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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-07

T I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers, ard Feather
~ Beds, from 20 to As dollars, kept constantly
for sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. 2, ChGrles-strees.
Lttemse--an assortment Of MATTRESSES OF
every description, constantly kept for sale as above
March % IT,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-07

SdiC af HucllC,!,
NOTICE is hereby gwen, that here viii te sold
IN at Public Auctioa. On he Goth day OF Decem-
Der next il fair weather, il not. The next far day.
so much Of the Real Estate Of the late JosEPHus
PEexHAM, deceased, as rll pay all his just deets,
lying and beirg in scuih.Kings,own, IN the County
OF Washington. Sale to be On the premises Com
ditions made known at The time and place OF sale.
GEORGE PECKHAM.( q5,,-,
BENZ. PEcKHAN,
Co.sb
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-16

'Nee-. that point YES TO be axed whether a, IL.
or on tnst side OF the Rhinej retain o. renq.ss
i.s ssc. ndancS in lIoilsnd or in Swyerapd Is y,e
unknown to us.-The Report, tnro.eh,ut i, writ
'en IN the highest style of eloqu ms b~I !, sinks
wren, with so much sepshay; II touches on those
Us which bound Bernsdotte To his coun,ry, AN the
emperor OF Austria 10 hi, c rsudsop.
" are strsid that torrents of hood win yet De.
'use Europe, before she enjoys P.sce.
TIE MAILS.-There was no r,ail from
the North last nisht.--Vre have. net re-
ceiVed enc paper TO the north Of Phiad,l-
Ph'a SINCE cur last. z ur paper mai.S are
now due from N. York, Boston, &c. In ,hi,
'nferrsgnuni Of the Pust-C Al &c. white the
reins are vibrating between MIR. Granger Il
Hir. WeiEs,. things seem to go on woise thsu
thew tiio before.
BY the bye, if as we are told by Mr.. C;ales.
J. ne held by some CT the Members Of the
senate that the President must consult
them about whom he should hat o,l, as well
as ~horn he should fut IN, the Senat.. had
oest declare themselves at once a ps.ina-
hent bedr }; because there, never is d time
when the President can be sure thatiie will
nct nave To dismiss some corrupt or ineou,.
Petent agent.--If,hisb be the true rule of the
constitution, they have erred from the CON-.
~, OF the government TO ,his day.
Inc fTesident ought, in every case. haze
rue TINS previous question TO the S..aye:
rave your advice & consent II put A o..t
OF Office and after he had obtained Il. the,
20 nave asked the same about putting B h,
as successor----a conr5e, which no Pfesi.
Gent mas ever lreamt Of pursll;sp-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-16
RICHMOND FEAIrEaTI1RY,

.,,>-, $500 lUth March, 1915
ANOR SALE OF this place, 3 vsrie,y Of Ms,rG,.
lures. which will IL aid low for cash mr. no.
tered Tor raw m ,teris!s Among them ar Vytoneh,
end Cut Nails, Hi0g Of different k nd, I-on al
Brass mounted Crates, TOots for fsrrr,rs. e,rncn-
ters eoopers and baek5mths, Csrriage IT. rn,s,t
Wsggon and Cart & az, Collars, Hames end Cbs;ns
OF s'i kinds. Various kiads &C Csrpsqe~s' Cofn re-
and Biseksm'tss wo k, we'll az most kind, Of
Their work, done u re siort notice for cust ,as,s
- A,s', Spnn Cotton aud Thread, and various Kind.
OF Cloth sod or woven for ca5somers- snd a v,ri,,v
OF Shoes, Bpots aud B6otees, some OF whisb ,sst
have been some time on hand, viii be sold AZ 8edpe
ed prices SevcTs hundred pair oE Shoes. nIitsbI.
for Soldiers and lately made Of the best r,terisl
and faithful workmanship, win be 20 wholcs,e on
q very sruslI profit - "
'Aso, for sale and transportation, q Iks'y nsy,o
men, one . ID stiHer, about 40, The other Carrs,.
ter shout 30 year, Of sge. For terms, spp5 10 IN.
Executive. FfF " wv
There are are also in the Pexitentary for sic O
nero Slaves g men snd women
IRE subscriber having lately erected one Of J.w,
Wet Pstent Machines for Milling femp and Fjst
invites Manufacturers TO come end view II. sud mn,
ebsse TIE rght Of usBg it from the agent of he pa
tsntce, who IS authorized to sell for the ste0 yr4
siUi9, three or fCHf Counties ex 3eDtc4
VIM CAMPBELL, U.s.
-. II bseer and .1genf.
sHTSH ~ Il
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-16
FRENCH DECREE.

