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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-23

The spnusl rpeetisg Of the virrinia soc;r,,
q clseMNATl viii beId Al the c apito in a.
bee. ROBERT QUARfEa ssrs~~ :
November rs. EN-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-23
..EerE Sale.

NSd& small Barn On which Ae sabscS1bes
= A6w rseiaas The t6tshsse &aard suil
= family n q0est Of = lrhsalshy and tranaai
1ssrezt: especially, ~ Gle 1laal requisites
'eeussfusas hseses. hveAsssek. asrieulfhrS
impssmeasss rpfoviaio6s .of dIIlsrsns kiudsi
hoHseh6ldS and kicheh fhfAisutey &C. niahk,
xdssifeds b cbtsfned ~ the' came ti7ns
Ihe 6aAeinSsAes ae2 ahRa 'sttnknntiai, ana,
shoaSh not saIifsly 6lkhsds unccmsnoniy
sstisfaseptys a due ptSportion Of ~ land
hasJunSb<su stssred. 81 shlrh ahoug' IS a.
era wete, sAtly 1ale iSprikgs sixud "a clover.
Paref N aa)aseat estsfe. short1y q o sold,
might Eventually be ANNEXED 70 slSls small
Arm, which contaids only one hundred and
ssx&y sasl acr6s. nSAoty Of prospeck, sala-
Eiyofsir and WsssN SSnveniesce a land
and river carriage 20. aA6 frVuk Hichmoad.
and proximity % n1iltnn, 6hSt& post Of
3ce md seysral- storss afs kept, fnrfher re.
somnend the sRet. The terns wili be ne
sommGo9ting. ~ -. 49,
* Apply Co. l. h. GIIlARDIN.
'Glsamore. .nesr Milton, Aibemsrle -
Comfy. Va: August 9th. 1917
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-23
Samuel G Adams,

y NOW nkrHtyrNa
1o0CMks Nails, sssertsd,
aAoeshsAd Knob kpelk
M Tonga shsvpls sna feke<s,
D. ssddlerz ntsesteds
p: I'll ana cAs.s teslA sus
= Do. assorted Hardware &
80 Ton Bsf Iron, asserted. -,
Is baltimore Pioughs,
~ Doz. Saddi Trees,
ALSO ON HAND.
A good sssertment Of hardware, IronmoaKssy
Gallery knd Bras warsS. BpItiuk Elotks
1eoes. itoh, Mail Rods, ~ &C. which 80 81.
Ssrtd for sties On nodsrite terms. =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-23
New Publications.

~ srssved md /sr Sale ~ 8. Pko~s.ss.
- bssk-aorrs v75T''
|0pk % booapafts, BY Lord Brrsu-
kebeccs, - the Fin d Ckambr~
k& " Lsadsa~-D Defence Of Co. Hu(I- ?.
'Ancrsk % Coloors-1he Battie o. I.eio.
So new editisa u Carers Fsct<t A.
~ ees &C. &c. l-7'sV "s7
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-23
EDUCATION.
WItliam Hill, Jua'y.
hhsyktrFuiLY iHfsrms HE ffisnds I'D ~
public in general, that bis
s. C. II q OIL

WILL be continued for he .ensuisg ss,e
bis residence ir King "A Qslses county. H.
tweea Dunkirk and Esw-Tows, and viii s. q
psred on the third Monday N January next.
!, Ina 1sanenee Of isafnlng tasgkt Oil eonpre-
nsSu reading. Wrtiag, Arithmetic. he Latin
pents Of Geography and Msthe nstieks. Mo~,l
fhilnsophy, Hntory AID Bales Lertrss- uue
attention. viii be paid - Ill he dwtiet a. IL
profesHon & the morals Of each stnhou( s(r;s<I .
:ste.dsd To. seyersiboarders viii Be ssonno-
csdae rsin. Noy. ~, 1914
HOT PRESSED
Blank Bills Of Exchange,
rw Sale ssshe. Argus osse
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-23

! H. yppas ct. ), 1874. :; a.. = Z,
a. IN kditsts u Ntwspspsss II IL dif.
fe9ussted 90 insert de above nofics once =
wpek 81 three mouthS. IS =,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-23
LfKEwIsH,
Wheaton's Itch Ointment.

