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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-26
LIFE OF CAPTAIN LEWIS.
MoNTIcELBo, August l8, 1913.

IN compliance with the request con-
veyed in your letter OF May IS. 1 have en-.
deavored to obtain, from the relations and
friends of the late governor Lewis. in.ortaa-
ton of such INCIDENTS of his life as might be
not unacceptable to those who may read the
narrative of his western discoveries The or
binary occurrences of priya life, and those
also while acting in subordinate sphere i,
the army, in time ofpeace, are not deem
cd sufficiently interesting To occnpy the pub
lie attention; but general account of his
parcntagc, with such smaller incidents az
marked his early character, are briefly no.
ted and to those arc added, as being pccu-
lariy within my own knowl. &c, whatever
related to the public missioi,, Of which an
account is now published. The result of my
enquiries and recollectops shall now be Of
fered. to be enlarged or abridged as you may
think best; or otherwise TO be used With the
materials you may have collected from 9th
CIR sources.
Meriwether Lewis, late governor of Lou.
isiapa, was born on the eighteenth Of August,
IVA, near thu town of Charlottesville, in the
county of Aibemarle, in Virginia, of one Of
the distinguished families OF that state
John Lewis, one of his fathers uncles, was a.
member OF the kings Council, before the re-
yclutiou. Another Of them, Fielding Lewis,
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: Mt. ENIIsborOng1 q Nd. then made some
observations against the bill, which. owing
70 his distance from the reporter, were not
t'tinctly hcarl. lie said, howsvcc, that
his appeared 70 him to lie only rouada-
5nut way 70 al the pockets OF the rriva
eersmea auJ conceived that It would be
nucli Setter ~ sSpend this money in boun.
les IN procuring nep ~ man the nav,
7hi'h ~as :, IN, cur tattlss. lgs was as
Hil'ag as anv one - relieve our Citizens
ron c"Pdvi,y, bu, did ~ I believe this
, yond,hs an sdvis'bIe or e5Tcctus! w4y @.
I""6 It. ne 31gsrte Ito o.. pre-, II .ac. 81
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Haahingfcn. E1creh 8.
IMPORTAET JUDICIAL TROCEFD.,
INGS.

several very important decisions vera
announced on the opening Of the Supreme
Court Yesterday morning smorgst which,
was ie, IN the case Of the brig Julia and
ship Aurora, American vessels detained Nv
~ ivate armed vessels Of tLe Unttd States
since the war. for being found arder Brit;sh
Licence' which condemns all property pro-
'ec,ed ny az enemy's iicerce during he VIZ
In another case alsu Chc Puvaise- lei.
7s' the kspid and Cargo Of ,es-
sci = ng 20 the port Of the enemy Tor g.
our" sc of bringing away the trs.,et,v 8
American o1'zenS, the sentence uf con,ieo-
1a''0n % vesSti and cargo vas Confirmed
tne opinion 81 The Court CT i5ess eass.
Taa, sc sclicve, uasaj.aeua.
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an ANlLD OF hire, for the RS Tue OF the year
w couple ct MICRO MEN--o,e p Waiter.
the o.hsr Lobourer; fot such, we commended
2 hhere' birs Will be allow Il. Apply TO MIR. Jesse
MiIos, VI The 'ICA Gae IF tie Msncieyter Turn
8'4-e' hig.CE
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isaac IpERSTER
MAS opened House OF Entertainment,
L a. at King William Mills. two miles from
Hanover Town.
Hanover, March S. IF
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a WILL sell 1000 ss9es Of good wheE. land. and
n the cobvenen: house At the place called WI
Inington, With hundred acres of Wood Land adj
joining Apply TO W'inn Miles Cary or either of
his GrsDdsaEs in Flsvanna.
March s. O,
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LABOURERS b'HWTEO.
IkNiE subscribers WIS, to HIRE from 90 10 so Ne
III gro Men-EDersi wages vii he given. AppIi.
cation TO be made at the uihse vt Wilson ~ Drew.
March o. -
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Notice is hereby elven,

Notice rs hereby e4Ues,
VI MAT the Cells in the Lunatic Hospital in ths
"A City OF Williamsburg, appropriated Tor Mae
Patients. are all occupied, and that no Male
Patients will be received in the said Hospital uutl
some of the said Celia are vaeant-iuc notice o;
which will be given.
BY order ot the Coert Of Directors,
2 - a. ROBINSON, &c. o.
Nsrch S. 1t
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" O TT c Il.
The Furkic a,e Aere0l .Nonfed,

