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Ertracs Of a letter from Coz. Harr;.
SON to Cor. Shelby, dated at X. @
(Piqua) September 9Th, 1912, .
O'Clock, a. M..
The British and Indians have laid
seige to Fort Wayne, ls.'haps have
taken it. 1t is their object to push
on to Fort Harrison and yinccnnes
You will, my dear sir, leave nothing
undone, [ am convinced to relieve
those places; but it must be done
with mounted men, who will carry the
greater part of theirown provisions.
MilIer's regiment ! hope has march.
ed from the falls; it ought to be
followed Ly considerable force Of
mounted men. ] have already de-
tachcd Col. Allen, with 900 Ken.
lucky infantry, towards fort Wayne)
he is TO be joined by 700 mounted
men. that are advanced Of this /: but
I have been unable to move With the
rest of the army for want of two es.
scntial articles; small supply will,
he upto day, and The troops will be
ready TO march in two hours. Great
God! what an opportunity l may
loose of avenging my country and
saving the frontiers. for the want G:
few trifling articles. However
weare amply supplied with bayonets,
and cur spirits are reused to the
highest pitch. Indignation and re-
sentiment fires every breast"
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BOSTON. Sept. e6.
GREAT NEWS FROM SPAIN.

Mr. Bailey of New York, a very
intelligent gentleman who has resid-
ed some years in Spain, and who ar
| rived in the Maria Teresa from Ca
| diz, has furnished us with Spanis,
papers and verbal news from the Pc
ninsuia Of great interest to every
patriotic heart.
The defeat of Marmonf in Leon is
fully CONFERENCE.-The officia! ac-
counts Of il arc given in preceding
columr.-!n addition, we learn, that
Lord Wellington was in sharp pur-
suit Of the fugitive French. and that
prisoners and artillery daily added
to the magnitude ofhis victory. The
Spanish corps wer' Joining the VIC
tory with great earneslness, and
were exercising severe revenge Oh
such OF their late oppressors as fell
under their sabres.
Marshal Scuit had left Andalusia
and rcacsad Toledo, on his way to
succour NIarmont !; and was closely
followed hy Gen. Hill with $4,000
men.
Gen. Daiiesteros had escaped thu
stratagems Of Laval, de. and was
advancing from Grenada into Anda-
lusia He appears TO be general
Of great resources and ACTIVITY
Most Of the Spanish commanders
are row yong men Of talents and pa
trio:ism. The +" Grannics" of the
ancient order Of things" are laid
up in ordinary.
The expedition from Sicily and
Minorca, consisting Of about $4,000
English, sicilisns and SpaniarIs. vc-
NAMED aaoat off the coast Of Cata.
ion!a at the last date: they were
waiting all opportunity 10 cooperate
with a well organized Spanish force
Of about the same number in Gaia
lonia. In this quarter Marshal SUI
cllet has about $4,000 veteran
troops.
The Spanish guerilla Corps
were in high spirits and extremely
active and daring: and their hatred
oftheir French lyrants was inycts-
rate. Don Sanc.es has 5000 excel
lent cavalry. ana; follows in the Vi
entity Of Lord Meilinsson's army.
He has made many captures, and a
large proportion Of his troops are
dressed in laced jackets made Ct
French officers coats. Tie skirts be-
ing cut off; and to show their con.
tempt for fhe new French nobility
whenever they capture the insigniya,
OF the Legion Of Monor. they tie !.
to their horses tails. nina wl,yn
he executes Frcnchman. in reta-
iiation tor patriot murdered.
decoTates his haass.,a with Ike
Star OF the Legion Honor. The
Shepard, one Of these .partizans,
lately hung several Frenchmen, in
consequence of the execution Of one
ofthe Spanish patriots.
Wherever there had beon cultiys-
ton in Spain, the product had been
abundant. Flour was very plenty
IN Cadiz, there being $4,000 barrels
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MoNIroRr.

o Thon whose syord from solid dark.
nees strHck
That shark, the Srsn, strike 7visdom from
mn soul YOUNG.
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S A l. I.