4 Medicine which viii certainly cure tn
ITCH, without having in il any thing eitheS
a,gereus or disagreeaole
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-23

1T Rsies ;1siass Il, th< cls,gs once sf sle SD.
lss;~. Cssys Of chdsosyy Jsr ne RteSm ~
0isrsets ~. Il dv s ~ 1914
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23
&" DEAR StR-

lEAi.
"On ire night of the Sd, we crossed from
Buifaloe and Black Rock into this Country
commanded by Major General Brown, with
no opposition. On the 4th, the enemy surren-
dcred Fort Erie, 10 men and 5 pieces of ar
tiilcry, without 4 fght-the next day We mar
Chcd to this place, Il distance OF Is miles and
halted the enemy possessing strong position
on the other side of Chippeway Creek, de-
tended by a Fort, Breast-Works and Block
Houses. All Yesterday forenoon our picquets
were engaged with the cnemy's, & at 4 +. NJ
he crossed over with from 1900 to 1000 regu-
lars and large body of Indians % give us
battle, commanded by General. Relative
marched out to meet him--the engagement
commenced with our Indians, who were soon
checked by the enemy's regularS--he had 2
brass 40 Founders & several smaller pieces of
tleid artillery with him, we had out only ] IL
FOUNDER, 8l0in. Howitzer s. 4 3pountiers
the fight soon became general. Our artil-
lery vOmited destruction amongst them +; their
infantry consisting OF the Royal Scots, the Tooth
and part OF other regiments came on at a
charge, which the LIST Brigade commanded by
general Scott soon checked with { succession
Of destructive fires, and then charged fl
nally after close engagement of one hour,
we drove the enemy overthc ground ne came,
leaving his wounded, dead, &c. with us e
the wounded we have 10 or thereabouts and
OF his dead, we buried ~ this morning, num-
bcrs are as yet unfound, he has many killed
and wounded in his forts-amongst the woun-
dsd We have officers and amongst the dead
$ we have 1 good many prsoners-our loss
suppose TO b. 100 or 100 killed and woun-
e'.-we chased him(to the creek and return
ed the fire OF his battery for an hour from
our Founders merely to Sid them good eve
nins-their shells and round SHOT whistled a.
bout us IN great style-never waGthere 50 COM
plete defeat as that of the cneiiny-1 assure
YOU our men wheeled, formed and rnf1teu-
vred as coony and correctly as if on paAade.
The enemy say they never were opposed by
such troops befere.-I am writing in the dark
at z p, M. just hearing of an opportunity for
Buffalo"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23
JUST PLLRLLSHEn

a NJ now at the lNv'd John Courtncy's in Biel.
monI' where slbsc bers csn be supplied y -.
ogIH1ae0l I'e'o ?fme british bossessiss in .Ns,6
gp TO- june ne 1Otl, 1SIt-Bv NJ S,n.r,,
inc giewQ Ohtcr CaHaGa-F,ce 81. ""
ne author tenders his thanks to az tbose oils
trends WHO have inincdsutscrbci4 6rtfe boo. ana
ss "nere IS convenient that they would se,d 10
richmond for what books may bc wanted FL o,'l %
sctioers who i've at considerable distance nqst 49,,
WIN httle patience, for they shall be supplied c
coPlesarc offered for sale 20 those who had ,ot t,
portunity 10 subscribe. wv 'pc OF
As some Of the sub, cription ,,ar,crs arc $40. -.
hereby give notice tl1at ana Eo5c rIbscrbers l ,
be clear from any obligation. I"' 'i' VIII
1o,.,a VI. SMITH.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23
FROM THE SAME TO THE SAME.

