, and a,
the join, requet of the two branches
were prorogu d to the luelday next
preceding the laIt Wednesday in
May. he fitting was prolonged to
the hour of 7 in the evening; ihort
time previous to which, the vie Of
granting 100, ooc dolls tor the de-
fence OF our feaboard, having paiied,
Col. SUMNER introduced the follow
ing Relolutlon, which We regret to
fay was rejected in the Senate.
Hays q REORGANIZATION, Feb 81, 1873
Whereas, conlidering the defence
lefs fate of our ports and harbours
OF this Commonwealth, the Genera
Court have appropriated the fum OF
One Hunarei Ib5Hland DollarJ to place
thsm in a better fate OF lecurity,
which, however matt BE- conGdtred
as a very iniuiiicient fun for the
purpofe. =.
And whereas, by the 4th Article
of the 4th section Of the Coniti.u
tion OF the United States, it is pro
vided that, he United otates
+" ihall Guarantee to every State, in
%, Ibis Union, Republican form OF
Government, AND SHALL PROTECT
THEM AGAINST INVASION :"
And whereas, Gnce The declaration
of war the Congreis OF the United
States, have no, made any appropri-
alton, for the defence of this Com
monweath but, have Withdrawn the
troops OF the United States, from the
forts on tn fca coat and have TIA
toned them in places, IN the interior
of the country, where they can
afford no protection againit iudden
invation;
Iberef6re, Pefi0ed-rhat the Ad-
iutani General be directed 20 repre-
tent to the Government of the Uni
red States, the unprotected fate of
the ports and harbours Of this Com
monweallh, and requelt thar fuch
appropriations may be ade, as may
be neceilary for placing them in a
(ufiicient fate of defence, and that
the feveral forts on the fea coat may
be sufficiently garrifoned to anfwer
the proviions Of the Contribution.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-08
w Ia No 76.
Fran Taibiagt9n feb d.

o
A refolurion was introduced by Mr.,
Grundy, for tn, appointments of a
committee to enquire iito the expect.
eney of providing by law for AL ear-
ly iellion of the next Congrefs A
motion was made 70 la, it on the
table, ne atlved The ref luton was
then adopted. rhe obi appears to
be meeting Of consreis sometime in
the monta of May
/" A renoge was received from the
Preliden' communicating Commodore
Bal bridge. official account # The
batiih frigate Jaw The Proficient
fubmi's to the canGderati II of Con-
greiS the equity OF making fome gen.
ersl provlion' for compenfating the
commanders a crews OF GU: hips,
in cafes which have heretofore hap-
pened, and which l.all hereafter oc-
cur fimiIar to the prefent.
I" The houfe went into committee
on the bill rohiblting American vef-
lels from receiving Licences from aay
foreign power. After fome debate
the committee rofe. reported pro, ress
AID had leave to fit again adjourn
ed.
!" A long bill regulating feamen 20
be employed AID the navigation of
American setiel, On'roduced by MIR.
Dana) has pAAed he Senate and has
come down 10 the houfe for concur.
renee.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-08
MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1913.

Oh these Mr.. iaggart found SIC
acknowledged British subjects 4;
sos who had No documents, and
who were probably EngHs men
or Americans who had sold IN If
projections 664 with Insult
cfem documents. probably natur-
aiised seamen, or consular cerli.
licates 28l entered OokrtarI
and therefore not impres sed; l95
with projections evidently fraud
lent deserted 95; 50 aliens, na
tHes OF other neutral Courdlios !;
married IN Great Britain AZ; phi.
soners OF war q, making Il grand
total 2492 which exceeds the bal.
ance unaccounted for above l776
by us SO that it would seem
Mat more had been discharge
than had been impressed Blu,
we must deduct SIS for the pro
portion supposed to have been
impressed IN British ships, and
ihis Will leave ll6 not yet Il slor.
cd; 6257 reduced to ll6i, Few
lies have been SO bold None So
completely deteo ted.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-03-08

And yet there are men, telf named
republicans, VITO pay not their HON.
age merely bu. their devof lonsr to
this modern Moloch Their joy at
his incipient fuccelles in SPAN, in
Portugal, and in Rullia, could be e.
qualled only by their NOTIFICATION &
grief at his subfeqaent defeats All
the Kingdoms of the earth, and the
glory thereof, they feeninsly would be
glad TO have laid at his feet.
Cam Ceura1t.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-10
Bali. Pat
CONGREYE ROCKET.

