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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-20
NOTICE.

e. NV L 4OIs t+
s ALL persons in Alexandra havin,
claims against the subscriber, are re.
quested to bring them 6rward for set
Element prior to the 10th inst:
Joshua Doing.
Jan. /. st
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May )
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iican, National Intciligsnccr and Ga
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NOTICE.

TIE subscribers for the Stock OF
the Union Bank Of Merasd,,a
are hereby notified that the % INSTALL u,
ment OF One Dollar on each share, Will
be payable on Monday the gath Janua-
nv next. The payments will be re-
ceiyed at the Office of the Company In
Fairfax Street, Alexandria.
c. T. Chapman,
9 Cashier.
Dee. IS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-20
GLIDING

IN RURNISHED GOLD
Done ia the best manner by The us
scriber in Royal Street. where Loc!iT:.
glasses and Picture frames. Comic,.
SC are made and glide; in tie pos
fashionable style. a few c-celisu
licensees of Washington, Hull, Law
rance, &c for sale.
Orders from the country carefully
attended to.
E.. GILMAN.
Jan. Is. t3t
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Upholsterer and Paper
Hanger,

Corner Of Prince e. Pitr streefs, .Aer'a.
TINE subscriber will be happy to
receive order. in his line of bu,
sines:, having been regularly brought
up to it, lie fstters himself that he will
give satisfaction to those who wish to
employ him.-Hc hangs curtains and
papers rooms in rev ard fashionable
style, at AZ cents per piece for paper
and double FOR borders, He Will furnish
those who employ him for other work
with Hair, Feathers and Straw, or any
other material in his line of business.
Maurice Spillawne.
Jan. Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-20

FOLLOWING !
PLAYS & FARC".S.
ANYTHING NEW, Darkness Vii
sihIe, clearinghouse, Ma'ic-Mal, AP.
prentice, Hiarinion, Turn Out Osra,
Dream, Siege, Sons Of Erin, 3inour
the Tartar, How 10 Die tor Love, Right
and w oong, Brila, Ring, House of Nor
vile, Sultan, Yarkey Chronology: Fro,
yoked Husband, Wonder, Sleep Walk
or, High Life below Stairs, Wives as
tI.ey were, snd Maids d, hey arc, Re-
Degsde, Hunter OF thu Alps, tonoz.
Thieves, Too Many Cooks, Lore and
Acncy, te;:aicp, Cure fer thc Hear :
ac,e. l.ipland Rel, One 0 Clock. Com.
n1isssry. hriGht'.-Lane Lover, Taste,
Autbot, hyar, EnsIishnsn in Paris,
Enelissman Returned, Beacon.
ALSO,
The Rules and Articles of War, the
United States Caendcr and Army and
Navy Register, Tor 1873, Life of Cooke
INC Player by William Dunisp.
Nov. s,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-20
Fairfax CT. House, Nov. 6 eptf
THE
Analectic Magazine,
FOR DECEMBER
1919,

AND THE PORTRAIT OF
Captain James Lawrence,
Are JUST received and ready for de!ive.
ry to Subscribers,
ALSO
Steel's List Of the Royal Navy for Au-
gust,
The G entleman's Pocket almanac Tor
1874,
Virginia Remembrancer Tor DO:
Johnson and Warmers Virginia Alma
nae by the greece, dozen OF SIM
gle.
Lord Byron's Poetical Works, IN vols.
Gao n, Turkish Tale by do:
Sinclair and Hottense, Novel,
The Year, Poem by w. l.. PIERCE
Esq.
Middleton on the Greek Article,
David,;e' Noso!osia Methcdics,
Irouer's Medical Philosophical ane
Chemical Essay on Drunkenness,
Cheyne Oh the Bowel Complaint,
Duto. en- the Group,
Downing on the Disorders of Cattle.
las. Kennedy 81 Son.
January 3. st.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-02
YIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE, of DELEGATES.
DS ls.

