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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-29
JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT
AN ACI
For the relief uf Lewis Oh acherie

For the relief Of Lewis Chacherie.
Beif enacted by the Senate and House OF
REPRESENTATIVES IF the Unifed States Of n
me,fca in Congress assembled, That the
proper officers of the Treasury Department
be, and they are hereby authorised, and re
CURED, to pay to Lewis Chachcrie the addi-
ti6nai sum of fourteen hundred dollars, in
consideration of his services as translator of
the French and Spanish languages to the
board of commissioners for the western land
district of the territory Of Orleans, now state
of Louisiana, which shall be paid out of any
money in the Treasury not otherwise APP
prcpriated.
y III. CLAY,
Sneaker ofthe House Of REPRESENTATIVES
WIN. Ii. CRAWFORD,
President Of the Senate, frc-femficre
APPROVED,
March S, 1873
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-29

Russia furnishes materials for the Bri-
tish navy TO keep open the trade between En-
gland and Russia for these materials, AIexan-
der has fought an defeated Bonapar,e the
British navy, therefore, will continue to draw
its resources from Russia and will feel the less
want OF tie American trade and to celebrate
this glorious and JOYFUL event, say the Boston
federallsts, they viii hold solemn festival.
All the respectto which the american federal
ism is entitled, is lost in the execration of HE
open and unblushing espousal of the cause of
our country's foe. Columbian.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-29

Timothy Pickering This old veteran has a.
gam entered the newspaper lists oa the q,les.
tion between the governments OF Great gr,ia;n
aud the United States, IN favor ofthat of Bril-
tain. His FIST number bias appeared in the Es.
sex Gazette, in which nc declares the war be.
tween the two Countries 20 be unjust on the
part oi the Unned States, and that he will not
give his vote for either men or money 10 car.
~ IT on. Whether Congress, Of Which he is a
member, can take cognizsroe of his conduct.
or IS disposed TO do so, We pretend not 70 wish
or suggest. The injury to his country from
his ertions, is PROBABLY counterbalanced by
their benefit to tho republican party, which
cannot fail to derive much profit from the
disgust excited ~ moderate federalists as wei
as every denomination of republicans, b. the
unnathr and shocking spectacle OF AN Amer
lc s, op,niy and violently supporting the cause
OF bis country's enemy. ~,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-29

From the captain of small schooner.
winch has gust come up from James River,
wo learn, that FIVE barges from the enemy
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-29

As the Russian oicto,ies are death.bIow TO
our hopes OF speedy peace with Great Britain
on honorable terms as sincere friends to an
accommodation with the enemy, we cannot re-
JORGE az the causes which emoye the happy e.
vent to an incalculable distance. The adyo.
Gates tor long war alone can be gratified. Yet
Boston folks propose jubilee on the occasi.
on. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-29

The Boston Inswanee Offices will receive
subscriptions for the Calmuc dinner. The Lii
OerPo0l Packet, having appeared off Cape Cod
again, and made number of captures viii
underwrite largely in their books. 10.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-29

We congratulate the nation, and more
particularly the Peep Of the western coun.
Try, on the appointment of General Harri-
sen as Major General in The arm, of the
y. States While we deeply regret that
tins appointment was not made three months
sooner, IN the full, persuasion, that the DIS
aster at The river Rais,n, with its concomi-
tant evils, would have been obviated, Gas the
authority of General Harrison to. direct the
operations ofthe fef zvin,g would never have
been questioned had mis- rank Ia the resu-
lar army been superior To that of &c.
neral Winchester,) we hope tina. his APP
pointment, although late, will tend TO revive
the dropping spirits of he people. and that,
being secure, of having the man of their
choice Tor their commander, they will rea-
any mock to his standard, IN order to en-
aoie him to fulfil the high expections of iri.
country, and to wipe away the stain on our
arms.
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dates. TIE troops were fortifviug them
seNes to the best advantage, waiting Inc
arrival ofreinforcements before they pro-
ceed against the enemy. il is to be hoped
nat the time Is no, far distant when the ar
my Will be cnabl d to resume its march.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-29

The Head-Quarters Of the north western
Army were sIIii at the Rapids at the last
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: Your very ob't. servant,
ZIP. BERESFORD.

