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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-02-07
January II.

THE subscriber offers for sale his farm,
i lying about FIVE miles from Martins.
burgh, and about one mile to the left of the
road leading from that place to Williams
port.--The tract contains about 246 acres
of rich limestone.land, one hundred OF
which are in wood and we'll clothed with
timber. The farm is in excellent order for
cultivation, and the fences, gates, Dwell.
House, Barn and other out-houses, are in
the best repair.
This farm combines as many advantages
as almost any other in this part of the coun-
try. 1t is situated four miles from the Po-
tomac river, in the vicinity of mills for the
manufacture of -four, and about eighty
miles from the markets of Baltimore and
Alexandria. If the subscriber should not
sell before the first of March next, he will
rent.
For terms apply to Philip c. Pendleton
of Martinsburgh, or to
NICHOLAS ORRICK.
Bath, November %, 1911.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-05-20
t. MECHANICS BANK.

The Commissioners appointed
under an Act of Congress IL
cooperating the Mechanics bahS
Of Alexandra, give notice. tndl
the Books will be opened TOT
subscriptions thereto. at the
Courthouse in Alexandra on
Monday the IS Of June next at
10 O'Clock, a. Nj.
May IS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-05

4 AND FOR SALE.-57, 1855 Acres of Land for
A saler-By virtue Of decree pronounced in tie,
Stalnton District Court Of Ciancery in the cas-. Of
samuel Moae, trustee OF the estate Of Robert Sa-
mucl PuNiance against Henry Purgiancc vii pro-
coed as commissioner, on the 28th day fJune ncxb
in the City of Baltimore to sell all those lands wing in
the counties of Kenawha, Wood, and Ohio, mentions
cd IN mortgage decd given by sad Henry Pnrviance
to Samuel Moaie, trustee &c-the terms of sale will
be made known on u at day. The above lands are
vaiualIe and are situated on the waters of the Ohio
and kcnawlia rivers; many of them are improved,
and merit the affection of those persons who wish to
reside in chat part of Virginia. The lands will be i-
vdcd into suitable tracts parcels for the acconno-
datsor Of purchasers, and the sale continued from
day TO day, until completed.
THOS. l.. PRESTON.
Lexington, Virginia
April ri, 1919. tbs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-05

y lRGINIA-tta Superior Court Of Chancery,
v holden ri the Capitol, in the City Of Richmond,
the 18th day Of February 1919,
Watkins Dupoy and Elizabeth lis wife, rue.
.4gGinst
Cary smith admo'r. and dislribatee of Oswald
Smnh dec, Oswald Smith the younger, Joseph
onith aud James smith, Dsffs.
The Defendant Oswald Smith not having entered
NE appearance and given security ACCORDING to the
Act OF Assembly and the Rules of this Court, and
II appearing TO the Satisfaction Of the Court that
he is not an inhabtant Of this country---on motion
o'thc Plaintiffs by their Counsel II is ordered, That
tie said Defendant do appear here ON the first d9y
o the next term aud answer the Bill of the Plain
ills and thata copy of this order he forthwith IN
serted In some Newspaper published in the CITY of
Rieimon1, for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted
At the front door Of the Capitol, in the said City
copy. Teste,
VIZ. w. HBNING c. c.
March 81. w.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-05
Feb. IS.

