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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-27

Great complaints are made by the mer-
chants of NewsYor!s. un account of the cur.
tailment of discounts by the BanSs. BIT il
should be known, that this evil is produced
by the sale Of ByitiSi, government bulls,
which are now here To the amount of 1O0..
900 p,lnds. Hby are tAey 20 be pad
for bu, by drawing the specie out of our
b~nks How are the bank. To discount il
hei specie is thus drawn out , H,w are
merchants to pay their notes If discounts are
.stpppeds and how is the evil to be cor.
rscted but by abstainiag from negotiating
British government bits,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-27
SALEM, July 90.
CAPTURE OF EASrPotr.

The unpleasant report OF the capture Of the
Fort and Garrison at Eastport, we hope will
prove unfounded, but we have our fears that u,
Us too true. NJ j. Perley Putnam, (from this
town OF the 40th reg u. $. infantry, com
handed at that place--his command ex,ended
to three different garrisons, having ahout $50
men distributed in them. Those who are &C
quaned with Mi. Putnam are confident tla,
he could not have made dishonor..b bic surren-
der.
The ungenerous and base application of the
quotation from Hudioras in yesterdays ga.
zette might have been spared tiii tie circum.
stances are more fully known--or at least Mr..
Gushing should have better Understood his own
account ofthe capture before he attempted to
SANDER the repui alton OF valuable otiicer-ror
1T appears by the statement IN the Gazette that
Maj Putnam and his mco did not run away. -
as only eight of the garrison are said to have
sacapedi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-27
HALrfMopr. JnYr c1.

bGs AsHVeS ui1 <As
An express arrived IN this city this morning
to general WINrER, announcing that the Bri-
tish have landed about 800 men aud taken Leo
nard Town. GLeonard Town is post town il,
this stare, capital OF St. Mays county, con
tanning about 60 or 70 houses, a court house and
ja,l.1
A report is also in circulation, which is said
20 be wei founded, that the enemy have burnt
the court house and Jail in Calvert county
APprchensions are entertained fer the safety Of
important records, and other public papers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-27
NOTICE.

ny power Of Attorney executed to me, by
~ Orge Penn. bearing date the 18th day OF
December 1917 and OF record ia the County
Court OF Chesterfield, to secure the payment OF
certain sum Of money therein specified. for
cost shsii on Thursday the 9TH day OF mex,
ronth proceed to sell at IL harlah Brooks ia
ern In the town Of Manchester, to the hiphes,
biddec for cash tact OF Iand, in sail county
containing fifty thre, and two third acres more
or less, and oounde by the lands OF Benjamin
Hatcher and others.
THOMPSON BLUNT.
chester6erd JuIy25, 1914. s,sp.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-27
WASHINGTON CRY, July Is.
THE CITY VOLUNTEERS. ~

nE vi SoLON EEkS,
Lately detached, yesterday returned tc
the City. We understand they are rot dis
missed but held in readiness to march a
gain to day, If necessary.
BY a gentleman who crossed from Hnoe's
Ferry to Ladders nm Saturday, we learn
that one irigate of the enemy was in sight,
distant about fifteen miles below, that is a.
bout sixty miles hence. We have no idea
that they will be rash enough to venture
much higher.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-27
Mr.. Richard Netherland !;

T7AKE NOTICE, that shall, on the 9th
IL Monday in August next. it being the LIST
day OF Cumberland Court, proceed to take,
at Thomas Hobson's Tavern. in the said
County. the affidavit Of Daniel Mayo, to be
read as evidence in Bill Of Injunction de-
pending IN Powhatan County Court, where
in you are Plaintiff, and myself and Miles
Bot & Co. are Defendants.
JOSIAH FORLINES.
July s6. .s4')
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-27
5ier. C. n. Books.

The European news which we publish to-day
is pretty much the same that We had previous.
lysreceived from that quarter. 1t does not ena'
bic Ne toforin any decided opinion Of peace or
reaction Of public sentiment in France, and
THAT the Bourbons find their throne little
e,horny. This. as far as it goes. will work we'll
for the United ST ties.
-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-27
Bess. d. Adv,

A letter to gentleman int this city, giving some
few particulars relative To the late engagement near
slightly wounded, observed, after the engagement,
that I" the Royal Scents never turned their bucks
upon an enemy, until they met with the id YAM
KEGS
lf.ts R,k Par
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-27
II NEW WORK.
Just Received at PEASANTS Book Sore
TIE MOUNTAIN MUSE:
eohPRI5ING
THE ADVENTURES
DANIEL oWEs
THE POWER OF VIRTUO1S & REFIERr
BEAUTY.
BY DANIEL BRT<U. of Rocka7e.
ham County, y.

