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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
From tie York Rsenr.I.n.

LIE MILITIA.--Since tie deeisrs.
ton OF war, we hear great COMPLAINTS
concerning tie militia. They have III
most unanimously refused 10 act efien-
slvely against the enemy. The federal
governors IN New-Fng,and viii p6t
surrender Them 20 the United States Of
heers to be treated as soldiers OF the
regular army.-The democratic cover
ners reproaeh their militia men asnot
having sufficient patriotism to defead
their ewn coasts from invasion. Why
do we hear ali this elamorins against
the bIiwarh OF our nation. Is il he
cause our eountrymcn are deficisn, IN
courage or patriotism, or is it because
ourru!ers haveimPosed duties upon the
militia which are oppressive and m
constitutional Wa answer that all
this difficulty is TO be attributed 10 the
unconstitutional acts CT eur govern
aent. Upon this subject the constitu-
ton is plain and explicit. that the
militia shall only lie called forth to re-
pei INVASION, suppress inSurrection and
execute the laws OF the Union and
with this restriction, that tbey shall
be commanded by their OWE states of
6eers.
No American will refuse obedience
to the orders OF his own government
If called upon in a legal manner for any
OF these purposes. Who liz SO bass
that he Will not assist in executing the
laws that give him protection ? wIo is
there so void Of feeling that he will not
riskhis life in defence OF his dwelling,
his wife aud family Where is the
man who will not eherfulIy march TO
destroy Tie wretch who raises the
standard Of rebellion against the 90
vernment of his country? Do net the
freemea of Connecticut though, they are
called the Partizaus of England, step
forward to rePcl TIE Invader from their
shores Did not the Militia Of Mary-
land and Pennsylvania, vie with each
other III the expedition against tho re :
bel Albert GaiIatin, nov secretary Of
the treasury and minister 70 the court
Of St. Petcrsbu!gh! When have the
ycoRaEry sfour country refused 10
perform Ike services assigned them by
the constitution : When have thew
shown themselves deficient in courage
or patriotism, ? All disintersgted per
sons will bear testimony IN their favor.
1t is only when ihey are required 70
spill the blood ofthsir unofiendinE neigh
bors, or like the esnscr;pts Of Bona
parte, called irtO actual service, and
subjected to the martial law when
they are obliged TO gerrisoR the coasts
for seven OF eight months without be
iag relieved by the United States
troops tit is only say whea such
unconstitutional services, are required
OK them that we hear Of their disobey-
ing the orders OF their government.
IKE trainers Of the constitution never
iRtsuded thet the militia evan whom
called inte actual serviec-should bo
; considered as tbs regular army.-TheY
| we're to DO called oct upon any snd..en
emergency 20 continue s;nbod,ed but n
sssrt ''iHe, ard 1t Tss sx2s,ies siat
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04

non and wealth, was peculiarly expos
"a. Against the dangers and ealarni-
ies OF war fkus declared, and with
such ri enemy, The inhabitauts Of the
c;"ss' towns, villages, and plantations,
eishS that coast. had an uRdoubted and
..,mPeratlYeright to such protection as
tse ns'iontconld provide. Instead Of
"nien, the regular forces hare been.
a'most without exception, ordered
away fran the Atlantic frontieT, to Tho
Interior oftlic country. for the purpose
olcarrying hostiIitias into the tsrrit.rv
o, unofendiug proyinccs. aud in pursuit
'i Gsnquesfs, which if achieved, would
prosahiy produce no solid beueft 10
'he hat,ea while the -eoasti. left
exposed to the multiplied iierrors
usually produced b, an inyadins and
e3a.Persted saemI.
peace. at all times an object or high
Importance 20 Ration, when war
is, Ike the present, considered By n
large proportion Of TIE community 10
be unnecessary, and by no incoasidera-
hlc part OF ii TO be unjust, must b. 8
blessing of incstimabIa value. The
unhappy ELECTS which the war is
producing upoa the business, relations
and enjoymcnts OF lie the egila whish
1t threatens to bring upoR moral srdsr
and tia general prosperity and iossr-
ests Of society, nil cau,aine ts isdsce
the Committee 10 express ap ardsut
wish; in which taey feel sspfdsnt they
shall he cordially joined not only by
the Gea. Assembly, bat by all the
friends of their couatry, that an
seaoIrabie peace may b. speedily
established.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04

