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FortigH O0ice. Seff 4. 1919.
, lis <oyal Hgnness the Prince Recent has
nefh pleased IL the name and on the b-haIf
= his Hialrsty, toappoipt the Earl Of E6er
dee", s. [ 70 he his Maiesy's Pisnipo tcn.
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For &qts at TVRDi'reso7 NJ e.
NOV landing from on board the Spanish geboo.
ner Fabisna, Capt Pn,ien,o, from the Tia.
Tanna--
a5 5S b bsrreI. Brown Sugar,
Also, IN SroaF,
60 puneheon we'll lavor'd sd 4 4th Of Rum
i9h dc. Moiatseg,
1o0.~1 lbs. Coffee fhest Gfeen),
9srp Dir. Qpici liver
200 boxes liaisins. auf 5000 Ihs. beet German
Strc'. HANSON, KELLY x Co.
EGysrnher Q. G;p
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Y-iL U NIL Il 10 IT'S

y pursuance of decree sf the superior court O.
chanc ~ tar TIE Rchn,nnd district, Pronounced
ON the 18th June lsst, viii be exposed 10 sale on the
pre,aises, on Friday, the 9th day o. Nov, lccr puxt
at 10 O'clock in the forenoon, on crusst o. nnet u
days the purchaser giving bond sn,l sscar,,y,
n LARGE LOTT.
belonging 10 ti,- estate nj john Hanks, deed lust A.
sovc r. e.et,s Warehouse, es;ending from tl,e main
nr + street to toe rNer SO Isue thereof a, may
Les uli'ce',t 10 satisfy tie decree.
1'''si viii he sold entire, o. divided agreeable
20 pl1ntS:t NAV b. sem az Nrs jyocl > Coffee
Room, and az the Bell Tayerh. There are Two. old
honsss on the Ground that will be sold separately
Ehe Land will be shewu at any time by Mr.. Richard
Young or Neil MeCou
Tie Gtle is ts he retsned until payment of the
purchase money add the property held SUBJECT TO be
re-svld in csse Of def'nlt the court uay direct
C.. NIACMURDG,
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itoBF. POLLARD. I. c
WIN. MARSHALL,

aFIFgY D0LLy9hS REF. U---y.ioue,I from
M iarii. II Lsssihsn,, s feS .oi>-S phoy. the
cils, On tne nIat tN etnss'sy last, i've ,r'gr,s
w: Hepheh, upwards q 10 years old iItek, stout,
"ti-sormsd rsen ABOUT feet. 6, or 10 inchcs hieh
EARNED win hin suit OF dsrda oloured Virginia
Cloth, Decides twiIied thread psntaioons, Sc
Geo &c, - years OLD. black, weforrned man. about
ieet high, IbrGbat,y ursre --oarried With him a
SUIT OF stirred Virginia Cloth, besides twiied thread
psh,iIoons, Sc.--and Ight-cooured JaySgu!in-
hat.
he aforementioned negroes were brought to this
MAJ Set 'rool Ncrtha'ppton county, Eastrrn shore
purchased hem ar their oSrn reGles'. hut 8 days
previous 10 titc'r eiopenen. have nc doubt hot
that intention j. "a get hoard the British feet
ion tsPprrn5e hey VII endeavsr TO embark from
the neIsanorhooi of Williamsburg, YORK.. Hampton,
or come pstce 90 the North side OF James River
&c above rev al'i ssi!i I've given ior the delivery
OF !hsm to te iaauNsor a, Westhsm, or to the sab.
se'oef IN tbs cit5, half for etheror if secu-
red IN aoi jail - lat get them. the reward shall
pronaSt'' ~. TEOs. WILSON.
Oct 70 -
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LIE REINSTATEMENT