81 C1oVr, Voc. IS.
Art. 1. FROM this date al, payments due upon
secoont of the public debt, sc OF Holland, lyri..
the 'isnseatic department., aud the department Of
La L'ppe, are suspended.
9 Also. the further discharge OF sll civil and mil
itsry pensions in the said departments s, lands is
SUSPENDED.
S. An thst ia dus from orr ministers in those de-
psrtmen,s and lands, ~emed in the first article, for
pay to the so'aiery bonates, 'epustious lev.s &C.
Of whatever kind, for any service in the said de-
pa-t'nents. shall also he s;ispendef.
j. No exception tn this decree shall Re allow
ed upon any acco tint, without personal appro-
baton.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-16

fought, Ina. q late sesR ieveed FOR Su,dng ground
and number Of Danish graves have been disco
vsred ths season. In one &c these, Last week. a.
mongst the bones that remained, were found IS pie
ces OF silver. come OF which were carved, and no
doubt served orD.nents CT d-esa. This grave
was from eight to nine feet in Issth, and is Ear
distant from the place where The stone was put up
To commemorate the bait G and where, it Is said
Iisso Of the invading ete fcH-bs was of King
Hsco's household, and, it ia sappoasd, raust have
been buried in his full dress II sserns no. unlikely
the above the srsve IL. which his remains ver.
Inferred. It's now upwards CT $50 years since the
battle was fought
Edinburgh Wsekty Journal, Dec. 1913.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-16
Tzyenty Doiia-s Re7pa a.

- TOeHty DOLEdrS Re7pd a.
I ALSER ED from the Rendezvous in Dumfri.,
~ on the StI inst :David i'm 6aruse y raiyats ~
the 10Th infantry. HIS enlistment contains the fol
loving description born in Bedford, county. yir.
though Ut is suspected he.sa New Eneianderl spea
20 years, feet 10 inches high, of tar conp,x o..
o,ue eyes, dark hair, and by profession gods 9TH
tie may he readily recognized by a remsrksbIe q
creseenee resembling tooth ut first sight in HE
right nostriL To facilitate his escape, Il repre-
sented to me, that he stole horse thus de scribed
black poney, 12 and half hands high, with baL
tail and star in his forehead. He also stole two
watches thus described an English watch, The
catch so broken that il csnnot be opened wtbout ,bs
AID OF an instrument, the chain either broken ar
unlocked, and the cog wheel out of pace The
other, an old-fashioned watch, with l. b. enprsy~d
on the outside case He also stole a bis,k Goth
coat, and took with him OF bis m tary c.otbnv
that 10 known. From sireuu,stanees mentioned IN
me s'nce hisdesertion, induced to believe that
he originally belonged to the lst Artillery md hs
ING eq iaIy neeesstous ard unprircipied, have no
doubt he will again sttampt to enlist to Get the honn
y. Whoever viii spprehend and deliver rad de.
serter to me- or to any officer in the sew &c of the
u 8. shall receive the above reward
JOHN MACRAE.
Duofries, March IS. " y,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-16

HAT va!usble estate belonging TO the h IT,, of
the late Charles Lo,sn. Esq. in Powhatsn c,un.
y, called BELL.hE.9DE bounded by Jamt, r.
cy OF rieh log grounds, i, now under sIrv Fy.
Sxths o! 1t viii be ADVERTISED witt, = more psrt,e,
lar desoript on. To b. SOLD the premises on tn a.
Gay the 18th May ne.t Mr.. james Tucker, liyiny
on the place, will show it, "''"S
March IL. .e
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-16

