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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-09
THb 1'kACT OF Z md
oa zyhich Chesterfield Coarrho1;se "a gsEat.


cn, 90 "OsV ODSTtu rON o4LE.
THE subscribers being desireiuus
y 70 rake division in their Ls.nde, do Of.
Ter she aforementioned frsa OF land Tor sale. and
VIII sell on reasonable terms, Cor cash or on a
credit Fhis Trfa contains 1925 acres; the 81
tnat'cn place are SO well known, thar j, Ia need
iess TO say any thing about Il, Il IS supposed thar
y any person is inclined 10 purchase he will view
the same. Any .person wishing TO live in The
prSlic Inc. or Farming, may. we think suit him
se'i as well II no, better, Tran he could in this
state, by buying this piscs ~ every NECESSARY IS
IN good order for both ksepiSg Tavern and Fam
ing, The best part Of the baildines are inquired
~ the Mutual Insurance Company against Fire
IN Virginia. An exccllent Carist Mil on this 81.
toation, now IN good order for grinding an ex-
sehent spring equal 10 any in the county for az.
fording water. And there will be sown about 50
acres OF inis land in wheat which will rroduce
from 10 10 bushels per acre.. The purchaser
hereef may not expeet 10 have possession until the
hyst day OF Jansary next. The land will be sold
oy the acre as hs quantity is not known precisely.
we would WISH 10 haye two thousand pounds
cash, and We VIII give Tour annual Payments Tor
the balance, BY he purchaser giving Inc lard Cor
security for the true payment OF the balance that
may be due. If this land is not sold before No
yembefeourt next which viii be the iith day Of
tnernonth, II will be offered for sa.e 10 the highest
bidder, on the premises, thar day Oh the terms :.
Dove mentioned lfit shonld be sold previous to
thar day, due notice viii be given of tic same -
For turther particulars apply to V. White
living thereon
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-09
lust Rrcrr,kp.

IL I.fCoS .JOEN,So Nv Eok Sel-e. a e . doc,
6efctv roe Ma Ter Rrnse, Eic5s,on..
rev eti'ieu OF Count Rumford's Esssys,
so.s. with plsrcs
=, Fake on Insurance
n vb;nvs's View OF he Usit~d States. with pia'es
tersy'- Iar'us. wish eeg't rlases,st da't p'iees
l.cgan's Sefricrs.
smih's, ditto
4 34rsow's. Travels ia China.
| perrin's French Grammar.
(, Ditso Fables,
nrto Exercises
| a number of other valuable books. -.
j JOHNSON. has jusr published in vols.
price dol SO cts the tIIsroRy or AnsarcA.
from rs discovery the death of Gen Wash.
ing'on. with maps. by Richard Snowdon. esq
OF New Jersey. Subscribers - the above work
viii please call or send for their books. 81 81
Johnson viii receive subscrpiions for
Brooks's Universal Caze-teer, improved now in
the press Sacred Classic. in ter vols. elegant
and Coliins's Qnarto Bible
ST.fTIo,TdsY.
DENY paper of good quality. suitable Cor
printing PAM hlstsi sapcrroyal printing paper
printing INK blank books of all sizes. and re.
neral assortment ofaric'es in ,sl,e Stationary line
ordess from town or cogn,r, will be thankful
y received and purtiually execu,ed.
NM l. the subscribers do hereby bind !
~ ourselves to'una WEEPS1' AXE
X "A c L. TWO mic heass, the course called (
Mansfield. in The county Of Amelia. on the FIRST
Thursday IN October, 1909. with Colts and Fillies
three years Old the precel ding spring and no n,ore
carrying 90 10 ON each; entrance FIVE hundred
dollars, half forfeit the subscription TO close on
the Is, day of January, 1906 The colts & rllies
to be accurately described the rim. Of enterin-
them Should the colt Of any subscriber NICE;
with any material injury between the time of en-.
try and the time of closing the subscr;,ii the
person entering suca colt shall be AT liberty 20
withdraw hisnane, upon giving col. p. Hocorlb
1.-THE proprietor OF the course) Information of the
injury and the intention of Withdrawing before
the said 1st of January. 1906.
This subscription commenced 3Cth May. 1905.
Wade Mosby. 4 horse colt. by Dicmed. dam
Horatio Turpin's mare, dam 10 Sutonous.
L Watkins, horse colt by Diomcd, out the
darn OF Sting.
Daniel Wilson. FLY; out OF seaguI, by Di.
ored. w3ts
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-09
THE sKDUcER,

"AYE, 50 you serve rs,
9TH We serve you but when you have our
roses,
/" Tou barely leave thorns TO prick our elves.
/" And mock US with our baseness"
SiakesheGre.
WHO is yon meagve, ruined wretch,
pressed down by disease and covered with
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-09
SLAVE TRADE!


