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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-26
Nov. 90.

LAND FOR SALE.
A Tract Of LAND in Fairfax Coun-
ty, FIVE miles from Alexandria, con-
tanning about
$50 ACRES
Adjoining the seats Of Thompson Mn
son and James Patton, Esqrs. the qua
Iity of the Land is good, having been
much improved BY the use of Plaster
and Clover--there are nearly $50 A..
cres Of bottom in this tract, through
which there are extensive bitches, some
meadow lanh we'll set with timothy to
which there may be additions made
with a small expense; the buildings
are situated on range of hills COM
manding beautiful view Of the Peto.
mac with an extensive land prospect,
q new Brick House % feet by %, was
built last summer with upper and low
err Porticos and brick quarter for ne.
groes Is feet by so. For further par
ticulars apply to the subscriber rcsid.
ing en- the premises.
John c. To1ueN.
Mount Hybia, July Ia. 6m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-26
SULPHUR SPRINGS

- - " ~ ~ NAiSSo
III berkeley County, Virginia, iafeis ee.
eufied by MINcHISI,
FOR SALE Ok RENT.
THESE Springs fern valuable
n establishment, and will be found
worthy the attention OF any person
who is isposed to enter into a public
line Of business.
For terms apply to Jacob Morgan,
Esq. A,exapdris
H. st. G.. Tucker.
Winchester, 70. 26-g.ol sa,v
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-26
Mount Hyba, July Ia. 6m
Orphans Court.

UrpnanS COurt,
alexandria County, July Term, 1914.
ORDERED, that this administrator
pendente lite of Richard Cummings,
decd, do insert the following advertise.
ment three times week for three weeks
in the Alexandria newspapers.
A CopY-TEsr.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-26
~ g J. D. sIyM.Ms, RoYAL-sTREET, ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, July &c, 1914.
Adams, Herbert, & Co.

Adams, Herbert, & Co..
HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND
FOR SALE
pieces long & short ye;ow Nan.
keens of sup. quality
Is hess Imperial Tea,
20 chests, half chests and boxes Y.
Hyson do.
40 bills Loaf Sugar, is
cases l-2 pint Tumblers,
S pipes genuine Cogniac Brandy
RICHARD WOOD,
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S
HAIR DRESSER,
Fairfar Street, alexandra.
HAS FOR SALE
nOUBLE and single Hair Brushes,
III Shaving dc. Tooth do. Cloth &
Comb, do. Powder and Powder Puffs,
French Pomatum in pots, hard do. Cur
ling .tongs, doubled bladed Knives, first
quality single do. Shell Combs of the
newest fashion, quill back side 60. or.
namented 90. pocket, dressing and l.
worry do. Razors and Razor Cases,
Tooth Powder, Cologne Water, Duf's
improved Razor Straps and paste, Es-
sence of Burgamot Lennon, Laven-
der, Thyme, Jessamine and Orange,
MarechaI, Violet, Thuleruse Essence
Of Soap, Otto Of Roses sc. Cigar. and
Cigar Boxes. Looking Glasses, Shaw
ing boxes with and without glasses,
Walking Cases, Horwell's Patent Sus-
pendcrs, Liquid Backing, Court Plas-
ter, Smelling Bottles, Rose, Palm,
Winssor and Transparent Soap, and
Wash Balls, &c. SC.
ALSO,
A few FRIZETTES suitable for LIZ
dies.
June AZ
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-26
The Subscriber
July l9!

