Mirror of the times. (Augusta [Ga.]) 1808-1814, October 09, 1813, Image 1

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V OL. V. AUG'JsrA printed by DANIEL STARNES & Co. west end of broad-street. SATURDAY Niort, October o, ISI3. 120 Dollars Reward J') AN A WAY from the subscri* V ber ‘ivirg on Duck river, fiL tfen nrrles from the mouth, Hum phreyp county, Tennessee 6Ule, a negro man named EPHRAIM, a. bout 26 or 27 years o)d. da> k com plexiou, heavy made, A feet 5 o; 6 inches high, his upper tore teeth j out, the middle finger on the right 1 hand crooked at the first joint, fi.it j nose, hir wool comes down square ; across his forehead, b®td spoken and a good blacksmith 1 will give j Twenty Dollars ter appiehendiog sud confining said negro in any ! jail sa I nitn again, or it brat* 1 •o me, 1 will pay ail reasonable j charges. i J am apprt hensive said negro ivu« persuaded away by some white 1 per-on to sell in ‘hr state of Geor- j gia or BigVr country ; I wil ! give \ 100 dollar* for apprehending and i.uiiviciing aov person who ha* sud m gro, if hr claim* hi m or offers i him tor sale; so the person can bf ; convicted tot the theft. ROBERT JAR MON. N. R. If said uego should ap prehendtd he imv deny his mas tu’s uamc .ami his own, but the above description will tell who Ik h dongs to. ii appreftcruled 1 %visl hinr»:obe socurrly iromd, for he n d get away if possible* Any i C' in iiiunica: ion can be made to mo b mail, dirccied io RtyoocLbo* rough, Humprcys county, siateef) Teflnew e« .inue 2b. 6<r» — ""w 1 ■■ - 1 o the Public. | Stopped bron/ a rieg'o Girl | this day, A FIFTY DOLLAR BlLL—the i «wnei is rtquelieu to come and give aiatis t. titery defcriptiou of it, pay tor this adver- Uftfntiu. aud receive it JOHN MILLER Odtriber * Attention the Whole ? I DO declare myfelf a CaeUiuft; toi TAX RECEIVER, ; f‘ the county of Kithfiionu, ho- i ptug tiiav my i'lends will favor me, ! lowing that I 3v. ispable of fil ling Hit office, and determined to ! dose if elect id ; -uui tor the friend ! ship that exited between my la. ! tfiei arid tne citistns of Augusta gtnorally, l hope they will not take j an active p«ti against in'-, tr r me. JESSE M‘IYRL .I ui y 3 if ANS LEM RUGG K q. jye are authorisMl to ii.Me as a randi. “ntefor * OLLEG'I OK of Richmond c.'tmty, a* me approa, filing elect ion, August 21. TMf! NH, A,AivN, EJq. we are *J authuriaed to stare a-> i cavdi -1,4 e t-’Clrk of tii SUPERIOR •mi LNFEKIOU COJJRT* of Richmond county at the .qq rt aeh* I log ei-rction. * Sep cu.b.r IS. George W. S. Pear re > tc ndvU his services tw he citz iis cl LoluuiOiH county, aud is willing ° seiyf. them m the capacity cn ‘-'SIEIGFk for ills ensuing term, y vsieem him t-ipsljir o* I't‘g that sur'mn, aud l* c piasui to hoaor '.him with their confidence May 29. B MAM DILI ON wt are nuthorife'-l f ° i- :• cantiioAtf- K r i! e office KeCe 'Vcrof TAX KEI URNS*lAkh»oud di tli c r.<u cieeiicu Aiquft y \ *re aui hoiifrd to fi.ite tlist \Tjcajau , evens is a csiidiiiat- f r the ©if.ce * Jc,k oi tl:t bUl’t-kftyß aud INEFRIytt 1 i ru of Kicliinor.4 ccutilv. at tt>e“ncxt e _l^nJ 7. *** VVE ate authorised ,0 announce PETER DO b'ADDoOK, hsq. a camii l ! U f ciiivc oi ' ' Richmond county ai tne clcsltiOi). MIRROR OF THE TIMES. George m. waikfr. Ffq we a- e aut!.orif.<l to aanounceas a cnnAiA tc i tor Clerk of the SUPI RIOR and INJ-KRIOR Courts of Richmond county, a; the entiling i election. August 14 ! \X/ ILI.IAM KENNEDY wc arc autho- I v * riled tofavwdlbe a candidate for the office of TAX COLLECTOR of R.chn.oad county ai the approaching election. August *r. | Capt . Wm. JLamkin will : be a candidate for Receiver iof Tax Returns tor Rich, J niond county at the next i Eiedion. July 17 I WE are aathorifed to an nounce Wm.MegaroF Co -1 | lumbia county, a candidate ! for tlie office of Sheriff at the approaching election. We are authorifed io announce benjamin Man in Esq a candidate for the of fice of Sheriff of Columbia ! county at the next eiedtion (jrj* We are authorifed to | Rate, that Mr. Gerard ! Morris will be a candidate j for the Sheriff in Coluin- I bia county, at the approach | ing election. March 8 I ] | Washington, Sept. 23. ; Ccpv rs a letter from Commo dore Perry , to the Secreta ry of the Navy United States Schooner Ariel, 1 Put-in Bay, 151 It Sept 813 J SIR.