I NCHANCERY.-At acourt held for Prince Ed.
q ward county, the i7tl, day of February, 1912.
John Baldwin and Sally his wife, formerly Sarey
Davidson, Cos,ybp,.
against
John Bracket ard Phebe his wife, formerly pbebe
Da'idson George Davidson, William Jackson and
Mary his wife, formerly Mary Davidson, AIexan,l r.
Frazier and Nancy his wife, formerly Naucy David
son, Saiiey Davidson widow and John Oa WILSON, and
3etsey Davidson, children heirs and Representatives
OF Bracket Davidson, decd. Joseph Broadway late
husband, aud Polly Broadway and Geniima Broad.
way, children heirs and Representatives of Bctsey
broadway, decd. late Betscy Davidson and Joshua
Davidson,
,. ,,.,,. Def'ts.
George Davidson, Mary Davidson, Alexander Frazi.
er and Nancy his wife, ard Joshua Davidson not ha-
wing entered their appearance and given security ac
cortlng TO an act of the General Assembly and the
rules OF this court, and it appearing to the satisfaction
OF the court that they not inhabitants of this
state, on the motion OF the complairants, by their
counsel II IS ordcrea, thai the said defts iIis,
jackson and Mary his wife, George Davidson Mary
Davidson, Alexander Frazier and Nancy his wife and
Joshua Davidson do appear lSrc on the first day OF
May court next, and answerithe complaiuants bill
and that COPY o! this order U forthwith, inse ted n
some one ofthe public newspapers printed in The city
OF lichmond, for two months successfully, and also
posted at the front door of the courthouse OF this
county. * copy. Teste,
Ii. j. WORST-ANT, Dc.
nIarch iI' wSwp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-05

otICE.-f will sci! bsfgsin in 500 acres of
Military Land, lying on Big Barren River, in
tie , counties ot Warren and Barren, Kentucky, II
miles from New Glasgow, Is from Russelly;l!e 30
IRON Nashville Tennessee quality is to he rated
amongs. the first class of the Green River lands aud
is exceedingly well watcred, with great number of
me spr'ngs-the improvements are, three or four
cabins, with small lots of cleared ground There ore
considerable advantages attached this land the
rsver affords good navigation, and it has public
roao Leading througlit it; and being only few miles
IRON ROY the barIens am DESTROYS Of selling, and will
sell at reduced price, for cash. ON short credit mr.
iof good bonds; and satisfactory right will be made
20 Tue purchaser For further particulars apply to
the subscriber.
=. EDMUND BOOKER
jamestown, Prince Edward
April 81. wswu
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-05

ViNc.NYA-.A. Rn,cs ho'icr In the Clerks or
ice cf the Superior Co-rt OK Chance tvr The
,sichn,Vni D,ti,ot. he =. day .f ,icrrh 1872,
N'eiohs Seher.r, Ss,r"ci oes'erer Aora',ann Cow
ley, ard lrobn; iio3s, tsyr a..i l..al, l.,s s,,.
late Hannah Sva.rer, i1n;..
.igainst
Francis Howard aud Andrew Stevenson, Ijefs.
Tho Defendant +. Howard not havr,;; catered us
appearance anti gwen security aecor.,in. tho Act
%. hsein1l. and The itues "a tins Cour,, ;,, It ,-
caing by satisfactory evidence, thai he is du. au ~
habitat of this con,r,--lt is ordered That the
sad Defendant, do appear here the frs. ,ay Of
the " xt term AMI answer The bill az the u.ainti:,
s''l unt a COPY OF this urivr h. forthwith iuy,rcd
Ia sonr n,wsp. per pui,s.c, IN the C,s, III ,t,ci,-
ioni ,nontls successive, ,,i p.,st. al ,,.
treat duo OF The Capitol in The said Cay.
copy Tcste,
WA. w. IENiNG c. C.
March 81. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-05
4 AND FOR sALE-wHl be sold to the h.rhes,

4 AND FOR SALE-Will be sold to the highest
4 a bidder, ON Tuesday the 12th day OF Nav, being
thc day alter Buckingiarn court, my Tract Of Land.
lying IN sari county, the waters Of Slate river, q
miles from Bent Creek and II - miles from War.
rem, containing liza acres, about 100 acres of Which
is cleared, with three Dwelling Houses and some,
convenient out houses the residue ci i;;s lin,
oeieG, and handsomely situated, with good SOIL alap-
cd to The culture of corn, wheat and tobacco Be-
sides the niany other advantages attached TO this
tract OF land, it has nevcr-iaiing Apple and Pear
Orchard, and well wateI'ed j will sell great tar-
gam Tor CASH or on short credit, should application
be made before the day of sale-oterwise will disa
pose OF it then as above stated.
JOHN BAGBY, Sem.
buckingham, Jan. IS. tia
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-05
March 2f
teyWENrY DOLLARS RNM ARn.--Runaxar

