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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-04

THE Sheriffs of the counties Of Accomack
and Northampton, COMPOSING a Senatorial Dis
trict OF the counties ofNoriolk, Princes Anne
and Nansemond, composing another District !;
oil the counties OF buckingham, Amherst, Nell
son, Albemarle and Fluyaana, composing ano-
Their district; ofthc counties OF Franklin, Pitt
sylvania, Campbell, Beg Henry & Patrick
composing another III 4fc of the counties
of Elizabeth City, W& and York, compo.
sing another District bfthc counties of
King George, WestxNs IA and Stafford com.
posing another Dist (which Districts CON
stitute the 4th Class OF the Senate of Virginia,
are requested to Take Notice, That an election,
IN rotation, is to be held, on the Court days of
,heir respective counties in the month of April
next, for the election of a Senator to represent
each OF the said Districts, in the General AS
se'nbly, Tor four years next ensuing.
TiiEo. HANSFoRD, C. S.
Feb. 25. NV. 5
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-04
JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT
For the relief of the Bible Society of Phila,

AN ACT
For the relief of the Bible Society of Phila-
delpbia.
Re !. enacted BY the Serate an House of Re-
personalities Of the Ua;ssd Sfdfes of America
in Congress assembled, That the duties arising
and due to the United States upon certain
stereotype plates imported during the last year
into the port of Philadelphia, on board the
ship Brilliant, by the Bible Society of ehila-
delphia, for the purpose of printing editions
of the Holy Bible, be and the same are hereby
remitted, on behalf of the United States to the
said society; and any bond or security given
for the securing ofthe paymentof the said du
ties shall be cancelled.
III. CLAY.
Speaker ctthe House of REPRESENTATIVES.
WIN H. CRAWFORD.
President ofthe Senate pro tempore.
February ., 1918
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-29
would Sell
ABOUT 200 ACRES OF
ROSE-HILL LAND,

Or less--inciuding on Dogue Kun ano
nm the Colchester and New Turnpike
Roads large parcel ofexcelient Mea.
dow Land, about ls acres (prcbdbly)
of which are we'll taken with Timothy
and Clover considerable part oi
which, is new land, and was all sown
last fall. On which are lengthy ditch
e.. Some OF the other land is covered
There is lasting Spring net very fa'
from the road, which is we'll known TO
be much travelled by stage passengers
and many othe rs, besides great mum :
Der of Wagons. The best ofthe wood
land will be included, and severa! beau
tiful, sites, commanding distant views
Of Potomac, and other notable places
This is to ALL q pleasing, heal
thy situation, has fruitful .oi', is ca
silly improved, and is adapted to Clover
and Plaster. To suit purchasers, this
land may be divided into pretty large
or very small lots Apply to the sub
acriber on the premises
II. Toler.
Rose Hill, Fairfax, near Alexandra
September IS. 2aw'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-29
NAVAL DINNER.

On Wednesday last an sIegaDtpub-
lie dinner was given al Portland, 10
Lit. M.CaIl and the surviving officers
of the United States brig Enter.
prize. Captain Ilsley presided as
sisted BY Captains Porter and Ather-
ton, and Mr.. Smith. Harmony and
good fellowship prevailed party
distinctions were forgotten. A num-
ber of patriotic toasts were drank
and an excellent ode, composed by
Mr.. N. Deering for the occasion,
was sung.
Volunteers were given BY the Of
ficers & distinguished guests The
following, by Mr.. Adams OF Boston.
is neat -" The heroes who boT'd
The .Borer-May they bor their e.
.-mies all round the compass
Col. HuneweB gave the following ::
- .septmne's trolics, or the reel Of
sir-'anced b, our naval heroes to
the new tune OF " Columbia rules the
1cares" Volunteer by Stephen Long
fellow. jun. Esq. :" The Nations Of
the Earth-May the time soon ar
rive when national policy shall be
directed h, wisdom and truth 4; aud
ma, a permanent peace seon be es-
tahlisl.rd upon the eternal princi-
pies of justice and good faith" BY
Hon. Mr.. Bradbury Our Navy
animated by the honors paid todeeIs
ofvalor, 4 encouraged by the smiles
and liberal support Of government
may the fair promise Of its infancy
be fully realized in the success and
glory of its years Of manhood"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-29
BOSTON, Sept. %.
Latest from England.