In consequence Of the above the Gov.r,o.
ct Delaware, Haslett, ordered tie milit.r, 20 ~
ready to march at a moments warning al
tic determination was 70 resist the demsSn,t '''o
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NV Of oo'c'~7 <he >:-257- II ,h,, cay 49,.
'te,ge l1.,y E.>g. ~Gp -dsavcsela M, :, 3
| 'essiNc Address To = q liis;sed sr.i =
! "ructed aucittce--CAe - ..iet VII h
apeAi rs own merits L'hc s,e,o,ny .-.,
'pened @ht' aoSc;uIed : ;sh q,:t,,ot:. T,,.Ti.
me military corps ,hen tepareL t., ,h.,.
CIV place, Observation-Disclosures m.
%. lg'Y " me Friends Of thr Revn!nii.s
alned ~ the Hvll--Wiiiam Fon.iea '..'',
ESQ presided. Sup. lor,e, ~ th.ir Vi ~,
iSen', Charles K Mallory L G. Ai,er he
Gioe' " As tec.o' cd, the Yoiio"aux t.as,, w..
drunk. ''N>S were
l. The Gay We celeti ste-,le az,a
Vefsary 81 r nisrican Independence, Nj.
ne hn'y enthusiasm ahich firea he p,,-;
S,S 6 Heroes OF SrDTn:r sir animate ;Letr
desc~ncahts to The la'cat pasttrj.,
T. he people as tue Uni,r., : IT,
on"t1, hey can withs.and the .gor,d
.. n" O"f1n vt III 5tats.--t:,,s. -. .,,;,~
OF Lto@rg ard Irnch. May it be Ls.-tbS
iiFSf, 8tououS like she Hlsr etey,.,,I :. -
r. lie '"emory Of Ha,h,liy o7s. SIS .,rs
CANS TO oar nnnds "..5tever IS god. 8 sreaf
and glorious s'""'
s. Tie 5,a,os'oen sad Here's Of the saue-
8. The f:rrst7st 7pry---vo.-,,,f :. ..
ut pr'ne'ples which W viii f,,-s,,e
ara; and If rights which no Do-er AR
shall t0rce ua,o ahaudcn.--- =" ca ~
q e Congress OF the UattH S,a,,e
Ley them contlde in the heoGle, as he ueo-
pc have conbdrd in t6eA,>--.l fS'-
o. ne president Of the Cnitetl S.a,es
HeG"R 10 the eniigbtens { statcsra ,n-.-ro,r.,
nis pa'5'o',-'o the firm supporter 4
> 4h'. IL aGs &c Departments
oi my CHEST cot.fdence-E-,.r, re- .i
NHilnseiS we anticipate the S,pu;erf r..,,l,
TO he national intc resta- >'p''"
~ ''nr ArmY--if the r,,,v.atic, -
'heii arms has been thrown r.,.er -l',d.
ne PFesag'as daabes OF heroic ens,rn9,y-
l:Su US 'hat nothing is wanting ID .h[-
t""mPhs, h"tihe discipline and hab,ts v%;,h
are N daily progress u
II. Our Havy lie Gallant a,oh;ev..
meats nav already spread = bt.zr,f -,
over our uationdi cha, ctrr aud n,,n,..t-
nowu. .r 'S''~N'@ &
T. G'h7 n'cr'cry Of GLwIRA1 r,rn
"""'e 80 ~ 'A'Gn.S promised Yeas ca,
r.. But ne fell in The first Of lis f,,t.S,.
" The battles ne would nav fne a,t' -
= Gu, oH from his fam: -
-, / he memory OF LAwpE~rr n,
II ihf ia ea't'e. maSnanimoss in victory. fJe.
rolc in death, - ''N-
-. ihe site of ViacINIA--se!e,t4d NV
the Enemy as the objec5 ct his vsryeso'.,.,
I" al ( prNud OF the diStiNc ION,
10 ANTON -! he bra7erv of ~. d.
'enders. AID the brutality OF It's a,sai,s,'.,
viii oever be torgotten.--
10 NoRF0LK-t4uN- doATs and EAT.
49, - ~ nave taught the snemy that sk.li
anu Va.onr are united i, IFS defence
II Ahe Minority in Massacbusstts
. uth and patrio tiSni must prevail
rs. he daughters OF Cnlunt.., RI.
'a'DafitY' wing has inspired oue ~, Win
erro' mas Only lnfamed SIC cousaze Of th..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-06