—In my lalt I iniurr med you that we had captu - red the enemy’s fleet on this j lake, I have now the hon !or to give you the moll important particulars of the action. On the morning of j the loth inff. at fun rife j they were difeovered from j Put-in-Bay, where I lay at anchor with the squadron I under my command* We , got under weigh, the wind light at s. w. and Rood for them. At io a. m. the , wind hauied to s. e. and | brought us to windward: i formed the line and bore up. At fifteen minutes before 12 j the enemy commenced fi | ring ; at five minutes before 12 in c actUon commenced oa i oUl ' } : art. Finding their lire very deffrmitive, owing i their long guns, and it I being moilly directed to the Lawrence, i made fail, and directed tne otner vefTels to follow lor the purpolc of clofiiig with the enemy. Every brace and bowling being loon ffm: away Ihe became unmanageable, not* 1 witiiiuoaing the great ex ■ eitions or inc failing inaitcr. in iii;a ntuaiion me luitain- j eu Ihe .iCtion upwards of 2 hours v. imin eamtter du tauee, u.uii tvery g m renuered uleleis, and the greater part of her crew ei. ther killed or wounded. | Finding the could no long* er anwr,y tne euemvi i Lit her ill c :C of Licul. \a;- 1 HOLD THE MIRROR UR TO NATURE —ShaMsfteare. l - i . Ki- - pO* % (ne 11, wlyo I vvas convinced 1 1 from tlie bravery already <Jif- 1 1 juayed by him, would do \ what would comp irt with * the honor of the flag. At halt pad 2 the wind jlpringing up, capt. Eiliotr 1 was enabled to bring his 1 *«*ffcl the Niagara, galhnf ly into close action; I im mediately went on board of ■ iher, when lie anticipated | niy wish by volunteering to j bring the fehocners u iiich liad been kept astern by the lightness or the wind* in o dole action. It was w.th unfpcakahl? piin that i law, loon at cr I got on ! board the Ni g ir*, the flag of tite Lawnnce come | down, although 1 was per fectly fenlible that Hie had been defended 10 the Ltd, and that to have corTinued to m. ke a ffiew ofrefi hnce would have been a wanton facnhee of the remains of her br*ve crew. But the enemy was not able to take poliedion of her, and cir cumffances soon permitted her flag again to be hoifteci. At 45 minutes pass 2 the signal was made for close « action. Ibe Niagara bein fr j very little injured, I deter mined to pais through the enemy s fine, bore up and palled ahead of their two j *bips and a brig, giving a j faking fire to tiiem from the fiat board guns, and to a lafge fciioojier and (loop, horn 1 lie larboard fide at half pifloi (hot di fiance:—The 1 mailer veflcU at this time having got within grape and caniltcr distance, under the direction of capt. Eiliott, / and keeping up a well direc- I ted fire, tne two (nips a brig and a lehooner furrendeied, a Iciioouei and a Hoop ina | king a vain attempt to ts- | cape. I Those officers and men who were immediately un. ; der my oblei vauon evinced the gtea.ed gallantry, and 1 na»c no doubt that ail oui ers conducted themlelves as became American officers 6c seamen. L. Yamdl, hrft of ‘ the Lawrence, although fe vurai times wounded refuted to quit the deck. MidHnp mau Forrcit (doing duty as Ueu'enani) and iailing mil ter iay lor, were of great abidance to me. I nave great pain in (iaung 10 the dcatii of Lictit Biook of marine.-, and midshipman I Laui) both of the Lawieuce, 6c muiihipman John Clarke, us lik dcoipi -n; they were i valuable 41 id prurniiing ceis. Mr. iia nbleton, pur ler, w’iio volunteered ins lei vices cm deck, was lc -1 verety wounded late in tiic action. Midtmpmcn Clax- ! ,o*l iiiiu wisa*l w o u t o t tjl e j 1 Lawrence severely wounded. lOn board of the »gara, Its. Smith and Edwatds, ami mid. Wt biter (doing dutv as iailing mailer) behaved in * very handtorpe manner.