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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-04
NGRATITuDE

Mr.. Coleman asoribes Mr. Woicott,s dss.r,;o,
to +" private griefs"-His is tn. work 81
certain disappointed ofi,e.seekers, fornsrIy he.
longing TO the Federal putyn-Now. saws Mr.
Coleman, " could the repeated and relR,ibb0;at.
pens Of expectations, admitted on all hands To have
been justly entertained ins,fy the abandonment of
mars party and principles, the writer og tb;,
article (no less isan than Wiliaus Coleman him
sef) could sdmit plausible reasons for 80 aoinv
as perhaps, any one IN this eomrunity, be the o.
Their VINO he may" Poor fellow none of the
iosves and hshes have yet fallen to bis snare o.
horrible insrsttudel To overlook M. e,oisr an
TO disappoint him rebeG,eify in so e-usi v.v
after all his expectations and 81 jsstlv entertain.
ed" On most horrible To iis5point 40 ,ooJe.t
~ pure politician, is cruel beyond description :
Motto pay the price of all his to,, and wstsbine.
aod iyngs for the Federal party, 20, even by 1ir'
gle son from The Council of sppoi,t .pt. o. IL il
TOO cTnet Let Aristdes cease I, bush for he IN.
gratitude OF his country Let the Historian no lon.
ger mourn over the fortune of Camsus, The f.ts
OF poor Mr.. CoensH casts them o1nto shade One
parting word OF advice to the unfotpnste mn =
Remember the uaxim Of holy writ. Hsnnv
sre they wSo expect little, for they ,bdl rot d;s,
appointed "--And one Whisper in the ear NJ tbe
pubic, suspect the morality of tbst usn who con.
issses h has Fixed his Dyes upon og'et. n mo
Fatriot-Let no saeh man be Trusted"
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A''VWI 1ttFtII 3 TIT Ut - EIufFGf.
BY the polteness of an officer at G,ira
we are eaablei 10 remove auy doubt. ,ss-
pecting our affairs at Sockets Har,or. nv
the fJliowin- extract of lister, receive
BY express irVm a gsotisnsan % rank AZ IN
3zgbyrs Colunbttg.
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CHARLESTON, April q.
Erfroct ga letter, dated

"SAvANNAH April IS.
" A report is afloat that Dispatches for
Government have arrived at ST. Mays
from England; VIII CD have been sent ia
consequence of CONTINENTAL
PEACE hcUing been arranged in Eurohe /;
but nothing more on the subject. The
Southern Mail, tomorrow night. will in all
probability, tell us mo,s OF it.
Cotton, Sea Island, 81 a32.
do. Upland, 1912 a II.
Rice, 9 IS CO."
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PHlLAnELPHIA. AnriI ~

ihe sehr. Calypso, capt. West, from Bordesux,
came up this morning and fred a ,snne-.hr Ieft
The Cardovsn in company with the Grarpus Mur.
phy, waieo arrived at New, York the 18th inst and
IS capt Murphy left Bordeaux tsres lays later
hsh sspt' Eeat, rs preEnrn be that there is
thing ny the Calypso 4 lsrce sh y srparsntIy
Asn Of Wsr, atood into The Csp.s Of til Dele
ware With TIE sehnouer, aad she vas seen stsndine
up The Bay from Reedy Island, i. is sapposed she
vas Inward bound.
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On :. es we'll as the coMpetent isdemnifca-
tion fer whatever damages occurred from ar
resCing their voyages, will naturally depend
on the evidence OF their being such AZ claim
I'd TO be, when the cases should be judged
according to law"
NEW LONDON, April 27.
in our last paper we mentioned, that
Com. Decatur had it at his option To Com
inand the Guerrier or President. Under
stsndipg an impression has in consequence
some abroad, that the Secretary OF the Ma.
w has in this case given a preference to
Com. Decatur, we feel it our duty to state
the relative facts.-Com. Rodgers, imme-
diatciy on his arrival from his last cruise,
received from the Secretary of the Navy
an fer OF the command OF the Guerner,
which ship it was believed could be made
ready for sea at an earlier period than the
President. Under which apprehension the
Commodore accepted of the command of
the Guerl Ter but Oh his arrival at Phiia-
delphi finding the Guerrier not in that
state of forwardness " HIGH he had expect
ed. he informed the Secretary that he pre-
ferred retaining the command of he Presi-
dent. But in the interim the Secretary had
r,oiferei the President to Com. Decatur.
Thus circumstanced. Com. Rodgers cour-
tcously offered to Com. Decatur his choice
OF the ships. and he has chosen the Presi-
dent. Cefapodnre Rodgers will comm and
the Guerrier. The commodores We under
stand will take sheir officers and crews with
then.
A few days since two men in boat from
this place. bound into Connecticut River for
FISH, were taken Oh boar'' the enemy's ships
and examined touching Torhedoes.-
They were informed they had the names of
most Of those concerned in the Torpedoes ;
and theirs not bling enrolled, they should
be dismissed. One of them was put in
irons for a short time /; otherwise their
treatment was IS well as they wished,
particularly on board the Sylph slocp OF
war.
The officers are much enraged and alar-
med by the Torpedoes. A few weeks since
one exploded under the spriisa;l yard OF the
Ia Hcgue. and threw q volume of water O.
yer her foretop.
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IRE ENQUIRER.
MAY 4.

