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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-06
BENJAMIN. BUrMAN,

BEN AMIN BIZ / vi AN,
Sgs # tie Gaids. Merft,, Nidals Sized
4 Il AS iuii repIeniihedhis floek OF
Drugs and Medicines,
Painters eOlofs q Oil; CiOtbier's
Dye stufi, &c.
AND offers for fae,
10 casks London while Lead
40 kegs do do do ground IN Oil
2 cask. do Red do
10 do Spruce Yellow;
S do spsniih Brown;
2 bids Whiting;
200 lbs Verdgrife
500 lb' Com Copai
100 DO snelac;
5 bbs Liaieed Oil;
S b5is Spi its Turpentine
$50 boxe, Bolton, Chelmsford and Crown
Giais. varlsus lzes,
90 tons Logwood
l2 tons Fult,c;
hhds Copaeras;
2 hhds Alum;
10 hhds grouns Camvood
1900 lbs Roman Vitrioi
700 lbs Oil do
200 lbs Bengal indigo;
80 lbs Nuigalls
I2o It's Nader
4oo los salt Petre. scs c'e
SrP 3 earnefly calls tor An immediate dis
charge of all old balances SIN Juy.s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-06
EARM EOR SIZE.
Copartnerlhip DiGoIved.

Copartuerlhip D1olved.
THE Copartnerih,p heretofore eIiaing ar
Mnot under the firm Of Groveinor ~
Able is by mural coniept difolved' All de-
mands due to fad firm will be LETT at Jacob
Hills Office, Minot, for collection
JOSHUA AbBR,
GODFREY CROVESNOR.
NsugiOSses0, July 27b, 1873 low
Copartnerihip Diliclved,
THE Copartnerlhip heretofore exiting at
L Nevglouceler under The e. IN OF Able u
Grovsinor, is by mutual content dinolved.
All demands due TO iaid firm will be left at
William Bradbury, Jun.s Office Newgloucei
ter, for collection.
GODFREY CROVESNOR,
JOSHUA ABBR,
Mv;giasaqs,, July a71. 1878 low
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-06
Doms/sie ReVing and Spinning
MACHINE,
For COTTON AND WODr.

Va ~ - . OA' dND w ODLs
THE fubieriber offers the public The NJ, a,
= this valuable Machine on the foilown,
terms Three cents on the population CT
Jingle town aud two cents on The population
OF CT un,y--and TO give credi: Of liI, twelve
and eigh,een months with good ieersily-ais
70 fuTniih any perfon with good Aashir.
running IN competition, with dreetion, for
udng 1t, for thuty dollars each-Ary perion
wifhing TO Eurehale Rights and Maehiae. ID
he Diitria of Maine vii peaie to call on The
,ubfciiber in Portland, and hofe perion. that
have purchsied Machines. can have the priv.
ilege of taxing he town if they wild, sfrer "a.
king iwenty doisrs from the amount ca the
population
The public are informed tha, part Of III.
above Machine is in operation in Byfs. and
Cambridge, and Spins only from the Roll, and
does not poflel. the mcf eden,iaI quality Of
Roping-which is nec,nary tor Warp The
two parts,hat of Ropiug and Spinning mus
be connected together 90 make the Machins
of any value.
Alright for no Jingle town will be fodh
iefs than twenty dollars
JOSHUA SHAW,
dgert for tie Passsses.
N. B. The Representatives from the Difir4
of Name are rs9oeited to cali oppoGte ,hs
new arket, VIXEN ia Bottom, where they VII
Zee the above Machine in operation.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-06
EDWARD LITTLE e CO.

