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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-03
Domestic.
WAsuIxCros, Nov. os.
NAVAL ENIElGiAlNM ENT.

NAVAL LIN Xxx AIN MEM
Tho Frisate Constellation, now lying in the Eas-
teru Br.,ch, ready Tor sea, hut waiting for her
N:ene mt of hands, few vi whom yet ntug,
the opportunity was embraced by Capt. Stewart,
her con, na,..r, 10 crafty the ladies and gentle
men 81 the City aud Geo: ge,own, aud the distn,-
sosh.,l strangers NJ t;e seat OF government,
With am entertainment OH board of her, To take
place the first fair day after "Wednesday last.
Thursday proving fine day; many hundreds OF *
dies and gentlemen, previously invited, amongst
whom recognised the President of the Unitei
States and his :a'.y. al! the Heads of Departments
and their ladies. very many OF the Members OF
Congress, the French Minister, tie. assembled On
board the Conste llalion lrctw ten and twelve o.
clock. The day spent in the utmost concord
aud heiity, ial accident Intervening to damp the
HSety OF the scene. An elegant cold collation. Of
the choicest vians and Liquors, prepared under the
direction OF Mr.. Ton,inson, served up 10 the
numerous guests. The old and the ,oung mingled
in tae spriyhtly dance, and pleasure besmed ON
~ couterance. The prcsence of the brave Capts
Hull and Morris, our readers may be sure, did not
lessen the Qualifications OF the dag. The company
began to separate towards evenings and were rean-
ded with great safety and regularity. When the
President came board, * when he parted from
the ship, in boat under the direction Of Capt Hull,
salutcs fred from the ship, with great effect.
The managers OF the entertainment were, L. Whur-
ton, John Fayloc, c. w. Go!dsborougb. John Gra-
ham, Richard Forrest, Isaac Hull, Edward Coles,
Samuel Miller, Henry Hunt, Wm. Sanford, under
whose and assiduous attention the whole scene
had an indescribabiy pleasing effect
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sNFrY DOLLAgs &nwAnp--Nyas s,ol I'D. out,

sIIFTY DOLLARS 1EWARD--Was stolen ont.
OF Wagon on the night oil the Och on Io,..
iast .1ont IL ml'es from itrhmonr on the T.y,c.,-
burg roa.', not lar from the Coal Mines. a Trunk
OF Merchandise
The contents as foow-A quantity Of Catsut, n.
piece OF silk Molcskir, several pecas of black In
ds SIX Mantis, do. dozen or Cashmere Shawls do
DaoH SIX 90, do do handkerchief, do Black
Grape, Black and white Silk Vci!s, Twist & Love.
China Satin and Mantua Ribbonds, yIalloon sad
Silk Buttons. The QUANTITY OF eac, article net .xact-
~ known the trunk Ii feet over, marked on the
ofRobert Gamble, Richmond. The above reward
will be gvcn to any person who will find the trunk
and deliver it with its contents, either to Mr.. II.
Gamble, William Patterson, Richmond, or David
x VIM. Kyle, the owners in Lynchburg ; or a sui
table reward to any person who can give proner
clue which will lead't discovery.
Richmond Nov. IS, 1879 ST
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ENCHANCERY-In Gooehland county court, 10th
4 Octoher 1919.
Sally Morelsns, widow and reIict Of Wright More
land, deed, Charles Morcland, Dudley Moreland
Major ilancock anil May his wife, aud Mesiack
Hicks, and ElizSbeth his wife, winch said Charles,
Dudley Mary aad Eiizabct:,, children and DIS
Tributes cf Wright Moreland, deceased, Ihs.
.4S0in1
Thomas Moreand, John Sioret,nd Joel RYAN s.
Lucy his wife, and William, Sally, Nancy, Folly,
Wright aud DIN Morc!lnd, infant chhlren Of VIII
liam Moreaud decd, and Sally Morciand, widow
aud reiist nj said William Moroland deed which
vail fbumqq Norerud. John Morcand and Lucy
Ryan children, and with tho children of William
Morclsnd deed ~'ro was Of the said Wright
also distributes of said Wright Morciand deed,
Dsfs.
This day came the pl,ntG's Ivy Archibald Bryce
Ir. their attorney, who hicd their bii, AMI the de.
PENDANTS not having catered their appearance and
given security according to the act of assembly and
the rules Of this court, and II appearing to the salts
!acuon Of the cmiit thai they not Inhabitants ~
,s sta,e on the moj6a OF the risiftin. by thsrat.
torucy, H is ordsyei, i'hS, the said defendants do
appear here nu tie thit>i Monday in 1nnuary next
ini answer the plaa,s hu, aaG t'ist copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted IN s0ruc DcNspapcrs
nrinted IN the city of iiclpaond. for two mouths
successfully, and that annther copy b. posted II to
front door of the courthouse Of this county.
a copy. Teste,
WA. MILLER, c c. G.
NNr'r ~ - wswp
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November IL.

