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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-21

NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
FEHtiE Subscriber hastaken the HOUSE
Il at the corner of main e fifteenth streets,
opposite the Beil-Tsvern,N SAND offers for sale,
Oil accommodating terms, by wholesale and
retail, tie following articles, viz.
30 Hhds lst quality Brown Sugar Cgsnsr-
ally l@rge.l
IS Bills Do. do. do.
90 Do. ist s End quality PhiIadelphn. Loaf
Sugar.
10 Chests Hyson Tea.
90 Boxes Imperial do superior favour.
10 Puncheon. Rum, old &c well Aavoured.
: Half dola do;M do
= , H., "r sYgglsyier q4fiity
6 Do Do PajIsdei5 lhay Eaa ;sss
5000 i'd PEiHe GtAs6 Coffee.
5000 lbs Pale do. do
OBags Heavy PepPer
6 Do PiIpsnLo.
so Kegs Gunpowder.
c0J Straws Ia pint, TuinblerA
II Boxes Englishfipcs.
900 Groce Bottle Corts.
100R-ams Wrapping Paper.
80 Bo&es best Spanish Segars.
so Barrels Prime Pork.
so Do. Fish.
And expects by thefirst arrivals from Phila-
delphis and Baltimore, tons Shot, Irons as
also on hand from 5 to 5000 dollars worth of
DRY GOODS, assorted, which will be sold on
long eRejit, or bsrtsrea for prime Tobacco. =,
.-.SiA5llNS9. SHEPHERD.
Richmond, Oct. 12th.asl7. f.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-21

VIRGINIA:
III the Cha1ceyy District Court, held in Will
ans burg, the lSsd day of Abrii, 1912.
Lucy Clements, an infant by Lucy Clements her
Mother and next friend, PitF.
Francis Smith and James d. Burweli, Defs.
THIS suit abates as to the Defendant Bur
well by his death, and on the motion of the
plaintiff, by her counsel, leave is given her TO
file a bill ofreyivor against John II. r. Corbk,,
administrator and devisee of the said Jane 5
ID. Bur"eu, Bacon R9rwell, Thomas Emerson,
and Rachel h5s'Wife, and Edwin, James and
Nancy BYHsnell, children ana heirs of Jane
Burwcil sdec'd and process awarded against
the saiddefendant,sreen here, &c and
WilIiap Ball is apposfssd Qua Milan to Edwin,
James end Nancy BuK well thk. infant dcfen
dants, n defpd themfin this suit-And the
detendklts NtomsSfEmcrson. yand Rachel his
WIFE, not having entered thofr appearance and
given Security according toJhe Act of Assem-.
bly, and TIC Rules of this Court, and it appear
ing 10 theSstisfsction egTthe Court, that they
are not inhab1tsassuof this Commonwealth. on
the motion ofthc plaintiff by her Counsel. Il
IL ordered, That the said defendants do an
pear here OH the first day of the next term and
answer the bill fthe plaintiff and thata copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in the viz
gnia Argus, published in the City of Rich
mond, tor two months successfully, and post
ed at the front door Of the former Capitol in
this City.
Copy-Tcste,
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, c. C.
12h'T' Stwp.
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NEW YORK LOTTERY.
Union Coiiege-No. A.
SCHEME.

Not near HANKS to Prize.
The Drawing OF this Grand Lottery, will
commence in the City of New-York, on the LIST
Tuesday in next month, and will continue to
draw 600 Tickets each day until finished.
An accurate Check Book will be kept OF this
Lottery, at the ARGUS OFFICE, that the
hest intelligence of their success may be given
10 Observation-Disclosures BY POST from any
part OF the Stste, and every information re-
speeding the above or any Of the Baltimore Lot
teries, will be always given gratis, and with the
greatest pleasure to those who may be inter-
ested.
Nov. %. t.
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VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA :;
AZ a CoHrt Of Hastings held for fhe City Of Rish-
7n'nd, at the Conrrhogse, the 14th DAY of De-
eembsr, 1912.
John Alcock, PlfF =
AGAINBF
ssm'l south~ick, John F. Price, SLn,cianec,ys
VIM. ID. Wren, Vibert,
Dcfts.
The defendant Samuel Southwick not having
entered his appearances and -giyen security ac-
oordins to the act9fAss Siekly aid the rules of
evidence, ihayfe i. hSt al inhaBl,snt Of this
country, 1t IS ordered, Tat the said defers.
dant do appehr heft ION tbe first DAY OF FeOrd1-
ry Court nexh sndSansseer the PIN of the plain
tin; and thats copy ofthis oder be forthwith
inherited in sorSespewspaper published in this
City tor two montEssdcces and posted at
tho door OF the Courthouse of the said eoun-
ty.
Copy-Teste,
THoS. c. HOWARD, CPk,
Dec' n. w4w'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-21