their patriotism and goed sense would
supply their deficiency in discipline.
Upon the saino LIBERAL plan are the
militia laws OF the severa1states farm
ed. How then car onr rulers expect
tn iransfornl the militia into regular
army. lew dare they attempt to in
trodaee the Freuch censcription among
American Frsemsn. BY their conduct
n the present'war tlry have only dis.
sraced the militia without aceompiish-
ing their object. They should hare con.
sidered before they declared war that
a regular army was iecessary. that the
industrious citizen cannot Instantly be-
come the soidier-4H that hostiiities
commenced without preparation caanot
be prosecuted wislIsncccss.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
Notice.

TIE Stockholders in tia Ashby
\ Turnpike Company, are hereby no.
tiEed to attend meeting of the faid Com
pany, at the house of Samuel Henderson,
IN Middlebnrg, on the first Monday in
December NEXT, for the Purpofc of eletf-
ing President, four Directors, and
Treasurer TO fcryc one year, and doing
fush other businefs as may be necessary.
by order Of the President,
A. GIBSON, Treafrrsr.
Middlsburg, Nov. /, 1913. 1mf7
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
From the Boston Palladium, Nor. ~
BEAUTIES OF sTURM.

.fn EShortation to Remember the Pct

.tn EShortatios to Remember the Peer
at The Ssaton Of Wnater-
Thsse who ara quietly sitting in
convenient cheerful houses, aud who
hcar the wbisiIing of the sharp north
wind, let them reflect On their unhappy
fsll0w-creatnTes, many OF whcm are
suffering the stmest severity u poverty
and cold.
Happy these who, at this season,
lave house to shelter thsm clothes 10
ssver them, bread asd the fruits ef the
vine 20 refresh them, with bed OF
down on whish they may repsso aad
3rcTd to PlcosiE. drga.sq Bal taws
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
Hardy County, SIS.
September Court. 1913.
ZONES GREEN, Complainant, asaias
eH Isaac Lewis Defendant.
IN CHANCERY.


IN CHANCERY.
This day csme the complainant by Ls
counsel, aad IL appearing TO the sst,sfse-
zion of tbs ctuTt that the former order
made in ehiG cause for publication has
been duly carried into eaed, and the said
defendant Gill filling to answsr the said
complsia ants bill: it IS, Gu melton Of
his conpsel, ordered. by the coart that the
said bill bc taken, and tn; matter thereof
AZ iu'u!e day be decreed accordingly
unless she ssid defendant on or before tic
FRI Gay o. lapuary court next flew cause
10 the contrary and ii is ordered that
copy OK this order be inserted in the Win
Gheaer Gaze4e for two months succes-
'iyely, and that another copy DC poAed
againa the iron, door OF the court house
OF tbs -ognty OF Hardy.
A Copy. Teae,
Ed: WILLIAMS, C. H. c.
Nov o. 1m47
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
10 Dollars Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber l;v.
ing IN Morgan I own a Negro man named
SAM,
aged about ssyears, very black, walks
lan,e and is iuppofed to be s feet or 6
inches high--he has been fcen fsveral
KINGS IN the neighborhocd Of Battletown,
and no doubt is lurking about in the fet-
tlement adjacent. Any perlon who will
apprebend said fellow and conane him In
any jail 10 that can get him again fhall
receive the above reward by applying to
SaPt. Edward M'Guirc.
RAWLEY SCOTT,
Winchester, Aug. 10. tfar
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-06

