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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-17

Esirac. ofa letter from Capt. Lucas, Il
Maj. 1ames Denny, commandant Isl
Battalion, LIST Regiment Of ohio Halua.
feeYS.
LOWER SANDUsKY, 3Oth May.
Dear Sr-I arrived here safe last even
ing without meeting any obstacle on my
Journey.
{ endeavored to quiet the minds of the ci.
tizens of Delaware county, on my way
They appeared to be much alarmed on the
frontier; many have moved off, and some
are building block houses.
called at upper Sanduskv and had a
meeting of the chiefs of the Wyandot ma
ton ofindians that were at home, and read
and explained general HulPs address to
them. They all app ar ID we'll pleased, and
expressed great friendship and full deter
mination to adhere to the treaty of Green
vile.
Mr.. Varneur held council this day with
some of the chiefs of the Wyandots and
Munces. The Wyandots appear ssti6ed,
and believe they will all be friendly to the
II. States, but have made no preparation to
plant any corn. The Ottoways and Num-
ces believe will be unfavorable--the OF
toways have all moved of, and also the
greater part of the Munces. This place is
almost deserted both by the whites and In
dams. / will start tomorrow for Detroit.
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--LATEST FROM SPAIN.

Translation from CadiE papers, to the 18th
of May, received at the Office of the
Freeman's Journal.
The cortes has declared in a state of
blockade, all that part of the coast of Spain
which is in possession of the enemy, as
well as from Port ST. Mary's to Ayemonte,
in consequence of which, no vessel can ar
rive at or depart from Cadiz without hav-
ing passport, which must be shewn to the
as may be cruizingo on that coast. All ves-
sells arriving without passport viii be con-
hscated.
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NEW. YORK. Tulv 6.

The following is the only authentic i'm
formation received of Commodore Rogers
squadron since our last.
AMERICAN SQUADRON.
Capt. Robinson, of the ship Erie, from
Lisbon, arrived here Yesterday from New.
London, where he left his ship.
He informs, that on Saturday the 9th
ult. in loHg. 64, he was boarded by the
Hornet sloop of war, capt. Lawrence. (,he
remainder OF Commodore Rodgers squad.
ronin sight and Informed that two days
before they deserted frigate supposed to
be British. when they gave chase bat the
wind being light could not come up with
her. The next morning the weather was
thick, and when it cleared off the frigate
was not to be seen. Was further INFORMED
that the squadron Intended to cfuize be.
tween Halifax and Bermuda. When capt
Robinson left them they were steering S
T.. under easy sail.
Capt K. also informs, that before he lef
Lisbon information had been received, tina
the strong fortified position of Almarez, i,
Estramadura, was taken by Gen. Hill o,
the 18th Mav.--The British lost $50 mel
killed, the French 400 killed, and 500 pri
soners.
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hostile to the independence Of Neutral Pow
ers, aud of their flags
sWe have decreed, and do decree as
follows:
I" The DEGREES of Berlin and Milan are
definitely (from the first of November last)
considered as no longer in force, as far as
regards American vessels-[ Signed, sc j
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BOSTON, July 2.
FLAG OF TRUCE.

We understand the collector of Boston,
received a communication for Flag OF
Truce to carry augustus 1ohn Foster,
Esq late British ministersto the United
States, from Boston to Halifax. Mr. Eos
ter is expected in town in few days.
From the Oatarior Repository, printed at
Canandaigua, 1une 80.
POSTSCRIPT I've learn, that soon
after receiving the news of the declaration
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-17
PHILADELPHIA, July s.
LATEST FROM GIBRALTAR.

The brig Mary, Barnes, arrived at the
Lazaretto last evening from Gibraltar
Left there May 10th. The French were
besieging Tarifa, and general Ballasteros
with 5000 men, was marching to its re-
lief.
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SECOND EDITION.
Courier Ono, haT ea.

