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IC mas TGSlQcQ III SECdI-pTtldlI, SlaIl UuNC
married there, or shall have accepted the
bounty given to seamen voluntarily enter
ing the sevvice, although for the most part
the American seamen, after having been
forced into the service, have accepted the
bounty either to relieve their wants or other
wise to alleviate their condition. ! omit o.
Their causes OF detention which might be
mentioned. Add to the whole, that it is not
sufficient to prove, that the seamen taken
from American vessels are not subjects of
Great Britain, nor the subjects of her enc
my. 1t has been the invariable practice oil
the British cruizcrs to include in their i'm
pressments from American vessels the citi.
zens and subjects of every neutral nation, G.
ven where it was known that they were
such and no instance, it is believed, can be
given OF the success of an application for
the restoration of such ne,trai aliens to the
service of the u. S.
These observations cannot fail, as pre-
sumo, to satisfy you, sir, how little GROUND
your government has for the complaints sta
ted in your letter, and how much the United
States have for those they have so long & ST
strenuously, but at the same time so ineffec
tually, presented, in behalf OF their injured
mariners,
Ihaye the honor to be- ~,
With great respect ard reconsideration,
Sir, your most obedient servant,
(Signed} JAMES MONROE.
Extract TO the Editors Of the Alexandria
Herald, dated
"WAsHINGToN, June ID.
From the different reports which CIR
culate here, there can be no doubt of an ac-
tual declaration being the subject of discus
sion before the senate at this time, if it orr
ginally went from the house of representa-
tives. According to the paragraphs of some
OF cur Editors, when the bill went up it was
| referred to select committee, who accor-
ding to rumor made a report substituting
Letters of Marque and Reprisai, which
was negatived by n vote of II to Il !; when
it is said a motion was made to pie
France with England, which was not CARR
ed. If this report can be considered as .ei.-
titled to credit, there can be no doubt of the
final result they are such as have had
considerable influence on my mind, & will
govern my conduct but it remains for O.
theirs to act according to their own. judg-
ment, who / fear cherish delusive hope
contrary to reason and evidence for it APP
pears to me certain that measures will be
taken in time to reach New Orleans be-
fore INCREASING of the Embargo. there
fore anticipate speedy issue on the main
question, supposed to be at its third read
ling"
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NAsHvILLK.(Ten.o Nav %

y
Erfracf ola letter from General Thomas
Johnston, to John Hutchinson, Esq, of
ohrfngfeid, dated Humhhreys conrt-
hoHse, Ten, May II, 1912.
Dear Strive are this far on our way
nave met with some little delay, owing to
procuring forage. 1t is so arranged at pre-
sent that we shall start in few hours
shall get to the river this evening-and shall
then cross with all the haste the nature of
the case will admit of. l have a detach-
ment now at the river, preparing the boats
and seeing that they are in good order we
snail have two or three good boats, besides
small craft.
We have now mustered, at head quar-
ters, 5S4, officers and men inclusive. 1 do
assure you they are composed of such ma
'terials as will give good account of the In
olans, II we should be so lucky as to find
them.
On Tuesday morning last FIVE Indians kill
ed family. consisting of 6 persons OH this
frontier. There is woman yet alive, about
hve miles from this place, they shot through
the thigh and scalped and shocking to tell,
committed on her other acts of barbarity
mat never was before known amongst the
barbarans.
The army is in good health and spirit
every one burning to avenge the cruel de-
predations.
Since the foregoing was in type, we have
seen Col Joslin, who left Dickson county OH
"Wednesday last, who informs us that he
saw capt. DruIy Christian, who stated that
he was ordered by General Johnston, to re-
pair from his Head Quarters then at Hum
phreys court house to Dickson county, and
raise as many volunteers as he could, and to
Join him on "Wednesday evening at Tennes-
see river. Captain Christian stated that
three spies who General Johnston had senc
across the river returned, and brought a We
ry unfavcra5le account. They stated they
saw no Indians, but the signs indicated there
could not be less than 5 or 600. and thatI
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We understand the President of the u.