VALUABLE LAND-For Sq!e

VALUABLE. LAED--Foy S7le
( kH Thursday, the i9th day OF Augus, rezt, (u
= fsr, not tire next fair day j vii BE- ofier, d
for sale tie pCsmisgs--i TRACT Of LAND IN
The cOSnty Of Powhat bgo -g,ug TO the estate o
James Lie, deed, lying ia TIE > 3g'h and North
Furk of Fine Greek cont i1ing AZ acres, Wy late
survey Of thg surveyor tor sud county, OF the FOL
lowing tcrns 90 Wit .---CHc third o. tie purchase
money 20 be paid OF the frat dy 81 January 1914,
tird on SIC frat dag 81 sura~y tg,s. sad -.
rcmainmy tii,d on tie frs. day Of ScptcE,b.r cus.
Ing Bonds for amount Il Vursh0ss 70 be executed
by the purcbaHsr, 20 bear .dert * from their date
with decd Of riig bn She ;sll 80 their way.
nent. h,f. Josieii IoriDns, the prescott Uccrpsnt,
wii slew The promise. tn ary enc dispersed l., pur.
chase and whose lsose provides Tor sowing wrcs,
AZ proper t'1e in the event Of r safe. Possession
20 be gwen e the land a1l houses, 90 Inc 18th day
Of December next, when sUl lease wdi expire
JAMES EKANDES, Agent for Robert
Graham, ess'r VI -. Lyle, deyd.
Ju'y -. q
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-06
sULLY e HHNDREB.

Cabinet A4q tcr9, Uhh0ksterers md Under-
t4kers, in t!e Brick RofO, onisosite tAc
Giyis Tauey7l:
EF ESrECTFULLL inform the Pnbhs--That
: they hare a3 II an assortment: OF thc best me
erals, and intend carrying on ne a5ayc hnsne "a
in all its Yaroa2 branehes, and hope 20 meet with
ahsrs OF psblic patronage. They will constantly
Keep on hand, Side Board. anu I abies Of every de-
ScSiriGr.-Lsdies Csbinet6--io rary Csscs-S6phas
and Bedstsnds Of various Plans 4iIsttrs,ses, made
Of any SIZE % quelity-snd every article III tn, above
linz executed il, eli'e of excellence and is7anili.5
inferior on the continent Orders f.oru the
counTy attended to with punctuaIi,y and dIspa,ei.
Some Ms'ogaaJ oil the first quality tcr sse.
july 2. e
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-06
WILLIS WILSON.
IA MES Nj, SON,
FOR NALN

FOX = = 90,
$3.50 SO HcreG a. Afhluckv LEM,
J YING on Cary Greek, Br9aeL ~ Green ri
4 ysr-assignsd by Sir NSrborne Be,hl OF .ou
isviiie 10 Ferdinand aud Eiz.be,h CainrseH for q
clam agsinst his Es'ats-the aaove bad 5 Ia tbs
hands ct MIR. /. L. Mason, Attorney at Law II.
LexiReton.
Whoever wishes gool lard and an advantageous
s'tustion, May have chO,ce "ut cf
II 600 .fCR 80.
Application concerning n ter,na Of tlisros,i re
maybe noaie eitier - tbs s,bse.her in Williams.
hGfs or TO MIR. Mason in Kcrucay.
ALSO,
a valuable Plantation on Chickahemonv Pivcr in
Jarxes City County, o. nes,ly
900 AIEFS-
A good dwelling House ana 1T the distsnoe # a.
bui fifteen mics from WILLIAMSBURG
LSewise--threG i4ntsin Washington CITY, very
eik'biy suased, VIZ near the CAPITOL arather
next the Presidents House, sud the tllrd nsar the
Hotel.
FERDINAND S. CAMPBELL.
July 20. Gn
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-06
GROCRRyRN

