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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-13
Capture OF the Essex !
.YoRx. July 8,


Yesterday arrived at this port, the shin
Essex Junior, Captain Dowaes, in 70 DAYS
from Valparaiso. las a cartei) with most of
he crew of the u. s. fr;gate Essex, Com.
Porter, captured the 28th March, in the pay
of Valparaiso, by the British frigate Phoe~
be, Of So guns and $40 men, after a bloody
action of LIZ hours. The Essex lost her
first and third lieutenants, and 132 men,
killed. missing and wounded. The Essex
lad on {oard only 200 men. The loss of
The eneiny could not be ascercaiued Capt.
Porter mas arrived at the Navy Yard.
The following contains the particulars OF
me aCtion, &c. by which our readers will
perceive that, although we have unfortu.
nateiy lost another frigate, the naval glory
OF our country remains unsuIlied.
United States Frigate Essex, David Por.
ter, Esq. Commanaer-March SS, 18t4.-
Light winds and cloudy; at day light got
every thing ready to weigh, expecting the
enemy's ships we're to leeward, according
to the report Of Lieut. Mauray. who vas
last evening entrusted with an expedition to
effect this, and we were much surprised,
at alb ,at halt past six, to zee both ships close
to the weather point of the Bay
They stood within the point, tackled and
stood Sut again. At noon, the wind fresh
ShSu a. q. a.. w ara enCredSeQ 10 strong
gale.-Struck royal yards and masts. At IS
minutes past 2, parted the larboard cable,
which caused us to drag the starboara an
Choir. Captain Porter hailed the Essex Jun,
to send her boat to take Mr.. Poinstalt ON
shore.
Immediately after he left as, Captain
Porter gave orders to Cut the cable, which
was done, aud sail made on the ship. The
Enemy's ships we're at this time standing in
tor the port. On III fling round the point of
Angels, heavy 'squall struck us, which
carried away our main topmast by the Low
er cap. Two men, Samuel Miller and Tho
mas Brown, fell overheard and were arow,
I'd as we suppose. The ship was wore an
hauled 10 the wind on the starboard tacl
and orders given to clear the wreck. III
nainsail and maintopsail were cut avn
rom the yards, 80 as not to act against
o workinBinto the bay. Captain Por
hiding il impossible 70 gain our formey
;horage, concluded to bear up for a an
Day, situated on the western SIDE of the n
)Our.
At IS min. past 5, came tos with the be
lower in 2 fathoms water, and in hal
pistol shot of the shore. The Western For
or Costello Vieot bore T. By N. distsnQ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-13

We are informed, by one Of the passen,
gers in the ship Fair American, that the
British Government have resolved to send
commissioner OF commissioners of the
Board for executing the Office of Lord High
Admiral ct England, to Canada. vested with
fuil powers to act for and establish branch
OF the admiralty, to despatch busins IS, as
the occasion may require. without delay of
sending to Whitehall fer Instructions.
Bzer. ddp.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-13
NEW Yosx, July ?.

hhNiDi lie fLEEl.
On Sunday morning last, a feet Of sixteen
sail, supposed to be ships Of war, were seen
from Squam Beach standing to the East.
ward, under a press of sail rhis i,forma-
'ien is derived from M u5er Of % tile men
who arrived here yesterday morning. from
sandy Hook.
From the albany y5ryus efruesd1y.
u is With the most poignant .orro ', tina
we announce .he deays Of Lieut. Col For
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-13

