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Washington.
Richmond, Council Chamber,


Jan. 2Sth, 1913. 4
= SIR--L had the honor of addressing the
Secretary at War, en- the 22d Ul,imo, rela-
lively to the portion of aid intended to be
afforded by the General Government to-
wards the defence of this State. BY refer
ence thereto, you will discover that sug-
gested the propriety of placing at least 1900
men in requisi.ion, with view to that OBJ
Ject. lregret that it has not been conve-
nient for the superintendent of that depart
ment to answer it. The reasons disclosed
In that communication, and which have
acquired great force in consequence Of the
e!:y 'h:s!!. has already taken Plate max
1t necessary that should urge upon YOU
the necessity of advising me as soon as pos
s,ble OF the determination of the General
Government upon this application. Would
an advance. as a loan, by Virginia, of
sum OF money equal to the expences of the
corps proposed, have any influence upon
such determination
Although have no authority to make a
proposition of this kind yet, as the Legis
lature is now in session, think i, not i'm
probable that such an arrangement might
receive its sanction
have the honor to he.
Your obedient servant,
r JAS. BARBOUR.
The Secretary of War,
WaShtHgEon.
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EGRuFrlNC. Rendezvous Greenbrier Court
ou;seHotoP the Deserier William M WEIGH
~ a III l'ie 18th Regiment United States Infan-
try, - YEARS Faye, i've feet six inches and FIVE
sign, Iar complexion, light cououre d hair in
S Sn 70 ss"1y' Eight blue eyes, well made, and
ny peoteSs'0l labourer, born in Botetourt conntv
Virginia q have no doubt but what ~ viii, .JunV,
MS naInein order to make his escape. mos, earn
esuy sol'e' the Citizens to use their u,most endaa
'c"s % ,ring to justice the said We'c-a reward
" en- dollars will be paid if secured in ;ai de
Army. '' '"'tea otates
JOHN KEY, Jnnr I;eu..
18th Regiment infantry,
Feb 10 q. States Army.
lawir
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.oasoLx Eon oUc Ii Sc.

Captain James Chaytor late master OF
the Brig Herald of Baltimore, personally
appeared before ME William B. Lamb nav
or of the Borough aforesaid, and being duly
sworn IN the Holy Evangcl;sts of Almighty
God, deposcd and said, that on tie prose
cution of voyage from France to Baltimore
in said Brig, he was captured on the 25th
day of December last past by the British
Frigate Acasta commanded by Captain
Kerr, in fourteen fathom water on the Ame-
ricah coast-that said Brig was earned to
Bermula-that he was transferred to the
Maidstone Frigate. on board which he
went to said island--that he was
at Bermuda about nine days-that while
there he found the impression was general
that an e. petition would be sent in "A short
time against some Southern part of tho
United States, and that Norfolk was calcu-
Gated on as the first place of attack-,hat
he returned from Bermuda in the Maidstone
60 this coast-that he was about twenty-five
days on board said Frigate & FROM frequent
conversations with the Officers, he I'M
derstood that they also expected an at
tack would shortly be made on some
of the American ports and that Norfolk
would be the first. That several of the
Ships were supplied with shells & that pro-
P.r vessels for using them would be on
That there are now three seventy. tours,
eight Frigates, besides sioops of War on
this station; and that the opinion of the de
ponent is, that an early attack is medirated
To be made on the American coast and that
the first attempt will be against Norfolk.
JAS. CHAYTOR.
Sworn to before me }
son January, 1878.
WILLIAM b. LAMB, Mayor.
RICHMOND, Council CHAMBER, Dec. 2ad,
1878.
SIR.
As'the period OF service ofthe troops
of this State, placed in requisition for the
defence of Norfolk, will expire about the
last of January and as the Legislature of
this State is engaged upon the subject of
defence, it becomes important, that
should be advised what aid, in this respect,
the General Government intends to ex-
tend to this State, were it possible to in
Crease the Detachment TO a full regiment,
say 1900. which, associated, with the re-
gular force would produce number sufti :
Client to- call our Brisader 1T would
be very acceptable.