THE SUBSCRIBER
gESPEGTFULLY informs hi customers & the
g Z pubic, that he res juat returned from the
North, asd i now opaning very iarge and elegant
asEpi iment of
y RE80Y 1G4DE CIO8TBLNe,
or. HIS oSH aEANUFAcTURE,
Amounting 10 more than rem thousand dol,ars, and
consisting Of The foLosing gsrn,en;s
sseptlemens' SurtOut and FroOk coats lined with
slt, from % a $50
10, Cloac, do 90 SO
fTslt Caa;F 90 40
S'CsSiqett Pantaloong, 10 10
Cio'5 and Cashmere do. r iR
\ eiVst sad Jl.iek-se', r 10
Vests OF ,arUrs kinds * soionrs, s 10
Eanncl Drawers Sgspo srs, SC. ar.
The sb0ge are mr'ic in che newest fashion, and
tha work. executed ia die brst possible manner var
rsnied to be sqha If mt superior TO any ever offered
fer sale, and will be sold t6c at the reasonable
prices arovc-r sent;Orcd
CT Wanted Immediately, two Journey men coat-
rnekers who sre good workmen and men Of steady
hal's.
f'ar Sale, an elegant New-York made G'IG and
U.9I!.Nt,S SIS cotny..cto.
frw-lork Cioslbing-Store, nearly o. posite I'll 2
street leading 10 @sJo's bridge
G. FAIRCHILD,
.3feychGnt Taylor.
November e. r.
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Ia. be o:f.red Tor SAFE at i'',oiie Auction on
The premises, (unIess sod priyate, before the
day. on Monday, the Gih day OF .Dscenber next a
tract OF Land in Wilson County, on Rock Fish River,
a Joining the lands Of William Harris, esq, col 10.
seph Shelton, and Others. containing about 0ne
Thousand acres great proportion Of the tract is
rich Tobacco Land, extending near one mite On tie
aforesaid river This ac' is the propsrty Of the e-
setreo Of Cspt. Cl~gh Shelton, iecessed, who fre
rrepsted 20 psi,ke the purchaser good ard ndis
putse'c tile, AsiGrg a. fpss4T yei;se,s wfitl,
tbs snd Possesses. il is in w.aitf nets,o ,rI,ets
and Very near lsrgemerchant mill, recently erect
ed by hudson Martin, esq.
IN it-s sa,sse tinse and place viii be Sold
The suck Of every kind, pIan,stioh utensils. and
erhp GA hard. The terms will be made known on
the day of sale Any person. wishing to view the
land, aud to- contract Pri,aisy, viii make srplc1-
ton 20 Mr.. Neeon +. Shelton, resting al De- Nor.
risons near Warren, Sisemsrs County, or to col
joseph Shelton, who vii shcw the premises; * who
IS fully authorized to Act in behalf OF the parties con
cernej. THE LEGATEES.
Uetsnet 60. tbs
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not the first time the enemy has reaped a
-nefarous profit by using our flag as a cover
to fraud and treachery, comes in the nick
ot time to rebut the base aspersiop attempt
ed Co ba cast on our privateers by the tory
papers and their supPor,ers.-The reader
will hence perceive how it has happened
that the reputation OF American priva-
teers FOR magnan'mity and courtesy has
been obscnred by the foul reproach of de
preda,ng on the subjects OF a friendly pow
err. There is no doubt but the captain Of
the Spanish brig was fully satisfied that the
Louisa was an American privateer, and
his report will open volly OF abuse and
defamation against the American charac-
ter, in all the British dependencies. which
would be re- echoed by the sedi,icus pack in
this country, if the truth of the business
was not thus accidentally and scasonaby
divu ged. No~/tLk Herald.
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EAANAWAY from the subscriber living in Gooch-
lie land county. i6 or IL miles from Richnond, \
likely young Negro fellow, twenty two three
years old, who formerly belonged to Richard Dunn
Cf Warwiekeounty, by the name of Davy, who was
brought to Richmond and sold tn WIN. Fulcher, OF
whom purchased him. lie made his escspe on
"Wednesday night the thinstant: he is Of the com
mon height, rather dar. complexion, well made s.
has a remarkable scar on his nose, he has different
suits OF clothes which will he describe:
but the will be Sufficient satisfy any person
who may meet with him. viii give ten dollars
ii taken in Richrpond and put in iai, twenty il
taken in Warwick and brought to Richmond.
NATHANIEL v. BOWLS.
March 25. atp
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LrxlNerow. d March 2.