49," ePoi snS huCSp OH ucSQ1y IL s. ; anu
what IS singular, was the only loss We sus.
Gained.
Events OF no small consequences, may
shortly 6a expected TO transpile, as Com.
Shauncey's heet is now about ready to be
ous Ia operation. We hear that a junction
~ the right and left wings of the army is
shortly tobe formed at Sackett's Harbour.
not we hope tor the purpose of another
French mill scrape.
Watertowna ,dluscate.
The Legislature of Rhode Island has a
dopted efficient measures for the defence Of
nat - ate. The troops Gated out are to
o- exempted tran arrests on civil process.
and are to receive two dollars month in
edition tn their pay from. the United States.
me Adjutant General Of the State, Nathan
lei osarle. Jun. Esq has gone OH to Wash
ipston To make representations to govern
'nent on the stateof the defences in thar
section of the Union.
Amongst the respectable variety Of pub
lie Exhibitions in this city ON Monday last.
we have not heard OF any that has such
general applause as the great Paintings at
Scudder's Panorama, represent ing Commo.
dere Perry's celebrated battle and victory on
Lake Erie.
From fhe Corespondens Of the Columbian.
RI CamS Dead Cteik near ,PYaa,5u,e.
.fune 80.
have but little news to give you !; little
as 1t is you shall haveiti One part of our
army is stationed at or near Champlain,
under the command of Brig. Gen Smith,
Our riflemen are i'm advance. within me
mile of the lines: They have frequent skir-
mishes with the enemy. The first attack
that was made, the enemy attempted to cut
Oh Lieut.. Colonel Forsythe, whose force con.
sisted only OF about 20 men (; that of tue en- :.
envy of about two hundred regulars and In,
dams. The enemy were driven back with
considerable loss ours was two killed
and hve or six wounded. In this attack one
whole platoon fired at Forsythe, while sit.
ting on ms horse but missed him. The
day before yesterday they lad smother skir-.
mi>h With the enemy, and. painful to relate
Lieutenant Colonel Forsythe was killed.,
nave not heard the particulars. The en-
envy are in considerable force between O
oetown and 81. johns. They have fortified
the Stone Mill very strong.
think We shall. see a little fighting this
There is PROBABILITY of the e.
aemy's coming OUT to see u.s. Our a. ct has
done nothing. We have command o. the
lake. 1t is SAID the Brs6ish have added four
teen more galues TO their force oy br,ssine
them across from st. Lawrence. rh.s. n.
true, wilt make tile lake pretty warm this
summer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-13

The article published a few days ago, slated
Fontainblesu, April 4 IS said in Cobbe,ts Poll
tical Register to have been published as Napo-
Icons answerto the charges made against him
by the Senate, in their decree Of April Sd. It
was received in England through the medium OF
Dutch papers. Goblet says" it appears to me
to Possess all the characteristics of being seh..
ise, though. dare say, it has been much cur
tailed l,s authenticity has not even been de
med 6y orr hireling Journals but although
tIey have given it publicity, they have not ven
tured to make single observation ON its con.
tents. Considering the class Of men to wnom
It was addressed, and the nature of the accuse
lions which they preferred against Napoleon, i,
appears to me that he has, at least, completely
e1culpated himself from being the sole actor i.
the measures pursued during his reign and
that, If he had not been hattered, and his ambi.
tious views so much encouraged by men equally
vain and ambitious, ne might perhaps have still
been at the head OF France, and the French poo.
ple enjoying all the advantages Of a republican,
Xooe'"n'eHf. Ibid.
'(Sse Saturdays Argus.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-13
IN such situations ii was Impossible to pur

In such Situations it was Impossible to pur
sue measures sufficiently prompt and effi-
cacious to prevent. or even in some instances
to remedy the evils you have endured
The candid, moderate, and rejecting meo
among yourselves, will agree with me,
your executive departments have been fill
ed by men distinguished for torbearance
integrity, talents ard intelligence; and
their names will be recorded among the
hrst our country may ever expect to pro-
| duce."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-13

During the sitting of the court of comr
mon pleas Tor NIAGARA County, last week, in
the village of Buffiloe, several citizens NJ
for plundering properly ia the v,Ilaes cf
Baffaloe, az the time that place was laid
waste by the enemy in our next we NAV
publish the names Of these persons we are
informed that most Of them obtained bail.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-13

svth, OF the list rife regiment. He was
killed in skirmish between the advanced
posts upon the lines. on Tuesday last anu
what IS singular, was the only loss We sus.
Gained.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-13