From the FL. C.6ee House Books.
Arrived at New Bedford, on Sunday
evening last, cartel brig Ann Maria,
Jeuet,, from Morlaix, France. (having
neen taken and carried in there by the
priyateer True Blooded Yankee, via
Dartmouth, Eng. twhere she arrived
with 40 Bli,ish prisoners with fifty pri-
soner., masters aud mates, on parole,
VIZ
Capts. John Dempsey, VIM. Weir,
Low, Bartlett, Russell, Watson. Single
ton. Thompson, Bleechsr, Howard. Bar
ker, Jewe,t, Coffin, and Fairchild-
Messrs. Harper, Clifford, Snow, Parsons,
Berry, Adams, Blsckwood, Vandyne,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-29

sostbepub, Cola, fsirehild, Copeland,
3Gr,nsby, Tweed, Collision, Miller
Forbes, Dyce. William Dempsey, ha.
zell, Archer, Bass, end Tillock.
,dnd three tassengrs-Messrs. Arm
strong, Lang and Allen.
Capt. VIM. F. Weir, late OF brig Es'
sex. arrived in town yesterday afternoon;
and from a short conversation with him,
we have obtained the following news.
The Ann Maria has brought Lsodon
. papers to the sth of Aug. 20 days later
than before received--but Capt Weir
informs that they contain nothing OF par
ticular importance. He sailed IRON
Dartmouth 18th. Aug.
The last report about Com. Rodgers
was, that he had been off the North Coast
of Scotland, and had captured the gun
brig cruizer. He had also obtained a
fresh supply of provisions, for which ne
paid generous price, and had gone, II
was supposed, to intercept the Green
land whalemen. Several ships OF war
had been sent on, in quest OF him. There
was no Certain account OF his having
been at Bergen.
An American schooner from France
arri, ed at Plymouth 3 days before the
Ann-Maria sailed, sent in, the only one
for some time.
The u S ship Neptune, Jones, with
the Am. Commissioners, Messrs. Gal
latin and Bayard, had arrived at st. re-
tersburg.
1t was reported Just before the Ann
Maria sailed, that the U. S. brig Argus
had made her appearance off Scyiia, and
had captured vessels-that she had
re-captured he American privateer sch
Matilda of Philadelphia, from the Bra
gil, bound to ENGLAND, ordered her tor
France-was re captured and arrived in
England Capt Wier had . very par.
ticular list of 1870 Am. seamep, given
up from British ships of war, since the
war, now on board the prison ships
Chatham
The ship Jenny. Myer, sailed ? days
before. and .p he her 9Th Aug.
The Cartel Russian ship HcHsung
sailed from Plymouth, about the 18th
August with $50 pri4oner. for New
Bedford, and spoke Ter 18th Au-
gust.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-29
SLAVES FOR SALE.

r~HE SALE advertised BY me To-
the aoth inst having been pre-
yentsd BIZ the BAD weather Of the pre-
cedine day, this is TO give notice, ihsi
on the 18th day Of October nexf ~
Fairfax Court House being the hrs'
day of the Court will be exposed !"
Public Sale sor cash. SEVERAL Va
LUABLE SLAVES, among whom l.
q Blacksmith.
Bushrod Washington.
Trustee
Sept mber "a. 2awts'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-29

