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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-13
Virginia Argus.
HicDuinnn,
WEDNESDAY,, JuLYl3. 1914.

Our readers will peruse, with mingled emos
tons ofregret and satisfaction, the interest ne
account of the loss Of the United States rigate
Essex, and tina arrival Of capt. Porter. The
deaths of 50 many brave men as fell i a the COM
bat of Valparaiso, is, on public, as we'll as a
private account, to be deplored Their long
crulze must have made them most exceIlem sea.
men aid that they we're brave, it is encu n, to
know that they were american sailors. No cline
could enervate their courage no danger could
sppaI their firmness. They struggled to the
last; they could do no more and when we
contrast the steady patriotism. the exalted va
lor of our gallant marines, in the waters of
Chill, with the sycophtncy of that royal reptile
Governeur Norris It New York, We glory in our
,ars, and ioathe the wretch, WAC, Sinking to the
grave, exerts nearly his last voice to degrade
and impair the inaiiensbe rights oe mankind.
and particularly those of mis- own countrymen.
Tie Hero eftAe Pacific; the undaunted por.
ter st,li SURVIVES. Providence has permitted
him to return to us with honor, at moment
when we are threatened By the myrmidous Of
britain with a formidable desceir OIL our shores,
and when we shat want the guiding aid of sucn
IN experienced comn,nier. IN eyeay respect
capt. Porter must now he All accomplished off,
Ger. In enterprige, in rnanoeuvre, in strata
gem, he must bc perfect. -
He lost his ship bynntowssd accidents, beyond
his controls add elisre canno he .ioub- that eve.
~ thing that coui,i he dooe, under the cireum-
stnces, which Is within mortal compass WIS done.
by the captain aud mis- gorous crew. We shall be
glad to learn, from authority. that the prize mo-
ney OF the Essex has been suyed 20 the amour sta.
ted. II wliirsuse 10 captain Porter, hi. officers
aud men, Oh their relatives, very handsou,; dlvi-
deuds -
What most surprising. Is that the Essex was
not captured long ago. \ ANAL tr,gsie Of guns.
aud they carronades. ling the Pacific sor more
than twelve months, In defiance of the enormous
naval power OF England, is a phenomenon IL the
annals OF inafitime warfare, worshy OF all alnr,.-
trstion aud OF all praise! Wemay judge what ter
ror ourhttle frigate must have tisarelA when W.
mud superior British fiigaIe, with tender near
y aspo"eriul as the Essex, Aeepag lnctwithstand-
ing the previously shattered STAT ID oor ,nasts1
at respectful sTedSiny d,stanee. w have no doubt
bat, even alter the essex stack, the Brit ST, rap-
lam approached her with as much fear and cau.
on as old jack F!sta Ord the corpse OF Hotspur,
ter the latter was slain.
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DETAIL FOR MILITIA SERVICE, UNI
DER THE REQUISITION OF JULY 4,
1914.

New Ha shire Three regiments and
,attalion, viz. $50 artillery, $3.50 infantry !;
total $500. General StaF-oue major gen.
two brig. generals, one deputy quarter mas
ter general, one assistant adjutant gen.
Observation-Disclosures regiments. viz. one
thousand artillery. 5000 infantry ;tora, ten
housand- General Staif--two MAJ. gems, q
rig. gems, one dep. or. mas. gen. assistant
iep. quarteI master generals and two assis-
ant adjutant generals.
Rhode Isiand.--One battalion, viz. so
artillery, $50 infantry.
Connecticut - Fhree regiments. viz. 500
artillery, 2,700 infantry total 5000. Gen.
|eral staff ---one major general one briga-
der general, one deputy quarter master
general, one assistant adintant general.
New.York-Thirteen regiments and one
battalion, viz. $50 artillery, L. $50 infant.
| try total 1880. Gen. staff major gen.
II brigsdier generals, one deputy quarter
| master general. 6 assistant deputy quarter
| master generals, and assistant adj. geos
NcwJersey,-Five regiments, viz. SOC
| artillery, $500 Infantry total 5000 Ger
staff major general, two brig generals
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company wit take charge of several pieces
of heavy artillery.
We understand that ia compliance with
request Of the Committee of Safety in this
town, the Commander in Chief has ordered
a detachment OF militia from this brigade,
consisting of one company of Infantry and
half a company Of Artillcrists--to be station.
ed at Fort Burrows to aid in'the defence of
Portland.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-13

