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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-02

THE undersigned Commissioners appointed by
the act at Congress Of the 2ist of March, 1914,
relative TO the yaspo Claims. are Of opinion, tba, IL
rests with the claimants TO prepare. by themselves
or their counsel, the releases, assignment and pow
ers mentioned in the fsst section Of the act Dcsr
ous nevertheless, 10 give every facility 10 the exc.
eu'lon OF the ACT consistent With what is taken to
be It's right construction, they recommend.
That claimants living st distance, who may End
Unnecessary TO prefer their claims through IN sgent
or attorney. should invest such agent or attorney
with authority tosdd 10 oral,cr tie instruments q.
toesa.d or vary in any wise their form and manner
so that they may conform to such directions ana dc.
cisons as the commissioners may give when orgah,s-
ed as board, and proceeding tosxecute their func
,lons under the act rs this course, such changes.
subs'iIusons,, or ,dmcns, as arc susceptible OF
being made upon ,hy spot, can take place Without
Further intohvenence to the claimants.
'-' .tr - JAMES MONROE. f4
vis Nag 81 is fpin .fefy Sec'ry Of STATE.
az gov FW, A. j. DALLAS, .tt
sN fe Nm. Sec'ry the Treasury.
RICHARD RUSH,
~ Hdslington Oeto6er 90. 1914 XXI Nga,1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-02

Arrived a, this poti on "Wednesday last,
sch. Sally, (a6o tons) Captain Van Allen, of
NewYork, four months and half from
CANTON, Qndia,, with valuable cargo, con-
sis.ing Of 1865 chests, haIf.chests and boxes
of TEAS, 400 rolls NankeeOs, $50 Bags Al.
lum, IS boxes China, boxes Silks, and
trunk Merchandise, belonging TO Min,drn *
Chsmplin, of N.w-York.--Cspt. A. has seen
only one vessel Of war on his passage.
Capt. Allen left eight American VESSELS at
Canton, which had been disman,let and laid
up. Business at Cantoh was very dtll, aud
no sales for Teas.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-02

In this town, on Tuesday evening last, Mr. 10.
srrH P6sr, of Sss5rook. tta to Miss MARIA w
HEArA, daughter o. the late Mr e. Heath, Of this
town. ,r,tN ~ - ~ ft say
ou Monday evening last, Mr.. NoAw BAsxnn, ir.
OF the u. 5. navy, to Miss El,sA MtLLs. daurL.er
OF Mr-Wm. Mills. OF this Town. -, $500.
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NEWPORT. y
HE'D tESD.fY, NO YEAIBER 1914

Verbal accounts from New York, mention the ar
rival at that place of he U. 5. sloop OF Peacock.
Capt Warrington, and the prvateer Chssseur. laden
with dry-goods, having taken and destroyed SEW
ENTEEN sail of British vessels, The Peacock had
taken and destroyed TWENTY sail. but nothing
WAS said OF her having sunk British nan-of-9ar.
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War Events, &c.



This morning, the Steam Frigatc FUb-
TON THE FIRST" was launched from
rhe ship.yards of Adsrn and Noah Brown, at
t,orlaers- Hook, anids, the roar oi Cannon
and the Shouts and. acclama,ions OF upwards
of twenty thousand people, who had Assem-
blcd TO witness the event. She,took leave of
her bed quarter OF an hour earlier than was
en,enaed, owing to the jarrihg produced by a
discharge Of 32-pounder on deck, TO give
warning TO the spectators, and gently and
beautifully giided toto her destined element.
She measures las feet on deck and IS teet
breadth Of beam--draws only feet ot water,
bud is TO amount thirty 23pound cssronades
bnd ,wo Columbiads, the latter to carry each
h 400 pound red hot bsll. She is TO be COM
branded by Com. Porter, and from appcat-
hnce she bids fairto become formidable
weapon in harbor warfare.
British shy This morning, young
man was apprchended,a taken before Jus
lice at Fl.lbush, on suspicion OF being spy
lon examination, il was found he was Brit
sh officer, with his commission in his pock'
kt aud from letters aud olher papers tpund
pom him, it appeared he was recently from
canada. He was immediately put in irons,
Ind deiveyed over TO General Ea!t.
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NEw.BEDFORD, October 90.

