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OFFICIAL.
To M;Jo- Gaoea, ID II. G. dated

o UlfJor FNcCfs 4" ~. W. "H'Fu
WILLIAM sBTEG, Nov. :.
[" I received ls,t-" from me Of the
Vidcucs s,a,ioned;ia Hampton. inform
ing nc tia; the enemy had considerable
encreased in ns,naer siace lc't there
When vas on the beach, | saw three
SHIPS 30 miles off, two Of them ., an
ohar direcils between Cape Charles and
Henry, the ot5sr uudsr press OF sal
gaing 10 the hav, CaDc Charles Bearing
due NJ miles. Tne Eidcue inloras
me there are now in the bay SEVENTY.
fou's, 8 iriga;cs ard two other ships
size not distinctly known The eneDv's
ba-ses attacked ave hia.s hesr Fdx-hlll,
and succeeded in Carrying of two %!
them ; The other three they set ON hrc,
but were happily driven oiF 10y our PEI
PIE who exnngaish.d them and savse
the cargo Tor the owncrs."
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ed for sboat two days; after which We
would throw fsrward ono colaan aud

ed for s5oct two days; after which we
would throw fsrward ono column aud
draw back the second. Tass were we
annoyed Until about the 27th when q
Block. House was commenced. Thi,
was absnd ned in two days, one Brigade
advanced over here, and ;he second to
Fort Erie. This we thought acquired
very well, as two insercuces we're de
duced 6,st, that we SHOULD immediate
ly commence hut,ing, ard SECONDLY that
Fort Erie was to be retained. The frs,
we have nj yet begun. and in the Sc
rond we arc most grossly disappointed.
About ono hour hefore day we were
walked Nv, as ae though, piece of ar.
tiilers, but TO our great mortiucation
fouad il TO he fort Erie blown up by or.
der OF the commanding general. and to
day evacuated. What will be the fruts
of his alter nediiai;ons no one here will
hazard IN opinion. nor do they much
care far alter The loss Ut i-.rlv three
started last June, and should this act be
cSm Tiued at the .rd!r.Gua re!ponsioiii
~ &c the compromising T. aeral, his sun
i set, nsver, never 20 rise, and the soon
cr he shares The fate OF Gen. w. the
better !or The country. In 81 prohai.i'i'
" thee never &as ANY general more Oil.
popular with ecmmamd than lizard, 81 :
| must confess not without good causc
"T9cntv.trnr aours since, yon scarce
" heard an officer say. 81 should like
10 have furln.sh - and uo@ there Is
not oac who world not vi'iiasly accept
one on alnos, any ter"s, in order t. be
-ernovc,. from this station All enter,
prizr AID esercy ap2ccr 20 have lu'ied
TO sleep and contcnn! and disr,ay sue.
ceeded. Oar only oasncc TO Intercept
the communicates VITA the Upper part
Of this province, was bv holding Fort
Eric; & instead OF this Ca"paign wind
ing M brilliantly and sioriou'ly, 1t has
ended otherwise - Enquirer.
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RICHMOND, New. Is.
THE LATEST.
--To THk ABIT0R-
Eren, a., OGeer, dotcd


Csn,t kissk Rack, Nev. 5.
"Oa tie tsta Of oo.oSsr a junction
Of tic two armies was toimcd just OPP
rosi.e aur preser, encsn,pnaert, and or
t.r morning oi,hc 9th took er the I'm,
q. o,rtch las Ciiieecva,. LIS Wa
dpue vitscti, say visible good 10 'esai'
f"o.ihe ,eosesnei,t. H"sever On GU
,saeirirs. Chsppewey we Opened = smart
c~4a,... 40 sys,ns, lie ess,ry's batteries
rs vj.eiy kspt concealed, and si,er AZ
tc;rr;rs TOR esgh. cr ten days to 'rdueS
h'"' e. rive ns bsn'e, rs'nsnSd 10 enf
ty@cr niil;pn, where VIC remained SC
-.'si q v, w'lho1i kno@isg shas ssTS
- .';n,s 81 Gen izdrl at one momsnt
H,ye 10 srcaorp :, Fort E'ie, y
s-,s ,.,2. and the lki,d considerable
..'a.i SSu!d a.ise ,hrn Suspense sns..
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COMMUNICATION.
Z Legacy fer the District.