Courfer DIVIce, nag past SIX
" We have just learnt that his majesty 5
ministers have all sent 10 their designations
this afternoon"
SECOND EDITION of the GLOBE.
:" Ministers resigned this dsy-The
whole CABINETS out This is certain"
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respecting ministerial arrangements, be-
sides other articles of interesting intelli-
gence
LONDON, May %.
We stated 10 second edition last night,
that the Prince Regent, in answer to the add
dress of the House of Commons requesting
that he would be pleased to form an Efficient
ministry, stated that he would take the
same into his serious and immediate consi-
deration. In the course OF the evening,
Lord Castlereagh communicated to the
principal members of the Opposition, that
ministers were all, in fact, out, and that
they only continued to hold the seals until
the formation OF new ministry. His roy
al highness, we understand, last night sent
a message to marquis Wellesley, inviting
his lordship's attendance at Carlton House
this day to consult him upon new arrange
rnent. GLOBE.
The following list of new ministry, and
Of some of the intended arrangements,
is handed about in the highest political cir
cIes this day:
NEW CABINET.
Lord Hollaud-First Lord of the Urea.
suty.
Lord Granville of the Coan.
Gil.
Lord Moira-Priyy Seal.
Mr.. Canning-Home Secretary.
Mr. Ponsonby--Wa Secretary.
Lord Grev--Foreign Secretary.
Lord Wellesley First Lord of the Ad-
miralty.
Mr.. Chancellor of the Exche.
quer.
Lord Erskine-Lord Chancellor.
Lord Lauderdale of the
Board of Control.
Duke of Norfolk Master of the Horse.
Marquis of Lansdown-L Lord Lieute.
nant OF ireland.
Mr.. Horncr--Secretary.
Sir A. Piggott-AChancello of Ireland.
Sir S. Romilly -Attorney General.
Mr.. Sergeant Lens-Solicitor General.
Mr., Sheridan Treasurer of the Navy.
Nr. Huskesson and Mr.. Sturges Bourne
Joint Paymasters.
Mr.. Creevy and Mr.. Wrottesley-J Joint
Secretaries of the Treasury.
Lord Carysfort and Lord ST. John--Post
Master Generals, &c.
We stated YESTERDAY, that formal noti-
hcatlon OF the repeal of the Berlin and Mi
Ian Decress had been made TO our Govern.
ment, and we this day lay before our read
ers the extraordinary document by which
the French Emperor has thought fit to
make his determination public. 1t is dated
on the 28th April, 1911. that is to say two
months after thc americans had enforced
their Non Intercourse Law against us ex-
cinsively. Although there is an evident
ll8gle IN this affair, cannot see how the
British Government can refuse To rescind
the Orders in Council, TO which they stand
most solemniy pledged. The French will
no doubt, continue TO burn, sink and des-
troy American vessels as often as they meet
with them, Notwithstanding the revocation
OF the Berlin and Milan DEGREES; and the
Americans must seek redress in the best
way they can.
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DTTION Of the GLOBE.
PAcKETBY EXPRESS.

The London Journals OF Saturday have
arrived, bv express from Donsghadee,
bringing the following additional particulars
respecting ministerial arrangements, be-
side. other articles of interesting intelli-
pence
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-17

has recommended the third Tuesday ia Au-
gust next as convenient day TO BE- set a.
part as day of Humiliation and Prayer
throughout the United States.
We learn verbally that the United States
ship Wasp has arrived at New Castle, and
that the messenger arrived at Washington
on Saturday Nothing by her has
transpired.
The news OF declaration of war had
reached Halifax by the Makarel British
schooner.
THOMAS FrouRSoY, Esq. of Georgia,
has been appointed bv the President and
Senate, Brigadier General in the army Of
the u. States.
Col. THOMAS CUSHING of,he army Of
the United States, is appointed Adiusant
General of the army of the United States.
Col ALEXANDER SMITH. ofthe army
of the United Ssates, is appointed Inspcc-
tor General of the army OF the u. Stsses.
National 1atelEgsncsr.
Cal of the Legislature Of Mew- Jersey.
The Speaker of the House of Assembly
issued his proclanatio requiring the Legis-
lature to meet at Trenton, on the 4th day
of August next, for the purpose of provid-
ing camp epuipage, arms, &c. for the draft
ed militia of New Jersey.
The vaults of the Banks at Nantucket
(says Boston paper) have been emptied of
their specie, which was brought to this
town. That belonging TO he Nantucket
Bank was deposited in the Union Bank,
and that Of the Pacific Bank in the State
| Bank. We also learn, that several families
were moving of from the island.
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So 8a5ette+
Martinsburgh, July II.