Pursuant 20 the orders OF the governor,
the ADD regiment Of militia, were paradcd
in this town, for the purpose of drajff1g Us
guofa in the detachment Of 5000 men autho-
rised BY the. act OF the last session of the
Legislature. The number OF men required.
was 69.--Bat no dyQt5 took htace. Not.
understanding, they had perfect knowledge
OF the une1 ampIed suf-rings and priyations
Of their friends in the late left wing Of the
n. w. army and Of their fate in the late
battle on Inc river Raisin; and although
they had received no assurance ION the
government, that their fare would b.. bet.
ter; SO ot as hne and g4llan,yodtbs as ever
'trod the tented field, UglgfteereI their scr.
vices to fight their cougtry's hattles. I'M.
we can bnt consider as adother honorable
specimen Of that hru and undaanted sn,.
rit, which pervados the western people
and ct the lengths t" which they would 60
to serve thciF country. did the pat;oSa
government but give their patriotism room
TO act.
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BY Thomas Richie.

A DyERTISEMENT-B Virtue of decree
OF Essex county court, in suit therein depend
irg between Joseph Janey, aud others, plaintiffs,
.n,l. jane hrn,istead and Cutters defendants, and
.rz<ees of Nm Peachy, deceased, will he said to the
highest Bidder, On the premises. on Thursday the
18th day April next, if fair, If not, the next fair
day. that valuable tract of Land, whereon captain
NNm. Peachy resided in his lifetime, situated ia Es
sex county ON R,ppahsnnock river, about ten niles
below rappahannock, and supposed to contain be-
tween five and six hundred acres. BY the said de-
cree particular sums are required to be paid in no
new, aud for the residue of the purchase moSsy
<we,ye mouths credit will be allowed.
BY THE OMMISSlONERS
March %. tbs
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JOHN H. STEVENS.
LATEST FROM sACKET's KARBoP

Extract Of letter dated lTcrch s.
&c This place has been for sorae time
past and is now in great uproar. and confusi-
on, owing TO an expected atsacS from the
British. The women and. children have
deserted she place, and the soldiers now
occupy the houses. Troops are pouring in
hourly. This day wcexpect 400 soldiers
here, Col. Pixies regiment and some vo-
lunteers from Albany. Gen. Dearborn ar
rived here two or three days ago Last
night Com. Chauncey and Capt. Perry ar
rived here. We fired salute from the
ship Madison and fort. Our alarm is near
ly over, and we have TO fear OF the enemy
now. Instead of an attack. there is rumor
that Gen. Dearborn, is going to send US
over to them.-The sailors will like no
better fun. Capt. Forsyth is here with his
81 company, about hundred strong. / have
heard nc is promoted TO majority"
". Y. Columbian:
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CFARLEsToN, March II.
TIE LOAN.

AEreesbly to public notice. the poo7..
we're opened OF FRIDAY and SATURDAY, leee
IN this city, for subscription - the LNArt
he amount subscribed bv The Bants a,d
'hdivd"als' IS, ~e understand, about $50 lC0
dollars.
We understand thar, in consequence ut
orders rom The new Secretary # the Ma.
w, the vessel which has been emt,loyed ia
this harbor since the war as p Guard Shi-
and the several Barges which were n.n,r
and manned tor the defence Of the oorr.
nave been hanled no, and the officers and
crews diSc1arsed.-Cb lrfeoton Coarier.
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NORFOLK, March II.