The Furiic aie here6y -Nonfed,
VE&HAT Egbert Harris. of the county of Powha-
X tsn, is absent from this state aud am his at.
torney in feet, end have uli power to transact all
business in which he is ntercsed.f am therefor
DESTROYS tliat ali persons who have claims again 4
him, would tnsSe them known to me and ali ps-.
sous indebted 20 hiD, would settle the dc5.s with
me. LANL. WILSON. Of neIia,
Ait in TACT Tor Eg5crt Harris.
February I. If
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~ OIICE--AA persons having claims against the
IN estate Of Francis Patti. deed. will please bring
them forward tor adjgstment-Afl those indebted TO
said esta.=- W i'll nuke i.smediate payment TO
J. SiGLTNf, ExFr.
of Francis fia,ti, deed.
March E, 6tp
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Ir.IRO HLECFTCW.

tr.dRD HLECFTO.W
PE<HE Citizens hereby notified, that the cleo
H ton for Com mon Council Men. VII. be held
On the first Wednesday in April, in Jefferson
Ward No. i. al tte CGnrt hoass, in Madison Ward
BIO. 2 Sc the Eagle Tavern, aud in Monroe Ward
No. Sc, Mr.. Obadiah Gasirright's; poles will open
AZ ten O'Clock A. NJ.
w. u. WREN,
SERGEANT OF the City of R.ch nioni.
March S. tie
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UNITED STATES ARMY.

s ray ITf8fFr's De6arfme1it.
FkHE extensive dstriel som posed Of the states If
N Eirginia and North Carolina, becgto!ore a..
eco TO ne s'isscr. bcr.- b9s, from the aceomu-
'Su0h Of buS'oes1 beea Giy dGG titU two districts
ne lover or e5s'srn diStcct Is No n assigned TO
,SHH - C12Ser, Esq. Of n 10 6iou near Norfo;,
a' sld Is eomPnSei Of all tat tra>t ~ -eprryy in
WV ota' s OF Virginia and North CcsJTn, I,ip; be-
L"esh 1 orr h'eB~'n tie uorih, the northern hey,.
uaIJ o' me Slate 90 south C.rOnUa, on the soutS
que h.'Huc Gce'n on ths cnsf, snl the greal yo,t
Ioad tffplgn Rirhm01l, Pet c7rsu-s. T%arrrsioo,
l"eosors Na'eiGh Aysrysblr- anI Fay-ttcyiile
% ns intersection With tac said norihern brud,rf
on oout9 Caro 'na, wear Milton on the wTs,. ip.i,1
o'ng S'so the coInti.s o. rorthampton 4 Ascon,ga
The re5 Of lie states Of Virgin, and Nor,b Car.
e'na including all t'e tovr9 which d. vide lie lie
WIZ eO'"pOse the otrsr d,qtfet.
SANUEL TURNER.
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II1ss" at the youth cofoer Ut T.. and 23; streets
n'e Perposc OF etrybg % TIC bis9ess ..
D.'cN Ni"N-'I s1d Lsying. auj val autor,ak I,
$500 ('n "ors nanrNs iuaaacrl th. Bri,. 80,
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TIE lcb, or by tiis th1us,ud
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""'ot'pl"s wner- The Subscriber sofvsfa r,.u.
,sr apprenticeship he Hauers himself ,l.s -. ...
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SOIL LEdIIlEk.
FESHE Subscriber las just ,eised, 1900 lts. prime
4 Soal Leather, which he ctr.rs for sale low, a,
tAG sisy OF tie Golden Saddle, RI Street.
JASPER ROBBINS.
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ALSO,
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ere calculated invite dealers in the above ARTICLES
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For Concurrence GO
Rgainstit 50

l ne other appropriations we're permitted
10 pass without opposition and the bill waa
ing. INV
:, ne fiouse, or motion Of Mr.. Newton Of
va. resolved itself into committee Of the
Who!e, MI. Deshs OF Nv. ia the chair. on
the BIZ for the relief Of Joshua Sands late
collector of the customs for the port of r.
Lork. The bill passed through without
eDJection' and YES ordered to be engrosse5
for third reading.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-25
BosToN. JULY 20.
EFFICIENT MILITIA.