ct zhe GuH and pninterestiag cortents of rhe
present paper remind sro1gi Of Fielo;nr's
DESCRIPTION of newspaper, Svhose eharase,lst G i.
10 "eo"SiSt q justine same number OF wo-cs uhe.
tier tA:Te DC any news in Il o, not."
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" Src sct,.a t1,r6ar. 80 70 =

49,, Sreteft's Hsr6or. .7t.~sl IS "a,
we nave asce rtaned nat the enemy's
intention To attack US. arose from reuort
ne h2d received from our side that our feet
hao SAILED up the like to co-opera,. with
,ndJ' Sen. Browns div,si n of the army at
Niagara. an intelligent person lately fr nj
tue vicinity OF Kingston. informs us. that tb.
expedition wa, abandoned as soon a. il was
.nnd that our Feet was vet in the harbor,
dc enemy S fleet, including two new sbips.
launched week ago, VIII be cut b.tor,. t,e
4th or 5th of May and by tn lat time .se
Snaii be ready to meet them on the lake
ana az tins I1iace, as we feel ourselves .nf-
1c'ehty strong 10 receive any force the enc
my may be able 60 send against rs -,
Smyth arrived Yesterday morn;ny m;,S
his Comm and in good order. Ills 60
are amongst the best ioJkirr recruits Ibse.
SEEN" nae
BUFFALO. Ap-fl 10.
,, we learn by = gentleman. directly from
:, Ere tnat schooners recently sailed from
ERE or secret expedition. having on
na!c spo"t 500 regulars and militia, under
MfJ. Merlin. Two otaer small vssseis
have sailed for Dstrot.
we learn further. that Com Ell:>. sbort-
~ expects 200 sailors. 10 man tbe ,a.,,s
or,gS and ships which have been repaircd,
we nave no correct data, Fro,n which IN
make IN eStIns of the naval forces nm
lake ontario d; but are tnld, however ,bar
ootn Heets are calculated to m-unt rs.r,r
3oO guns when we consider I. is force :,
reference to Lake Ontario the historv IS
'he world cannot pr,dnce its parallel.
:, N. YORK Aprii so.
E.rtroct Of q letter Tram a eenty~ ,,,oy. p,
"aSht"Pton on 7ghose judgement as ,,ych
7rAdnee nay be placed, as tbot n, o,,,,
Eervor qphdIeDer NJ !, pS
Ptevett's reply respecting IN. Arn,;s
tee, 70 which hr has no siisincI;ns,;o, H..
" uncertain VIII ther he is an horizec, 10 Give.
It sucn An extension. IS shah restrain ,he
haVai power from making descrnts ,nor or1.
shofeS' or attacking our port tn mon, he &c
uur rivers ot our towns and vil4g-s Means
nave since been taken To ascertain VIII ter
inc ADMIRAL has snca powers bot the II
"irai canuot vet BE- forud Reco,re. .;
again hid to Provost. Tine aus,er nts
received. = ""-
NY own conviction is. that Prevos,,s row,
er is limited TO his territorial conanard =.
10 ,'iF w.. E" 20 put the navy urd-- -
controi OF the land cornmander. - -; p
peTSa Nor DO believe that III ad-,f,oi
mas any power 20 fotbear, by compact So,
'he employ ment of he forces * or 80
command. We have no eoui allen, 70 ,;.o
IN return. SO that have no exp ca
OF "n armlstice, except upon the lax and
interior Our government would beI;a,s
conclude such ~ arnistce"
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BRITISH HOSTAGES