VT. oGiLFfE respectfully snnounec. his ~.
.,g, at half after o'clock, an CRATIC, ON BENZ.
riCb NCt--for the benefit Of the Richmond Pc
na'e Humane Association. The Grafton will be
'o'Iowed by series Of appropriate Reeitauens.
Tickets OF Admission may be bad at MIR. Cot.
toms H0okstore.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-13

one deputy quarter master general, one a.
deputy quarter master general ard one Z.
adjutant general
Pennsylvania>-14 regiments, viz I 40,
artillery, 1860 infantry total II, 900 Ge
neral staff, s maj gems. br. gems. l DEF
ar. mas. gen. asst. dep. or. mas. gems. and
asst. adj. gems.
Delaware.-1 regiment, viz. 100 artillery,
900 infantry; total 1000
Maryland. 20 regiments, viz. 600 artillery,
500 infantry total 5000: General staff
maj gen. brig gems dep Or mas. gen rs.
dep or mas. gen and as. adj. general.
yIRoISrA-12 regiments. viz. 200 artiie.
ry, 10, 800 infantry total $4,000 Gener,l staff
IS msj. gems. 6 brig gems dep. or. mas. gen
s assist. dep. Or. mas gems. and 3 assist. ad j.
generals.
North-Carolina ~ regiments, viz. 200 ar,ii
lery. $500 infantry total 1000. General st all,
major gen 8 brig gems. dep. Or. mas. gen
ass. dep. or mas. gen. and asst adj. gen.
South Carolina.-5 regiments, viz. 500 artil.
lery, 1850 infantry total 5000 General
STALL maj. gen. brig. gems l dep. q. mas
general, ass. dep. or. mas. general and ass
aJjutant general.
G.orgia.-3 regiments and one battalion, viz
$50 artillery. $3.50 infantry, total, $500. Ge.
neral staff maj. gen. brig gems. dep or
m as gen. ass dep. q IN. gen. and 1 ass.adj
gen
.Kentucky.-5 regiments and one battalion,
VIZ. $500 infantry total $500. General staff
II maj. gen. 3 brig. gems. dep. or. mas. gen
1 IS dep a. mas gen and as, adj gen.
Tennessee regiments and 1 bait slion, viz
1850 iufantry; total $500. General staff II
ori.g~gen. lass. dep. Or. mas gen. and ose ass
adj. gsn.
Louisiana II regiment, viz. 1000 infantry
total 1000
Mississippi Territory.-one battalion, viz
500 infantry (; total 500. General staff, Louisi-
ana and Mississippi, brig gen. and ! dep. or.
mas gen.
Letters from Buffalo dated the Sd inst. and
received by the War Department on Saturday
state, that Major General Brown had crossed
the streight and landed in Canada with the di
vision under his command, on the night ofthe
ID and morning ofthe Sd inst. without opposi-
ton. III. was marching Gas was bclieved) to
the assault of Fort Erie, or to take position
and seek q battle with the enemy between that
Fort and Fort George.
Mar Inf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-13

- Several Communications and ADVERTISE
meats, with variety Of interesting articles, are
unayoidably deferred until our next, when they
shall be particularly attended to.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-13

INHE Equalizers OF Property ia cue LDy
u OF Richmond. will attend on Saturday
the 10th inst. from the hour of 10 A. M "a
2. M. at the City Hail. over the Msrket.
for the purpose of adjusting Any valuations
deemed hcorreCt. July ~, 1874,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-13
BOSTON, july .

BUSTDN, July
Extract Of lie, ter from Bath, dated July 49,
"'Thefe have been two more attacks at Boothbav,
and he British were beaten off with the loss of 9S
kiied aud wounded on heir de, and one man k =.
ed oil the militia on our side''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-13
REQUISITION OF MILITIA.
Circular to the respective Governors Of the
following States ~