Last evening arrived sch. Clementine,srom
Dennis about 10 O'Clock yesterday morning,
|ear Woods Hole, was boarded by boat
rom the British priva,eer Retaliation, with
hen, who ordered the Captain and crew, con.
listing of FIVE persons, to "pick up their
u6s and go ashore" While pretending to
|e complying with their orders, the crew oi
be Clementine watched a favorable oppor.u-
lily, and each seized his man, and secured
hem. and have delivered them 10 the Com
handant Of the garrison at this place,
The Retaliation has been in The Vineyard
ound several days, and her boats have cap
bred or 8 boats laden with provisions. On
Tuesday night last, humber Of men who
ad been robbed of their boats, with several
thers, in all abou, 20 persons, III three boats,
ent in quest of these picaroons--.hey PRO.
eeded TO Nashau Island, where they found
70 of their boats, and u prisa,cersmen on
,orc who were apparently preparing TO spend
,c night there but on the approach. OF the
ape boats, they all except two, escaped 10
be woods the two which remained were
ado prisoners, who, with the boats, were
Fovght off without resistance, and landed at
,lmouth /; and from thence sent 10 Boston
b the boats saken, were ten muskcis, al!
)adcd, several pistols, swords, &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-02

Greatness appears 10 be hereditary IN the
royal family of England--for surely never son
initiated the folIles of father more closely
than does the prince regen, those of George
lH.--As our fathers whip his maniac majesty
into something like decency, we certainly nave
a" Legitimate" tight TO beat good manners
into his scottish progeny.
Poitieai Examiner
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New Feather leds anu Feathe,s.
r I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers, and Festhef
IL Beds, from 20 20 As dollars, kept constantly
r sale by ABRAHAM bAhhh"'
No. 2, Charies-sfrees.
Lite.ase-an assortment of MATTRossEs o
very description, constantly kept rn ss'e sssPP2ss
March AZ it.. ~
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u. JAMES TOW NSEND, ~
OFFERs for sale, at his store, in nlstrect, nero
- east of the Il, !. Republican, Office tsi
10 poxcs No 4 & :, Chocolate,
10 do. mould Candlca
200 WI. Of good Chcesl; 80
boxes OF f'Spanish srgarss
10000 American do
Win an assor,men, Of frs, quality croeeriss, ak
retail. ynne cy.
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60 hhds. New Ensland RUM;
50 pipes Sisson's GIN
100 bbls Philadelphia and Baltimore st.
i- perfne FLOUR 49, l.f
y, as kegs neg,o.head TOBACCO; 81 &
NIB. Groceries & ship-storcs, ms usual. May 4. 4
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90 X S.
JOSIAH c. SHAW,
HAS FOR SALE Al ms BOOKSTORE,
NO. 1is, TKs.MES. STREET,

NO. li8, 7KsNESSTBEET
The following DooK:-viz.
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American and British Ma. Narrative Poems
Wy List opie's Tales Of Real Life
Blait's Lectures parDsssian Garland
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Bride OF Abydo: Porrai,ure of Method.
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Banks OF Wye 0tasrels OF Authors; 2v.
Choice Emblems ~ kebecca
Corvlsart's Essay on the R.mssy's Life Of Wash
Diseases OF the Heait ington
Ca,amiiies Of Authors Re,rospcction
Cowpcr's Poems, 3 vols. Rokeby
Castle Rackrent Robinson Crusoc
Coa,pcrs Task Hose and Emily
Come and Welcome Santo Sebastiano, or the
Camdcn's Poems Young Protector, ,3w
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Christian Morals, 9 vols, Scottish Fiddle
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Evangelical History Sketches OF Character
Eveniags at Home Sterse's works, ~
Fore i Of Monialbsn, ~. Smith on the Trinity
Fathers Tales Solitude sweetehed
GabePs Essay on the Ho. Sou,hcy's Life OF Nelson
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Good Men Of Modern Thinks 10 Myself
date Terrier On Merinos
History OF New.York, 2v. !" The Book"
History ofNe%-England, Tales Of Fashionable life
2v Tro,ter on Drunkenness
Humphrey Clinker, 1v Traits Of Nature
Health and Long Lite, by The Absentee
Cameron The MINSTREL
Hulrs rrial The LoysIist
Jscqueline. poem The wanJeter, or Pe
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Life Of 6cn. Moreau Thsddeus of Warsaw
Letters Of hnius Theodore Of The Peruvi
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Lady Of the Lake, Scenes
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Mickle's Traveller Walker on EIUcutipn
Mirror of the Craces Veems Life of Wssh
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Marian, novel. 2v. Wsshpgtons Faedict
Mrs. Grant on Education Wy
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BOSTON. October 81.
& of letter, dated Dead Greek, cur