""HsS & celeb seed - RAYS! name.
ne ter Die action OF Paul an :. ,ha
" "ar.ls knovn to every one The ca6
IRE OF tn Fro!ic By captain tn.e., ii IL.
v asp, Is to recent and roo gior::yes to j,e
Don i"'goIen. Then we have car: tone,
as secretary CT tue Navy, and D w J..es
ola iehn" whN keeps Ncpmae's II tei
* the mrulh o .he 5S x And VII r,,',. 80
taniliar 4 every sailor. Neotupe ,ro.r,sl :.
great fancy to the mana, 20 give 90
may ot the family such oistingn,sh,n~
'narks Of favor. rGJelto'..,. 3
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MOSES GREEN, A. C.
ANNfvERsARY 81 InrRpENnrNrr.

IN Y tN5FF VI INDFPFN DENCE.
nc 4th oi July having !l,len this year, on
the ''"bn1.h. ne CrIzeu, OF Richmond de-
,ern'ned ~ - 'b~ale thc Ani,t.sary Of
their Independence on Ire slh. ibc nor.
Mig vas UsAesei In BIG & gun a me Break
Of dsy--at sun rise. lour 6. solemn peals Of
artillery prM unce rhc federal sa!atc.
AZ ii pc &C, tic nlit 1ry corps OF the
City we're %. 'e. a-cis an "a. paj!;c slaare
---d:uu o-2t'ss. gos7Grs %, NJ, their bosom,
2rio'd;rd VIII tAa proud cnps,icusncss o.
,heir freedom. ~ ~, tasy were &c yiewed
~ tit Governor.
hy1. the D,rla-s.ioe Of rcdererisrcc
wa rad 10 ne ;Fsilcftss Capitol, 6y A
'e%aaGs. fiSiiAe, 49, --ea5cs crEo.
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DIARY.
Friee,y, 4 O'Coek.

Since issuing cur paper this morning, we
have been furnished with the following ar
ticles-rhe ".Nstr&" VIII contribute 20 ease
the public mind WIKI respect to, rs force of y. e
enemy. What an honorable system of war
fare are they carrying on What heroic va
Tor and proves do they display They rob
oar Se-hcuses and pastnres--and thiri;
to worry out cur trpops But. perhaI.
there are 7vaVS q means t0 stDp them in tbs
course of enterprises.-As they have pnt
orr wits to work, IT Will be hard e We can
not find out something. IN the cace e the
Ease, they%Aave paid dearly for their cupi
dity. Enquirer Ertya.
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CRUYZGC-