SATURDAY, Feb. 10, 1914
me CoFnm,ttee appointed to take into Consi-
dcraton the unsatisfied claims of the Com
h>n~ea'th upon the government of the
United States beg leave to submit to the
ii use OF Delegates the following Resnr,
IN relation thereto:
1T appears TO your committee, that there
was Cue to the commonwealth, on account
II adTanees made to her militia, either &C
tuaiiy called out by the government of the
y. states, or constructively in It's service
as tar back as the 18th OF October 1919
the sum OF eol7, 75l 81 cents: that BET yyeeo
t9is reriod and the 26'h Of February 1918
ms balance wac swelled by SIMILAR atvan
ces, to the UNI of S31.683 9 cents that on
the % h of May 1913 it had reached the
SIN OF S94, o47 SO dents that it was ON
1917 OF December last, S3S2,14I 78
cntS that it now amounts TO 444. o1q
56scen.s and that it is daily increasing.
That the commonwealth has, moreover
furnished arTs Of various descrlDtions. and
Hunl'ioDs OF war from her own alsenaIs and
magazines, tor the service OF the United
o'atss, large part OF which were detained
IN tire state OF OniD, none IT which have ev
or been restored tic her possession. For
the loss, injury. or detention OF them. I'M
compensation haf been received by the
C. mwonwealth, nor rendered by the p[v-
er'neni OF the United States nor has anv
po'itive assurance been given, when asked
THAI they VIII be returned.
Ii iafther appears to your COMMITTEE
mt, as he advance of tie sums before
nendoneo' for the use OF the government
81 the United States, has exposed the rom
M nwealth not only tn the necessity of any
:.erting her revenue by additional taxes
't'op ,hFe CITIZENS, but of resorting 10 loans
~ aid thereof, she has q just claim upon the
OniieH stats for reimbursement of the
'n'eresl on so much of any such loan, as shall
be made 10 appear to have resulted from
So il advances.
Is tbeSe vsriors claims be summed m
trey constitute an aggregate amount, which.
fr0n1 its magnitude could not be rrratded
WITH indifference. even If, great as il IS, l.
were not daily increasing, without any pro-
VISION having been yet made, or any assur-.
asce given by the government of the Uni
tea Sia'es. tor ITS re payment either prompt.
y, or at any future period. A failure IN
The part OF the General Assembly Of Virgil
MIA, to urge an explicit recogniion * the
! Justice, and speedy adjustment 81 the A.
mount OF this claim upon the government If
he Union, woGld be irreconcileable, ith
their duty 10 their constituents, Who'll adj
ditIon 10 the burthen OF augmented taxes.
are exposed TO more than ordinary sh are
OF the losses and sacrifices OF the common
war In which the United States are sngsg-
ed.
It appears % yonr Committee, that the
Executive vt this Common wealth, actuated
by this sentiment, promptly presented to
ne government of the United States, a part
the above mentioned claims. Asearlv as
1he 18th OF October 1912. form request
! was addfes d by the govcrnmea . to the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-02

Gioncr$ter t17o GTouaGs.J o+ sale.
E'hb suoser'her "hars sJr Sale. that valuable farm
Il which lac b6w re- sides situated m H. con-,
~ ut @"9css'er, Containing i've tundr j ae,ee
three huudrcd aud f.ty 81 which isin s.ste OF cul
rvs1on aud improvements die other part Il, n, a1v
uobsr- "e "ho'e iArm IS interior 10 none in a. r
STATE for the cultivation o Carn, Barl.y a,,d ~,
--On the iatrn ID AN excellent framed Dse,Itop.
House, two story, With thrse roo1s Oh q RIor. oiI,
every neee--eiy out house all new and "a co.,ple,e
prucr. i1s farm TICS on Severn ryev, wbieh q.
bounds in mol, aud oysters aud mas n nayfgqt,on r.,
the ijsrn dC.r.
Any person DESTROYS If making the purchase, may
suow the terms, w applying 10 MIR. Thonas III, ioy
hohmonn, OF tn the subscriber living on the farm.
bctTeen thirty and iofty likely negroes sccus-
toinei TO ne ft'u w.,h It's s,osk OF every Kind
steiy
Feb. 10. :" 20
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-02

