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Valuable Wharf Property
EAp GIL L..

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District Of Columbia, to wit:

bv, not hayias entered MS appearance
III GIVEN ,ecu.Gy according to the
s.a,uts and the rules Of this Court, and
+ ao5earins TO the satisfaction Of the
con,, that the said defendant John
I;.dssy is no, an inhabtan, OF TINS
district, on motion ofthe compliments
Nv t,,.ir~counsei, it i. ordered, that tne
laid defendant John Gadsby do appear
here on the first day of November
term next and enter his appearance 70
fine suit aud give security Tor perform.
mo he DEGREES of the court, and th't
The other defendant Thomas iriplett
do not pas away, convey or secrete.the
5sbfs nv him owing to, or the efec~
in hi, hands belonging TO the sad an-
sgnt defendant John GadsbYe until The
further order or ,lecreeof the court
and tina, copy of this order be toisn
with pchlished in one of the public
nesspap .rs published in this county
for two m intas successfully, and that
smother copy be posted at the front
door of the courthouse OF said county.
ACopy Teste.
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-25
from the .Nationa! httlligeneer.
MARYLAND ELECTION.

We have already stated the actual result
of the Election in Maryland. To our utter
astoushmenr at the prohigacy of the purpose,
we now learn. that the judges of the Electi-
on in Allegheny county, erecting themselves
into tribunal to judge of the legality of a
return, have contri we'd to illegitimate the
vote OF one republican district of the county,
and to return four fcderalists as elected. So
daring and high handed an invasion of the
elective franchise, we have never heard or
read Of unless it be in the pages Of nc ion.
In the cele rated play kof the "Provoked
Husband" Sir Francis Yrodghead, mem.
Der returned to serve irfParhament, us re-
presented to have had sdArcely vote 10 the
borough except that of tue reBng OH
Ger. His seat of course Vas vacated forth
with and such, ifindeed 50 surreptitions
title will enable them to take seat II all,
must be the fate of the Allegheny DELEGATE
on. The pretence on which the return is
set aside, is one of the most frivolous ina
ENABLE. IL we understand it correctly, thus
it is. OF three judges of election in that
district, one Ga justice of peace swore the
other Two. but neglected to be sworn him.
self. And on this mere pretehce, this sha-
dow of a shade, the federal judges set aside
the return, the nullity of which gave the fe-
deralists majority in the county. The mo-
ral sense OF every man revolts at the palpa-
BILE fraud of this transaction. 1t was boast
ed We recollect on the day of the election,
from very suspicious quarter, that the fe-
deralists had secured the judges of election,
which was a great point gained. No man
of the republican party could read or hear
this boast, without anticipating some deep.
laid project for defeating the public will, if
it should prove ia be adverse TO the domir
nanr party. Such an opinion was formed
and expressed by every man we heard speak
on the subject at the time and we confess,
the event mas not more than realized the
expectations we had formed from the mean
arts practised by the factious leaders during
the electioneering Campaign. But this fraud,
which has so justly excited the Indignation
OF all Mary land, cannot, will not, succeed
1t is impossibleathat the House'of Delegates,
federal as it Is, should not eject these men
from their seats OH the first day of the meet
ing of the legislature. They owe 1t to the
law, they owe it to the character of their
party they owe it to their own characters
as men, to purge the Hall OF Delegates OF
those who will, if they design to avail them
selves of the cheat, usurp those seats to
which they know that other men are justly
entitled. Its demonstrabe, as we can and
may show in a future paper, tn at the Judges
have acted i'll defiance of law and precedent,
as well as common honesty and common
sense. The holy right of suffrage is mvad-
ed. Every man in the nation is Interested Ill
defending it.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-25

1t col. Ball and SimraN are to keep the
general constantly advised of the discoveries
made by the advanced parties. Where it
shall become necessary for the corps Of Ball
and Simrall to retire, they will form OF the
flank or III the rear of M'Ar,hur's & Gaines
brigades, and receive the orders of the brig.
aders respectively.
Brig gen Cass will designate such officers
as he may deem proper, to assist capt. Ell
lott of the navy, in the arrange nent of the
boats and the debarkation of the troops The
general will be the signal Of the whole to
move. BY command.
(SigneO
EDMUND p. GAINES.
Col. Adj. Gen.
sTruly copied from the original.
ROBERT BULLER,
A. n. Adj Gen.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-25
ANOTHRR LETTER.