. SOME time a"v gH-e notice t,rnugh The ruiz
nc PRINTS thst sc sllcud destitute. sri,,
sS'"st 40 rersots tOuhd tresnassinc on ON Is -
~ c""ny Henrso, and wing o. The u.s,..r,' "a
"FhPhe roa'!--Sinae which tinir, r,,,y /, Irsor.
nave he@n found tresps9sing and ain do cnt,,,s
{" if"sp'so and believing tiat the u,4iv ,n.Js,I
le"i through the plantation bya favont bcr... t.,c
?F"!ffH ~ great mcclure, added 10 De DEL, IVA.
y OF certain Individuals, WHO possess i,uie 49, -
property, and thereto. kuow not how m r..,,
we rtn'' o. others iaye.btsn tie osiae Wv. Nv
give n2u-e ,sai Ne Shs close az th- rosds iI,...r
or van" ~ ming oi rcts. after the frs, ,isv 80 - -
f.'t neNt--a"j thogc portions, who n.sv ceJ n ~,
selves "3Eavcd by this prnscedurs NAV a. ,I.
c'''<,Y @eps po"4ei "li by the aw FIR 4a,tt.'t..
hE % rofd' "a. and IS any person sho / st,.r ~.
period, - found riding through The sit lad -, -:
''y way 'esl"''ns We shan certainly bripp s,5ts
Jny L. ''''''A'iH eo.
PURSUANT tOa Feed 81 T'rTgt eZ@--,-7 -. -,
q subscriber ~ William r. G.avsr. Vii b 80. 20
I auction, tor cssb, tefor. the door 81 g.. - ~
'sYern on " sdnesdsy the l4,b .s,.--A NJ
;ro Wan slave named JAMES. ~ tr.,ls. a.; -
'or tl'e lp~p"tss tr ne decd RI ~riioneJ ia
HsS&A4sD g. WOttI,IA To-.
a2s = vsv
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Fire .frass fer Connectieut--.t is stated
in the Connecticut Cnurani, that his Excel
sescy Governor Smith has received from the
secretary at War an orIer OIL the Superin-
tenuant VI military stores at Springfield, FOR
2cOo stand of arms, tor tue use of that state
and that ON Saturday last, the Quarter Mas
ter General left Hartford for tie purpose of
receiving them.
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.FoHf1LK, yNIy J.
he British ships that have been up
James River are now returning without do
ing any injury that have heard Of"
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TIE following prisoner q war are on pa
roe IN the parish Of Beaufort, near Quebec,
jane 9Th, 1913.
James Winchester, Brig, General U. S.
Army.
William Lewis, Lieut., Colonel 5th Resi
Znent Ken ucky Militia.
George Madison. Major RiEe Regt. Ken.
sucky Mill a.
shua Conkey, Captain New York Mi
iitia.
Lewis GODDARD; Lieut.. CO. do.
William c. Beard. Lieut.. u. S.. RIFE
RECT.
John c. Clar'., 5th Reg. U. S. Infantry.
David P. POLK, Ensign 18th Rcgt. U. S.
Infantry.
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MIXTURES, Brak 81 Yl,ssniz, Juiy aal8Is
J - lt,H W % = pr cent. has been declared
upon The Stock of dis institution t1r ,,' htts
year ending tie 5o.h ut and ty!H be ps,a To- ia
s.rs nolners upon aipIicat'on ut the Bank ,rso,s.
inst. ''' ''s iS-a
July G. - i'N'H' Cashr.
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TIVE PRES1DENr.