Ne 8. MgByt RorO, Midtis-Sf,tet,
IAVE Iately received an extenlve afort-
L 4 ment of
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-23
SoU1H AmRR1cAx AISAlRs.
KINGSTON. Jam. } July -

KINGSTON tJam. July ~.
By accounts from Savanilla, we learn
that the Insurgcnt army under general
Laba,u,t, had succeeded in capturing
Teaeriffe on the river Magdalcna, and
after possessing themselves OF the yaiu.
ables, Sc, Ere to that place and reduced
i, to ashes. They then proceeded for
Santa Martha.
The Indigo of Ia guns, brig of IL
guns, two schrs. of ls guns each, and
several small vessels, sailed from Sa-
vanilla about fortnight since against
Santa Martha.
By the San Antonio. noticed in our
last to have arrived from Carthagena.
we have derived the + flowing:
Only two Of the Carthagenian schrs.
of the expedition against Santa Martha
were enabled 10 keepthe sea during the
,empes,ucus weather they experienced,
and they were afterwards seen a anchor
under Point Ssmba, With two schrs: and
TWO sloops, supposed to be their prizes.
II is determined still to persesere n
attacking Santa Martha, & the squadron
was reftiing at Carthagena with all pos
| sible CELEBRITY; the In.urgent govern
ment had ordered q number OF private
armed vessels ,s accompany them. 1.
Sir Gregor Maegreeor at the heao o.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-23

have tho honor to exhibit the banner
Of a. French battalion, and the trun.
,heon of Gen. Jordan, taken by the
s7lh British regiment. God guard
your Excelleney many years.
WELLINGTON.
Duke of Cuidad Rodrigo.
iSGlrntierra. June 22, 1913.
p. ST. enclose to your Excel.
!ency a report of the wounded and
killed. Gen. MerillO was wounded.
To his FreelleHcy
St. ID. Juan O'Dongu.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-23
FROM ENGLAND,

Through the same source, we have
baen favored with London papers ct June
2O-22. From the latter, the following
articles are extracted:
LONDON, June %.
The advices from HelisolAnd, by the
mail Of Yesterday, are to the l4th, and
from Hamburg TO the 18th. A private
letter from HeIigoIand TO the sth says,
" All is quie, at Hamburger, except that
all colonial produce has been seized, not
excepting such as bad formerly paid the
Continental duties. We have received
accounts from Copenhagen OF the 9Th
whichdnform US that the English, Rus
SLAMS md Swedes, have made another at
tempt to negociste, through the medium
OF a Gag of truce from the English sd-
m.al's ship. They demanded OF Den
mark $4,000 men, to be put under the
command of the Crown Prince OF S"e.
den, to act in the North for which aid
Sweden would rel!nqu'sh her claim up
IN Norway, with the exception OF the
Bishopric Of Dror theim and some ter.
ritoIy. lying between Sweden and
the Russian frontiers. The negocl'
a ors also offered to give up all the
islands taken from Denmark, with the
exception Of Helieoland. An answer to
the above propositions was demanded by
A q of truce in 48 hours; and am
sorry to say, they Rave been decidedly
refused BY Denmark"
A mail from Heligoland arrived at the
ioreigs Post Office this forenoon !; does
no, bring any news, the intercourse be-
tween that island aud the Continent, be-
lag still interrupted By the prevalence OF
ooi.terous winds and uncommon swell
If the sea. The lew letters that have
reached town, relate merely to CONNER
cial sffairs, and from them it wosld APP
near, that there is no chance of our ind
ing an opening for our manufactures and
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-23

.o,eph Ma dcvlile,
Corner of Kirr e Fairfa1 streets,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
ar WHOLESALE AND RETaIL,
! Teas-gunp"wder' I'M
Noqr chests pcr;aL dyson, hyson skin,
80 boxes younS hyson s. souchone
10000 lbs, green and white Coffee
10000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
los hhds , New Orleans * Muscovado
So bbls Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
~ hhds retailing Molasses ,
pipes, half pipes and 6 Or casks l. +
Madeira
s pipes Sicily Madeira
Is or casks old Sherry
6 do genuine old Port
q pipes Red Catalonia
20 cases choice Ciaret
2 butts, IL half pipes Malaga
Spipes, & half pipes and 20 Or casks
Tencrifc
10 pipes real Cognac Brandy
pipes Gin
90 puncheons West-India Rum
Is purcheons and so 6bis New England
Rum
10 bbls. Peach Brandy
rs 10. Whisky
500 gallons Old do.
8 hhds. Cherry Bounce
SO dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
Stout
20 bales Cotton
600 % Bengal Indigo
SEQ ID Bright Madden
5000 ID. Goshen * Rhode.IslandChees
so bush. ground alum Salt
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia, Pi-
nleu.o, race and ground Ginger,Cayeme
Pepper, Almonds, Chocolate, Rice, Peas,
Beriey. Mustard, Oil in battles aud TASKS,
Wine and Cyder Viaegar, Glauber
Salts, Bark, Seemed White and Brown
Soap, Spermaciti mould aud dlpped Can
dies, maccauba, rsppee and scotchSnuhs,
chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig Blue, Salt
Petre, Arnot,e, Alum, Cepperas, Brim
stone, Guupow der, patent Shot, Fiints,
Hairpowder, SiEters, Cigars Den,ijohns,
Wrapping Pane" and Twine, Corks,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, SC
SC:
~. 3. so 6ushels fresh svSrrdnted
CLOTER SEED.
M3sch s.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-23
PLAGUE AT MALTA.