We hear tnat apiece at The composition ~
a Congreve Rocket picked up at Havre de
Grace, having been transmitted To tho Pre-
sident ot the United States, he sent some of
II few days ago To rh mas Cooper Esq
chemical profesSo" OF Dickinson Coliedge
Carlisle. This gentleman has so far ascer-
tanned The constituent parts, and their pros
portion, of this combusti5le substance, as to
make composition in color, consistence
taste. odour, and combustibility so near,
alike to the Congre~e Rocket. as TO remove
all doubt of their similarity, and equal com.
petence Tor any destructive purpose. AS to
the form and shape of the Spring Rockets,
MIR Beath of B1s,un, in the presence of Com
Rodgers, Capt. Hull and others. succeeded
III throwing TO, kct, of six pounds weight
1000 yards, which is $50 yards bevond the
C"nyreve Rocket of 12lbs. weight The
Cylinders of MIR. Beath's rockets are made
ot iron, terminating at the head with cone
II inches long, which may be charged with
balls, or combu,tibe matter springs are
attached TO them when the object is to FIRE
shipping. The two inventions combined,
may putu on a par as to these instruments
ct destruction with the British; whose rig.
ging may ere long feel the effects of ma
chimes introduced by themselves.
Cumberland Register.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-10
A VIVID PICTURE

The following extract # a letter from a
respectable and ami:,ble a" Ger Of the Ar
my, lately or now in BOSTON, To une of hi,
friends. presents lively but iamentabl. r,c
ture of the safe ut society ia that town
Our readers will perceive with astonishuen
what we have frequently ore heir but
until now haze bee.i inclined d .scredit ~,
the effect ct violent party SPIRIT We are
proud to SAY that very, very ti,fferen; state
ct things a. yet exists IN this district. mo-, q
withstanding the Efforts maue by "A few fac
innists O disturb the harmony Of s..c;al in
ierc. urse:
AS for myself, am INST unpleasantly
situated. The opposition to tile war is such
that every military man Comes in for a large
share of odium. might az well think ot
walking ON the WAGER, AS OF gett,rg int SO
ciety here. Indeed have entirei, given
up the idea. a Russian bear would he
caressed, but an American officer Is "A be
ing whom IL would he Grin NIL tn be- civil
TO. Here are one or t~o British officers.
prisoners Of war, VIII" positively d. mo- io K
like gentlemen, that are seen at all times
walking with our ladies, and riding with The
getiemen. On. New Engiandt am asl,am-
ed OF you. The successes of the British elate.
whilst those ot our country depress. have
heard the burning of Hav re-de-Grace and
Frenchtown ,stitird. and the destruction of
Little York called a id rascaIly proc..
dure,"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-10
BALrIMoRE.InneL


letter we have received from an officer
IN the army, says g. cur anherents & friend )
IN UpRer Canada suffer greatly in appre.
hens'"R. or in actual misery. Eighteen or
twenty of them who refused to take the
tn ct allegiance to the king of England.
lived the Last winter IN caUe or subterra
neous h"t, near l. Ike Simcoe-1wenfv 6ur
nen, lntians and Wilkes were sent to ferret
them tut. and kill or take them; but our
Vtnnees LAS all Americans are cruriiv styI
d herc) killed 10 of the party, and enjay
td "'htfr wo' Ill, and their liberty" tin
very la iy. when me of the feeblest, worn
nut VT. o'd and disease. we're seized and
put INT" York jail, whence we llbe aret,
them; and from ore of them, AN emacin
ted grey headed old man. (whp scar can
not long survive to Ell his iibrrtyJ had
tins account, with o'her anecdotes. Nh,
our friends he speedily and etfcctual,y pro
tected--our enemies as speedily punished"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-10
BRITISH BLOCKADE,
or ABoRTIvE FAvoRIrIsM.