The marsha! of this District has received
instructions for the liberating IF The it's
PRISONERS n@% IN Gus. g III tiii.s ci,y anu al
SO at Pittsburg
The order recites that in consequence of
a corresponding disposition manifested bv
the british authorities in Canada, the Pre-
s'dent had diTeceed that the Prisoners
should be removed to some cepve,,ieo
place in the interior hereafter to be desir
mated, on Parois-v-that such however ss
preferred returning to Canada oB 2uigte
Should be escorted Ia She Line by q mil.ta
~ guar, aod thst one If hem whose e. mi
" resided at Haitax should nave permission
10 reform tt ;her ia a Cartel about to sail for
th't P'rt--t likewise directs that in case
the prisoners are 10 want Of funds that nnt
month 3 subsistence in advance he mads TO
then agreeAbly to the cartel stipulation.
By 2 etter from New Y TX re learn
Gen. Wander has arrived there on his bs,-
role and that the ether A1as ricaI ONE,
had been iioera.ed on their parole.
Dam. Press.
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81. Louis, Mssourf TER .f4rY 2.
We learn that the Indians residing on the
Illinois are peaceably inclined, but that an
attack on Fort Clark was appreheuded
from the Winebsgocs aud Foisavoine.
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OBITUARY.


Died, in Fredericksburg. of a r,s,sdy vhio, n,
bad long endured, with poug unruffi, r sipna,on
Mrs SALLY CAKTrR CUTTING he ayojsb,e an,
Inunh iamented eOnsort Of John B~nv,s CnttTng
Esq. OF Stafford eosnty, Virginia. For warmth an,
tenderness OF heart, purity Of mind aud sor,,io,
MANNERS, she was Justly e.ldsared 10 her &C.,
and afflicted family-and TO few select irt;rne,s.
who knew, cherished and loved her FROG ,,,s i;,s
oearttd' o"'Om OF her earthly exisJenoe. amt b,
1T preIoatnrs enc to,i she sssendsd 10 &c o,h
and better world"
would were--vhere now she lives
For s;n sick &C bresthing here,
Where every hour silt ton gives
Sad proof that she is yet 100 dear!
Would iwere-:or since she went.
ivs missed ny ail--and lie but ssens
day OF drrsry di7content---
night OF dark, unlovsIy dreamzl
All. who, now she is far removed
he less suffer can repair,
who is there lovely and beIov'd,
10 prize me or to sooth 10 care
W"o now, II .cnd'ring Foes malicn.
VIII feel for me tn indignant, s.r,ortp
Or vNd,catc with voice divine
The Ingenious purpose Of my hearth
Who viii ray errors nuw ref re,
Like her correct, ike her r-moye,
WITH sweetness so benigny warm,
That even cenEnre Sber.she,i love
II stern Adversely should lower
Who w'h impsrt such grief sincere
Strewif ged yaths vita many flower,
OtNlfen with tue tender tear?
VINO nov to me her smile will bring
Whose smile could solaee every woe
Sweet "a the Sunshine Of the Spring.
Thst bids reluctant lilies bloy
o desrer to my aching thought,
For many pang tor thee endur'd--
The deep-felt wOsnd thy death bss wrought
Can never but BY death be cured.
Cease then, fond Fancy, cease TO dwell,
On that true ssnted spirit dear
Fond heart, no more with passion swell
n or pour the bitHsr--bitter teari
Died, on the 18th inst. in the Counfv o. Camel
land, Mrs. u. PRICE, reiiet OF CaDtsin VI sridit
Free, aged 20 She vas admired for her intslI
genee, noted tor her Industry and iudeious
ment, respected and beloved for her r,sny Vi,
tues "' w
1T extraordinary excrtons to promote the han,
ness 1t those srouH us If frje shin ;use chart,
flrm belief ~ the dostrines OF ehris.isnity and
lie corresponding herewith, are necessary IN an,
Wy us Tor happiness hereafter, her wsepin. resi,y
sud mourning triesds have n conhden hone In.
her gentle spirit has left this world flr an sbod
more eongsn'si to its nature and society more wo,
thy OF its purify; the best eoiniauaioD Of k,udrs
souls oade perfect.
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The Devil 10 hav among the Yailc,.