We have been favored, BY friend m a neigh
boring town, with copy Of new WORK !,
blank verse, under the above title. written Nv
DANIEL BRYAN, Of Rockingham county. w.
ginia. IL contains the adventures Of DANIEL.
BOONE, with an account OF the first settlement
of Kentucky and is Interspersed with a yario-
tyof intersstag incidents and pleasing narra-
tive. To those who are DESTROYS of ncoursg-
ing tho American Muse, this work, no,wi6.
standing the defects oft style, will prove high,
ly acceptable
The scenes it describes and the events IL re-
lates, cannot fail to be highly interesting 10 no
people OF the western states and the pure spi.
rit OF patriotism with which il is animated.
would stamp degree OF value on a work OF
much less intrinsic merit. We trust, therefore.
that this production Of an American citizen viii
meet with very liberal encouragement, and
that our own Mountain yHlse' will not be me-
elected, while we are lavishng our fsyors ia
such profession on the licentious illusions OF
ioEeiga writer's
caiHossie Paper,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-27
LAND FOR SALE.
lwoULDwIsH TO SELL
10 or 1900 4 ores OF Land,

Lying in the county cfOfange,
an the road leading from Swift Run to o.
~ range courthouse, and in less tt,an mile
from the latter place. The gre'ter part of this
land is in lis original growth, and the tract e.
quail in value to any high land IN the slate.--
There is 1T from sixty to seventy acres OF the
very first rate low grounds. The land will be
shewn by myself, or in my absence, by ME-.
Robert Brock, living on tn: premises.
THOMAS MACON.
June %. 6w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-27
Ball. Pat.
BRITISH GOVERNMENT BILLS.

Shortly after the Bramole arrived with her
pacific rumours the market was flooded
with British government bills, and It is an
absolute fact tinar our brokers are now run
ming over Pniladeiphia trying to sell British
government bills at 10 per cent discount.
What has this to do with the repor,s of a
armistice, &c. b. Dem. Press.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-27
NOTICE.

A PETITION will be presented to the
IA Generd Ass mbly, at saeir next
Session, praying that Law may pass au.
thorizing Company to establish a Turn.
pike Road, from the City of Richmond eros.
sing Chickahominy Swamp at the new Bride.
es, to the dry land in Hanover County.
July 6. 5tw.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-27
TO Rent,

TWO CONYEA1ENcI'.1 re NE NE MIS-
MEL calculated for small Families, on
~ street in the Falling Garden--Ap.
ply to the Subscriber.
CALEB LOWNES.
4 July 20. ar
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-27
NEW rRTCATE

We understand Gays the Newport Mercury, >,
that the command Of the Figare JAVA, building
at Baltimore. has been offered TO che brave Com
modore PERRY. = 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-27
THE ARMY.

We understand bya gentleman from Burlington,
that COL Clark has been arrest ell for .I,sobedience
ot orders Our army continues on the frontiers
with It's advanced p 'sts at 0delton.-rhe British
continue before them.
Bsse. ID. .Adv.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-27
NIwauRYro.r. Julr 1a.

4 letter from Mr.. Henry Carton, dated
Buckston, July 20, to Capt Barnes of his place.
contains the following information: -
" Eas.port was taken by the English last
Tuesday. Three ships, two briggs AVID schr
surrounded the island, he troops marched 20
the fort in every direction, and there hoistt d
English colours. Eight only Of our people es-
capped
This information we have from Col. John
Benson, in a letter to Mr.. Blojgett this moment
received.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-27
sale Postponed.

rTNHE SALE Of Dry Goods advertised bv
u us for Wednesday the 18th of july. Il
postponed until Wednesd ~ the 10th OF An.
gust, when it wi positively take place.
Moncure. Robinson e. pleasants,
July 26, ids.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-27
BY LAST EVE yING's MAI.
NEW YORK. Ju.y 90.
LATEST FROM SACKErTS HARbOR.
Argus Office, ALBANY.
Thursday morning. July q.