States contemplates visiting Albany for the
purpose OF reviewing the army stationed
there, and that he will leave Washington
early in July and will be escorted by par
ty of the Cavalry Of the District of Colum-
bia. .dLer. Gaz.
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A gentleman informs us, gen. Johnston has
crossed the Tennessee, and that finding no
Indians, had dismissed all but 500 of his
men. with whom he means to traverse the
whole country.-This may be relied on.
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Portrait PQi;at5ng'.

+ AMES WARRELL offers his services to the
90 inhabitants of Richmond and its vicinity ms 4,
PORTRAIT PAINTER in Oil. Those Ladies and
Gentlemen who may feel inclined to see few spe.
cimens OF Art, are respectfully iu'tcd his exliJ
ton room, which is ON the main street, over Mr.
Samuel G.. Adams's store.
The Artist takes this method Of assuring The pub
lie, that it will be interruption to his proIrssol,a
duties, as the i've paints in is detached from the
one he has placed s piotucosard will be kent Oper
from nine in the morning til three ia tile Afternoon
Of each day.
September %. II
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~ Office TO PRiNTERS-O On "Wednesday the
! 7th ct October next, viii b. sold, by Foster x
Satche'i, at Public Auction, the premises late,y
occupied ly JOHN o. LYNCH, prii.; en-, deceased.
toiersby complete Apparatus or'rrntiug "a erear
part OF which mcndms one OF the Pre- sses is nearly
new) Anew bundles Of Paper, copies OF rte IL
SitoT blanks ot many descriptions, g stove &c Sc
Also; quaniy Of Housed OLE Furniture. ems SINS,
OF Chairs, Tables, Sdeboard, Bureau, Bedstead,
BED and iiedding China, GIass, Spoons, Sonp-ad!c.
Kitchen Utensils, and London made Piano Flute
and Hautboy. 49,
,erii's oi ssie will be-for the Printing Materials
Witch will be sold in one lot, one third Cash
one third, at sixty days; and the balance at
one hundred and tweity days--for other ar
tiees, all SUMS under Fifty dollars, cash all above.
on credit Of sixty days and for All sums for
which credit is given, approved endorsed notes.
ded.
also notify such of the creditors Of said O'tynch
as lave not already rendered their acccu : 70 m.
that Their respective claims, dRiy authenticated
must be made within ono month from, the dat. Of
TINS advertisement. o. i viii re pcsd against them
CHARLES sOUThGATE.
:, -5dh''r. The esfa:e oftdiG Jehn o. Lyac6.
September o. =,
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( NOUEClI CHAMBER, 5cpt. ;1G, iGt9-The
u Clerks Of the different county and cOrporatiou
courts are hereby required to forward To This DE.
rartment n statement chewing the number o! acting
magistrates in t.eir respective cOunlrs and eore.
ratons, and tic number OF copies OF Gle ISt.and end
volume OF the Revised Code OF the Lave of this Com
monweath with wh'c' they have been furnished 10
enable tie Executive 10 uakc sue', distribution o,
the additional copies thereof authorized 10 DC pur-
chased by act of the last General Assrml,Iy. a,
the said act cOntcInpatcs.
good opportunity will present itself IN short
Gms, OF forvar,ling tho above rfatements bv lie
members Of tie General sse,nblv, Tho are request,
"a TO be so ohiigiHs as to take charge Of them.
-. WV. ROBERTSON, c. c.
September %. If
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LATEST ADyICES.
IcHNoN b, 10th Sept 1872

=
We have been favored by gentleman in
ahis City with hand bill from the - Siates-
mans" Office ofNew YORK, which is as fol :
lows:
NEw-X DIRK, Sept. 81, II o'clock.
BY the arrival Of the Brig Georgia, from
Liverpool, we have received London papers
to the 18th August, which contain much i'm
portant Intelligence the following are ex-
tracted from them.
Battie bek7oeen Mp French aud Russians.
