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JUSTICE.
NKw-YoRK, Dec. 13.

NKw-YORK, Dec. &c.
Ertr1c' ofa lcffer From an american Cnht
10 his frictd in This city, daied
Dartmouth Prison,
September 2Sth, 1914.
when wrote to you last | was on board
the Nassau priscn-siip, lying n Chatham Ri
yer, nut was ordered round 70 this prison for
greater security. ] have no hopes Of being
exchanged, owing 20 the conduct either OF our
Agent or government They pick out such
as they think proper to send home, without
regard 20 the length Of their confinement
Myself, three hundred and fifty more, taken
in merchant vessels ard privateers, have
bcca suffered e. laEgu.sh ls u % rso'.-hs /;
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command, and in endeavouring to turn the
flank, colonel Brent was placed in posi-
ton calculated to prevent it the enemy
also advanced, and came within long shot
OF part of colonel Magrudcr's command,
which opened partial fire, but without much
effect ; and at this moment and in this situa-
ton general Winder ordered the ahole of the
troops, then stationary, TO retreat, which was
ELECTED with as much order AS the nature OF
the ground and the occasion would permit
these troops, after retreating s or GOO PAGES,
were halted and formed, but were again or
dered TO retreat by gen. NNin6er General
Winder then gave orders TO collect and form
the troops on the heights west of the turnpike
gate, about one mile and haitfrom the cap
itol, which order was i'll Part executed, and
the forces formed by gen Smith and the o.
thcr officers, when colonel George Minor .
came up with his regiment of Virginia voIun-
teers, and united ms forces with general
Smith s command, having been detained, as
before stated, in obtaining arms ammunition,
&c. but, while in the act of forning, GEN
eral VI inder gave orders to retire to the cap
itol, with an expectation OF being united with
the troops Of the first line. Colonel Minor
was ordered to take certain position and
disposition, and cover the retreat of all the
forces by remaining until all had marched ter
the Capitol. The troops were again halted
at the capitol while general NVinder was in
conference with colonel Monroe and general
Armstrong.
(Totc corti;yrd J
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BIZ MAS R{TCH/E. !

1T 'Heeting Of The Directors Of ne Marine Lls,s.
Company Of Richmond, held ,his ,!ly az their
C6fcc:
gsESoLVED, That dividend of Three and half
4 per tor the last six months be declared on
much OF the Capital Stock OF this CouI,sy, AS has
been pd IN, and paid to the Stockholders or their a,-
thorised agents. ut the Office OF the company on Tues
day the 27th instant.
Resolved, that the transfer books of this company,
he closed tiil alter the next general election OF Direct
ers.
Pab,hel by order Of the Board.
A. CAMPBELL. Scc'ry.
9Th Dec. lSll
Q , The Stockholders will please to take Notice
st election OF Fifteen Directors, To- SERVE tor the
ensuing year. will be held al the Once ot the Comps
NY Tuesday the s.! day al. January next the poll
TO be opened IL o'clock iorcaoon and closed a, 5
+. NJ A.C
December ~. 3awtSiJ
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On the 21st late at night, Col. Tayloe a.
rived, iii the city from the Northern Neck,
where he had been charged with orders ia
relation to the Virginia drafts, and reported
himself to general Armstrong, who issred the
following genel u order:
80 IVar Ori,arfD,enf, D1uc. 92a,
1914, az o'elock.)
General Douglass will assemble his bri-
sade at Alexandria, and hold it there SUBJ
ject 70 orders.
=" John ARMSTRONG"
Colonel Iayloe executed this order. and
Iuesd,eY night, the 23d, again reported him
self to Ges. Armstrong, who issued the fol-
lowing orders:
War Defartmcnt,
"GENERAL ORDER.
Lieut. Colonel Minor will repair to
Washington with the regiment under ms COM
r,and with the utmost trspatch he will re-
port ON h arrival there to col. Carbcrry of
The 36th regiment, aud make a req uisitiun for
srn1s and ammunition.
(oigned) JOHN ARMSTRONG.
Uar DEPARTMENT, mr.. Esd, 1914.
"GENERAL ORDER.
9 All thc militia now in AMI marching
70 alexandria, besides Colonel Minor, viii
march Immediately t., Washington.-
Iacse orders viii be communicated by Col.
ayIoc.
"JOHN ARMSTRONG;
On the 18th OF August Cen. Van Ness or
dered Cen. Young to call oct en- massc. the
brlB+he under his conn AMI, i1c ,uding thu Al
tIandria Inilltla the same day two troops
at cavalry attached to the brigade. we're or
''ered to rendezvous at Bladensburgh.: ON
tine 18th, At O'Clock il tire morning, TO ac-
company Col Monroe, Secretary of State <,
rs be SUBJECT to his order. On the Doth in
The afternoon, General Ioung's brigat;t. was
ordered by Gen. Winter to cross the Pcto-
mac, opposite Alexandria, and encanrD IN
tine best pos ton and wait further orders
whch was Effected The brigade con,,,fi,,r
ct 454 men, two six Founders, aud one brass
four Founder On the 22d early, General
oung, by order Of General Vindcr march
Ell ms brl5 dc and took position OH a height
rear the head of PSCataWay creek. ab,u, z
miles IN the rear of fort Washington. where
the ground W favorable fer a small detach-
ment, TO defend the country against much
larger force, 4dd remained in this position
until the morning Of the 24th, when several
orders were gwen 20 HIN; first, To- riarch to-
wards the Eastern Branch bridge second.
20 cross the Puto ma; 70 the Virginia side &c.
his brig4dc was intended in is dispositions
- aid Fort ~ ashiDston, the town OF Nlcx-
andi1a, and TO be in situation to Ioia Gen.
Winder.
Oh the morIing ofthe oath, Gen. Winder
established his headquarters near the / tst-
'rn branch bridge detachm-nts Of horse
we're out IN various directions as emcttes and
rcconh'iTlng parties, and arrangements made
TO deatroy the Eastern Branch bridge. Col
George Mmor with li5 regiment Of Virginia
militia, co'npo cd OF 900 infantry and 100 ca
'ry' arrived at the CRY q Washington ~
tic twilight ~ eveniIg Of the sd he cali
on tie Prc.Ie e. wh' reff rrrA hirr to the
ASofet~iJ 81 Wan t.. orders t.le 5.crstar,
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NEGRUES FOR SAL,E