Hatsssd, eorinsh, Keadisx, tvsyb.a,r,
Rochester, Bridport,, Bristol, A,hSn.
Rockingham, Concord, Barton, Derhv
Minehead, Grafton, Landgrove, SIAM
ford and Morgan.
Troy, Sets. l4.-There have been
changes in thirty towns in Vernon,
from democracy to federalism, i. e. from
slavish darkness to political light. IRE
federal ma jority in the assembly will h.
upwards Of 20; number quite .atH.
cient to cleanse tho Augeaa Stable Of
The State"
The change in the Assembly of vcr.
mont is very important and suspicious.
By the constitution Of tina. state, the
supreme Legislative power is vestedin
the House of Representatives" 1t has
no Senate. Beside ordinary business Of
legislation, instituting impeacament.,
&c. the House, in convention with the
Counsellors Twelve in namber) have
the power to elect the Judges OF tho
Supreme and other Couris land they
must be elected annually Justices, She.
riffs. Major and Brigadier Generals, sc.
Compared with thi. power, that of the
Governor is nominal.
Postseriht.--The Vermont Windsor
WasLing,onian, received last evening,
contains The votes of l78 towns, giving
the following result:
For Chittenden, 1926
For Galusha, l5,04l
Which compared with tho votes in the
same towns last year. give net federal
gain of S424. And adds, "There are
~ towns to be heard from. If there
should be the same relative grin in the
towns not received, as in those heard,
the Governor will not be elected by the
people.
We feel satisfied tina. there will be
small federal majority in the House"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-29
wEDNEsDAY, SEPTEMBER 80
Fifty Dollars Reward.

RAN away from the subscriber soou'
three months ago, a very bright NJ,
LATTO NEGRO WOMAN, named
Flo. about sixteen years Of age. Her
c,n,u,exion Is 80 much fairer than that
ri MuIsttoes generally, that unless she
is very particularly examined. she may
easily pass for white free woman -
There are no marks, that ! recollect, oy
which she can be designated, except that
her hair is very black, coarse Slong which
,he has generally worn turned W WIN
. comb. have every reason to oeiieve
,ha, she i. either in Alexandra OF the
CITY of Washington, where she mas mr.
ed herself as free woman. / VIII give
twenty dollars to any one who Will ap'
prehend and secure her in Jail IN either
OF those places, or any where nearer.-.
If sbe should be as far as Fifty miles OF
7 will give the above reward, and all
reasonable charges paid if brought
home.
William Chapman.
Port Tobacco, Sept. 1872 id4w
Tie Editors Of the Federal Re-
publican, Georgetown, and United States
Gazette, Philadelphia, are requested 10
give this an insertion IN their country
papers for fortnight, and send their
accounts to the Editors OF the Alexan'
dria Gazette for payment.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-29
2,l2O
SO

Thus giving net gain this year tc
Chittenden, the federal candidate, OF
2O52 votes Soihst the reformation in
Vermont, though slow i. scre The
House OF Representatives. We feel con-
Edent, is federal. ana that too by a hand
some majority; though we make no sx-
ultation on toe subject. They met on
the 18th October you will see >
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-29
Fom the Montreal Herald, Of Aug. %
UPPER CANADA.

On Tuesday las. commodore Yeo let
KINGSTON for the head Of the lake, whlc 2
he would reach the following day, tie
wind having continued fair. Last week
IL ,ttenpting to get out, CON- hanneey
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-29
VERMONT ELECTION.

(" Wmdsor, Sent. l8.-The news /
have to give you is more joyous than
otherwise. Enclosed are lists OF the
votes for Governor, &c in I32 town, all
We have heard from. The totals are
In 1919. In 1912.
For Galusha, l2,358 For 90. 1886
Fur Chittenden, IL $50. For do. 500
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-29
William Chapman.
FOR SALE.
4 FINE LIKELr You've
NEGRO Nj A N,

About al years of age-he has beef
bred GARDENER, he is also very
good BUTCHER. Apply tothe Prin-
tiers.
Sept. %.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-29
Rehresentatire account Current
FEDERAL- DEMOCRATIC

r Net Federal Gain Fyty-swo.
Middlesex, Berlin, Groton, Williams.
town, Ryegate, Sheffield, Fetford,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-29
CHARLESTON, September 81
TRIUMPH OF FEDERALISM!


