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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-18
Gale to the eafward.

X ! .
The Bolton papers of Tuelday laf,
fate that a levere gale had been expe-
rienced in that fquarter. A new lhip
living at.May's wharf, and leveral vel-
| ieIs lying at Long and Rowe's wharf,
received comfortable damage on SAT-
urday night. The ichooner Harriet,
Lorings, from Havana for Bottom,
went on fhore at Marblehead on the
fame evening, vefiel loft, crew laved.
brig was likewiie franded near Sa-
lem. They further fatethat the foop
Elizabeth, eighty leven tuns burthen,
captain Samuel Lacy, OF Weldoboro'
ran on fhore, about mile and an half
fouthward of the lights, on Plumb HI
and beach on Sunday lat, in violent
gale. The probability is that the crew
IS LOFT. She was boarded by people
from Newburyport on Sunday; The
was bilged and part full ofwater eve
ry thing in the cabin wasafoat. Two
pocket books were floating in the ca
bin, containing the coating licence and
lome money. The vefel may be got
off.
Captain Wickam of the Ceres, from
St. Iago, lays, that no prizes have
been brought in there lately, priva
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-18

6 It has been faid, heretofore. that
the bank dividends we're higher than
the legal rate Of lnterelt, and therefore,
unlefs petitioners were INDUCED with
new interpretations, the law winch for
bids ufury ihould be repealed. A mea-
-fure of this kind might be more inju-
rious than any propoied addition to
the number Of banks. If money was
borrowed only on a calculation Of pro-
fit from commercial enterprises, the
borrower might be fafely truited to
make his bargain with the lender; bat
a great part of the loansin the country
are to perfons elnbarralied from NIT
fortune or indilcretion; by a repeal Of
the law agalnit uiury they wouid be
left to the mercy Of their creditors;
and avarice would prey without control
upon ignorance and difrels."
Method Of temtering edge tools, Of too brit.
tie a quality. Fran a French bu6Aca-.
tion.
Having bought near koife. and psid hand
lonely for it, found tbat whenever attempted
10 cut wood, or any htrd fuofance, the edge
broke. This accident often repea:sd, foon made
faw of my blade. ! complained TO the cutler,
who very fcrloutly told me, that i. was iurc
6gn of the goodnefs Of M knife. He 6rilhed by
Happening it, and receiving his tx pence. This
grinding happened 70 frequently, as TO become
more tedious than ccfIy, and at the lat reduced
my knife to nearly tie iizc of large needle. a
new blade was fitted TO the handle the fame
accident happened 10 it; j, proved again OF too
brittle temper. My patience now became tir-
cd, and had aImoR determined TO lay the knife
aGae, the handle Of which only regretted,
when an i,nerant fcidors grinder gave me All ef-
feetual receipt 10 plunge the blade up to the
handle in boiling fat for two hours, AID then,
taking it out, to let it cool gradually followed
his Directions, and my knife cuts the hardcff
wood, ebony, box even bone It's edge now re-
fits"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-10
FOR SALE.

Five hundred acres Of LAND, in
the County of Alexandria, and five and half
miles from Alexandria and two from Georgetown,
one moiety in Wood and part OF that heavily tim.
bered. 1t abounds in excellent water, and hath
an extenGve view of the neighborhood- its
proximity to the City, Georgetown and Alexan-
dria, with the additional convenience of an abund.
ance of wool, few farms within the DiRritt
claim pre.eminence. Upon the Fi,f Monday
in ORoJer, | ihsll attend on the premiles for the
purpofe of diipofng of it, if not fold previous to
that time. Should il b. more accommodating to
thofe (who with country veidencc during the
fckly months,) will divide it into ten and
twenty acre LOTS. Any perfon wi(hing to
view the Land, by en- application to WILLIAM
SNELLuM, who lives On it may be grsified,-
My rcmotcneis aud the frequent depredations on
the Wood and Timber, are the principal induce.
ments TO fell it, 10, more than onc.ftth of tie
purchafe money will be required, and a credit
from two to three years will be given fos the re-
iidue, fecurity by mortgage, and forfeiture
of the advanced monies, with intereh on the
fun unpaid, if not pundusliy and fully dif.
charged.
c.. CHAPMAN.
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FA z NJ E K S-Attendi