VmGINIA-At rules holden in the Clerk. OF
v Ace OF the Superior Court of Chancery for III
RichMond District, the 18th day oil Ostober 1919.
William Brockenbrough, administrator, of all and
singular the goods and ehSttes, rights and credits OF
Isdwin James Har'ie, decd. PitE
John Hopkins. Henry Lee, Corbn Griffin, Samuel
G. Adams, Neil McCouI, administrator with the will
annexed of John Banks decd. and John Banks,
Bartholomew Banks, William Banks, Horatio Mel.
son Banks, and Maria Banks, infants heirs and de-
visees of Jshn Banks, deed. by Neil MoCou, spe-
eialIy assigned their guardian, Maria Nanton, somc-
times eailet Maria BafkS devisee Of the fad John
Banks, deed. and Thomas Rutherford, Defts.
The Subpoena seire facias awarded in this cause,
not being returned executed the defendants John
Hopkins, and Henry Loe, and it appearing by salts
fastory evidence that they not inhabitants of this
eountry-h is Or9e,sd, that the said defendants do
appear here on the first day Of the next term, and
shew cause, il any they can, against the revival
thereby sought; and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in
the City Of Richmond, for two mon his ueeessvely
and posted at the front door of the Capitol, in the
said City.
Wm. w. HENING, C. c.
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Lonbardy grove, e
Mecklenburg, Oct. 40.

4 PRIVATE Tutor Wanted for the ensuing year-A
gentleman WAC has been in the habit ofinstruct-
ing fouth, and who can come well recommended
mora, character, ssd his ability to teach the La
un, Greek and French Languages, with the various
branches OF the Mathematics SHALL for instructinp
from tour to eight boys, receive salary of Ave han.
ured Gohars per annum. The place Of residence is
one Oh the heslthiest in the lower country. man
adVaaGed an years would be preferred, and it is
pecteu that no person will apply, who does not an.
s"er the foregoing description. Address to
Jy4-1fES H. ROY.
November IL. IS
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n. YoRk Nov o.