4 PURSUANT to Deed Of Trust executed 70 the
q Subscriber by Hugh r. Campbell deed. for the
purposes therein set forth, viii be sold It public
aactoo for cash before the front door OF the Court
Houss Of Fauquler County on Mondsy the 18th day
of March next being Coart Gay, the following pro-
perry to wit, ~
# HO USE IND LOT,
Nesr the Town of Warrenton, in which the said
Campbell resded-A'so, tsyo Tonng Negro NE.
The house and iot before meptioned i, pieasshtly
situated and would aaord agreeable residence TO
a private family. Any person desirous OF viewing
the premises before>thc sale, will please apply 10
Willy Roy, who lives convenient, or to the Subscr
her,
VIM. II. SMITH. Trustee.
Fsu9nier, Feb. Is. iO,p
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-02
FOREIGN.
FOREIGW SUMMARY.

a Vienna paper contains an officisl arti.
Gle declaring the dissolution Of the Rheni. h
Confederation.
Up TO the last dates Austria was recruit
ing for her armies, and marching forward
reintorcemeDts to the interior.
Among the dessTters- from the French
are all the Polish troops, that have been
50 long held by deceitfnl promises that
rance was Just On the port # re-estsblisba
ing the independence of their country
when favorable opportunities for that Dur.
pose have always been neglected.
The Austrians have taken possession Of
1 rieste their Old port ON the Adria,ic.
On the 2Sth Of Nov. $4,000 men, upasr
Masscna, we're marching to Genoa.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-02
Feb. 10.
FOR Gosfen5ure.
JOHN LEWIS.
eptf

y ENTN Z y ''VFt tHUHTSt
FaSs <sKSA The Spanish brig Gan Francisco
- EssttSsE de Asis, Capt. Tcntino, now lying
~h--fs Ia the port of Norfolk, 10 sail in
'ah,dJ wind aud weather perinitng, tue first wsek
Msrcb next; viii tpke single letters ut SO cents
fseh, and Passengers, with passports 70 h. landed
desired, IN the Channel, at Bremen, Han. Burg
~ any country w me route in anity with his ca.
hol'e Majesty Ferdinand Ttli.
ne Ssn Frncisso has excellent aceomrnod Vi.
cn' is beautiful Corvette built Brig, Of about 1sO
yrs e6ppered TO the bends, md sails remarkably
~, t.TlvIther particulars. ply 70 Armistead 3.
Kelly, Norfolk, Ur to y
WV. SHEPHERD
hb 's'ieTs coming by Poa, ms. be frsnke5-
'ss Passaee porsy Will o. regulated nv eosom.
Ne"F"l'J l. ep tOAI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-02
THE RICHMOND
COTTON MANUEANTOKY

9 ) nearly ready 10 go into operation, aud will;
II tew weeks want a considerable number o. Lar.ls
Men, Women, Boys and Girls OF various sizes will
meet with emp.oyinent--and white apprentices
received.
Comfortable houses are erected at the establish.
ment FOR the accommodation OF Families snd others
that may be employed
a School and .Boo.ss &c. SIC. wi, be- kent at the
expense o. the institution FOR tie purpose OF eIuca
ting the children both apprentices and others in
the common branches OF an English etncstion.
Under the organization OF this establishment, chill
hren may Obtain from their own industry comfort
able maintenance and toierab!e good education.
None but persons of good character are intended
TO be employed; ifYhers get in, they wilt be dis
charged rs soon as discovered.
Persons wishing employment may learn further
particulars on application to Mr.. Richerd Harr, on
tne premsesor the subscriber in Richmond
- BENZ JAMES HARRtS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-02

"A 1.-THE s'gnof the golden Saddle next door to
L n Messrs. K. Nelson & CO. T.. Street grateful
for past tayours bess leave inform his friends aud
the public generally, that he has hsnd
variety ot manufactured goods, such As Lsdies an
Gentlemen' Saddles and Brides of tue newest
fashions, with harness, Yeleces &c. together with
all assortment OF
S.dDDLERYy LEATHER.
ALSO,
A fashionable collection Gust reeeived} OF Fhibs,
Canes and 6yuShes--
And variety OF other articles, all of which he
will dispose Of, as low terms the times will adj
NIT.
Feb. 10. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-02
LAND FOR SALE.