Sixteen Hundred Bushels Ground Al
lum Salt
Twenty bbls. No. & 2 Beef
Sixty boxes Mould aud Oipt Candles,
(assortcd sizes)
One hundred Reams Writing Paper
One hundred do. W,apping do.
One box mems coarse Shoes,
Twenty boxes Windsor Soap,
Quantity of Tow Cloth,
Now landing from sloop Olive, for
sale 6y
P. Dunbar & Co.
October / DIST
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thew will reach you in safety. ! send
hem with great reluctance from their
IGNORANCE Of the woods. ! think it p,o.
bable there is large party Of Indians
way laying the road between this and
Vincenpes, likely about the Narrows,
for the purpose Of intercepting any par.
ty that may be coming to this place, a.
the cattle they got lore will supply item
plentifully with provisions for some tim.
to come.
Please, sc. &c.
fSigned) T. TAYLOR.
His erceNency Gov. Harrison.
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FALL GOODS.

JOSEPH JAJNNEY
HAS received per the Ship AReo,
Captain Peterson, just arrived from LII
yerpool, an assortment of
Fall Goods.
8 mo. 90. d
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+ ALL GOODS.
John Lloyd,

John Lloyd,
Has received by the shn .drgo very
general assortment Of Seasonabie
GOODS,
Consisting principally of Flannels,
Blankets, Flushings, Coatings, Broad
/, Cloths, Plains, Kerscys, Waistcostlngs,
Worsted and Cotton Hosiery, Manches
try, Sc. &c.-most of them at lowest
and middle prices-which viii be ready
cfor sale by the piece or package IN
few days.
September % dlws,awtt.
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MOI iIt.

~ ASIs
In conformllyao resolution oil the
i Trustees of the Hay Market Acu-
= denny, on the 22d ultimo, appointing
committee to prepare 4 sy stem OF Re
gulations to be presented to the SAID
Trustees for their consideration, at
meeting to be holden at Green's t.
VEN, in the said town, on the first Sa-
turday in October nc~t-No.ice is
hereby given, that meeting will then
and there take place, at which the at
tendance of the Trustees is NEST car
nestIy requested.
E. Brooke, Secry.
September IL dt3D
Wanted toPurChase or Hire,
a BLACK MAN SERVANT. For
one that can come well recommended,
generous price will be given. Apply
TO the Printer.
Sept. Is. 4.
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Far. Harrison, SEPT. l3.

HWI Ha'TSCH, oeFt. Is.
DEARsR,
wrote you on the 10th instant.
giving you an account Of the attack on
this place, as well as my situation, which
account / attempted to send by water.
but The two men whom dispatched in
canoe after night, found the river so well
guarded, that they were obliged to re-
turn. The Indians had built fire on
the bank of the river, short distance
below the garrison, which gave them I'D
opportunity of seeing any craft that
might attempt to pass, and were waiting
with canoe ready to intercept it, lex.
pectthe Tort, AS well as the road oVincen.
nes,i is aswell or better watched than the
river. But my situation compels me
to make one other attempt by land, and
my orderly sergeant, with one other
man, sets out to night with strict orders
to avoid the road in the day time, and
depend entirely on the woods, although
neither of them have ever been TO Win.
eennes by land, nor do they know anv
thing of the country, but I am in hopes
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From, the Yankee.
ECONOMICAL ALMANACK.
SEPTEHBF
SEPTEMBER.

This month has no very urgent call
TN thy industry but every day has its
claim to thy economy. Thy care may
save much that the neg ligent farmer SUI
iers time to destroy.
His corn stalks, il cut in season, ere
exposed to wind and weather, till they
are not worth carrying to lis barn.
Let yours be carefully dried and secur-
Cd rom the rain; they will prove We
~ nutriiive fodder for your cattle in the
winter.
Prepare manure for the next spring.
DO not suffer drain from your barn
ya'd t. rob your farm Of shis advance
pay ior It's produce. Let it receive the
masii Of the hig1N2v if possible; if not
avail yourself If it wnerc it is deposited.
Cover the yard several inches deep with
this OF the ooze from a pond or marsh.
It wlii receive an improvement from
your cattle that will reward you amply
tol the trouble.
II you have wall to Law, make s mi
nu,e's calculation before you begin. Is
1t not as cheap to lay twenty rods, that
may stand fifty years, as forty, that shall
tall down IN less than half the time
If SO, it is full as easy done. Dig a
ditch twenty or thirty inches deep and
fill 1t with small stones, and you have a
sure foundation, that will not be moved
by the freezing and ,hawing of the
ground.
Build the stately superstructure, with
proper care and that part Of your field
viii have faithful csntinel. You may
rest secure and be assured it will net
need recruiting by your hand.
II your own age is not long enough to
fence your firm in this manner, you may,
II least, begin the work, aud leave
good example Tor your Eosterity.
tits unnecessary &c observe that less
time and fewer materials are requisite
to build a strait fence than a crooked
one. Without the assistance OF geome-
try, a good taste would dictate you to
follow a RI gh, line wherever conveyance
will admit.
Square fields arc enclosed with less
irnc~ lnan any other form, and from the
an,esd IDEAS of regularity ard economy,
afford tie most pleasing prospect.
! have somewhere read that love IF
regularity was sure criterion of good
member Of society. / believe there i,
SEINE truth in the observation. Nor do
I think it would be amiss for every yo-
ter to be convinced of the good order
and economy of a man in his domestic
affairs, before they confde in him the
trust of making laws for the state.
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% ss~--
NEW. ORLEANS, August %.