| y 'NnNit s1OLtsAVS tfFN hkD.-KUnaMay
Il from the snbscriier, the fifteenth day OF ScI
te "ber last, negro Ilan slave, named GARY AGED
nbout twenty-siN years. light Llaok complexion,
height about six feet, stands quite erect. and wlr,
walking handles himself quite nimbly, his weight is
one hundred and sixty seventy, countenance cast
down when spoken to-the white of his eyes is unu-
shaiy large, on being apprelcnded is very surv, he
| IS q rough Cooper. On examination his Sims will be
found injured-hc has probably obtained free pass
About twelve years ago, Gary WIS brought from
brunswick county to Surry county in this state nv
Mr. Travis Harris, where said boy lived for Fl ,ht
yeas and was IN the year s03, purchased by mysef
OF Thomas Edwards and Reuben Buffers ex'ors of
said Harris, decd out of Surry, and brought To Back
'ngl'.n, where said negro sot wife, and lived with
me about twoyeais on James river, not Ear from
SCOTS ferry, and was then brought ty myself to AL
bemarle county, near Milton. From whom said negro
eiopei-snid slave is probably harbo,ed in Surr.y or
some OF the above pieces. lido hereby forewarn all
personsiroid harboring said negio. Aisa do com
and all captains OF vessels sea, not To grant SAID
slave his passage. or take hin. on board
he above reward, with all reasonable charges,
w'ii be paid To any person taking said slave within this
STATE, and bringing him To me, else for combining
nun In any Jail in this state, SO that get him a.
gain An additional reward of ten dollars Will be ,iy
EN- to ar person taking said slave out of this state
ana Tor acting with h'-u 40 above stated.
THOMAS JEFFERSON. ir.
Aibcmare county, Virginia.
reo' iS. we6p
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-05
March 81.
SLIRGINIA-At rule, holden in the Clerk,. or.

AIRGINIA-At rule. holden in the Clerks Of
" hce Of the Superior Court Of Chancery for the
Richmond District, the Cd day OF March, 1912
James Brown, John Marshali, George Pickett,
john Wickhan, Joseph DarInsdatt, William, Cook,
Samuel Pleassntss Jr. John Graham, John Foster,
George Fisher, Thomas White, Thomas Taylor
Joseph Galleso, John q. Gamble, William A. Bur
weE lwho sues for the Benefit of Eo.
bei' Sorion ana James Currie adn,'oIs OF jamr,
ul RE, iced. James Brown, Richard 3. Gcode, and.
Robert Graham, ex'ors OF James lyle who WAS ex'or
and dc,see of the real and personal estate OF James
Lyle Jr Ann D.1Iaye Exec'x If james HAYES decd.
)abney minor sjn'or of Overton Anderson decd.
James d. McCaw. and John w. Green Pits.
against
William Marshall, Robert Johnston, John DUNE
mure, Patrick Gibson, William Fenwick and John
Richards trustees of the iilhmond theatre and John
Hi5nai!, James West and Anne West Susan Rienall.
and Thomas Bigpa, cohcifs and coheresses Of Mar
garctta vest, =. nm.
The defendants john Bignall, James West, Anne
West, Susan Bisnal aad Thomas Bgnall not
having entered their appearance and given security
according to the Act of Assembly and the Rules of
this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants OF this countr,-h is
ordered, That the said defendants do appear here
the first tiay OF the term and answer the
bill of the plantisi; and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in the City of Richmond, for two months sncsege
lively and posted at the front door of the Capitol in
the said CITY.
A copy. Teste,
WIN. w. HENINC c. C.
Ayr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-05
Lexington, Virgin
April 81, 1919.