A Jefferson County Federalist must crease
us. The subject is disposed 81, and At S0outd
be disagreeable to the editor and Of no benefit
to the public, to reoive 1.-THE intelligence
and the honesty, the substantial Seorth Of
the country, has pronounced its decision
and ws haze no disposition TO inUits az ain
.frothy defamation and viralent senseIess
defamation.
The Rev Mr. Mayer will preach at the
Episcopal church, in Martinsburgh, on Thurs
day the 3oth inst.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-17
LUKE PENTONEY

| LUKE PENTONEY
D RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
IN and the public, that he has taken the
House lately kept by Michael M'Kewan,
known by the name of the
Martinsburgh Inn,
in South Queen street, Martinsburch.
where he has good accommodations for
travellers and others. Those gentlemen
who may please to encourage the establish
ment, may rest assured that every attention
shall he paid, and the best kind Of Liquors
always kept.
July IL. 1919.
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DAY of Humiliation and Prayer.
The President Of the United States in
conformity to the resolution of Congress,
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Soreistt Ietts.
BELFAST, May 81.
RESIGNATION Of MINISTER'S.

This very important circumstance is thus
announced in two of the London papers of
Friday last:
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The following is the only authentic In
formation received of Commodore Rogers
squadron since our last.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-01-07
ORIGINAL
Family MEDICINES,

PREPARED with the greatest care & attention
BY MICHAEL LEE, * Go.
Lees Worm Destro ing Lozen5es.
This medicine is superior 10 any ever Oh
fered 10 the public, being innocent and mild,
certain and eficacious in It's operations
Lees Ehrir,
A certain remedy for colds, COUGHS, or
asth,mas and particularly the whoepIng
cough SO destructive to children
lees Essence Of Mustard,
So well known for the cure of Rheuma-
tism, gout, palsy, sprains, ETC.
Lees Grand Restorative,
Provedby long experience to be unequal
led IN the cure Of nervous disorders, con-
sumptions, lowness of spirits, inward weak
ness, etc.
Lees .fnti-6ilfous File,
For the prevention and cure OF bilious and
malignant fevers,
Lees Sovereign Ointment for The Itch,
Which is warranted an anlaliible remedy
at one application
Lees Latallible .4gue q Fever Drohs,
For the cure Of agues, remittent and H.
termittent fevers-
Lees Genuine Persia. Loton,
Celebrated for the cure Of ringw ofms, tet-
tiers, etc
Lee's Genuine Eye Water,
An effectual remedy for all diseases IN the
eyes.
Which give immediate relief
Lees 7ooth-.5che Drofs,
Lees Corn Plaster,
Lees Damdsk Lii: Safve,
Lees Restorative Powder,
For the teeth and gums.
Lees .4nodyne Fh1iT,
For the cure Of every kind OF headache.
The Indian Vegetable ShecGc,
For the cure of Vcnereal complaints:
Sold wholesale and retail, by the proprle-
.or, No. 90, Pitt-Street, Baltimore.
r. GRAY. Bookseller, King-street' ana
". KINGSTON, Fsirfax-street, AieSah-
dria -,
10 country merchants and Others "he
purchase to sell again, liberal discount VIII
re given by the proprietors
To detect counterteits, observe each A''i
Gle has. on the outside wrapper, the sigma
ture of MlCHAEh iEL' '''I
N. B. At the places OF sale May be mad
.frra,is) pamphlets containing receniand es-
,raord;na,y cases Of cures whose length pre-
vents their being herewith inserted H.,
June 20 "a"
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Alexandria, Nov. 23.