No real disciple Of a,hington will ever
allude TO, except to reprODate, those local
topics, which tend to distinguish the inte
rests OF different states. In certain quar-
ter OF our country, tl'ese misrepresentation
however have become very csmmon. A
false and delusive habit Of viewing public
concerns has been introduced. Ignorance
has been caj0led and deluded and the actu
al relative situation Of the respective parts
OF our country has been not merely u,siun-
derstood, but IN effect absolutely reversed.
When Admiral Warren undertook the
blockade of the Chesapeake. and the Bri
fish government also contrived to grant
some exclusive privileges TO the loyal W.
hsbitants OF Boston; no doubt can be enter
taiHed that the real object was 20 infGiet se
we're and pointed injuries on the contumaci-
Gus bsl,imoyssns and others who had showp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-10

made ON the petition of William Kelly,
enbch report concludes with the following
words:
Resolved. that until be allowed
Go Thomas X. Harris, member of this
house, u procure testimony relative to his
election"
he petitioner was allowed to take his
seat at the bar Of the house to support his
right
Some conversation took place on the time
winch ought to be allowed.
MIR. Kelly (the pet,tioner) declared his
resolution to oppose the granting to Mr.
Harris ct any time TO procure esitlence.
The blank was filled with three nj onfhs :
and the question stated on the adoption OF
the resolution as amended.
Mr.. heHy then opposed the report Of the
committee, on the ground that he was now
emu led To the seat occupied by Mr. Harris,
ana ought not therefore longer to be kept
from it. lie t.ur,hen of tie prtof, he con
tended, now rested not OH him but on the sit
ting member.
MIR. EGrris then defended his right to his
seat, and stated facts ON which he ground, d
the belief that further evidence would but
Confirm him in his seat, by much greater
majority than thatby which he was declared
to ne elected.
Considerable further debate took place
when the commit ee rose without coming "a
anv decision. And the house adjourned to
Monday.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-10
M 4 u DII:D

Unparalleled Desfiu ch-Marricd, at p,
RS, (hen on the l7th ult Mr. EzEKIEL
HOPKINS, IF Cambridge, aged 50. tn Mrs
NANCY DAVIS. oi that place, aged S.. TIL
bridegroom was Introduced to his bride. +,
the frst time abouS tws, o'clock of that div
courted and obtai.ed her Consent in AN hour
entered into An a'ficie Qfagreemrnt. had ii
ratified. got out license. procured "A C eryv
man. witnesses. &c and tn happy COUP,
were safely moored in tie. fair haven o)c.n
JuSal Felicity, by the hour of four, havin,
WI II amazing velocity. completed the whoi,
business in TWO hours.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-10

pecnlar dislike n "oRr ssrereirn lord tie
NmS's lieye subjects in this country aud
ais" to manifest peculiar kindness for the
head quarters" Of British principles. But,
however favorable may have been the in
f@nhon' at the bluckading admiral and his
'hasters, he has, 10 fact done more evil IL
me bostonisns, than TO the whole state Of
Matytad, Including in the account the VIII
iogcs which heor Cockburn has meanly or
nefariously. and Ii aburs,ar, burnt. Hehas
taught the vauntng men of "steadv HABITS
what they had ingenion>iy contrived to for
get. viz. that they were i'm the 4" steady ha
Bit of drawing their duly brad from the
| caiumniatei middle and ~ u.herm state re
Dublicaus. In their eayerness to divide the
Union, the Junio had lost sight q. the imuor-
tant fact. that unless rc-united bv a com.
| nercial treaty, the.r =" Northern Confedc.
r'cy" wound be 4" soienn leauge and cove.
nant"-to starve. We do not willingly stat,
these unpleasant but nportan um,hs.
Is the insoence of the q Scotland of Ancri
| ca" ct rather some of its political lido.
| Which cornpels us to be thus frank and piai,
New England draws ALI her chief sources
OF sustenancs. the very s,aff oi life, from
hose cry states she is in the II bit of abus
ny and insulting. Inr present times ought
instead 81 sharpening i,cr prejud.ces, tobrin,
h..r TO her senses. IL, n mutual reciproci ,
OF commerce. su,p,v and good ofliccs. the
| Union alone Cali 'uri.h. But IL surely least
becomes the most dependent at the nfede
racy, to abuse and beiittie her more auspi
c:on>ly situated sister, aud least f all. ca,
IL he called good policy in her, to hrcate,
separation. when separation would be SUI
eide.
RuIf Pdf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-10
From the .libany casene.
NEWS FROM THE WEST.
Rfp0,ifory ono. Cana,9oig,o

