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1--we look back TO the Report of the COMMITTEE
OF Congress, of November last, We shall find, tina,
The heaviest OF It's dcnunciations is cve,ed against
our impressinvnt of their seamen.
Your Royal Ilghness may be assured, that up Ia
from this con,ietion, that in The Nth Lette, address
:ed to your Royal Eghncss, said az Ii were ask
cd what ought to be done to prevent with A.
nerica, should say, certainly first repeal the Or.
ders IN Council; bat am far from surprising, tina,
that measure alone would be slicient--indec i.
SENS to me, tkat .fhe improvement ef' american
sednica D,ast be Abandoned; aud to this wouit,
add declaration that England would not Interfere
IN the affairs OF Spanish South America"
now, Sir, most earnestly repeat this advice I
mplore you toresst the advice Of those, who would
tain make you believe, that ought pe,.s;s, in
these mpressments. inplore your Royal IIc,,ness
to reflect the manifold miseres that NAV arise
from this cause and To be pleased to bear in mind
that to yield hereafter, yield upon force or
VIII be disgrace whereas to weld now would indi-
cate sentiment OF Justice. How many nations have
from the indulgence OF the pride and obs,nacv of
their rulers, been at last humbcd to the dust! But
THIS will never, trust, be the lot OF England Under
the sway o. your Royal Highness. That nothing NAV
be wanted on my part to prevent your ROYAL High.
ness from being deceived into the adoption of iniuri
Gus measures with regard the question of ImpSess
mcn,, will In my next, endeavor t., Law before YOU
true and clear statement of the case aud will offer
20" my opinion 10 what ought To be done BIZ our
government with respect to it. And remain in the
mean while, sc. SC. &c.
WM. CoBBETT.
Nyfo -.
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Ill BE SOLD, by virtue of a deed of trust
" entered into by Samuel Foster, to secure the
payment of certain sums ot none, 10 Taiafer,o
tunter. on Friday The Goth day Of November next
~ t'e hanS'on Hous-, upon the premises for ready
money: so much. Of two Tracts of Land. ivinn IN
south Farnbam Parish and Essex county. to wit ONE
tenement, tract or parcel Of land containing ,hrcr
',nh"reu and twenty-nne acres and half an acre he
The same more or less, being the same land wI;eI
Was conveyed TO ialiaferro Hunter by Join H. Hca,e
ApphIa his wife, by deed dated the eCth dav of 4
prii, 1907, and recorded in Essex county court on
the zlsi day OF Sept. 1S07And also one other tene.
ment tract or parcel Of land, containing twent, Sc
zen acres and quarter OF acre, lie the same moro
~ less, being the same land which was conyeyed IN
ialaterro Hunter by john ii. Beale and Aupl,;o
l"s wife (but not signed by the said Appla) by deed
proved and recorded iii Essex county court. on tIe
18Th day OF Julys sos, and beug the same two ttot
OF land which were conveyed by 1aliaferro Hunter
and Eliza Mary his wife aforementioned to the said
?"tiei io- y, bj ,iee,i bearing date the lst ,iay of
January, 1871, as shall he sufficient to pay and sa;;
~ tie contingent charges attending the same. ayd
pay the sum of three hrnhred and eighty-ye pou6Gs
twelve sfiIiines and penny Virgin. money. with
legal interest on the same, from the first day of Ia
nuary, 1912.
TIL C. HOOAIEs, .Rc,ing trustee.
September i. WV
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FASHIONABLE JEWELRY-.M. Gretrer.
a informs his friends and the public generally, he
has selected an elegant and extensive assortment Of
FASilIONABLE GOODS in his line, among Which.
are peari and Jet Ear-l'ings, Rings, Breast Pins,
bracelets and head ornaments, Watch Chains, Seals
4 Keys, Silver Tea Sets, Table, Dessert aud Tea
Spoons, Soup and Punch Ladies', elegant Girde
Clasps, Branch and other Candiesticks, Coasters.
Casters, Bread and Cake Baskets, Liquor Stands,
fIumes, Drks, Swords, Belts, Epauetts, &c Sc
NJ. &. hopes from his cxertions at all times to OBJ.
tain the most fashionable articles, to merit that
experienced.