rhe lubfcribcr offers for SALE, the FARM
on which, he DOW lives, in the county offr,
derrick, fate of Virginia, on the main road
leading from Staunton to Alexandra, nesi
the White Poft
1T contains 500 acres, absut $50 wSica are
l. cleared and we'll endofed, and laid OF INTO
convenient fields the remainder of the tat i
in timber. For eleganes and htaitbfmii Of fm
alton, this tract is equsIled by few in The 'oaa.
ty. The foil il good and there are on the pre-,
mites leveral ver.failing fprins:, and conf.
derablc young orchard compoled Of different
kinds of fruit, and many well grown ifa!t '''t,
now bearing, and large proportion thereof wei!
laid down in clover, for which it is particularly
adapted. A further delcription is deemed n0o''
ceaary, as the purctaleF will dou6lle'' t.'' '''
the premifes. As the fubicribef is dellon' 70
fell, good bargain may be expected.
Joihua SWayne.
Frederick County, (Vlrtin'a)l
9Th month, z4th. } NS3S
N. B. A large proportion OF the P'yn'a.
will be taken in luitabls lands in this itH'' I"
fta,c Of Ohio.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-10
Rich Kanahwa Bottom Lands,
for Sale or Exchange.

THE fuberibcr offers for ale, or exchange Tor lands
or other real property the ealt Tide OF the Blue
Ridge, about 5000 acres of RICH BOTTOM LAND
nm the Great Kanahwa River and both iides there
of oppote and below the nloutSof Pokeoiico Creek,
in the ltatc of Virginia, rs miles from Point Peaant,
1.-THE county town OF Malon county and IL miles from
the county town OF Kanahwa county, and adjoining the
lands of the late General Wilmington. They were 1ur-
voyed at the fame time with hole lands in the year !77'
and are held under the fame titles VIZ. Old Military
Rights-whieh are unqaeltonable
The Lands are of the very hrt quality, the Bottoms
in many places mile wide, they have been lately re-
furveyed and divided Into lots containing from $50 to
ago acres cach for the accommodation OF purchaiers
each lot fronting on the river and extending back from
thence to the hills which afford mott extenilve range
for fock which can never be interrupted One hundred
acres the eore of this rich bottom, with It's advantages
would make good fettement. The great Virginia
rate road leading to the tates of Ohio and Kentucky,
paes by and through hcfc lands, which being Oh line
navigabe river will command ready and high price tor
the produce to the emgrants to the weitern country
both by land and water Their lation, beildes, gives
their occupants choice of the eatern or weitern
as produce may be found mott profitable. The climate
is mild and remarkably favorable the production OF
fruit Sat.works are erected on the banks of the river
but few miles above thefe lands and the nelghborhood
furnihes abundance of iron, coal, metone, u,lls and
meats 70 that there is no part OF the weern coun-
try which holds out more advantages perons derous
OF emigrating. ,
more particular defcription of thete lands, with
plots of the fevea lots, their tuatlon, deicpuon and
price may be had BY application in Alexandria to Mr.
WILLIAM CRAEK, who attended the iurVeying OF
them or to the fubfcrber.
JAMES CRAlK.
sentenrber T. Iaw6t.
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Water Street ACADEMY.