In any event should be glad to have
whatever force may be called for, placed un-
der the command of an officer of that rank.
The Legislature few days past appoint
ed Robert b. Taylor of Norfolk to that
grade. The character of this Gentleman
snpersedes the necessity of eulogy and,
when it is united with his position were he
placed in command. would give great and
deserved confidence to that section, of the
Commonwealth which is most exposed
fiatter myself that this gentleman will vo-
]unteer his service, so as TO justify our cal
ling him to the field. An answer to this as
soon as csmports with your convenience
Wiillay me under obligations
With very high respect.
am your hum. Serv't. -
is. BARBOUR.
The Sec'y. of
War, ff
Washington.
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NOTICE.

oUsE PAINTING, GLAZING q GLIDING,
c., e@esuteu IN The neatest manner, by Henry S.
uIHce-hIi orders in his line left at The Drug and
hsd'cne store Of Messrs Vail g Rodgers, z Str -
or Na'ls Oh Shockoe II II will meet with strict 49,.
ton. '" 0''ot a''eh'
NJ u. Signs neatly executed.
genersisupply Of Medicine, Paints. OIL. p,.c,
= Dye 'tuls arc kept Constantly for sale at the ao
places. ~ ~ ''s "oOFe
Feb. 10
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wealth, will rue his pu,illanifnity IN srs.
ana ashes. OF what is he afraid OF h;a
mite local populariry--Of his three dolh.',
Gay Tor two months in the YEAR, E,.n i,
.hese petty calculations he will he s,ec.:r".
ior the people will never again t,,.t ~,
man "ho has once betrayed them n tt
grace. ~ 0'-
~. NAT nave YOU done for us this Sessi-
=" .ne reopie wiii say-What will tie
Legislature say ?" We have s,,en, $50 or,,
OF your money; made a few law 10
SaSy and lingo; passed the Congress bill !.
let Slaves into the Communw .nnra
Pr'a.eo more money for munition, and ,h,.
contingent fund" Such qeonkd here - .e
the answer of n Legislator of V;r,;,;..
"ut Tor the impulse from Norfolk Sr,,b
wouid nave been the reply OF "a Viryiu;an,u
. .sI''.S''uen!s' az the most interesting g.
-" ""io'i ms country has evcrl,ebe!d
~ haf wi he say nosp A lew shor, -
'siil give The answer e"'A
when Rome was In any SORT ne ,,,
the Senate had only to pass "A deere Pa,
u'e SohsuiS should tex care ne emil -
frinienH cdhfaf rfshu6itco that she .o,,
monwealth should sustain no de,r;m.n,
ne Consuis Immediately went to wort .
the means we're provided to their hands
Nlooern times, seems. have taken out a
patent tor new invention.
~ we meant to have published our ma.
per three times week until the adiourn-
nent OF the Legislature-but as one Of on,
hands has gone to Norfolk, il will he i'm.
possible to get it out-Our Subscribers viii
however not lose more than one paper. as
!he Members of the Legislature talk of ad-
Journing IN. few days. We shall, r,oreo.
n MAKE uD our lee way in the course OF
he sprn3s & thus give our Subscibers th.;r.
dues. 'neiH
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Vie subscriber wshe, to employ eight men =,
n ADDITION to the present Night Watch, in ,b,
ouen oiy Us can come well recommended AZ IN,
se, ser men, viii DE employed, and they vii,
reeeve Tor their services two hundred and ~
nre no'srs per annum, to be paid mrnthI,r -.
pi'e1uoh may De made to ME the P,eu.T.ye, J.;
TIE City Of Richmond "'e'h Ia
HENRY ROBINSON.