Nay 2s-7 o'eloel, r. H.
win, just arrived, has oblginely hand, Il ,hs
editor handbill, printed at Batavia. 2 o'clock
las evening which states, on the authority Of
gentlemen from Fort Niagara, the follox;ng
highly INTERESTING INTELLIGENCE
About sunrise yesterday our troops, com
manded by Gen. Dearborn, embsf ked iy bo.Is
unier the immediate command Of Gen. Lewis j..
ana landed under the cover of The cauu,n n,
Com. Chau"eey'S squadron, on the oppos,,e
shOre' ae''u' two miles west of Newark they
. were met on the margin of the Lake by al
gagefnent ensued, which lasted about 2.
minutes, when ;he British retreued IN crrs,
d''ordsr' ev'ns pursued BY our troops in sysr,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-10
NEw YoaK,June I.

L.
Yesterday little after sun set. arrived
here. the English brig Mary, Ladd, prize
master, prize To the pr. ate,.r brig Anac.n
d.. captain Shaler, of New York She was
captured OF the c"as' of Brazils. a
bout the middle of April. She was from
Gibraltar, bound to tl;e river Plate
Her cargo Consists of 100 pipes ,,f ~iuc,
some paper, olives. &c She male Montsug
early yesterday morning, and after passing
the point was chased by the Ram lies until
she came nearly opposite Fishers Island
point, when their attention wa diver ed by
the sight of our frigate,. TO which ciycum
stances we may imiure her escape The
prize master informs that the Anac mda has
also taken an Eng packet. after AN engage
ment ut about 20 minutes, and took from her
Els,ooO sterling, m specie; then gave up
the vessel to the crew, about thirty in mum
Der. The prize will sail for New-York the
first wind
There was large ship passed the Bri-
fish ships yesterday. IL has been reported
she was the William Penn, an Indiaman,
belonging to Phiiadelph.a - Coiu nbi4n.
Extract OF y letter firm horrd tho u. s. sloop o,
war Hornet. dated
INV LoSpoN, June I.
we made start To g0 Ut between an English
~ and trigate, but Ne we got OUTSIDE We
saw more frSatcs. and we just n,ads out 60 escape
them al, alter exchanging shot piece. We are
now at anchor vt this place, aud what we are to do
next, We cannot tell---but hone we never shall
return To- New-yock again with II doing something.
our ahip Is entirely too deep-ws were Obliged
20 start "ur water, III CHI use, to keep al, with the
work.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-10
Good News.
CAPTURE OF FORT GEORGE.
From, rhe Al6uns .trgus Earn.