May s. WIN
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NCHANCERY-in Louisa county court, August
Il 10Th, 1912.
Charles L. Barret, James Barrett and Ann Barret
heirs ct Thomas Barrett, deceased, Iahfs.
AGAINST
John Gambei', Richard; Gamhcli, Vincent Tam
ana susanna he.wite, William G:nbe, Charlotte
,amoe', Hsniy Gambsi, Edw:..s, NJ. Cambeii &,
Folly NJ Gan'ball, heirs of Henry Ga,abelI, ,cecas.
e"i Inv Sn" " ''.'an Lsrreh, DeftS /,
he defendant William Terrell, not having enter
cd his appearance and given eecur;? according 70
the act OF assembly and the rules of this court, and il
appearing to the satisfaction OF the curt that h. is
not an .nh'btant o: this state. The motion of the
plaintiffs by their counsel 10 ordered that the de-
ien'iant William Terrell, do appear here on the se
eond Monday IN November next ard answer the
painti'is bib aud that copy of tls order lie forth
with inserted in one of thcpewspaprr printed in tl
cay ot'kci'Inont for eight weeks siccessiveiy AID
published ut the front door of the courthouse in this
county. on some court day. ~
copy.
:, .NIcRoL.4s }. PoLNDEyvER, d. c.
September Is. ws,y
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" IHGlNlh-At Rules holden in the Clerks Or
nee OF the Supericr court of Chancery for the
richmond District the lIth day of July, 1872
Augustine smith, Pl:E:
.9gaiust
hidFIdSe James, administrator of James Wright
who was executor of jeremiah Darnall, Joseph OAR
nall, william Russell and Mary his wife, James Sin
clair and Margaret his wife, Caty DarnaiI aud Dar-
nall Latham, an infant oil Thomas Latham, now as
signed his guardian, Dehs
The defendant Joseph Darna not having entered
ms appearance and given security according 10 The
act of assembly and the rules of this cou,4 md il an
bearing by satisfactory evidence that he is not nm in
habsant OF this country-- is ordered, That the
sad defendant do appear here the first dav of the
next term sud answer the bill OF The plaintiff; and
that copy Of this order be forthwith, inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Richninnd
Tor two ronths successfully, and posted at The front
door OF the Capitol, in the said city.
A'eopy. TcSe,
WIN. w. IIENINEi, c. C.
September Is. wsw
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(BY AUTHORITY OF TIE STATE OF
MANYLAND.)
SCIIE.lfl2 or TIE

$4,000 tickets at Ter Dollars each 2s5ooSa
CASH PRIZES =
Subject to deduction OF fifteen per cent.
STATIONARY PRICES as foIIozp.
FIRST cifiwn ticket entitled TO S50oe
rna. 5e9o b''nks SIC each
do Ticket after toe COCO blanks C5bNs
FIRST drawn ticket on the 18th aud until the 95t,
Do. o5th to S5th (excepting the1 ,oa ~.
Tickets constituting Yrizes) ioo Tickets
The e sad ten prizes to consist of The numbers from
To iC0D inclusive, each hundred of the said 1000 10
be one prize the frstdrawn hundred or lowest mum.
the 55th.
First drawn ticket on the 35th 5000
DO 36ti to 4iAt 500
DO. &ist to 50th inclusive 1000
Do 55th day sO0o0
The pr'se books to consist Of Nos. a 1900.
The object contemplated to be Accomplished nv I
the aboYe scheme, is emDcntly entitled TO the fayer-
and patronage Of the citizens of Baltimore The e.-
t"bishment OF Medical College wi! unquesionabiy
have b':ucacai influence on the general Itte,.ys
character Of our cty--on it perhaps NAV be hereaE
Der ensated the other COIcse and thus an uniyer.
tity be constituted
II VII however give us other important advantages
1t viii promote spirit of investigation in the L..
Guilty, it wiz! Induce young men of talents 10 esals,
t6eIasclYesin our city, au thereby permanently See
cure 70 this community the best aid that can be R-
fo1dcd "y the medical profession. IL may also he
proper 70 remark, inst II this school should prosper,
as IS anticipated, IL vii! cause large to be expnd-
Ell annually in this city, which would otherwise be-
d,spurscd in other places.