The British fleet, Consisting Of six sail, APP
peared off Oak Orchard, on ruesday last.
apparently steering for the head of the lake
we do not learn that com. Channcey has
yet 'ett Sackett's Har5or, but presume he
must be out ere Tins.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-26
By virtue of deed of trust

frem Daniel NPCarty and Margaret
Matilda Snowden, his wife, will DO OK
posed to public sale on Saturday the
Esd day of April, tract Of Land ly-
ing in the County of Loudoun, State
of Virginia, known as M'Carty's Island
to satisfy balance due on said tract.
This property lies about 20 miles a.
bove Georgetown, and the City OF
Washington, containing $40 Acres,
is known by its productions to be the
most valuable and desirable land in Ell
Their the states of Maryland or Virgil
mia, s. with proper cultivation man be
made TO produce 100 bushels OF corn
per acre. A great proportion OF this
tract is heavily timbercd, from which
an incxhaustible quantity of ship TIM
Der, slaves, sc. may be taken The
property will be shewn on application
to Mr.. John w. Bronaugh, In George
town.-Terms Of Sale will be made
known on the day Of sale by
The Trustees.
Jan %. lawts.
The subscriber by vi,tue of deed
of trust from the above mentioned Da'
MEL M'carty, decd. will also expose
to public sale for Cash, the above men
toned property 1t the time and place
above mentioned, to satisfy balance
due of certain debts in the said deed oil
trust mentioned.
1'hos. Swami, Trustee.
Feb i9
In consequence of the bad
ness of the weather, the sale OF
the above property is postpon-
ed until Saturday the 2Sth OF
May next, when it will take
place on the premises.
April % dts.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-26
Warrenton, MAY 3, l2A..
Land for Sale.

The subscriber offers fo1
sale FARM, containing about 80 s''t To-
about five miles from Alexandra W
the Colchester road, adjoining the 'A.p.
of Mr.. Haywood Foote and Mr' n :s !,
Johnson, tho greater part OF "p't w =.
meadow land and the remainder We" !
dapted to clover and the produc'lynn. !,
vegetables, Astounding in eHse ',ri
springs, from which the meaoo" ~"
may be watered. .s. A
Also, two hundred and sfxty Az :,
Land, all in wood and timber eSceP s.da
bout fifty acres cleared and uoder ~,
fence, on the Ravensworih roa', 49,: :;;,,
six mile. from Alexandris, and ao(U.u::
the lands of William Hepburn, p'0 \
Dulany and the late Robert Mo':'a Ia
about mile from the first msno"
farm.
Oh. Simn1s.
December %.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-26
Potomac River Land
FOR SALE.

THE Subscriber wishes to sell about
1900 acres of land situate upon and
binding on the Potomac in Nanjemoy,
Charles county Mary land. about one
half OF. which is well wooded-The soil
fertile and particularly adapted to the
growth of wheat--well suited 10 clover,
forty acres Of which being at present
thickly set with the second years
yrowta--A meadow OF fifteen orlwen-
" acres may be made to advant .g&-
A grist mill adjoining III property can
be- purchased upon easy terNs--it is
the opinion of persons conyersantwith
TIE business, that a successful h,hery
mipht be established with little cX.
pence--The buildings have been1atc-
ly repaired, and consist of an oyerseer's
house with fedr rooms upon the FIRST
floor and two above, an extensive barn,
a stable with large stalls for fourteen
horses, together with hay loft and
two granaries each IA by lS-feet-two
corn houses, quarter and meat house
Ten OF twelve likely slaves with the
whole of the stock of every descrip-
ton, which is large, together with
farming utensils may be .hadif requir.'
ed--a hundred bushels of wheat and a
qusntlty of rye and oats arc at present
50 MI he property will be sold to
suit Purchasers either divided or not,
and possession given at any moment
--Psrsops at distance wishing to
Know the situation, may see it by re.
ferring to a map of Maryland, as the
land includes Maryland Pont--For
further particulars enquire Of the sub
scriber living at Aliens Fresh, Charles
county, Maryland.
Daniel Jennie.
April ls 9aw.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-26
The Subscriber