NOTICE.
PURSUANT to a decree of the Superior
Court of Chancery for the Richmond Dis.
trct, in the case of JapassuSs. Fiournov and Ar
chlbald Flournoy, Es.Edw'd Ban. we, the under
signed commissioner herein named, will pro-
coed 10 sell opth pSelrissa for cab, on Friday
the 9th day 4 FebfA5sy ,aext, tho
Tfact~6YLan
on which the Sid Edagard Bass now resides.
containing aboutesi 4crS-s.: ,tf'ha land lies in
the county of ChestettielAgxbo II or is miles
from Manchester. and is we'll adapted to The
culture Of Corn, Wheat and Tobacco.
EDWARD MOSELEY,0
ARCHER BAIL, Csmui,,;on,rs.
ROBERT HASKINs,
January Ii w4w
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Bank OF Virginia. :

The residSht and directors have declared
diyidendof 3 per csAt. for the last half year
on the CaPIt9t stock ~ tits institution, which
will be paid fotle slHtefitlders on applicant
on At The Bahk in persabgS Or by attorney after
the 18th iQst.
Jan. 4. s.
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Richmond, Oct. i2th,AsI9.
Fer Sale ny $. PLsASANTS, Riehmon0.
Mnemoniks,
CHRoNoLoGIcAL TARLEa /.

Exhibiting 10 > methodicai manner the most
remarkable occurrences from the creation Of
the World 20 the ntperiod Comprehend
ing brief ACCOUNTS Of inYsntions and discoveries
in every department ofsaciehce biographical
and historical sket o4fes f'sst Offices Of the U.
States discoveries ofEountries foundations of
empires, &c. C-e----1ro which is added, sever
VI valuable Tables-Pricc Two Dollars, in sls.
giant binding.
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SAMUEL G. ADAMS.

SAMUEL C. ADAMS,
IS now receiving by the Oliver Ellsworth from
Liverpool, and the Sally from New.York, gem
ersi assortment of
Hardware, Iroamongery,
Cutlery and SalaleryEalso,
30 Barrels Livek orr tanners Oil
100 Gallons Whdd 4 do.
Tons Nova Scotia GEfhd Stones,
Pair hsophqY MifStdies, 4 s, 4 IL feet.
Cast Steel Mails, NAl Rods, Bar and
Sheeted Iron.
An assortment Of Military Goods. and q, adj;
tionsl supply 0 best Dutch Boiling Clotbs. and
one Philadelphia Gig aud Harness, wh,sh are
offered FOR sale on moderate terms.
Richmond, Dec Z, 1919.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-21

II ARDWARE, RONMONGERY, CUTIE
L i RY, &c. sc JAMES BREAM, S1sE
GolpES ANvTL, (E) formerly Main Street,
RiGhmo1d-IIas just received by the John &
Adam from London, and Ceres from Liverpool,
20 Tons superior quslty Bss Iron, assorted,
at and sq''ars Vsey extssssivs oftment
sf elegant Tea I'raYS.E Wd4ers; Stock Locks
Of all kinda Coffee Ellis TENDERS with Sheet
iron BOTTOMS CoPfer ana patent Cast Iron
Tea Kettles ironAyire a ali sizes Flat or
Smoothing Irons H@ith large assortment Of
irst rate BLACK Smiths Bellows, from "a 10 SO
inches Smiths Avis s. Vices, Of all sizes
FiIesi Rasps Be.;k Irons Sledge and Hand
Hammers Screen Plates, &c &c. &C. being
consider bic addition TO his former Stock on
hand--ail Of which he is determined TO sell
low for cash, or aceeptsneos in the City, at 2,
4 or months.
Dec. II. A.
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Garden Seeds.