Agresably to the request Of Gen. Dear
born, made by virtue OF authority derived
from the national government, his Excel
Iency Governor Strong has issued his Gen
eral o. ders, requiring to be detached from
The ist, I'd, 5th,, 9TH, 10th, 18th, * 18th, Di
visions Of Militia OF this State, 200 artiller-
lists, and 500 infantry, to be officered from
the several divisions, in conformity with
the present regulations oil the War Depart
ment, and to remain in The service OF TIE
United States for three months, unless 500
ner discharged by the President. Major
General Crane, will order his detachment
from the Cd brigade, to assemble in Bos-
ton under the command of the detached
Captain, who will report himself to Major
Gen. Dearborn. Major Gen. Hovey, will
order his detachment to Salem, to report &C
cordingly; Major Generals Varnum and
Burbank, will order their detachments to
Boston, under similar regulations /; Major
General Goodwin, will order his proportion
OF troops TO Plymouth and Fairhaven; Brig.
adler General Richardson will order his de-
lachment from the 18th division 20 Portland
-Major General King will order the troops
detached from his division to such posts as
arc occupied by the y. 5. troops, within
ais division, and in such proportions as
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-25

We have made collection in our
town, to fupply thefe unfortunate people
for few days. But Bohemia has fuffer-
ed too feverely to fpare much We
wifhed TO be enabled to purchafe fome
nsceaaries for their ufe, fuch as ftraw,
vegetables and medicine, and if pofiole,
fome corn for towing the fields at press
ent all lying watt. If this cannot be
accomplished the mifery mutt increafe.
God Almighty will abuudantly reward
the Englilh people. We anfwer for the
mott confcien,ious difribution Of what
may be ient, and in due time will thank
fully publiih an acc mt thereof.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-25
From the SALsM GAZETTE.

Ir is much regretted, the. the opinions
of many men upon iubjects Of national
concern, are oftener the dictates of pas
iion, than the refult Of deliberate and fair
inquiry. Disregarding the common max
Inns OF human action, and rejecting thole
principles, which guide the mind in the
discovery Of truth and right. they haitily
condemn every thing, that wouads their
pride or battles their expectations, and
approve whatever is in accordance with
their prejud,ees and deGres. Common
ienfe is iicnced; and that inveterate de
luton, which broods over this country
like deadly peitilence, has 10 infected
the mind, that error is as frequent, as
the occurrences which give rife to them.
This will ever be the cafe, when men
chooie to subject their realon to their
pafIinns. and intfrr fhear jndgmcnrs to be
formed in the mould Of their prejudices.
How many have aiiociated with the
capture of the E1ex violation of the
laws of nations, and all the rules Of COM
mon warfare And why this afociation!
Becaufe hatred of England, and an overs
weening vanity, cannot be reconcilsd to
the misfortune upon any other principles,
becaufe ali the calamiiies of this war are
to be imputed, not indeed to the itupidi-
~ and wickedneis of corrupt adminis
tration, but to the injuitice of babayous,
oppreDfve, liberty hating enemy !!-an ene-
my, who has, for twenty years pait, been
freely expending her blood * treafure for
the defence of freedom, and in behalf o.
mankind; an enemy, who is now receiv-
ing the voluntary offerings Of love and
thanksgiving of all Europe. for her grea,
and magnanimous efforts to preierve the
independence OF nations, and the right Of
fell. government. Yes, this cruel and jsal
oss " miitress of the ocean" is acknowl.
edged to have been the veital Virgin.
who has watched over the iaered fire Of
liberty, and blown up fame, and has
conlumed the Tyrant who attempted its
extinction.
1t feems to be the opi::on Of fome ..
mong US, that Americans are Of more
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-25
ESSENCE Of LIBERTY.

cHrLLlcorHK, (Ohio) JULY 2--On
Monday last Elijah Glover, Esq was
brought under custody OF troot Of
so'Iders before the Hon Judge Thompson,
charged, on the authority OF pretended
intercep,ei letter, with holding l, easonble
correspondence with the British in Upper
Canada when, after careful examination
the whole suas found TO be a base forgery :
and MIR. Clever was discharged.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-25
From tbe latef Canadian papers.