Tn the Charleston Gazette of the 18th
instant we observe
The sloop Louisa's cargo of 90 African
Negroes;
Tie ship Margare,'s cargo of 9s4 Con-
go Slaves;
The ship Esiher's cargo of $40 Congo
Slaves; and Nsl
Tie ship Ariers cargo OF 2eo Congo
Slaves;
Advertisedfor sale ON board the respect.
i've vessels
How long vii, the people Of Sou,h-Cs-,
rolina contnne to " heap up wrath against
a Gay Of wrath"---to augmentthe number
ef desperats enemies who will one day
write their tile to Freedom in the blood
of their masters !---ThaDks TO the trainers
Of the federal consliiuuon the day is fast
approaching when The foul blot which the
Slave Trade fixes on the American cha
tatler can be wiped ogt by the veto of the
National Legislaiure~-ande every friend OF
humanity will hope that moments de-
lay may not take place, when the period
arrives at which Congress have a Consti-
,u,ionaI right ia prohibit the infamous traf-
lic.-- True american.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-09
Valentine Wmftee, If.
William Winfree.
Oaotsf 2. 1865.

Oee2ker 2. 1865. VS.
10 be sold. for ready money, N
n pursuance of deed OF ,sns, from David
Ross, esq IN order to raise the sGn Of POSI- aols.
90 cts with interest thereon al the rate Of five y
centrum per amin from The girst cay of husust
last. due from the said David Ross 70 the tfus
tees Of James Dunlop. dec. The following
Lands, Lots and TenementS,
Or such par; Of them as may be Necessary 20 pay
the said debt, and interest with The charges and
expenses Of executing the trust. IN Esia,e or
Plantation in the county Of Coochland called
Cole. containing by estimation fifteen tundred
acres, be the same more or less, lying The wa
ters cfthe Byrd creek and purchased by he said
! David Poss ofthe representatives Of James Cole
ct WIN Cole ard John Hughes, and sdioiiiag
rho lands Of Rlchaf5 Adams and Samuel Rich
ardsyn, according 10 las known boundaries as
! held by the said David Ross Also. the follow
I ing LOTS in the town Of Columbia. Fuysnna
county. 10 vii I.ot no 81. on which the ware
hou,e IS bu.'t, I.ot No IS. on whieh Isl sore
house, nov or laie in he occupation Of John
Forbes NO. a.. now or late in tie occupation Of
| Srother No IS. now OF Ia c ia he cceapa
tios Of Mrs Price.--'rhe sale vii take place az
J John Esuicr's Tavern. IN the town Of Columbia,
! on the 18th day Of Hoyemberuezt and the lands
and tenemepls aforesaid wlll-he setvp 10 that
I order which shall appear best to suiithe paIeha-
sers and most Beneficial TO The parties concerned.
BEN. MOSBY se,ns trustee.
| Oaobey 9TH, 1906 IDS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-09

Robbery I'VE are Informed, that on
Monday evening, about 8 o'clock, man
on horseback, belonging 20 Frami,gham,
was stopped on M'edtord turnpike, by
two armed fooipads, and robbed of $50
doI!ars--He az first attempted to escape,
when they fired their pistols at him---the
bullets missed the rider, but lodged in the
body OF the horse. Bost. fon.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-09
Land e2 STAGES, fo3- Sale.

ON Monday the 2d day of De
NJ cernber next, if fair. if NOT the next fair
day, at The dwelling house of John Robertson,
oec late OF this county Two Hundred and Eiph.
~ Acres of Land more or less, living on hppo-
frra'tcx River in the county of Chesterfield, adj
joining the lands of Major Franci, Epnes and
the estate Of Benjamin Ward. AR agreeable 81.
tual.on well waiered. with improvements .uts:ci
en' Tor the accommodation Of genteel family
Further particulars are unnecessary. as those
inclined to purchase viii wish to view the pre-
misses, which viii be made knovn by applicatio,
to Mr. John Robertson who resides on the pre-
n'isss,. or The executors Twelve NEGROES,
consisting Of men, women. boys sud girl, stock
q Horses, Cattle, Sheep ard Hogs crop Of Corn,
Wheat and Fodder. Household and kitchen Fur
ni'ure and Pan auon Utensils. Two annual
pay ynsn's Vii hereTnfred for the lands s. rwsve
ronths crcdit viii be given for the purchase of
the negroes. &c on al sums above TWO doiiars
sspseuIer ssh, 1905 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-09
(. nj 4 KSIIAL'S ALES.