N THURSDAY the 18th of January next, If fair 9th
y erwise, on the next fam day, will expo.c 10 pub
lie sale, at MISSIONER, in the count OF Chsles CITY
CP's''Hs Of az HH"ded ldksy IIrgt,ia bo,r, Slres.
Among them are sorsc carpenters shoe-u akers and
hlack-smiths; also, good washers and plain cooks and
hose servants Of both sexes. 1 do rot know such y
>si"aie number OF cool n.grocs credit oG twelve
sionthS wi't be allowed the purchasers, upon their.
ging hnnns with approved s-curities before the reno
va oil tbe property Persons preferrins to pay cash,
VII be allowed discount oi per cent upon doing So
~ enc same tn'e, upon credit of six months will
ss, Ten fme tlaies, :.sO Haqgons G,, AZ, .rceRent
Chariot
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iNVE9 nc INCONSISTENCIES.

On the 21st, late at night, Col. Tayloe a..
rived, in the city from the Northern Neck,
where he had been charged with orders ia
relation to the Virginia drafts, and reported
himself to general Armstrong, who issced the
following gener, order
&c IVar Department, .lng. 92a,
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RICHARD w. BYRD
December Is.

o. The Editor a. the Petersburg Republican is
TO insert rhe alv" ul the ,tnv OF s;,.e
coward las account ia tie Editor of tn Enquirer o'
1900.
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s'GENFRAL ORDER.
" General Douglass will assemble his bri-
gade at Alexandra, and hold it there SUBJ
iect TO orders.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-02
ANECDOTE.

A recruiting officer, in the vicinity of Mil.
ford, (Ohio,) having enlisted several re-
cruts among the patriots of thar country,
the father of one of them. cling desirous of
having son released from the service, sent
for young Lawyer opick hole in the
enlistment. The Lawyer came, in hopes of
receiving great reward for his -eryises g.
requested the officer to relate to him his
manner of enlisting to which he readily as
scented, and said he would show him, if he
required it The Lawyer replied. shall
be glad to get all the information cam
The officer, taking eight dollars in his hand,
said-sir, tell them, as intend to tell you,
(and after telling him the necessity of en-
listing and duty in camp) said, sir, you re.
ceiye this money as part your bounty,
in the name Of the United States Quitting the
money into his hand. and stepping to his
book, asked the lawyer his name and age.
then said, step this way sir. and will show
You the manner they are all qualified, telling
him to raise has right hand, and after adj.
mnistering the oath, said, sir, Now take
your place in the ranks
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LAND FOR SALE.
,THos. READ, elk.