~ virtue of Deed ot Trust exscuted to the
NJ subscribers by John Quaries OF Fluvanne, and
Admitted to recosd ia the Court OF said County, to
answer the purposes in said deed specified
WILL BE SOLD,
aoHe highest bidder, tor ready money, ,he pre-
muses., the ST day OF April nexi, A Tract
OF LAND, lying IN the County OF Fluvanns, on the
waters otthe Big Byrd Greek, adjoining the lands oil
tooert puares, Dunean MeRae, Joseph wilson *
2tners--eouts'ring by estimation, Three Hundred
Acres. being the Tract upon which the said Jobn
Qusilos residcs,
WM- G. PCINDEX1ER,
JOHN I,MBEkLAKE.
-. Trustees.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-02
7'svrnsy Dollars Reward.
STOP TIE VILLAINSl,

STOP THE VILLAINS
4 IN Sunday night last, my stable in the county of
Chesterfield, was broken hpe,l and ssr,ei m are
accustomed ~ ger taken thers,from-also, hght
coiored sorrei horse accustomed gear. The above
reward will be given for either of the Animas-&
one hundred dollars for the apprehension and con
vic'ion of the thief mr. thieves They traced on
the Rehn,"nd roal, rs far as Osborne's, where
pursuit became fruitess. The public are earnestly
cautioned, to take stepa against these midnight
maurauders
THOMAS TABB.
Petersburg, Feb 10. re
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-02
Ro. T. n. SMITH.
Feb. a6.
Dry Goods, fauey and An6erdasAery

COHIDlis8tOn GHstHeSs. .
'{NHC subscriber respectfully informs the Store.
y Keepers of Richmond, that he means to devote
the Whole ct his time IN purch sing Dry AID Fam
cy i9ooda on C0mir,ss on, beng competent Judge
Of th"ss art'cies.-He viii attend aus ,iuns and p,i,
chase Goods as the orders he may be favored
With as possible Lille will note those 10 buy ne The
same tine, and give suIaH advance for such mr.
tc'es as he will pick out before taey are exposad
in their store.--ie will watcn all arrivals and visit
On those who receive Goods, in order 10 have tic
rrst ehoice, so rs his friends at dss,,ce max Ia
tire prime aud not tie refuge OF The market a
iiupicate ct each invoice VIII be bv oos,
aud the or'.inai viii accompany the Goods. Small
parcels wei chosen aud frequent, viii heepa i.rs
soe. fresh and uew. short time will ay,pce m -
very storeAeepsr that great advantages viii be tha
result. His knowledge and taste in he choice of
oods ana has intention 10 perssyere in procu ir,,
the newest aad mcst sacsOe ar,olg,, will he hopgs
secure aim tIist encouragement which such stten
ton aud eN srttcn wall hereafter r. crit
IHOS TOOLE
No 6. CourtiSud st. Eew-York.
Ecu. 10 enAw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-02
Feb. 26

m Dc ea.bosed 20 I,u6iis iSiis, =
q the Subsrriher, on To premises, on the q9th
dry of March next, titat tract OF land called the
palace Land, adjoining the Borough of Williams.
burg eonta ming more shaD 500 acres. This land
Hss inte tie property OF the Re5d. Samuel Smith
;SCrosSey deed. The quality Of the lapsl i, good,
cad the situation eligible More need not BE- said
Tor MS presumed thst the purchaser will examine
IT before the Aay OF sale Tie terms will be- either
ess' Gil executing decd of conveyance ct the time
o; SAFE or, one tsi'rd cash, tbe taso in ani.,-
Si instruments, with interest 10 be secured b4 q
mortgage GA the whole. "
TT the same time, on the same terms, and at the
ssiHs place, will be exposed 10 ssle, another trse,
CONTAINING shout its. acres wood isadS :uiles or
tberesbout from yVlli,amsburs, ON the road to
Hampton.
R0. r. y. SMITH.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-02
BY Thomas Richie.
EIGRT DoLLHRS PEU.ARD.