LoNDos, Aug. 10-A Great Battle has
been fought in the North Of Europe. be
tween the French and Russians 4 Vessel
has arrived at Gottenburg from Riga, which
place she left on the 3Gth ult. She brought
intelligence that the French has made three
successive attempts to storm the Russian
ntrenched camp at Danenberg, but had
been each time repulscl with great loss
nc aTanlts we're made vi the 10th, iith s,
12sh Jnly!
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AEIILL BE SOLD FOR CASH, in the Town Of
q lLaIlnttaaxiiIa u liz. T..

a. ILL BE SOLD FOR CASH, in the Town of
=. Charlottesvile a. the Tavern n, present oe-
cuped by William q. Car..r, on tie secon,, ,iay oc
November next being Albenare Court day, one
tract or parcel OF Land ing & berg in the said coun-
~, &, on the waters vi Buck Island Greek g. con
tanning sixty Acres, be the same more or less con-
veycd TO me in trtet by James Kerry, for The uur.
poses IN the deed mentioned which is recorded ia
the County Court OF A!hemarle.
Also on the same day, at the same Place and the
same terms, one tract parcel of land lying in rhs
county OF Orange on tie waters OF Lynch's River
aud adjoining the lands of Lewis Davis Elisha Nor.
riss' Eeha Aiorriss &c. and containing one hun.
dred and thirty acres, he the same more or less
conveyed 10 me in trust by William Davis for the
purposes IN the deed mentioned which is recorded
IN the COUNTY Court of Orange.
Also on the fourteenth day o! November next, at
The House occupied by the Family otJames Madi,on
III the County OF Alhemarie near Garland Garths.
one nay Horse one bay mare, three Cows & Calves
and three feather Beds aud furniture, conveyed to
me IN tis; by said james Madison for the pmrpo-
seF IN the deed mentioned ]. ing only intereste Ell as
trustee tor the benefit Of othrrs, viii onv convey
such title to above property convey ed to ms.
by said Deed.
MARTIN DAWSON, Trustee.
Milton, September 20. w3w
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II A James Tiiee; jSI,;,,;S.

oU'sA County Court, September i4,h, 1854
is;,, <l0intiH.
>, Anderson Irice, Dabncy Tricc Adane Smith
1 rice, JOHN Tree, Eineiia Anne Tricr NYskue,on
rice, anu Jefferson Tree and NancI Dckenso,
Iicc, who has ihtermarried with certain -
Cavt', william Anderson Irice, Patsey Dubpev
L rice, who has intermargicd with certain -
bradley, and Dorrctliy Anderson Tric.. who ha. IN
termarried with Gel tain - Evans
p. ,,,.,-. -, Dsftndanfs.
Ca'itt, William Anderson f,ice, and Patsev Dai.nSS
BRADLEY, not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the act of assembly aud
the rules OF this court and appearing to the sas-
faction oil the court that they Inhabitants Of
this state, on the motion of the plaintiff by his conn
sci, 1t rs orderedS that the said defendants Ca-itt
Irice and bradley, do appear here on the, second
Monday IN December next and answer the hill Of the
plaintiff and that COPY OF this order be forth with
inserted IN some one OF the newspapers printed in
the city OF Richmond, Tor eight weeks suscessivey.
and published at the front door Of the sourthouss
OF this county, on some court day.
\ copy Teste,
NICHOLAS j. PoINDEXTER; d. C.
Septemper 29 wsw
StN0R RENT or LEAsE-That cor,mod;ous
4 brick dwelling, occupied hy the late C,xncei.
ier Tyler an the City Gr Williamsburg posse ssin,.
every necessary convenience OF ont houses, Sc liz
s beautiful situation and has attached to II several
acres oi ground with garden In high eultisatiom
Possession may be had immediatelv--ior term.
apply at the Raleigh Tavern, williamsburg.