ypsI4E f,bfcr;ber returns his mott Encere thanks
/ 4 to ths patrons OF his ichool' for the Veiy
| liberal and friendly encouragement, ne has n'e'
with face h. came to Alexandria and mott re-
fosctfully informs them, and the citizens IN &C.
neral thar. as h: has rctaken the houle IN which
he now relies, they may confider his Academy
40 q o.rnanent fchool cfablihmsnt; 10 that
th,te who prefer him as teacher may, very
probably, have il in their power to isnd thsif
children 70 him until they have hniihed their G.
aucation thar is, if fuch parents or guardians
conceive, that having obtained knowledge ~
tn. following branches Of iiteratur: (Which are
TAUGHT in the mott careful manner by the iao'
fcr;5er, !, fuffi Gent education for their chill.
dr.n. viz. the En gllh language, critically gram.
nlaticsl, agfeeably to the celebrated Walker
Randard Of pronunciation, Writing, and Arits'-
metic in all its branches, Menturation OF gu.
per6cies and Solids, according to Hutton aua
Ronoycaftle, Gauging Vea:ls of the following
figures, in the mott exasf manner, oy euDlcal a.
rirhmetic, namely, Hsxagonal, Cubic sphere
Ideal. and CaGks of all kinds and izes 'Aito,
Book. keeping, Geography, with the ule OF tue
Globes, and Elocution.
As the great and many advantages which re-
fu,, from having children begin and failh their
education with one teacher, are 10 evident tina:
.verv we'll informed pesfon mutt, upon the leaf
reflection difcover them, the iubicnber conce'Ves
i, unneceGary to fay any thing In vlndicatlon 0,
the rabiest; but refers it to the good ienie and
iulgmeos of his friends and fellow citizens 70 De-
te,m;ne. whether il is not better to nix their
children in ono ichooI, and Continue them there,
fDroyl6ed that fchool is we'll ,egulated) than to
change their teachers frequently, as tome ao' IN
the courfe of their education which practice is
mott undoubtedly fraugbt with many evils TO
orch children. AS the lubfcriber can teach but
very fmal part of the children IN Alexandra,
the above remarks cannot lufy be continued to
be the effects of avsrice But he would Juit OBJ.
fe,ye. both for his own fake, AND the fake OF hi'
.laborers in the dida6tic protection, that on
teacher, be be ever 70 competent TO his talk, will
receive much credit from the enlightened part OF
the community, even by his atmofs exeFtions to
inRruSf fuch children as are moved about from
thool TO (chooI, either to iatis'y their caprice,
or upon any location whatever, that is not OF
very comfortable Importance.
Ihoic VINO are oehtouS vi hd'l"6 'no4i Nii'
dren taught by perfon lcruPulouay flia in the
difcharge of his duty, as it repctts the manners,
morals and progrels Of his pupils in their learn
imp, are invited to viGt the iuoicriber's Acadc.
ry, and Judge for ,hemlelves of bis manner of
conducting (chool and method ofteaching. AS
an Afiaant is now engaged for comfortable
time, between twenty and thirty fcholats can be
taken, in addition to the number now in the
fchool.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-10
FOR SALE,

My Tract of Land, lying IN uE
county of Loudoun, and bounding on the I n',
Land Run containing two thouisnd and s.."
fundr.d and fx,y four acres. will sce'nlno'
date purchalers in parcels leis than 'l' = " boJ
will nor enter into any dclcfiPtlOn Of ln' iii
fuppoIng that perfons defrous OF Pu'c0al' S;.r d
inform thcr,relyes on the ipot. by taxing a"' ,.y
the premifes. PofeiIion can be given y. Oh,
years day, in the year 1906, to s'y :" A.
makes bargain before tie I5'h SsP'elng g, II.
ter which time ttaasts will be fixed a'I y. o,h.,
feaion though at The fame time as N ls' s.o,,
cafe, will De encurlbeIed with then'' 70 - Of
application may be made to Thomas - r.. Inn Sa,,
the county, General John Minor, s'eas'', n Esg
and the lobfcribel living in the coeo!y TER.
George. LANDON OHi> I,w
Clevc, AuguR /.
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az E DUC.A ITO N.