frfroet of letter, dated Dead Greek, CCh-
her Canada, October 10
f" The army under command Of Maj Gen. lizard,
flvanced as far as Chippewa Plains, on the i4ih
st having to replace the bridges which the enemy
tstroyed, and driving in his out posts, alter some
Sarp skirmishing with our light corps in the after
pom of that day. On the 18th, the enemy appeared
force at the village Of Chippewa, but shew M dis
stion to give US battle. The bridge bad also teen
Estroy cd, and no means were then possessed OF
aching him, but by our artillery. which vas brought
and ably directed by Capts. Towson and Archer
disabling his batteries, and almost siiencing his
! Id artillery before night when he returned 10 his
csmpment. On the 10th, we again shew him our
pnt in order of battle, and although reinforced, he
uld not be drawn into the contest. On the lTth,
E army changed position. and retired seven miles
the Niagara Gen Bisseil was detached with his
igade on the morning of the 18th. to watch the
ect Of this movement. while the main body con-
ued on it's ground, in the hope of drawing the en-
hy from his position. The brigade of Gen Disse!l,
n. by circuitous rout through the woods, gain.
the vicinity Of draw-bridre, about three miles
oye the mouth Of Chippewa river-ard allowing
h part Of his force to be discovered. Al day
eak, the enemy threw over q strong column to de-
low. what he considered a reconhortering party,
Il was instantly received by the brigade and tho
superior in numbers, he was beaten with great
ughter, driven over his bridge, and pursued so
scly, as to leave no time for its removal. The
terry which defended the passage, was gailanty
ried, giving time only to discharge two rountls'
ore it was occupied by our troops The enemy,
reinforced. but obliged to give ground, and re-
d with loss estimated at nearly two hundred, IN
ed, wounded and prisoners-ours is stated at IL
cd and 50 wounded. The main body will march
hediately, and renorcemen,s are already gone o
port him but the enemy has probably retreated
pnd prospect Of successful pursuit. The ac-
lasted three quarters Of an hour, and was prin.
lily fought beyond the river"
rtrdef of a letter from Bu6dioe, Oct. 90.
Yesterday Ger Bissel with his brigade, forced
Chippewa, eight miles above the enemys posi-
with the loss Of sxty-eight men, fourteen Of
m we're killed This mornng the army on
move from B.ack-Crcek down the Niagara upon
Chippewa. Gen Ripley is better, and think
upon the recovery"
racf of letter, da'rd Herkiner, Oct. 2e.
en- Brown arrived in the stage at Utica yes,er-
on his way, as is supposed, tn assume the com
at Sackett's Harbor. MArtbur. with 700.
ted men, and 500 Indians, has arrived at De-
and that post was safe on the 18th instant"
Fi,isA Lake 0rsari9 Fleef-Dy a letter
Saekcit's Harbor, dated the 2o,h inst
arn, that the British fleet, consisting of
hips, three brigs and one schooner, are
e lake, having left Kingston the i7ih
ht.
po KentuckiAps have been ordered TO the
le. Also 2ooo Tennesssisns.
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AppROpATlON..