I.ItITI OOJII.7RS FE W.HFI!J.
< OST, or snptosed 10 be Sfo'en, ae,the .1actioa
-s A az J,fr. Chamberss-.a Red Morocco Pocket
fook, in suhtch three notes Of hand ef HIM
$. NcseU, and snsfc pdyahfe a, either fthe banSs
IN Wilmington, No,rh- Cdro6na, each far 172S
SIS cents, (tavDienr of Which rs sfobped) also,
oe doVdy note, NTH several other papers aud
c1orandu,ns of 10 .oersoa bit the subscriber
The above reward yvill be ioen any person de-
Goeing il 10 the subscriber, and questions asked
PETER COTTON.
February 9G. So
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-02
+, TEW DOLLNKN RE ~. IRO.

y N.V DOT,LUK KS RE II .JRU.
sfLoPED about te 1871 inst from iie farm of
ma the subscriber in Louisa CUNT, a .Nt,Tro Nan
named muck, nbou. 2S pears of age, 6fa DARK
complexion, cLout fet inehcs high, p,,y stout
IN PROPORTION 20 ms Height; no particular spDkte-
soaeetrG Ne rs most bro6abky lurking a6opt The
Civ Of Richmond. The a6ove Hesaa n SuiU be
giveS TO any one. rvho seM secure him, :. Jail or
deliver him to Mr.. Samuel Bleby ia Richmond
or the subscriber en- Louisa.
Ietru0ry 81, SO
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-02
II S n Il Il II O b BIN S
ADDT Err

Petersburg. Feb. 10.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-02
~ q II 4 c n


Wy v;r.ue Of Deed f Trast executed to the
, = SUBSCRIBER Nv Iscia B,ickin, bearing otte the
18th Deeem6m, 1919. and duiy recordea IN rte
county coa,f Of Chesterfield, 10 seture NELSON
Fionsnoy in certain Of ey there;n express
sed-HiH BE, said at Zachlyiah Broofs's, in The
sorsn 81 Jianehesrer. on Monday The ,i,h March
mex, the }c,osyfrg propevfj, 10 spit.-IXyee Beds
and Furniture, Desk, two Dining Tables, .spo
snin2 DO eight Chairs, one Cupboard, t,so hesss,
sax Prf,as one Looking Siass, 1sa 3Ibie, tsse
Haifrrs, Ci.sses, t,eo dozen hnivcsss - FORKS,
one sert Chino. 7y0nk. ,svo i'ofs, one Oven,
one Scslter, ann Tea Aente--or so much .here-
Of as suM saftsfy Said cfd;m, ard all espences ef
carrying sdad deed Of trust info effect. -
j. PRICE, jr. Trustee.
-Hanchesser, FEB. 26. eb3,p
RY vir'He .faaeed of crust, executed 70 the SUD
As scrioer by W,n. Chites, of CaroEne county,
bearing date the 1osh Of Nop 1878 for ce,tin our.
poses therein nar,icd-JpIN be soli far cash, at
'Chfes6nrg, on "wednesday the 9ti of March nex,,
The Joti7SSing f2berty, to srif;hree Beasteads s.
Tn,nitu' e. one Slcek Mare. Ple!v and Gear, tepo
Chests ard a trunk, svclnnt and pine Ia . eish:
sitting Chai,s, fook;ng- Glass. four DecanreyS, i
ru'n0lrs, tvo jmgs. el. tes, knives and forks.
'J4RLTON ". CHILES, Trus,ee
Caroline, FEB. 1870. it
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-09-12

feiiion OF our Capital, he rchgns, tor the
fame reafon that Cami!lius accepted of
public Office, to fave his country from
ruin and to expel the invaders. We are
proud to declare that this is the only
meritorious action that Gen. Armfrong
ever renders. 10 his country either in his
civil, or military character, from the day
of our revolutionary ftrrggle to the pre-
sent. He deferyes the thanks of his
eountrymen and the fympathizing forrow
of Duane for having once more become
a private man His country notwith-
Handing the lois Of her capital, has by
his resignation one chance more of escap.
ing utter ruin.
We preiume not to fay that fhe does
not require fomething more of an index
expvgatorius. Now, if the other mem
bers Of the cabinet would only follow
the example 70 periodically fe: before
them by the Secretary of War, we will
be bold to fay that the chances of our
national faIvation will be multiplied in
proportion to the number of reGgnations,
If the popular voice ever demanded that
they fhould renounce the bleflings Of
retirement for the cares and fatigues of
public Office, il now cries as loudly fer
them to forfake the cares& fatigues of
public Office for the blefiings of retire
ment. Surely the members of our ad-
minittration, who have always paid fuch
implicit reverence to the opinions OF
the people, will not now neglect this
fa'utary call. Gen. Armarong, one of
their own body, according to the con-
felton, of the National Intelligencer,
heard, and for once in his life time
obsyed the public voice. Let them now
have the honeRy to follow his example,
and we venture to predict that they
will acquire for themielves the character
of patriots much fooner by doing this,
than they will by continuing in office.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-09-12
The Briti(h Commanders, on taking
poficfIion of Ca(tine, iGued the following
PROCLAMATION,