WAS committed to the Jail of this county
IS run way, a negro III N, who says his
,ame IS DAVID THOMAS--he is about S
feet or 8 inc!nes high, and about 40 years
Of age, of a light complexion, and is said to
belong tosa Mrs Disges Of Prince Georges
.oun,y, Marylgnd--he has lived in this town
some wears The owner is requested to come
.nd prove tho property, pay charges & take
rim away, otherwise he will be disposed OF
rs the law directs.
James Campbell, Jaller.
December Q laW2m
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T @ Z Il z,
PUBLIC SALE.

= =. ," -
Ry virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court
of the district Of Columbia, held at Alex
andria, will be exposed to sale, on WE'D
NEsDAY, the 18th day OF January, at 3
O'Clock, in the afternoon,
A valuable Lot of Ground,
on Fayette alley, bounded as follows - Be
ginning a, the distance of 100 feet from the
intersection Of Union-street and Fayctte al
ley, and running on the alley in front 60
feet, 10 the north rs feet inches, to the
west 60, to the south Is Geet7 inches, thence
10 the beginning. I elms made Anown at the
time Of sale.
Thomas Swami,
]. T. Ramsay, Com IS
December IT. 3taWts
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lust Published,
For Sale BY ROBERT GRAY,

For sac 0Y hOD EN4 O'>"1,
An account OF Expeditions to the Sources
afthe Mississippi, and through the w estern
DARTS of louisiana, to the Source OF the AZ
kaosaw, Kans. La Platte, and Pierre Jsun Kl
gers-performcdby order Of the government
Of the United States during the years 1905,
1906, and 1907
IND Il TOUR THROUGH
The interior Parts of Nero SPAN,
When conducted through these Provinces
~ order of the Captain General, IN the year
lso7-by Major z. M. Pike-illustrated
with Maps and Charts.
Price with the Plates separate, SIS 20
Ditto with the Plates bound lii CT
Ditto in boards, 90
n Subscribers will please call for their
copies.
A supply Of Carey's Family
Bibles, and Adgate's Music.
July 10 H. ".
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PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue of a deed of trust from DANIEL
MsCARIY, and Name ARETIA MATILDA
SNowDEN, his wife, tie rs the subscribers,
will be exposed to public Sale, on SATUR-
DAT, the Ilth day of January, 1912, at
the Coifee-IIouse, in Alexandria-
A TRACT of LAND on the river Po-
\ IN tomac, lying in Loudoun county, state
of Virginia, known as M'Carty's Island, and
Sugar Land Tract or so much thereof as viii
be sufficient to pay the sum recorded IN SAID
deed
This property lies about 90 miles above
George @oen, and the CITY of Washington
and the Island part of'the property, contain
Ing 800 acres, is known by its productions to
be the most valuable and desirable land IN ell
sther the states Of Mars land or Virginia, with
proper cultivation may be made co produce
100 bushels of corn per acre. great pro-,
portion OF this tract is heavily tinibered from
which all inexhaustable quantity OF ship TIM.
Der, slaves, sc. may be taken The pro-
perry viii BE shewn en- application TO Mr..
John w. Bronaugh, in George Town.
The terms of sale are--One third cash on
the day of sale, the balance in three equai
payments of three, six and nine months, all
bearing in crest from the day OF Sale; with
two approved endorsers residing in the dis.
trict of Columbia land is to remain
bound and be re-sold at ten days notice, OF
default Of payment, for so much ready mo-
ney as may be sufhcientto raise the balance
then due. and the residue Oh acredlt 10 meet
the future instalment or instruments tn
proceeds of which resale is to be in like man
ner secured, and this Operations ofresale Is to
be made as often IS such successive default
shall require conforming each to the terms
prescribed for the first
Elisha Janney,
James Keith, Jun.
October9 2aWes
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THREE LOTS or LAND, in the Npp'
4 part of Fairfax county, part Of the - -
tate of the late Daniel McCaity, OF oe'-
Grove.
No. l--conta;n;ng S47 acres
No Containing 5s7 acres, ana
No 3-Containing $50 acres
This land is situate near the Po'oh,a" :
the lower enc Of M'Carty's island 0lS'1,
from Alexandria and Georyc Town aoon' /"
miles one half of each lot IS wen tlt''h
ed Persons wishing to purchase VIII y nA T.,
application to EDGAR McCARTY' at ''''
Grove, or GEoRcE MAsoN, at Guns}on
Fairfax County, Dec 1873 CO
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SUBSCRIBERS to the PORT FOLIO
are respectfully Informed, that toey may be
supplied with their Numbers by applying to
tas subscriber. They are also requested to
come prepared 10 discharge the respective
balaaces due by them.
James kennedy, sen.
AeENr
yaauar d6t
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Habn's Anti Bilious pin