— j Capt. Bievootot th“ army, 1 who a&ed as a volunteer in J the capacity of amarine otfi- f cer, on board tiiat velFl, is \ I an excellent and brave oifi cer, and with ins mulketry did much execution. Lieut j I'urner commanding the Caledonia, brought that vef lel into action in rhe mo ft j able manner, and is an offi- | cer that in all fituattuns may !oc lehed on. The Anei, ; heut. Facket and Scorpion, (ailing mailer Champlin, were enabled to ge t cnrly in- j to action, and were of great i fcrvice. Captain Elliott (peaks in the highest terms of Mr. Mag rath, pur(er, who had been dnpatched in a boat on lervicc prtvious to my getting on board the Niagara ; and being a lea men, lincc the action has rendered essential service in taking charge of one of the prizes. Os Capt. Elliott, 1 already so well known to th« government, it would be almost fuperfiuous to fpcak. in this action he evinced his characteriiiic bravery and ju igtnenf, and since the dole of this adtion, has gi ven me the moil: able and fcffential afliianc . I have the honor to en clole you a return of the killed and wounded, to gether with a ftatecnent of the relative force of the iquadrons. The captain 6c fi• ft lieut. of the Detroit were killed.— Capt. Barclay senior officer, and comman der of the Lady Prevoli, (e --verely wounded. The com-j manueis of the Hunger and 1 Chippeway lltghiiy woun- | ued. I heir lois of killed and wounded I have not yet been aole to afeertain, it mult however, have oeen very great. Very rcfpedtfully, i have the honor to be, dir, your oba’t. lerv't O. H. FEkRY. rhe hon. William Junet, Secr<i»iy oi lUe Navy. Extract of a letter from Com modore Per ry. United State* Schooner Ariel, 1 Put-in-II.y, 13,h Sept. IS i 3 5 I Slß—i have cauictl tlie j prisoners taken on the loth mff. to he landed at £>an uusky, and have requelted Central H«rnion to have’ them marched toChilicothe and there wait until yourj pleasure (liall be known re fpefttng them. . The Lawrence has been 1 so entirely cut up, if is ao-j J (olutcly neceifiiry fhc ihould I * it, a i ic »*»• * , I -n mmn i um dMßU&»<«ar*r*rt3ni aHftlMWß*** have tfiert ;orj* dir-ct<*vl I>. \ .irnc II to proceed to R e in ier, with the wott'-ded or' tiic fleet, and diitnantle and get her over the bar as ido i ts polliblc. i The two (hips in a heavy Mea this day, at anchor 101 l l f hcir ma t>, being much in jured in the action, i dull haul them m to the inner | bay at this place and m >or them tor the present. The Detroit is a remarkable line j Ihip, /.iris well, ami i> very 1 ftrungly built. The Queen ;Cha(iotte is a much luperi ;or vdH-1 to wha die has been reprefenterl. The Lt dy Prevolt is a large fine I Ichooncr. / now beg your in ft ruc tions telpedhng the wound ed. I a:n lanstied fir, that whatever fleps I might take, governed by humanity, would meet your approba tion. Under this impreflion I have taken on myfelf to pronnle Captain Barclay, i who is very dangerously j wounded, that he lhall be j landed as near Lake Ontario as pcllible, and I had no douU you would allow me to parole him. He is un. der the lmprefiiou that no thing but leaving fhis part of the country will lave his life. 1 hvre is ailo a num ber of Canadians among the prisoners, many who have families. I have the honor to be, Sir, very relpedluily, Your obd’i. servant, O. H FERRY. Honorable William Join**, Secretary o£ tbe Wary Statement of the force of the Bruilh Squadron. Bhip Detroit 1 9 gun«—l 00 pitot J & 2 huwitaer*. <2 iecii Charlotte 17 do 1 Schr j.ndy i 3 «o I do | brig Hunter In do 1 Stoop I.ittlr Belt 3 do ocm. Chippcway I do and 2 fwivcl. 6 2 gun.. NOTE—The Detroit 1. a new ship, very itroug y built, and mount. long 24 t, la . I and I 2 i m Statement of the force of the U, States Squadron. Brig I awrcuce 10 gun. Niagara ao do Caledonia 3 do Schr. airtel 4 do (t hurft early i tt fthe action) Scorpion 1 do Somcra 2 do and gfwivili ligrc. 1 do ForiUjine I do Sloop lrippe l do 3 4 *>»"•• The e*a<T number of 1 ti e eoemy - . force ha. not been afeer ained, but I h.rc go ml rc«f'>n to believe that it ncccded out. by nearly one honored mm. Total of Killed and Wounded . [Two dav» previeu. to she action titty f»- ven men unlit tor ferviee in the low it v.flti*] Kited Wounded li'Ul Lawrence aa 61 Niagara % *5 *7 Caledonia 3 J Sourer* * * Ariel I * 4 lrippe * Scorpiou a * *7 96 1)8 S MAMBI ► lOW, Puffer. O. it I’KHRY, Captain and Sotnoi ( ffictr No. 260.