z mens, ofer At privste Isle, VI their Auction.
Stores on the Croas stcee. Leading 60 Mayo's Bridge,
the following arusls9, al the most reduced prioos,
tor cash or approved psper st CO aut 90 dsys.
tieTcss Codee, IS bags do chests Imperial and
Young dyson Teas 1 gr.ohcjt Gun Powder Tea,
hainpers white sparkling Chsmpa gne, 2 boxes
red do. boxes CordaiS, boxes SOsp, buxes Sper-
rasoeti Candles, do. mould do. s kegs Gus-Pov-
der from the Brandywine Mills, Loaf Sugar IN
barrels had Patent Shot.
MURPHY Il SCOTT.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-06

c.4AlP- AfENTIAG8. FOR .4ncAu Cir
cut.
vgtHE frst at FoRp's MEETING
L HOUSE, in DiHwidlie COUNTY. where
the Roads interssc,. leading t Petersburg
and TO the Extra Mills. 2 ] September next,
and ~ crd w Monday following The Sc
cond at the ROCKY-OAK5, near D.. Eli
sha MaXe} s, IN Powhatan county. to COM
monce Tuesday 18th October next, and TO
end Saturd a" foi!"winC. conducted ~
JOHN EASLEY, PrrsidSng Elder,
AND 9TIrH MEAD, .fsaistc7at.
~ =. $. The first + lay in August
next, is daY Of SOLE WY FASTING and
PRAYER, by The Methodst Episcopal
Chnrch, throughout the United States Of
america.
July ~. (2.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-06
PETFR ~ TEEL1ER

I}EF1fSt,
( U5remoycd 70 the rooms over Cap n C.-,.ch.
Gctd's 1tOrc, u being opposite tae S san TAsern,
wLefc he Is pracispgn the vsro~s krruci 6 If his
Iroi ssion s"t t. setting Artificial teeth, eleat.ing
n nj "a. cxtrrst;ug, 80.
n. B. 4 hnets servant Directed 10 =. Lc = s;iscr
st VIC asov; rlsss IN be 4..szdsd 30.
J2S ~. Is
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-06
L1fN'D FO2 YAITE

A 6ocD farm OF more Tran give hundred acres
y. ON whiehl no. reside, on The Ejyauns RIVER.
three miles from Charlottesville; q view OF the
growing crop would as more satisfactory tn a stran
ger than any ,hins wiiiuniert:,lie say in gayor
o' ITS t"rh'ity--tie Plantation Oh 200 sn toll
cradle goo', orderior the employment os ten hands
which number hss been worked on il for a uumbrr
Of wears.
JOSEPH KET.
Aiber1ari-. huzrsts. ~sw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-06
Dr. J.6MRS ". GIGpRLS.

Dr. J,hNES ". NORRIS,
OFFERS hi, rae dical services t. the inhabitants
~ OF the city of Richmond ana los v,c.ui. y--tIe
resides ia l.. Street IN thc hoIs: formerly occupied
by maj. Tomp&!as between hia present Iendsnee X
Er. MeCiurs'e.
Juiy IS Gin
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-06
AT.ncher Uicntrd-

M Z the Subscribers With to employ an Eng,ief
" ltAshes. - take e''arge OF s s,hoo 10 Pow.
ha;an-o one vlo v III come web reeslnm aided, vii
meet With liberal eneoura: ensn. hy sppiSins TO
59co5 .'Rchdas, frahcis Gocec g Hfa. scott
August 8. 1t
gS I'LL I've Sold at Fe6lie Auction, on Tue siay
~ the lOthi the premises, The HOUSE,
anu Lot on .Shoctoe Hi! st prestrt occupi.d ,,y
1s"tge Robertson Fec corner OF 5th and str. cts
second square shove col Picket 2hsre "a an this
int a sood sw" cory hriee to,se, wish two loon,s
and passage on The lower foer, ~. three ron,ns
ana "A paesnse shove--kschen. suck .hsusc table
&C. itrms, casr OF notes With ap,rorcd cedors-
srs at 50 and go days. negotiable at either az IN.
banks IN F'cbmund, the purchaser Ysviag the Bank
4'Seount Possession 70 be given 'he first of Octo.
De. nent THOMAS TAYLOR
August 8. St
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-06