~ . Il
RY virtue of decree of the Superior
- court OF Chancery, for the Richmond
Di-trict, wherein the Executors of Alexan
der rent. sen. decd. were compIaiuants
and the Representatives of Peterfi,id rrenr.
endants- ItM be Sold. at Cumberland
courthouse, on the fourth Monday in JuIs
next l6eing court day1 the balance of that
sery valuable TRACT Of LAND ON WilIis's
river, Containing 587 1.2 acres, by a late
,urvey.-The quality of the Land is well a
dapted to the culture OF Wheat, Com, &c.
aud Its ccontiguity to the town of Cara,
where there is most excellent Manu,ac
turing Mill, for wheat, a tobacco inspection
and Already Market for every thing winch
may be made thereon-added to its being a.
me head ofthe nav gable waters of Willis.
river. render it a most desirable .i.uation
Tor one who wishes to invest ms money in
TINS k'nd OF property.-Ore third of the pur.
chase e'oney sill be required when the ii !.
tie Is made, and the balance in Two eau
annual instalmenis, to be secured by deed
OF trust on the Laad
THE COMMISSIONERS
June %, 1874. ids.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-02
NO'riCE.

RYvrtue OF Deed of Trust, executed TO MS
- by Peter Guerrant, jun. bearing date the
"a day ct April, 1905, and Of Record in the
County Court OF Franklin, to secure to James
and VIM. Anderson the payment of q CERTAIN
SUN OF money therein specified, we shall, on
Monday the 4th day Of July next (being court
day proceed to sell. at Franklin Courthouse,
to the highest bidder, for ready money, the
tract OF LAND. in said connty, wiereon the
,aae 1uerrant resides, containing by estimation
1866 l.2 acres, and bounded by the Lands of
Joseph Price and Dthers.--Also FIFTEEN NE.
GRoES, consisting of Women, Boys, G Girls
or SO much OF said property as will satist,
the SAID debt with interest avid costs
M JOHN HO3SON. Jun'r.
OGLESBY SCRUGGS.
buckingham. 1fay 25.-u6b
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-02

= naslotte Lourt, sLay 2, / a.
Branch II Bib, Plaintiff.
s-ts ~3 against IN
Thomas Bibb. SYSTEMATICALLY, 10. CHANCE.
s,ah hoseley and Jennings NJ. RY.
Jeffreys, Desend'ts.
HE Defendant, Thomas VI. Blob, not hav.
4 ing entered hi. appearance, according 10
the act OF Assembly and the rules Of this Court,
and it appearing % the satisfaction OF the court
That he is not an inhabitant of this STATE,
On motion oil the Plaintiff, by his Attoraey.--it
Is ordered, that he appear here on the first day
OF August Court next, and en- er his appearance,
and answer the Plaintiffs hill, and give seou-
r'ty Tor performing the decree of the Cour. -
and that copy of this order be inserted in one
OF the newspapers printed in Richmond, inr two
months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted at the front
door OF the Courthouse OF the SAID County
a Copy--reste,
THOS. READ, elk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-02
Fresh Medicines.

JUST received by the subscriber, a few losrs
below the Bell Tavern. and warranted
genuine--viz.
1to!bs camphor.
80 10 Opium, M
200 DO. Guu. Ai,bic, les, quality,
20 do Tras araa,h, 10.
50 do Arrow Root,
& ISL 10. Cream Tartar,
90 do Gum Ass.ioe,ida,
100 10 Pulv: Rsubsrb,
Il lO0 do do Jallap,
20 do. do. Ipecac,
75 do. do. Pale Bark,
200 du. Yellow Bark,
$50 do, Liquorice Ball
50 do Arnatto, best.
100 do. Sweet Spts Nitre. 1870
SO d.. Cinnamon,
so do. Cassia,
100 do.,Aniss Seed,
80 do. Camouile Flowers.
81 do. Magnesis, large lump, =
~ do. do small square 6 EseiisA
loo do. do. Pulverised
Groce Haiook's Sest Amer Cast or Oi.
do. best West Indian do.
IL do do. Common, do.
10OClos. Pearl Ashes,
CoPal Varnisb, Lamp Oil, &c.
rosetner with almost a general assortment
Drugs and Medicines.
Which lie intends to sci! low tor .cash.-or
ders panctuaily a,tesded to-
. Dec 81. w. WIS"
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