September 90. If
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Rl GOODS IT .sUCYYO.N:--pn Monday
inc i2th da! Of October Next at the shore occ,;
riea by Mr' Robert Gamble, Will be s,Id, pos,;,el,
without reserve, large and vaiushl assor;p,en, a,
seasonabie Dry Goods--among them are. -
H"pe,h"e Cloths, blue, bscs, drsh, Ssc do Ca,,i
'her'S 90 90; Union and Drnncis' Cords, Swnns-
IoW',, 'otinet,cs tianne's, iaaSs, saperfne black
nnho"zene, tass"ge Carpeting Yaru Hose, Wors.
teu, Cotton and Angola i.amiS VI DOL S,ockiprs
Also, 20 y ! i,sh Linuens. Dyoghe,las. Threads
Lime" aud Gotta" Isrdhs Mus.ns, Sewing Sill
oy 10 and 10 by i9 :snioN Glass. AZ, ass or,,nent
oi ohdoiely, &c. Nc. &c. &c. a. &c.
erms--'or all sums unj.r sSi0e, cash, over
ioo and under $500, four months credit; and over
S.oo' SIX moths credit Approved endorsed neeo.
Table notes will be required.
September 60. ~
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ht'ARMERS' BhEE ar VIRGINIA.. - efees.
bly, to ~ solution Of the hoarl, ths operations
OF this nsha"on viii commence IN Thursday the
S!h OF October. rhursiay in cson week viii he
.'iscoSHt day. Eoles intended for discount ere TO
he shered hy r'cl ,ck ON tue day preceding.
FCRM or a NOTE.
S'"D aGy' dfff' dGte, Iproanisr TO PAY q. p ~
SI@eL, SitH0W eG'et dotioys Jar salrs
EHnk Of ynSinia.
by order Of the President & Diret ,ors.
September 60. - N'S'e
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VhLUAbLE PROPERTY For SAFE At Anei,S,As.
" In pursuance OF added OF tr,,s, execcted by Mr.
franeis Taylor, TO secure the payment at crr,si,.
sums OF monss, shall proceed 10 sell on the prems
es, Tor CASH 10 the highest bidder, on Thursday the
ist DAY Of October next &c fair, If not tle next fair
day) The following ats of Giohnd. Wing within this
city to wit--t'at valuable Lot and House on Shoct,s
Hi, nninherel in the plan cf the city 276. ard NOW
occupied by LOUIS Pierre Rep:sn.n Cisiene.,u. con-
situated an the main street in A.ia,rs's N.IIy or
present oeeniei by ir. 4. Ia. ior, eun,ainin. iiS
feet frort. ~
ne sale ut the ;"st mentioned! 10; viii take place
at 1o O'Clock, and Of the former lot AZ i n,eiiocL
p. NJ. ''
September %. H.
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A TEACHER WANT@D--Thc trustee, Of III {.
"a llyco Academy, will give liberal salary to 4
man cisood moral character, qualified to teach the
Arts and Sciences, the Greek and Latin languages
correctly they would prefer ono capable of teaeL.
mg The French language, and would wish him psr.
tleulafly skilled ia the science ot Mathematics
Those wishing ID be employed viii address their ur.
posS's IN the sei;l Trustees or Mr.. James kane,
Ned Mouse psf Office, CasweIl county, IN. Co. 4
they will receive due attention.
Caswdn Sept z. ~3w
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81 ALUAiLE PROPERTY N5r sATr.--rb,
Subscribers authorised to dispose nj, nj n !.
va'e sale, t,at valuable piece Of ground purchased b.,
Mr.. Moses Davis of Isaac Webster Esq fi.1n,ed a
Gary street and containing % fcet IN front on O.;
treet having thereon large b X Lumber Nc1se
dwelling house end other ipproTereh;1.
Terms will be made knqwD % apniieaiion 10
.14sc''s, HaGiDst. = l.easdyf5
Sept %,
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OiiCE-Pursua"t tn dcerec of the lImora.
= bic Judge, Of tie superior G rt Of Cb,nccrv
tor the District Of iIcl'nond. en- 5e 4oiA before
t,e ,ro"t ,Yo' &, tie Eagle Cavern in tlc city OF
h'ehmono, on tue c3th Day Of October next; ten
."uGSoG ac,es 81 Kentuehy I.nnis belonging TO- tb.