'sNHs Trustees OF the University Of Pennyy vania,
have appointed DIR. Benjamin Suith Hrtou,
Professor efthe INSTITUTIONS If .1s.aiicine ofths
Practice Of Physic. and of Ckincr! .issdYc!s.e. -
IN the room OF DIR. Benjamin Rush deed
July 49,, CIV
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-06
ZIP NH[ Z

A NtAT thiiat-lphi. bnii, Carriage, which has
~ heea little use,i---hay peisot d;srcs al ~, pn
cha'e, can have pairv' ,;.nis0rae ven aroAe hDr
SIS sions ".ta tie esrrase--bDqa.rs %, tee prin.
July 81. xt,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-06
LW CHAWCERY:

AMHERST County, July Court, 1873.
Edward q Davis, Co:;tGft,
sd AGAINST
Thomas L. Gaines and .-uoJ his wife, and Tucker
Nj. Woodson, . Let'tF
" SiE IN pisins7 having Ried hil Bills. and the
Z DefSadanto Thomas y. Gsines and Lucy his
vie nc. having entered their appearance and Civ
en- security aeeoT;iiag TO the ket at Asscr,by ans,
the rules Of this Court, anal it appearing to the sat
istseLion of the CUnrt thst they inha tants
within the iiSl'ts Of this COMMUNICABLE Is there.
fore ordered g decrssd, That unless the said ast
named Defendants do appear here on or before the
FIRST day Of CctoneI term asd answer the Com
piaiDants Bill, Che game to them shall ne taken
confessed, sn eie mst,ertz equity thereof shall
be iecreed accordingly it is fRrthsr orGercd
thats sopy OF this order be fo'th"i,h nser1. in
some Newspaper published in Richmond : nonth-
sucoes'sey aud smother cory posted up at the fr0n
door .ihe oourthonee Of this county sumo court
dag.
a Copy. Teats.
Z. Is DAVIES, ". :. =. c.
kugusts epsw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-06
SJhtON HOOK,
SIMOiI BLOCK, y

. CCT Tickets - he hsJ Of simon Hook ryiliia,ps
Jurs. and ~ Simon Rioet il. Rohmord
i'ckct' IN thc different Nor hsfu ioaerip-. p,
"e'i 10 IL TIE ai'eye Va IOuerv, eAn be hal s-sMb
ersl terms &! the Feeused LOTTERY Oihoc ~ f. -
N0rsheedt, fsw doors below ine Bell Tayerd
RIchmoad, May al. &C
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-06
GENERAL nEANB0RN's REpLy.