1t ie m doubt known to most OF our read
ers, from common report, as we'll as from
irt;E-etlonS III various public prints, that the
President OF the United States has, for more
chan two weeks past, been much lndisposed.
and for several days SO seriously as to b..
confined 70 his bed. We have retrained
from noticing his illness heretofore, as well
froia horc that it would speedily tcrmi-
nate, IS because we did not deem il suffici
entity serious 70 justify our alarming his nu
mcrous and devoted friends by announcing
IL. We have not yet Changed our ilnpres
:iions III this respect; but his indisposition
has become i topic ef remark in Legislative
debate Mar. lnGsrso.l. in the course OF
spseca'o, great cloquencc, ingenuity and re
search, having thus expressed himself on
Tuesday in the House Of Representatives:
- am one of the last individuals on this
Hpor To utter wantonly an unsracious or
dsrespcctfni sentiment concerning any mea-
sures Of thar administration 10 which | a,n
attached, and tia: excellent individual, in
particular, who, Sd much TO The happiness
aad satisfaction Of the country, now fills
tie Executive Magiseracy of these United
states, 'vkoSe large and fleruading hold on
sks c1'vffeflcc end a6seiions o(Rs JeHogs
citizens has been %ignaNy tr0ved zoitiin
these je7y duus, BY The almost uDiversaf
eTfressiga ejJeTOeW eviahrs for hia recorr 3
~ from tie md Eo@ti0n zpith 7phich he t.
Gbtfcted, and ais reinstatement III th- com
fiete exercise 1t those Superior faculties
with which he is endowed and which have
been unitorply Dedicated TO lhc purest pub
he se-yiCc."
The tact ct Nj. MAdiscn's illness having
/. been 'hus puo!icIy anncurced. & as uncerA
faiutv q Il uot may give rise 10 many mis-
approximations, W. shs II feel Vt duty to keep
the public mind occasionally informed Of tn =
state Ct his health, as il may crme TO our
knowledge, until his Complete recovery shah
remove all cause of anxiety among his friends
and fellow citizens ca his account.
We are happy 10 have it in our pow er now
Fhgsiciens ctnvaiscent. s is certsiuly much
better than he has been. Mar. lat
The bill. reported by the Committee of
.Foreign Relations in ehe Senate, for cutting
of the iaairec; Intercourse NV existing W til
vhe enemy, whica we published IN our last,
has passed tha. b d., and received its srst
and second reading in ne House of Repre-
ssntatires.
'Tne bill for the assessment and collection
cf the Direct and Internal Taxes, that is,
the bill containing TIE genera, provisions on
this subject, mas passed the House. The
blasiayiaG the Ta&es are in train of dis.
cussion.
The gallant col. Covington. of the U S.
cava'r,, who disting nished himself IN early
lie a1 she head of the cavslry under gen.
~ ayne, passed through here day or Two
ago, on his Journey from the Southern TO the
Northern Army.
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Extracts ofa ictter Jront g napal oI7fcer TN
ohigh SITUATION ar Sueketi's Rzr6or, to
his EricnG n: fhia CITY, dsfei.

Extracts ofa ictter Jrons napaI officer tn
ohigh situation ar Soekett's Rzr6or, to
his Frirnd ~ fhia City. dsfei.
Janc 30. 1913
4" Our oscrmdsncy-on che Lake, 9l4pends
on our getting cut the Ship Gtnerai Pike
as the Enemy haze made themselves too
~ ary euuai to MS 10 naval force, tby tao
launching lately I new Ship neatly AS
large and ui"rntiuT more guns to justify
our att1ckirgthe m until she is ready. The
campp;gn in Upper Canada depends upo
the possesspa OF The Lakes-and VIZ are
trying : reduce the event of naval e.
s,agement 90 cert tinty, befpre we r,squ-
one. They are trying equally lard on then
part. They are building aoother 70 grn
Ship. But we Shah be ready before. hen.
and II hey put II upon the issue cf IN
Can build most and fastest. by not giving u,
battle when we geS out, i ain udu cd t,
believe We Can beat. iheM m tina -
The attack on rs LAC, had for it's
sale ahjcct the destruction Of the Gen. PIKE
Thei" loss was great Compared to oul S.
Our dragons fought like Heroes, and con
tributed, moce than all he others. b, th,i,
g,tliantrv, to save the place. II al they eat
| this place and the new ship, the Like
would have been theirs the balance Ut The
| season. Not being able to take her, they
are trying tocut.rif her supplies by an ~.
tack above On Oswego. Ne have heard a
| hsavy firing that way all day Yesterday
! audfhiS moment an express mas arrived ;,
inform Us Of ti,eir being Now off thar place
lbombarding 1t. aud about to land Troops
NE have enticjpated the attack, and sent
aA'he force that prnaence would allow
IRON this, to defend it,"
We sent one vi our tenders out Aeon
nUitrrg a few days EGO, and shc came
in the day before yesterday with one oi
their Store Ships, from Kingston bound &c
York with 90 or so troops, and stores 70 re-
occupy and garrison that place. She is
worth or 1o,o00 do,'ars. The Lieutenant
at the head of those mea is onl, 90 DAYS
from England; He reports 1860 marines
having arrived with HIM IN the same feet"
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JAMES WILLIAMS, &
A1Ior C2mmnadant
IA Col. Byrne."