The fubfcriber returns his hncere
thanks to his Friends and Employers, for their
patronage and paf favors; and RESPECTFULLY begs
leave TO inform them and the inhabitants of Alex
andria, that he will commence an Evtring Seb5ol
on Monday the I6th'of September. Thof. who
arc dipoled to favor him with their fcholars, are
deGred TO make fpcedy application, as he will
take but fanall number. Particular attention
will be paid to the Englifh Grammar, Surveying
theorical and practical part, ifrequeeed-
CATION, the ufe of the Globes, or any Of the dif,
ferent branches of the Mathematics.
William Slade.
Princs-ftrees Academy,
ArgpR 81. d4t2aW
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

lE Tfaeses ofshs iowa Of PRovIDEKcs,
L having thought il exp.iient 10 poapone
the Sale Of she fevsfal LOIS in the faid town,
sdyeftliei fos flle On IBIS day, until MONDAY
tn. ait day of Oaober ncxt--Nofice therefore
Is givea, rhas the faid TfuRecs will, on that
day. proceed 10 expofe to P9BLIC SALE, for
ready money, the feyeral LOIS in the faid
town, agreeable TO the act of aaembly eRabiiih-
iag the fame.
Charles Little,
w. Payne,
Richard Fitzhugh,
H. Gunnel, jun.
Vim. Middleton,
Daniel McChichefer,
Francis Golfer,
Daniel Lewis,
John c. Hunter.
MoNDAY, the 10Th day | l29)
of AuguG, 1906 dH
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T O l. E I,
AuCrf IL.

The Store and Cellar, lately occu-
pied by Mr. Jam<s Wilian, deceafed. They
will be let either with or without he dwelling
houfc, as may be mo& convenient to the perlon
who may be inclined to become tenant. Apply
to Mrs. Eliza KlA1ou or X. I. Tarlor.
September +. 3tawtf
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LAND TO RENT
17"977''07 eBsf' 70 RExr, 6.
,,r Jeafs,

{" KENT, ia, Oh,
4 VERY valuable FAp,
N about 500 acres; at NM y ~ eorcat,
Mr. Daniel Dye. 1t lies en- ps'' : otEaAat
county of Prince. illism, r,s, - ~ il /.
about 20 miles to Dumlres, ,. % :. I = MI
and about the fame diaance to W y aAAn5r
ty and George Town. The land :; 'A1s'a c,
quality, if not fupetior to anv' ~ a. . q The G
well adapted to the growth q + . W nat rut
grain, It is divided into three field, =, KIDD
acres each-thO fields, vnen in n VI s'a'4'n
duce white clover in the gresrei s5o cTS's Pc
g'wth lrxuriant and equal to .snv =, en' 1,
the Blue. Ridge-a large quantity F, Of 80. ',c
ground of the bea quality binding ), 4 i.
which mig lit be prepared with yery I n si ''
and a fuficlent quantity OF wood.lsnj, %,. soo
ing in repair the necefaTy fencing, Il. 1 =
ings, except barn, are indifferent. ~ :. .'li
cen,rical ltuatioh of this farm fin b.,i u.s. %
of the country to thofe capital towns, III. !! ~
lily Of its foil, the great ADVANTAGE, , ts ''
be derived from fuch farm, render i , ,n j,
worth the attention OF any induRriou, s,n w
The premifts will be ihewn by Ss,ra, '' D.
Efquirc, near thereto, or the tenant, ' ,b., -
and the terms made known by applying to
Robert Mitchell
Richmond County, Grove. Mount, az,
September d. =
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TO BE RENTED,

For one or more years, and nofelion pyer,A.
fir& Of January next, with the priyil.p, ~
feeding wheat this fall; o.
Between 8 and 900 acres Of alpa
bic LAND, lying On Cub and Ball.Rsc, i
Fairfax county, about % miles from AI,np
'dria and the City OF WaihingtoO, and We. !,
dapted TO the growth Of cora, wheat and tob,c
co. There IS ccmiorabis dwelling ,houI,, ka3
en-, fable, two large barns, corn.houf Sc
with toIerable good apple AM peach. orchus-.
great proportion of the above land i, Inv
grounds, which a: final e&pence might h.
made prime meadow land. Mr.. Stmr Ball
or JJs@ua Buckley, who live adjoining The land,
will flew it, and The terms made known by tn:
fnbfcribc:3
John G. CHM.
Richmond county, Sept. 4. lsv3Rr
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The fublcriber, Administrator to the
caate and effects of Eugene Haal,, deceafed, re.
qu.Rs all perlons who have claims againR the ef-
ate, to bring them forward, Legally authenti.
atcd, for fetslement and thofc indebted will
gleafe to make immediate payment.
William OxIey.
Apga& ID. 4
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Richmond county, Sept. 4. law
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e. B A K F. z.
1 X E NJ 0 Y II L.