Wanted to Purchase
Il NEGRO WoMAN qualified FL 1
House Servant.-For one we'll recon-:
mended, a liberal price will be given.
Enquire of the Printer.
puly l9 ST
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-11
o, PosToN, Dec. %.
BRITISH BARBARITY
10 THOMAS BARCLAY. ESQ.
brtHSh .fgenf for Prisoners nj Nm, Wv

10 ihONlhS BARCLAY, ESQ.
6r!fr8H agent for Prisoners al New YORK.
SIR,
Actuated by the same motives which
doubles influenced you to make the unhl;
cation contained in the We7v York Gozcffe
ana re-Published IN the Bosfon Cenf,neL !
nave been induced 70 communicate the foi
lowing information. and accompauying de
positions which go far to invaldate Won,
statement and support the deposition of Mr.
WALTER, the American Naval PHO, -,
Lake Champlain.-The disposition YOU dis
cover to vindicate the reputation of vonr
country certainly respect.-it par,akes
DIT. OF that patriotism, the des,it,tion q,
winch among portion of IN sc called A
mercans, you must have known. tn belicve
your statement would be accented snnr,or
yea OILY by inferences and CONJECTURE n
opposition to the deposition Of one who n ak o.
ostn on MS own knowledge of the existence
OF tacts'-But, Sir, in this your KNOWLEDGE e
correct ard when you see in the C~nfjgcj 81
this town the publicati n of the solemn de-
position OF respectable Pilot of our Ma
and yonr own informal, unofficial and M.
certified statement (Which IS merely asss-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-11
RosroN Dec. %.

Great Fire ia Porfsmouib
The papers of this devoted town are re-
piete with melancholy details of its late ca
lamity' The last Oracle Contains lone,
list OF the sufferers in not only the entire de-,
structon OF 10S dwelling houses. and Ga
pubic building, stores and shops but am
immense Quantity Of property in many OF
them and the stores and vegetables for
WINTER which many poor families b.l laid
up We have receiv from our corresn,,n
dent the following note -
Portsmoufh Friaay Mo~ninr Dee 81
DEAR STR-S'nce writing ,ou vreto,d,,
morning, have beeq so iudisposed and fn.
tlgued in body, rh't have n D en- ,ble 70
c 2Ilsct any further particulars resp, c,inr
the distressing fire in the town. a survey,
Tor has been over the ground AMI he haq
JUST informel me, thar tre BUILDINGS bprrt
covered Fifteen Acres
Inc property consumed is immense. mar.
tcuiarly 10 the Stores "a the wharvss ais,
IN Bidding, Furniture, &c. Il is impossible
TO describe TO you the distress e nas, f,mi
les IN this severe season provisions yyr0
scarce & extrayaganuy high & scarcely =
cord OF wood to be purchased in the town: 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-11
Hard Ware. Cunery ana Saddiery,
FoR SALE BY
RlCIId. HUGHES.
HUGH NJ. MILLER.


EDWARD STAPLES, Jr. on f between 18th and
18th streets-Consisting of
IRON, rim, knob aud closet locks, brass case knob
u aud beaded ring, common and fine stock, blk e
brit shaekle pad, brit and brn chest and cupboard,
trunk and gun ditto brass and iron table butts and
esrd-table hinges, brass eommode knobs and han
dies, cupboard turns, knobs &c. screws wro't nails,
braces and bits, polished hraee,; common and gilt
coat and vest buttons, ivory and horn combs, hass
and plated candiesticks, sheet iron aud coppey tea
kettles, &c.--6ne white and green ivory knives and
forks in getts. with carvers, &c. to match, buck,
sham buck and white bone ehande knives & forks,
fine and common penkniyes, spertstnen's knives,
eommoH and fine suffers, scissors, cork screws &c.
Plated stirrup irons, duke bits and bradoons,
snsiiles, curb cAains, tug harness and bride buc-
kes, harness furniture in sets, xc.-common ID
bottom and swiva stirrup irons, sharp and s Bent
relhams and snafles, japannd and tinnd inlets and
fat sets, square head coach screws, sc.
Also, few boxes common & Whittemore's Cot
ton and Wool Cards, of assorted Nos,
October 22. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-11
DAVID ADAMS.
HIS Excellency PETER EARLY,
GoUernor of GEORGIA
From the Quebec Mercury.
ny. Gems. Office. 6th Dec. 1918.
GENERAL ORDER.