JUST received aud for sale BY the subscri-
bers, few doors above the Bel Tavern. n
street, WIZ
PEAsE Salmon
early Golden ilotsplr Purple
Charlton Turnip
Frame Short Top
Spanish Dwarf LETTUCE.
Prussi1n bluc White Head
Dwarf MarrowfSt Blown do.
BEANS. ~ B'dpd Beet
SILVER Hush SS%E 0nian
Whrt DO. Par4ey
CAbSAfs' Paskip
Early fofk GEEze Celery
batterSsH EHdive
sugar Lost rssST,rnip
Drum-Head Sinblin
Purple Cressea
I cree ,, savoy Summer Savoy
10" Dutch Cucumber
RADIsH. Carrot
scarlet Spinage
Aiso' general assortssent of FLOWER sEEDs,
VAIL & ROGERS.
Richmond, Jan H. vAm
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b A c o n.

THSHE subscriber has renewed his Office TO
Il the Market house, where ne continues 70
buy and sell on commission all kinds of Stock
also Tobacco, Flour, &c. Aud will be al
all times ready to sell al public aucionb be-
tore the Bell Tavern,or in the morning at
the Market House. Houses, Lands, Furni-
ture, Slaves, Horses, Merchandise. Vessels
and Cargoes, or any species property that
may be offered ~ Advances OF cash made
required. BARTLETT STILL,
Broker Il Yendue Master,
Richmond, Virginia.
n b. His stated hours in the Office will be
rom to O'Clock A. si. and from 4 to- O.
slock p. NJ. b. g.
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LAND FOR SALE


OF the estate OF Nathaniel Turner. decd One
Tract lying in Hanover county, in BlsckyiJle
Neck, containing by old survey 124 1.2 acres.
with dwelling house thereon, one third for
thersabouts] is well tmbered and part L,w
Grounds, viii be offered FOR salr. 10 the bipb-
est bidder, at Hanover Court house, on Wednes-
day the Oath February next, that being Csurt
day-Those disposed to purchase said Land
may be sbewn the same by Capt Geo. Street.
Mr.. John Beal -oEsAfrs Cunningham. or e;th.r
OF them, whgsil live in tlie,peighbourhood
Another Tact, lying ii Louisa county. ei,b,
miles belopthe CoHzshouse, and in the ncie,h.
bourhoed bHCol ~ eallis's TAvern, contain.
ing 300 acrks, mbfe n less, With a small dwell
ling house thereon, Yill be sold, 10 the .higbrs,
bidder, at Ipuisa Courthouse, Oh Monday the
9th OF MareI AneStAthat being Court day.--
Those disposal to purchase Aid tract. Will n,
shewn the sahc by @r,<John Waddv. An.
thony Waddy, or J0aa-uDSvis. who All resids
near to said tract Of nd.---Terrns Of sale,
payment (or one third) in months after tbc
days Of sale--2nd payment in months there
sfter-3d and last in ~ months after the ond
payment. Bonds with approved security viii
be required, 70 carry interest from the da,e II
not punctually paid, with deeds Of trust 20
secure the ultimate payments.
JOHN TURNER, ! In behalf the
and a. TURN Err, Legatees
jan 49, 1919 w5t.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-21
s. PLEAS ANTS,
Ha' ~" ro.s iysd, a ja's'6 ''ssbg 9
.I|OOks.

&iDOOkS,
Among thsm are. ffaiton's b&hematies-sim.
sons rrigouomst ry7-s hipk Il TO .Myself--Gen.
Lot's Campaigns IN fhe' staf,hes,s ststes--Jef
f,rson's Msnual1 ~ Agusaui ~ SivH Society
Alexander BamiltOnIss qtts1 ,lf4ch's hady's
And Centleman's Pjaekee Afn and tks for 1915
Johoson's Dictionary in ID nature 43ls fyood
on Ghildren--witl' ge1sfal asssrthsoh, Of Ca
Ecy' Family Bibles
Dec. IL II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-05
ScQBe-G0QtS.