.LrEracs Of q letter from gentleman in
East River. to his friend in this place,
dated March II.
We are this day all under arms the
enemy occupies Moback Bay. and one of
ehcir launches and two tenders chased a
Pilot Boat into the mouth of East River
9his p,orning. The lttle feet of sharp ves-
sells that lay il Severn ave all moved into
East River. aud some of them as bieh up
as they can get. Two large Baltimore
schooners about 800 IONS. each armed, hav-
ing together about, 100 men, are moored
across the river, before my door; it is ex-
pected an attempt viii be made to cut
them out this might've have on du-
~ one company Of artillery with two field
pieces, and three Companies of Infantry
placed in a situation to act with the vessels
In case Of an a,tacS.
''Che British have captured within there
8 or& days, within New Point Comfort and
Gwyn's island, or 10vesseis, sonfe Of
them with ave or six huadred barrels -four !;
aud report says that a vessel with FIVE hun
dred barrels ofporS, from George Town
bound TO Norfolk, said to belong to Mr.. Ma
son, and FOR the Navy, has also been Cap
Sured. Two frigatcs, brig and some IT,
JIer vessels, are stationed Opposite hun.
gars; they appear to be 6xing stations ex
Vending TO the mouth OF Potomac and the
Tangiers; and suspect for the purpose If
opening trade with the Tangier pcop!e in
the provision line"
The ship South Carolina, OF and bound to
Baltimore, sailed from St Bartholomew on
the %th Of Feb. The next Gay was csstur-
ed by the English prvateer Louisa, capt.
Gilbert, Of Barbados, and carried into
Gusdaloupe--Thec crew we're sent in a Car
tel TO ST. Barts, from whence they took
passage in the brig Newton, capt. Jones.
bound to Baltimore, having un Board Il
number Of paroled prisoners aud other pas
seugers. hrriysG at the Capes on rues.
day last, and was stopped ard turned of
~ ore Of me blocksding ships, when / / of
the passengers tool. The brig'> long boat &
came on shurc on Cape Henri Among
ibem were pait 81 ihe crew Of the slep
South Caroline mshtionsd above-They re-
late. that the privateersrTlen treated them
in p0st brutal manner, and took from
thei4 every ersicie &c value - A mother Cir
cumstaDst which thsV relate deserves our
particular notice - The Ea4fsh hriUaterr
me LoHisa 5e6jie fbCy 7vr,g on 6oard
feR n 7guha &f1qish brig, qv.Hch shc 6oara-
ri unoer fDcucan eolors. and r156ed Of n
fo..s.se' --.e sun! j. shesir This though
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The private armed schr. COMET. BovIe.
from crnize. was spoken of Smiths Point
by ferguson 5 Packet. Understood the, had
made seven prizes. The Comet came INTO
me Bay the night before, a. o'cIocl,
saw nothing inside understood they saw
tieet outside standing for the capes.
NEW-foRX March 17.--Arr. privateer
Paul Jones. Dohson. from cruise Of three
months on the Western Islands, hsvina
mace prizes &C about 500 prisoners with
out losing a man or receiving A sbot-Fy
tracts from her log book. Dec. 18TH. fe,ji,
with the WRECK OF the American nriva
teer ieazer, which had been burnt Nv Al
w arren. Jan. }, boarded brig George of
Boston. 70 days fr. Charleston for / ;sho,.
TN, captured the snip Seaton. Of % & Trs
from Ut. Salvador TO Lisbon, with fo,r nm
&c 2Sth, re-captured brig Little James
from ldsbon, Tor Salem had been cantur-d
oy tne brtish sloop OF war Jasper, ordered
her tor n. y DIRK. 28th, was chased h,, 81
British brig Zenobia, and outsailed b.,
Same day, captured the British sh;n {.
Martins Planter, of IL guns. from Iontton
Tor Maita. with sugar, specs, &c. yaiuc
$4,000 dolls Same day Captured the br;-
tish transport ship Canada, OF 10 guss 100
soldiers, and ~ horses. rarsomed her 49,.
disarming the troops, for three tbousaod
STERLING. Same day, captured by bo..rd-
hS' snip quebec, OF - guns, from, Iondor
for Gibraltar, with $50 packages Of drv
goods including 100 boies of India nr,4s
goods &c.-estimated at $500 600. 2otb
was chased all day by a brig Of war--.gave
her several shots from the stern chaseTs'.s.
feo. = captured sloop Pearl, OF London.
rom Ok h,chaels, with fruit. Same day.
|@p'uVeu oIlS Return, of Lsndnn, fir. Cam
ana ioi ~ nAlchaels. Same daV caDtn,eJ
.n1rls 1vhn AMI Isabella, of Berwick on
weed which had been blown out Of ~
rs: Roaas. Next day. captured brig Lon
don P"cke' of guns, also blown out, gave
~ the John and Isabella 70 the prisoners
Portuguese brig Captnlipa. Ber,,erdcs fe
days from st. Ubes, salt. Feb. ls. Lar. 81.
y, long %, was boarded Nv British FRI,
GATE, conveying THIRTY SIX SAIL.
from ST. Thomas and Barbados for Enr,
land.
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March Q;
DOMESTIC.
From, the Boston Chronicle.
g. NO RESSMENTS AND FREE
CHAJ)E -