WILLbe happy to receive ORDERS
He vii, execute them in the neatest and
quickest manner, and is now ready TO
paper Rooms ia the neatest and bes,
manner, and he will insure that it never
shall drop from the wals.--He prac-
tees method in papering which never
was used befsre-snd he will likewise
do the work on the most reasonable
terms-4a cents per piece, and double
for piece OF bordering. He continues
to repair old Mattresses, and makes
them nearly as good as new--likewise
he will receive orders, In everv other
branch Of hi. business.-He can make
some ye-v elegant things tor the sum-
mer mpnths-Straw Natrssses, sc. SC.
which are reckoned by Physicians to be
very Wholesome 10 the warm season OF
che vear-.-there are some Of bis make
now in Alexandria, very much approx.
cd Of.
Maurice Spillawne.
Uhholstsr T. PSter- Hanger.
Prince Street.
y ID
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-26
John LOVE.
This is to give Notice,
flaws m
March %.


THAT the subscriber of Prince
Georges County hath obtained from
the Orphans Court thereof letters tes-
tamentary of the estate Of Gavin Ha-
milton, with the will annexed, and
that all persons interested therein, are
desired to produce their claims on or
before the 2s;h day Of July next-they
may otherwise be by law excluded
IRON all benefit of said estate.
VIM. K. Clagett, ).
Er'or. Of Gavin Hamilton
January u. law6m.
N. 3. The sale of his goods will
take place on the 5th February.
Certificates Missing.
LOST or mislaid the Certificates
For Two Shares in the Great Hurting
Creek Bridge Company, Nos. l24 &
1ss. Notice is hereby given, that
application will be made to the Presi-
dent and Directors of the said Company
for the renewal of the same.
Mark Butts.
May 10 law3ts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-26
JAMES KENNEDY, JR.
NEW PUBLICATIONS
LUST RECEIVED

FOR SALE BY THE suBScRISERS
Lewis 6 Ciarke's expedition up the
Missouri, across Rocky Mountains
aud down the Columbia River to the
Pacific Ocean-By order Of the go
vernnent of the U. S.
Smiths Botany the first American, from
the I'd London Edition,
Lucas elegant imperial quarto Atlas
colored, containing Maps Of all the
States and Canada,
Cottage Sketches, or Active Retire,
nent, BY the Author of the Antidote
10 Miseries of human Life,
Rose and Emily, or sketches Of Youth,
Clarkson's Life of VIM. Penn-2 vols.
5 Murphy's Tacitus, vols. elegant.
Homer's Had and Odyssey new and
beautiful miniature edition.
Popes poetical Works do.
Zimmerman on Solitude do.
.,Fbemson's Seasons do.
JuDius's Letters do.
Hudibras.
The Bride of Abydos,
Lord Byren's Poems complete,
i@N ALSO,
Maaison's large Map of Virginia, ele-
gantlY coiored and vanished on cam
vas and Rollers,
.Arrowsmilh's Map of the World do.
James Kennedy + Son.
Nav 9 diff
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-26
Adams, Herbert, & Co.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND
sFOR SALE,
200 pieces long & shortyellow Nam
keens of a sup. quality
Is chests Imperial Tea,
20 chests, half chests and boxes Y.
Hyson do.
90 bbls Loaf Sugar,
s cases l-2 pint Tumblers,
$ pipes genuine Cogniac Brandy,
March 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-26
Five Dollars Reward.