The DeUHto hay among the 2ailers.
The FederaIists of the CITY of II. York
have fallen by the ea-S--and the Schi.nn
has endec, i'll the denunciation of Oliver
Woicott Esq. THE whole secret is not let
ont IN the newspapers--but the fact seems
TO be. that in nominating members of the
assembly. a meeting of Washington Fee.
dcralists." a they please to call themselves.
OF whom Mar. Wolcott acted as Charm An.
put or their ticket MIR. Peter Angus, Us jaw.
(son Of MIR. 10 q Jay) aud three others a.
long with seven others, Of more doubtful
complexion in politics. Me.srs. Jaw & Co.
taxing this in high dudgeon. come out with
public disavowa! Of q ticket on which thew
had not been consulted; q "ee an attemD to
disunite hef'deral party, & Of courseto GRO
moe the election 81 the Friends n the war; !
Mr.. Wolco,t and " the Washington Fe-
deraiisss" OF their parts take the stad--in
high wroth. they strike out the namss Of
J, q co'--an0 finally recommend the balance
1T their ticket "as consistent and american
hederalists." (dmerieQn Federaiists !
there's an insnaation for you. More is
meant, than meets the carr
In the mean time, Mr.. Coleman (Fd;tor
OF tue n. Evening Post. comes forth wi h
hls grey goose-quill to beiabour Mr.. Oliver
Woicost--chsrgrs him with design to pro
mote the success of the Madison ticket
q is uncourteous enough to describe him IN
state ct mental derangement''-
" borders at length on phrsnzy." 1t would
be as well for MIR. c. to get a certificate o.
his own sanity, befpre he takes or. g. Com
mission OF lunacy against another.
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3 ..
Since onr last we have been favored with
Cuehec papers of tie 18th ins.. and Montreal
OF the 16h.
QUEBEC Aprii ID.
liz now appears TO be unquessionabie that
an eXchans OF prisoners will take Mace
wi IN month or two.
Great Britain. in bording her sesrnep. in
stead Of seucihg them where they are w,pt
ed, acts the part Of the miser with his eui-
mas. She deals ont sailors to the Canada
as tooug' they were so many drops Of her
hearts blood. And so they are.
VIZ, MONTREAL. April 9
ESQ oo"n at Kingston the length of her
kcri Is said to be 1872 feet. The creates,
activity is displayed in the dock ward =
nothing bu. reinforcement of seauen is
wanted to tnSnre success OH Lake Ontario.
next campaign.
mr. l6--We learn that an exchange Of
prisoners will soon take place. II ia said
tnose OF the militia. taken at Fort Niagara
oehaio. &c. and confined here, are to be
S@nt on on "wednesday next. Gen. Winder
- mere Yesterday, on his way from Quebec
EVeStTicfions in Canada. Gov. Provost
has issued a proclamation. prnhib;tiny the
expectation from Lower canada. 70 amC
Sonhtry orplace whatever, of wheat. -four
ana meai ct every kind, barley, rye, oats
peas' potatoes. biscuit sailed pork and beef
until September next.
he Loyal and Patriotic Society of Tn.
Per canada" have given 500 pounds IN he
Contributed in what is called the Eastern
D'S'r'St' IN which Cornwall is situa,ed f" on
Nccount tas they saw # the depredations
C,n"'tted on the inhabitants If that rert
' sne prNvncs bY the American Army"
Hoce RegeSt has caused his ac-
s1ho"ieoPme1 ts to he prescnt ed TO the Off.
So.s an Soidlers who contended against A
par o. "in. WI kinson's army at Corn wall
NH'ddd, RSt rail.
=, Or 'ates L. Yeo is appointed British
TavAI pmander in Chief on. the Cana
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we asked any thing Incompatible Nth Is
dicta,es.--We arc sure of a peace nov
that Bonaparte has settled the ante-preh-
minar;es.
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New -YcRK. April %.

