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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-17
New Books.

JUST REcEIYED And FOR SAFE ar SAM,t'
PLEAsANTs, RICHMOND.
Owen on Observation-Disclosures
jerks Deyotions.
Davies's Sermons.
Guide to Christ, SC. compiled for the help OF
Young Ministers, BY S. Stoddard
Ainsworth's Dictionary
Jehnson's Dictionary IN Miniature
AdyiGe TO the ofhcers OF the Army, &c.
Rokeby; poem. BY Walteloscoit.
Chateaubriand's Travels in Greece. pales.
tine, Egypt, and Barbary.
Sketches OF intellectual Education, &c Hints
on Domestic Economy, addressed to Mothers
by Mrs. Grant
influence OF Literature upon Society-B,
Madame De Stael-Holstein-witha memoir OF
the Life and Writings OF the Author.
Watts Sermons-A new editicn--2 volumes
Jctavo.
Ramsay's History of the American Revolution
"a NV. edition.
An Academy Tor Grown Horsemen; contain
ing the compietest Instructions for Walking,
lrottng, Gathering, Gailoping, Stumbling, d
Tumbiing-By Godfrey Gambado, ESQ. Ri.
dlng-Aiaster, Master Of the !iosse, and sGrana
Equefry ia. the Doge of Venice-Illustrate
with ~ Caracatures.
History ofthe Discovery Of American of the
landing ofour forefathers at Plymouth, and OF
their most remarkable Engagements with the
Indians, In N. England, from their first Iandjnq
IN c20,until the final subjugation of the natves
nl679-fo which is added, the Defeat of Gems.
fsraddock, Ilarmar, and st. Clair, BY the Indi,
ans at the Westward, sc-Also. the official
account of the late Defeat of the Indians ON the
Wabash, by Gov Harrison. BY Henry Trum
bull = -
hariani novel, in two volumes.
Caiamities OF authors, including some enquiries
respecting heir moral and literary characters.
santo sepsst'ano, er the Young Protector.
GOOD Men or Modern Date.
Things By their right names.
"eJecteu Addresses, or the new Theatrum Pc.
r rie h,ghlanders, and other poems.
FOSTERS Essays.
Magdalsn, or the Penitent of Godstov.
Inc Loyalist, an Historical Novel.
The Twin Sisters, or the advantages of ReI;.
gion. - -'''.''
ne britisb system of Education: being n
complete bpitome OF the improvements ant,
inventions practiced by joseph Lancaster.
20 men ~ added, report of the tr, stees of
he Lancaster School at Georgetown, Col
Price 81 IL cents.
Robertson's Works, in vols. containing the
Histories OF Scotland; Charles fifth !, America
ana india, IS 20
Agricultural Museum designed to be re.
pository of valuable informatioa TO the Farm.
er and Manufacturer published in George
Town Col.
The Improvement of the Mind containing
variety OF remarks and rules for the attain
ment ard communication Of useful knowlere
IN Religion, the Sciences, and in common Law,
by Isaac Watts, ID. ID. 81.
Practical Piety: or the influences of the rnI;e-;s
on OF the heart on the conduct of the life, BY
Hannah Moore, 81
Brooks Gazettees, nsw edition, with the last
Census, g. O..
Josmson's Dictionary, new edition. SO So
MANUAL o. ParlIamentary Practice for the
use of the Senate OF che U. States. bv Thomae
Jefferson, 8 IS.
Morse's Universal Geography, new edition.
Thinks ! to myself
June 8. 1913.
n WISH TO HIRE n re " .
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-17
On Hand. For Sale.