Ills Excellency the Governor in Chief and
Sothhander or the Forces, has received a
report from Major General GLASGOW of tn,
Apprehension of the three Am erican officers.
prisoners OF war, who escaped from the paol
at Qhebec, on the evening of the 18th No
Venoer' where they were confined as host
ages Tor the British soldiers held in close
conhnement by the American government.
It is highly gratifying to his excellencv to
observe that the zeal and vigilance, which
has so honorably characterized the Canadian
Militia has not lain dormant, even IN the
most remote and least threatened districts
OF TINS Province, as has been evinced in the
present instance, by he intelligence. activi-
~ and zeal displayed by Capt. Terraxkt. of
the Militia of Nouvelle Beauce. bv whose
exert'ons. aidsd by some of the officers and
militia OF that division, the three American
omcers, prisoners of war, were arrested at
three O'Clock in the morning of the LIST De.
cemoer. in the last house upon that road
ana have been re-conducted To the e-aol nj
Quebec. D. "
His Excelency directs, that the reward
advertised for the apprehension of those pri
soners be Immediately pad.
Il ne Conduct of Capt. Terrault, and of ,be
oihcers and nilitia-men who aided on this
occasion, IS hisnly praise w orlhy; and his
ExceIiehcy IS pleased TO confer upon Capt.
Aerrauit the rank of Major in The Militia.
hsJ zen. Glasgow will give instructions
'aa' these prisoner be separately confined ::
ana mat no prisoners of var in confinement
is permitted to retain arms Of anv l,ipd IN
his possession.
(Signed)
EDWARD 8AYNES.
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which they received, that force Of 1000
hostile Indians were assembled at Oakfus.
kee, and it we should fall in with them
would inevitably cut us off. Captain Ha
milton would have followed us. but was ap
prehensive that VIC were far advanced
tn he would be unable to overtakc us.
befre Conclude this communication i,
is proper TO state, that the officers and pri-
Yates with such exceptions only as are no.
ted wi,nis the remarks of the mus Ell roll
evinced, during the whole expedition, and
particularly at every alarm, degree of firm
AID deliberate courage, which would have
done honor to Spartan yalor.
have the honor to be, with high conside-
ration, your Exeellency's most obi. and
humble servant,
DAVID ADAMS.
HIS Excellency PETER EARLY,
GoUernor Of Georgia.
Returns from all the counties but Giynu
having been received, the votes fer the va
cancy in Congress stand thus:-Cuthbert
215l, Skirne 1912, Terrell 1868, Doo!ey
iz33.-Mr. Cuthbert is of course elected.
We understand that Brigadier General
y. X. Williams of the United States army
has resigned.
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NO TICE.

v3HHE copartnershp OF Hughes 4 Miller, was
Il this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
Books and papers will he left in the hands of Rich
sra Hughes for final adjustment
RlCHd. HUGHES.
HUGH NJ. MILLER.
Manchester, ian. \.
The Manufacturing OF Tobacco, formerly carried
on BY Hughes & Miller, will: be continued by the
Subscriber.
HUGH NJ. MILLER.
Jan. 4. SIP
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-11
EDWARD BAYNES,
HdJ. Gen. NJ. II.
OUERFc. Dec ID

QUEBEC, Dec. IA.
In our columns of this day, will be found q
communication from Gen, Wilkinson, TO his
cxceilency Sir George Provost. intimafine
chat forty six principal British officers won i
be put in close confinement, for the forty six
confined IN this country.
The pertnaGity of the American Govern
ment IN opposing principle maintained by
every European nation, evinces determi
nation to tread in the footsteps of their mas
er Napoleon. by setting at defiance all an
Gent Establishments, laws and principles.
by which nations have hitherto snhmitted to
be governed
Determined to add to their population, bv
every means, fair or foul. no matter at whose
expence, subject of any other nation has
but TO emlgr9te to the States, and he is i'm.
medlateiy converted into, aud claimed as an
American citizen. From the similarity of
language ana habits of the two nations. the
United klngdom must necessarily be a far
greater sufferer by this conduct than all the
other nations OF the universe together. Il
becomes then bounden duty Of the British
government to resist practices so injurious
20 he nation. by svery possible effort 1t is
cN'uehty 10 no purpose to reason with Go,
Ve' hment such as the American. All sufi
Gent, they are determined that no law. mo
principle, snail govern, but their will
What remains then for Great Britain, but
to take a determined stand, and, bv coerci
on, bring them to Their senses ? IL is the on
ly remedy for the evil.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-11
Boston. Dec. 90 1917