'ETN DOLLARS Observation-Disclosures from
n the subscriber on the eth Dec last dark nuatto
Woman named PATTY, abont 81 years Of age. She
formerly belonged to Mr. Southalps estate of Charles
County, who 1T present owns her cfld and from him
was sold 10 Mr.. William Fuleher--who sold her TO
Messrs Fitzwb lsonu Potter, of this city, aud after
short time was re-sold again 90 the said Mr.. VIM.
Fueher, from whom purchased her in Oct. last---
She lad on when size weut away BIue cloth habit e
blue handkerchief with wl,itc spots that she
wore round her head She is about FIVE feet on
mciea high, mild spoken, rather slender made
whoever will deliver her to me, shall receive the a.
boyc reward, Eve dollars to her in any jail,
that may get her again.
.. BENJAMIN WOLFE.
Richmond, Feb 4. 2awtf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-05

a IJRGINlA.-At Rules holden in the Clerks OF
V fee OF the Superior Court of Chanccry for the
Richmond District, the I'd day of March 1872
husunSs& Caiiamore tiJs.
against
Asa Penniman, Robert Gamble, and Leonard
Wheeler, Def6s
The Defendant Asa Penniraan not having entered
his appearance given security according to the Act
OF Assembly aud the Rules of this Court & it appear.
ing by satisfactory evidence, that be an ina5i-
tant of this codntryhi is ordered, That the said de-
fendant do apear here the first day Of the next
term and answer the bill OF the plaintiffs and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in sore
newspaper published i'll the City of Richmond, 70,
two months successfully and posted at the front door
OF the Capitol, in the said City.
A Copy
Teste, WM. w. HENING c. G.
March "a. u.s.,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-05

| ggMTH!.IAA. VEST & JOHN E. carr 4.
~ PoTHECARIES & DRUGGISTS, inform
Their Old customers, and the public, that they have
opened an extensive assortment of MEDICINES,
PAINTS, NC. few doors belowthe Bell Tavern,
ana near the Market-f,idge, where Dyers Paint
ters, Giaaiers, and Hatte.s may he furnished will,
materials in their respective trades OF moderate
terms. - -
OiYlefs from Country Merchants ard Families,
also Receipts from Meticsl Gentlemen, will be
Thankfully received, and executed With accuracy 81
dispatch. -
April IL. ~ -.1--S v,e
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-05
March "a.

a GATHER & HARDWARE.-Tbe subscriber
has just reed. and for sale, opposite The Eagle
lavei1i, fresh supply Of tile best Northern Gather
suitable ror tie present aud approaching sc,son-
Plated and tn'd Siirrup Irons,
Plated and tin'd Bride I9its
Era9s, plated, polished and tin'd Buckles,
PLATED and tnfd Hartingale Hooks,
Plated and Brass Nails,
Cock eyes, Tug Buckles and Hames,
Saddiers' lacks, assorted
Mems WoHenS aud Chair Treeq,
Strainng Giltb and Cotton Webbs,
Plated MouIdings aud Candles,
Saddlers' Plush aud Binding,
Spurs, Locks and Curry Combs,
Plated Brass Carriage & Gig lra~uess mount.
ing in sets, Silk Cord, Shoe Thread yveLbinc and
Esistcs, few Curriers', Shoemaker and stl,icrs'
fools-with = supply of Whips sbd Brushes, Of al.
most every description, all of which will sell low
for cash. JOHN McpuERSON.
April 2s. wsw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-05

: virtue Of deed of trust, executed to us bv
- James ell in his life time, bearing date
the 9Th OF August, 1901, and duly recorded in rbe
county cour. Of Hanover, to secure the payment of
debt due Billy TaIley, of the county aforesaid. as
the deed itself expresses, shall sell to the highest
bidder, for ready money, on Saturday the Is,h ~
next month, az, Burton's Tavern near NewCns.,
IN the Aforesaid county, one Negro Girl.
II. STARKE,
Sc SAML. RICHARDSON. II-u,,ee,
VIM. GARDNER,
April 81. wswn
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-05

iiEKARf Thomas Dobson Of Philadelphia in
tends printing new Revised and Fni.rced
diton of the great universal History in about Sc
ty octave volumes; for which he means shortly to
issue proposas
April FL. wo,.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-05
THE MEDICAL COLLEGE, LOTTERY,
IN WHICH ARE =