-
Forthe prevention and cure OF biI;o'
malignant Ferer-prepared OILY AZ Is'
old established Patent and Family NJ.
Store, No. So Maifiea Lane, Ncw.y, 9
Tie operation of these Pills is De- !,
mild, so asto be u.eawith safety by ~.
in ever situation, and Of every age.
They are excellently adapted to car,
superfluous bile, and prevent tia morhJ
cretions; torestore and amend the an. ),
to produce free perspiration, and ,n.,
prevent colds, which are often OF la,s, ~
uuences a dose never fails to reno. y
cold, if taken on its first appearance !
are celebrated for removing habituaI c,M
ness, sickness at the stomach & Severe e
ache and ought to be taken by all pcr,TM
on change Of climate.
They have been found remarkably ,R.E
cious in preventing and curing disord:n
tentIant On long voyages, and should be rnE
cured, and carefully preserved for Use I
every searsnn
Hamilton's Worm Lozenges
This we'll known remedy has cured durirI
the last eleven years, an immense hunbe, \
children and adults Of various dan crous can |
plants arising from worms
Hamilton's Grand Restorative, I
Is recommended as an invaluable med
cine for the speedy relief & permanent ers
for the various complaints which result f0E
dissipated pleasures Juvenile indiscrstn
residence in climates unfavorabIe 70 The ccg
stitution; the immoderatc use oftea; MI
quent intoxication, or other destructive III
temperance /; the unskilful or excessive rs
of mercury the diseases peculiar to femah
at certain period of lifs !; bad lyings in, al
Tooth-ache Drops.
ITCH OINTMENT,
Warranted 10 cure by one application.
Hamilton's Elixir, for Coughs,
asthmas, sore throats, and most disordeHdI
the breast and lungs, is recommended as M
unparalleled remedy.
Hamilton's Essence and ExtraN Of
Mustard,
A safe and effectual remedy tor acHle and
chronic rheumatism, govt, rheumatic smt|
palsy, lumbago, numDncss. white swelling.
chiblains, sprains, bruises, pain in the hs
and neck, &c.
The Restorative Powder for the Teei
and Gums.
The Damask Lip Salve.
Hahn's true and genuine German
Corn Plaster.
The above genuine Medicines have hi
in the highest estimation throughout lhet.
States for upwards of ten years; many d
them are sold for less than tie drugs OF Whh
they are compounded, could be purchases
a retail store.
They are, by strciol appointment sol
wholesale and retail, by
James Kennedy, sen.
Bookseller, alexandria
T Purchasers are requested to rcmeN
Der that an engraved label. with the sIgnatu'
of Hannah Lee, widow of the late Rch1:
Lee, Jun. Go counterfeit which is fetonj)A
affix cd to each of her genuine Meticincs'
HANNAH LEE.
New York, July 1o-l27, l.N
FOR SALE.
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e. Superhne Yellow Bar