The Virginian Dynasty, which has
ruled the nation for the last thirteen
years, appears determined not only to
ruin but to disgrace New-Ensland.
They have uniformly selected from
this part of the country and appoint
ed to Office weak and incapable men
who are SO much delighted with the
honor and emolument of high places
as to become mere instruments ana
tools in Che hands of their employers
and wher disasters and disgrace oeia'
the nation, the whole burden oil II 10
laid to the charge of these unfortunate
men whose incapacity is acknowledge
by all Every New-Englandman, VINO
has any sensibility for our character &
repu ta,ion, will recollect the appoint
mems oil DEARBORN, as Secretary I"
War--and then of DR. EUsrIs 10
their account was charged the mor'ai'-
~ Of our troops who miseraoly perlsh'
ed in the marshes of Louisiana. VINO
does not yer blush at the recollection o'
the miscarriages of Farmer LIScols
while exercising his Office OF Attorney
General in the Sugar causes! baRSA'
mas howell, too, being a Me'noef
OF Congress, was prstendedly e'tesm.s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-05
PROGRESS OF THE WAR.

Our porls, harbours, bays, sounds,
and rivers, closed against all kinds of
trade-two of our iriga,es, & one sloop
of war blocked up at New-London, one
frigate penned up in the Chesapeake,
one do. on the coast OF South America
and one trigate in Halifax, with near.
ly half her crew killed and wounded
two generals prisoners in Uhhermost-
Canada," 1000 of their men laid to be
killed, wounded, and taken, and the res.
idue retreating and endeavouring to get
out OF the Province as fast as possible
General Dearborn aid to be sick, and
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-05
CAYENpIsH, [Ner.l June II.

Melancholy About fortnight ago
William, son Of Mr.. Go,ridge, four
years old, drew into his wind pipe
large bean which he had put into his
mouth. Surgical aid was employed
in vain to remove it. The bean con-
tinued in the same situation, producing
no other effect til "Wednesday last, than
coughing, difficulty OF breathing, and a
slight pain in the throat, when it went
to the yitals and put sudden period 10
his existence.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-05
cANANDAIGUA, JUNE "a

CANANDAIGUA, JUNE az.
Bad News from Lake Ontario
The naval force of the enemy, on
Lake Ontario, are sruifng from Nj =
agara down the American lide of the
Lake, for the purpofe, i, would feem,
of fweeping the coat, in which they
have been too iuccefsful On Sat-
urday, the I2th init. near the / s mile
Creek, they captured two fchooners s.
icveral boats, With valuable cargoes,
bound from Ofwego to Niagara. On
Tuefday he 18th, at a P. M. the force
appeared off the mouth of Geneiiee
river, to which place they fent fever
al boats, with about 500 men, Iso of
whom landed, went into the village
of Charlotte, placed centres round
the place, Ito prevent the inhabitants
from going out to give alarm) ihut
the citizens up in one or two build
ipgs, and proceeded to execute their
Object They entered the houlcs &
took off between 4 and 500 barrels
-four, pork, sc. together with large
boat laden with 400 bulhels of corn
defined for our troops at Niagara.
About 80 Of the militia of Penheld
turned ut, but did not arrive in fea-
fon for icrvicc. The enemy went off
about four the next morning, having
met with no oppoiition but from the
owners Of the boat, Meiirs Spalding
and Hildreth.
From this they proceeded TO So
dus, before which place they appear
ed on Saturday Taft, about p M. &
fent demand for the property there
to be delivered up, accompanied with
a threat to burn the place if refuied.
The property had been removed to a
fate diitance, and the enemy being
disappointed, executed their threat on
Sunday, by fetting fire to feveral
buildings near the water. We have
. heard of but one man being killed,
Abs. Warner.
On the 6rit alarm, Col. Swift's
} regiment of militia were ordered out,
but reaching the point Of attack be-
, fore the enemy appeared, were diff
mlfed. They have, however, been
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-05
PEACE.