Hfoa SALE, at Wilmington, N. Che. cs,g,
- OF the Swedish Ship Friheten, from Got,sn.
burg, consist ng Of
$50 tons 5 wedsh Iron, assorted.
S2t boxesiof Steel,
o. chests ofSheet iron, % by 80 inches,
8 tons OF Bar Steel. and
81 arres Alum. :.
vii be sod low and on accommodating terms. R
xv;,o BRIDGE BEALE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-16

EShFlNG removed my books and papers to the
n Compt'ng Room OF Mr. VIM A 1derson. ne,r,
opposite Mes'rs. johnson S Garth. all per.ou,
for payment. and those who are indebted 10 ~, -
@hi please take notice, that after reasonable tim.
- anowed Tor the settlement of their accounts r
shall proeeed TO eoere,e measures.
NJ, a., HUGH DAVIS.
4''a'oU tVtn
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-16
ED ND c. D.IVIS

Il ND c. D.IVIS
AS resigned the station held BIZ him in tn
Farmers Bank ct Virginia. since the coin
ofhee 10 the house lately oc uped hy Messrs. VII.
son and Drew on ID Cary Street 80.
~ ne proposes to transact business gene ral}y ON
C~n, M Combined Herewith. h. will exc.
cue All matters committed 20 im as Sfcck. I3rots
e., Sc,'SeHeT, or .Fotcry Pubic, with prompitude
March 1G ,e
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-16

4 a"E of The best Male Cooks in Virsin,a-Ai ~
- an excellent Hort'er, or Carrie ,. ,Ir,vsr ~
longing toths estate of the late Col r Eemn. a.eJ
are offered for sale. by pryats contraei. AppI, -,
tine bar of the Swzn Tavern rf' -
March 16.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-16

~ TIE Subscribers 4visA 10 1u,,boee
one or tsvo hundred chords or B.4RX
=, GEO. FISHER g Co
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-16
PROPOSALS
FORRENI

FOK-KENT
Ind Possession gipen imn,edi4tpLy,
! eligible stand for Grocery Store, exactly
- opposite Mr. Henry Posrd's, on shoekos
Hill-Terms made known ~ sppiicl,io- n, th.
place. "' "'s
March 10Th. q.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-16


.NsJO Sfock,-The Treasure and A,ji,or Cf tb;.
State, commenced on Monday Last the sale CT the
8O0O Shares of New Stock, which are 10 b, sold * in
fused INFO the Capital ofthe Bank Of Virginia Onthis
stock, il is well known the law lays B9rus of S25
On each share, not TO be paid down in cash, but To
be gradually deducted cut of the din;GeHds - Tn
accrue on tie Stock, the rate OF ST. IS hall
yeasy. ...
Meiad Capitalists frot, all psrts of the State, at
tended the auctoa-and large sum of money was
certainly on the field. Tie aw directs that shares
OILY should be put up at time, with the option 10
the purchaser Of taking not piore than so Oa the
first day tNonday,) about 1000 shares went of al
2 advance that is, for SiO5 80.
featerdsy the STOCK looked us-,sbout 1000
shares went of. few as low as IS still fewer
high IS 70 the Gve'dge about s-The Comrnon.
wealth may clear by this auction from, 10 10 GO 600
dolls e%claS'os If the Bonus Il IS te Isv directs thai
the nett profit clear Of ezpences sbodl6 b. vestsd
W. new stf res IL may be the n ns of taxing from
q 10 5uD shares out Of the ma kst
We sre happy "a see 50 much money Ahost n.
nopg tse sgrioultursl part Of our citizens AZ we
have seen within the last two days
or The Report Of Mr. Fontapss sheds food
OF light on the Foreign Relations OF his ountry.--
We gather from 1t, that the Allies hqye Bowo from
the bass vt psc .6satfa pbieh tcy had isii down
c1eered no doubt by the new Revolutions which
~-re king p'see that England wss IN unison
with tbe allies; that tie Emperor had abandoned
his gred' plume, vss anxious for peace hit equally
determined % Pauss osTise pojot 10 lhs eareGI
fo' sCnses5ioDs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-16

reduced to deSart, snd the inbs Jtsn,s sjtb.r n
tally ex'erminated, OF carried Of To .tosI rsno,.
Wuss'ap Pianst ons from whence they can never re-.
tsrn. ~ '"' "S's' re-
-, Toote's ~. Of Catlarjye. vo, qd, n Of.
L, tbe preceding pages III SIR. Il oeLs on tbs szh.
les. are sy'rercslY interesting.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-16