DR.. S,sNFORD'S improved 20 " D At
OF the BARK, having been used a"G 'S 'h
approved by many physici~ns OF dist'n 4I";,i
ed character in different parts OF the 90" =
States the proprietor is now encopFa !; ,fl
offer it to the FACULTY in general ,'"s, ]
persuasion, that no practitioner g, ''s "a,
the choice Of his means, can tail 10 DC
ed in the use of this elegant prcp"S''U,,. ,,.
In strength, hnenesS and certainty =. coa.
ton, i greatly surpasses the BARK !"
mon use.
1Ae EsSEN7Y5L SILT or pr
prepared by the sap'e o.,elsot
The above articles are put up Ia = ,sagi
different sizes, to accommodate ,ptJI
wants of not only phvsicans' huf {" :.,e fr
druggists, country merchants ana i'''
miles Sold by -,
James Kennedy, sea- r..
Bookseller, and no otier tfr'O" %
pndria ---I ~
Printing neatly exscu'0
this Office.
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November 26 Jaws
NEW PUBLICATIONS,

md other WI U.dBLE BOOKS, Just re-
eeived By JAMES KENNEDY, sen. Book
seller, King-street.
CHRISTIAN RESEARCHES in Asia
to which are annexed TWO disconrses before
the university Of Cambridge, and sermon
before the society for missions to africa and
the cast /: Also, the celebrated sermon, CALI
ed the 6, Star in the East ."--by the Reeve
rend DR.. Buchsn,n.
The genuine epistles ofthe Apostolic Fa-
theirs, ST. Earnabas, St. Clement, st lgna-
thus, and st Po!ycarp
Practical Piety, by Hannah More.
Thewerks of Thomas Kempis, vols
Orton's Religious Exercises.
Tho Christiaa Remembrance.
Doddridee's Sermons on Education.
The Saw Book Confession of Faith.
Msmoirs of Prince Eugene, OF Savoy, by
himself
Clarke's Travels in Russia, Tartara, and
Turkey.
Stewards Palosophic1 Essays.
Burn.'s Popular Dirsttion for the treat
ment of the diseases of women & children
Copeland on the diseases of the Rectum
and Anus
Dictionary CT Quotations.
Ramsay's Life of Washington, addressed
30 tho youth Of the United States.
Wsshing, IONS Valetlietory Address, with
a beautiful miniature likeness OF the general
Is Episcopalian Harmony, adapted to the.
hymns of the episcopal church.
Hymns Cor. de-
Bibles & co;l,rson Prayer Books of various
sizes, in plain * elegant bindings,& a variety
of chiidi ems Books, with enSrayngs.
Deccm or SO cow
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FOR SALE,

New York, July 1O-(27j
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kind peculiarly attracted Ny obse,,.,
large sycamore had slipped from its , =,
! the bank and bad SO admirably prvsyrSs el %
equilibrium, that it HIS Teen e,ts,', :. is
rect in the " ater Immersed about ~ ~ s.,
has every appearance Of ha,irlq o;""e$
grown there. S'Aig
The shocks corrective were most ;.
experienced upon the islands, and rpn sas0l
them have been much shattered, for I ohss
where the stratum Of earth was aires ,': :;
not crack but uDduiated excessively ,, Iat
Pickering on the extremity Of the HW
Chickasaw Bluff aud 242 miles from ,bo lQ
of the Ohio, the land is strong and hiph ~
however the earth was extremely apit',eJ 's
& the block house which is almost a solid @
of hewn timber, treirbled like the asn;n T. y
The distractions in this river wlirk ~ "'
always been quite numerous are now 60 ~. .'
siderably increased as to demand the u,, v'
prudence and caution from subsequent uay;;..
tors, indeed | am very apprehsnslvc that i =,
be almost impossible i'll food water, for nn,s
such time it will be impossible to saywhcre A.
currents will hcreattcrrun, what portion (jf,nr,
of the present cmbarrassments will be destro,''t
what new sand bars, sc. may yet be csu,pI
by this portentous phenomenon. Mary M,
fellows are undoubtedly wrecked, Or jnrit5 MD
under the ruin OF the banks. OF the loss 4
four boats am certain.."" To be continued