We, the undersigned, do hereby ceryjr !, that We
and our families have in various cases anil in different.
times, used DR. Cary's celebrated Family PilIswijch
ere now prepared by the vcnder AZ tn entry. T. IL
We have found them highly ser,icea'e in our fani.
lies, and particularly efiicacous in ~ moving h6se
complaints for which they ptcscsV ocd I've feel
assured Of their excelcnte aud eow slider the Fills
valuable, and worthy the attention Of all family Ply
siciane. IN testimony hereof, We lave affixed our
respective signatures. ,.,tst..f
Caleb Keten, Jose4h Straigkt. II. Re1inyfsn, 3d.,
John Remington, diqry Reru ayton ~ Greene,
Patience Greose, 4 Hehsa, J7xodorir hep,ing.
ton, C.. Bovc,l, j. Y. (rcen, II. Wh6ur. .jnnf
J. q. Bro1un, Phebc Irsna, NJ Irssir,' j. Hau.
.kins, Beujaria .sfsrst.
The subscriber having besn much afflicted With
the asthma for several years, was induced to make
trial Of Dr. Csry's Pis--ISfnre had take1 one box
found myself much relieved, and am now in the
enjoyment Of good health, j. ROWLAND.
d.. @. w. HopPla ID sO'e agent for tds iown OF
Providence. ,.s - III. s..
Icertify that was sick about two years with dry
skin costiveness and difficulty Of brcstiing could
not rcstI hsd several DOCTORS but could get no re-
liefI applied I)r. Cary ard cot immediate relief
believe il il hal p5t been for his Pins, could hoe
have lived. Icontinue taking the PiIIs, and am IN
tolcrabic health. HIGH RELPE
certify ,hs, was troubled with pain in my bow:
ar and side. and dizziness in the besd--I called on
DR.. Cary he gave me abor thirty Pills, which cur
ed me esteem them vsi aable.
May, 1915 CHARLES CoLvIN.
certify tlst have rvsde use OF Dr. Cary's PlIss
nd am in duty bound ~ say they are tho mos, easy
's.Is sep,emSer, & ISIS. RAY JOHNSON.
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po KentuckiAps have been ordered TO the
lie. Also 2ooo Tennesssisns.
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U The Pills re commend themselves.

or The Pills rs commend themselves.
The above medicines are sold by ID. RirLsY Nor
vich, Coo Avis & ANS seITB, B,Wickford, X. L. and
" SAMUEL W. vIrsor, Newport. Al the last mcn-
med place are kept, IS usual. all kinds Of Drugs
.d Medicines nov generally in use and If the beat
,,ai;,y "A continuance NJ kvors solicited.
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II is said depussiion from the Indepen-
den,s Of Mexico, is on It's wsyto Washington
for the purpose sf forming an alliance Of
commercial ns,u.e
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Fi,isa Lake 0rsario Fleef-By a letter
SAekelt's Harbor, dated the 2oth iDst
Farn, that the British fleet, consisting of
(hips, three bries snd one schooner, are
e lake, having left Kingston the I7ih
pt.
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The corporation of Albany have present
ed Com. Macdonough the freedom Of tbs
cry in a gold box, and have also given hir
a lot Of land. He Is expected ., that place
aud is to be escorted in by the municipal ~
iers and citizens.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-13
H.ctm55eA GA. J UedIleaelap, .Iah i3.
or GLORY-Yb i. SIIAtIs