TruRsDAy, Jne J.
Mr'senger 0Dfer, (canandaigas Nay II, 1878
fis WIN I. h'r'' s,IiSt C. ten Va announce la
the readers OF 'l'e Messenger another veto Y
over the enemy, the ppss, IS on o, his most i'm
portant 'ort, .ud in FAC; he suJjugation of the
Upper PrnvInce Of CaI.ada
fh'ussb To God, for the suc ess OF ius;
and unavodabe var new era has com.
menced IN our military operations. The acti-
v'ty of the he 81 OF the war drpar mcnt is t. Il
through ali IT'S branches, and tn, etTecs of sys
TEN, vigor and dispatch arc before Ills.
by letters from Butfaloe and batavia, and by
the liardbIli priHtei ~ the latter pace. NE
learn the following:
On Thursday, the 9th inst at eight O'Clock.
A. NJ. the army under the command OF General
Lewis, and Gems. Boyd and Winder. landed
under cover OF heavy fire from Commodore
Chauhcey,s squadron, on the enemy's shore.
ABOVE tie light house, about two miles west
rom newark Our troops amounted to abou
foVo' anu were met by nearly the whole force
OIL the BRUSH on their landing; when severe
engagement ensued, our troops ou, -Aanked ,I,e
enemy. and cut off their retreat 20 sor, C;eo,es
Immediately alter, the enemy's troops remain
- IN the fort, blew up their ammunition and
pubic property, together with some of their
own men, anu Immediately pushed for Queens-
ton.
AT two O'Clock they were seen retreatinp
from the scene OF Van Rensallaers attack and
our troops in full pursuit.--It is said the enemy
has DESTROYED all the batteries from Fort
"eorBe TO Erie. if so, the whole British srmy
must inevitably surrender in a few DAYS.
correspondent remarks that the .s Anne.
r'csn nag now proudly waves in triumph over
tie Pandora s box OF the Irontiers"
VII tns Mountaineering intelligence we apain
c0nSratu ate the readers of th,. Messepger,
We congratulate the friends oias,r country.
tue advocates of the war. upesan event So a,t-
SpiciOus to our cause, so ld,1f6alt u, our arms
ana So destructive to the hrs 10 our ene,ni.
Z" home and abroad y 4 4 s,stst!rined BY a.
e'nnot be yet asskkf,St az US Said to be ,rr'
s'nS-l2 men R5ffed and one officer wounded
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-10
NEW YORK June /
FROM OrTESRIIEf.

On Sunday arrived AT Boston, the Swedish
ship Sophia Elizabeth, Capt. Paterson, in
10 days from Gottenburg. No papers wer,
received by this arrival nor do the can, ain
or passengers bring any fresh accounts from
the Russian armies They howsv state
that the crown Prince had not left MS IL,
min'ons. and that no reports were preval.n,
OF any I'M ended expedition. Fifty large Fin.
gi'Sh transports were AT Gottenburg and a
tner ports in Sweden, taking in heavy ord
nance, &c. destination unknown. Dantx r
had not fallen, nor had Denma,k made ANY
profession in favour of RUSSIA
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-10
E<s7'oS. (MJ Tune
Extract Dfa letter ./-oni Gen. RIsDr, of
SNoW Hit, Nav. p.

Snow HILL, NAY, p.
The enemy are now laying about five
miles above Watts Island, in Pocouoke
sound they have not yet landed in either
Of those Counties, but are very near us in
Virginia. and are making preparations for
chat purpose by building Hat bot;omed boats
They have cut nearly all the timber on
WATTS bland for that purpose This ac-
count have from Fishermen who have been
On board Of the enemy, as well as from the
Islanders who have personally conversed
with Five irigates appear to constitute
tlieIr force--two Of which are above the L..
land. the others opposite.
have seen Capt. Robinson, from Ac =.
eomack, in Virginia. at Pungatague sreek /:
1his brave man, with six others entered in
60 severe conflict with two barges of the
enemy last Saturday, AZ that place, to pre-
Ernt their taking out two shallops that lay
ehere. (ne,thcr Of which was his own)-ten
ethers VI his cuUntrymen came 20 his assis-
eance the shAllops, after one hour and
twtnty minutes Conflict, we're taken Off
many Of our brave fellows had expended
their last round.---Capt. Rsbinson did not
know, at the time i conversed with him,
chat injury the enemy had sustained: but
pave since seen some Of the Islanders, who
rnenu n that they came on shore next morn
ing 10 buzz the dead, six in Number; they
esso s~sntivn hi,scn woundee,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-10
NkysLoKpps, May 81.