At the Election held Yesterday
THOMAS RHETT SMITH. Esq
the Federal Candidate. was duly e.
Ieeted Intendan: of the City o.
Charleston. for the ensuing year, IS
will appear BY the following state
ment of the votes taken:
At THE COURTHOUSE.
Thomas Rhett Smith. $40
Thomas Bennett. jun. 152
John S. Cogdell, s0-57s
AT THE MARKET.
Thomas Rhett Smith, 1i9
Thomas Bennett, jun. 400
John 8. CogdeIl, $3.50
Whole number, 92S
Of Which Mr.. Smith, it appears, had
465. being two votes more than those
given for the two Democratic Candle
dates.
We congratulate our political
friends on the pleasing result of this
important election important as it
concerns the interests Of our city;
and doubIy important. as it evideu-
ces the increasing strength OF the
advocates ofgenuine American prin-
eipIes. 1t is the more pleasing. as
our opponents have it not in their
power TO say, that it was owing TO a
nv =" unfortunate division" in their
ranks, the whole number Of demo-
cratic votes being less than those
given for The Federal Candidate.
The votes taken on this occasion ex-
ceed ny Ten those given at the cleo
ton for Intendant the last year-at
which time the Federal Candidate
had $50. and the Democratic Candi.
date (Mr. BENNETT) 52s votes.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-29
SHOES.

Just opened and for Sale,
wholesale and retsif womens, misses
and childrens' Morocco, Kid and Lea
Their SHOES
Isaac Robbins.
Sept. -.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-29
JUST PUBLISHED.
BY JOHN A. STEWART,

A SERMON,
Delivered in 81. Pauls Church, on Inc
eth Of July, 1918,
10 IN Brigade Of Aterandria Miff'o,
az tie request Of the e6feers.
h. the Rev. WM. H. WILMRA. Rseto
OF St. Paul's, Alexandria
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-29
PHILADELPHIA. September %
HLUMIiITjGN.

This city and its suburbs were last
night universally and most brilliant
" illuminated, in honor Of Commo-
dore Perry's splendid victory on
Lake Erie. At ten. o'clock most OF
the lights were extinguished. and the
citizens who thronged the streets
during the evening. retired to their
respective houses.-Some trifling ex-
cesses were committed, by inconside.
rate people, on uninhabited houses,
and others, where no lights were
displayed.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-29

Lieutenant Brooks, whose glori.
Gus fall is mentioned in captain Per
rvs official account Of our late tri.
umph on Lake Erie, was youth OF
singularbeauty, accomplishment and
courage. He was the son of gene
raj Brooks Of Massachusetts, a re-
evolutionary soldier. and Of course
federal tory. The son was worthy
his sire, as a soldier and as Po'
litician.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-29
ANOTHER FEDERAL TRICK

Captain Perry. gloriousIy follow
Ing the example Of those tory tfde'
ralists Hull. Decatur, Jones, BALM
bridge. Biddle, Burrows, &c. &c. has
played or another federal trick. dc
has achieved an exploit which, ia
courage, conduct, and brilliancy' y
not excelled in the naval history o.
cur country. His official despatch
too, brightens the glory Of his dsso'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-28
[Vol. 1o.-----No. 4s.