The fubfcriber has removed his
Goods, confaing of Hardware, to the houie
lately occupied by James Ruffel, in Fairfax
Afeet, next door to Mefrs. Janncy and Lloyd's;
where h. will keep complete aGoEsment of the
stoye Goods, and general afortment of Bar
Irgs, CFogsley, BAaered, and German Steel
O. P. Finley.
Adcuh al. d2w
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Jonathan Fofer.
as S HIP TAV E Z N,
PRINCE STREET.


THE }ubfcriber respectfully informs
4 his friends ard the public generally. tina;
he has taken the above weli-known Houfe, and
is laying in an aaortment of the belt Liquors and
OTHER neceGaries for the accommodation of theis
gentlemen who may favor him with their cui-
tom.
Pliyate parties fupplied With dinners, fuPpers,
relilhes, Sc. and a few gentleman can be we'll
accommodated with board.
WILL1AM 10y.
JAMES DAVIDSON returns his grateful
thanks to the public for the favers he received
during tie time he conducted the above Tavssn !;
and, as he fill re6des in part of the houie, he
will afford every ainfance for the accommodate
on of thoie who favor MIR. Jes with their cuff
ON.
Augua a6. cow
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An Evening School

A4TO H~OO'0O'Vt0
VIII be opened by the Subicrlber, on MON
DAY the I'd of September next, at the low rate
of Three Dollars per fcholar FER quarter, INK,
euills, and wood included and will teach tili
the frR of March, provided encouragement OF
fers.
Jonathan Fofer.
AuguR 70. eol2t
g. The lover Story and Cellar Of the asa
DENY TO LET. Apply as above.
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FIVE DOLLARS Reward.

a SECONDED tcom the lervice Of the fub.
"A fcriber, on The 3ltt uitimo, Negro Man,
named BOB, Faimaker by trade, about five
feet fix inches high, remarkably erect in hi,
gait and novenly in his apparel, Of which he
took but very lender fuPpiy with him. 1t is
pre(ulned tina, be is lurking about the town. as
he was lcen yeRerday evening near the wharves.
The above reward will be paid for bls apprehen.
iion and delivery. All matters OF veflels and
others are forSid carrying him off at their peril.
R. B. Jamedon.
September {. d.
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LAND for SALE.

have about 1000 acres of Land,
equal to any in the fate OF Kentucky, lying
near Lexington, whieh will fell great bargain ;
the title indiipu,able, and al old military
one. The terms OF the fae will be made low,
and very lengthy cred.s given on conddera-
bic part Of the Purchafe money. Thofe gentle
men who intend 10 fertile ia the GATE, and who
with to purchafe, may fad it their intescft to
call upon me. have the cer,i6ca,s of the hon.
.Jo6s Brackenridge, Etq. aad Others, fhewing
I'll: title, dtuasion, quality, quantity and value
of this property.
John Luke.
Augua {. diff
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-28