A<hA 6oA rNOM ohNhE - HhKbON,
Argus Office. Albany,
Thursday morning, July 81.
gentleman who left the Harbor ON
Monday morning, informs me, that on Sa.
tprday, 500 riiemen left it in boats, tor
Browns army. conveyed by two briggs. Oh
Sunday the riflemen were compelled, by
hard weather, to land upon Stoney-Island.
and the brigs to return to the Harbor and
that on Monday morning, as the stage left
the Harbor, firing was heard, supposed to
be occasioned by AN attack Of the enemy at
Stoney Island.
l gentleman direct from Montreal, who
came IN the Steam Boat, states, that im .
mediately on it's being made known at that
place that Gen. Brown had made descent
upon Upper Canada, 5000 men were EN-
parked for that quarter. -.
II was so reported, that Gen. ard had res
moved ali the heavy baggage o. nis rmy from
Pin tsfurg to Whitehall, which is at tue head
OF Lake Champlain, about 65 miles from Alba.
ny.
The arrival ofthe Steam Boat did not furnish
us with any news from Genera. Brown. army.
letter was received in town Yesterday from
Sackett's Harbour, dated on the l7th instant,
stat,hg that the feet under command of Com.
Chauncey, would sail on the i9th. aus
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-27

Copy of a letter from CAPT. Isaac HuR, to
the Secretary Of me Nary, dated
Us. Nary Yard, Portsmouth,,
SIR. 'D'' ''''' lois
have the honor to inform you that
yesterday morning, Gun Boa, No, SO, com
manded by Sailing Master Geo. Clement,
fell in with, and captured, OFF this harbor, a
Chebacque Boat, tender to the Tenedos,
commanded by her second Lieutenant, ha-
wing also on beard two midshipmen. and ten
.seamen and marines.
She had taken. the morning previous to
her beng captured, small Coasting Boat,
which was also re-taken 10y Mr.. Clement.
The prisoaers have been given in charge
OF the Marshal, aad left here this morning
for Salem.
have the honor to be. with great res
pect, sir, your obedient servant,
ISAAC HULL.
Hon. VIM. Jones.
Secretary ofthe Navy.
1t is positively asserted. correctly we be-
lieve, that a detachment of fifteen men from
a British armed vessel were a day or two
ago, allowed to bum Calvert County Court
House, ana return unmolested to their yes
sels.
.Naf. Int.
1fthe flying runors from below be correct,
the da'tardly conduct of the inhabitants OF
the lower counties of Maryland is beyond all
endurance. tits an absolute disgrace 20
the American character, ana will brand
them with eternal infamy Men who will
not defend their affairs and hresides; men
who will, without a struggle, snfferthe en-
envy to lay waste and ravage their who Z
country--and who will cowardly and trem
bling say, they will give up their properly, il
their dastardly lives are spared, are fit only
for the yoke :--they only merit the scourge
of a remorseless and unfeeling tyrant, who
can beat them into the spirit Of man. For
the sake Of humanity, we hope it is not true
that they will not stand forth, when called
on, in the defence of every thing the father,
the husband, and patriot hole dear on earth.
For the sake of our country, we should nope
that such wretches do not exist to degrade
ard disgrace the American community
We seriously believed that the spirit Of
freedom, and the glow Of '76 still animated
every bosom. aid stilinspiI ed every heart.
We did not conceive that snace of so
years would so brutaiize feeling as TO de-
stroy every spark of patriotism-ss to an
initiate every laudable and generous senti-
ment.
Gazette.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-27
THE ONLY TRUE cory.
TO THE rp,roa orras vrseISIAA pc,