Accounts were received that the
Plague continued to rage at Malta, that
from 10 to - died daily, although the In
habitants had principally aed to the
country that business Of every kind
was suspended
twas understood that the Plague had
not appeared at any port west OF Malta.
Gen Baliesteros remained at Ceuta |;
gen Castapos had been superseded, and
was expected at Cadiz hourly, when the
Latopa sailed.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-23
MONDAY, AUGUST %
SALE By AUCTION.

On Tuesday, the 24th august. at ''' ef0c
e'cIock, at she Aae.ioH Foom, az rae
k,aa Of F,ede1ek.sfrees hosk, BAL
4ImoRz nil cOmmt"ce me sole o" d
10. =! credit, o.
A. hhds. Msscor,do Sugar
, loo boxes Brown A,"ana' oe'
So do. Waite do. do.
s. do 10 Brazh do.
90 hhds, first quainy Moiasses.
VI iIilam Vance & Co
AUC7IONEERS
AurrSt 20 Its
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-23
BOSTON, August IS.

L4TE md IMPORTANT NEW.
Yesterday arrived in town from
Portland. several passengers OF the
ship Latena, Captain Sale, ST days
from Cadiz. which vessel was cap
tured on the Sth inst. off Cape Am,
by the Dart, British privateer, and
the above gentlemen. put on board a
chebaeo boat, off Mount Desert, from
whence they reached Portland. they
are the bearers of Spanish papers to
the 9th July. and English ones to
June s2. In the former we have
tie following interesting particulars
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-23
Pubic Sale.

ZION THURSDAY, asst instant,
at hall past 10 o'clock, will be sold, Oh
the several premises,
9 OTIS of Ground.
Situated on the Diagonal street between
West and Paine streets--one on West
near K.ag street, and one Hall OF ali
Acre divided into two lots on the corner
of p incc and Ppiae streets.
And Immediately after, part OF that
large Lot of Ground, situated On the
corner of Wafer and O.nnoko Streets
on which there is Bake House and
Dwelling House, Couu,iag Room and
a most excellent brick Smoke House -
The lot is 1913 feet on Oronoko street &
9s Eest on Water street.
p. G. Marstelier.
AurOst 81 n
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-23
Anoshsr British Victory IN
S6a7n.
OFFICIAL ARTICLES,

Translated from The Gazette Ertra-
ordinary Of The Regency Of Spain,
of .Iy,u 2. 1918.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-23
10 Eilt,

10 snt,
A very comfortable and convenient
Eau,e on the lower end of ROYAL street,
now in the occupancy Of Mr., John Ma
SON. Possession may be had the ae,b
instant
John T. Brooks.
. A,c,., "a ido's
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-23