ture, n time Of war, the officers or foos.
from the Captain down 10 EnGgn, both ".
Guided, fh2ll not be permitted to have "
ny hories with them. Their camp comm
age mutt con6it Of no more than two =.
informs, iix ihirts two pare Of boots, TX
pocket handkerchicfs, and two cravats. b.
this regulation, the officers will fave Huch
unnecehary expenle, and the conveyance
Of the baggage by land carriage will Be
much more convenient.
| They write from Milan, the 7atb oe
July, as follows -" The French troo,s \,
ltary, have been in con1ant motion fo-
this month pait and they ansmble !
great numbers, on the Aufrin front;.r.
Especially on the river Chiefe, where n-,4
Mount Chiaro, an army Of 10000 men i.
already anembled the deltination of wh;cL
IS not YET known. The fortihcatons u
Turin and AIantua, are alto placed il IN.
tronSef fate of defence.
AUG. II. Switzerland demands the nro-
teaian Of Aufria and has fent Deputies
TO Vienna, for that purpoie but no an
fwer has been given them.
General Strauch and Warfonwolf, have
proceeded 10 Gallicia to guide the march
of the Ruiian troops.
Amidlt preparations for war, there are
RiH b,Pe5 Of peace 1t was faid Bonaparte
had yielded but this is not believed as il
is not agreeable 10 his character to yield
and affairs arc 70 entanglcd thar it would
be difficult for him to give way. 1t is
more generally thought that he will riik ev-
cry thing. II hotihtics do not commence
this year, hey will certainly begin il the
lPring.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-28
1atfa jfcrfign JIntsIiiSsreG.

VIENNA, AUG. II, Sos.
We learn, that government has given or
ders fer marching IS, ,ooc men to reinforce
the troops IN the Tyrol.--They are compof-
ed of veteran infantry and hufars. The
Archduke JOHN, is to command in Tyrol,
with Cen. Mack, for his fecond.
The troops defined for the camp Of Bad
vein, are on the march-to which the re-
giments in Bohemia are to be united
Three other camps are forming, one near
Gratz another near LuXemburg and a
third near Luitz. rAloaieny !
AUG. I4-On the r2th init. II Z lew Of
recruits commenced here, and IN all the
hereditary dominions OF the Empcrcr, with
activity :--ibe movements Of troops are
ALTO continuing.
AUG. I5-Notwithfanding all the ap-
pearances Of an a preaching rupture, MANY
people ere Of opinion, that war will no,take
place, but that more probably a Congre(s
will De held. However, il IS very likely.
that the whole army viii be placed on the
war ettablilhment, by the Grit of Septem-
ber' Moreover, it is poGtivcly alerted
that ieVeral battallions Of the frontier troops
are already on their march TO DAILY, purfu
ana 70 orders and thar 10000 Ruflian
troops are already on the Auttrian frontiers.
q great military promotion is.alfo fpoken
OF in which Field MarfhaI, fome Gener-
@'s; and Major Generals, will be appoi ted
On the I3th inf. train OF to2 pieces
pL = cannon with the necehary anmunition,
s., ,Tit Vienna. for Italy; and the road from
vienna, TO Boden is 70 covered with troops
f'lat q travellers can hardly Pafs thar way.
On the 10th Of this month, the Arch
quke Charles will fet cat on his Journey
to Italy.
Inc ArchduIe Ia; oy.Ierel. that ii RI
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-28
ana On BesdF gf re Meefing y
JOSEPH GURNEY.
Clerk 10 tbs Meefing tbiJ Year.
CHARLESTON, SEPT. ~.

feherday morn ng, at half palt one o'clock, depart
ed this life, in the 18th year of his age that venera
bic and ancient folder and patriot of South
Afsior General WILLIAM MOULTRIE.
The following is f.ort ketch of his life -
Devoted from the early period of his
manhood TO the honorable fervices of his
Country whenever her Gafety and rights call.
ed her citizens to the field, he, above for
ty years ago, was volunteer with many re-
ipectabie countrymen, in the Cherokee war,
under the command Of the then Britilh gov
ernor, VIM. Henry Lyttleton.
lie afterwards went On another expedi-
ton againf thofe Indians, under the com.
mand Of the then colonel Montgomery, who
commanded on that ocaion the Britifh for
ces.
Some wears after thar, he was a captain
OF flank company of a provincial regiment
lot regulars, raiied under the command of
colonel Thomas Middleton, lieut.. colonel
Henry Laurens, and major John Moultrie.
afterwards lieutenant governor of Eaf Flo.
|rida) and which regiment acted in coniunc-
luon with the Britiih forces in another exDe-
dition againtt thar nation. and this hant
company and britiih flank company. with
number Of Mohawk, Chickafaw and Cat
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