. ,
IS Bales Woolens, 90 boxes cotton and
20 boxes hats, assorted wool cards
Napchestry & shiri'gs so Bbls brown sugar
Bedtick 5000 lbs coffee in bags
Blue and white cotton Spanish and Orleans In
cloth. digo
Hessian rolls I 500 excellent iernira
Sadlery, cutlery and o. hides
Their hardware assort- 25bundles soalleather.
ed Gut behring's and shads
60 casks wrought and Whiskcy
cut nails Train oil in pipes and
30e0lbs seine and sew. barrels
ms twins Tar. Lumber.
tons neat castings Salt, &c. &c.
Window glass & sifters ~ ~ s 3
Acomplete assortment of Richmond manufac
tured STONE WARE. nut up to order.
1900 Bbls FLOUR, part for family use. =,
FOR RENT,
The upper part OF the house now occupied by
Mr.. Hawkins rs Shoe Store with out houses
attached--Asio n TENEMENT at Rockets,
STORAGE
May be had fire-proof houses, at the Fort or
at Rockets.
W.6NTE
II, 600 Sterling Bills
ON ENGLAND.
(tt) CHARLES WHITLoCK,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-17

DUBLlC NOTICE is HEREBY GWEN
\ That the several Acts Of Congress, passed
at their last session, laying certain internal du
ties, will take effect from and after the 3lst day
of December 1913, the provisions OF which must
be complied With, on pain of mourning the pen
alties attached to violation theleof.--'rhese
provisions require reta, ers Of wine, spiriluous
liquors or foreign merchandise to make appli.
chion for, in writing, and obtain a license |;
owners or superintendent Of stills or boilers,
intended to be worked, TO make application for,
an writing, & 10 obtaia license ;arctioneers 10
enter into bonds, & under Certain circumstances
u take out Incense; refincrs OF SUGAR 10 en-.
er into bonds; owners or'keerers of carriages
to enter the same and obtain a certificate OF The
payment OF the duty; and discoo ed notes aud
bonds, together with bills Of exchange, TO be
| stamped. $3.50
| crsons Interested herein may ox amino the
said laws, at my Office, where the mode Of ma.
KING application and duties payable, with other
circumstances proper for them to be acquainted
\ With, may be learned.
TH'sJ RANDOLPH, Deputy Collector
cffhs Reeenneio The 19th eoilecfios
- Districf efYi giaia.
Shadwell Mills, Milton, Abe.
marie, Dec 26, 1918. 9w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-17

AIKEN Upon my plantation. in Chester
field county, near Manchester. an estrav
BARROW HOG, of a spotted colour, long tail.
and OF the following marks, TO wit: a CROP and
slit in the left ear, the right unmarked. An.
praised to three dollars.
FRANCIS SMITH.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-17

IL LII ABSENT MEMBERS, belonging
{ to the ESSEX ARTtLLHRY, are here
oy notlhed, and required, to Immediately
rendezvous at NORFOLK, or be,considered
DEsERTERs, proceeded against according
y, IN pursuance OF General Orders from the
war department OF this State, dated April
1918. RICHARD ROUZEE. Capt.
9th January, 1914 ~. aw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-17
New Publications.
1nsf Published and for Sale at SAmusx
PLEhslNTS' Book Store, Richmond
SKETCHES


PLshsANTs' Bookstore, Richmond.
SKETCHES,
Oftic Naval History of the United STATE. f-,r,
the commencement OF the Revolutionary war
W .he present time containing detailed ac-
counts OF all the interesting actions of the publ
lie vessels fthe United States and or pr;y.-
teers and an Historical View of the policy r.
e'ss OF the United States Government, relative
the Naval Establishment: Likewise AN APP
rENDiA wherein the chiefpart of the Impor-
tant documents concerning the NAVY are collec
tea..-by thomas Clarke, U. S. Typographical
Travels through the Canadas.
Containing description of the Pictures,,o.-
scenery OF some of the Rivers and Lakes /. with
an account OF the Productions, Commerce and
inhabitants OF those provinces By q. Heriot.
Esq Deputy Post Master Gen. of British Nortk
America. 10
Original Letters, &c.
OF Sir John Falstaf, selected From pen,;n.
manuscripts, which have been in the possss.;.
on oil Dame Quickly and her descendants nea,
400 years; and now dedicated to Master Sam
rclaunde. ~''''
Narrative Poems
On the Female Character, in the yar;ous -.,e
IONS OF Human Life, including BIancb. & tn.
Rival Sisters. BY Mary Russell Milford.
The i-'1tlenaan's Musical Rchosjtory.e
icing Selection from the Ancient and MOI.
IN Music vt Erin, with a number Of Scotch p
welsh AIRS, and several eaiginal pieces bv ,b,.
compiler. G. r. O'Harra.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-17
Samuel &. Adams,