'..ate ~ hona7 Slot, dee ascd. Six mnnths
va d" slowed the purchaser giving Bond Wit, an
CONisADE WEBB
f;ecHfor Of IHoDtas .Siore .ec'I
Hampstead Sept. %, 1912. CO
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1 NSfOR 0lL-tner great e>pcnce ahf atfcp.
tloH, tie So ser'hrr is now ertied 20 suppl, A.
W OF tie best quality. 1t viii he kept cmstsn,,s
'ic'h' ut ms Factory ncar G0,,hhn; conn. ht,uqe
Oh Hill, Aug % ''"'
We iHvc ,or = months used in n r,sc,i,. r..
tor Ci pregired by Doctor Ricaard G. 10 si,s
which We can certify To 80 ct fs rate qnqiiiv c,c6
sos" '.meu' s"l mpur,.cs. sitting tfcss,,',iy ~,
ne "!1.N"on' ans operating wtan' er,pinc, Which is
81 ap' totc pr0ducci b.. in,4r.iji O., t,,, H. w.;
vcrsaIy being more ar 4 IS r,r,.1
hEDGEW lSrNN
n. ". VNUGfA y;
August 81 SSsE
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NORTHERN FRONTIER.

Bxffiag:on, Fremont, Sept. ~.
are informed there are 30 Indians at st. Ar
ready 20 move in any direction requested.--
are about 450fritish regulars at the Isle Aux
st the north end OF the Lake ; the British
Transported 5iGun Boats into the lake. APP
,cnsive OF this, several officers have written to
Scc-essry of the Navy aud of war for INSTRUCT
mo answer has been, returned to any,
gentleman direct from Canada, we learn,
saw at Montread 1000 Indian Warriors, 400
IN crossed the river on Friday last, it was said
letown---the remainder were directed to en-
lat Lachine.
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aTT:acK UPON L0JgER GAMBIA.


Sept. 17-From all parts OF tic
.Cd2ntry we receive aecohnts of the movements al
thluoops and militia. Pisttsburg, New FORK about
6Qmiles from Montreal, is their place OF dest;na-
tiG where Generals Dearborn and bloomfield,
hive already arrived, with about 1000 eaeh.-
The 9th Regiment unteriCoi. Simons; the 18th, Col
hke, x 18th Col. Schuyler, all N: England troops,
are on the march to join the army at Plattsbursh,
ainderrsen, Dearborn the 9th & 18th Regiments
from =. Y, were to msrc!, the third instant. The
VERMONT troops now at P;a,tsbuigh 1t is stated
thatEen. Bloomfield, OF New-Jcrsey, is to command
the ban of the army on the expedition
Nout so Of the u. States troops from New
ipshire, and between and 500 of the drafted
ia of this State, passed through town the pres
week, on their way 10 PlattsburS.
be Pattsburg letter anticipates speedy arri
here OF" Major Eustis with battalion of light
fiery Capts. Brooks, Grafton, and all our New.
,hnil boys. and are confident from the exertions
lem Bloomfield they will be enabled to meet
enemy with some assurance of success"
rmotlore Barney. firing salute at Newport
arrival, unfortunately had of the guns
Ay with canister of musket balls, which
shot awoman on shore through the thigh about 90
balls we're picked up. Such carelessness is repre-
hensiDie in the highest degree.
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! August 1s.-In consequence of the Que
Dec. w heat being purchased for exportati
ON, great advance has taken place on that
article, and Wheat is now tsuen,y four sti-
H@Sa and sic Fence sterling per bushel.
| No o.Iicial account of the defeat "a Mar
mont by Id. Wellington in Spain, had ar
| rived in England on the 18th Aug. although
the intelligence had been received through
variety of channels, and was net doubted
" are told that Il private letter from n
\. states, the official accounts gperc then i'm
II. W
Admiral Sir Johx Rorizsc IFa,ren was TO
have sailed from Portsmouth OH the 10th of
August, Tor America, with ,ne following
ships under his command The ST. Domin-
go, "a guns the Poiticrs, "A and the
fam-, Magnet, Musinc and Sophie, Fri
gates.