bt.D1Io, ". l. J7tly l..
g wrote you on the 9th. from Chippewav
Plains, informing YOU of the defeat of the en-
t emy on the preceding day-Thinking rough
sketch of the ground we acted on until the
9th inst. the day on which we took possession
OF their wori.s, would be acceptable to YOU, l
enclose it to YOU
II This rough skeotis made sill, r,nre so hv our
Representation Off, having curve type u exhibit the
neandernss ofChppeway Greek or The Niag,,r4. riv,.
many OF the Particulars too, oIntted-EDIroHI
l is the River Niagara
orr army, as il eucarnped On the 18th inst
The enemy's Position at Chiprcwav
Chipprway Plans, on which the action of the 9Th
was saght.
Chippcway Creek.
. The Bridge which the enemy destroyed alter
a road OF miles, cut by or army through woods,
~ which they crossed the creek on the Sth
Bridge which had formerly led across the
creek, hut had also heen DESTROYED BY the enemy
The position Of ou' artillery TO cover cur troops
crossing the creek on the ST.
10 the encmys artillery which opposed us
Is stsne mill which the enemy had converted IN
to 1hIock-house.
the = ais Of Niagara.
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after the battle Of the 5th INST the road I
have mentioned was cut through the woods bv
which we got our artillery to the Creek
ne pieces were so placed that we could di-
VIDE or concentrate our fire at pleasure. The
ground, TOR 200 Yards on each side of the
HrccS, is tree from woods. Orr men had
Just commenced repairing the bridge (num-
Dered 81 when the cnemy'S artillery com
menced tlrinS from the opposite woods, about
$50 yards distant, we returned it briskly with
round case and grape shot, and during fire
OF IS or so minutes, silenced them 8 or 4
times.
we were on open ground, without cover
lnS-they were sheltered in the woods--O u,.
I'd brigade and volunteers III the woods in orr
rear, waiting tor the bridge to be Completed
---'it length the enemy was entirely sii!nced.
and our troops crossed, marched ND and took
possession ftheir works at Chippeway, which
the enemy had previously abandoned. COM
manted an IL FOUNDER in the centre. during
the brush, and being SO near, Piled the enemy
win grape. Just before they were silcnced.
one OF their largest shells struck me on the
FSht loot, as was sighting my piece, and
G%ploded' Had not the ground been extrernc-
~ sort my foot must mquestinnahlv have, becn
carried away. If no modification cnsueq 7
nope ds YET 70 have the use of it. ] was CON
vtyed to Chppeway after the action. and
from thence to this place YESTERDAY Just AS
lett Chippewdy, I was informed, II Of their
dead had been found, whilst ON our side am
thc only person wounded, and none killed
)ur army has pushed on, and am mo-
ncntiy expecting to hear of their beirc- in
possession ot Fort George, &c. A report has
Just reached US here, that our feet is ont Z,
mas landed large force above that fort
force. Wv u
forgot 70 mention that the Marouis ~
l"eedaic, was in the action OF the stb a,,d
was wounded. lie was formerly Lord wei
hngton's aid-de-camp. The British soldiers
ana officers acknowledge they never had such
drubbing." '''''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23
List NIGHTS MIL,
WAsH1NGToN, July u.
FROM BELOW

FROM BELOW.
Travellers yesterday reached this CITY
bringing information that the enemy adj
landed detachment of men at Leonardtown.
Ill 81. Mary'S county, the number not known
or accurately estimated some say two thou
sand some two or three hundred The last
estimate Is certainly most correct, and posi-
bly, over-rated. We have not heard that thcv
met with any resistance there. I.eonardtown
Is about sixty-hve miles from this place.
The enemy landed plundcring party ofa-
bouttwo hundred men at Huntingdon on Sun
day, as we learn, who deliberately employed
themselves in stealing the tobacco, &c. there
aboufs The villainous system Of private de-
probation and predatory warfare carried ON
by the enemy in the ncighboring waters this
spring, will reflect eternal disgrace On his No
val character. Nothing escapes him of phi
vate property, from the tObacco-housc TO Tho
heA-r ct. The most surpIizing i cup stance
attending ms incursionS on the shol~.e nc tLa
Maryland rivers is, the little Ir.sistance ho
has met with, and Tic impunity with ycI;nI,
he mas so far been permitted. TO invade tbn
soil, IN country peopledbv perhaDs from On
to so sous to the square mile. The m, -
ton OF any two or three plantations. if armed
and faced to the enemy, might in manv c.'seS
have repealed marartding parties which have
ravagcd whole neighborhood. = A 6erv
I",bedocS, judiciousiy planted in the Potomac
ana fatuHent, might, we fancy, rather inn
Fe"c the eneiny's future exploits.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23