On Sunday evening the. irigates Untrd
States aud Macsdonian and the H,lnet, ar
rived here. and anchored just w'th,n Fishers
lsiand.s Yesterday Afternoon the RImilies
and OrRnGus were srenvf Fishers Island.
HE Raaat,es run close under the island
until SHE catf about opposite on. iiisates !;
at which time the distance between them
was not mere than Miie>-then I,ut b,ck
and returned eastwmd last evening the fra
gates and al .rnet shifted their ground and
came tn anchor little To- the south w ard Of
the light house, where they naw lie. Two
l'r6e ships opposed u De the Rami.ies and
OrPh' u, we're SEEN to-day from the f,igates'
mast-hcads. Sn"ula the wind serve, they
Calculate toget ,ut IN the Course IF To n yht.
1t not, should the enemy pursue them, tn.y
will most likely run up our harbour y safe
~, as the force OF the enemy is far suurri
or.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-10
CHILLIcorHx Mau o.

We learn verbally, that the citizens of
Michigan have, with a liberality worthy of
imita ION, purchased about SIxTT & the
Kentuc kiaas taken by the Indians IN the late
action and that they are now on their way
home. II the report is, as we believe, cor
rect, il vii reduce the number ct those ac-
tuaily killed or missing to some " hat less
than AN hundred.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-10
The following singular advertisement i, co.
pied from the Geneva Gazette.
TO HIDO WS

Col Phiness Stephens. having ,ne1tiMa wit,
to manage HIS domestic affairs. aud nt;thavinr
leisure to go 10 pursuit OF one, takes 'this me
thod of making his wants known. Application
must be made TO him at hi, farm, called Mou M
Pleasant, near Geneva. None need apply bu
such as can come we'll recommended size mus,
M, be less than IS, nor more than 50 pears old
healthy, and capable oil waSiiny dishes la 8
neat and fashionable manner
PHINEAS STEPHENS.
Msunf Pleosanf. Nav 49,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-10
Ertras, Of a LETTER from

NoHWIoH, June =,
Last night an express came trim New London
with rders IOr the .0,h :, gineu, to march forth
with To the eOaSt- u Is ~ hustle aud confusion
At New London. To suppose tl,t the British me
eddy to ge the U. Stat AID Mace,io i IT, Should
they persesere init, Dccatus object is to &c,
his guns on the bsuk, and - tighten tho fr1gaie.
that they pay proceed up the river, aud oppose
tbs enemy from the shore -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-10

This Account believe IN be correct, as
nhe OF the men Who gave the information is
a mas of veraclty.
Mr.. smith. one If Captain Robinson's
men, Is severely wounded, and Mr.. Joins
sligaty."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-10

W. WI ioSs u HOt khOWh, out report States
that NE had only l2 M n killed and one okcer.
(Major K'ng) wounded.
I" By gentleman from Buffaio We learn tina,
carly this morning the British blew up TIL in battc
res opposite Black Rock and fle,l Ia Port Erie''
irttcr from Buffalo rece we'd i, the nail Ia
the editor OF the Repository states the number o
men under major gen. Lewis, tn be 4pW. Two Ilri
tish vessels had appeared Ola Lake Fro, ten miles
from Buffalo.
| r. S. An express passed through CanantjAieuY
to day. from Sacket's Hasbr Tor NiagM .--,he
| errand not known--'ut we unterstapd much ..
larm existed at the Harbor for he safety OF the pro
perry lately arrived tho from Little York, 40 well
the great quantity Of Other public stores. lately
sent there by government.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-10

direetion--they Immediately blew up Their ma.
games at Fort Gorge and e<acua,ed the
works. leaving the British colour flying, which
was soon supplanted by the American stand.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-10
AtttAtion ! :

'|1"HA'FOf ~ IOLOVIE6RS,
49,, y Kb&soRD, YTginia.
ny are heItbY fdered to repair, with all
possible eHPtdl - 'fihe City of Richmond
l"ur pace ~ vow as have received
RIcHs: BooxEtI Captain w. v.
RiehnVnd, june .. A.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-10

" Every gun below the hei
was siienced, and our llgl,, d
artillery crossed at the hive IN
moor When our INFORMANT
clock, = NJ all was sile n
ing Of Struggling parties up
Fort Erie; some prisoners.
| over. Our loss 80 ,,, no,,,