QUEBEC, JULY IL.
No addition is made to our ftook of in
telligence from Europe Gnce our laft, nots
witntanding the arrival of II M fhip
Granicus, in thirty Eve days from Ports
mouth. She brought no news of any inn
portance. She has hswcver, made US
fold amends, by adding 100, ,oocL in hard
dollars to our itock of fpecle.
Things appear to continue quiet in the
Upper Province, though the Americans
are faid to be in force al Buffaloe, under
Generals Brown and Scott, 8 or 6ooo
are mentioned. 1t is thought that iomc.
thing will be attempted by them as foon
as Chauncey ventures out from Sacket's
Harbor. Great however, is the call for
help againit our fhipping, acting on their
feabord and loud are the complaints of
men being ufelessly fent to act aeains
the Canadas, who would be far better
employed, fay the complainants, in de.
Tending the States where they are daily
aAailed. The war mutt foon, we think,
change from an ofenGve to a dcfeniive
one, on the part of the States, if peace be
not fpeedily made.
MoA heartily, by this time, mutt the
war hawks repent of their temerity in
commencing hoftilitics againit G Britain.
A darker day the States have cot known
than the one in which they uniheathed
the fword. Little did they on that day
dream of the present ta,e Of Europe |;
little did they forefee that period would
70 ioon arrive when the United Kingdom
would be able to fay to the United States,
we want none of your productions there
is not an article you can furniih US but
we can fupply ourleIves with eifewhere |;
and our manufactures have full employ
ment.
Where are now the American fails that
ufed to whiten the ocean /; and that gave
the States the reputation, and jultly too,
OF being the fecond commercial people on
the globe |? All laid up and rotting-
Where are now their great commeroi
men, the former princes Of Columbia !!
All abandoning the towns, and ieekns
fhelter in cottages funk from fpienaour
to bars neceGaries from 6pulence to pc
nu'y and funk to rife no more. Col
umbla has given herftEa mortal wound |;
fhc cannot recover it. she is lott among
nations the world has caft her off; fhe
is no longer neceilary to the wants OF
Europe. She made choice Of teruapin
iyltem &e mutt now perpetuate it.
The Nova Scotia Fencibles (soo) tha,
arrived on sunday from Newfoundland,
took Immediately their departure in the
traniports for Montreal.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-25
NEW YORK. JULY 20,

NEW York. JULY 20,
Extrad Of letter from an officer, 70 hs
friend in this city, dated Utica, July io'
evening,
One os our officers wounded in the
action at Chippewa, arrived here to-day
from Buffalo. The report on the I2th.
at Buffalo was, that Gen, Brown had
marched towards Fort George, but noth'
ing had tranfpired further than that n
rangements were made to cut of the re.
treat of the .Britith, fhould they attemPe
10 take the route Of Burlington Heights.
From the very iatisfafaory accounts Re.
ceived by me from Capt. Beens, OF the
nth regiment, of the adion at CbipPews.
the Britiih mutt have loft between and
600 men.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-25

ituloy growsn, than the reit OF the world
whenever we are victorious, it is the IS.
feet of our own fuperior prowefs: Is a..
teated, it is the work of treacherv =,
cowardice.
For ourlelves, we do not claim fucer;-
ority over the reft of our race-but an
equality only. We do not believe th,,
Capt. Porter, afliited by all our naval he.
:oes land braver men never exifted) can
blow up the whole Briifh fleet, even Is
they could be met fuccelsfu!ly on equal
ground.
Nor do we believe, tina, 5ecaufe ve
are (mal republic, of about 7,ooo.ooo.
we can dictate laws to the world or
that we have right 70 break up the old
fettled foundations of Kingdoms and En-
pires, which the ufage of centuries hae
fanaioned, for the purpofe of eftablifb.
ing ne7u fyftem, which we may fuppofe
better adapted to our own intereft.
1t is faid, the Britifh commander. bv
entering into neutral port, and captur.
ing the Eflex with fuperior force, has
to reconcile this .ranfaetion to his con.
fcience, 20 heaven and to his country
This furnifhes the ground for the double
charge of cowardice and violation Of rhe
laws of nations. But neither of then
can be iupported. Valparaiso, though
not parry to the war, permitted our
armed vehcls to come into her waters 4
to bring in their prizes & thereby forfe;t<
ed the privileges of neutral. Confciou.
Of this, fhe fuffered the Enelifh to enter
ALTO; and not feeling herfelf authorized
to interfere, ihe allowed them TO make
the attack upon the EHex, which termio,.
ted III its conquet. Hence there appears
to be no violation of tllole privileges.
which are con6dered iacred in regard to
neutrals. -
In refpect to cowardice, neither the
laws of honor, nor the voice of iuftice.
require an enemy. whom chance OF pre-.
paration has made fuperior, to cqualiae
his itrength to his antagoniit's, before he
begins the conteit. Wars are not al,uors
made to enable the parties to deitrcy each
other sin Fyk," or to become rivals in
ehivaly bur are wagcd TO redrefs grieyan-
ces on the one hand, and to refiif claims
on the other and he who gets drub-
blng mutt make the beit terms he can.
An officer has right to annihilatc the
whole forcs Of his adverfary, if thereby
he can fave all the lives of his own crew.
advantage is always fought in war, with
all diligence; /; tor tbs Object is, difcomf-
sure and peace. If Britih commander
is guilty Of cowardice BY attacking an
American vefIel with fuperior force,
what fhall we lay of the battles Of Mar.
engo, jena and Eylau /! Did any man eves
fuipea Bonaparte Of cowardice here
And yet he had an immenfe fuperiority
Of force. and the Victories we're conGdered
the mos, 6gnal ever obtained.
We have not made thefe obfcrvations
in defence either Of Britifh honor, glory, or
juitic they have neither been forfeited OF
promoted BY the capture Of the Eaex.
Better preparation has enabled them to
be the gamers BY the conteit and in
judging of the tranfattion we ought aoe
to fuffer our vifion to be ~ difeoloured
by prejudice, as to widen the breachs
which ought to be clofed. We have
nothing to regret, but the lois Of the
frigate, and the expence Of much A.
merican blood. Y. z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-25
Sacketts S Horbor.