Lagc 2f Maryland is sa'd !, csue IS "a 4 trre
me EEecun c i Aiat ta!e Qf thc Eoz9er II
.f9rcTng his reqmsifion ne kgEe tie ~
fert n'1y b. i1correcs, fh2ugh IL is sud 10 h7xr
deen tested iv the recent rcgt;iSit;on If the
Guofa " that StGfe 5y the General Goue7,t-
ntenf, 9yhich Cor. FyNDER hron,ftiiy eadeo-
roTcd 10 coa,hiv S,ith. Bu, little Ie.eu! y,ro-
1'!$i1nS ia MiS rc$ttect SHOULD haze 6een Sarc-
fcSSiy tiunaea, IL 10 an iasiti: 10 AArpiand %
suppose. tkaf there are rot othtt Inducements
'hQn ftoss If nerc legal free, gciiich 4v1uld
d'o7pjoTM q sufficient nnmbsr ether citi-e,,s
20 tic standard 1phich the Goeernncnt has
uVnrled The Patriotic Sishit If her lEctro-
fotls IS G hirGge for the character ofthe STATE
S'"'eh Toe $hotttd S,7eve 20 see iegradt-l 6ya
appreciation. undrr cry freterf, ofthc or
de'S i~Srcd ~ the. legitimate authority; ant
eSfcciQHy n ;1,ieys issued zpifh a. uie7v Ia .
at nee 3fher soil ffoni irlaaion Jy a .tt,oci-
oHS tHemy Nat. Int
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23
A NEW FIRM.

me Su6sc'2be's ho1dne formed eoqectg i, L,,s;.
7less H1der The firm If L. q 4. WFES1'Fp '"'''
~ leave 10 inform their friends and the p,, lie in
30 general, that they will carry ON the Caliaet 49,
,l'S business in all its various bfnccs, in the house
Wing ria inn1hey intend To- keen .'i'
general assortment Of fashionable and scr,icrabl Ma,
hogany Furniture. OI'iers promptly attended 4, and
rl"tnl''y executed; great taken in packing i'm
furniture Tor the country i'N''''s "P
EDMUND WEBSTER,
ABEL WEBSTER.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23

NOTICE.

SVih S"b'rr1hcr respectfully Informs the public t,
x he has opened bis house ri Spring field H,c ,"t
Spuoty inc Former residence Of Capt Pobert kim ~,
gram, attendance, Csc will be furnished Tor b.,,
hspiace being known to be IN agreeable ondJ.,t,I,
situation cvvcrieni To nj persons In Ricbrnc,I y
Wlsi acoInty retreat-also tor travellers " bo co mn,
ces'afy to give further description. - "'ne'
July q. w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23
FROM DETROIT.
Extract OF letter from Maj. Dawson of the
OHIO mjlitio dataJ