g. NO IMPRESSMENTS AND FREE
TRADE"
Messrs. EGi:orS.--As the house ofrepre-
sentatives have appointed a committee to
enquire into the impressment of seamen. &
they have made but a partial and imper-
feet report, III which after three weeks
search. they find bat Isl impressed sea-
men in this state, and that is going out
TO the p ople, therefore feel it my duty TO
make a statement | heard Commodore
RODGERS make before SAID committee.
wish You TO publish it because | was refused
making the statement To the house and
the committee did not see cause to report
this to the house Com. Rodgers stated
before the committee, that ont of $50 sea
men now on board his ship in Boston har-
Dor, 40 of them had been impressed at
different times. by the Brihsh-And that he
had documents here and at Washington,
upon which he founded his opinion, that in
the course of 10 years, Great Britain has
impressed as many native Americans, as
the whole amount OF seamen now III the
service OF the u States.
rnIIrT TT
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The New York Gazette of the 18th. saws
-" A letter from SaCkett's Har5or. dared
the 9Th inst. mentions, that SIR GkoRo e
PREvosr was az Kingston with EIGHT
THOUSAND MEN and it was said had
pledged himself 70 destroy our Floiilla.-
Troops were pouring into Sackett's Harder
to repel the threatened invasion.''
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We understand tRat the Offer of Mr.
DA&CHKoF+, the Russian minister at
Washington of 2 redia;iop on th5 part Of
hiz scvecneIenr 1c:ween Great Britain and
thu ~ 1-ates. DOES not embrace any she
'EICc hrok2sa!s as basis upon which 70
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FIELD OFFICERS.

ress Tor raising 2O,OCO twelve months
ulaTB
FIELD OFFICERS.
Joseph Goodwin, Dinwiddie. col. com
Robert Pegram, ditto. lieut.. col.
Augustine Smith, Winchester, major
CAPTAINS.
Daniel c. Butts. Petersburg.
Benjamin B. Jones, Amelia.
John Ihorp, Green3viile.
hoJamn Hardaway, HinwiAdie.
Franrie Z. Walker, Mecklenburg.
Mer~ether Taiiaferro. King George.
Walker 4. Cooke, smry.
Robert Frank in, Nelson.
1sT L1EUTENANrs.
Thomas l.. Parker, Norfolk.
Francis - !ioor. Stafford.
John. w. Stith, Brunswick.
Edward pegram. Dmgiddie.
John Gsrlabd. Amherst.
Blair Boiling, Campbell.
John Crump. Manchester.
james Belshes Scssex.
% LtEu1ENANrs.
David r Stith, B,rnswick.
William LOYAL, Norfolk.
Ju"rS Minor. Spol;sylvania.
Wliiam Fcfssr, No,;OwaS.
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]
Russia towards this countIy--and We have
| no doubt viii be met in a correspondent spi-
rit on the part of our government. IN the
mean time. no preparation for the vigorous
prosecution of hoatilities viii be intermitted.
lt Is only in this mode that Great Britain,
can be made sincerely to wish the ternii-
nation OF contest which she has proyok ed
oy her injustice. MAJ. .dip.
We recommend TO the attention Of all
those whs dispute the justice aud necess;-
ty OF the present war. the following extract
from speech delivered in the u States
Senate, by. MIR. BAYARD of Delaware, IN
1871:
g Great Britain has furnished us causes
81 GvaT and done enough TO froUoke IT,.
She has given law TO the Ocean, propo-
tive o, her own interest, and destructive of
oar RIGHTS. She has taken from Us bv
violence tine colonial trade. and 5y the ar
btrary extension vi the principles OF block
ade, leaves Us 4 commerce with Europe
held by the miserable Tenure Of her good zUiL'
Our >5EAhEN she wantonly taxes e sCour-
ges them upon the guns OF her men of w ar,
u they refuse to enter into her scruice--
Tier conduct on these subjects, or any If
them, is CAUSE ENOUGH FOR WAR;
If it be answered, that the unlawfnt
biockades and orders in council are with
drawn; we reply, by desiring the respon.
dent to read again--and note, that this
great leader OF the Opposition in the Scpate
AYERS, that any one OF the causes he emu
merates, is a sufficient ground of wars
that consequently the impressment of sea-
men is sufficient one.
.Hye trae---6It France has Hkcqyiae
treStGSsed ufion oNr maritime RIGHTS, a5af
staoiiated Ulton orr cSmmercr--5lIe oEgbe
10 have been included IN the declaration o
tvar.
This is the ne j5,us ulfre--the fancied
impregnable fortress, into which orr p)liti-
cal Crackers retreat. w.aen driven from ev-
cry other ground. But to show how easiiv
this castle may be demolished, let us only
recur to the statement made by Mr.. III.
CLAY, IN his speech on the army bill
that when motion was made, 10 the course
of the debate with slosed doors upon the,
bill declaring war, to include France there
in, the motion was negatived. only three
members on the opposition side Of the house
and SEVEN Republicans voting for it.
After this, let US hear no more of the
Partially evinced in not declaring wara-
gainst France, as well as iiritain--a charpe
founded upon the absurd idea, that nation
is bound TO carry that impartiai,y, which
1t IS its duty 20 observe when neutral. into
the field. aud had not rigat 90 select les
enemy OF two powers that had injured it.
To-.
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PgThRsBURe, March %.
~ Nearly all the Aiier Enemies IN Ill.
own (amoouting TO between 80 and IN,
ave been allowed by the MarshaI 20 re-
'naip q. their prcscn, abode, On condition ri
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reporting themselves to him every so DAYS
Their names. age, size. marks, sc.
have been taken down and fled IL the Of
6ce Of the Marshal.
Ihe Governor has given directions for
furnishing Fort Po7vhafan [tiooisl with
cannon and ammunitien, and 4 detachment
Of militia Will be stationed there.
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AMERTChE GENEROSITY