We presume th"t those gentlemen who are anxi-
Gus ior the advancement of the interests of Bait
more Will give us tcir support on The above eonsy
dera;ons.
10 thosS who are inclined TO profit themselves at
the sane time that they encourage us--we conf
IDENTITY say, that no scheme of lottery so splendid or
promising rs the above, has ever been offered in this
country.
TIE MEDICAL COLLEGE LOTTERY,
Is INV drawing in tie city cf Bel,imore--Ali tho
Myl, Prizes still in tie wheel
Present price Of Tickets, 81 so, but viii soon
advance.
Applications for Tickets from distant pieces (pott
paid iheiosiHs ;e CASH, addressed to either * the
s,iIseriheiS, at their respective Lottery Ofces in
Baltimore, win be Immediately attcndodto.
khAkNI WHARTON, Soutb-st.
fhiLap "A: NiCH ~, No co., Market.st.
j. J. COHEN, iar'r Mediesl C1,icge Lottery
cl;ce, 30. 40. Markets..
n. 3. &ibs Of each oag's drG.oing arc regularly
published aid viii be forwarded TO those who ,aay
apply.
H"iumoTe, July Z. 2awtlstOet.
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an Monday the i2t Of October, il fair, if not the
- next fair day, in Urbanna, will sell at auction
for cash, several hundred acres of Dragon Swamp.
well .imbered late the property OF Ralph Wormeey,
dec'd.-it will be sold in Lots, to suit the convent
encc of purchasers.
viii also sell at the same time for cash. ya,na
BILE Meadow, adjoining Rich Neck ss Timber Neck
JOHN TAYLOF EOMAX.
-4cti@s trustee Of Ralph Worn,eiey, deed.
August Is. vtds
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FOR TIE E.N,QUIRER.

TO CAPTAIN ISAAC HULL.
Nights candles are burnt out, and jocund day
Stands tptoe the misty mountains top"
ShGsesoev.
We rose-lpt minstrels Of the tuneful mount,
Whose rugged base Pierian fountains lave;
Where Coryci,les, bright, their Joys recount.
Aud steep their golden tresses in the wave
Syinstrels benign! applausivc nsmbers Gull,
And swell the lay to victory and Hull.
O, gallant salcr, from the westward, drear.
When dire report, by treachcry or fear
PROCLAIMED an army lost without blow; y
The nymph of Liberty, with shame oppress'I,
To the brave apuits o. the deep ADDRESSED,
Where whirl-winds rave, and billowy mountains
Nfiow--
ADDRESSED her prayers, in anguish, to easce
The foul, unsought-unmeritei disgrace
Instant they ,ouglit-expanged the noxious stain,
And gave the nymph TO dignity again!
The Sun majestic, thus, his orb unshrouds,
Aud far in night inpes obtrusive clouds;
The efuigent zenith ga5tlens with his rays,
While the wide world reyerberates the blaze
o, gallant Sailor Gods see the Eight
Lo, 10, behold the Guerriere aar,
Her floating Pennants blazing 10 the light,
In all the dread magn6cence OF war
Deadens her way-and to controul the blast,
Lays, with vain hopes. her nain-sail to the mast.
o, gallant sailor then thy master cries,
Prepare fer action. hoi" aud clears away;
&c For action ho" the Boatswan, proud, replies
The seaman waves his eap-huzza. huzza I! {!
Then, all profoundly sis nt-not a breath,
And the last words are, Victory or Death
In crimson clouds involved, the orb of day
Resigns his golden slories to the night;
And twilight hargs upon his fa'ntcst ray,
As rush the dauntiess vessels 10 the light
Now dreadful roand tho rage Of Bella sweeps;
And darkness hnris her terrors on the deeps-
= Loud shrieks the Eagle, and the Lion roars!
-Gsautio Havoc, DER the frighted food,
Heaves his huge arms dyes her waves with blood !;
The lightning flashes, and the language pours-
-Cbecriy my hearts the Guerriere's top-ina,ts
shake:
Amazement screams, s. triumphs on herdeck-
We go before the wind we huff! rake -
fe Gods! her masts are gone--she floats a
wreck.