On fhr shi,it IF ut gychy in the U, S.
ocedSioned By trading The iare Correahon-
dence between Mr.. Harher g Mr.. Hdi5h-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-16

EATTLt or yBHGs.
TIE 'ee1s Of seton where she battle ofIsyzs ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-07

Newbtfrn, ~. c, Nov 12.-Arrivcd at this place
the Fox, of Baltimore, tender To his B. VI. ship
kamIiies, with Mdshipmsn Crawford and seven
British board, left the Chesapeake on the
18th ult. with convoy under the command Of Ad-
miral Malcolm, the Royal oak-the tender parted
company. in a tquall on the night Of the 10th Ig.
norsnt of the destination Of the conway, the Tender
made the best OF her way for Be muda, the even
ing Of the l7.h the tender lest her compass, by
break CT the sea over her-And being LETT Nilhent
tie means Of directing her course, made for the
first land she could reach met with very severe
weather, and suffered much for want of provisions,
and water. on the 4th Of November saw two brigs
under the land supposed 20 be British vessels stand
ng towards them got aground on Ocracock Bar
In that situation thc Revenue Cutters boat boarded
the tender, aud the people surrendered themselves
as prisoners.
Arrived at ocracock, ID cf November. the British
brig William, with cargo OF i9,,087 lbs OF gum,
prize to the letter of marque schooner Decatur Of
Baltimore George Montgomery commander, said
brig was captured in LAT. IS, N. long. ~ west has
had 6i days psssagr, and WAS dsmasted ~ days
before her arrival the crew living Is days on Span
ish hides
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-07

yNo11{ AN ACT
For the relief of John Chalmers Junior
RE IL enacted 6y The Senate and House Of Petresea
sotes of the United States of ,refqca an Congress as.
se,abied, That The accounting officers of tie nav, de-
the account of John Chalmers ir and to allow the
same for actual dlsbufse ments by him made, in the
manufacture of cordagc Tor the UnileJ-states fri.
gate Java, upon sucn terms as may embrace the
iasticc of ms cue
Sec 2-.3ad bs az further enacted That the a.
rnuuht .h..rof v,aeo "n.,a. ed by The piop.r au-
thoritv sbs,, X psia,, =, .,, ne,ne,. IN the Trea-
suy, no, tb.,,,;s -.
.n,S fftpvESEe.zs
e,,,f.. .. -. of nenre,e1fa,,,e,
!, Gf,kIy.
ysc. p.s,,>,,. oe ,t. ~, :. N,,.f ;nd
o,s.,,ss,, of he Senate
sJo..,. o, :, ,t..,ss <, DJsON
rs 121 -
r. .L &C ,hs t,v,S OF the H.
sit,.,5 ~, .t.5.i.. ,-i,...,f tn U sta,es
~ ~ e,ie,r,g ~, ,s o, ie md House of Rebresen.
ta,:r.a n N. Ua,ei .ases # ..mr,icu an Congress
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-07
NAVAL. RECORD.