After three DAYS, spent in the most con-
tested Election our city has. perhaps, ever
experienced, we have it in our power to an
noun1e, with perfect confidence, that the
Republican Tick is for Congress aud AS
semb,y are elected. Thus or city. xnd
through IL the state, is rescued from the
hands ct federalism. It has not been in our
power T. procure the returns for this days
paper. but we are in possession of sufficient
information on the subject to congratulate,
mos cordially, the trieCds OF the people,
on the result Of taeir efforts. Near eleven
thousand votes have been poiied at this e
aSction, about one thousand votes more tn an
was ever before taken in the City and coun-
~ pf New York.
The Republican Candidatein Kings Coun-
sy, IS elected By majority Of eiehf notes -
Ibis county was represented by federal
sat last year. Net. .dd-.
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Ya!ua5le La,7d 10 SIT


VIE Subscriber, listing ~ rer,oyo e. =.
pres Mt p''e= Of sidcoce vii sell .i,u '
~ tahu' kHown ~ Il nsm. VI Do, or's Net "o'
Tvs s,l"tgu IN Ia "oaDty o. Aceou,,e. K -. a.
""s S"S tue DC g., < a. The Other "o,i a. -, -
rl'sr, consldsred he best spr Na-.,,.., 49, :" Up
s-as'rFh 9hore ct Virgins & co. tsi,.s o. .r, soo
acres; whereof 500 is essrcJ nd under ~ 90,
the balance is covered with the -, r. 'N'0'-
principally Oak Hickory, Bis h,gsi' I'M En-
L th,s Psee -. a'ttehed, isrse ..,, -. 20
os't hars@, ospshc f rcpri0y 81 ,r,,,.-.,.. -. ''
80, a..1oue iurthsr sus'cnsnee, . sss T., fin,
most severe portion o! winter. Tb,. me-, '''e
er OF said Piaec has nssriy on -hIndre'i 'I-
cost h'in nothing, nd m.Hy uo-, co,,ts ~ ''''
tuTeu tnere, Tbe soil j, femarkshy f-tti,- st
or anv a. "e $500 ol Ind'sn Corr, Wbest o..
OF ", any ota" gram not foreign % the el,o,t.
he p collar s'tnatot Of this tlAte win rss.
Vie wsiers Of ,be Atlantic, nd The - 49, 90
.ut, 'eu"'sy CONTIGUOUS TO tnose atsra ~ ia
Whole extent, offer to ~ enter,rizi,. W w.
fes'hty IN ehoressng his fortune bv ,,, ~ 49, E'FAS
Ssc - reference 20 MIR. Nahson's "a - IS ~ w
INA wa. I'VE an sceurate idea o. the siip,G. -
We ace 10 there noticed For tlns ,sh,.IJ -
anj eighteen slaves thereon 70 e.ttv., 'S"s
win ~ sther spputtsna'ete Z f. rr,o,it9 80 80
asks, S35 VD having 334 50 per acre. rs,i-. LIZ
neg . =" S24V or $500 piece. The adlssrn.
ALSO
nsse 40 lther small farm Of 200 Aor; be.,:
i.g situated Oh The Chtsare-S witt, 81
l"s reseh,lY crested, buf NOT I'm ,h,d -" Ns',@
10 SET The sid bull iig is ell, 80 - - wish
60 Is ipi'y eside"ce. sd hes cos the -, gen
5zOO There six vs. q, ex Ell B., "H''''r
WI, WI s.oIt' % P"s piaee. its ME r., ~ ~"
,eo gefr re centre d" Norh,mpt,n C. III,
1sr1 - IS g HaJ to %, snd n D.! III, u,
EV"' m97ed men voHd not n 4 dE "r
"a Ia a''veo-r"i,ohei pace ovor,'-si II, 'F"on
Northamp'or, NJ, ;. 'N.
~ uttC".--i wish % sen Ph,ts.ia ,- ~
t." eourty, 'yns on hn,b 80, r. o. '""-
, .os or IT, l3,t te'ov 'io.As a taT
~h'eb, irom ITS peo1'i,r s,csti,p. 80, o.'hs',
INJURED ~ frost. The lonJ 10 VIII "s'er
.on's s1 :. 'oer'bios ie,' tssa $40 serrs Io , 80
S s' Ian, ~ IT, s, raats 'as terms easy ehsl
upeer eud Of Che' field count,, ~ Is '' tie
VINO lse ESQ ,oT sac. On sar lsnd. ~ ,rts,o.
Flooring p'sOt. " S'cd besf5
My4. o. -" ~ oo2.
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SIoch Of 75a- Prptick Captain Caro,cn
~" arrived at this pore on Wetine sday, in
~ days from St. jago DC Cuba. Informed VS.,
mat Spanish brig arrived there the DAY be :
fore he sailed, which was boarded about a
week before 90 the lee ward of St. Jayo, bv
snc u. s. sioop of war Frolick.
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Bys9rehort fCa,, dtr,, o.