An AWAY. Gas / an informed, feS, as,s
= = before Chrstu,.s iastj IRON free ul;...,tlo
NAN ny the name Of Patterson, VINO hlr.l i,er0
,ne last year, negro woman named MARIA
!. 3aDDLEToN, belonging to me. She is stout,
tsii bedied woman. elth large eyes, and re.
marketable for deep da"ples IN her checks
Her eountenance is pleasing when she ssilles,
and one of her fore teeth is out Sue common.
~ wear handkerchief on Ms head ike q t,ir-
oan.----i viii give 'hr sbfve reward, aad pay
~ reasonable es;l~.;ses to any person who VIII
deliver her 10 Inc IN tiiis city or ten dollars tor
securing her SO that get her again.
WM. MUNPORD,
Richmond. J,ndlry 81, 1914 rn.l
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sEoRETAaY or STATE.


All officers and soldiers o. the army are re-
quired TO continue their exertons in de,ectins-
and bringing TO trial deserters from the ar
my.
A premium not exceeding fifty dollars fer
each deserter will be paid BY the commanding
oihcsr OF the post. garrison or district to which
he may be brought and delivered. All officers
and Soldiers are required to enforce the law a
gainst such citizen or citizens as shall en-ice
or procure soldier to desert. The words of
the law are as follows, viz
Bell enacfed, &c. That every person. no,
subject to the rules and articles OF war, who
shall procure or entice soldier in the service
OF the United States, to desert or who shall
purchase from any solder, his arms, uniform
clothing, or any part thereof; and every Cap.
tain or commanding officer Of any ship or veg
sci, who shall enter on board such ship or YES.
sci, as one OF his crew, knowing him TO have
deserted, or otherwise carry away ary such
soldier, or shall refuse to deliver him up To the
orders OF his commanding officer, shall. upon
iegai conviction, be fned at the discretion OF a.
ny court having cognizauce of the same in anv
SUN not exceeding three hundred dollars and
be imprisoned any term not exceeding one
year.
BY order Of tie Secretary Of War.
JOHN II. BELL,
AsasfGw INSPECTOR General
(2m.)
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FOR THE ARGUS.
The SHADE OF LAWRENCE.

THE SHADE OF LAWRENCE.
sat On the bank OF stream,
Whose waters. were gliding awsys
Ger the top ofthe cliff, the Sun sent a beam,
ou its smooth iapsing bosom TO play.
The songsters were chanting their lay,
Sweet melody echoed alongs
The blush of Aurora, transmitted ray,
To wakeh the musical throng.
AL nature TO me, seemed renewed,
No dulIness sadness, was found;
Each gay serenader, with ardour endued,
strove to soften the air-thrilIng sound.
The Elm and the willow, combined
Their branches, a covert to weave;
Sopleasant the bower, the woodbiue entwined,
Iceased for my oououy to yieve.
Each moment stole softly away, NJ
To the eonesrt, listened while
The shade Of brave Lawrence, my fancy heard
say,
stake heed foruntimely you smile
"Ths blood That impuipsd the wave,
That colored with crimson the deep,
Must fow unavenged, whea the eye Of the
brave,
Forgeis. for its country, to weep.
A martyr to freedom died,
1.-THE confines of Eden, L aetI;
For the rights Of Columbia, those shades often
sighed
That before for her glory had bIed.
AT throng so majestic, gazed,
Their Warrington, Warren * Wayne
Sat smilins--I shuddered, o'erawed, and amaz.
cd,
Yet softly, heard them exclaim
Hail, hero to glory arise,
Thy oorse, thoa hast left on the aood ];
Come mingle the throngs which inhabit the
skis,
and witness The smiles ofthy God!
Then Lawrence, descend the vast sleeps,
SO visit thy country again;
Proclaim that the genius of liberty weeps.
And sends thee, to kindle her flame %
On pinons seraphic, i few,
The coasts OF my country to wing
Credsntials celestial, sage Washington drew,
Then credi, the t>ings bring.
In Heavens bright Temple wSs held
A council, and this was decreed,
That the Tyrauts of Britain, again should be
quelled,
And the Hero. on Erie should bleed
The storm which, the sire sustained,
More violently beats on the son;
When the fields of Columbia with gore were,
lsssstainsd,
A million ofhearts were as one.
Then oint-heirs of f. eedom uni,ey
Integral, colossal, tbs band:
No naughty usurper could measure the nigh,
That union would rear in the land"
Confusion and panic conspircd,
10 hinder a speedy replys
The genius with Angelic ardour Inspired,
Assembled the sleeps 9th sky.
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LAND FOR SALE.