boSto7, Dec. 90, 1918.
hereby certify, that was surrendered
and made prisoner of war to the enemy at
Detroit, with the detachment of the 4th II =.
- regt. Infantry, on duty at that place. and
continued with said detachment dn ring tboi,.
confinement, Except few DAYS VIII lie sick
at hingston) That being Quarter Master
sergeant OF the above named resiment. and
the officers being separated and confined N
small village, FIVE miles from Quebec. |
received at that place the rations allowed
and furnished fof the prisoners, which con.
sisted as fellows For one day each week
OF ten ounces of fresh meat, and ter ounces
bread per man; for one day, ten ounces salt
0eef. ten ounces bread per man. and four
IDS fioui Tor each mess of six men and for
one day more, the same QUANTITY of cal,
pork and bread, with one quart of peas for
eacn mess of six men. For the remain;ne
| tour days, we had sone quart of peas. one
quart OF oat meal, one pound of sugar. and
one pound of rice, for each mess of six men
with the ten ounces of bread per man. and
daily rations of liquor, though short of the
quantity allowed in the British service
he rations OF meat thus amounted to thirty
ounces per man per week, which is less thar
/ tour and al half ounces per day. and frnu
TINS scanty allowance. fifty six pounds ne,
! week was stopped from the gross, for Which
tney agreed or Promised 20 give us vegeta
oles to t1Icken our soup, but when received
consisted vt little more than fey cahb,s,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-22
WASHINGTON CITY, June II.
Copy Of letter from Com. Chauncey to the SeeyeI
fary eftie Mary, dated
U. s. Ship Superior,
sackett's Harbor, I'd June.

~
u 8. Ship Superior,
Sacketfs Harbor, I'd June.
SIR,
Finding it most difficult task to trans-
port our heavy guns on by land, determined
TO get them 10 Stony Greek by water, when we
should have only about three miles land carr-
age to transport them to Henderson's Harbor,
from which we could bring them to this place
by water. directed Captain Woolsey to send
all the stores except the heavy guns up to North
Bay, and to place the guns in boats ready to
move up or down the river, but to be ready to
start at moments notice for Sandy Creek
whenever the coast was clear Of the enemy's
gun boats, which hoyered about the creeks in
Mexico Bay. On the evening ofthe 23ti, capt
Woolsey started from Oswego with Is boats,
containing all our heavy guns, twelve cables,
aud quantity Of shot. Maj.r Appiing Of the
Rife corps accompanied the boats with about
$50 Rifiemen. I had also engaged $50 indians
IN traverse the shore for the purpose Of pro-
tecting the boats if chased on shore or into a.
ny of the creeks. Captain Woolsey proceeded
unmolested to Sandy Creek, where he arrived
about noon on Sunday the Goth, with one boat
missing, containing one cable and two % poun.
ders AS soon as received information of the
arrival Of the boats at Sandy Creek, the Gene
raj at my request dispatched two pieces Of ar
tilery and Capt. H1rris's company Of dragons.
Yesterday morning Oruereu capt SinItu with
about 100 marines TO Sandy Creek, and Gene
raj Gaines very politely offered an additional
force Of about 500 artillery and infantry, under
the command of that excellent officer Colonel
Mitchell, TO the same place but before this
force could reach the creek, the enemy was dis
covered in chase Of our look out boats, and en-
tered the creek a little after day light they
landed and recOnnoitred the sl,ore--a part Of
their force marched UP on each side ofthe creek,
white their gun boats asceaded cautiously, oc-
easiooslly firing into the woods. Major Ap-
ping disposed OF his force in the most judici-
GUS manner, and permitted the enemy to APP
proach within few yards Of his anbuscade,
when The riiemen and Indians opened most
destructive fire upon the enemy, which obliged
them to surrender in about ten minutes, with
sbe loss OF q number killed aud wounded. and
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-22
EweIl's Family Physician.