STRAYED orstolen from the com
mons of Alexandria, on the LIST OF May
instant, a bright bay HORSE, wears
old, fifteen and an half hands high
/. His right hind hoof white, with three
black spots at the top between the hair
and the hoof-lately shod oil rounds
and natural PAGER. I will give the
above reward & all reasonable charges
if brought home tome.
John Aubrey.
May IL. 2aw3t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-26
II E. n r Y

Abou, 81 or 20 years of age, low, wei
made, and remarkably strong and &C
tive for his size.-His arms and head
arc very layge--his looks rather surly
but he can assume an insinuating
smiling countcnance when he pleases
when alarmed, embarrassed, or about
to be detected in any offence, he STAN.
mers very much ; but at other times he
speaks very wcll.-He is an exceeding
good osller, carriage-driver, and wag.
goncr. l purchased him Of Mr.. Ralph
Wormley at Urbanna, in January 1910
He was raised by his brother Mr..
Warner Wormley, in King William
county /; but have reasons to believe
that some evil disposed person has
furnished him with pass, to enable
him to pass through the country as a
free mSn, anc that he is now on his
way to Alexandria, the Federal City,
ard Baltimore, having passed through
fredericksburg.
He carried with him, or had on when
he went away, a purpleish or brown
ish surtout, with red flannel lining and
large white plated buttons--a short
coat of twilled Virginia cloth of a
blackish color, being of cotton and
wool mixed-a pair Of pantsloons Of
the same kind Of cloth, several waist
coats, one of them Of striped Virginia
cloth--a toIerably good black round
hat, and several Virginia Stton shirts,
and several other articles
Whoever will deliver the above slave
to William Herbert, Esq. in AIexan-
dria, or to myself here, or convey me
such information as will enable me to
get him again, shall be very literally
rewarded. All persons are forewarn-
ed not to harbour or entertain, and
all masters of vessels and others, not
to carry him out of the state, as those
who shall offend herein shall be prose.
cuted with the utmost rigor of thcsIaw
David Robertson.
FPetersburg, April eo-2s. If
IT mean to Prac ice in the Frederic.
burg Chancery Court.
Rich. ii. Henderson.
Leesburg, Feb IL.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-26
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber will sell Oh 'u' At
i rate terms, the Hri sc ' 2a;rf,s
at the corner Of JctIersorreod re.
streets, now occupied Il cay; ;.t.J;
ments. The house is well nn ii:
contains five good rooms oes' ,.;,cbea
garrett, has an excellent cellar, ~ s,rd
out.hou,es, and pump in ! the "sr,,in,
The Lot is we'll improved aha ro %!
half an acre of ground, eAtcpoa ~ Fair
feet on Jefferson, and ,76 feet Oh scol
], sax streets. Attached to ii !. ~
frame stable and carriage nous.
]. .. Sin'nss g..
!. January Is.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-26
SULPHUR SPRINGS

In Bsvkeiey County, VHgfaia, lately &C.
caYaied By MISeSlKB
FOR SALE OR. RENT.
TsHESE Springs form valuable
: j establishment, and will be found
worthy the attention of ally person
who is isposed to enter into public
line Of business.
For terms apply to Iseo6 Maryaa'
Esq. Alexandria.
HI. St. G.. Tucker.
Winchester, Jan. 26r-las] aaw.
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ADDRESS