Kindness, o Hull, with gallantry eombiue,
For the bright wrestlie of victory is thine
And art thou down, noor Bush pale, pale he
lies !
Halls with joyous smile his fate--and dies,
Gives his great spirit to the bowling blast
Nor sighed the Hero--tin he sighed his last
so, when brave Cause, on Dego's hostile plain,
Fell, pierc'd with wounds mid many Warrior
slain;
AS Fate prepared to seal in death his eyes,
&c Is Diego ours Is Diego ours % he cries,
The mournful groupe around Z" il ISIS replied
s' fail contented then ," ne said-and died!
Go, gallant Hull again thy aid afford
Helm thy tall slip, thy ccsinty's foes to meet
AIay Eagle victory ever deck thy sword,
And triumph strew her stories at thy feet -
May Fate, propitieus, or the roaring main,
Give thee in hght--a Guerrero again y
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EPICHHOED STONE WARH.-Benis,nin H.,
q q Val e Son, at tie sign oftkgGoi,!sn Mortar.
iiShmond, have on hand, large assortment, OF
. CVFE U.HRE, Or superior 4Iaiiiy, inanufactu-
red IA this place By ~. Du1ni q co, which thev
VII sell so t'o Nev-YorI wholesale prices
Oigiers for tie above application made at d sir
Medicine Store, win be strictly at'endodto.
hey hay" also FOR sale, as above, vcrr extensive
assortment of Drugs, Medicines, Dye Sci!s Pasts.
Oia &c, Of ges'ne qg.Iity aai on moderate terms
Sept. L. ~
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o!iSE-llooksf Cor receiving ta-.heT sabsc2p.
IONS 10 the Loan OF clcrci 91s.lttoas of ~.
iarS Tor the use OF the United States a,thdfsed{y
the act OF Congres of March Il lsf2 MI, be o,,E
ed on fifteenth day % the present r,otl, d 3rN.
At tue Sdne 81 isfSiniu, for sam not 'e&cee, ~
one hundred thousand dollars, which book, Win
continue open tor receiving Subscriptions tl,ieins the
ordinary hours of rs,nsactins business nj thSs.,i
Bank, until the said sum OF one, hundred t,oA,nJ
doars shall have been subscribed. or p,ll.ic rbics
Shall be given fthe subscription being closed, s
Terms Of the Loan.
l. The whole amonn. subscribed she'll be PAID
the time OF subscribins-and fns. such amount
Cashier OF the SAID Bank shall give a Certified
which, upo. being surrendered IT the I4otn Office
She State al Virginia, shall enti;e the subscriber
receive ir"'n the Commissioners Of Lo,i.s, a cert
cate or certificates OF capita, funded stock beJi
Interest from the following dates respectively
is to say
From the FIRST d1y Of .qayps. ,.ext, ON MI
sertp;ions made from the i,,k day Of july to
18Th day ot August nc!,sivciy.
From the first day Of yebtc,sker oext.-;J 49,
SUBSCRIPTIONS made from the 10th day OF August TO
the l5th day Of September nc,isiyciv
From the .trst day IF Octo6e. next on all sul-
seripuons made from the 10th day Of September 10
the l5t, day OF October incusve,y.
Which certificates OF funded capital stock shs,,a
ISSUED. IN sums OF one hundred four hundred one
Thousand, four thousand or tea thousand dollars
at the option of the proprietary an, shall he tnts
terrahle by the creditors or their attornies daily
constituted, at the treasury and Loan Offices res-
pectvely, in the same manner as the present i,n.
ded debt OF the United States, and in pursuance Of
me rules which have been or which may be estsI-
hshed reiat'yc-to the tranfer of The said debt.
2 After the last day of December in the yea,. r,,e
thousand eight hundred and twenty foer s. after r,-
sonab!e notice 20 the creditors, which Shall be riycu
by an advertisement in public newspaper, ni,.
ted at the seat OF the government of the o. States,
the sni capital stock shall be red.em.hla OF III.
pleasure of the United STAGES, by The reinb,sl,se.
nent Of the Whole sum which may, at that time,
stand credited tn any proprcctor, on the ton,s Of
the Treasury or Of the L'raD-Oiices respectively
ALBERT GALLATIN,
=. Secretary efthe Treasury.