Good ne9US, and have no d0H0t fTHe.
Information has just been received here,
that the British sloop of war Morgana, of
Is guns, Scott, commander, has been cap"
tured by the privateer Saratoga. The prize
made stop opposite Stonington, but finding
she was pursued by the Atalanta, proceeded
to Newport, it is supposed.
This intelligence we have from such re-
spectacle authority, that its veracity is not
doubted. And as it is Confidently asserted
that the ATLANTA has come to anchor this
evening with the rest of the squadron, pre-
sumo the Morgiana had arrived safe in New
port
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-25

A correspondent has sent us the following
extract from Montreal paper -
His royal highness the. prince regent in the
name and on the behalf ofhis m icsty, has been
pleased to 1ppoint the following Offices to take
rank by brevet, as aforementioned
To be Major Generals.
Colopsls Duncan Derrack
john Vincent, i9th regiment,
Rob. Lrthbridge, Infantry field Officer
Henry Proctor, 4lst.
A. Haleket., 10Th.
l.. De Wattevil.e.
To be Colonies.
1t. Coils w Douglass, 9sth REGIMENT.
II. Scott, I03d regiment.
J. p s.. George, Infantry field ofiser,
j. Mcuron.
General Teeanseh, the hero of the red allies
Of Britain, it appears is not taken yet. He may
eventually csc pc, and serve to grace another
military triumph in london, as a counterpart of
he evasion Of the Don Cossao who killed thir.
" inc frozen Prenchmen
The la promotion OF Proctor, VAUDEVILLE,
Meuron, &c in the British forces in this coun-
ry may al imately be of advantage to us--1r
The exchange list --Colunbia1.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-25
Me- LoNpoN, Oct. 90.

We learn from Stonngton Poin', that ONION
day forenoon, brig OF 20 guns, letter ofmar ne
prize TO the priyateer schr. Saratoga, AdertonI
of New York, came to anchor to the eastward
of S onngton Point, and fred gun for pilot,
when several boats went off to their assistance
Immediately after, the ATLANTA got under wav,
and gave chace down the south side Of Fishers
Island, and ship bore up from Block Island.
The brig, in consequence, spp'd her cable and
put away for Newport, where it is supposed
she arrived safe, as she was seen TO have dou-
bled Point Judith, when at some distance Fl ON
the British ships The captain Of the letter Il
marque had a leg shot off, AMI was on board.
Her name, where from, where bound, where
captured, we have in vain endeavorcd 10 ascer-
tain There is a report, that the engagement
sstcd an hour and an hall that she had mail
on board that she had been to- the Peninsula
with troops, &c. that it was the Morgiana, and
then he Castilian but we believe our readers
may be assured that the prize is stout, we'll
armed vessel, and from appearance got safe in-
to Newport.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-25
WAsHINGToN City, Oct. 81.
GENERAL ORDERS
OF DEBARKA ZION, OF MARCH, AND OF
BATTLE.

OF DEBAKTNA HUN, OF MNhDIIl MD VI
BATTLE.
Headquarters on board che U. S. schr. Ariel,
September eth, 1873.
As il is the intention OF the general to land thu
army on the enomy's coast, tho following will be
the order Of debnrkatiOu, OF march aud of battle.
The right wing of the ARM viii be composed ri
the Kentucky volunteers, under he command OF his
cxcellcncy governor Shelby, acting major gene
raj The lct wing, Of the light corps of lieutenant
colonel Dali aud the bugades Of general M'Arthur
aud Cas-. This arraug cement is made with a view
20 the localities ct the GROUND upon which the troops
ro TO act and the composIisn q The enemy force,
X Is calculated ia marching up the lake o. streght TO
place our regular troops the opeu ground On the
AXE, woere thsy will probably be opposed by the
Iytish regulars, and the Ken noky ,O.un GERS the
yoohs, which a is PRESUMED will bc occupied by
ne emefny's militia and ludsn When tho signal
Is gwen iOr putt y uic shore, the corps Of lieut..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-25
FROM OUR (REGULAR) CORES,
PONDENT AT NEW LONDON.