Snlratierra. June 22, 1913.
p, ST. enclose to your Excel.
!ency report of the wounded ami
killed. Gen. Merillo was wounded.
To his EreeIlency
St. ID. Juan O'DonGu.
RETURN
Of the artillery carriages and amnani.
ZION, taken from the enemy in the &C
Hon of III. 2lst yunc, 1873.
Brass .frtlisry-Twelve Founders %,
eight Founders 40, four do. SO. TOTAL
brass cannon l23
Hoyitzers-Ofs inches 3, Of 6 inches
90, of 4 and S inches 5, mnrtars of 6
i.,cbes 9. Total % Total Of brass ar
tlilery Isl
Caissons-For twelve Founders Sc, for
eight do. rs, for four do. 6s, for eight
inch howitzers 7, for SIX inch do 81 for
four d. 5. Provision Wagons 49,
Total AS.
Carridges-l4,24e for pieces of va
rious ca,hbres; L973,4oo cartridges
with balls 4o,66s lbs. of powder Sc
covered Wagons for subsislencies, aud
- travelling iorges.
(Sisned) X. D. HENiGALL.
Com. Of Artillery.
Vittoria, June %, 1913.
EXCELLENT SIR, No. II.
The bearer Of my despatch of the
22d having been detained by the lime
necessary TO make GGt the details I DC.
quaint your exccllency. that we have
continued to pursue the enemy, whose
rear guard this day entered Panpelsna.
We have done The enemy all The irju,y
in his retreat, which the bad weather and
the state Of the roads would permit
Aud yesterday cur vanguard took the
emaining cannon which the enemy had
left; and consequently he has entered
Par.peluns with one howitEer only.
I; is possible the enemy will retire to
f ancc
have detac II cd general Giron in pur-
SUIT of convoy which left Vittoria in
he morning 9th Goth, and have hopes
he viii nvertaxe them before they ar.
i've at Bayonne.
(Sisned) WELLINGTON, &c.
A return Of the killed and wounded
of The allied army accom- anies this de-
u. IS
K1LLFp-33 cfficers, 7C7 rank and
file
WouNDED-2So officers, 394o rank
and fiio
Total, 1900. The greater part Eng
ish.
FURTHER AND IMPORTANT.
The grniemsn who politely favored
o. with tie Csdiz paper from which the
.bcve official despatch has been trans.
lated, informs US that he saw in Csdlz,
Psri, papers to the l4th June, contain
ing some afficial dispatches from the
emperor Napoleon 10 his government
in which was announced the ofenirg Of
4 aggociq non for tsaee 6stpsen France
and Kuusa aiope that the French &c.
nerals. Dumoutier and FlaOhult, were
named the ministers on the part OF
France and a'Russian gentleman by the
name of Kutosoff relation of the gene
raj of that name, lately deceased, With
one otner, (name net recoliected) on the
part Of Russia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-08
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RI en- N o .WD.
THURSDAY. APR1L 8, 1918.

We lose all clear notions of treason and
allegiance to our country in the sufFerance
OF llcentious presses. The, tory editors tell
openly where we are vulnerable to attack.
and their newspapers. conveyed on board
British squadrOBs or into British camps
give all the intelligence necessary for the e.
uemy's operations. The very same informa-
ton given by letter would be punished in the
persons of the authors as reasonable cores
pondence; and the mere circumstance of
types being substituted for chrography is the
means OF these tory offenders escaping the
merited chas'isement from the heavy hand
of the law. But this is nat the worst Not
contented with apprizing the enemy when
and whercto strike, they have actually or.
ganized an internal resistance, in the nature
IF treason, to the government itself. The
loan is decried, every man who lends dol
lar tor the lawful purposes of the nation is
denounced 9rd threatened with federal or
tory persecution the country is Represented
as bankrupt bands l. associations are in
Vitet. 10 curb, bY summary punishment, the
legitimate performance of duty by the Off
GERS OF administration and the entire CON
duct Of the tory editors indicates that thev
at least, if the mass Of their party are not,
are ripe for rebellion and civil war. 1t i,
high time for the republicans to assume a
frmcr tone and hercer aspect. The rep
tiles oil faction, who extnrt Offices from 20
vernment by their auGacty, ought to be
taught another lesson; not by clubs, MOI
hatchets, nor MODS. nor threats Of persona
violence 70 particular individuals But by Z
total and absolute ereiuSion ftorg federal
ISIS from stations under goUcrnmenf. Til,
executive owes it to the great bodo of repub
leans not to countenance those shameless
men who know no rules in relation to tn
feelings OF others and the interests Of tn
country but such as their own beastly passi
"ns dictate. We admire the rational for
bearance OF the Presidentunder load of per
sonal abuse that would staggcr weak mind
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-08