Cohy Of a tettrr tron johnson Biakeiey, Esq.
commander Of the Uhiud States skooh of suar
WaSh, 20 me Secretary Of tbe Nary, dated
u. s. S. Wasp, az Sea, off Belle Isle, 27th
.Augusi, 1914.
SIR-li Is with sincere sorrow have TO
announce TO you the decease of Midshipmen
Henry s. Lsngdon aud Frank ToscaD. They
were wounded in the re nc onlre with the Rein
deer, and all our efforts 10 save them after
our arrival proved unavai'ing. 1t was their
hrst essay, and although wounded, remained
at their posts until the contest terminated.
The ccnsiancy a0d courage with which they
bore their suffcriDgs leaves TO the country the
melancholy though proud reflection of what
they might have been, had Providence or.
dained otherwise. Every respect due to worth
was shewn to their emory.
Ii is with :egret that l have to inform
you oil the delays we have experienced at this
place, but had they been oi shorter duration
we could not possibly have sailed, as one
continued westerly wind has prevailed from
the hour OF arrival up TO the present dsy.
The course pointed out in youf instructions
having been iutuirup,ed, snail endeavor to
fulfil your further intentions as far as may
possibly be 10 my power.
aid aud information IN the power Of Nh. Craw.
ford has been promptly Afforded, and that feel
under many obligations TO him for his a,ten-
tion and assistance.
We are now of this place with fair wind
and favorable prospects. l am. sc.
]. BLAKELEY.
Ertracf Of a letter. from fde sane 10 Me same,
Gafed y. s. S. Uash, at Sea, llh Sehfem-
Der, lsl4. Ias. 40, ". long. 10, ~.
"Al,cra pFotractcd and tedious stay at l.
Orient, had at last the pleasure OF leaving
that place on Saturday, 27;h August. Co
the evening OF the lst Of September. at half
past 6, whilst going free, discpycred four YES
sells nearly at the same time, two on the star.
board, and two on the laIboaid bow, hauled
up sor tie one most on toe s,a:board bow, be-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-07
(Bp AutbOritp.)
RESOLUTION


Requesting the President of the United States to re-
commend day of Public Humiliation and Prayer.
II being duty peculiarly incumbent. IN time OF
public calamity and war, humbly and dcvoutyi to ac-
Knowledge our dependence on Almighty God, and TO
implore his aid and prote, ion: Thexefore,
Resided by The Senate and House Of Representatives.
ofe United States of .ilsrica in Congress assembled
That joint committee of both houses wait on the
President Of the United States, and request that he
recommend day of public Humiliation. Prayer and
Fasting 20 be observed by the people of the United
States with religious solemnity, and the offering of
fervent suppiication to Almighty God for the safety
and welfare of these states, Lis blessing on their
arms and speed, restoration of peace.
LANGDON CtiEvES,
Speaker Of the House Of Rep'ese NATIVES
Z. GERRY,
TIee-Fresident Of the United si.sss, and
President Of the Senate.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-07
STAFFORD'S GAZETTEER.

JUST received. and for sale, at the Bookstore OF
y J. G. SHAW. No. 118, Thames. street,
Siafofd's Gazettcsr, Of The State OF New
York. Nas 90.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-07

The British schooner Mary, formerly the
Charles, of Baltimore, has arrived at a port
in Nofth.Carolina, a prize to the Saratoga
priyateer. The Mary is laden with fish.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-25
NEw York, May II.
LOSS OF THE sLooP OF WAR rRoLiC.

LOSS OF THE SLO0P OF WAR FROLIC.
The Providence American. of Friday, contains
the following particulars OF the loss Of the
Frolic sloo7 of war. The Frolic was built in
Charlcslown, Mass. last year and was pro-
nounccd by judges TO be ore of the finest yes
sells uf her class i'll the world.
Son Monday evening last arrived here CPro
violence the carte schooner Liberty, Capt Jeu-
nison, from Nassau, New Providence, alter a
passage of ~ days. The Liberty broaght 30
prisoners.
6 Captain Jennison, who sailed from Nassau
on the Goth uItimo, informs, that on the 9th
the United States sloop OF war Frolic, Captain
JOSEPH, cambridge, of 20 guns and LIS men, ar
rived there, a prize TO the British frigate Or
pbeus, Captain Pigot, of SO guns, having been
captured few days previous, between Havan-
ma and Matanzas- Supposing the Orpheus 10
be a merchantmen, the E,oic lay to tor her IS
she was coming down, ald did not discover the
mistake till nearly within reach OF her guns -
Every practicable effort was then made by Cap.
tain RAinbrldge TO rescue Iis vessel by throw
inc overheard III Of her guns, and one or more
OF her anchors. The officers OF the i'rolic were
landed at Nassau the day on which Captaio Jen-
nscn sailed, at which time no further pasticu-
lars had transpired. Captain Jennison brough,
q dispatch 10 the Secretary of the Navy from
Captain cambridge.
CAPTAIN Jennison further informs, that tile
letter 81 m.rque schooner Climax, OF SIX guns
from Philadelphia, tor iisyanna, was t~ken after
"a chase of . tours, on the 9th UT. by tive Bri.
,ish brig Moseie, OF rs guns, aud had arrived
at Nassau. The crew were landed ut havan-
ma.
While Captain Jennison was at Nassau, no A.
,nerican prize vessels arrived therc--and, sin
gular as it may appear, there was not a single
priyateer when sailed from, or was fitting Ou
At that port.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-25
Notice.
May o.