ri, ~ N. YORK, Nov 81.
piofenf Sfornl.-Last evening about 9 o'clock. a
very severe gale set in from the S. W. which lasted
WIN increased violence until nearly five this morn
ing, when the wind came round to the North w ST
ana the storm abated. There has hsen considerable
damage done TO the vessels in our harbour to the
buildings IN the city, and the houses and fences in
me country and we fear that much more has been
sunersd at sea- a number of vessels are ashore On
Long Island, near Brooklyn, among which is large
req bottom ship, name unknown. In the North XII.
yer several vessels drove from their mornings, but
me damage dene IS not yet ascertaned In the East
River y number of vessels were much DAMAGED o.
mong them are two Portuguese schooners, one of
winch has all her upper works stove in. Four chin
heys are blown down in South street; one of the
ehimneys OF the Theatre was blown over, and q
number of others in various parts of the city. A
mousse and disiiery unroofed at Williams fer
ry on Staten Island, and we hear much other da
mage has been done, the particulars of which have
not yet come to hand.
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, virtue of q deed of tYust executed to me hy
Il > Miles Cary. OF the county Of Surry, bearing
date the 18th day Of July 1912, viii be sold at Surry
cc@irt house, Saturday the 18th day OF December
next, three Lots, in the town OF Gotham. on which
is good dwelling house aud other outhouses, SO
much thereof shall be sufficient to pay le OF
SIX hundred dollars and the cost OF executing this
trust. Being othcr"se interested, will only con-
vey such title as is vested - trustee.
FR.1.TCLS TICKER, Trustee.
November 90. 81
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r. APT Cottons, Blankets Salt, ssc.-.Hurpky 81
IN Scott expect to receive in few days
IL bales Napt Cottuns, white and blue FIannels *
striped Blankets,
10 casks Hardware,
500 sacks Salt, filled in Liverpool-and have on
hand, Antisus Rum, brown Sugars, Green Coffee,
Liverpool Salt fine and ground in sacks; country l.
ron, and few barrels inspected Herinss; which
they offer for sale On liberal terms, cn the cross
street leading to Mayo's Bridge.
.N1yefnber Il tf
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VSTfiE copartnership of Howson Clark Sco IS dia-
n soived-thc Subscribers alone are authorised 10
settle UP the busn and receive the debts due the,
concern Iii uot known tbe subscribers that a.
ny debt due from the concern, should thera how
eyer, be ally claim against them, Immediate infOr-
nation is requested, pay ment ,ua,- be forthwith
made. JNO. 81 UOWSON CLARK
Halifax, Va, Dec. 1.
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hIEGROES FOR .S.9LE.--Wii be sold TO the.
~ highest bidder, on MONDAY the 22st OF Dseen,-,
her IL far it not tide fair day, my resi-
dence in the lower end of Halifax county, uineteer,
likely Negroes consisting Of ,Aen, women, bows AID
girls, belonging 10 the estate of John Wilson,
deceased. Twelve n0rth9 credit will be given tho
purchaser, eivn. bond ui,k unexecptionabe secu-
rity. ROBERT NELSON, .4tnsy. &c.
Of John WilsOn, deceased
December !. 2avtds
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FJ1RGINIA---At Rules holden in the C. Jerks
ofhoe of the Superior Court Of Chancery for
the Richmond district the ilth day of August 1912.
Timothy Brundidge, john Minor & Philip Iiarri-
son, executors of Benjamin Bolts, deed. who
as well Tor themselves, such other creditors OF
John West deed viii come in, and Contribute O.
the expe"crs Of This s;it Pf8's.
against
John Weri, ard William Jacobs Dcf's.
TIE. Defendant William Jacobs not having enter
ed iis appearance and given security according to
the Act Of Assembly AMI the Rules Of this Court, aud
1t appearing BY satisfactory evidence, that he is
inhabitrnt Of this country IL is ordered, Ihst
the sad Defendant do plresr horc the FIRST day
Of The aud anyver the bill Of the Plaintiff
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper ppossed in the City of Rich.
nonh, for two months successively anil posted 81
The front DIOR Of the Cnp;tol, in the said City.
a COpy,--Teste,
Wa. w. IIENING. C. Q.
Nov. 10. wS~
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q EATHsR & HARDWARE.--I have now Cd
Z A hand Il complete assortment 81 Northern Leg
Their pissed and common SaddlcrJ; Carriage and
Gig Nnuniinss; Brushes, Whips aud Spurs; Csfri-
oss', Socinakcrs AMI Sadhcrs' Tools-For sale ops
posits tl,e Eag.e Tavern.
JOIN MCPHERSON
N. d. Country Merchants, Farmers and ~ eeha-
hicks, esnesly requested call, aSn deter
rninet TO sell low iar cash good paper.
October 8. wifi
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MiLLERS-Ihave on an arm of Roanoak in
IL the county of Mscklenbur. an exseIIen, ,.;,a for
mill Any persons disposed TO enter into the MIL
ing business and are willing to take the use of the
nili for No OF years in proportion to the expense
Oh erecting It may make advanta. eous bargain by
applying either to Lewis & Burwel. Manchester oy
the Subscriber, -
Lonbardy grove,
Mecklenburg, Oct 90 wem
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Nov.

ETARMERS' BANK OF yIRGIN1A.-1he
Stockholders are hereby notified, that agrees
oily to the Charter of incorporation the third install
rnent OF twenty five dollars share on the Captal
otock, wil be payable at the Bank, to the CASH
fore the 7th fDec. next
October is. Jew,zn
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h OTlCE-All persons, having claims against the
~ estate of John Logwood decd. Of Fowbattan
county, are requested to make application to Rob
ert Poor, of the city OF Richmond, who is duly au-
thorised both to receive payment from those in
deb;ed TO the said estate snd satisfy all claims e.
gsns. it which shall be well auth enticated
BY the Executor,
JESSE HUGHES.
November 81. s,
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November 81.