me E,%ea IS lost yet she is ioss under
circumstances, which reAec; the greatest ho-
~" upon our nation. Ike greatest Shrws up-
on the eacnv.
The captain os &c Phoebe was G j;uid TO en-
Counter the brave Porter alone-thonph he
mounted more gins and carried more men.
lie trusted to tbs aid of his Censor, for pro
tcctonr-Porter Nsoul have sought th- sea
and gone otfjn slfcty-bnt a qaic Injured his
sails, as he was leaving TIE port of Valpalai-
50, on the coasts Of Chiii on tie western
shore OF SOUTH America. he wished TO re-
turn to us anchorage but his cowaIGly adj.
Versal'e trusting tot cir Overwhelming force.
iaIre IN together, and IN defiance o. the Soa-
nish Iurisd ctiOn, OF all those laws Which arc
he'd sacred by n2tiO's, attacked him IN
the bav where he had east anchor. The
brave Porter compelled chem frs. to sheer OF;
but the dastards, on repairing damage, came
Withm long shot only, and out Of reach of the
short carron AIDES of the EsseY. The Aiucri .
can cut her cables, determined to Law herself
aonS Sice ot th, Phoebe bat the h,l...rfls
were useless, and She could not leave the . ~.
I'D tbs situation, they stood the combined ar-
tdery o. the enemy, a monument Of the
most ce,ctnln!c- c-i:,aity, Unwilling &. st,isC
the nag o. their country, until resistance be-
came altogether unarailirv. and lie trrts
were covered with the blood Of the brave mon
shci ~ vaIn--- he British have no reasons
to boast-lct them ra,Icr blush at the supe-
i1oriiy OF their force, the cowardly comb...a-
ton OF Their SHIPS, thcir atrcciols violation o.
the ,tcrcd principles o; neutrality.
What th. Span.drds VII, sav to this nlcrant
Violation o.. their rights Of jaris fiction, We
shall not pretend 90 predict. BE- Il is Ger
tau'y one OF She most cold alI cowardtv in
suits winch TIE present agc has witnessed. G.
ven from British vessels "1hc RIGHT of pro-
lection "i.'iN rs waters, and to q reasonable
distance on ne coasts, has been ackn1yledqcd
BY every r1tion and denied va none: and Il
the properly be yet within dlcir power. il is
their yls',t 8, ddty to redress the wronr them
selves" such were The doctrines OF VIZ. Jee
fcrson IN 1893, when TIC British complained
o. the c pt1rc OF the Grunge in the BAY ot
Dcdw arc, by Che French fl1gatc Embuscade
add Theu the fiery Genet was compelled ia
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surrender the Grange to our indignant Re
aonstrances. During the present war, we
nave shown by our own example, the rcgar,,
winch we have paid TO the rights of ncutiTlls ::
when Com Bainbrdge, with superior squad
ron, o'tthc port III 81. Salvador, permitted the
hoinc Cheyenne 20 enjoy undSturbcd the hos
pltality OF the Portuguese Port. The in.any
Oh snch conduct as the British have exhibited
cannot long remain UNPUBLISHED. The pride
the arrogance of these Islanders, must socuer
Or iate', rouse the arm "a vengeance against
thcnl.-!hc world camot much longer per
nlit Itself TO be insultcd with impnnitv.
Brave and distinguished Porter, in what
terms can we express Our admiration of the.
high da'ngs o. your soul After having
secured the two oceans t1r Your enemy, and
wandered over 4 world sd w4;crs in search
OF glory, after destroying millions of PROV
erty and scattering terror before Won :,
we're IN hopes 10 have encountered a SIN
sic Oct superior enemy On ~ coasts of Chi
II. That enemy, however, shr,iak b,fo,.,.
you-availing himself of his OVERWHELMED.
superiority, Ut the calamitics of >.our ADJ
verse fortunes, OF the nature Of your an
ChoTage and the -1nsth OF his guns. he was
dctermnedto murder those whom he dared
nor hono"ably t. encounter. But even thcn
Jour great heart did not quake or sinh
AIDED by your gallant comrades, Won stood
their 1re, even after ali hope had deserted
your banner. Thine VS. tie invincib:c
soul to meet danger, even when all ornos;-
ton was unavailing.--Not stimulated byE96e.
not animated by the Gcstoiy OF the scene.
from which even valor itself catches neqy
incitement, you, and your crew exhibited
th!t cool, that passive, that unyicldinr rcso-
!ntinn which was worthy Of the cause in
winch You appeared the s.icrcd cause Of
fFre 1'eae md Suffers hiyhsa.-Vy,o,rIs
cannot express or love for the chiyalr7, of
your deeds.
C-rHehG7c ~ G,v5t Gas the .N;-.r- yorl, Pan
W3 Fo5t st'i,s kiat III instructions u ,.,. .jjyjs
'7H "'Hh'nsr Trent tGpy$s- tic seem, ot' t6.. No.
kget"'"' 10 lasIc, amsterdam any oHie meafrai
CO G'p matte is Freaa.e.7
81 e. S.,c,ei 2lic1ss a5ou lie lh n J,,f, sha,
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- y :. - ~ -
L.iST NIGHT',S NE.4IL.
WASHINGTON. July II.
h'fTacs ga leifcrrecej0cd attn. Hur Office

I,.--.r W NolsNVTIO TON, luly IT.
A''''@c' . a fef'crrecejUca attn Uir Office,
aqtcd 28h Jupr, 1914
regret exceedingly 70 be OBLIGED 70 state
taat the Government has lost the services of
'h&t valuable officer, 1t. Col FoRsYrH. He
was kiled While advancing on a party of the
enemy, about 200 strong. The enemy was
ofiven back BY the rihemen, and one conlpa-
ny OF the 18TH infantry. Cur loss was 1t. Col
Forsyth killed, and one soldicr~wountleJ. The
enemy's loss is stated at IL"
Gen. boYD lef5 this city yesterday. We
understand he has been assigned tothc Sd Mi
York. - ~ W
Col. PRFsToN has 50 far recovered of his
wounds received at WILLIAMSBURG, as to be A.
bic to trav~l. lie left this city Yesterday for
his scat in Virginia. 40
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CAARLESToY, s. c. July 4.
Loss Of the U. ). schr. Alligator.
REIUR)RT .I,;y 1