Feb.s -Ha.'te, # Ioliee
ct
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MICROBES ron Sa/E

~ Virtue OF desd of trust executed to the suh
Ae scrIber, by the late Doet. James T. Hubbard
on the 18th March 1899 to secure II debt due Jesss
hiSglnbotham, and of record in the County Cont
OF buckingham, will be sold to the highest DID,
Tor cash, on Tuesday the % lie ruar 1t fair # NOT
the next iar day, at the residence the late Doct
Hubbard the following negroes viz. Ccss,r. Roc
stephen, jim, Frank, .3aron, Polly II Fanny. with
their increase---The subscriber will convey spch
tile only, As lac has under the said deed
JOHN c. PAGE.
tbs.
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o. r 0sNE T. :cOIIING e ENrGP TYING.
speef,v y. nenmo' I'd and its vicinity, are re-
lor ,ne Monument, win execute to any plan. Tomb
OF .ieau-otones' in The most mastery Kramer
c.,,p e.,msh oil Their engraving may be seen at the
asntngt6n E"quir at their shop near the No.
"o'el,, or ,t then lodging at MIR Gre.r.
February Q. hf'o IN IN,
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{ Enclosure in Tie preceding. }

SIR.
There has been to day a boat-load oi
prisoners sent on shore from the British
squadron-among the prisoners is Captain
waiter Golfer. who gives us the informa
ton that SIR John Il. Warren intends az
soon as possible to land large force for
the purpose of procuring water, &c. and
caicaia,es on being oppoScd-The boats
WIZ be armed with Carronades to cover
the landing.
twas the situation of the British Admi-
raj Yesterday to have gone as high as Nor
fox, Tor the purpose hf olunder. Slc. had no,
the wind died away.-Your immediate as
siS{ance and cooperation will be needful
In haste,
Your most obd't. servant,
'f (SiSned) WIN. G. VEALE.
ffojor Cd BAIT 2O.h Ree't.
I0leasure House, 5h Eco. 1913.
COL Nm. Sharh, SSH Reg't-.W B.
QJ' We have taken the liberty Of omi,ting few
PASSAGES an The above Documents which ought not
to be seen b, the enemy
Yesterday The House OF Delegates we're engaged
IN discussing different plans oil self defence.
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NE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends
~ and the public that during his absence fror,
'ioTne his business will be conducted by Samuel On,
~ who will at all times attend to any Business
hch his friends may intrust to his care
RICHARD BROOKE.
rep' H. q
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Feb. 10.
NO TICR

.FO IIE,
a IL l}ersons having claims against Samuel Battle
oet"'. late of Surry County, are requested To-
,L; mem known, that prov ison may be madefor
.heir discharge, aud all those indebted are not;6ea
''ia' immediate payment will be expected.
CHARLES III. GRAVES, .4dmr.
7. with the will annexed.
Feo' H. ct
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|duals here. will be-"
Ibave the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
Your o6edient servant,
VIM. SHARP,
u - Lit. Col. 54!A Reyt.
His Erceljency
The Governor Of Virginia.
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The said communication & letter, on m o.
ton, were ordered t o be referred to a SCI
-lect committee, with leave to sit while this
House is in session.
lhe committee then Withdrew and after
some time returned into the House. and
MIR. Lee lof Norfolk Borough presented
the following report -.
IL appears to. your committee from the
information laid before the house by the
executive, that there is strong reason to
believe, either that the CONNIE on wealth is
now actually invaded by the forces of
Great Britain, OF that such invasion will
probably Immediately take place. (a
ResoEued therefore, that the executive
be requested to Call out Immediately so ma
ny of the militia of this common wealth.
as 1t may deem necessary and sufficient to
defend the Eastern frontier thereof against
invasion and that the general assembly
VIII Immediately take measures to provide
Tor q detray any & all expences that may
be incurred in consequence thereof.
The said resolution being read, motion
vas made by Mr.. Preston that the same be
amended by striking out the whole thereof
from the word 'Stherefore," and inserting,
That the Executive be authorised to
borrow Immediately three hundred thou
sand dol;ar to defray the expences of the
~ ~ SoiiSo Out Tic uCIcUCC Of
this state"
The said amendment, upon the question
put thereupon, was agreed to by the
House.