NOTICE,
'hNHE Stockholders in the Jane. River Steam
4 BOAT COMPANY hereby notified that ryren-T
fee dollars must be paid OIL each share at the Bank
otVirsinia, on or before the 9TH day Of Dece mber.
and the same sum each share on the first day OF
every succeeding month until the whole sub scrip
ton be advanced.
BY order efthe President g Directors.
- November 27. ST
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November CO.

MOUND on the ST! 81 ia. present ,ni,.,th ,wency
d,.lars q, Gooelha,.. Court i,nvc; w,..oi, ma !,
Dc hal by tse usner, Mi,ea lac IN, ii.ns.i.. has
money aud paid the charges Of this aver,setaeht
WA. PEitkINSJr.
Ioocl,'and Court ifoHse, Nov. 10 wiwp
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81 III &c SOLD 10 tie his',s.i b,iGvr "a, N;r.
~ u'1n,berln.d euu,,-hoas., oi. a,on,s, the 18th
ls, q! Dec.aLesneAt (ffi, IT ~; the nex,s-r tsy)
hsiwse the ioass o. ten d three uc.oe, that wei
known i,~e; at .4nl Gated S,ris, s,., ,aw in the
possession ut Col Taos y !. ,.sn a tie s,llser:-
pers, commissioners, in pursuance at decree Ct ;:.c
.istrict cou't OF ChAuerey. held ii W.iansjare, ia
hea:i OF jos Jouss MOnsoe, against jobs: eat. and
said Downing.
2SolLiS TORIES,
PETER RICE and
FLE1{{.NI; BATES.
November CO., wsw
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VIE Subscriber viii! receive in few days gene
d raj assortment OF dry goods. shifted to the sea-
son, consisting of Napt CouionS. Plains, Rose an,,
Striped Blankets, FIannes, Bornhnzcttes, Supcrine
Cloths y Cassimeres, Manchester Stutfs, &e. SSc-
Which will be sold Oh liberal terms
JAMES BROWN, Jr.
Nov s. #
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q ALT, for sale, on low terms--Six to SEVEN hun.
~ drcd Sacks OF excellent coarse salt at onr Ofice
500 do. finc very large & Liverpool 6lIed at Vi.
bert & Puryears Warehouse the IIasin which
can be delivered to Boats, without the cx;encc of
Diayage.
p. HAXALL, 81 Co.
Get 90. If
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For. Richmond, Ssatea Island. /,

-0U 1NUFtNIUcT, I6T3.
ne troops at this station were yesterday review.
Ell 10y general Armstrong accompanied by their cx-
eenenoies' Governors Tompkins and Ogden. The
~es.ner was nae, and nothing could exceed the APP
pearsncc of the troops but the satisfaction of tho
spectators The corps is proof how soon soldiers
may be torned when under the direction of able and
sSitui oihcers Lieut.. Col. Swartwout has received
deserved them.
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= BNoMPKINS & MURRAY, Have received s.
u are now opening their LONDON GOODS, con-
ssting of valuable and extensive assortment @.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Linens, CaIicoes; Mus,ins, Sc
&c.-S board Of the Oliver Eilsu orih from Liver
pool now, at City Point, they haze 2 considerable
portion OF their Wooens, Hardware an,
Cutlery, which may be expected up ia the course a.
or 10 days; all Of which they offer for sale, Oh
reasonable terms, FOR cash, or negotiable paper
Tr sc Bales Napt Cot;cns on hand.
Nov. q IS
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'ENiE VisG,NiA iMN---O. the eros street
n leading 10 Tie Gnver:,G,'s, formerly Le,t ~
hshs'" tr"oeh, IS nav u,'-ucd ior Ito .rcnina ~
cation oil ,'nvc..eis-A few Boai,iers All, l.. TAX,
" 'h= year on reasonable teims, "a n,,ai,io t.,
those no" engaged, a,.i ,c,, t@ei, Dc-ra,e5 to-
t.''; cnsair:; Assembly viii ind
Every cxsrtion toave satisfaction IS PROMISED /,
, BENZ. Mostly.
November %. IL
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Oct. 90.