Our squadron have proceeded down the
river about miles. half the distance from
where they have been lying to this place.
This circumstance presume is we'll known
to you, and have no doubt to the enemy, or
shonId not have noticed il for publication.
In consequence Of this movement the enc.
my's force, consisting of the Valiant, Acasta,
and Atalanta, aud some say another irigate,
have anchored as near within our harbor as
their safety will admit.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-25

s.F IN ExTRA ,HRcUS, Published early
yesterday morning, containing Gen. HAk
RISoH's and Commodore CRAURCET'S NJ
jfciai Oesfatches aecomhanieS this days
Paper. The ErIfa zUas sen. by fhis morn
iHg's Sage 10 our Subscribers on tie 6aRn-
ton T1tste,
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FROM A CORRESPONDENT.
NEW LoNoou, Oct. I8, 1913.


We received pleasant News this after
noon; Mr. Fauning, of New"York, arrived
here from Stonington, and reported, that the
British sIoop of war brig NJ rgiana, touched
in there this forenoon, prize 70 the Sarato
ga, of New York. The public have been so
numerically guIled (or hoaxed) late that
little credence was given to the news, ex-
cept by those acquainted with Mr.. Fauning.
Towards evening, Colonel Isaac Williams
came in town from Stonington, who in
forms;
That brig, prize to the Saratoga of
n. York, captain Aderton, came near in to-
wards Stonington, and fired gun for pi"
lot. Several boats put off and number of
persons went ON board. Immediately after,
tue Atalanta was seen in chase +; and the
brig put away for Newport, with number
of Stonington people in her. Those who
landed, reported that the prize was the Bri
fish brig Morgiana, capt Scott, who was on
board, and had lost leg--that she had 20
guns on board-that she was captured by
the Saratoga, after an action of all hour and
an half--tl:at she was bound to Lisbon with
dispatches.
So great was the hurry that further par
ticulars were not learnt. Expresses were
sent eastward to alarm the militia in case
they should be necessary. The wind being
light, and the AtaIanta having 3 boats ahead.
great fears were entertained that the prize
ould be retaken or rnn ashore A frigate
was also seen in full chase from Montauk.
But the express saw the brig weather Point
Judith, and bear away for Newport (of
| course she,escaped her pursuers, and got in
| safe. ~
So far have no doubt is certain, that the
| Saratoga has captured an armed brig. 1t is
| now near IL O'clock at night, and have gi>
ven you all the facts that have come to my
| knowledge.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-25

On succession at our Naval Victories.
By WILLIAM RAY,
Again the voice of Vict'ry cheers
The nation with its soundI
Death. struck the British host appears.
Whose flag has wav'd thousand years"
And never an equal found.
Neptune, astonislI'd at the sight,
Now looming from the main,
Beholds the equal balanced fight,
And sees the British put TO fight
Again again again!
Conclusive through tlle blood. mkt wave'
He writhes his rnonster.form
His voice TO oceans deepest cave,
Where sleep the bodies of the brave,
Comes thund'ring like storm
Convene, convene We ocean pow'rs
And let us trace the cause
Why Fortune on britannia low'rs,
And why upon Columbia show'rs
Such triumph and applause
But ere the councils Of the King
Had sov'd their deep surprize,
Ere loud huzZas had ceas'd TO ring,
A blood stained form, on lightning wing,
Come dsrtiug from the skies.
Twas .uarS, the potent god Of war,
Commission'd from above
To bear the mandate wide and far
AS ey'nine from the morning Star,
Ofgreat almighty Jove.
" Too long has proud Britannia regn'd
The tyrsnt OF the seas,
with guiluess blood her banners stnined,
Ten thousand by hnbTess7e1H chain'd,
Whom Cod created free"
g Injustice, violence, aud blood
Hath nark'd her naval sway
Her preparations on the hOod,
Ahhor'd by all the great aud coed,
IIeafcn's vengeance viii repay
6, Then take your Tiieent from her hand"
(Nfars thus to Neptu1e spoke)
lis Heav'n's--tis JoUe's supreme eommast
The God of ocean and tie laud,
Which fate can ne'cr revoke"
d" Columbia with that sceptre rest,
In whom the gods couhde.
For she, great empress IT the west,
BY all the nations It's conf SD,
Hath Justice on Ter side"