AS was, also, the said resolution as a.
| mended. f
Ordered, that the said resolution be re-
ferred to the committee of the whole House
on the state Of the commonwealth.
.s e-. . MONDAY, Feb. 8.
The following Message from the Lieut.. Governor
was read
Council CHAMBER, Feb. 9th, 1918.
SIR,
Knowing the great soiicitude which
must be ielt by the General Assembly TO
obtain the earliest intelligence in relation to
the hostile feet which has recently arriv-
ed within waters, hasten in the ab-
sence of the Governor TO communicate
through you to the House os Delegates CO.
pies of letters marked No. and 2, received
Yesterday and to day from 1t. Col WIN.
Sharp of the 54th Regt. Norfolk Borough,
disclosing the movements and designs of the
enemy.
have the honor &c be, &c.
CHAS. X. MALLORY.
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ZEN DOLLARS REWARD-Strayetl or stolen
r. p rom hr "eo'g Hobe sop's stable in tie City
VI nShnona about tie first Of last month a brighi
s?r CT mare Ia or Is wears old about feet 0 ncIrs
!,'sh w'h star IN her forhead--she is cay look
ing nag aud shews blood in every 10 - exeeut Ie,.
. nnr WIZ, has been heglectcd--hss a hanging
ne above reward will he paid to any ,erson Who
WV "e'yer her 70 MIR VIM. S. Archer attbe Wrsd,.
nStoh sVern, or tothc subscriber in Amelia
nj ~ EDWARD E1GLESTON.
3tp
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u An accurate Delineaiion of ReatIhef.r's
nerpe'uai Notion, for Gale at this Oaice price es
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To a gentleman in his Ciiu. dated.

NORFOLK, 9th Feb,
:" l take this opportunity to inform you
OF the situation of Norfulk-'The English
Squadron is now at anchor in Lynnhaven
Bay. They have taken several vessels
bound down the Bay and bound in. have
seen Captain Seaman, Mate and crew.
ihey tell me that the old Gentleman stood
ne scene like man, but could not refrain
from dropping tear, which all but fetched
one from me-
/. N Is. The English lsnded last even
ing at the Light House and robbed the
people that keep the light; the English say
hey want water & water they will have"-
(perhaps like Quincy, peaceably if thew
can' forcibly if they must)-s The force
, rs two 7%s, Frigates, l Brig, Sloop &c 1
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oNpoN WHITE LEAD, CoPpBRAs, Ne.
e ne Subscribers &C the sign Of the Coli.
mortar, r. street, Richmond, offer Tor s,ls ~"
co ,,sh ?, terms, by WHOLESALE or retn-.
%50 hess pest London white lad
iiossheads Coppers,
Hsrdhsm's Snua, No ands7:
With general ard wen selected ,,,z.,.. =
Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stufs &c, '"e"' 0'
t., e., REHJ DUVALa SON
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ment enclosed therein. which was read as

ment enclosed therein. which was read as
follows
TO the Senate e House Of Delegates.
The British Fleet is in Hampton Roads,
as is evinced by the following Documents
this moment received. which l hasten to
communicate.
JAS. BARBOUR.
FEB. 1918.
HIS ErceNency the Governor Of Virginia.
In consequence of information received
last evening from Capt. John b Cooper (by
express) of the arrival of 5 British Ships of
war within the Capes and steering direcs
Tor Hampton Roads, think it my duty to
give the Executive as early information
as possible. Captain Cooper. note was da-
ted Thursday 5 O'clock p. NJ In about 2
hours after receiving the above note, iutor-
mation was received from anotaer person on
whom can depend and who is we'll ac-
quantrd with the situation If the Capes &
Hampton Roads stating that after the setting
of the sun, 2 of Captain Cooper's troopers
who had been sent down to Buckroe shore
for the purpose of getting correct Information
respecting the ships, informed, that they are
within miles of the Light House, with
gentle breeze from the South East, stand
ing in. Greet for Hampton Roads. Thus
you see and know from my letters to the
Executive &c. heretofore, that our stu alton
is truly alarming.