- A few copies Of this valuable Work Fun
doubtedly the best Of the kind extant1 ara for
Sale At s.PLEAsANrs' Booksto 9 Rl cnnond,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-22
the Mornings of Wednesday and Saturday By

seven boats taken, three Of which were gun
boats. mounting 6S. "a. 10 and IL Founders,
with some smaller guns.
The number Of officers and men which the
enemy entered the creek with, were about 200,
but the number killed, wounded and taken pri-
soners am still ignorant Of, as no return has
been made to me ;amongst the prisoners, how.
ever, are two Post Captains. four Eeutenants
and two Licuts. of the Marines.
The conduct or Maj. Appling and the troops
under his command, has been highly honora-
bic, and they are entitled to my warm acknow-
Judgements for the zeal and ability with which
they have defended the guns and stores for this
station. rf'ss, ii u y! q ~
Ihave made arrangements for transporting the
guns from Sandy Creek by land, which is about
10 miles. Ihope to have them all here before
the 10Th.
fenclose herewith. for your information,
Capt. Woolsey's report Of his proceedings.
have the honor to be. &c.
ISAAC cHauNcEY.
Hon. VIM. Jones, 49,
sseersasry he-Navy. &.
Washington.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-22

Ihave the honor to report this ship to
you. all well. rhe French National Brig
Olivier. which carries this. is the oaly yes.
selwe have spoken since ourdeRarture from
Portsmouth, N. H.
5 Ihave the honor, Sc. Sc
J. BLAKELY.
Hen. Wm. Joaes, Secretary
Tfhe Navy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-22

Unitct States Sloo, of War ,vA,r, At
Sea, lat. IS y. long. d, W. ~
IS 20fa Mar, 1914.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-18
Head Quarters, torn Of .1Ho5ilc,
nm $ 1T. 1874.
Inspector Generals OGlce, eth Military District
GENERAL ORDERS.
Our cOmpanions I'm otrnq H., ,,.;,,,,,,,,., =,

Oir companions in arms have trumplcd over
Z enemy. AZ o'clock, T. NJ ON the the t5tb inst
foIt bonyer was attacked by superior British na,ol
ana iad force, aud the enemy rc,Jusct AZ all po,ts
Inc naval force Of the eneay consisted of hs from
~ 10 % guns mounting 81 pound earronadcs o hri,,
rom 10 10 10 guns, mounting n pou carron-
ancs, with tenders all sndcr the command Of co s
w. ~ PiorJ. The lsnd force efthe enemy consisted
o 100 marines under the command Of col Nichols 500
Indians under the command Of col WOrsllGne al tle
briish army and battery ola ~ FOUNDER and bnoif
lei under the direction OF british captain Of th. Rvs
Artillery. Our effective torce opposed to the enemy
WIS about 100 men, of whom not more an 90 were en-
gss.d.
The leading slip called the Herrcs. Coomo,ore
W ~ Piercy, having approached within reach oCor,r
guns, our batter opened upon her. the guns of Which
were fired in succession rs they could c lrc-,rht -.
bears and at 20 minutes after +. NJ The cneoperc,,
became general About tbistirnc the enemy en- sborc
VIII col Nchcs At the bead of the marines col No,I
bnc a. the head Of their allies (thc Irdans1 and H.,
captain ite British ROYAL Artillery with his bst,er
we're put 10 flight by two discharges of grar and con,
mister from nine FOUNDER At 5 r. VI lie con,,,,,,
dotes ship swung head toour battery when We ye
enabled 10 rake her so eiectualiv rs 10 silence ba,
guns Having cut her cable b. our si,ol sb. dr;f,
"t and grounded, scinon, within 700 wards which 81
gam Mmdcu ia anopportunjty Of rakine her and We
continued dong 50 until there haht ENOUGH To see
mat his cOOts were Aying; and , ,rf s,,rsos ~ o,t
vessels cut their cabes aud Stool Of Viii q lI, h
uudct most reWen1ous fire from orr battery A
quarter past z, We discovered the contnooie'q elm
N ~ ON hre amidst 10 p. NJ her rna,azip. .Jey ,,n
we cannot Hseeri"" tbc precise los nf the enemy bt
'"n "c'er'eiS who came - tic morning Ter tie bat
We, VIC learn tiiat ihe commodore and oniv twenty
'p"p escaped from the IJerues her crew, being oti,
''f 10 } nat 80 were killed and wounded On board
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-18