leHHemcH-.ti IS Wiln sentiments Of craze
ini feeling and iFcliest satisfaction thai :
nave oose:Ve I'd JOur exp eSS ons IF Der.cnai
.F'zi cshi =, dHd contd-HCe. i regret thar ny
aoliitF GO serve my cJun5 IS not c0;.,jnen-
sJrA.e WIKI che devotion < z al have ever
iest Tor fhc Cause IN r,hich /. Is ,cW :, j.,aJ-
rabiy engaged a Cause III which chs ma
t"uri Character aud the dcarest rights Of
lad Vlduals aIe stakeds s. rsftrfirr GO the
general orders I 5his date, yoi Win pr
sl'a ne necsos:.V ot my retiring from the
Command 81 eCe army On his frontier. He
ssur-1, Ben 1e.nen, that "a Ttc .llectioD or
nc sJf udc o:'1 soldier Ike deCurtneGt c,e
ourselves aud tAs cilicsrs and men u.der
y our Command IN scenes Of 1riv&tiop and
;ie'iaSs you" regularity aud disciolme
ia comp; your Ccoi tttepi1ity ~ the hour
u niSAtenihE udreeT; ANA orlSr and bra
very ~ action VII be among .ny most plea
ihe contemporaries through Ire aud look
t1rw&rn with contilchcs 70 The f1ture glJry
of he diers wny CONG Jcred T.. York, and
&C Fu't George.
he pleased. gentlemen. 20 acCept1ny war
mes' fishes Ipr your health and happiness
tnt nay }oUr al dCous services b. duly so.
prelia'ed " your government and a CRAZE
fHi country Accept, Cgn lemen, the s5su-
RANGES Of iay esio-m and respectful cons.-
Iteration.
DEARBORN.
To Erf". Cer- N9yi. assafa. FfclI1
Officers u hle aimy ar hort Geo,rr.
---- 1890
Ire General Order alluded to cca.ain. Ike FOL-
Owing Paragraph:
d" he MAJ Eenersl com nandne having ~ecs'v-
60 nrJe"5 irom the Secretary at ,T.r 40 rstrs
rom Che command Of this army uati his he,lt,
'ha'i De re-esta5lisiicd {, until nr,tr order,
. Somn,and de'olees on Brig Gen. Bod Were
ne msJ neral permitted 80 consult g.. OWN FEEL.
'ngs % consdcr2dcn could indace him u leave a..
rmy = thn impottaht Grss h,t tbs first duy Of a
'o'G'cr . 80 obey His supesiO 30
At O'Clock, thc oScsrs rstsired 10 hea irr rtsr,
10 ta@e lehye OF their Chez Who Lad directed their
I 'iaeciSiai Efforts 10 reviewing the honor az Inc A.
'stear arms, ant who had been present with thef,
/ 81 'e5 81 ora ation end dsnger.
] There "r'u" General ever gOve f,9aey rom.
.r"''.-e % ue army IN the hour oSdsnger tsn cen
''.'iO'r". I*sdalnng to sCOH poDUisriiv. he hs5
''PiFtd tHe COM ienee Of every officer y, fniv a.
! pears ny tHc'T upsoHsited express oi.a Of h. Tie
/ mann n'u a''smCied on t1e parspaC " ,rt Geo-ye
ai'd "a tue cousrei wI.hdre - 20 tie barra a s.1,s
",' rred from brooke 6as,cn. ca vsyi1e in, All
w'eu, recollection o( the n AIS inie-s stie sesols
""sh "al oooUrrci during ghe present cs,ni,,i,r
me Pscu "r cireumsanees under wi1ah ,i.- q ne
! ~ bad retired FROM the ooDrnsni dr. led 2 dseo.
| ,hslhiy ON eyerJ 00unt-hancs r. rs. Harris (!
| ,iVHHni wi,a s4usdrOa cf Cs7g' - os.o.xsj IA
. Oeperal &c Csssbris. 49,
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The foregoing scheme sc ncw a!Fered 20 the rbEs
~ p1rsOerrz Of aii ret u t5e LeeAatrre passed ,,s
ssss'on cf isiO-ii I'be Subserisors mig rec,;s.
~ from TIE Cp'rm'ssi' 1srI Of Within & fdsy
college irsnsisr 1t til- authority - rass G, =.
tsin gun 0f money b. ipt,cry beret1fore offered g.
tie pib'i, the Ninety Fuinber Latter, which Ia.
vin3 taied co nee, 7iI gaiFolag s----tbs 5chefo,
is now pleftS 20 d,ss confederation, afcrding a.
sGysnuirers greet eG7sstages n addition 20 the
lmlab'e purposes 20 Whie tle n'6ss .sis'ne ths,s.
tom vii b. appiieJ. The sa'ut7ibsta. ,sarsfer es
a5sure the public That pri1sl drGonir .hi8 Latter,
si,ai he IrunctnsiLf nalh.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-06