A't n ~ - - "A - - > ~ - l.
" pursuance Of decree Of the
A Cour. cf tie United States fcs ihe fit h Cir.
cui, in the Virginia DistriSl, pronounced at the
May Term, 1905 IN bensIF of Jonn lite and
Thomas As'on a.signees Of tirnty Marin p.
gainst James Vaughan adrn'r Sc. of hSat,,iew
Vaughan, dee. and pliers - VIA be SOLD To
the highest BIDDER. FOR ready rnoney, AZ pess's
Tavern, in ,Ae ooanty of Gooehlsnd, ON the z0.h
day Of November next,
:. The following SLAVES, viz.
Glib Joe, Ned, Trip. Cyrus. Peer, Farsos Bill
iy, Lewis. Lewey. Carter, Phil ard Foneus
Una es)i Nell. Frsnsey, Lucy Fanny. Judy. ~
~, Dolly, Sylvia and Betty (senaies), OF so me-
ny thereof as may be sufficient 10 taise The aim Of
one thousaud seven hurGtgd and ssveniy SIX dol.
lars and thirty fonT cent?. with in,e Gs, On one
thovssra four hundred snd zeyenty-i.ine an3 Sc.
tv-one cents, part tlcreof Al the ia,e of SIX per
cenruT per annurn, from toe 23d Day cf May
1905, ar!d the expenses Of saEe
BRH MOSBY, p. NJ. for
ac JOS. SCOTT. -. Y d.
oaotsr 81, 1shs, IDS
NOTICE. that L intend TO leave this
stare in the eo,rse often o. fifteen 6ass, and
20 ueye 10 the stafe ofTenuessee--T have iheIe-
fore appointed my frierd Edward Buengtt. OF
Ches,er6ed county, ny agent IN this state vino
viii eoileGI aud pay all my debs.
Joseph Roper.
All persons Eayiur claims sgsinst tie asove
mentioned Joseph Re; CT. are desired to a, plyto
me Cor settlement a.e those uic b ed sYc desi-
red TO make te me in'e edate payment as 10 irs
dulgenee viii be hliowed.
Edward Burnett.
Attorney IN sa to- p.
Niso, am attorney N fa6 fos John Roper.
who left this place some zine apo. and went 10
the stale OF Tennessee, and viii setae Win All
persons having claims seains, The said I5kn Ilo-
fer. r. B0RNETr. At,'y. sc.
On, erfei, slh 81 1905. We.
r.ti(.HT WANT Nd
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-09
COMMUNICATIONS.

We announce the death of the Rem
Jrn'es Wa'fdeA, OF the county of Albemarlel
In this great and good man conferred eve
'ry thing that is calculated for social and do
mestic lie. He was nan of virtue, ia
Tents and eioquence an af-clionate and
indnlgent husband. father and master, and
tho tor macy years he tss lal.cred under
the inilu ence of a paissy and for OF 10
years olind, he still continued TO d schsr rye
hisrelglous duties in hepuIpit. MIR w adj
dellisthe eloquent breaches, ofwhorn the
British Spy has spoken in such animated
Strains.-Enquirer. .,
DIED. at Capt MATTHEW WtIr.1s' in F,ul
wanna, on the Sd instant, Nix. ELIAS VILLA
LIS. in the 75th year of his age.
CHARLESTON, Sept. %.
Died, yesterday morning, Major Gene
fal WILLIAM MOULThlE /: The re-
evolutionary services Of s.is much beloved
and revered patriot art so well known TO
every American, as 70 iendsr any recital
OF them unnecessary. : The cisizeus a,
large, and the military n particular, gave
ample testimony Of their que sense of his
merits by giving him. The most honorable
and respectable burial. sos "a
--z<s G. sRs- -
Two PRrscTrAL TEACHERS are wan,ea
IN the Academy at tn. City of Washington, TO
be openedo the first Monday of January new.
they mist ne qualified to teach reading, wiring.
,he English and Latin languages. geography and
the mathematics. Each Principal Teacher TO
receIve Eve hundred dollars per annrn,. payable
quarterly. tor which he is 10 ins:rua such poor
scholars as may be sent by the Board Of T'fus.
tees provided thsr whsle instruction sl.a;, nor
! exceed one hundred and twenty Quarters in each
year and likewise IN receive the entire s-nouut
OF ne tui,ion money for pay scholars at the rate
OF nye dollars quarter until the number amount
20 nfsy and beyond that number as shall I've Tx /.
ed by the Board. Oaf sc this cornpcnsa,,or he
isto pay tor necessary assistants. the rem, Of the
scn'o' rooms, and other incidental expenses.
app ica'ion will be received un,i the n,ss
Monday IN ID 'erssr next AZ the Civ of Wash.
ington by w .suISoroS Hoyp, Secretary .,
the Board of ustees, or bv 4,
GABRI+L DUAL, = 4 ed,s,ut;t.cs as.
S1MUhL ~ SMITH, pain,ea for ia
~ n Z
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-09