BY the humanity Of Capt. Smhk. the OH =
GERS and crew of the Congress frieate. now
lying IN this harbor, subscription Of one
hundred and htty dollars was raised & pre-
sented 20 Rtchar@ Ounn, who lost his leg
IN bravoly fighting Tor " Frse Tyo6e and
SoRor's Rights" IN board The Const,tntior,.
N her engager1ent With the British frjyate
Guerricre,
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Il, Dunn taxes thiS method publicly 20 &C
knowledge The rcce pit of the above s,lbscrip
ton and TO present his hearty thanks 60
Can't $mrh. his officers and crew, for heir
Kind remembrance Of him He would also
asgure them thst thoHgb hr hasi2af oNE LEc
Ge IS 7Diiii7g 10 fght on 7HH ogHEP FIR ire
ibeyfV oEhis ensiaUed brethren, and the ho-
n0r Cfhis counfry Boston Pat.
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FOURTH OFMARCH-

The inauguration of our beloved Presi-
dent was celebrated in Providence, Il. |. by
sumptuouS public entertainment, at which
the Hon. JAMES EENNER, late Governor
of that state. presided. The Hon. JoNA.
Rus SELL, late Charge des Affajres, at the
Court OF 1T. James aud 81. Cloud was an
invited guest. The following, among "A
number of appropriate toests, was given :
" Oar eminent fellow citizen, JONATHAN
RUSSELL. whose culver has an arrow for
the Eagle of France. aud the lion of Bri-
tain
Which was drank by the company stand
ing, with three times three, when MIR.
RUSSELL arose, and substantially observed ::
feel with great sensiblity and graft
tude. the unexpected honor, which YOU
have Deem pleased to do me, in remember
ing me IN your toasts on this ocCasiou-
That man indeed has right to be proud,
who, when he rests from his labor, receives
the appreciation of his fellow citizens--for
1t IS the best evidence that he has done his
duty. l regret most sincerely, however,
that my humble Efforts to preserve the
peace ot our country were Intellectual, Bnt
what could be expected from the usurper
voice OF reason and dsregarding the obi
cations OF juStiee, measures her professions
only by her powere She has chosen her
grouud, and LETT us no alternative but to
meet her OH that ground and she has COM
PEELED US To prove, that the strength aud
spirit OF the country, vigorously and gleri-
ousiyiCalied forth and exe:ted, are our only
pcSociatorS for All honorable peace
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-26
PETERSBURG, March %.
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