A great change of opinion. as to the pros.
pect Of peace, is acknowledged by intelli
gent men Of both parties, at the seat Of
government. This desirable event, how,
or, will be brought. merely and solely, from
the incspaoiiy of the government to carry ON
the war. AS Mr.. Randolph predicted, the
fame will so out of itself. We should not
be surprised if the operation Of the Tax
L.w should be deferred till q certain time
not far distant, in expectation Of a comprom.
i,e with Great Bri,sia, which may render
this odious and dangerous resort unnecessa-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-05

mountain, with party Of volunteers,
and routed the Barbarian Allies of
the defender of the chriitian faith.
This young man merits the notice of
Governments.
Ihefe LITTLE affairs colt us not a
man. Sir James l.. Yeo being disap-
pointed Of tragedy, next determined,
in true dramatic Ryle, to amufe US
with farce. An 0 Aicer with flag
was TENT to me from his ihip, ad,i-
eng me, that as | was inveiied with
favaees OF my rear, a fleet in my
front, and a powerful army on my
flank, he and the officers command
ing his Brifznric Majeify's land for
ces, thoughf il their duty to demand
surrender efny army. !. l aniwered
thar the meiIzge was too ridiculous to
merit reply.
No ! was delivered ntoot
Fix this mornine bct3 Iev&n "a
eiehf o'clock the four $4,000 3
had Being loaded Gift Win On
and next with ammunition. az
reGdue of camp eooipage & 81
was put in the bo<t and Dc
ment of 400 men Of the 9th regif6e1(
detailIs to proceed in them. Ordeys
were prepared TO be given them to
defend the boats, and if afailed BY a.
ny of the enemy's FINAL vefels, to
carry them BY boarding By fomr
irregularity, kich l have not been
able to dilcov6 the boats put off
without the adesach ments, induced
probably by the ltlllnefs Of the morn.
ing. When they had progref1ed a.
bout three miles breeze fprung up,
and an armed frhooner overhauled
them thofe who were enterpri6ng
kept on and efcaped, others ran to
the ihore and delerted their boats
we loft tmelvc of the number princi-
pally containing the bsggsge of the
officers and men.
At ten | put the army in motion on
our ret urn to this place. The fava-
ges, aud incorporated militia hung on
our TANKS and rear throushout the
march, ami picked up few itragslers'
On our retiring the BritiIh army ad-
vanced and now occupies the ground
we left.
The enemy's fleet is eonaantly
lowering on our coat, and interrupt
ing our fupplics. The night before
lat. being advifed of their having
chafed into IS mile creek two veHels
laden with hofpital flores, &c. de-
tached at midnight IS men for their
protection. The report of the day is
Though not Officially that they arrived
too late for their purpole, and that
the flores are left
have the honor to be, &c.
MORGAN LEWIS.
Hoe. John Armftrong, Secretary at War.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-05

about to return TO his old safe and heal
ing quarters at Greenbush-and the
President, since the rejection of Mr..
Gelatin, and the call for information
respecting the French DEGREES, SICK at
Washington /!
If this course of things does not put
an end TO the British claim OF impress
ing their own subjects, and taking up
their own deserters, we do not know
what will Conn. Mirror.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-05
Gen. Mxn,bkreys

On accepting the appointment of Major.
General of the Militia of Connecticut, has
addressed The citizens OF his native state, on
the nature and tendency of the present war.
in which he frlly appreciates the conduct of
Gov. Smith, and declares the safety of the
State. to rest entirel3 on the vslor and dis
cipline OF its militia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-05

Letters from Washington, state, that
the resignation of Gen. Dearborn had
been received at the War Office and
that Gen. Hampton had been ordered
on to take command OF the N. w. ar.
my. The same letters add, thatthe
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-05
New London, June &c.
Who has forgotten
" The Battle Qfthe Kegs."?