IRON IJ2oTfTeul.
We we're last evening favored with Mon
treal papers to October !. They contain tbs
following General Order, OF Adutant Gene
raj baynes, with an enclosure from General
DIun'nond giving an account OF the battle
OF the l1th nit IN front of Fort Erie. The
latter does not claim a We tory nor docs 80
acknowledge defeat but speaks very hiph-
~ Of the bravery of his troops, and their eal-
liant defence Of their entertainments. He re
grets Ole loss Of the services Of Col. Fisher
It, Coils Pearson and Gordon, who were ,,cr-
mitted to proceed to the rear, for the recovery
either wounds.
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H. 9. 111HfreoL 29M Scft. 1917.
GENERAL ORDER.

us fTceiIcncy the commander Of the for
ces haYiHE received the official report Of j..
General J)rnnl Ond, 81 IN affair which took
place at FQit Ere on The 18th inst. in winch
very superior numbers If the enemy we've RI.
Pu'seo "''h loss, entirely comedies with H..
IT, Senei'I ih the Just tribute Of praise !.c
'ssto"s on tne ubrei is ,aIoar and de;ern.;.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-18
MILLEDorvILLT, October s
SPLENDID yJCTORYI

81 AS our paper going to press, an EXPRESS
reached his Excellency, the Governor. comnunicatin
tie following soul-ohee,ing intelligence The eueroy
must have lost at least from 2 tn 900 killed
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-18
~ WI W'IU
acting Adj. Gen. !th MI. Dist

OF Our Executive las received ascend r,o,,;s;,;o
tor another regiment OF Infantry TO rendezvous a,
sparta on Wednesday next, aud proceed forthvit,
10 the encanrment IT Efinghap. They will be. do.
'acheu rom GENERAL Clarks Division under Tia, .on-
mand oi colonel Thomas The preparations To,. The
defence o, SavanuJ'are pru3re sing r5pdsy-.,n will
We hope IN ashort time, sufficient to bni to
any ATTEMPT he enemy may make. III .4,e7.s
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the Charon The loss on boaiS the briggs is unknown
but must have been very great from the circumstance
oil one OF them being infinitely exposed than the
ShaIon Our loss 4pr,ates kiiedand S wounded
Dutig the hottest u the action, flag staff ws SHOT
away the flag was imm tateiy resancd under "a lea
W hire ei grape aud eaanis,cr ,nd oisted on a sonye
star aud planted on the psiapet.
his "n'evcmen, of 0ur brotersin arms is dear TO
us and ra'is Tor, anil will receive the gratitude OF crate
i"' country Our arms have triumph over the e,e-
my The brave officers, commissioner, o.n,c,., \
prNates under the comniand OF tst gallant office,
MAYOR Lawitnee have done their duty and in uunt
OF COOL determined cOfgc, their conduct cannot he
snPasseo-ILere Was but one ieelil ,erSadin every
grade and rank rens hen, tine whole actor and TIM,
VAS va" should be- iorenos, II tie road glory With
ueh t'e post OF danger was the post OF honor
10y order OF Majdr Gene,-i Jackson
A p. HAlNE lusp'r Gent ard
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subsequent to the peace between France, G.
britain, and the contaentat ,Ncwers of Europe
generally, it appears that, in,pressment of our
citizen; having been reiirqu>l,ed ia hructicc,
the ". States were willing 10 wave discussion
on that head, reser.ing the rieht to resist il
again II resorted 10. UiaSh. Gig GGz.