y
An old Lady resiiiag near Boyd's
Hole on the Potomac, lately drreas.
I'd. has By will cmsncipated about
one hundred and tea negroes, and
has directed they should he sent into
the District CT Columbia.
These negroes in her lie tinc
we're annually hired out, and are re-
presented as being Of the worst des-
cription.
IiisweIlknown the Legislature of
Virginia. has prohibited by law, the
residence IN that state ofemancipated
.nesroes-a law Of similar import is
said TO exist in MARYLAND. II follows
then. the District is 10 become the
ass,ium Ior this description ofpcpu-
laticn. (a!ready too great tor the safe.
~ and happiness Of the community
unless the laws src more ligidly ex-
ecu'ed. than they have been OF late.
Let the guardians Of the public veal
be on tho alert
A Friend 10 the District.
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Hygeia Academy.

Hygeia Academy.
AT q public Examination, held at ny.
geia Academy, Hay Make, on 'as
9th sd lCth inst the following Stv.
dent, obtained PreRiums,
Ist CLASS.
Greek and Latin .-Chss. Shirly Car
tor, son to the late Ewd Carer, Esq,
Clover Land
I'd CLASS.
No ComPetiuua
I'D CLASS
Latin. Nathaniel Tyior, son Of Col.
Wm Tyler, Stcne Castle.
4h CLASS.
Latino Robsit Randolph Turner, SOB
of Major 1'homas Turner, Clover Land.
JOHN BOYLE, Pr neihsl.
TIME Trustees OF the abov> school
i havs.the sa i.facti N to aansunco
20 The puHgic, [. at Il comfortable 10. I'd.
iag House, calculated 20 accommodate
40 or so 3carders, has been recently
finished, and that . person every way
qualified, i. engage to take charge OF
Il. TIC cnni year.
+ Turner, Pres't.
Ed Brooke, Sec',y.
Nov 80 m.
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4 proposition wa, submitted in the
House OF Rcprese a,a.ires few days a.
60, by Mr. Hall Of Georgia, TO make
Treasury Notes a legal tender IN all
deb,s due or when may hereafter be.
Conc due between citizens of the u. S.
or hetwcen citizen of one stare and a
citizen or subject Of any foreign state
or power. The House refused 10 con
slider il.
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The Eew-York papers state, that the
Trea.nry Note. which became duo
one of tic Banks in that city yesterday
week, and were 10, iakcnu VI, 1ere PAID
on the following day. Fund, we're pro-
vited Scr their pay "eni ben they be
came due, but the government had NJ
ci-cted to transmit The necessary or
ders, which was the cause Of their not
being paid when they should have Been
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-19

Extract from letter from Cot'oir Ar-
thur S.nctnir, commanding Mr U
SAFES Naval force on The Uhhrr
Lakes, 10 The Secretary Of me Navy,
dated
ERIE RoAps, nth Noy. 1914.
Sailing master Champin, who COM
nanded tho Tigress, has arrived hssc
in the Cartel from Mackiaac, With me
of the wounded. lie has his thigh shat
tered by craps shot snd has not yet
been able to make eut detaI.ed report
of his capture. He appears MOTTO have
been surprised, but defended his vessel
very brayely, killing AID wounding
number Of the enemy, who orerpnwer-
ed him with $50 sailor. and soldiers and
$50 Indians, the latter Aeadsd by Dick
SOP. The Scorpion was overpo"efed,
as mentioned in my letter OF the 27th
u!t. The conduct of the enemy TO our
srisaners ;hus captured, and the in'.o-
man bu,ehery Of those who Tell into
their hands, at the attstk OF NeckiRoc,
has been batharcu. beyend parallel
The former have been plundcr:d of al.
most every article OF clothing they pos
ses-ed-the latter had their hearts and
hvers taken oct, which were actually
cooked md feas,ed OH land that TOO in
the quarters Of the British officers, sane.
toned by Col. M'DowalD by the sava.
ges.
This Cannibal act, which has cap'd
the climax uf British atrociiy, and noS
ever be- viewed with indensnt horror by
the Christian world, will be sworn "a
by two respectable ladies, sho came
down in the Cartel ard who were wit
nesses toi am further assured by
Mr.. Astor, whs was detained there with
his carlel for near Two months. that u
VAS net diso~ncd by the garrison al
Mackinac, AID that when renions,rancr
was made by some who had moi lost all
sense of feeling and honor, they wer'
,hreatenG with arrest BY the Colonel.
il they checked the Iudiars in any OF
| their wishes. One ol The prisoners wa.
inhumsn,y murdered, b. one at theh
| militia, to decide dispute between hin
AID an Indian, of who had the best claim
to the reward Of his body or scalp, and
~ rot:se was taken oil IL BY the colonel
To relate TO you, sir all The acts OF
hotrcr which have bee. prac,ised 'p'n
hose unfortunate victims who tell into
The cncmy's hand. on the 4th Angus.
weuld 60 far beyond the Inns OF a let
ter.
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WANTED,
\ WET NURSE,