IA & j. DICK & Co. have lately received lev
~" hhis Jamaica Sugar of the lrs quality; fuc
Green and Old Coffee, Pennington Loaf Sugar, fresh
linpcriai sd Sour6ong Teas-ard have in store Il
general sslort3ent Of Gle best Wines Il Iiecsrs to-
gether with general assortment OF articles in the
Grocery line, which they vii sell as usual, on the
lowest terms.
Families supplied with the best articles which, IL
not approved ON trial, may be returned.
They expect to receive III few days, 80 casks
Nolthern Cheese, Of superior quality.
October I6. If
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% BE Rented faI- year, or Leased for term
& of years, the tavern aud Stores at Charlea
City court House with 600 Ot excellent wheat
land in rich wheat nSighDorhood, and good situa-
ton tor Mercantile business~ Apply "a rae or niS
Son john for terms. JOHN TYLER
December 1. t25thA
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November 27.

SsLANkEiS, COT'T3NS xc-s'or sal. ON o.
Rose & .,nile Ht."ke,s, e. s. Rrsithw,;t;. I'm
tons, Germa" and BIistefed Steel, Il 10 py. Nails.
Apply to .,
Wm. BROWN &c Co.
near -Mayos Briises-
@~o'e"'ocr ~ II
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'EViE Subscribers. having associated themselves in
q business, ruder the firm Of WhtUck & Lsdds ;
tender their services To their friends spd t,e i,bc
generally as Commission Mcrchants--tley have y
large, strong, aud commodOus Brick Wareious",
covered With tie, the margin OF the Basn, cscu-
lac'l lor the purposes Of storing Tobacco, Flour,
they can receive, aad ship produce (wi;hout any
drayageO affords advantages not nov equalled, nor
connn' be SURPASSED 10y Any oller situation in tie ei
ty--t''cy viii, The receipt If prsduce make iibu.
raj dyrnces in cash, 20 sUc Ut their cpsto,atrs WHO
may wish ii fror their assidiiiiy aud attention e.
ii,sn'ess, they Astier themselves, tlat tiCy will al
least merit sha.s Of l'u tic l,atronecc.
CUtRLES. WHItLOCK,
THOMAS LADD,
AMOS LADD.
10th mo. Oct. 81. e
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.NC1JCE.
1AWING TO the dc-,h Of I;eh;su.in kraes, o. tie
p late irn oG Ames n'll U;.icclip tlic slos,ng of
said concern necessarily tefO.ves o The subscrlDcss
Those having claims viii please make af;lic1"ofS
aud those indobted viii 'uAse rt,ipeatto
WiLLJSM UNDBRtiij.J,
SayViVia3 partaey # tie late .Ey0G #
linus y OhG.rhiU.
October 90. Wsw
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u sNO Be Soli, at Grange court house az, tr,.;,y
q the iGth day at ueeemter next, d! iis,r II no,
the next iar DAP, at ,bi.o aUetion fifty likely ,,.-
ro Slaves. belonging 10 the estate az DR.. Joi,, Wi!-
i5, deceased, consisting ut ,ir. women and ul,:s.reu
ai" having amongst taem boys uni, giils a,, one if
no, two, carpenters. The sale ct the s.o,e sla,es
VA. &c uonnHe from day To day, Ill t,ey are sold
a'i viii lie u,"n credit CT sixteen ns.,,hy, ur.n
t'e pcrcl. Iscrs S'vg bo"d. to bcsr Interest ss.a
The d,e u rot ;'uneiua,y paid. ,ch sec,ni,. e. ,,.
a.lx'' cd b, TIE s'bsesi6e-. and VIII ae l mia
'n,.es, except where the children aye OF ten cara OK
age Iiorc.
.NXLLT C. ,fyaKyS, es'rx.
ROBERT I.2YL0R, cx'ar. of
November 27. ~.
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4 liverpool BLOji.N' S.iLT-tFor SALE. n
fioat, or in store, on moderate terms, Liverpao
filed Sack Salt. Apply to a. !SY.i2Ip
For freight or charter, the ship Phoenix, captain
ParkerG now at Bermeaa Hundred, en- l.er third
voyage, ready for the rece. ton of cargo.
NnYemEfr Il. tr
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iRMY or TIE CE.vY'RE.
From he Crawford .J,es,erorr nj Nov h