IwoULD WISH TO SELL
10 Or 1900 Acres of land.
Lyigg in the county eforanre,
nNtle road leading from swift Run to o.
- ranEe courthouse. and in less 1 an a mile
rom the latter place. The greater,part Of This
land is in lis original growt, and the tract !.
quai an vaus To any high land IN the state.--
There is omit from sixty 10 seventy acres of the
very first rare low g. ,unds. The land will be
shewn hy myself, or in my absence, by Mr.
Robert Crock, liylng'on The premises.
THOMAS MACON.
June %. 6w
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Riein,ana 1911 ~. 10.

Richmond, 18Th Jare, 1914
NE COURT OF HUSTIN Gs viii proceed,
4 at July Court. to the appointment Of a
SCHOOL MASTER, for the Poor Children in
me AIMS HOUSE Of the city--saiary s 100 per
annnm, and board. The privilege under GER
ain restrictions, willb allowed the teacher, of
feceving for tuition, the neighboring children
on tbs own ACCOUNT. -.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-02
BY col WM DUANE.
Adjutant-General in the Army oil the U. s.. !.

Pace 49,
Orders addressed TO Dir. JAMES WIZ
son, Printer, Philadelphia, will he attend ed to
Orders from Booksellers, TOR any number, ac.
cempan.ed by cash will be attended to, and
discount allowed psoportionate to the number
purchased.
GJ The Hand-BOok for caoai,y will be for
sale at S. P'eosaats' Bookstore, Richmond, in a
fes days. Iow.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-02

WHEREAS information has been received
that number of individuals, who nave
qeser,ed from the Army of the United States.
nave become sensible of tieir offences, and are
oes,rous OF returning to their duty.
a iuii pardon is hsreb, granted and proclaim.
ed to each and ali such individuals as snail w;,h
III tiree months from the date thereof. surren-
der themselves to the commapding officer OF
any military post within tao United States or the
territories thereof.
In testimony whereof, I have caused the
seal OF the United States to be affixed to
these presents, and signed the same with
my hand.
DSneat me City of Washington, the seven.
tecnth day Of June. A. ID. one thoo-
sand eight hundred AMI fourteen, and
OF the Independence of the United
States the thirty eighth.
JAMES MADISON.
BY the President,
JAMES MONROE,
SEcRETARY OF STATE
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LAND FOR SALE.

The, Oserseers of the Poor, In Surry County. will,
d. proceed, on the 26:h July. if the weather
permit, il not the next good day,
TO SELL
THE GLEBE LAND
said County, lately occupied by the Rev'.l
SAMUEL BUTLER, decd. The Sale win
take piace, on the premises, at ~ o'ciock-
1t is deemed useless to give description q, ,b;s
properly, as those disposed to purchase will MAJ
tusly view the premises previously 10 the
day OF Sale The Land is situated on the stage
road between Cabin Point and Surry Courts
house, ana contains 3S2 acres, more or less
A credit OF IL months will be allowed thu
purchaser, agreeah,y TO the law of the Genera,
Assembly. Bond and approved security will
be required
By Order cfthe Bocrd,
JAS. DAWES EDWARDS, elk.
Surry, June %. tos -
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Boct. Eees' .yciopedla.

SUBScRsERS to Recess Cyclopedia, are
- respectfully informed, tbat the 47,h No. or
Vol, "a, part. isf, has been received, and is rea
dy for delivery At tie Subscribers Book store
hIcsmond-----t hey are earnestly solicited to
make early aPp1cation for the numbers wanted
TO oomp.ete their respective setts--aud such as
are indebted for numbers o. the work Already
delivered are requested to make immediate
payment.
s. PLEASANTS,
.4genfJor the Projectors.
June 90.