OHIO militia, dated
DETROIT, July ., 1914
arrived at this place about the 9th mir
with my battalion, from Put-in-bay where
mad been stationed some time and iuuned;-
ateE received orders to march to the head of
me rapldso the river ST Clair, at the Cutlet
or lake Huron, to assist in building f,r+
where my battalion is still stationed. | 70,
pared to this place on the Goth alt. bv order
OF the commanding officer, bnt shall retn,,
10 my command with the expedition which
VIII set sail for Mackinac the first fair wind
reconnoitering party, CONSISTING of =
lieut.: OF Rangers ard twenty men, set ont IN,
dcsday last up the River Thames. and 81
h:nt 20 or 100 miles from this place. fen =,
nth party of Indians commanded Inv y Ri.
sh Lieutenant. Two of the Rangers frc'I On
them and wounded two the Indians fed and
we're pursued by our party who succeeded ''; j.,
taxing the British 1t and . other white roe,'
prisoners The expedition returned last nip ,b'
The Indians have killed 10 or 10 of 3 h..
inhabitants near this place. The people t are ar"
. very much alarmed, and are apbrebens ~
t '";n when we leave this place the indians
WI massacre the inhabitants and destroy ali
IN property. The times look a little soual-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23
PnlL-lnrLrrna Inn 10

S72edf fo'7 mis- fort OF 7huySday last,. t5-
EurQnc, IN tae brig Lahtllq, p. Pe,ierse,,
Esq his EaHiM Ahj+Stv's CAurge d'.ai7direS
ard ConSll-Genriui, arr his ladv. Ne ha,m
7s'h grcot hl~as,7e, that Mr. Pcd,rsc,, has
NOT tctf Iris coE1try qoifhoiu tie eahccfation
OF a9'n recurring, lerhc1sS il: q higher cGiauci-
tn.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23
Respectfully s, truly yours,
)ACoBBRoWN.
Hon. John Armstrong,
Secretary at Svar.
I Tie ne.Ne omitted in the letter.
INSPECTOR GENERALS OrFrcr,

lSSPHToR tENER.L's OFFICE,
's.rt L'' Hcad-Qu;utcrS, Left Division.
Chippewav, 9th July. 1914.
Return oi the Killed, wounded and prisoners of the
enemy IN the action OF che 5th inst. fought IN the
plains within halt 4 mile otChippe~ay, between the
i;eit DIVISION o't!e u 5. Army commanded by Maj
Gen Brown, and tire English forces under the COM
mand of Maj Gen. Rail.
killeS 3Captains, sub and S21ank AID file of the
regular troops.
Wounded, Captains Of the Isl Royal Scots Lieu,
ct the Tooth Regt and % rank and Sic of the Ro al
Scots, Sth and 100UI REGIS.
Prisoners, Capt OF the udia,,s and ,suk and I,
of the regulars.
Killed in the woods OF the indians 81, OF The militia
and regulars lS.
ln'lan prisoners, Chief and priyo,es
RECAPIICLATION
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23

-, Nfw-f oRE, July TO-
I'VE are Stilinclin-dto cherish the opinion, ard We
do It with reluctance, that the report ot an Arniytee
la'inS been conclulcdis at least pr.naturcl
Ed -Iti' Il,,l
EStr0ct cfG letter from .lE1.clG1,t az P,r.s,,Vt5
~ III 10 another ~ ms city, G,,te,l Tni,l5.
"tr'in various sources normationis received i,pt1.
that QUE aiiirs arc in prosperous train OF adnsucp,
WIN England nay, many believe that ;un,istice is
already concluded am not satisfied as vet tba, The
latter opinion correct: b't ef:he farmer. enf,q;n
no Doubt British goods to very great amount are
coming by water and overland convcyanccs via East
port 10 ii,So,' we Know ot 800 packages already
considerably advanced in the IT, s. towards Boston,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23
Observation-Disclosures

ATUR8AY, Draper, Tairman & Co. having couscd
sln"iy patent rights for inpre ..ing Plates w,tl,
9tcc' Dies ior Bank Notes and other important papers.
deem IT proper to CIV public no'lcc. that auy per ,n or
?erohs who may infringe such riglrs, bv evrc,,tng
plates ior, ~ isHtog Bank Notes or other innriaf,t
papc Impressed With steel Iics, without tlistf Hcrnce.
l'c prosecuted aeco1fpg tolar
IhdeIel lhA, JuIS 1 %
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23
yRETUR.vING REsyOA-

nc anderst0"d thaf q requiSiiou yrcn ger.
Eearoo,nt fur ohori2n qf niil,ia far the de-
fence Jhc sca-board, has been coNhtird eujth
Cor. sStrorS' and his aduiscrs .fnqiap then.
Jdr"ier-ro'uSe ~nSaiSe, imhoE.ic, ana IN, i1.di-
cia!to thor furry, and ne STATE al large
Boston Patriot.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23
THE REPORT OF AN .RafrsT1cF