Treasury Department, july Q. ti5Oct
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Number Of wounded, rs yet unknown.
EErRo1r. Isth aug. $50

DETROIT, 18th Aug. 1912.
SIR-The main body of the arny having re-cross-
ed the river at Detroit, the night and morning e
the Sih inst. six hundred wen were Immediately de-
tached under the command Of iicut col. Miller, to
open the communication to the riyer Haisin, pro-
tect tie provisions, which under the escort OF
Capt Erush. This detachment consisted of the 18th
IT, States regiment, and two small detacbnents ul,.
der the command OF Lieut. Stansbury and Ensign
Mciaie Of the LIST regiment; detachments from the
OHIO AID Michigan volunteers, corps Of ariilersls,
with one six p0under and howtZcr under the
command of lieutenant Eastman, ard part Of cap
xaius Smith and Sioah's cavalry commanded by cap
tain Si09u OF the OHIO Volunteers. Leutenant-co
loucl Miller marched from Detroit On Che afternoon
cl the Bth instant and the 9Th about o'clock, p.
II. the guard, commanded by captan Smelling
c;f the 9th United States regiment, fred on by
an e.fcpsye line Of British troops and Indians at tie
lower tart If MaguagO about fourteen miles from
Detroit. a this time tie m"iu body was marching
IN two columns, and captain Smelling maintained his
position IN most gallant manner, under very hea-
w Csc, uLth tic inc was formed, and advanced 20
the erOund lie OCeuuied, vixen the whole, excepting
tue rear guard, was brought into action The enc
any we're formed behind temporary breast work Of
logs tii9 in'iaus extending ~ thick wool their
icit. Lieu etuut colonel Miller ordered lis Whole
Iipe TO ads nee, and when within a small distance
81 the enemy made general discharge, and pro-
cccd,d with charged bayOncts, when the whole BIZ
fish line and Indians commenced retreat They
were pursued ~ a most vigorous manner about two
miles, and the pursuit discontinued only on account
oil The fatigue Of troops, The approach Of evening,
aud the necessity of returning 10 take care Of the
wounded. The iudicous arrangements made by
Lieut. Col. AIiIer, and the gallant mannor in which
they executed iutiy cntlc him to the Highest
honor. From the moment the live commenced the
fire. it continually moved ON, aud TIC enemy main
tanned thcir position tnt forced at q point Of tho
Hayooct. The Indians the ieft, under tie com
mani OF Tccunsch, fought with great ohstinaey, tut
were continually forced and COMPEL cd 10 retreat
Tie victory was complete ia every part nf the linz,
md the sccces woi,!d have been mos G brilliant had
tnc cavalry charged the enemy uu tio retreat, When
y snos. favorable opportunity presented Although
orders were gVcn for tie purpose, unfortunately
the, we're not e1eeuicd. Majors Van Horn s. Nor
Iion Oc the Ohio Volunteers, were associated with
lieut. col Miller, IS field officers ~ tits command,
aod were highly distinguished by their cscrtps IN
forming tl,c Lac, and the finn aud intrepid maancr
thew l.,l their rcsprctiyc commands 70 action.
Capt un BaEcr oftie LIST =. States sigient, cap
tain Breynri ri the scc"nd, anj captain 'ui of the
18Th, 10y aid.dc camg aud Lieut.. Whistler Of tie ist
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IN CHANCERY-fn Gooehland county cou I
z July Goth, 1919.
William Crouch and Sarah his wife, in their own
right and IN right Of their children Edward John.
Nancy, Richard, Slssuna, William and Miner
PIg5.
Jesse Bailey, Dcf.