Notes JHrniShed BY a tiSity ,cShccsq6le gen.
HfT,aH Oj mis- Gin.
60 T1Iss''un, mouth Of Chick ,hnrninv River -
O'Clock -ha't hond tide-.nO or,rr vessels in view
except those noticed the other psae...S ONE ba
ges are said to be round rney Grove point but no,
IN my view.
IS The vessels under sail STANDING nm tbs pi-
barges along side at o'clock -
Z" Vt O'Clock the vessels are up. With the loua,
end of Sandy Point---ureeZe a.hesd aud ,gh, 49,
neA ny ebbthe --ot conveyance, must either com.
to anchor or stand down the River. The foreooi,e
vesseS 60sitivs'y al ~ at are In the River fro
James Tow 10 iao's, qui 10 relieve then 70 l,
the same saw in RurwtPs Bsy below Hog lsl.n5
Point, on Wednesday Morning lest.
"kYLASD KAEnOLPT.
Friday, I'd July, 1913"
Doe Eqnare.r9g-i vessel OF Goose TliU poi,,
Just br'ow james fpwn---Oue armed brig s. li,il.
below Chckahom1nY River. Four anal; vrs, II, ;,-,
OH Cocks Hou5c st 5wsnns Point near in In. sum,
shore.
:" Half past O'clock A. NJ. the tide na,r,v
out. "'''
& observa'io,s about miiwqy be,wee, 1,,oo,
Dowu and the rlputh Of Chickshomopy R,ysr.
Thursiay, lee July, 1919"
Saturday, Jrlg 81.
letter has been received from cen. Char,i,a--
Isyne, Rt Wiliansburg, co,nmsni;n- tI,e tz,-,,e 49,,
the Fccth sjlr OF Jhe James River so Stain, tIs,
uu Thursday he hal rsconnofereI ~ ersr,,,' ~
wing ''rge rtng- Of wster uujcr lis e,c-and tho,
the only ves'cig Ut the eucm, between Sandy Pnrt
''d the ln"sr end cfjtne Tovn wer. smas h,i,
SEQ - W''t Doals' or , launches and som b.
Dsrgf3 ti'>t they bsve never ian,ed bpt viii, 10
utmost e.at''p and IN small pqr,ie, Fhs Csner.l
rgeo.t~en tho en'pioyrent ~ mounted Iaf4ntrv
and i'hsmen as the beat mea, - opnos;,ion
=. .Hoafay, Juiy jth.
No C7sts ~ any importance have ofc,s in ,,,s ,,,
~ t's Executive. Il dispstsl, fson, Gen C'so,te-
lsyns merely states, that the ensu.v's R,;. re,,,.
I'd ia stdtN qtgt that tleir bot b., ga.. nr ,t
fo"n the river vita s'aah barrels &c 55.sa water
tel himself To- ~ l,.t, sp i,,tr.,.., 4 a.,,,, =.
ne "ephe~ o. VI" ihoo's' ~bit.. asrsilsn III toe
City % His1moDd. = 80
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am respectfully your oo't. servant,
(oigned) W.IONES.
0nimoGore YINGKr.
Norfolk. Jnin 9.

~ OF the movements of the enemy's
'quadrco III our wagers We have 40 certain
accounts. Report says, that Some OF the
triSates wenS 10 sea on Wednesday.
Herald
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being ready for see may he ascribed 70 her
rigging bch. o.nAu.ued in the action :
SaSkett's Harbour.
''Our military movements and success &C
pend entirety on the ascenGancy Il tn,
i-ske.-- Those, who are a the head ot at
tAi:s acre, are sanguioe that we shall have
this aScerdancy. NV owa opinion il, tina
liz is extremely dcub,tui. The k.i,ish ".
been making the ntmost etfarts co Oh ain the
Command. For the pres M we ART I'm
PEELED 10 remain mere. The circumstance
above mentioned with others, wilt prevent
Commodore Chauncey from coming out un
I'll the 10Th Of July perhaps. The British.
aware Of this, are increasing their AMY. IN
this direction with troops from Lower Ca
nada 10 assaci us at this place. We are
prepared TO meet them.-Every day ira
[gical battle is expected. On ycstcrdav, II
miles from this place With my troop < some
nounted rif1emen, I had a severe brush
With party OF Indians led on by british
Regulars. lost some IF my finest fellow 5,
but Succeeded in putting these bloody De
mons 10 fiigh,."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-06
TIE LATE CEN FEE