Circular to the respective Governors Of the
following States.
Var Dehartmenf, Jukv 4, 1914.
SIR-fhe late pacifcation in Europe of,
fers to the enemy q large disposabIe force,
beth naval and military, and with it the
means of giving to the war here character
of new and decreased activity and extent.
Without knowing with certainty, that
such viii be its application. and still. less that
any particular point or points will become
obi scts of attack, the President has deemed
it advisable, as a measure of precaution, to
strengthen ourselves on the line of the AT.
iantic, and Gas the principal means of doing
this will be found in the Militia) to invite
the Executives of certain states to organize
and hold in readness,for immediate service,
a corps Of ninety three thousand five hun>
dred men, under the laws of 18th February.
1885. and 18th of April, 1914.
The inciosed detail will show your excel~
lency what, under this requisition, will be
the quota Of
AS far as volunteer uniform companies
can be found, they will be preferred.
The expediency of regarding (as we'll in
the designations of the militia as OF their
places of rendezvous) the points, the impor-
lance of exposure of which will be teost
likely TO attract the views of the enemy,
need but be- suggested.
A report of the orgaDizatio Of Your quo
Ia, when completed, and Of It's place or pla,
ces Of rendezvous, will be acceptable.
/ have the honor to be, with very great
respect, your excellency's most obedient &
very humble servant,
JOHN ARMSTRONG.
His Excellency the Governor of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-13
WAR DEPAKTMENr,

WAN OEPhhThENT,
diHfaat and LaspeefOr General {. Office,
Cd July, 1914.
GFNERAL ORDERS.
L of Maryland, the District Of Colum.
that part Of Virginia lying between tho
|snnock and Potomac rivers, will con.
"a separate military district. (No. 10Y an'
commsnd Of brig. gen. Winder.
ny order.
JNO. r. BELL,
", ~D Asst. insp'r Gen.
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BALTIMORE, July IL.
From the coffee house books.

From the coffee house books.
ship express from Annapolis brings ac-
counts tbat a 70, frigate, brig, and two seIlrs
passed there last evening Standing up he bay
The NYork Columbian gives The following state
Ioeiit Of the expedition lifting out at Bermuda br
Admiral COcnrane--0 ships Of the line, I3 frigetes
aud transports for 900 men 0 of which had ar
Red-l'o sail the LIST of July for our coast
he French National Brig L'Olivier, sail
ON New York on the 5th instant. with
Ches Tor France. In passing Govern
and the Olivier was saluted from Fort
bus with 81 guns, which was answer.
3 from the brig.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-13

Col Preston has SO. far recovered of his
wounds received at Williamsburg, a. to be
able to travel He left this city yesterday
for his seat in Virginia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-13

Gen. Boyd left this city yesterday. We
understand he has been assigned to the 3rd
Military District, and wiz be stationed at
New York.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-13
~ BY Last Evenings Mail.
WAsHIxcroN CRY. July II.

Extract Of a letter received at the War Of
fee, dated 18th June, 1874.
regret exceedingly tn be OBJ ICED 20
state that the Government has lost the ser.
vices of that valuable officer, 1t. Col Forr
sy,h: He was killed while advancing on a
party OF the enemy about 200 strong. The
enemy was driven back by the rif1emea and
one company the 18th lnfantry. Our loss
was 1t, Col. Forsyth killed, and one soldi-
er wounded. The ensmy's loss is stated at
I7.'s -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-13

5Sfs CHARLESToN, July =, 1914.
SiR-I have this moment received the mer
iancholy information of the loss of the Uni
ted States schr. Alligator, in Port Royal.
II appears bhe was upset Sr anchor. by a
violent tornado or whrl,wind. Lit. Bassett,
with eleven OF the crew, are ooly saved -
MidshiPmen Brailsford and Rogerson, with
IS men, are unfortunately lost.
: BY the next mail, shall be able to for
ward to you Lit. Bassett's report
have the honor to be, with great respect,
your obsdicnt servant,
John H. DENT.
Hon. VIM. Jones,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-13
WASHINGTON CRY, July 8.
DEFENSIVE MEASURES.

We understand. are already arranged BY
the War Department, to guard against and
fepe' the depredatioas # the enemy on the
shores of the waters adjscent to this district
<-ft is said that camp of about two thou.
ssnd regular troops. Of whom 200 are to be
dragoons, is to be established at some point
between the Patnxent and Potomac, so as
to be able to send ont. at the shortest notice,
detachments to any point invaded or m.na>
ceti on either river. acquisitions of militia,
1t IS also said. are to be held in readiness
to aid this force in repelling any attack on
this city of more formidable character, if
attempted. These measures Cannot but at,
ford much satisfaction to the people of this
district and of the adjoining couatry, as it
will relieve them from the liability to per-
form military service except on really ur
gent occasions.
July 9.
Cohy ola tefser fronr Cam. J. III Bent. TO
g.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-13

From The National idpoeote. June 8
I" It's doRe ! the agony is over ~ The long
suspenselin which the mind OF every real A.
merican has been held for considerable time,
respecting The Essex frigate, is at length re-
ieved, by the arrival of the gallant Porter and
brave o. Gcers and crew, who have survived
" q e a,ost desperate conflicts that the an /.
~ al history ever has or ever will re-
particulars will be seen in the Off
Dh,po doubt will be published
II was really
ed the hME.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-02-02
THE RICHMOND
Cotto., Manniacforv.