Appears not to gain general credit The
possibility of such an event IS admitted a
truce, no doubt, would be agreed on, if there
was probability of peace resulting from
the pending negotiations. But it appears TO
us, that ftany armistice was concluded the
same vessel which carried it to Halifax
would also bring notification oft in some
shape to our government II docs not ryr,e1r
that the vessel which arrived at Halifax has
brought any such advices for US. Lotus not.
therefore be put ofour guard. The rumour
IRON Halifax may be only device of the enc
my " Watch yc, therefore - for we know
not when the enemy will come.
II as rehe7fed in the city, that the mira
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23

Sal be a'sentfrom Williamsburg until the r,;dd.
1s -, EEetI'ei during which time, Letters acircs, f.,
oiefA OF the Chaaecry Court. '''' y inc
,p,oo ROBERT NE IN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23
OUR VOLUNTEERS

Are encAmpod near the Wood Ward, about
r. e4 OF 10 miles from this city, in position
ron which they can, at hours notice, reach
the h;.Aks OF PatuXent or Potomac, as either
may be menaced.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23
OFFICIAL

a lcttrr from Mr.. Lambert, Lancaster Cv.
yuly l5th) states, that on the 18th a thick
oiack smoke was discovered in a direction to-
wards Accomac County on the Eastern Shore
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23
GEN. BROWNS ARMY.

Ernan ofa letter from an eefcer in General
Brozvn's .9sny, 10 q Gentlen,an IN this cify,
dated
CAMP, NEAR CHIPPEwAY, u. ca
J1ly 9th, 1914.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23
Hon. Vim Jones,
Secretary gFthe Nary.

Extract Of a 1cHcr fi'om Gait. Ths. lPDo-
MUCH, 10 me Secretary Of Har, da,ed Julv
9th, 1914, on board me United STAIRS s,iih
SaTat2Sa, Hcar ME Lines, Lake CHAM
hiqiF.
" have the honor to inform ton, that on
The night Of the 9TH instant, Midbhipnan Alb
Dot DESTROYED four spars, supposed 20 be for
the enemy S ships mainmaSt, and her three
topmasts, four miles within the enemy's coun-
trV."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23
LATEST FROM GENERAL GROWN.

. .Hg7R cyDfcr, .Ilbdny, iSGtu1tlTv
Ato =. VI OF The 9Th INST General Brown cstab-
Shcd his headquarters at Queenstown Heights. tn.
n'SSSe having been left at Cippawa,y under care Of
'''heiEl Porter The enemy tied with precipita-
S,n' after burning ms barracks to Forts George and
Niagara conhden. expectation was induoed th.,
with the expected ec-operson of Chauncey, the e,ie
my would he captmed, his retreat by and, being cut
on. Ch'nueey Will dsappoint him, unless he is play
my uefn same OF deception with Sir James. tbs
news may be depended upon. Cod.ulytan
may, IN come, siford laughter, to get up story 10
c'ec' eiter the price OF stock merchandise but it
wheI So 10 90, and the authors must and Will b.,
punished. The buyer of Stock ara, the buye,. or H.,
Goods %c invents and wickedly circuates rt,oy, If
an armstce he purchaser ofStock tells u.s. that Aet
CoelraG' with 40 Transports and s. 900 men, has ar
rived m the Chesapeake The times are operated mon
and Stock IS sold at s3 Accountable Nickedness
CaE,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23

Total o. the cnemr placed Tors Ge Coptnt that we
have ascertained be, ord doubt, CaPts j Sub and
29S iark andf lc Those reported under the head of
seoi'idcd and prisoners severely injured that
1t would have been mpractcable for them to lave es
capped The enemy had the faciti,-s oi carrying
their wounded from the field at the nee ulent of
the action ourselves, & there be 40 doubt from
the Inflammation that have received from unqueston-
able sources, that they carried from the field az
many often wounded reported above in tue to-
tai.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-10
AN AMERICAN.
from ire Nafiorai .4avoccte of min 80.
FEEOlt5 OF VALPARAISO
Dia.er @ e So 80 -. - =.

