The Virginia gazette — Williamsburg [Va.], 1777-09-19 00:00:00, page 2

" obtuin hrgt suppliuofqttle, horses, md cmia l." From thit eat:
lngue of 'orden we may Bscr, that the instant urgoyne got into the
country he un lt : loss h" to go on, and perhlpd by this time is at
:: gnasit : loss how to 'gz-tsiout.--—sishssn his dugoom wete on foot, hi
a'rmy si'mcomplue, And unshrnished with horse: nnd carringen But
he; * and se ;n-t, and iliat which engrofl'es his suit thought. and occupies
,. it" 41 line, ii,. " to try (L': afftctmu of [in: cokuh};" 3 mountebank
"" Imsiy sometimes hit upon the right disease, and Burgoyne hn hete given
o proof of it, for unhsi America turns ; tniwr to herself. biz effort: will
be in vain. The second lrtick in the ordetk it v'cry judicioufly placed,
fit. ""how-t lo dijl-oum't our '(auqm'lx; very happily Mwn in! Be
cause it shew: us the necessity of ushendiu firmly to husinesl, and the
danger of employin o'ur ingenjuity to ev or perplex it.
After this intro: uct'umpt general heads. lie lays down the some, the
manner of conduain it, with dircfiiom for the treatment of the inha
bimm. " [IN (car: (says he) it to be 55! to frmnphalcriagz"
- ' (bit seemt : very extraordmary prdeift'c's be given to : plundcring party,
si'si-jf hot it perfect! consinem when we understand um lun'derifi : tiunhy
si'si Wpmw "lit: is the General'l perquisite, an plundersig hours;
_ that of the' men. purgoync's'mdcrs were to bring in an': !lmy'ni !Zrn
w :: :! [to], quit]: ad tive pddln mld had!!! the! un" kfmd,
_ us) 'all th: w", qum'qgu, drugbt am, ad camsiiqfif"
' , ' , foi- these no mope wan to bbss plid, but ncfikn wmsi me be
";ctf'si ' .1nd t to suche y to find complied uiththe "till" Of'ct'bio
silunnifgh-ct ld Bnrgoyne laid: the sweep of- borky Radix}. W,
' sif'flgikpctsisec. Mhe was in wssofuhessmux ]qu W "lifted
< Mflssipsifofiy thousand pound, !} (&qu mid}: _ _ Meo-h)
—-'--",qu '_ _,- "!qu thou?!" all: Mfof
'He-si}: _ ,udthcpntendddi' ' of ' 'scrvilgu;
Mtfim smock At tbkplwuil ] ' Wshhfiq
dem'usent um_sino17udttpym Id— 'fpssudsi ;,
tum in_dir_iding themselve. inn prfin 29 nphqnop _ side ullctan',
- ctssee-si—sssiactsi- si-ctrsi-si W-si siss—m ;sisict ctss
si Am- six-ssf-rs _ .- . ss :_Msisi-_ simctsiffl
Hath " ss um,, " _ us .l' inly.
- Mssnni Am infelu, uhd
- thpfim; sssilfl\sidfld yn-M it necessary toct
' Mddi'yctssydn be-ade. Hogs: ofthenok "plan:
' _ fice seeme theft followinj yntl'te ensning dy."
ct ct _ ctuufinhithm will our mennes,
s -' - , and the _sipemt'eionq. A ger to the
si' , -- woe" him, of'ct the eirennflm of
. si. ss' _ ss "mainl- : uxu tobe itnposed, for
,"; Mimnddw 'si " adhpuplcirewbeseiud
"*si'- fi'hsiyshpjysi -- " eke m. Amencm. ho
yon ldmit A method- _of nkmg your pro
ss 'ss "pen;, end seek our hanee. -
le means to no}: th
*'Yon\vill,- sithe " _ss _
'ctgmtabohm' zt' '
si - ss Nice! on the
" corpr'of the army, and (hath is , ,
- ]: army from
" read to Boflon. You will likewise' ss - ss
" troops ren—
" Albzny is to be joined at Spri field by . '
Rhode-lflandsi—No real lakingg , Sir, everezme o
credit itsi tdhegivm to your declgntions, you unnot expect - '
he iven to your proclamation, but thn the inhabitants, in I see}:
wi]? look upon the latter and upon fl other: which either you or General
!ctlmve may put out, at sungen of threats am} deluslonl, to deter or
dffl'uade them from remain their oPerty till you or he may sznd par
tie! to pl-tnder end fetch it . T il " the true intent and meming of
, allssyotu- proclamttiont. - .
here is something propheticflly pensive towards the conchfiot of your
ianctions. " "I! to highly vpfobable, you say, that the coryl under
bill retren before
" Mr. Wamer,_ supposed to be a Manchetter,
" you, but war eontrary to expectation, be able to collect in
" great force and I emselvu :dvantugeoufl -, it in left to you- discre
" tion to attack t m orssnot; al-wq: bearing m mind that you,' corpl is
" m wluubl: to let an 'confidera'ble last he hazarded on thio mention."
fear ufmm: join: urgqyul '
The Genenl in the next parzgraph of hit. instrufliom give: I kind of
triumph over hit qualmish : prehenfiont, and putting on tle soldier,
' llhreo 00]. Baum, that thou! the rebel: attempt to interrupt the Colonel,
that he, Generzl Burgoyne, " will makesmsib : meum! !! shall put
" the rebel- between too fires." A wonderful piece of stre-ptk indeed!