Us neary ready to go inro operation, and
will In few weeks want a considerable
nu'aber Of hands. Men, Women, Boys and
Girls OF various sizes will meet with EN-.
picy ment--and white apprentices received.
comfortable houses are erected at the es.
adjustment for the accommodation of Fa-
miles and others that may be employed.
a School and Books, &c. &c. will be kept
at the expcnce Of the institution for the pur-
pose ct educating the children both sppren
uces and others, in the common branches
OF an English education.
Under the organization Of this establish
ment, children may obtain from their own
industry a comfortable maintenance aad a
.tolerable good education.
none but persons Of a good character are
ended TO DC employed; il others get in
~ viii be discharged as soon as discover
fsrsons wishing employment may learn
furthes particulars OF application to Mr..
Richard Harris on the premises, or the sub.
scriber IN Richmond.
SEM. J. HARRIS.
Jan. IS If
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By THE GOVERNOR OF THE COMMON
WEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
Pkel.;I.A INN

M HEREAS il has been represented 10 IL,
w Executive by the Jai!or of Chesteriieia
COUNTY, that tAe following SLAVES, 10 vii Il,
CYRUS, ARCHER, FIELD ARC HER, &1iN X .
who had been condemned by the s@n,, nee. 81
the Ccurtoi said county to SUFFER ns.Aftsi
Tor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vic, a eer,aie al
CHA. l. BAil.Y, a free man OF colour ,sho Md
been remanded to the Jail OF said county. b5
an Examining rssrt thereof. tor GitAsD.LN Ar
CENf, hath BROKEN the said Jail aud mad.
their ESCAPE thereirom 81 10 therefore
with the advice ofthe Council of State hrreis,
offer reward Of ONE HUNDRED D0ILAl.Sl
10 any person or persons who shall aprrcheni
and safely lodge within any Jail of this coa
moaweaith, either of the said Slaves, Gurus
Archer, F,eld Archer, and Dick, for oh 81
them so secured-and also reward o, FIFTY
DoLLAkS, to any person or persons who shlb
apprehcnd and safely lodge in any Jail of ms
Commonwealth the aforesaid Michael Has ~
so that they may be dealt with as the la. d.
reefs and do moreover require all mi To-
trat s, shtritfs, scrseants ana constsb;es and
exhort the good people of this Commonw sth,
| 10 use their bes. endeavors L. arrest ,br aud
Saves Cyrus, Archer, Field Archer, and Dick,
and tic said Michael Bailey, :; man of colour,
snd dispose of them herein before direc-
ted.
Given under my hand rs Governor, and
/
& 81 Richmond, this 7ih day OF Janua v, IN
the year of our Lord, one thousand eight
hundred ard fourteen, and of the Com
monwealth the tI,.rty-eight'
Us BtSBOUR. :
CYRUS ARCHER is aboa six feet high,
stout and well made, of brown compile xion, and
IS about thirty five years old.
FIELD ARCHER is about six feet high,
stout and well made, of yellow compile xion, and
is about twenty four years old
DICK is black, rawbone fellow, upwards
ot SIX feet high, aud not very stout, but has
the appearance o being strong and active--he
is about thirty years old.
MICH AEL BABY is yellow man, about As
or 50 years did, of middle stature and size
and was laicly a resident nf the town of Peters.
burg.
l. is not recoiiectcd that either Of the said
Fellows has any remarkable seal or mark appar.
ent.
January % WV.
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TAKEN from Jacob Who calls himself Jacob Jones
Tor short, 3 Bags, containing about EIGHT
BUSHELS OF CORN--From AI, William rlix's
Ben, BAG, ABOUT TWO BUSTIELS--this
Bag has the lnitisls Of Messrs. Gaegu, Richard 81
go. 'fhc above mentioned corn, was hid under
meath the Coal, in their Boats--Also taken for,
i'iIly, The property of Mrs. Crouch. 8 BAGS, con-
tanning about SIX BUSHEi 8 CORN, one ofthase
Bags is marked G.. ". A Bill of ading ,isned g 10
OHey' accompanied the last mentioned parcel OF
Corn, whith am sure is forgery, and is ready fnr
the inspec ion ct Mr. Udey.--AIso, from Mr. Ro-
bert Lews's Joe, about bushels If corn--Thc
sale Of the Whole of this corn, viii be at this place
on the Oil, day Of February 1919. f2 O'Clock A. NJ
PAUL. G. G.. JONES.
Inspector Of Boats
lock Harbor, 9sth Dec.-1sI3 ir
" u. Was left at my Office by Jesse Norris, a
SACK ofSALT--Norris said the salt belonged
to q MIR. Peasants, who is requested to cal, for
II. II G, gu
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= NJ, Nr,.- > MAnrs