Samuel e. Adams,
ISNow RECEIVING q
100 Casks Nails, assorted,
Hogsnead Knob Locks.
Do. Files,
DO longs. shovels and Pokers.
DO. SaSidIery assorted.
DO. Tea Kettles,
DO. Till and Chest Locks, Butt
Hinges, &c.
DO. assorted Hardware,
SO Ton Bar Iron, assorted
10 Baltimore Ploughs,l
II Doz.Sa Trees.
ALSO ON HAND,
q good assortment OF Hardware, Ironmongerv
Cutlery and Brass Wares, Boiling Cloths,
Hoop Iron, Nail Rods, &c &c.---which are of.
fered for sale, on moderate terms.
bee. ID. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-17

Archelaus Hughes,
ON TIE BASIN, c3a
Has Jusf received and for Sale,
5000 VT. OF BACON, ,s s
60 Rbls. New Herrings and shad,
Copperas in Barrels, W
Verdegrease in Pods or Sacks,
Fine Macca. Snuff in ID. Bottles,
Imperial and Young Tyson TEAS,
Russia SHEETINGS,
German LINENS, &c
A few gross best Kirby Fishing Hooks.
ALSO, $50 &.
One hundred and twenty thousand we'll burnt
BRICKS with woody and twelve or fifteen
hundred Bushels OF ShellLihiE already for SAX
ply as above. -
July 8, - If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-17
BANK OF. VIRGINIA.

ME President and Directors have declared
dividend ef S per cent. for the last half
year, payable after the 18th instant. -
WM. DANDRIDGE, Cash'r.
January Sd, 1914. w3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-17

Lock HARBoR, Dec. 3, 1918.
TAKEN from Mrs. Mixers Isaac. alias
Freeland's Isaac, and Rolly's Julius, alias Slut.
tcring julius, the tollowiRg property, TO wit.
Twenty bushels of Corn,
And the greater part Of YOUNG BEEF, and
rallow, weighing about $50 The said Beef
had the marks OF theft, and butchery.-An
attempt WAS made 20 clarity the Tallow itbe
ing so badly dosse still strengthened he s,,s-
picion of its being stolen. also took from
John Coke Harry, about BUSHEL OF CORN.
The whole oil sad Corn inclusive, will, be sold,
at this place on the 9th January next, 1914,
10 O'Clock A. ~ The said Beef and Tallow
being "perishable articles" have already been
sold. ! -
PAUL. G. G JONES,
Inspecto, Of Boats
:. DEC NJ n--- -. -. WfSx =.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-17

apprehension. for attempting to send or
Convey intelligence to the euemy off News
lLondon.---N Y. Col.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-17
January 3, 1914.

DISTRICT or YiRoINrA, To WIT;
BE IT remembered, that on the sixth day ofJan.
IN the thirty eighth year of American independence,
Judith Lomax. Of the said District, hath deposited in
tbs office The title ola hook, The right whereof she
claims authoress, in the wovis following to wit
+" The Aofes efo's american Tyre, by Judith Lo-
mar, a .rdffve offhe Stsfe fFirginia.--ss'Ji VI
ne Ia Bagateilc.' IL conformity 90 the act OF the
Congress Of the United States entitled An act for
the encouragement oflcarnngb securing the copies
OF maps charts and books, 20 the authors and pro-
prietors Of such copies, during the times the Elm
mentionded" and also ito an act, entitled can act
supplementary to an act entitled, act for the en-
eoura cement OF learning by securing the copies Of
maps, charts and books TO the authors and pro-
prietors OF such copies. during the times therein
mentioned, and extending the benefits thereof
the arts ofdesgning, engraving and etching, histo-
tieal and other prints"
WM. MARSHALL, Clerk
Of the District OF Virginia.
or The above wort WILDE bu5Hshed5 y s. Plea.
sa7iss, Richmond, cbsvs the 20A ian. mt.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-17