S;'ho can come wei! recommends -
-suonire at ,as Office OF the ftDt-
Raj REPUBLICAN, in Ge0rgefsw"
Nov ~.
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We are Informed BY a gentleman
from Ne~bern, that British brig 4
cigh, men. belepghg 10 the Families
-. arrived at NeNbern few days
since in distress. She had been Sc
parated from the Families in . gale.
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at sea. and having 40 compass, had
beat about until the crew nearly pc.
rIshcd. She accidentally made the
coast Of North Carolina. and got to
Newbern, where the officer deliver
ed up the tender and hercrew.
A British brig laden With gums.
and valued at between 80 and 90.
600 dollars, has arrived at Ocrac0ek
bar below Newborn, prize to the
Decatur priyateerof BaItimore--tak.
EN- in the English Channel.
Nat. Intel.
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For Sale
TWO NEGRO MEN,

One dining room servant and Gard
ncr tile other n excellent driver asd
lstier-botl O: item bred to the Farm.
ing bus!n as. hpp.y to 'he
PRINTERS
November 70. 13w
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Frh sdisisRs 7'rdp,iIyg The steam
beat Fulton Left the What at the TO t Of
CcurtlahJ.stfets last Sunday morning
at 9 O'clock, for AlbanJ, and arrived
mere this morning al O'clock. perform
ing the tip {ipcInding stoppages from
this CITY to Albany, and back again, $40
miles, in As hours. En-. Post
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The committee of the Legislature o.!
Vermont, TO whom was referred the pre-
positions Of Massachusetts, upon the
subject of convenfiun, have reported
tins. ii is inexpedient to cleo. delegates
for tina, purpose. 1t is supposed tia,
the Legislature will concur in the report
at lis committee.
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BRITISH I'm TIE DELAWARE.

BRITISH IN 'IBE DCLhW AXE.
Copy Of a letter 10 the editor Of the
Delrzcere Ga=stte. dated LesciS,
Wcdncsday. %oD. 9.
SIE-Since my last the enemy
has been joined by brig and schr.
which with three coasters captured.
make their number amount 10 eight
sail. Oae Of the se.rs. is at this
time, very near the shore. abreast OF
the light house, and it is expected
they intend to land there. Our mi
lila are now on their way 10 oppose
iLem.
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RIcRuoSD c r NV 9

"On NY arriv i al hnme ! found The
'eacmy % the Potomac. cen.istiogt OF 9
sSip., and some smaller vesscl,--since,
which tisic, 2 ships iiare gone down,
leaving Yesterday evening" ships and
somc sali vessels Thsg llave pisc.sd
some tents On s, Georges l.iand. rs
vet they rave made No aiteinpt 20 land
on cuy,s;tc--I expect their object is
wood and aster--and as usua, expect
tbcy will Gull IN as before they ieaye the
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, .NovrMsEs 10.

The joHo.sing is an Extract from Sta.
tute in force IN the County Of Akr-
osdrfa.
That il shall not be lawful for any per.
son to offer in payment private Bank
bill or note for money payable to Bearer;
and whosocver shall offend herein shAi
moi only forfeit to the informer ten times
the value Of the sum mentioned in such
Bill OF Note, but may be unprecedented
by warrant of Justice and upon due
proof Of the fact made 10 him, or upon
his own acknowledgment thereof be
bosnd to the good behasior; or it he al
forwards offend in Ike manner, it shall
be deemed breach OF the condition o.
his rrcosnizance.
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Eremy in the Potomac.