TITO PRIZES OF FIFTY Y,HOT1S8N.p
EOLL.3PS, "a =
WE, commence drawing On the IIth of Jun6'hexes
when the first drawn ticket will entItle the holdeS
~ Fly THOUSAND DOLLARS =
Tie subscribers have Tor sale 81 number of the
iiCiAEES, which they Offer at present at the ori-
snai price o. TEN DOLLARS; the Opportunity thus
presented OF purchasing chance for fortune at the
lDg'ess rate should not be nege cted-as the price of
Tickets will ccrtaiuly be raised on the I'd Monday os
mex month. Applications from distant places by let.
te'5 post paid, inclosing cash. will he immediate.
attended to BY either of the subscribers at them
Lottery Offices III Baltimore
kENRNY WHARTON
PHILIP II. NICKLIN,
- j. 1. COHEN, Jun'r.
haiufnore, March "A. 2awtIstOct
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-05
(By AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF
MA.siLAND.)
SCHESiE OF TIE

SoO0O tickets at Ten DoEIays each S,Ssn pno
CASH PRIZES
Subject to deduction of fifteen per cent
=, stationary prices as follow:
First drawn ticket entitled TO Ssoon
5000 blanks sic each
L ne next 1000 do IS
do Ticket after the 6OOO blanks 8snon
FIRST drawn ticket on the 18th AID until the e5,h
n. or. day $500 leach
Tickets assa ssh p ssssp'"s Tickets,
he So a ten prizes to consist of the numbers fron
TO 1000 inclusive, each hundred of the said IOn0 81,
be on prize, the first drawn hundred on lowest num-
the 35th. "'>e"'1''s ~
FIRST drawn ticket on the 35th 5000
Do Seth to 41st sou
10 fIst TO 5Oth inclusive 1000
Do 55th day sODnO
TIE prize books to consist Of Nos. L a Ioon.
:, me oolect contemplated To be accomplished by
the above scheme, is emnentiy entted 90 the favor
anc patronage of the citizens ( VI, Tin o-e ~. no.
adjustment of Medical College viii unoues,;on,bv
have beneficial influence on thu general lite,.ry
araeter OF our c''y-on il perhaps may he hereat
sity be constituted.
1t Will however give us other important advantope,
1t wall promote spirit .f investigation i'm the IA,
ev' WI induce young of talents to establish,
themselves in our city, and thereby permanently &C.
cure to this community the best nd that can h., az
ior'led by the medical profession II may ale, br
proper to remark, that il this scloo, shnuli frospvr.
as is Anticipated, IL will cause large sums To he exni
ed an'tually in this city, which woul, olherwiss .,
disburscd in other pisces.
we presume that those gentlemen who are arxf-
oas tor the advancement of the Interests of Bali
more, viii give us their support on the above eorsi
dera;ons '''1A-
10 those who are inclined to profit themselves at
the same time that they encourage us--,ve conf
dent! say, that scheme lottery 50 splendid or
promising as the above, has been offered IN this
country. 1
~ The commissioners having aireeir. contracted
Tor the sale of sufficient nuniErr Of Icketa IN :,r
tho'1za them in fixing the earliest day for drawing
admit, vas
~. GIVE NOTICE.
iaat the drawing of the Medical College I.ottsr,
VIII commence on the itth 1ay u .,osie nest W
nagcrs. - 80
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-05

fNoRDoS, TROXES, * Co have received fros
Madeira, and oaer for sale, parcel Of the nee
quality Wine, in Pipes, half Pipes, K Quarter Cash,
April 90. 6,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-05