A letter from gentleman at Sackett. S
Harbour to the Editor OF the Ohio Mess
enger under date OF June 9Th, says"
consider this place asthe syeat fulcrum, on
which the levers ot war are to rest al pre-
sent. The village is considerable, formed
OF stores, groceries, inns, grog-shops, forts
block houses, barracks, navy yards, black
smiths shops, armories, &c The army,
navy, ship carpenters and Ci,izens amount,
l think, 10 mere than 10000. Such aston.
ishiug activity in building ships, rigging,
hauling great guns, anchors, cables, cannon
balls, grape and canister shot,Cc. from day
light till dark-the go heave ho OF the sal
Iors, the hammering Of the carpenters, the
ox-dlivers, sweeteped with drums and
tifes, bugle-horn, &c. interrupted several
times each day with the solemn knell OF fu.
nerals, attended with the honours of war
altogether form scene of noise and con-
fusion, incomprehensive 10 those not pre-
sent.
From the Norsh.-By gentlemen who arrived
IN the 'sst na iington stage, we learn. that ouf
roops have retfeated from Champlain to Chsz,
That for,s and oshsr defences are erecting
Pls,tshurg, where an immediate attsck is sppre
henoed, aud that some OF the principal families
are moving away-That the whole number Of out
sroops On the nef,he.n ffoniier does not exceed
5000 men--Thai he enemy are reported 10 have
son 7 TO IL. 600 men at La Cole Mill and i,s
neIghDorhood. sad constantly receiving rein
iorcemenis.-Aldany Cas
A new 20 gun ship is soout to be immediately
built OF Lake Chsmpis,n--,he ship carpenters
nave already gone on 10 Vergennes tor that pur
pose
The enemy is ssid to have 4 vessel nesrly res-
dy 10 lauach al Isle aux Nox, which will carry
SO guns.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-25
De6nitive Treaty between England
and France.

From the London Gazette Extrsoro'nsry'
Foreign Office, June 2. 1919.
Mr.. Planta arrived at this Office late last
nigh, from Paris with the Dehnitive treaty
Of Peace and Ami,y between His britannlc
Majesty and His Most Christian Males!H
signed at Paris on the 30th ultimo. oy VS.
count Castlerrsgh, the Earl OF Aoerdeen'
KIT. General Sir Charles William stew
art, X. B. Plenipoten,iaries OF His Majesty
and she Prince de Beaevento, Pienipo'en'',
ry OF His Most Christian Majesty.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-25
ALEXANDRIA, JULY IS, 1914.
W.1R Nv THE CHESAPEAKE

The British Ro,illa of barges, which it
was supposed had left the Paluxent, have
again returned to Benedict. with an aug
mented force, and have projected some dis
tance above that town Where is Com
modore Rarney's flotilla
JULY IA - he BRUSH irisate Narcissus,
ndthree olher vessels, which passed up the
bay on Saturday, returned on "Wednesday,
with 2 sail OF small prizes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-25
Conc,liating The FederoHsss.

A certificate is published in Baltimore
paper that member of the Senate OF Ma
ryland, and commander of one of the bar-
ges OF Com Barney's Hotilla, was heard 70
say, that he was happy that they tmeani0e
the British had burned federal houses, ana
that he wished every one, [alluding to INC
Federalisss,] svomen and ehiidren,were oHr"'
ed, and their ashes blown to ----.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-25

their relative importance, IN his opinion de-
mands,u until the orders Of General Dearborn
shall otherwise direct General Blake, viii
order the detachment from his brigade to
Castine, (if the enemy will let him) where
he wilreceive further orders; Gen. Brewer
will order his quota to Maehias. and there
10 receive further orders
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-25

committing depredatiens at the river
Rouge and in the vicinity OF Detroit.
They had murdered number of individ-
uals. Before the Pilot failed, Major
Crogham, the commanding officer, had
ordered that no provilions be idued to
tho Indians after the hrft of July.