1' .U!' r!VUF Z, s~O'4.J JdNT|I II.
BIZ request OF the auth Nritv aud the inha-
bifants this Borough, We understand Gov.
S0u tn has ordered Company of State trooDs
OF - men to De stationed at this place II
Is said ne has also sent ca tn the Sscreta-
~ OF the Navy for three gun boats, TO be-
stationed in this harbor, Black Rock au5
Stsatford.
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The manner in which these troops are
marched fro,n the mountains IS worthy OF
attention. and must give general satisiac,i
On. From the moment OF heir being in
spected aud mus cred IN the r own districts.
they are by Devious instruction from the
US. quarter master department establish
ed here, provided for md marched az the
eXpence of the General Gov rnnent. This
arrangement prevents the necessity IF i'm =
pressing private properly on the road, aud
takes away al pretext for inolesting or in
commoding the inhabitants as was formerly
done. Thus not only ali Cause of dissa,is-
faction with the government is removed
but by the simplicity and excellence of the
regulation, all confusion and misunders t.nd
ing IN settling the accounts OF expenditure.
on the march. are efectually done away.
and an immense saving of public money is
produced.
Il will scarcely be credited, perhans. bu
1T is nevertheless true. that after includinp
every disbursement on account Of provisions.
absporeation OF men and officers baggage
with every other incidental charge, the ex.
pence OF marching the Virginia troops on he
pl n aow pursued, has not vet AVERAGED
more than thirty cents per day for each man
IL ~ other district, the same economical 3,
iudictous course is pursued, nothing can he
rnore absurd than the exaggerated s.or;e.
we sometimes hear OF extravaeance and
waste IN tue expeuces O. the army
Conflsr.
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81 TIE Reed. .sGr. IFii,ner, will t~eart ar n.
'1OngnnsntGf Church, this dag, q: Ii q Clock
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MARCHING OF TROOPS.

Comfortably to the intention we some
weeks ago expressed. of t,cing period
caliy the different corps of volunteers and
militia who should march by way of Rich
moud to Norfolk and Hampton, we nave
procured the following statement:
List ct troops marched by this post to Norfolk,
:ineet'e sist March. 1914 supplied and transported
W Joseph Whe.ton, A. d. Q. NJ. Geteral.
Capt. henry 81. john Dixon, X asnen,
Washington County ~
VIM. Smith, Infantry, do. So
N. y. Poindext-r, Artillery, Louis, So
w. Wood.on, DO. p f ward, S3
w. Sale. Cavalry, Amherst, 81
N.Y. lion, Infantry, Rock ridge, 6s
J. Dickson, do do. ~
John w. Bsiy, Artillery, Shenandoah, 81
y Richardson. lnfsutry, Frederick So
Thpms, Croeer, do. DO. 80
James kowsnd, do Botetourt, &c
VIM. Gregory, do. Berkeley, $50
Lieut.. Davenport, Infantry, Jefferson, Ius
VIM. Csekley, do. Bath, 81
Total number. IOOi