From tie Crorstsy! Messenger of nov H.
a" officer Ut the regular army arrive At Eric the
beginning of the last week, with communication
tom gen. Smytls. commandin. the American ~, v,s
ON Tue straits 0t niagara, TO general raunel. Ills
Understood to have been Il request ven. L. to has.
ten the arrival of his troops by every possible eans
The bsarc q. the despatch stated to cur infor,,art
that the necessary preparations We're riale, aud it
was expected Il descent on Canada would lake place
as soon as our troops wDald arrive.
By the same source we learn that GER Wa,iswor:h
OF the New York militia, and lieut. Smith, ut tie
regulars, prisoners by the ene,ny at the battle
OF Queenston, have been exchanged for AN Indian
Chief, who was accidentally seized by two of our
men, and brought over az prisoner, ON that occa-
sion.
The above is confirmed hy n gentleman Hbo left
iiu.faiu on Friday last. He says it was expected
when he left there, attack would be made on the
enemy on the 1eth inst yesterday from Black.
hock as our troops were concentrating vt that pot
The enemy were likewise seen moving their forces
mp towards fort Erie A number OF the militia who
refused TO cross the river at the late battle have
been dismissed. Tie regular troops nj BLACK. Rock
are estimated at between four and Ave thousand
men.
Government have commenced issuing Excbeu,,er
Bills, Or Treasury Notes, agreeable to The act OF
Congress. payable in year from date, and bear an
interest OF 2-5th per cent. per annum--and are
receivable every where by the United States In
payment OF duGes, taxes, and public lands" Tie
interest OF SlcO, as I-2 per cent per day aud IS
90 cts per year--for $1,000 is Is cts per dsy. 81 g
pct "'"'"' anu Do per year. Bost. paper.
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n want to employ "a overseer with a small family,
Il otherwise single would be preferred
WM. YOUNG.
Heurieo, Brook, Nov. H. tt
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A. - " ~ ~
Quilts,
Thick & thin fo'io-post,
Red and back In. pow
dcrs.
Copying ditto,
Japan lax.
Mathematical Ins.ru-
,ncnts,
Half cut glass Iakstands,
Common ditto. with
plated and brass tops,
Lead inkstaa,!s,
Loggerhead diitcS large
aud small,
W cdgwo,si's ditto white
''rab anG blseh,
Brass & Leather pocket
inkstan,.s,
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ARMY OF THE N. WEST.
From the Scioto Gazette-ExTRA
E.-,.,L,:.s~. ~, IN 1

Ffankiintor, .Nov. l9, 1919.
An xpress arrived here this morning with DIS
patch from briga,lier general Topper, containing
his report Gen. Harrison, of his late expedition
to the Rapids the Miami, for the purpose of dri-
wing of body of Indians and British, who had as
sembled there to take oil quantity of corn which
remains IN the fields at that place Gen. Topper
arrived with hs command ut the rapids, undiseOver-
ed by theeaeny, in the night of the 18th inst. lie
Immediately nade disposition for passing the III
Yer, and some few OF our men got over, but the
greater part Of them missed the ford, and many OF
them were in great danger of dtowuing-they were
However rescued 10y the few horses which gen. I.
had with him, but lost part of their arms As
soon as the day appeared, and they discover
ed by the enemy, the gun and other boats that
the Lake The Indians, however, more brave than
al violent attacks apon our troops They were re-
eeiyed with rmness, driven back and forced to re-
cross the river with considerable loss.
Gen. Topper finding it impossible to the ri
yer, and being entirely out OF provisions, the nen
took nothing with them except what they carried
ON their backs, was obliged to return--four were
Killed on our side, and one wound ed-the enemy
were seen to carry off many of their dead and woun-
Died in the action the land, and many more were
knocked off their horses in recrossing the river The
tntians were commanded by the Wayandot chief,
Snhtog, who was very conspicuous, being mount
ed upon fine white charger. This chief was sup
posed to have heen killed or wounded, as another
Indian upon his horse at the close of the ac-
ton.
The following is the order issued by Gen. Harri.
Son ON tie subject of this expedition
n. w. ARMY
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