TO THE rplroR oY-THs VIRGINIA ARGUS
SIR,
Permit me TO ASSURE you, that the public have
been grossly imposed OF by spurious COPY of the
Grafton lately delivered by MIR. Governeur Morris.
taken down by excellent stenosrapher and an ca
witness; aud. as you win observe, it is very supe-
ror point of style. that which is current 10 the
newspapers.
July 25th.
,"'Tis done :---Thusfar we run before the wind !
Tile loay agony is over An apothecary D.
What make an apo,hccGy Of me ?---The Bour-
sons are restored !---Cramp my genius over a
peste and mortar !---France reposes In the
arms OF her iegifsmdfe Piince--A beeearlv &c.
count IF empty boxes How Interesting How
obstructive Pour and twenty Fidd ers all in
row Twas lin Paris. Issw the gush Of sorrow
-Iheard the general groan dem me- l made
the rogue run ike quick silver -----Hark didst
thon not hear noise !----He fies. He is pursued
He hides--Pis,oi's cock is up, aud flashing fire
shall follow.----The anxious houris passed.
We respire!----Lee's Grand Restorative Elixir
q beware OF c unierfets.---NictOrsi Princes! |!
Heroes !--folow the path TO immortal glory,
pointed out BY the fngerof Heaven March -
no Thread the needle, Nan, Nau.----JJr See
what tail that comet has got, GeutIemen--A-
s"t tue canhon roar = DO VII. OOoue, now
do ron do' Very well thank you MIR Noodle. how
are you -----Cry hsyoek Avenge Ayenge
Approach. Behold. Democracy. Why ssrtaialy
you knows Ruth Dogberry--See, though Il bias.
thine eye ba's-----Nske my ffien Rufus King
President OF the United States.--------See lawful
priaees surrounded by loyal subjects. go, call a
coach. and let coach be cslled---Look at him
Nasty fellow THE Royal House now reigns--
Stick pm there--rhs Bourbons restored
dad and by dad, bat IRIS true. Rejoice France |!
THIS, Sir, is Mr.. Justice SbnIlow--Spain l----Be
particular, geBtiemen----Portueal! pray, ma IN,
whst is the present price Of Irish Potatoes -
My dear, abused, seif-murdcred country, rejoice
Tho thou srt murdered, rejoice. The Bonrbons
are reStored----Why, Mrs. -. I, the little boy
wants purgng--Tby f:cBds now reign----Sig.-
Nor bangle, me interpret-----The Inc agody
is over The shor' agony returns !---Wste a
glass Of cordial, il you pesse------Jhe Bourbons
are restored !-----Oh---hoI ! ! 49,
Here tie Orator faa,si snf faish.f)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-27

, from undoubtcd authority, that
Times, from which our extracts
Day COPIED, is edited by marquis
Ind Mo. Canning -the outs of the
party ; or What would be called
pntry. quIds. They have no in
y tie present MN stry in Eng,
would urge the ad ption Of any
th would be- b.ely 10 render
pol u ar. ", Y. Gaz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-27
TIE SPANISH NEWS.

The agony IS not over--the BourboDs are not
restored nor does either France or Span rebosc
IN the bosoTss Of their legitimate princes. They
have proved tat they intend 10 their thrones
the principle Of The dsUine right Of Kings, and
maintain their stations by force oil What will
~ PEOPLE o. those countries do viii they sIav
submit, or desperately resist What effect
be- late act of Ferdinand VII. have upon Sps.
Aperic
house of Brasanzris not rcstored--nor do
OF Portugal rePose on the bosom Of their
rnccs. That government is IN posses.
nen,y. How lar will tits state VI things
of affairs ia Holland, nlske pow crful
stiil NECESSARY Oh the continent Of Eu-
Demo. Press
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-27
Hon. VIM. Jones.
S. cretary ofthe Navy.

1t is positively asserted. correctly we be-
lieve, that detachment of fifteen men from
British armed vessel were, a day or two
ago, allowed to bum Calvert County Court
House, ana return unmclested to their YES
sels.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-08
DbsrRUCIYJyv a. YaE aD2.us.
Cot3 2fa ener from CAPT Harris 10 he Sec'y efMe

Cq'y 9fa hterl from CAPT HARRIS 70 he Sec,y grMe
.Airgs
Eosto1i, SEPT 60. 1914.
have The honort e forw rd dctailed report of
the circumstances attending de destruction ol tie g.
States snip Adams, ~ fampden or ihe I'd inst.
On the first instant, at noon received INTEL ccnce
hy express hgt ,le enemy with force of sixteen sail
were OF he harbor o Castite, 80 miles below us. 1hs
Intelligence was immediately forwarded 70 Brig Gen
Blake with request tiet be would direct such force 70,
could be- collected torepan- to ilanqdcu. As our shi
was in situation 10 receive her armament ir atte
ton Immediately directed 10 The occupation oi such
positions shore would best ensbc 10 prtcot her
5y great and uwcmtted excrtions AMI prompt ass's-
'aIcc o. all the inhabitants IN immediate vicinity
iuriug the st and "a st nine pieces were Transported
20 commanding emDcnce near TIE ship, one 10 tle
p'ace selected BY General Blake for lis line Of battle
oWtccbu ptns wharf commanding the RIVER below Il
one on pouit covering tiic communication between.
mr lnl and wharf hatteIcs--trf0porty platforms
oosc plank we're lad, and such liner arrangement
ale wo'id enihlc to dispute the Iassa.-, of the
f'a' i0rcc.- Wani Of time prevented our hnproyin.
y thc a,itPnisges Of ouFrosifioI and we're compel
- 70 leave orr rear aud Hanks 10 The delmc, OF tI
lihta "a u attack b a2J utoss.--S ayorol b.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-08