among the papers Of the late secretary, ~
Vt has not been usual to return me the pro-
tectioas OF those men whose applications for
discharge were rot complied with.
beg furthermore TO observe, that there
appears also to be on board his maesty's
Schr. Decouverte, two othcr American sea
men, viz jain i;ngieheld and r chad
i-aude'kin the former of whom asserts,
that he served his apprentIc eShip to the
trade OF cooper al Rc2ton ,'bu' has lost his
protection the lattec declares himself to be
a native OF Rhode Island, & that his rrotsc-
tioi has been destroyed 81 Mr.. Oliver. cum.
lnander OF his majesty's schr. Decouver.e.
shall not now animadpert on the imp-o-
prlety o. such a circumstance but request,
should the instances here cited be fnund cor.
rect, that they may meet the attention OF the
vice admirGl.''
EX'Tact nf a Letter from vice edn;rsV Stir
ling's Secretary, TO w. H. Savage, ESQ.
IN answer 70 his Of the 10th Sept. 1919
,, 3dnirat's Penn, 1914 SthtIsI2.
have just received yooi lsi,er of the
10th inst. which have laid before vice adj
miral Stirling, and am detected to acouaint
you. that Elijah Stirling and other persons
on board ct his majesty's schooner Decou-
verte, sad to be american eamen, have not.
when called upon. produced prcof of being
subjects of the u :. They do not fall under
the description O, persons which informed
you in my letter Of the 9TH ult. were inten-
ded to be discharged from the kings service
and to be detained ON board the prison ship
until an exchange Of prisoners takes place
With America.
The note from Mr. Need dated the 2lst
sept. 1910, IS returned herewith. and as
II appears thereby that admiral Rowley
Thought the crcunstaR es under which Eli
jah Stirling vas impressed, did not permit
him to be discharged, vice admiral Stirling
does not feel himself justified in attending to
the mans wishes on bare assertion. The
protection you ailude TO is to be found among
admiral Rrwley's papers left at this ci.;ce.''
(eIo be cor sinued.J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-28

WILL COMMENCE TUESDAY,, THE 5TH OF
OCTOBER nEXr.
Ffrsf Day. A sweepstakes tor e 900 each. half
forieit-to which there arc six subscribers, wit
John Minge, hiiies oeiden,jr. Wm. r. johnson,
John Roberts, John Knomes, and VIM. Wynne.
On the same Odh.-A Produce sweepstakes for
) 100 each, play er pay-to which there are nine
subscribers, to witAJokn Hoonnes, John VI. Cock,
1nomas Taylor, d. Harrison, jr. Miles Selden, ir
travis harwood; Wade Mosby, Gen. Chamber
Second Day The Jockey Club Purses 400
dollars, tsur mile heat.
lHira 0ay-An elegant Silver Cup, valued at 25
The Fourth Day.-The Proprietor's Purse oe
) 200, three mile heats, carrying weights Agreeable
10 TIE rules OF the present cub.
The (sIosoiHg rates are established.
Iour wheel carriages, S. 1 90
Two do. do. SO
Stables ami straw furnished gratis
THOS. WATSON, Jr. Treasurer.
Those persons wishing TO rent booths on the
ground Will sPpiy to Thomas Watson, Jr.
vs,HE Subscribers wish to engage Immediately,
ping Tree, & return to Richmond--about go miles
distance.
.9foncure, Robinson g peasants.
10Th September. eptr
sToR SALE, a neat Carriage, with a Double
A. Hsrness-Appiy at this office.
Ssptenber IL. IF
JE.VKS g BILLINGS
SSANE received from the Common Hall of this
y q City, License to sell at Public Ven{lue any
command; from their friends and the public IN the
Auction and Commission business win be promptly
attended to- They offer private SALE tor cash or
approved paper, at No. 5, Storrs' Buildings, Main
Street
Us Hhds. Muscovado Sugar.
10 DO. Loaf DO.
IL Boxes do do.
81 Chests * Boxes Imperial s, Young Tyson
Teas, I.ctest Importation
rs Bags Coffee,
loo Boxes Rsisns.
Sept. 81 At
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-28