Yesterday the schooner Eagle, of
New York, bound Eastward, was cap
tured off Mill. Stone Point Capt Rlker
and his people took to their boat and get
On shore near the light house. The
schr was brought 10 anchor about three
fouribs of mile from the Families, and
soon after at about two O'Clock L. NJ.
blew up with a terrible explosion.
Two boats crews were supposed 10
have been on board at the time. One
boat being along side, and another veer
ed out as;erh with TWO menin her. AT
ter the explosion not a piece OF the
wrecks could be seen with a spy glass
at the Light-lhe master OF the schr
Riker, says she was fitted out as file
ship having on board a secret piece oil
mechanism for blowing her up IL SO
the concern undoubtedly were induced
to make this attempt in consequence OF
the great reward offered by govern.
ment, for any ships or vessels OF war de-
stroyed by any private citizens, being e
quail to the value of the vessel or vessels.
The false proclamation of November
2, 1910, persisted in, though the author
knew ii to be false, and persisted in Tor
the purpose of involving the country IN
a diretullv calamitious war--that proc.
lamation was the harbinger oil death to
America-that wicked proclamation,
together with the concealment OF cer-
tain documents by the same hand, has
been the means of sending thousands to
the regions OF the dead, and of reduc.
ing many other thousands 10 wretched.
ness and misery. What punishment
deserves the man who burst Go this /?
What punishment does he not deserve
a, the hands of the nation whose inter
ests he has betrayed and who's prosper.
ity he has destroyed. With villa: Keen
reproach will posteIi,y greet his memo.
ry What will be his doom when the
Judge of all the earth shall maze in.
QUESTION for blood If a single mur.
der be rank and horrible offence
gsinst heaven, how much more the
complicated murder which the man is
guilty Of, who, Willingly and wilfully,
plunges his country into an unnrcessa.
ry and unjust war, to CRAFTY bis own
malignant passions, or TO answer his
selfish views In comparison with this
last, the crime OF the highway robber.
or the midnight assassin, is mere
feceadiRo. [Cvnn. Ccuranf.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-05

A letter from Bermuda, June 18th, says,
" Between ,wo and three thousand troops
have sailed for the Chesapeake where it
is said Ad. Warren int ends to retslste eve
ry attempt to invade Canada
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-05

The Pittsburg Gazette of June is,
says" 200 Infantry end a troop Of
Horse, have marched to Join the
army under Gen. Dearborn. The
same paper also states, that Gen Hsr-
rison had gone TO fort Melgs, in conse.
quence of some important dispatches,
received by express, from Gen. Dear.
born.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-05

No war events have occurred, since
the retrocession OF our troops to fort
George In the several affairs which
took place between them and the enc
my, near Forty Mile Creek, it is belize
we'd we have lost from soo,o 1000 men.
The retrea, from that place is represen.
ted not much to our credlt--we hope
Inc stories now IN circulation, when
particulars arc known, will prove un
founded. = Cana'daigua Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-05

called on again and we underiiand,
the artillery under captain Rees, and
infantry of capt. A. Dox, OF Geneva,
have turned out with an alacrlty
highly commendable.
P.S. We have juft learnt, tbatthe
enemy evacuated SoduS ON Sunday
Misunderstanding burnt feyeral val
liable buildings belonging to Meilrs'
Wyean and others, and dedroyed &
carried off about 100 tbls. of flour,
&c. Ontay ai9 Rep9ftay.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-05

During and since the capture of fort
George, there has been the most
shameful acts oil rapacity and plumber
committed OH the innocent inhabitants
oil the Province. We hear every day,
of quantities Of plate and other articles
being brought from there and sold by
the marauders at a small price. We
are ashamed to record the commission
OF acts which stain our national charac.
ter with foul disgrace. Ibid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-05

From albany, Jil'le %. =
The cables, anchors, and duck for
the sails of the General Pike has ust
left this city for Sackei's Halbor. She
cannot be go, to sea until the middle or
latter end of Jul.s General Parker has
arrived. Gen. Hampton Is 10 com.
mand at Burlington "
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-05

FLATrsBURG, Lake thamhia'n)
- JUNE ID.
The british have fitted out the Grow
LEI md Eagle, and having the complete
5mmand OF The Lake we expect visit
u few days, and are preparing tot re
peIh."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-05

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