Therefore it is earnestly requested tina,
some steps may be taken Immediately for
our relief. lean only give orders for the
Regiment to be held in readiness and to wait
prepared to march when they receive arms
&c. with directions from you in what way
to proceed. shall be anxious to hear from
you as speedily AS possible.
am,
with due respect, -
Your mo. obi. serv't
, HENRY HOWARD. 1t. Col.
Commit. 1854 Rcg't.
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CoMMuNIcArIoMs-

The best time IN which to provide against
danger. by preparation for it, is, when that
danger is not pressing. 1t is, therefore, re-
commended. that every citizen of Rich
mond. Manchester. and Petersburg, of ca
pacity to carry musket, do unmediatelu
supply himSe!f with musket, bayonet
cartridge box and at least six rounds of car
tridges. Preparation Can do no iniury--to
aespise danger at distance unprepared, is
a folly, which invites destruction.
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AZ Other letters from Norfolk state.
the British Squadron was reinforced by 9
additional Frgates Friday Evening
that they had taken a Schooner and burnt
ner-that In the Course of Friday they lam
ded some prisoners, who state that their
ocIecf IN coming uh originally 4uas to tuke
me Constellation that they now declare
they must have water if they land all
their men to get it
" There is a bar off Hampton, which
prevents the Squadron from nearing the
snore and covering with their guns the Ian
ding of their men.
The letters add that the militia of Nor
folk, OF Norfolk county and Princess Anne
mad flown to arms with the utmost alacri-
~ and were embodied in Norfolk. Ere
TINS, the militia of Nausemond will pro-
badly be at Norfolk--and those Of other
counties OH the march
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A Volunteer Association of Cavalry is al
ready organized IN Richmond, to guard the
city, during the absence of Capt. CANDLES
Iroop.-Dr. VIM. Foushee, Sen'r. was last
night, adopted as the Captain William
Writ, LIST lieutenant; Andrew Stevenson,
the 2nd Lett; and Benjamin ]. Harris,
| Cornet.
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r. OR SHE, good female No, ii D..
N Cooh, without children. Foe terms ami, -
February @. H. -"Oohh:
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Officers Of militia, who feel that they are
Americans and who feel the honor confer
red on them by their commissions, are renin-
ded OF the duty of strict examination into
the state of the arms, in the hands of the
Prlvates, at frequent, (even extra) musters
and also to see, that the militia attend
with arms as required by law.-Thisi is par
ticularly necessary in tie TOXINS and coun.
ties on and below the falls and no where
more necessary, than in Richmond, Man
chester and Petersburg.
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MAJOR Charles Fcnton Mercer, and John Camp
oe', esq are appointed Aids dc Camp TO the Gsyer-
nor, or commander in eef, and are to he respeeted
accordingly.
Commandments Of regiments from which ds,seii-
inents are drawn, will provide not only the usual
s"p efo'page, but Tor IT'S transportation; and the
comm.nding officers OF each detachment. will uyo.
cure the necessary supplies, on the march, which
~u lie paid Tor by the public. pre ssments, rs su-
ho''sed by law, are to be resorted to, when neces-
saIy. J..I
General TAYLOR will organize the several detach.
nents INTO regiments and battalons as soon MS hi,
force shall he concentrated.
by order Of the Governor or Commander in
Chief
WILLIAM w. HENING, DAG.
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y.
Riffe-mCn detached, under the General Orjers nj
the 10Th of April last, from the
$50 Regiment Dinwddie
S9sh Binwiiie
oSh ansemond, & so m a.
ny, in addition, as
will amount in the
whole to $50 elIec
ao:h t1rnosss
SD C,harIss C;t. g NJ r..
ooth James City aud part OF
90 York
oth Essex
olth King William
yin 9.h King & Queen
ootn Caroline
lozhc Powhatan
doth on;so
ootn Soochland
'th Norfolk, and so many in
addition, will a.
mount in the whole TO
$50 electives.
93th Do. Do.
Together with the following detacbrnents speca,Iv
designated
Capt Candles Troop OF Cavalry, City of Richmond.