IL II ND.
an 4 oifsT for sslo seyen hundred acres OF LAND
- !y'-g ~ the lower end of Buckingham, on
,tuhslos creek, are mics from Ca Ira aud Is for,
New Cantop--Ihis land 10 in desirable neis hour.
hood, ard ,ga'l adapted 20 the eu.ture OF Corn.
Wheat, ard Tobacco Also
200 .fC:RsS or IFOoD.L .f.NrD,
Do th@ i'tie forS 81 State Rive, seven miles aboye
Bach'nS ,s.o Court House. The so oi this Rive,
IS geRsrl}y much esree ned for the ,,roGct;on oi
w"sst--Fhis property b>iongs to the Col. Hen.
rg BEN, sna WI! &c sold uEGcr decree o. the Fed
er,.l Courtsor third cash and two nsta!,...ts
or the 's'dns, one the drst day q: January iS;4
anil the tine inetaimeDt, the ftst day Of Ianaa
ry 1915. The ute i,cnnIiiered u6ispwtable and il
no' disposed 81 privately bef.-e month OF Angus,
neu, viii then re solt at Pubic auction, on EGck-
inehan Court Gay, in thst month, ny
WILLIS WILSON.
JAMES WILSON.
WIN. ". e. THO.NTOI
Mr.. flsrIison Rel, or ether OF Us vii attend to
vteE those isnds, and are commonly to ne yt witt
al busNinsasfa and Cumberland Court tsya th. a.
h"ye property viii retidve!y he soid sitiout re
serve
june 20. tia
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COS.p3 ~.

TIE mrectors of shis Institution hse.s2 By >
resolution % thsir scard aajhoriscd rue to Ts.civ
subscriptions 70 comlIete tic Capital staek Of tn
5siIs ;; Notice 10 hereby given rat book rc- tlis
puipOse IS ucT cvsn s0G astendauce win b. eivei
inring the usis koUf o5 Jpsucss the Office I'll lie
Co9 pony Ia tas 0olu ltey ossuPlsa as The Coiioe.
tof's OHto.
60, n CANlTEELL, 6t.-y.
Bieha nd, 81 June $3.50 a.
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From our coy-esA7alst,. on f5c l-,or.iers

From our Coy~e5H za&sf: on t4c frontiers
On the nornipg Of the Is "A, there va,
Considerable agitation in C..'"p in cons
TicBcf Of a report t.,..' Gcn- Dearborn hsd
ecciVcd O'ii IS a. retire frou soe commtn:i
Of tn soy 81 FDi George. mis- teDoir
'n cnG IiEr was found Il Ue well grounded
ana Gen BOYD and al .ha field ON e.s i'm
'rce'aiciy as,enfbied and addressed To thc
senior general the foilo~ing vatm aud esr
fies' solicitations for HIM 80 remain in con-
'u.ahd 10 which lie ~ ads the suhi ,ned reply
9fb1,,,, Z,e-.,-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-06
Fort Gc. &c, Juiy IS, 1918.
70 MAJ. GIN. DEARsORN,con1

Sir-Ve thr un lCrsigned general and
field officers Of the army, who nave served
undcTyoor orders in the ps seht campaigo,
having heard With regret that u rs your iu-
tention - retire from the pYe eat command,
Gcg leave respectfully 10 add,css ysu upon
ths sui sct.--~ are fIr ir-h presUraint
H.. tc interfere with arrangcn enls matte b,
authority, when announce. TT humblt
conceive 'he present 1ifcumStanc Is oe tais
'rray are snch, as win, when taken lato se
clous cons Iteration, cor vince you taat VOW
longer CO ts'daIce.wiih ms is Of the 6rst in
portance, at tn's moGent.U nor s6sotuteiJ
inats', ensabie % ftF sood Of the service.
We are now IN q bos,iie country, and l.
he immediate ne; ,hsedlood cf q powesfo
,hcrgn. beaten enemy Ian enemy who's,
strength is dai'y rec itet 0y the arrival d
reinto rcements. IN our own Edn.bers 90.
we have strength aid conGdencc our paei
tion has been well chosen for defence, an,
The moment Tor advancing upon the enem
nay soon be expected % came. Bat to ope
rate Win sccctss u snc ;esssry we should
have our complement of officers. But fve