WILLIAMSBURG, OH April, lsf2.--rhc pro.
Irictors Of the Dismal swamp CompanJ, arc
hereby notified that general meeting will be held
at Suffolk Tie first Thursday in June next To elect
Presi lent aud Managers, and transact other bust
less ofimportance
JAMES HENDERSON, Precedent.
WIN. NELSON
CORBIN GRIFFIN,
April 81. sw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-05

PRINTING Of every Kind handsomely and expedi-
,:sps,y done az this Office
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-05

Mentieell5, Julr s., 1910:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-10

ment had intsrferea in behalf os such pro.
perty. and they were apprehensive intend.
ID to release all the property-rhey pra,
congress TO take the matter into considers
lien and grant them such relief as they may
deem proper. Referred co the committee
% ways and meats.
The house then went Into committee Of
the whsie. Oh TIE subject Of bonded goods
when
Mr. Roberts rose in conclusion Of his
speech OF Yesterday; which occupied the
house about two hours and 4 half.
N'cn the committee rose, reported pro-
gress, and obtained leave to sit again.
HE Speaker then read the annual report
OF the Secretary oiihe treasury, from which
1t appeared that n loan 1l,Qoo.CCo dollars
would be wanted for the year 1915 ave ;of
which would be ahsurbed in paying the n
tsrest and principal OF the public debt
len millions have been received into the
treasury latcly-fvr OF these will accrue
from British manufacture. one from India
mportations--I These cannot be calculated
on for the ensuing year.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-10

Many persons, after the revocation of the
ercer5. and before the news Ut the war ar.
rived. had made purchases. He would no,
be understood to say, that he advised tn,
merchants that in case the law should no,
be repealed, they would be permitted to en-
joy the advantages of monopoly and the
consequent extraordinary profits. bnt mere
~ that the property wocld. not be contisca-
ted (; this, however. he said was not at all
subject of conversation. His opinion that
shipments might be made with safety, WAS
founded as we'll on a presumption that the
law would be ainclled, as that the shippers
would in any event, be placed as nearly as
possible OF the footing on which they would
have ssodd, had the law been annnlled. That
1t they should not be annulied, the special
circumstances under which the shipments
were made would entitlc them to an ex-
emption from all penalties.
He believed that before the revocation of
the orders and after the introduction, pur-
chases We're made under an expectation of
= revocation, and these were made at re-
duced prices. The depression was not
very mas rial after the revocation there
was a rise, but they remained throughout
lower than in the COMMON times when the
trade was assuredly free. He did not, how
ever, pretend to be very conversant in these
matters:
d.
the Cd February, 1911, hut he would sup
pose they formed very small portion of the
importations--,-in the period intervening be-
tween that date and the revocation of the
orders, there had been more considerable
Investments, but he believed the greatest
portion was purchased after the revocation.
There was then great activity in Investments.
but he thinks it probable they were pur-
chased with funds which had been remain
ing there for the purpose, & which were ap-.
propriated agreeably to orders which had
been previously given to be executed in the
event Of the revocation of the orders in codn-
Gil.
The knowledge of the declaration of war
reached England about the 25th or 26th Ju-
ly. Official information was not SO soon re-
ceived, and therefore the embargo which
was laid by the British government was not
imposed till the Seth July. The order sub
sequently issued permitting the departure
of licenced vessels, but limiting their depar-
ture to the 5th of was extern
ded in some special cases, but not general
ly.
tHere foHozv several a6fdavits and er-
tracts of letters NOT deemed necessary to be
5subished.]
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-10
SCHENECTADY. .Mnr. 2.
SACKET's HhRB0R.

p ONOkE IS HANDkJH.
In my last published a report from Sack
cts Harbor, giving partial statement Of
the successes of Com. CaAUEcEr, OF
lake Ontario. That account, however,
seems not to have beca entirely correct,
as appears from the following extra1. OF