1 Il letter 81 witica the following is an eyc
tract, fell into the hands OF An acduain
Eance, WIS has pol'elY handed us AZ tx
tract from L for public a'iun, supposin; las
nc certainty lilly be read VITA great int
4est by every American. as being the
&. last te-ter evsc writtelib ole of the most
gallant generals in our array, who fell
H'oriaus.y az the'head Of his colu mn A.
tne reduction Of Zork--Hsaven was Ger
tAnlY pFny;t ois 10 ais prayer, for by his
SAl'antry he has "lRTned fhe scele Of 7ycr
a7ia sie'if III fh- urn Of Uic.0ry"
Grtrfct of'n f-tfcT from tie TIRE General
ike 10 bis fIfher. syritten ct BT5g7ssr.lLe.
7a'ur "4cksH'S HIr62r. Ms dqu 5efore The
eTfeG'1oH set or fran me iat;er hI1cc,
- .:I'sh fhaf VIiaa6ie ,Tcer i,gt his ne.
l embark to- morrow 40 the feet at
37ckett$ ilarbor, at ;he head of a col1nn
$500 ca'c troops. On a sscrst exuedtion-
1t access aJte as ny steps. aonnr and glory
Z. = mt ,nP nam ----if defeat, still shall i, he
sa'd We died ike brave men. and conferred
hoE"c. even IN death on tie yJ11syice,,
UHHe.
';h uld te he happy mortal destined
30 tom pue scale G. war-. vii not Won re-
Joiae, . n' father Nav heaven bs FRO
pitd b, aod smile on .t4 cause Of my conn.
try. b. if We are le.tir.a 20 fall. may NV
1aIi be Ike Won s--.siecp in the arms of
victory"
The following o~d-r from the Navy De-
parHneni .s m Wednesday PIT in execu-
tioB az the navy Yard w MS CITY:
NAVY DEPARTIEET.
Juq@ % 1913
SIR-Having received the o1ical ac-.nn'
Of the cap;ure fsbe y. safes frigate Chsg-
apetke Nv the British f..gate shannon. 1f,,..
S1rEiiusvg and Disastrous co,G e.. =,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-06
R1VER NEEENCE-

NO weeks psst, sc ORR e ,he folio sirs hia,,
=" hoa's ,Nith Sweets. Shauld lie butt ior q,
frotee''sn Ut the most ,mr0ttnr Rivers a,,fus
tt t2resr and ttu'eIs I'll the MYTH the mean
u"e, n, rs artillery and .iDun,ed isiieae,, shou,,
De d'stItat ia tie banks 10 the nsras,ier -
We 81, ri.aie" TO sc ,hut Congress hiss at
length tsten Up the su.leet--and ;,asse, bin
for hu.iJins a numbcr gal,es Tor the de-
fence of th' shores and waters OF the U Ststes.-'
IA the mea" time cops as mounted s'.arp. out
ers ard o F,ng Artillery should he formed Ca
Keep pace with the gn-n,y, as they traverse oar H.
se's, 1" ait from pont :" ?oiut and rspui,e iLea
at every practicable iaudns
the reasrns OF THE are obvious The enemy
have NJ this time the cornma of thu vat rs--,hsy
pass rapidly from point to roiu., and hight upon us
where our infantry is tao allow To sni our ca
rairy TOO weak TO repuise them. We must adopt
that species OF effective lsnd troops witch prsscsse
the quality for which the enemy most re,axrk-
sibie, VIZ &C. Gritty ~ fnoceaaent And whs, species
more htted tor this purpose, than Mounted ~ de-
men and Flying Artillery
By this disposition the cessity OF calling
out such large babes Of Inlantry-there 10 en- eco,
nomy OF men, OF means AID Of money.