Er', Of Ittc- from Sfehhcn Bat
iey Esq. 10 afojor Noore y. Brockrn'
Borough { aouv in The General d'sem-
bhy dated
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-23
THE "GREAT NEWS

Bonaparte expelled from France-Louis
Isth on the throne of the Bourbons--150,OOO
French taken by the Allies at Brienne."-
Such, two or three days ago. were the hot
bed reports which frightened the countenan-
ces of Britain's friends in this quarter. AS u
sual, however, like Wolsey's air blown hopes,
they are nipt by third days chilling frost,
and dsscend to the tomb Of the Capulets.-
BY the London accounts published this day,
from Portsmouth papers to the 14th, it ap
pears that mot voice in France is raised
against BOnaparte," with whom peace is to
be made, and the sovereignty remain at Bri
enne his loss was only 4 900 prisoners to the
Allies; and the project OF conquering him
and put'inga Bourbon on his tnrone is given
up forever. Thus we stand corrected till
the next move.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-23

great increase of republican votes since the
last year. This demonstrates, at least, that
the righteous and just war in which we are
| engaged, is not growing unpopular, nor the
attachment of the people to the present mea-
sures of the General Government, in any degree
diminished. 1t argues well against seParati-
| en- OF the States, and will palsy the arm Of the
jun,o faction, should they even attempt TO raise
it in opposition to the measures of the govern
nent. Ii federalism cannot advance, and but
scarcely holds its own ground when the war
and every circumstance is in its favor, it will
sink in despair should u just and honorable
peace take place the ensuing summer, which
is the expectation and wish Of every friend to
his country the opposition, or !iunto faction,
will then become too small and T" contempti-
Bile" to notice.
From the Philadelphia Gazette-"It is
said that Mir. Rufus King has lately received
letter from Sir William Scott, in which
that Great Britain, notwithstanding her eli.
evated rank and high influence among the
nations OF the earth, is still equally disposed
and DESTROYS to meet the United States on
terms of perfect reciprocity"
'tStill equally disposed" Slc.-When did
Great Britain manifest disposition 20 meet
us OH terms of " reciprocity ?"
G We do not recolect ever having seen
our Market SO badly supplied with Provisions
The following is tolerable correct statsment
of the prices
Beef tscarce and bad) 10 1.2 cts
Mutton, do. IS
Lamb, Is ~
Veal, rs
Pork, 1919
Fresh Butter, rs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-23
Valuable Lands for Sale.

by Virtue of Deed of Trust, executed to
~ the Subscriber and Thomas Marshall. Esq.
land, to secure debt due to Thomas FouIke
OF the City of Richmond, shall proceed to sell
Tract of LAND, lying in the aforesaid COUNTY
of Goochland, and bounded by the lands of MI.
Archibald Bryce, VIM. Britt, AVN A. Ford.
VIM. George, sen. Geo. Holman, John Wood
son, Edward Cunningham, Paul Dismieux, Tho
mas Herndon, John Herndon, and John Forbes.
being the Land OH which the sand William NJ
Richardson resides so much thereof as will
pay the third nstaiment, with interest from the
rst of March last.
The sale to be made before the door OF the
Bell Tavern, in the City of Richmond, ON tine
5th day of May next, for cash
TROs BINFoRD,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-23
COMMUNICATED.

Mr.. Samuel Pteasanfs.
SIR.-ln justice and gratitude to Doct,
Jennings, and for the information of the pub
lie, you will please to insert in your paper,
the following narration, to wit -
My wife Mrs. E.. Smith, has been in a
deep decline, for 18 months or more, with a
bad cough. hard breathing and splitting
blood Notwithstanding the attention, and
application of some of the most eminent ply
sicians, she still grew worse :-Hearing OF
the effects of Jennngs's Portable Warm
Bath, and of his medical skill. sent for him
about the Goth November last, at which
time he could scarcely hear his patient speak
some of her children had come from
distance, and with the rest of the family, COLI
lected frequently in the room to pay her the
last friendly office.-The Doctor applied the
Bath, and gave her some medicine: in less
than half an hour she said she was easy,
fell asleep and has been mending ever since,
with his medical aid and the frequent use
of the bath, and now is nearly as we'll as she
can expect to be, at GO years of age, after
so violent spell.
FRANCIS SMITH.
Chesterfield County, "a.
.dhrI 20, 1914.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-23
FROM THE FRONTIER.