Mr. DEAR SIR-Last right 7rote you
in great haste Informing you cfthe loss # tic
ALLIGATOR II firoUes to be too true. Bias
SET is aLiUe, and has just arTiUed haLf dtosvn-
ed, 7pIh eieUen Qf'hiS cresv, aictadmg youag
SALTUs. NIidshjtmen ByaKf6rd and Ro-
gerson, with tsyenty. fve men, are u1lfortu-
Ssately drowned. Tie schr. 7vas uhsef By a
7utiri5oi7d. She zyaa at 0ncho1., and had her
yards and tof,-maSts on deck. BASSKT bers
me 10 7rrite you, as he is unable 10 do so 81
tie Mail 6ut spiN detail gtarticuta,s TO you
By Tire ncat. The .dHiSafor HeS in four fun
oDis gYQ;ey, about cables ieHgth fran tic
sfore.-BASSE4 thinks she can gyith0ut much
q Ecuity, be @of mn. IAave taken eUcry Steh
to rcnder The aituation cf the remainder IF
tbe cre7v as co8,f5ra5ie as hosai6Ie.
Yours, 9viih miacA rr&tect,
NTH II RHODES
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REQUISITI0N OF ETJLJvY.
CIRCULAR TO THE REspECTJyT covr,,-
oRs OK TIE FOLLOWING STATES.

L.. O "
okS o. TIE FOLLOWING STATES.
U0' DihGytmc1it, Jlsly 1. 1914. D.
sii'- / ne late pacification in EnroDe Offers
/" the enemy large dspOsabIe force. beth ma
VA anu military, and with it the means of
giving to &c wa here q character vi new and
increased activity and extent.
Without knowing with certainty, that such
VII De ITS application, and still less tloat a,v
particular point or points viii become objects
of attack, the President has deemed + 60
, DC, as 4 measure of preCaution, to g.reooth-
en- ourselves Oh the line OF the Atlantic, AMI
las ehc principal means of doing this win 6e
fouDiu m the miiitia) to invite the Executives
OF certain states to organize and hold CORDS
% 95,5OO men, under the laws of och Frb
1875, ann 1Gth of April, 1914.
Ihe inclosed detail will show vonr e,,ceIlen-
cy %Aat, under this rcquisition viii be the quo
ta OF
IS iar as volunteer uniform companies can
be found, they VIII be preferred.
The e&rediency of REGARDING (as wcU IN
the designations or die militia as of their Dla-
ceS o. rendezlouS) the points, the importance
or exposure OF winch VIII be most likely TO
attract the views Of tie enemy, need but be
slSgestca.
y report Of the organization Of your quota.
"heh completed, < Of place or places of
rendezvous, VIII be acceptable
! nave the honor to he, with very great res
pcct, your czceilcncy's most o,t and very
humble scrvt
JOHN ARMSTRONG.
II Ercs1encn thc G3Ucla9r If
DeF@lJ1f AlHffa Snvicc, ll15,s- Mc ,equi-
S'ti0H Of Jiliy 1. 1914.
'9-t-H0'"bsh'r--j Regiments aud one Latta!ion.
III. 500 artillery, $50 Infantry; TOTAL s,J10 Gen,
Graz 0td-l mayor Gcn. two hi- gems. 1 den ar
ma Scl orc assist aijt gen
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-13
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WASHINGTON, July :.
IS repo";'d here, That Congress VIII b. cony.-
nv" 10y Proclamation carler than the tn,r appointed
y" ''''cuH: canno, vouch Ior the cor,c:ncss oil
III" itiWt; bnt such a step would seem 10 b, y y.
III "rCri' tAt Congress D. ready to conf,.n .uy
IU,c"Y wh'ch may be made with the .u,nv hy onr
commissioners, or o make further provision fo: r.r-
'!mS on The war III case The resoc.aloi sholld fail