The By7tish sf'ies reported in The N. Ha-
ven account, we have heard. are captain N.
Scnter and his wife Our readers will re-.
collect the recent circumstances Of Senter's
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-17
No Impressment

EXTRACT FROM GENERAL ORDERS.
"ApJurANr GENEpAL's OFFICE,
Camp Fairfield. Sept. S, 1914
ALL impress,nents of Carts, Wagons, or
other Carriages and their Teams, employed in
bringing supplies to the army or to the CITY Of
Richmond. are forbidden.
M "BY COMMAND.
(Signed "JAMEs MAURICE, Ad. Cen
Liberal prices will be gwen for all forage brought
to market, AID those Who feel disposed TO hire their
wagons and teams, will meet with generous prices
for them, from ~
"JAMEs McSELpsN, Capt,
:" Aud r. i, NJ. OF he.Army.
:" Contracts will be made at the Camp, foe
furnishing the army with wood"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-17
CAPT. PoRTER's LETTER.

Copy of letter from Captain Porter to the
Secretary Of the Navy, dated
WASHINGTON, Sept. 7. 1914.
SIR
Agreeable to your orders of the 3ise uit.
proceeded with the detachment of Sailor,
and Marines under my command TO the
White House on the West bank of the Po-
tomac, there to erect batteries and attemps
the destruction Of the enemy's ships on their
passage down the river. Captain Creighton.
Lieutenant Ciack, and several other NAVY
officers. as we'll as Mr.. Angus IS Monroe.
MIR. Ferdinand Fairfax. and several other
citizens and officers OF the Militia and Vo-
lunteer companies. hearing of my destinatir
on, volunteered their services on the occasi-
on, and ably supported me through the ar.
duous and fatiguiug enterprise. BY prece.
ding my men, arrived in company with the
Honorable Secretary Of State aud Generals
Hungerford and Young, on the evening of
The 1st instant, at the spot fixed on, where
found few militia belonging to General
Hungerford's army, clearing away the trees
to make room for mounting our cannon,
which had not yet arrived, but which had
been seen on their way down, Consisting nf
three long eighteens and two twelves.
Generals Hungerford and Young had re-
ceived orders TO cooperate with me, to de
tach men on my requisitiou, and make tucn
disposition OF their forces as would eHecSg.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-17
Official Papers.
WASHINGTON, September IL.
COMMODORE TlNGEy,s REPORT.
Extract of letter from Com. Tingey to the
Secretary of the Navy, dated
Navy Yard. Washington,
18TH August, 1914.

SIR
After receiving your orders of the 24th.
directing the public shipping, stores, &c at
this establishment, to be DESTROYED, il ..ase
OF the success of the enemy over our army
mo time was lost in making the necessary
arrangements for firing the whole, and pre-.
pairing boats for departing from the yard, as
you had suggested.
About p. NJ. received message by an
officer from the Secretary of War, with in.
formation that he "could protect me no lon.
GER Soon after this, Twas informed that
the confagration Of the Eastern Branch
bridge had commenced-and. in few mi.
mates, the explosion announced the blowing
up OF that part, near the draw" as hac
been arranged in the morning.
Ts~ intended fate of the Yard had be-
fore been publicly announced to the neigh.
bors. in order that they might take every
possible precautiop for the safety Of them>
selves, families and property.
Immediately several individuals came in
succession, endeayoring to prevail on me to
deviate from my ns,ructions--which they
were invariably informed was unavaiIing unr
less they could bring me your instructions in
writing, oountermanding those previously ri.
ven.
A deputation also of the most respectable
WolneD CAME on tne same errdnC-Mhcn i
found myself painfully necessitated to inform
them, that, any farther opportunities would
cause the matches to be instantly applied TO
the trai3s-with assurance however that. if
left at peace, would delay the execution Of
the orders as long as ! could feel the least
shadow OF classification. Captain Cteighton's
arrival at the Yard, with the men who had
been with him at the bridge. (probably about
o'clock would have justified nle in instant
operation--out he also was strenuous in the
desire TO obviate the intended destruction !;
and volunteeredto ride out, and gain me
positive information as to the position of the
enemy, under the hope that our army might
have rallied and repulsed them. I was nv
seifindeed DESTROYS of delay, for the reason
that, the wind was then blowing fresh from
the >. ) w. which would most probably
have caused the destruction of all the private
property north and east of the yard, in its
neighborhood, being of opinion also, that the
close of the evening would bring with it a
calm, IN which happily we were not disap.
pointed. Other gentlemen. well mounted.
volunteered. as Captain Creighton had done,
TO go out and bring me positive intelligence
OF the euemy's situation. il possible to Oh
tain it.
The evening came. and waited with
| much anxiety the return of Captain Creigh
! ton, having almost continual information.
that the enemy were in the neighborhood Of
the Marine Barracks--at the Capitol Hill
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-17
Lint and Bandages.