Farewell thea Rnler of ,be days when next.
hsu with thy splendcr, shall cur land illur,e.
This beast no ose, by woes cares peg pisx'd,
Shall sleep "nccnsciors. in It's clay CID ,enb
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-28

Of charge contained In faid complaint
The Court are Of opinion. that of the frs.
1yfb. yfrtb, Jerr7tb, and eigtt5 articles of
charge, corrained Id laid complaint, the
faid Jeremiah Wardwell Is guilty. that the
faid Jeremiah Wardwell II not guilty. of
the whole of the offence contained III the
Jrcoad article Of charge exhibited aganlt him
but Of the offence, III that article contain
ed, Of demanding Of JohR Walker, Lemu-
el Smith ana Jonathan Alien, the FUN Of
teE 99lLarp fer obtaining their feyeral dif-
charges, the court are Of opinion that th.
fad Jeremiah WardweI i guilty and
that Of The Offences in the third and t5ug45
articles Of charge contained in faid COM
plant, the Court are Of opinion that the
faid jeremiah Wardwell S not guilty.
WhereuPon the Court, upon full and
mature deIiberation and confultation, fen
tence the faid Lieutenant Colonel Teremi.
ah Wardwell, to be removed from Office.
and adjud ehim to be incapable Of holding
any Military Commiflion under this Com
nlonwealth for the tenn Of feyen years.
ICHABOD GOODWIN, PreE9snf.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-28
VTEW or SPAIN.

An article III Cork Paper received in
London, communicates the following intel
llgence. Ii ftates, |" that at this moment
the Spanifh Monarchy flakes to its tounda-
ton. The ferries Of circumstances which
Immediately. routed all thoie fymptoms in
dlcativc of the approaching decadence Of
this ancient Monarchy, we cannot now de-
velope for feveral reafons but we can av-
er the utmof conformation prevails in the
Palace Of Madrid, as we'll as in the Cabinet
and Councils Of the fate. The arrogance
and tyranny Of the Prince Of Peace has rouf-
cd the indignation Of the higher orders, az
vel as fome Of thc moa ancient putlic in
ftitutIons, acknowledged BY the laws of
Spain. He has had the temerity to inter
fere with the public juftice of the country,
BY prevailing uron the King to fulpend the
functions Of the Supreme Council Of Caf-
tie, that he had confirmed an appeal from
Provincial Tribunal, adyerfc in its effects
to one Of his favourites, who was party
in the caufe. The Council have addrefrd
the King il terms becoming the ANCIENT
SPanifh character; they have admoniihed
him Of the confequcnce Of fuch an untoward
mediation they have reminded him Ia bold
and manly language, Of the dependency of
his prcdecrfors upon the determination Of
the Supreme Council Of CATTLE in former
times and they have fuggefted the tcmcr-
ity Of putting a daring favourite above the
laws, and intimated the probable conre-
quences in times 70 Especially marked BY
tuch yiclilitud> il human authority" 1.-The
Court is ia difmay," fays our Correfpond-
cnt--" but fullcn and difruilful--their
meaiuTcs arc obitinatc in fome refpeas and
vaycring in others. The Prince Of Peace
breathes vengence; and the Supreme Couu-
Gil Of Cattle avows refifance, and fe-rs
to be the popular party. The Provinces
are 70 diforder; and the large cities arc
turbulent. Bonap2rte has offered the King
: large army 70 cruh the ipirit of rebellion,
Is Il IS called and if the imPotency Of the
Court aocePt the offer Spain will be en-
gulphtd in his obvious projea Of extend
ing the French Empire"
The I" Cd' dg C4JiHft," Paris paper,
edited At the Office Of III. TaRegrzad thus
ctwaHkrlzs5 the democrats Of the United
States :--Speaking Of Ar p a4r;s, this
paper adds, " Hs X zry f.bNiar and f77Uer-
taI 7Uit5 bfJ t7rtg-!lc 44.nsjfdcraEf5 -W5-e
-htfacLment 70 France. rad Hafred - EGz-
LSEA, do item e7aa! bo1sy " L5e gef ef ali
PeJlSns a55ariEg tie tyranny :t- Grea,-B,ifsin,
md f5viag tEs Li5erty ani independence N
mankind" IaKeg,ana reiided fomc ytars
in the United States. and knew the ami
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-28
Head 49nRifr5, Oh. IL, 1906