ID Y virtue Of Deed Of Trust, executed to us
ID by Peter Guerrapt, jun. bearing date the
Cd day of April, 1908, and of Record in the
Comfy Court OF Franklin, TO secure to James
and WIN. Anderson the payment Of certain
sum OF money therein specified, we shah, 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 County, whereon the
said Guerrant resides, containing by estimation
1866 10 acres, and bounded by the Lands Of
Joseph Price and others.-Also FIFTEEN NE.
GRJES, consisting OF Women, Boys, < Girls
--or so much OF said property as will satisfy
the said deb. with interest and costs.
John hOBSON. Jua'r.
OGLESBY SCRUGS.
Buckingham, 25th May, 1914. ws.p.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-25
DOMESTIC.
WAsHINoToN CRY, May 20.
FROM LAKE ONTARIO.

We were in expectation of receiving before
this date, official accounts OF the occupation
and evacuation OF oswego, by the enemy, both
OF which events are known to have taken place.
But We are disappointed. AT present We only
know that the place was taken after an obsti.
nate resistance, against very superior force
of the enemy. his whole naval strength being
directed against it I; and that after the destruc-
tion Of the small amount OF public property,
found there, the post was evacuated by the e.
nemy on the next day. The loss of the enemy,
is represented as having quadrupied that
which we sustained.
s..5it st.f. 49, NM. Irk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-25

Counsellor SAMPSON. of New York, HAYS
ing unveiled the impostor Peter Washing
ton, it may not be amiss to give few of the
leading points of that impostor's creed, az
they stand opposed to those of the illustris
Gus George Washington, the pride and boast
of America.
The republicans, or George Washington.
ans Gin compliance TO WAsHINGroN's
Farewell Address) are opposed to SehGra-
ton of'fhe states.
The Peter Neutrality-suspicious. are striving to
eff ect it.
The George Washingtonians are fighting
for Free Trad, and Sailors Rights.
The Peter Westinghouse would surren~
der them to Britain.
The George Westinghouse are friends
to our happy CONSTITUTIONS.
The Peter Washing tonians are in favor
of that OF Great Britain. "MoNARcHY AND
ALL!
The friends of George Washington are
the friends of law and order the adher,
en;s of Peter are the promoters of rebellion
and of Cambridge Porf and Custom house
MODS !
The George Washingtonians, when in
their country's service, either on land or o.
cean wear the american Cockade.
The Peer Washngtonians, when thew
turn out to celebrate the orgies of his blue
devHSbW wear the rOSe--doubtess in hon.
or of old George RoSe, one of his maesty's
principal retainers,
George Washington was born Of Azier!car
parents, at Mount Vernon, in Virginia.
Peter with CohenhGgen, John Henry sc.
CSC. was Snugsied into the United States
from Canada 10y way of Pas8amaquoddy:
The George Washingtohians will never
give IN the shih while splinter remains
the Peter Washingtonians wish to rass. a
mHtiny on board. and carry her of to the
enemy. Bosf Paf.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-25

~ Ex.Brigadier-Gen Hull has published -
appeal to the People of the u. States wherein he
boldly declares himself san innocent aid per.
secated man." and prays q suspension oil the
public opinion, uatii he lays before them tho
statement ofhis case and the evidence OH Which
It is founded. He concludes his address by say
ing, that tue Court Being composed Of officers
eceetIyapponted, their consequent want of
military experience had rendered them incapa-
hle of forming correct opinion on the conduct
OF an officer commanding an army--But :" to
you, fcllow-ctizens," says he, cas- the last re-.
= sort, appeal, in the full conviction that your
. decision aiii pave how cruelty have been
8 persecnted, aud how uniusdy condenned.'