By Lieutenant General Sir John Cope
Sherbrooke. X. Is. commanding BODY
of his britannia MajeRy's land forces,
and Edward Griffith, Esq Rear Admiral
of the White. commanding Squadron
of his Majeay's ihips, now arrived in the
Penobfcot.
WHEREAS ii is the intention OF the
Britiih Commanders to take pofeillon OF
the country, lying between the Penoblcot
river and Paflamaquoddy bay; the peac-
able inhabitants of that Diitrict, are here
by Informed that if they remain quietly
at their respective homes, and carry on
their usual occupations, every protection
will be afforded them SO long as they CONF
ply with fuch regulations as may be eitao'
liihed for their conduct and guidance 81
the authority of the Bri,ifh Commanders
All perfons taken in arms, or employed
in conveying intelligence to the enemy
or in aliiting him in any way, Than @
treated accordingly.-Such Of the inhao,
i,ants as may with to avail shemielvss oi
the terms offered in the preceding part ~
The Proclamation, will be required 70 gl~|
up their arms, and TO dennean themielve|
IN quiet and peacable manner ana]
thoie who may be willing to fupPly fis|
Britiih forces with provliions, &c. WI
be regularly paid for The articles turna'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-09-12

Our ammunition was expended, and
unfortunately the drivers Of my am.
munition Wagons had gone off in the
general panic. AT this time | receiv-
ed severe wound in my thigh.
Capt. Miller was wounded, Sailing
Master Warner killed, Acting Sail.
ing master Martin killed, and Sail
ing master Martin wounded, but to
the honour of my officers and men
as fast as their companions * mess
mates fell at the guns they were III
stantly replaced from those acting as
infantry. Finding the enemy now
completely in our rear and no means
of defence, l gave orders to my Off.
GERS and men TO retire. Three oil
my officers assisted me to get off !;
short distance, but the great loss OF
blood occasioned such a weakness
that | was compelled to lie down.
requested my officers to leave me,
which they obstinately refused, but
upon being ordered they obeyed /,
one only remained. Ii. a short time
] observed British soldier and had
him called, and directed him to seek
an officer in few minutes an OH
Ger came, who, on learning who l
was, brought Gen. Ross and Adm.
Cockburn to me. These officers be
haved to me with the most marked
attention respect and politeness, had
2 surgeons brought and my wound
dressed Immediately. Alter few
minutes conversation the General
informed me (after paying me hand
some compliment that was tayolea
and at liberty to proceed to Wash.
ington or Bladensburg, as was also
Mr.. Huntingdon who had remained
with me, offering me every assistance
in his power, giving orders for litter
to be brought, in which was carri
ed to Bladensburg. Capt. Vain.
wright, first captain to Admiral Coch-
rane, remained with me and behaved
TO me as if | was brother.
During tn stay of the enemy al
Bladensburg ] received the most po-
lite attention from the officers botl.
Of the Navy and army.
My wound is deep, but flatter
myself not dangerous ; the ball is
not yet extracted. | tondly hope a
lew weeks will restore me to health,
and that an exchange will take place
hat | may resume my command, Oh
any other that you and the President
may think proper to honor me with.
Yours respectfully.
JOSHUA BARNEY
Hon. VIM. jones',
Secretary ofthe Novy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-09-12
FORT ERIE, SC.

Passengers in The Albany stage last night. in.
for III that Gen Brown lad gone 90 resume the
command Of Fort Erie ,hst the British had
been reinforced by Two regiments, and skr
m'shes took place with the picqueis - hat mill
Tia and recruits were marching towards the
ffonier.--Gen Ripley lef Ere and arrived at
Csnandsigua. 10 demand cou Of Of inquiry. in
consequence Of certain cha ges in Gen Broxn's
official account ofihe la,e bsttir--but The sifsir
was settled between he :wo Cener.ls.