TUHIE Citizens of Richmond (and particu-
a larry Females) are requestedto collect
all linuen and Cotton rags, which they may
with care convert into lint and bandages, for
the use of the troops in the feld-the lint
should he of linnen scraped-the bandages
may be of cotton or linnen'-Old pieces of
Flannel may also be useful.
The Captains of Exempts in their respec-
tive Wards and.the Intendant will receive
all that may be sent them-tobe applied to
the above object.
S6ptr. S. If 49, = ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-17
Valuable Property For Sale

BY virtue of a Trust Deed, executed to us by
James Cooke, of the county of Powhatan.
dated LIST October 1912, and recorded in the
county Court of Powhatau, for the purpose of
securing q sum of money therein mentioned, TO
John Swami, will be exposed to sale, on the
premises at public auction for ready money, on
the 22d of Septcmber next, the excellentiy ST.,
tuated and improved TRACT or LAND ia
said county, on which the said Jas. Cooke now
resides, containing 800 acres ALSO suntiry
likely SLAVES, named in said Deed or so
much Of the said Land or so many of said ayes,
as may be sufficient to discharge the sum due,
at the time OF such sale. The title vested in
the Trustees will be conveyed to the purchaser
or purchasers
BY THE TRUSTEES.
September 3. IN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-17

RY Order of the Colonel Commandment o
= the 18Th Rsgt. of Virginia Militia, / am
iinstructed to give notice to all persons be-
longing to that Regt. who have received
certificates of Exemption from the Medical
staff, that their presence will be required at
Court martial to be held at the Capitol at
q o'clock, on Sa;n dayt he 18th Sept. whers
excuses for further exemption will be heard
JOHN ADAMS,
Sept. IL, SURGEON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-17

Virginia
1T Rales holden in the Cleyk's Office Of the Su-
ferior Court ofcbancery for the Richp,ond
district, the 1st day Of 3uly, 1914.
Robert II. Rose Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Joel Bennett aud TandyBowcock assignes Of r.
Barbour, late a Bankrupt, now cd, Thomas
Barbour, Father and Heir of the said Richard
John Thomas, Robert King, Charles CROUCH,
ton, and William Dawson, executor of James
Short, decd. Defts
THE Defendant Robert King not having en-
tered his appearance and given security ac-
coTding to the Act OF Assembly and the Rules of
this Court, and it appearing by Satisfactory e.
whence, that he is not an inhabitant Of this
country II is ordered. That the said Defend
ant do appear here on the first day of the next
term and s.swer the bill of the Plaintiff; and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the City OF
Riebpond, for two months successfully and
posted at the front door Of the Capitol, in the
said City.
cory. TEsTE,
VIM. w. HENING, G. C.
August 6. w8w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-17
Jaundice Bitters.