me inventor OF THIS important net,ies,i ;ooroyerna,4
IS no" go,e 90 ~ Philadelphia ia % der 10 ,r,yI.
competent suppl; otapP5Ts,,.s.
SsFfi IS be e;':i iae.sc the necessary aiirestet,s
aSen'sTa, BE employed tocontey deem tiCosi,s,
the Cmtc'l Sites 80
te pHee uhio!, he at frst Contemplated. ras ~
collars % private edZens, to p, saiars 100 ,o,:s
Fgr CIV IadHts how ever, he oetr... diem. M baif
pre- :" t''cs p r-s Who might aft, II him tioir ,j
Whist e N&s collecting sc ,ecis nd .rs.i.n,. as
t'e prhtc rcei''ie His peisrd IS now ee,,i. and
vac piiSe "a htuTc wi'i 5c at first intcnied Tbo.
~h9 are ale 20 ~, or il, al.nt s!iesc i,, 90 10
For the reliefof the loor, every aeert will ia
stru'rr to make provision il, their resp ct,ye ,.I
~lnifrTls Int" city o, Il.oan.o.uL s, re., sro,,
E',o '''y hce1 the iS'I, Ray apply 10 Alg John q
%e"is' cav W oithe CITY wgtci ~ Viz .jpbn Nal
dos "a each OF whom the,e ~iH b. ,iepo.tcd avs
teens tq be deFoe- exclusively 10 tlic se,Vtee ol ,
As tie mie'd'H a'ra'g cr,crt4..t co.u,t,t.d no,r
'u"' vii pe gwen from time to tinle, 10 ;. en-
40 person Ni'be permitted sell am, of Tie Po,lx
"""'' not '"Hstd wins prnp-r Lcr-rs,, 50 as 10 nc
prepared 70 grant d~pe.sa;ost0 evri-. Durcl,q-r ~,
Der tc signature Of die nycnt,r or LiS GENERAL ,,rt
Is e'c? Known violation Of Tho patent privilege va 10
prosecuted according 70 law
SAMUEL & JENNINGS.
p. 5. R1bat G Jennings the C;ener,t 40. u ;,r.
n'hc W. supply of the apparatus u tbs o,ic, lately
occu ird w Jaries Brown, esq.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-08
RG.A.;Usy

hSpM the suh'c' ber on the l1.h inst. negro no,
man named l'iitliii, who sp,nctiincs calls hep
Sel,'S ftsy,) supposed 20 be- about 5 feet s.h,-.
F'' Se me- Iad r''euratic ,:cion which has form
ca h1p on t1e back lrI 0i uer neck :, bcb p,-rin
c'S SHINES. that 81" cannot turn hes head Geely ,.
rn q, AID when she looks at YOU she lorkg ss,.,a
o'e hai "a! when she clipped croSus shirt and iif
i" TOOK I'h her, suudry articles Belonging. to her, ,s
tress, w lore cot6, camhrck fo@L Ell, '
u"nined WITH ci%, On" lts,n look aori.cd ars,pJ
Use 'Ai'' one book muslin cop without k,,ier o,P
cotton eamlH7cF tga1ty and cIcD,se oue ar y.lv,l
,y,' o'l 'aii' 'S dress very large. she csnc from
~ lsnuo' -"h' (" Norfolk, and vii probably an for
t'i place N'mtyer vii secure her In s,rc f.I -
'h,i get her, Or dni.yc her to me sau rse.iy Sis
ana rcssoiabi expenses paid. nndif li, arti, ts 49,,
neIuoned be also delivered, rewaid OF $50 viii b.
Way1csboreugA, I7;h scl4. ~,
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III BE nOID