Their Neptune, disguised az tic cu:''gct of
his f"rmer favorite, has not promised his tri
dent to Columbia with the fullest assurance
that she will never disgrace it by Injustice,
but will hold il with un,limnished honor.
1t is subject of deep regret end surprise,
that any citizens of Massachusetts should
foment divisions between herself and the
southern states of Massa cbusetts, that a :
bounds with ships and seamen, both of which
have had large share in the benefits Of
carrying 10 market. the surplus produce of
her sister states. What would be the CON
sequence of her separation from the Union
The irreparablc loss of that Questionable car
rying trade. A loss on her part. which the
southern states, by new arrangements,
would convert into great gain to themselves.
Does not the pernicous tendency of such
conduct demonstrate the folly Of it, and
point 20 foreign influence as the probable
cause Of it
Permit me. gentlemen, to repeat the CRATE
ful feelings excited in nay mind. by the dis
tinggshed testimony of appreciation and re
gard which you have now presented, and
which. proceeding from characters that
command my high vencration and respect,
cannot be duly appreciated-to thank eou
cordially for your very friendly and polite
conduct on the occasion, to tender you my
sincere esteem aud best wishes for your
health and happiness, and TO assure you
that remain respectfully, your unfeigned
friend, f. GERRY.
Hon. REM. AUSTIN. } Committee o,rthe ie-
SETH SpRAeUE, & gisiafure ard other
J.HoLMEs, esg'rS. } REPUBLICANS Of lllcss.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-08

british c!HcerS, but they always answere
that the Indians would not suffer il.
Before i close :his communication.
must in justice 20 my own feelings n,en,;c,
those of oar fellow citizens in Detroit who
| were most scr,iccable to us. Col Elijah
Brush, Mr. Richard Jones. Henry /. Hgnt
Esq. Judge May, r,aior Mack. aud Mouse
Godfrey were most active Oliver William
son, Esq Mr.. Chitenden. MIR Ten Evke.
Mr.. Smart. Dr.. Brown, Mr.. Miller. Mr..
NJ Daniel, Mons. Odealn, Lieut.. Read, Mr.
NJ Comb and many others purchased pro-
visions and al!eviated their wants: others
nefrlended' whose names through ignorance
or want OF retention are not inserted. Bu,
in paying just tribute To orr patriotic f,.I
low Citizens, who for their services IN nc
are driven from their homes, our fair conn.
trywomen should not be torgotten-younc
ladies we're frequently seen soliciting their
fathers Tor horses and when they had gain
Their point, exchanged their presents for
hentuckians. Mademoiselle Lasselle and
Labadie, Miss Scott M. HAYS and others.
deserve to be mentioned
The eXertions of those worthy people
were directed and point given to them by
our ever to be yenerated countrvman AU-
GUsrUs Is WOODWARD, who with unwea
rieo zeal excrted himself in our behalf at
Detroi.; ne was the life and soul of the re-
naming Americans, the man to whom they
an 'o"k up ior succor, in the hour of Off
Guilty, tor advice on every occasion TIT.
added to the influence he had with san,,.
OF the British officers, enabled hin, 80 10
wonders for us. This gentleman whose
sXa't ed understanding entities him IA the
hrst consideration Tor talents, apuears 70
nave no wish separate from the intpr.s, rs
MS country though eminently qualified 70
ENJOY society he gives up ali it's sweets 40
shield the unfortunate of his country from,
savage cruelty and British oppression.
IN the admiration ofour countrymep tb,.
ueeds OF onr generous enemies shopId he
remembered. Colonel Baubee tool, an ,c~
i've part IN providing for our welfare and
80. ~ ."a, ne possessed q generous ma
ture' the nobles attribute of a soldier
Coi' Elliott was serviceable in rescn;,r
some PRISONERS from the Indians.
Major Muir is truly gentleman. and
shewed every disposition to serve us.
N Kew. Mr.. Pollard % Sandwich visit
ca the hospital frequently and read the
service over Wetherfurd when ne was inter
red. Capts Atkins, Curtiss and Parrow
VINO commanded the guard of our prisoners
All deserve my thanks. DIR. Bowen was un.
wearled IN his attendance upon our wounded
and during onr stay, studied only to alleviate
'ne,' pam. lie wasordered on to this place
with me.
Or. M,keekan is the gentleman who was
sent through by Gen. Harrison with flag of
truce, TO attend the weunded--his wound
prevented MN from doing much while we
remained. He is worthy man. ,-rl Ibave
no doubt but the prisoners will do we under
his care.
Wishing you health and all the happiness
your situation permits,
l remain. sir. with respect,
your obedient servant,
ISAAC l.. BAKER,
Ensign 2d regt.
United States infantry.
Gen. James Winchester.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-08
WAsHIvcroN CRY. Anr;l