MEDICINE extremely useful for curing
aundicy aud bilious disorders, aud removing
that sinking, faint and distressed feeling at
the stomach, difficulty of breathing, loss of
appetite, and sleepy dull heayness inthe fore
pars.of the day, weakness and trembling of the
liT'S, 6izgiREss OF tbs head, and yeiiowuess
OF ~ counten%nce, Complaints SO common to
jaundicy and bilious people.
The many cures Chat have been effected in
N. Emgiapd by the above medicine, Gas NAV
be seen by the bilis) prevent the necessity Of
furtherrecommendation.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-17

ftp A PETITION will be presented 10 the
W Il next General Assembly Of Virginia,
praying that law may pass, au'L orising the
payment for FIVE hogsteads Of tobacco, inspect
ed on the 25th May, 1850, in the name of Will
liam Hauiett, at Cedar Point warebouse--which
tobacco was lost by the burning of the said
warehouse Sept. 10. w4t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-17
August 6.
Just received and for sale, at the Argus Book
Store,

Store,
Dusne's Hand-Book for Cavalry--Patronage
by Miss Edgworth, 8 vois.--Theodore, or the
Peruyisns--The Life Of the most noble Arthur
Marquis and Earl Of Wellington, &c. &c. &c
witt Portrait--Domesiic Cooxery--Tales oil
the Castle, by Madame Genlis translated from
the French, by Thomas Hslcroft--Lawrence' S
Biography--Foster's ReIigious) Esssys--Tsy,
ior's holy Lving--Power of Reiigion-Army
and Navy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Drils--Halps
Distiier-- Walk Of Faitl;--Life Of General Mo
reau-- soutbey's Life Of Lord NeIson-the Cor.
sair, by Lerd Byron--Hoyt's Cavalry--the Mil.
hers & Miliwrights Guide--Sa lmagundi, or the
Whm-Wlians, and opinions Of Launcelot Lang
staff. Esq and others, new edition. Health &
Long Lie, by Cornaro--Also, general assort /.
ment OF Bibles, Tes.amcnts, Prayer-Books, g.
spelling-Books and Primers OF almost every de-
scriptiOn.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-17
By THE GOVERNOR OF THE COMMON.
WEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
A p ROCL AN ALTON.

=
WHEREAS matters highly interesting to
the Commonwealth. make Meeting
OF the Legislatnre necessary before the time
prescribed by Law Theresore, I,JAMES
BARBOUR, Governor of Virginia, by and
with the advice ofiths Council. and in nsr.
suarce of the;p power vested ia me by the Con.
st'tution, do hereby require the pELEG ArEs.
and SENATORS seiected by the people to re.
present them in their State Legislature, 70
convene inGeneral Assembly, at che Capitol
IN the City of Richmond, on the second Non.
day IN Cesoter nc xt, for the purpose of taxi
ing the said matters into consideration.
G;sen nnder my hand as Governor,
and rhder the seal Of the Cons
80 mcnwesith. at Richmond, this
H-S- frsGcsy of September, 1914, and
*.*e of the Commonwealth the thirty
ninth.
aw is. BARBOUR.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-17

would Immediately reconvey her back; but th. she
was was to'd would give no security at all, and there
Regent and Queen, renouneine the iatendeti un;on-
ASoi winch the party had the first copy, ir not the
o1s'nat) and also another, containing similar senti.
me9ts, to Der discarded lover, who in consequence.
Immediately embarked for Holland in that state Of
mint winch violated affection, and wounded honor
must naturally have excited' Morn, Herald
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-17
MONOGRAM August so

MONTREAL, August SO
The steam boat arrived here on Sunday last;
among the passengers was Rear Admiral OF
way, and Captain Lord James O'Brien. There
were 400 officers and soldiers on board.
The gallant Capt. Mulcaster, r.. N arriy d
here on Sunday last from Kingston, and iei
this on Wednesday. morning for Quebec by the
Steam Boat-we are extremely sorry to state
thar hiss brave and excellent office, suffers We
ry much from the severity OF the wound It C ~.
ed IN the attack on Oswe,o