stOi' rea'y money, on the premises on the istl, av
= Of cei"ber ncyt, ensuing de Gate hereof Nv
,ntucIi dsedo trust executed IN, uu. tweuty-thiii
uayc' JJrc, eighteen hundred and twelve IN i,5U,.,
iis ;lIscSinb L. ms TO to Geofrr Sanrbr, :
'ile sum otsM hundred and twenty four ,iu,,r, n3
t"eY" cen;siour hundred 4 .0s.. acres %. ,, s',,.
Ste' 'l,ns and being in kn'g William Co.n,y, orso
auch Thereof - vii be sufficient pay =. s,, SUM
~ s'N '""''cd srdtwont, -four ,loL,rs add twelve e,
VITA interest agreeable said deed AID all e,,r,n.,t
charges. s'''
- LrT'TLEPtGE,
Sertcinhcr l7ih. Ss
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-08

a 4 Euies hoien in the Clerks Office af he Supc-
I I rior Court ofChsneery III; tLe i.yhnoud District,
me ISL day OF August, 1914
Michael T.. potaux, PH
AGAINST
William Hcoter. George Hooker John M'Eeon, and
Frances his wife, David Ba,tet, and Anne Green
aud Safap Green, infants under the age oftwcntv-
Que years, b. Samuel MCfaw, ti.cir guardian TO be
assigned, Dejis.
IWt D-fudnH George Hooker, NOT having en-
tered MS appearance and gircn security acco,in, TO
the Act o Assembly aud t,e Rules OF this Court ard
u appearing 10y satisfactory evidence, that he NOT au
SAID Defendant doaipear here on tie FIRST day Of the
next term and answes the bn of toe Plaintiff and
uist cory OF his o,cr he Forthwith, inserted in some
newspaper published in thc City ofBichniord lo,,,o
months .eces'e' sad posted At Csc fsont door Of the
Capitol, Ia Tie sid City
- Copy. Test,
WI W .ftENING.c c.
Asn C7-----wow
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-08

Asgre gste-Snlet1 subsitcrn,i sergeant, mus- |
clan, 81 rnatcs; total 81. Nouoded--z SntaIerns,
sergeant mnjpr, serscnts, corpors, musicians,
~ priyates total GS total khle'i and wounded 81
Mlssns--i sergeant 10 rri'aies; Total 20
Commissioned O5Ceig.
6th Regment--1s LIST Lieut. George ". Ieunk, wo'm-
de the 7th and Al a un the Sth Sept
lSu, Regimen,--Sd 1t lebe,t Vi. Harrison wcnn-
dcu so the shouh,cr.
sltn Regin.ent-Sd Lieut.. Henry Taylor, wounded
in the kncc
& list etlc PRINCIPAL oscrrs efthe B'ihsh .7r"y, e
an eaklt ofihe setrIai re2i,rl,s (,'i corps irier
fhe conga,nl efLt Gen Slr Geo. F'svest al he
Nese II i'affs6urgi
Lieutenant General SIR George Provost, Cor man
der in Chef
MAJOR General De Ro,Jenburg, second in
| nlsnd.
Major General Robertson, commanding FIRST brig
| ule
Major General Powers, commanding second brig
! atc.
Major General d isbaue, commanding third big
| AIDE.
Maior General Taynea, Alju,art General.
| Sir Sidney Beck i,h, Or. Mas Gen.
Cot Hughes, Chief en,iuecr.
Major Sinclair, Commanding Officer Of -Artie-
lieut. Co Ty,sV, Assist Adj. Gen.
Capt Burke, Dsp Asst a j. Gen.
Col Murray, Assist Or Mas. Gen.
fiajor Montgomery, do. do,
Capt. Davis, Dep As. Or. Mas. en-.
Iist effhe Regiments and Cos5s.
&Trocp Iothligbt Dragons, sn'
4 Companies Royal Arulerv, 40
| 1 Dlignd, RoeletceIs, Q
Brigade Royai y; : ,,s and Miners, Z.
st Biisade-a7th res. list battalion 90
, ss;h Was
5;h 1000
81 On Bufss 900
500
ID Brsrle-ssth 1860
seth geo
TnJh "a p-'.r 900
27th 81 Rat. soo
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Sd B,igajc---ati or King ai Bat goo
l3;h COO
4otb e0O
un 1900
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|. 1t. misunderstanding (SwAs)leG0
=, Cai,passu ChssSe',rs geo
:, Nopgcurs $50
Frontier Light Infantry $50
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-08

SHALL petition the Legislature II VIRGINIA AZ lie
peXiscs'n, tor leave 20 Toll-Biilee across
James aver commencing nv land in the caitv oe
c"Gsefeid and abuttng The opposite side hereof
''.'he purpose FDWD w TRENT.