WASHINGTON CITY, April S.
We have seen letters from the North
Wester Army as late as the 18Th ultimo.
Nothing material has occurred as to the gen
eral operations of the Army. The camp WAS
surrounded ara short distance by struggling
parties of Indians, who watched every op-
pcrtLnity to exercise their demoniac cru
city.
A lieutenant of Gen. Cooks brigade
(whose name we have not heard) was at
4 little distance from the camp, shot through
the body. tomahawked and scalped, and
his body found and brought into camp the
next day.
A few days before, four or five men, who
had gone out to gather grass, were fired
upon, but none killed one os them having
been providently saved from the fangs of
the savages by having psalm book in his
pocket through which the rifle ball pene-
trated, but did not enter his body.
Nat. Lateiieencer.
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CLIO
Richmond. April z.
BRITISH IN rHE RAPpAHANNocr

bKI IISH IN The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ny two expresses to Governor Barbour
arrived IN this city on Tuesday night. we
learn that several British vessels and barres
came into Rappahannocli river on Friday
ana Saturday iast--and by extraordinary
exereions near Urbanna (there being a calm
al the time) their barges succeeded nrtaking
several American vessels, including one or
e"o i'riVateers that had gone W. the river
Tor satety.-|e tupther learn that the enc
NY haue an attempt to land in Lancaster
OUT were repuised by the militia of that
Ipu'.y -'that tney returned to the charge
ment OF barges, and in a second skumish
drove the militia back, and took from the
n'ighbourhood such supplies as were wanted
for their fleet.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-08
GENERAL ORDERS.
AD5UTA NJ GENERALS OFFICE,

Richmond, 5tA .dhrR, 1878.
Several, instances having occurred in
which privatcs cfthe MiIitia. held in reoui-
si.ion uuder the General Orders of the 10Th
of April last, nave removed from the h,,nds
OF their Regiments. or into other counties
and thus eluded the call into actual service
when made upon the detachment to which.
they belonged, all s,ich are hereby notified.
that to whatever County they may have re-
moved, or whatever corps of the Militia
they may have joined, unless they repair
irnediufeiy to the place of rendezvous. an.
pointed Tor their detachment (where such.
detachment has been recently called ito
ser'ice) and report themselves to the Com
handing Officer, they will be esteemed and
treated as deserters The same course
VIII be observed in all future acquisitions.
By order the Commander in CHEZ
WIN. W. HENINCi, ID. A.G
For MOSES GREEN, A. g.
Axu
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lSy me Governor Of tie Coaaoaansseakta aft
VirUi,ia
A Proclamation.

Whereas m alters highly interesting to the
commonwealth, make a meeting ofthe Lee.
slslature necessary before the time prescri-
bed by Law :-Therefore, i, James Barbonr
Governor OF Virginia, by ard with the adj,
wee OF the Council, aud in pursuance of the
power vested in me by the Constitution do
hereby require the Delegates and Senators
elected by the people to represent them in
their State Legislature, to convene in Cen
erai Assembly, at the Capitol in the Civ of
Richmond, on the third Monday in MAJ
next, trr purpose Of taking the said mat
tiers into Consideration.
Given under my hand as Governor.
and under the seal of the Com.
monwealth, at Richmond. tbs
SEAL. first day of April, 1913. ard
ofthe Commonwealth the tbi,-
*&**e ty seventh.
is. BARBOUR.
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