HetFs do Chesterfield.
CooPers do. (115.h Reg Elizabeth City.
Corbin's company of ArtiIle-
c.Y, King & Queen.
Snchiow's do. Southampton.
rogers do. Gloucester,
Pryor: do.[Ii5th Reg.1 Elizabeth City
1aylor's company of Rihemen,
JIenley's do. SD Reg Henmco.
servasfs do. [1l5th Reg Elizabeth City.
Greens company of Infantry,
10th Reginent1 SpottsyIsania
obIeid's company of Light Infantry, ,
., ll5th Regiment York (
~ layior's do. 39th Reg. Petersburg
:, "o volunteer companies, who have rendered
.ne'r services, from the goth Regiment, Isle OF
Wight -''' ~
The detachments from the 6sth and iis,h Ree;.
meats, with capt. CoOper's Troop of Cavalry, and
capt PryoT's company of Artillery, to repair to
Hampton, and report themselves TO Major Gavin
l.. Corbin.
The detachmsnts from the 6tb, s7th, 9th, & SD
regiments, and capt. Corbn's and Rogers eompa.
nes OF Artillery, to rendezvous at WILLIAMSBURG,
anu proceed from thence to Norfolk.
ne attachments from the 2gth, SD, md 3gth
regiments, with capt. Alexander TayIor's company
OF Light iniantry, and capt Cricl,low's COMPANY 6l
Artillery, 60 rendezvous at Srlithfed, from whence
they will proceed to Norfuk.
j he Getscl,ments from the SOth, AOth, SSih, and
ioId regiments, w,th capt Green's company of In.
iantry, from the 10Th regiment, To- rendezvous
i.iehmond. aud fron thence proceed, by the m,
direct route to Norfolk. "O'
The detaehments from the seth, Goth, ~, on
v5th regiments viii repair Immediately ~ NorroL
Inc tronp5 OF Cavalry of capts. Car .hl. g. Ill
and the Rife companies Of capts Hs ,Icv Cd ~
innnd Taylor, viii proceed fortlW1 f., NorIoik
ne whole detachment 10 5e 70 Ter The cn,,
FIELD OFFtC FRS.
Col James Clarke, Of the 10 Il regiment o,sl,,,,
Coi ra'..." ~ ~, u '|ni Norfolk Rtrougf
a.; ss"t,s.t, ~ Isle of Wight.
Maj. John Sent, 5Oth Cali.
Ny W. r',Su',cr; Norfolk Bornuq
Alii. Wiley Parker. ACih r,uSssr,a,'t w
Maj Gavin J. COrbr, 6s;l, Vort
The detachment ~ Iamp,ou. cil i,o -. i
by Major Gavin j., Pori,,n
.M'ior H'e'-rd, v. h,ra MI .e.s@ssd The e,
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GENERAL ORDERS,

.Aiiutant- Generals Office.
Richmond, 9th Feb. 1915
IN order to rcpei threatened invasion of ,hi.
state the following detaehments of the militia are
required, without moments delay, to take the
heia, and repair to Norfolk and HAMPTON. as here.
matter specified viz
The whole of the Infantry, Light Infantry. and
Rfe.mCn detached, under the General Orders Of
the 18th of April last, from the
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The Virginia Legislator, who shS4nks
az the present moment from his duty, who
talks OF economy when he should think of
The danger which hoyers over .bg common-
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Commanders of Battalions, commandan, 8
OF Regiments and Brgadiers, will not re
Content, ut this time, with mere par,,J.
OF duty. Their honor is at stake. ,rps
state OF the country, calls for vigiap 60 -,
their parts: officers of inferior grade wi. ~,
emulate them, in the strict perferrnance nf
their duty. Vi
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Natlves OF Great Britain OF. any of its de-
Penoehcles' wh1 have claim to citizensbin.
snIu'H De 'ardous, how, under the garb OF
.eosIa;P IN, or Of any other American par.
"Is' motion, they presume to cast odIum
u" v "r government, state or federal.