llta7-s> 1T III, OtF. ~, 1903
All the proceedings Of the General
Court Martial held~at Caline.- whereof
Major General Goodwin Is prefdent, with
the papers and minutes Of the evidence,
had at the trial Of Lieutenant Colonel Jer-
emiah Wardwell, and the Defence Of the
iaid Col. WardweIl, having been feen and
fully coniidered By the Commander in
Chief, he approves and aEirms the fen
tence and judgment Of the faid Court.
The iaid Court Martial Is diHolved.
By crdsr IF ne Commander ia Cbi1,
WILLIAM DONNtSON, 44dj. Ger.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-28

4ad lSINed win reputation In the army in
the American Revolution, and as Clerk
Tor ieveral years il the late Sedgwick Com
pany, ty which means the Commonwealth
was deprived Of ufeIul and intelligent
Officer.
ART. VI. For neglect Of duty and an
assumption Of power, contrary to the letter
and iPirit Of tie Contribution Of fad Cogn-
monweaith, az the election Of officers al
Sedgwick aforefaid, on the faid frit day of
May laf, in taking the votes for all, or
part OF ne Officers elected, ty nomination
and polling Of the hrelock, the Conftiturion
requiring that all Military Officers fhall be
chofen by written votes.
CART. VII. For that the faid Colonel
Wardwell, after Capt Pendl1ton, who COM
manded the company Of Foot il the town
OF hleibsrough, had removed from fail
town, aid iilue his orders, Nov. 70, ISa2
70 Benjamin Williams, then Lieutenant Of
iald company, to afem5le faid company.
to ahemble iaid company for the purpofc Of
electlng another Captain, and the faid VII
hams did canfe faid company to mect for
that Purfoie on the 18th Ct iaid November,
1903, when and where the faid Lieuten-
ant Williams prefdcd and when and where
john Farrer was elected Captain Of laid
Company, and declared 70 to BE chofen b.
iaId L. Williams, and due and proper
return made by him to faid Col. N ardwell
OF the fame. And for that afterwards
without any iufficient cauic to warrant fuch
ISTnCPPIlra - e. u
Tue his order, dated the 27th Of December,
1903, 70 iaid 1t. Williams, to allenb!e
the faid company for the purpofe Of
elettIng Captain to theiame, and III olae
dlence TO laid order the iaid Lieutenant did
aiiemble iaid company on tie 23d day Of
January, 1904, when and where the faid
Lieutanant again pretid9d, and was chofen
Captain OF taid company, and returned as
iuch, received his commifIion, ana was
qualified by flid Col Wardwell about the
latf Of March, 8o4.
ART VIII That laid Williams held
iaid commiflion, received orders from the
taid Colonel addreiled to him as captain Of
iaid company, and performed his duty as
fuCh until on or about the laft Of April,
1So4, when the faid Col. Wardweil, with
cut any fufficicnt caufc TO warrant fuch
procedure, did demand and receive from the
ilid Williams, the faid captains commiiion.
and ffill withoidS it. And the laid colonel afs
terwards,viz. on or about September, 8o4,
did ifue regimcntal order, addrehed to
the faid Williams as Lieutenant Comman-
dant Of faid Company, at the fame time
knowing that the faid Williams had been
duly conlmilItned and qualified as Captain
to faid company"
" Your CompIainants therefore re-
fPc6fully pray and requef that the laid
Lieutenant Colonel JEREnnAH WAEDwERL
may be held to anlwer to the fame as the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-28