And them that me rul fire of our: it better than two of his untriving
-—sor the event of thin double bnrrelled (theme hat been, thutthe Colo
nel and his party m defeated—onar : thousend of them mdeprisonm,
lld they say, poor Guenl Burgoyne it ?ne Surb-mld,
\ ACON INENTALIST.
From the BOSTON UAZETTE gf Augzg'i 11.
8 ! R HElAD WARTERS, Mom'u Cnd, 74, 33, 17",
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IT is with astosinishment lnd concern [hat ] observe in your life pipes.
: vein of prejudici'againsi General St. Glair, incuned bysretreatin
from Tlcondanoga. !qually impolitic, ungeneroua, end inhnman; so,.
it is certainly isssnpolicie to depreciate th! mflucm of in osiut high in
cummand; it is uuly ung'enerom to p'ut the worst conflmction on me
incident attending the pure"; and it is truly inhunun to nurdu .,
man's rsipulatian, without givin him :- o purmnity of vindicllion. -
lf Gcn. St. Clair hu runsgr d, hcwi ] sprely answel'f'm-iunpm.w
[m tribunal ;' chfl then Prejndiee him, ordisgnce yourpo r, w'uh th'
malicious innucndoes of every envious talkaiu pumc - : 'ehliubhsisi;
enough m luspend your opinion for alinlesitim, lad a fcmfiny os-ss'bhff
eondufh—which General St. Chin has dread] dassmod, 'will snkftsiych
andlbe public. ss- .. . \ 71
ss Your correl'pondent from Muchctsiiei-Kk pain: mld "pose m officer) -
" fumishu )ou uith : [tos- misrepresentnwnz so: be affln-rd that I my.
scls ordcnd hit regioun: to firike theit nnu one In]! bout bcf : .lnsi
moved from Ticondengz, though it in equally true lcouldjrshdap'
Coionel ; I suppose, um ofzu' nding the embarkadon ofltkc Soler} bed
was king up. ] Mad too to inllidne the authority of )msiff
Gent cum: of " capac- :nd character, who had the MW' ;!
of knqwing shewe nen winds of four thousand Mine in theprzsil
son," since she return; of she my m maden me; - 'nssnd ! behind
God in:! the world, that there ven, enlufivc 06 abousuenct'si'ei he;
,Tndred mind:, whohd ictnlaniud, only m w lad maw
' ! for duty. " Belsevc it "who will;" . - '- si ss , _
You observe du: " che melt numbe: of the enemy. -n]lovhg
si-iacconhn of those whose bushes. it is tomakc it a large :- nppnnm
would. allow, could not ended six thousand, it was in all pr ' '
short of thn numbers" the malice of thi- sugfesh'on time" will n'
._I wish we may not find the enemy one thousnn leonger. . The ::
- of silly, simaliciouc questions. which follow shio observnion, uc tooct
so] to be answered. si ' ss_._sisi - .
:F'jl join with you in thinking there oughc to be ni-qniry asun- :
, and clothe- you mention, for they lull nem MCH M
' .- lions]: you inmrognions en du! fill m inptqlrly '
in malicioufly pointed. - - — 0
Believe ne, Sir, if vitne or juniec hue exifience, the the land who'si_-si
now flznds und-mned for remain from Ticondcroga, will en be?
thanked for th- snluxion of near : ree thousand men, 'who, i of]
being in captiviey, m now opposm our enemy. _ - -
] m, Sir, your ve o dien: servant, ,
)ArsidES WXLKINSON. Dep. Adi. Gan.
. . 7 "4. Dtxou & Hmu'ctu. _
"53"ij 'r 'si m [: . ss ama- siss
_ mue to eem out : wee ". paper: .ro ' "on,
for boiling, lad : mal excel ent one for drying suit.? ipse; haven .
siw ,. . ct ten, the salt-boilen, : Mandnsy method of-neking-ss
ct (: m'n full.
s :" si "
' si ! e-oictbrine in Lboiler of 30 sallow,. when
felt hupBrin -
I;" e ,
ss sictctss ss to be of I leddctlsh colour and bitter taste,")
which in cdled , ' zsi siflflenhn bittefn hn flood some time tofeulq
ur it off, and -- nt'in un iron vel'elowlflq- 55}, till zbouthnlf
u evaporated; let in hand till it it eoolf thmctpour the dear liquor}
from the common salt that has formed end settled at the bottom, and4
at it in trey:, or other convenient vessel: (flone ere the best) to chryhl—ss
ize, which will be effected the soone: the coales it is kest, In : day, or'
two, the liquor may be poured off from the [boon, an evaporated in the',
same mennes, end so on till no more (boot. cin be obtained. ,Thea'
ss shoots, or szltt, :! soon as dry, should be kept from the Air.
A sALT-MAKER. 1,
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sectMgffZ Dtxon U Runrn.
Gursizueu, ] dff ( he '
s sever ignorant o e in i erent parts o t ecun have been
led to believe thatpljyssaking the oath they would be cosizyPelled to go ss
to the northward whenever the Governor- plezsed to ordef them, I think =
it would have I good effect if you would publifll it in your next pper,
prefixing the following remarks on it.
Whoever fill send the oath will see that it requilet nothing more of 1;
the good people of this Stzte than what every government r ulm of!!!
subject!- By it we ne bound, :: we ought to be, to discover : ! eminent
'conspinciel quilth the Sute, which we may know of ; end to sect!!! our
present fraud in form of government, we swelt thet we do not one
lllegiuee, end m ] not yly obedience to the tyrant of find, a: ny
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