Di!"-eT 10 tx CTc.yg q Tie Eg5c@c c1lI Esccr
Junior.
On "Wednesday last the remainder Of ,he
brave crews Of the Essex higate, and Ess~x
3unior, assembled on the Battery, at n'cIock.
7. M. 20 the NUMBER Of about zoo ther -
peararce was truly Interesting tney were
neatly dressed, ard each wore . crane On
thc lett arm and hat; and preceded bv the
committee OF ARIA -gemcut, marched In r,ro-
ScsSlon, accompanied by N excellent full
3And q music, ana flags, Bearing thesn.otto,s.
t[o0, o. country, oj:G hbcytg-Zl r05t, , +
JSh" fhthn j a1a " free I7uGe and SaI,Css
h4Shts !" both the adoption Of the gallant
Clpt' FoETER. Daring the procl sson the
streets were crowded NTH citizens. testify -ue
men g'"utlqe uy repeated bursts Of applause
70 Lioae nsO.s defenders Of their country 5
IlSi.s. nc bJa,sGajn ct tie E.scx Junior
Ntie D"ataWan o. ,ie Lsse;. beng absent pre-
SlH-<, assisted by the calper.er, gunner, and
7eIgeaat u 'aiarites, as presidents and
pf'ToOk oi all e@Cclcut dinner provided bv
Messrs. N1ruins anu Cozzeus, and served ~,
IN thcr e>:teus.sc room, which was most elt-
sanity decorated with trophies of our naval
Viotor!Ss' lhe canopy OF TIE room being sub
ported Uy holcd columns, were cmciiClcd with
laurel, cu-Wincd with the Ccmmodcrc's broga
HeHEGnt at the head OF ihe table WIS a beau
THU transparency Of com. PERuY, jcavin. the
Lawrence in an open beat, with bis lug and
lnOtto---
"DONT GIVE UP THE SLIP i"
Under Which a complete ship, in miniature
representing t1e EaseX---at hen. fore rov:J
neac, a rag with Portcr,s motto, " Eyce
TRUE and GutloJS22{fIgt:5, - at hef main, the
commodore S blue pcnaaDt---at her uizzcn.
the motto adopted ri the lime Of action. " Csod.
o1tr cGsHtry, and H5ertV-IiUaHks attend
item :" On the foretopmast stay blue lack 1:
ON her gait the American ensign. From the
LSseX, in miniature salute was fired from
her brass guns, TIC eject of which on Cur hr.7 e
cars wasiDeXprcss1e, afterwards Nh Richard
Hatfield, in behalf OF the committee. add.c..-
ca tncmj (wcaie sorry 1t rs no. ig our pow
c. &c presen, our readers With -no address, lit
| vas Patlctict & elegantly eTpl cssc1 u l- s-ht
! itle Du:.t ti'f was nOorcd in H-re o.. 80
! TuI or s~IFF GRcc, IN 'front.' o. .h- Bre.i-
( don't At tic foot OF the table, thc American
/ e"a .c, supporting s.I medallion naval ,icto-
! t1rc5, ert"ined With tho blue broad pemeut
/ - BIC notices, Hull, and tho. G4tylis-c ;
/ Ds-.T n, and TIE NTlccdcuiau IAIN-
! bs1DoE, aud tae JeDa I.AwkHAcG. auG
/ ire Frtceltj hJEKoUGH5, aud the Goccr
/ =" aie '-s't o. hc Pres;deat was an elegant