70 Nh Hrs;rS MARKS,
as you are not an in
aF2Vae. AZ in Ssate Of Virginia. nor have any
~sert or ~ r;',v IN fac !, within The sone,
stowa 1n me.{ hereby six, you ae.ice. that in
PnrsNafcs - q commission issued from The
v'is hg hvsln;ss Cnurt Of tie CITY ol
ficAmopd, on NC Ian day Of ID cemher, 1873,
hrii OK the 2Sr. Day 81 February next, BY
alonrnncnt svers a.y rrtii the testimony al
'ie Washington Javsro, prace' d 10 the saii.
~ p ftrhmpnd, o. take ne deposition of Jas
fhye'a" 10 be read IN violence, in suit de
e9dms IN ths iiuN'iags Ccusi of the said city,
q wi.'chs.il' lau aac pia,ntiil, and I as ADM.
9's'fascscf piesssat ionnshllsbauds deed. am
defendant.
4w sAML. p. PARSONS
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Al yhsnc~.y District Court held Ia " Ill
amsbarg, the tenth dayo April, 1873,
Lucy Clements, and William Lewis, Iatane
Clements, an infast, BY the said Lucy Glenn.
ents his mother and next friend, Pits.
AGAINST
Francis Smith and Iames 3. Burwell, DsGs
THIS sui, abates as TO the defendant Bur
welt by his death, and on the motion OF the
plaintiffs, by tliejr counsel, leave Is given them
to file a bill ofrevivor against john K. +. Cor
brn, adm ipistrator and dcvisee OF the said James
d. Burwell, deed. and Baron Burweil. Thomas
Emerson, aud Rachael his Wlte, and Eowin,
/ James, and Nancy Burweil, chit rem, and heirs
of James Burwell deed and process awarded
against the SAID defendants, ret,,rnable here
&c. and William Ball is appointed Guardian io
Edwin, James and Nancy Burwell, the infants
defendants, TO defend them in this suit And
The defendants Thomas Emerson, and Rachel
his Wife, not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the act of AS
senbiy and the rules of tins Court, and it APP
pearing To the satisfaction Of the Court, thar
they not inhabitants of this commonwealth
ON the motion of the plaintiffs, by their
counsel, IL is ordered, that the said defendants
do appear here OH the first day of tse next term,
and answer the bill oil the plaintiffs, and that a
copy of this order be forthwith inherited in tn,
Virginia argus, published in the City OF Rich.
mond, for two months excessively and posred
at the front door Of the former Capitol in this
City.
A Copy-Teste,
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, C. C.
January 90 w4w.
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Two Tracts of Land.

lying in South farnham parish & Essex coun
", one tact containing three huntlr ed & tween
y nine acres and an hal acre he the same more
or less, and one o,her tenement and tract CON
tanning twenty seven acres and one fourth o. as
acre (Which said tracts OF land were conveyed
to the said Hunter BY John IL. Beaie and were
sold and CONVEYED by the said Hunter & wife
to The said Samuel Foster by deed bearing da,e
the ist'day OF January, 1917 as shalt he sufli.
c'ent 10 pay snd satisfy the charges attending
the execution of this trust, as well those here.
to'ore as any hereafter accruing, and also what
balance may bc due and unpaid or the las,
instllmento s the debts mentioned in said deed
TIL. G. iio0MES, Trustee
Dec. 81, 1873 tbs