This day the paintiffs by their attori,c " aud
the defendant not having entered his appearance &
given security according 10 the act Of assembly and
the rules OF this court, and il appearing to the salts
faction ct the court that hc is not an nhabitant Of
this state; on motion of the plaintiffs by their
attorney, IL is oyae,rd, That the said dcien,lan>
do appear here on t,e third Monday in Noycn-
Der next, and answer the paintifFs bill, aud tiet
a copy. OF this order be forthwith pub!i,l,pd in
some Pubic newspaper printed in The city of Ricl-
soond for two months successfully, and that asother
copy be posted at the front door Of tie cow aouse
OF this county. ~
a copy. Tcstc,
September !. wSw
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4 MA BYRD residnIgin Williamsburg. oonGy.
q us to keep "a boarding house; ard is disposed
such as may favor her with t,cir
company, either by the week, month or ;;iar,er. on
ihe most liberal terms. She is dcsirous TO tate f,oys
and girls, 70 whom the stFictest attention VIII be
paid.
Augu9 q. wt9gCet
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WM. CoBBErT

NJ 0TIGB.-By virtue of Decd of .i.ru,t ex.,,.
: ted by Robert Logan to Stephen e;uc,rant and
Robert Mose!ey, will DC sold to the highest bladder a,
buckingham Z. IL. on the second Monday in Oc,o
Der next on terms then 10 he made known, one hail
Are i"tlymg m the town OfNcw Canton numberore
The improvements on the lot are considerable
THE TRUSTEES.
buckingham, sept. ~ wiwp
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n OTICE-Ry virtue of TIE last VIII. and Tesla
y mcnt OF John Poindextcr, decreased, the sub
sctiber viii sell to the highest hi er, Lonsa court
hose, the 9t, Nosv,nbe, next, u leis cour, day,
scortain frse, OF Land lying on Cub creek, in the
aforesaid county, adjoining Lac lands ct Mrs Mary
Winston. Jaeasont ,.I others, containing i0O acres
by an old Survey. fais land is Of good SOIL and cons
venient'y situated. A credit of one and two , Car
will be given, the purchaser giving bonds with ap.
proved security, tear;n interest from the date il not
punc,ually paid.
JOHN +. SLAUGHTER, admir-
Of the Last Viiief John Pcindex,er, dec.
August L. vSw,
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Hon. WA. EusTI..
Secretary q FAR.

RetRrh Of killed and Ssoandcd in the action fought
ned, .Naguago, .4uguss 9th, 1912.
4th U. 5. regiment--10 non-eorn missoned officers
and privates killed, and forty FIVE wounded; capt
Baker OF the LIST regiment of infantry; lieut.. Lara
bee OF the 4h; It. Peters Of the 4,h ensign Whist.
Ter of the i7th, doing duty in the Attn lieut.. Silly
and an ensign whose name has not been returned to
me, were Wounded.
In the Ohio and Michigan volunteers. 8 were kill
ed and IL wounded.
Wm. HULL.
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COPIES OF (~etfefs from OrIgddfeT- General Hnli
to the Department Of Var, aceonlednying the
dispatch published in our last
SANDwIcR, 9TH August, 1872
SIE-On the All, inst. Major NaHhorn, Of Coione
Eiadlay's Regiment of Ohio Volunteers, was d stacl
cd fi'o,n this army, with the command Of 600 men,
principally riAen,en, to proceed tc the river liasn
ard further, IL necessary, to and reinforce capt
Brush, of the state of Ohio, manding company
of volunteers, and escortug provisions for this army
AT BrovustowR large body of Indians had termed
an anbuscaie, and the Majors detachment received
heavy ERE, At the distance of fifty yards from the
enemy. The whole detachment retreated in disor-
aud prevent the retreat, that possible for brave
and gallant officer, bat without BY the re-
Of killed and wounded, il viii! be perceived, that
the loss Of officers was uncoiomonly great Their
sorts rally their companies the occasion of it,
/ ara, very respectfully,
Your most obedient servant,
w. HULL.
Hon. Wayt. Eastis, Sec. Sc. SIC. &c.
REPORT OF KILLED in Major VAN HoRn's
defeat.
Captain Gilchrist
Captain GieIy
Captain Mccullough of the Spies
Captain Bo,rst.er severely wounded, and not
expected to recover (snce dcatD
Lieut. PentZ
Ensi, ing Rot5 and Allison
40 PGiyates 10
Total !ost l?
Number of wounded rs yet unknown.