C"' t""e VH''SH, 20 Ne cCcTeE6Ty Of
Sale, dated
BERMUDA, March s, 1913
must refer you Co my letter of the seth
ct September, 1872, in which | stated the
circumstance OF twelve men belonging to the
tuerfIere, taken out OF cartel BY coTnmo
doTe Rodgers, ard Illegally detained, upon
the pFetexJ OF six others, who were suppo-
sed 70 be British subjects. having been sent
to the United Kingdom for examination :;
SINCE that event, five of these people, nam
&c IN the enclosed list, have been received
st Halifax with orders for their discharge
tAerefore request you will communicate
these particulars to the President, in order
that further directions may be given res
rectinS the Guerricre's men. so long con-
tned at Boston. and to obviate the other in
cooveniences which must inevitably arise
from such practices"
The Secretary Of State 10 .fdp,iyQL JVo-re71.
EXTRACT, dated April 10, 1913.
Il appears by your letter (of the 9th of
Narch, froni Bermuda) that five only of the
seamem that were taken on board the Eau-
titus and sent TO England, in confinement
nave been RETURNED. No account is given
at the sixth. Orders have been issued for
the release of ten Of the twelve men, who,
on principle Of retaliation, were confined
ny commodore Rodgers at Boston. You
VIII be sensible that 1t will be impossible, on
mat principle, 10 discharge the other two
men urtl the sixth American seaman is
returned. or such an explanation given of
the cause o. his detention. as, according to
the circumstances ofthe case, regarding the
conduct OF ihe British government towards
american seamen unoer similar circum-
stances, ought to be satlsfsctnry."
'ETfr0ct oFa tcre, Gom 1t. II. IT. B1bbit
10 r'dsteT romn,andnnt i'm. M Crane,
- II C.
Orsted SGfr8' brig Nautilus. dafcd
B9sTeE, [Mass.] 18Th Sept. 1919.
i.ncl"sc1 send You description OF the
proportion ct our little crew, who have been
50 ds!lnstd and traitorors as to enter t,e
se-vlcs Of our enemy. Also, lists of those
g liant fellows, whose glory il would have
been ohave lost their lives in the service of
thetr country, and whose misfortune it has
been TO cross the Atlantic ON suspicion Of
tacir being British su0jects-four of them.
native born Americans, and two natura,ized
citizens. On their parting with me, and
removal from the Africa Of Ga guns to the
hetis fTigate Che latter with convov from
England, then ir 43. 80. ". and &c. 80. w. )
tneir last request and desire was, that
would particularly acQnaiat you with their
situation, with their determination never II
prove fraifot8 20 that country whose fac
they were proud 10 serve under, aud whose
Welfare and prosperity they equally hoped
and anticipated to reals@.
[Sgaod +. RI. BABBITT.
, This list not receiued.
n fst Of men s1id fohqUc entered on boaro
NJ .. III. f7r9fe Shannon, CoDinoi0re
Brook. Iheir descrihhon as fur ~
knoygu.
desse B@ie seaman, about feet 9 inche,
u Fr nrfs ii
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NEwpoRTt

NEWPORT, Sept. 16.
Or Tuesday last, arrived at this nort ,
British cartel brig from Sierra Leon, coast If
Africa, With 90 American prisoners. SCI.
raj died on the passage, amongst whom vs.
the captain Of tie cartel a.
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Office Of C2mmissaYy General ofPrisoners.
Washi"gfon, June lo, 1913.
EctrGcf of a leif-r. Tram O4dns;rdl Sir John
Boriase UGrren, 20 the Secretary of
Sdte. dated
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u o u NJ L n is.
BARBARITIES OF THE ENEMY

No. 3.
DETENTION OF AMERIC,N PRIS-
ONEKS AS BRITISH SUI GCTS.
(Continned.)
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WAsHlTe TON, Sept. %.
In receipt OF the news of Perry's brilliar,
Wctorf national salute was fired from the
guns OF lae Adams, echoed from the batte-
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sThia list not receipcd.

n fst 81 men snif fohQUc entered on board
NJ .. 1T. fTT9fe Shannon, Coniiaodore
Brook. Ihsir deecrihtion as fur rs
kHozDn.
5esse Baiea. seaman, about s feet inches
higc, dark hair and complexion, dark snap
Pug EYES las au impedimcnt in his speech,
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NoR SALE neat Carriage, with Double
A. Hsrness-Appiy at this office.
September IL. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-28

JOHN BORLASE WARREN,
.idmirak Of the Blue, and
Commander in chicf,Gc.
His EEcellency James Monroe. Esq.
Secretary of State.
Dir. Monroe 20 Sir John Borlasc Warren.
Department of State,
October 28, 1912.