h0baAEO
Of the members Of the Bib : :.
CIETY Of Falquier County. =
the friends Of the Bible i, Fave ~
and the neigbbofing Counties. 4~e'
CHRISTIAN FRIENDs,
Stimulated BY the example Of
neighbors, and encouraged by the
cess which has attended their exeri'''
we have recently formed ours.I,, S;N
sto a Society, the object OF which ..
will perceive by its title, is The ~; sY|
button of the Bible. 1t is the in,sa,a ''
of this Society, in the first pl,cs
distribute this sacred volume sn.'
the poor and destitute in our imms o'
ate vicinity; and afterwards, il -
state of our funds should admit =,
to assist other more consider,s;. 9
cieties of similar kind, in ,e,as1
the same inestimsblc gift to the hog
thon in distant lards '1
1t is not our intention at III. .;
to trouble you with many obserya,ioa''
The interesting and sffectionare ~
dresses of the respective Bible Soa,
ties of Richmond and Frederic, y
before the public: what VIC CT =
to you on the subject of oursE!!s, s,,j]
ty, would be little, else but a I.s
of what you have already I rs,s
The Fauquier Bib'c Society ba, r.'
been organized About month, il ~.
sists at this time Of ffty.,hree ms ~.
bers; fifteen Managers of the Affair."
the Society have been appoin,ad, u,
Rer. YIN. Williamson. Pres't
Re1. Henry 1Ger, Vice. Pres,
HIM. Ho,1 aer, Treas'r.
Riclitd. G. Norton, ses'r
Thomas Henderson,,
William Bell,
Whiting Digses,
/. Charles Kemper
Benjamin Da,csor,
Wiliiam Beaie,
Robert Randolph.
Thomas Marshall,
james Hataton,
Thomas Ingram,
Burr Po7csil.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-26

IT mean to Prac ice in the Frederic
burg Chancery Court.
Rich. II. Henderson.
Leesburg, Feb IL.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-26

1t Is provided by the Ccnstitutu
of the Society, that no officer shsl
ever receive pecuniaIy CON pensalia
for his services.
Persons Of every religious creed o.
denomination, may become membcn
of this Society, upon paying twe do!
lars sudserhtion money, and binding
themselves 10 pay one dollar annur4
so long as they may chuse to copthvs
members of the Society. Hut tie
payment Of tssenty dollars in adpuri
shall without any further contributes.
constitute person member for G..
The version of the Scriptures tos
distributed. is that in common use er
cept when it may be thought e1pedrn'
to distribute copies in foreign sS.
gauges in which case regard j, b
be had to fidelity, in the TRANSACTIONS
the originals, and in every case, Ne
Scriptures distributed are to be vi'hta
note or comment.
Such, brethren, being the object d
our infant Institution, and such the
measures which have been taken b'
carrying that object into effect, we nov
invite you to unite with us-@we ask
your assistance-your cordial co.cpt-
rations and we ask with confidence;
for we feel that we are engaged in a
good cause.-The cause of religion
the religion 'ot the Bible. We trust
brethren, we confidently trust, that We
shall not ask in vain.
RICHARD c. NORTON,
Secretary
Warrenton, May 3, l2L.,
~ Subscription papers arc he'af'
tie Managers, to any one OF Wholh az
plication may be made BY persons os :
rous of becoming members oil the 'O'
cietv.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

STOP THE RI M WAY.
n AN away from the subscriber al
N this place, ABOUT two months a.
go, a NEGRO MAN named
II E n r Y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-18
.I4SSqNl[LTSETT.q

We shall give rom IN next numbers IL IN fl,e
late Proceedings ofthe Legislature oS AIass,c,r.t,q
Are these blind Arcthey infatuated Tl,i.
Committee recommends, that they should APPOINT
persons to meet Convention Of the cher Ea,tnr,
States, to eoreron the best niesnso preserving Msr
resources @nf Of defence against the enemy -
Sav, that To preserve ther resources they should Is,
their hauds upon tie proceeds ot the Direct Tar p
10, they moi know that this is Treason As j, was
~ TIE ease Of Fos. Are DIZZY ripe fora civil war p
At moment too when TIC enemy is ready to recoo-
ME 'bem'
VIVA, can Massachusetts, say, that Virginia cannot
say ?EScept she has Tar at stake in The 4r,,tsn
We hayc-and at least as much in tie Tsii.n-V'r
too have Militia unpsid--Oo wetnrea,en Convention
Shame shame No! We sco7i 1t We triis, 10 tI,4
honor, the justice he government Tor what VIC have
advauced-;o their energy iori'r'ue protection.
Il The Dispatches do open tle eyes OF M,sss-
cl'setts TO the real danger Of such proceedings IL,
viii rue tieir niaustlon in sack cloth AMI ashes