10 which Charges I4-utcnanC 1OiOASi
JEREMIAH WARDwELr, pleads not gull
~.
E4gsg ID, 1905. TIE Court having
fat, and adjourned from day to day dnce
the twelfth infant met this day according
70 adjournment having fully heard the
evidence both for and againR Lieutenant
Colonel WardweIl, and alIo their defence !;
and being now cleared, the following quef-
zion was put BY the Judge Advocate to
each Of the membets, beginning with the
loweh IN grade =" From the evidence
which has been adduced for and againR
Lieutenant Colonel Jeremiah WardweIl,
and from what he Las fad in his Defence,
are you Of opinion that he is guilty. or NOT
guilty Of the offence charged in the iirf
article contained ID the complaint Of Eben
ezcr Floid, Jofeph Lee, Amos allen. Ma
thaniel Allen, John Herrick, Thorndike Al
len, Olgood Frye, SAMUEL Lee, Moody
Plllibury, and Joieph Virs, exhibited az
eainft him and Lieutenant Colonel Tere-
niah WardweIl :"
And the queaion being put in the fame
form in iucceiIion upon c-cA Of the articles
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-28

C9rsny IF HSneock, MG5cb !, 1905.
Ebenezer Floyd, CAPT.
Jofeph Lee, Ca9t.
Amos Allen, EgEga-
Nathaniel Allen, Caba.
John Herrick, 3d L:enf.
Ihorndike Allen. EnGgn.
Ofgood Frye, Capt.
Samuel Lee. Lient'
Moody Pillibury, E1Egr.
lofcph Viles. Lieut."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-28
COURT MARTIAL.
PROCEEDINGS

E PROCEEDINGS
" 2 General Csurf 4H,Dfial bsH (5y oydey of
re C9,"m1adsr IL Cbiefj AZ Cafine, III tbe
f'44fy q Hancock, oa ne / 2fb day et 1su-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-28
Golrmouin:altD Of a3assatbn5etts.
By his Excellency C.LEB STRONG, Esouir.
Governor Of the Commonwealth " MaGachufetts.
A PROCLAMATION.

Tar q Dagqr PnbEc 1bazkssiiyt:ze mi Pra
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-18

Mr.. Sib-Vif5 ysigaei tie sssfaGi5 dining tie nd
minjPyafoa " 3oba AdsAs. 6eie9e on raesorut of "a
ftds iJling Lhir &c ressived f,o Timothy piefeyag
ibsn fs'sfary Of Fafe-1f, 5a8son rs-a89oiafcd M
Slip4,hb.
Timothy chickering's reflection on the militia de-
ierve5 rebuff 1t wasthe militia that fought at Bur
isy'f-biH, under Wwrou, militia general. Il was
by the aid OF Tenforcenents of militia To-
Join general Gates that B1,goyge talen. 1T was
by volunteer Ftis;is esAs- S-.i, volunteer -
neral, that col B1aty Ideiiaa officer was defeated
at Bennington, III Vermont, which was, the prelude
to the capture OF Nufgoyne. But perhaps Timothy
realons from himfelf aud il he hiakes hiin(eif
the itandaFd by whioh,to Judge of the merits Of the
militia these ground FOR his laying tbe ya z,7,y
dd any goal md Aegey 7ViK. Timothy, fro public
employment very harmless, that Of teacher of
6y.-When the revolution began be lGqylsjfLs
sa0gHa! extyei/s, and then frKgbf H. RE was after
wards appointed col. OF a regiment Of 1,iiifia, and
when the affairs Of L1a7gf0a and Concord took place.
April 10, IT'S, and the Birth were retreatinQ
from Concord back to Bottom, an order was feDt To-
Timothy, to march with bis regiment, and pol him
felt at certain place to of their retrea-Tiro-
thy marched bur he Popped Mort of the place. drew
up MS Ten and went prayers, till the Brilh pail
cd it.--EIs prayers Gavcd him from the dangers Of
that day. / do not know that he flung plains Per-
baps not The emmy might have eosyLegyd him
Had Timothy done his duty ON that oecafion, and
put his ruil in God without lettering away his slime,
the whole party Of the Brith. about two thouGand,
nun have been psloners for they could not have rot
back into Boron and the laughter at Bunker y
hill, TIE l7th Of June foIowpg, eoaid not have Ia
ken place. The whole force 0f the Bntili at Boaon
at that time, about four thouisud, oes LaT OF
which w0sc on this expedition r. r.