OFFICE OF TRADE.
WHITEHALL, Aug. IL, 1912.
The licences granted for the projection of
SHIPS belonging To the u. S. of America,
winch required their clearing out before the
18TH of this month, will be extended to the
hrH September next, and, it il shall hap
pen that goods NO" ON hand shall not then
be ready to be shipped, on "A statement cf
such tact by the merchant OF manufacturer,
the sand licences shall be extended TO
W nc ABOVE f1ah0o'ii states. that the
frivatcer Unised We Stand of New York
has re-taAen schr. (pvize to the Jason fri
gate,) bound from Bristol, Eng, to Bal,i-
more, laden With copper, tin &c and has
sent her into an eastern port, where she has
arrived.
The Matilda, privatecr. of PHILADELPHIA.
has been on cruise off Cape Antonio, and
taken British ship, Q briggs and a schooner,
two OF them were ordered for New Or
leans.
a. Private letters from II. i. state, that
Sir Sydney Smifh is Coming out with Sir ].
b. Warren as minister Pienihotenfiury-
tn at is, we presume, with ./uH fioguers to ne
S'ociate or to. fshf.
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,ym. Ji'Ksnisy, of Ohio.

IL NEbO LILLIAN EDITORS.
AZ The Republican, Editors throughou,
Virginia, are respectfully requested TO pub
fish the above Letter once, and the List in
every paper unit. the day of Election.
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% At midnight Con the Ioth) fire swept off in
the town OF Abingdon, in this state, the new brick
house OF col Francis Preston, & all his out-ouses
with other dwelling houses Sc sc. The fire is
suspected to be the work OF some incendiary
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O. Some sales of Flour were yesterday effected
at Sc.
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u The brave Smelling is another, zyit.
ness against Hull. The Boston Chronicic
says, thathe confirms the statement of DOB
ons. What say the Messieurs Federalists
to this, too'
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Aayr.iQl
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RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER %.
CIRCULAR

tn PIE CORRESPONDING Committees. for fro
noting the Election Of James Madison to
The Presidency Of the u. S.
RICHMOND, Sept. 26, 1912.
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Very respectfully,
Sir, your ob't humble servants,
JAMES WOOD,
JOHN CAMPBELL, in.
SAMUEL GREENEOW,
WILLIAM. FENViCk,
BENJAMIN. J. HARRIS.
RIcHNoNb, 10Th SEPT. 1912.
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The Matilda, privateer. of Philadelphia
has been on cruise off Cape Antonio, ans
taken British ship, briggs and a schooner
two OF them weie ordered for New Or
leans.
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Q We are sorry 10 have TO state the death of u.
riah LetftVich Esq. (son of I'rsader-Gene Ell.
wich,) Lieut.. OF the Bedford Volunteers, who have
been stationed at Fort Norfolk duty as also o
three privates of the same company viz THo2na
Ba6eT, .45rah0a'i Rrantg, g Pyesiy Jaires-rhS
Company are noSo stationed Smithiield, in h
county OF Isle OF Wight where they have been re
IlfIN slI D Al...H .nI.ax.l Il
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Extract Ola letter 10 a gcnfirman in This
eau tram his ('iena m Chill co,he, dated
.Scffembcr 10.
heard last night that Harrison had a
skirmish with the Indians near forr Wayne,
lost lc men and killed trcm $50 10 $50 Indi-
ans. cannot vouch for the, truth OF this
report, but think it probable"
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az Private letters from n. i. state, tina,
SH Sudney Smifh is coming out with Sir ]
IS. W arren as minister Pienihotentiury-
tn at is, We presume, with /uH fioguers to ne
sociate or tof.shf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-29

DIED, at the Eag'e Tavern. on the oqth instan,
JAMES LEE. on his way to Baltimore from Spyan
nal; he had with him SO neas and dollars in s
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