■m! cause of fhetpiion and detention.V ySworn to I* 9fr+*m* t -jTb« case was fttbmitied on the abov•* um; when the learned Judge obscrt5, in substance, as follows %That he considered the case to 'itbin a nut-shell. There are. two iolt;ks (said his b mor) m which the m-ria rtiay be called out. In ordinary ses a portion of th-tn may be orderedto service by drittf as dsreted in the .. passed at May session 1*13 ! but incraord.nary cnac, when the districE ui reatened with invasion, the otheT-Jhode e*cnled by law, may, in the discretion ' the proper mditaiy officer, be resoit-! to.—This mode is calling oat the ihtia en mats, or any part of them, n.chis nrffprcssly authorized bj tne actM»y 1813, chap. 19. 3. Inrtoer case the militiaaic immediately »on receiving their orders, aatkjeat to theItI and reputation* of the articles oja% by act of Assembly passed at Nov. ision 1811, chap 182, seer. 31—Hlt;*therefore »« legal custody, an t must bemsudcd to bis officer, and conducted camp. _