"A gentleman who left Burlington on Mon
day last. infornis that he read the British
ofhclai account of the battle at La Cole. lt
'tated that they had eleven killed, and AZ
Wounded, and two of the later had dis d
since no English officer was hurt. The
British are said to have had about $50 re.
gslars aud about one hundred militia in
the action. The American official return
states that on our side l3 were killed Is3
wounded, and 80 missing 1t. Larrab, a
mad died OF hi. wounds. A part OF me A,
merican troops were at Champlain, under
General Wilkinson, and = part had retur.
ned to Piattsbnrg and Burlington. General
Macomb was at Plausourg Col. CLARK had
gone TO visit his family. Lake Chamnia;n
was partly clear OF ice. & no attack was an,
pretended at Burlington or Plattsburg. A
detachment OF Vermont militia was orders
ed to the former.
The British fleet on Lake Champlain was
SAID to be nearly in readiness for sea. A
brig OF 20 guns which had been launched at
ot. Johns, was completely rugged and near,
'y ready for service-Beston Palladium.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-23
Last Nights Mail.
ALARM Ar PORTSMOUTH.

Wssv- Y, TX. .AHfK IS.
letter from Portsmouth, dat,d On Non-
day, published in yesterday Newbu,y,1prt
Hcraid) states that accounts had been re-
ceived there direct from Halifax, of an ex-
petition fitting at that placs, consisting Of
three 74's and several frigates, for the pur-
pose OF destroying the "A building at Ports-
mouth. The letter adds, that the inrsbi.
tants were preparing tor defence--tna; an
express had been forwarded to Gov Gilman,
&c. This probably gave rise 10 the report
current yesterday. that a large Britt squads
ron had arrived off Portsmouth
SaieM Register
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-23
NOTICE.
ISAAC Webster and others having adj,

ISAAC Webster and others having ad,
Il vertised that they intend to petition the
next General Assembly of Virginia, for per.
mission to build toll bridge across Pomun.
XIV River the subscribers give notice, thar
they shall oppose the said petition as the
read leading to the proposed bridge will ma
terially injurc the estate Of the orphan CHS
dren of Mann Page decd. by running nearly
through the centre oft: The ferry at Han.
over Town aso, which is well kept and ON
g better road than could be made to the con.
tempiated bridge will he DESTROYED.
CHARLES c. PAGE,
Guardian 10 The ORPHANS Of Mann Pare, decd.
GEORGE DABNEY.
Ou'ner Of The Ferry at Hanover TOM.
April 14ih, 1914. w4w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-23
due NJ HpTII o.
RESULT OF THE ELECTION.

when it is considered, observes cores.
pendent, with what facility and case parsons Of
all descriptions can get their names entered on
the list ofvoters, lift is only known that they
are federaists, and the strict scrutiny aud diff
ficulty which attend the republicans who pre-
sent themselves for that purpose, together with
the absence of many thousands of our repub
licsn felow-citizt in the service Of their
country, both in the army and navy add TO
which, the extreme pressure Of the times on the
middlng and poorer class OF our citizens, ma.
ny Of whom are easily operated upon for want
of correct information, by those who lie in wait
TO deceive; it is matter Of establishment that
so many Independent voters are found. Not
wi,hstsnGlng all these formidable auxiiaries in
favor of the federalists, it must we think, be
matter OF great exultaton to every real repub-
lican, that instead Of dimimution, there is a
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Chesterfield County, IA.
AhrK 90, 1914.
A VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND.
FOR SALE,

IN
T YING about twelve miles from Richmond,
IL convenient to navigation, containing $40
acres by late survey, lying on Bailey's Run,
and commonly known by the name of Baiieys
Tract, belonging to the legatees of THOMAS
PLEAsANrs, decd. late of Henrico county, Il
bounded by the Lands belonging to the estates
of the late Bowler Cooke, Robert Peasants,
George Woodson, and others it will be sold
in three parcels. This Land is we'll adapted to
Glover and Wheat. For farther particulars,
enquire of Samuel Parsons, Richmond, and
DIR. Samuel Pleasaats, near the Land, who viii
shew it to any person DESTROYS of purchasing
Should it not be sold privately before June
Henrico Court, Il will be sold on that day to
the highest bidder, on the following terms, to
wit one third cash, and the other two thirds
on credit of IL and "a months, to carry inter.
est from the date, to be satisfactorily secured
BY fhc Legatees Of THOMAS
PLBASANTS, decd.
April %. ids.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-23
From the Mesy- York Columbian.

The armistice, all (unoficiaD accounts a
gree. is 10 agitation. That the enemy will
agree to truce by land, no one doubts but
that one by sea will be accepted by them, is
not so certain. An armistice by land only,
however, Tor as one expressed it yes:erday,
without anavistice) we think would be mad
missihle by our government. And il the Bri-
fish will NOT consent to suspend their mari
time operations, bosti.ities must be continued
We believe the offer of general truce is
made by US the rejection of it must be
theirs, he the consequences what they may