An officer from the private armed
schooner Caroline who left the Baliso
on Thursday last after the gale. reports
that she is ashore about two miles THIS
side of the Block-House after having
been obliged to cut away both masts and
the loss of her ruhder, and farther states
that the Block House and other bul!d-
inss have wi,kstood the gale, the house
of ATTY Syva, pilot, bc;ng entirely swept
away on the day OF the sale. The RI
gate Southampton. chased the frepc'E
n,iyateer. commanded by orc DOM
niuue, into tic Ea.izc, alter which Sis
cent in several Of her boats 10 cat out
the Caroline and pri,ahcer, bnt missed
the channel ard could not get In, she
then stood off &c the southwark.
Previous to the gale the sloop Of wer
Brazen was OF the S. L Pass at anchor
and after the gale, was seen apparently
dismasteJ. The guns of the Caroline,
with one or two - Founders already At
the block house, was mounted there,
and having plenty of ammunition fron
the Caroline, were determined to make
a vigorous resistsee in Case Of an TT
tack.
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For tie Alexandria Gazette.
ELEGY TO PITY.

ELEGY TO PITY.
Hail lovely power whose bosom hea'es
sigh,
When fancy paints the scene Of deep
distress;
Whose tears spontaneous chrystallze the
When rigid fate denies the power to
bless.
Not all the sweets Arabia's gales convey
Front flow'ry meads, Can with that
sigh compare,
Not dew drops glitterins In tbs morn
ing ray, go.
Seem Ger SO beauteous as that falling
Devoid of fear, the fawns around thee
play;
Emblem of peace, the dove before thee
hics;
No blood stained traces mark thy blame
less way;
Beneath thy feet no helpless insect
dies.
Come lovely Nyrnph and range The mead
|, with me
TIE spling the partridge from the
guileial Toe,
From secret snares the struggling olfd
To free
And stop the hand uprais'd to give the
blow.
And when the cir with heat meridian
glows.
And nature droops beneath the con-
quering CLEAN,
Let us, slow wandering where the cur
rent flows,
Save sinking flies that fioa: along the
stream.
Or, turn to nobler, greater tasks thy
care,
To me thy sympathetic gifts impart {;
Teach me in friendships sricfs 20 bear
share;
And Justly boast the generous feeling
heart.
Teach m. TO sooth the helpless orphans
gricf:
With timely aid the widows woes as.
suage:
To miseries moving cries to yield relief,
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E. Brooke, Sec'ry..
nbtr II cts
Fifty Dollars { eWard
September II

u AN away, sone time ~ Deem
IRE :CE, % so Yeas OIL, of Il ye-
ry dark complexion, and when spoken
to, L. anxious to make herself arpear
yey polite, one OF her eyes is wSSk,
occc. stoned by having sore eyes on
the back part OF her ne k are several
RAJ scaes by having sea,nns there.
This Woman has an extensive &C
Quaintance In Charles county, MAJ
land, aaI from her ex.reu e art have
no doubt she has acquired item IL
Prince Georges county w shine.on
city, Georgetown md alexandria. Not
long since she wss in Piscat- way, and
had changed herTnsme to JIMMY and
: few weeks ago Sc VS. IN cnley
Town * Gcocrc,owp a 4 passed by
the MANS of MANY SnoRr.R it is
believed she has a p~ss OBTAINED tron
a woman Of that name. who lad che
f,om tie Clerks Office OF Charles
County. She was NJ Rozier's ferry not
lone since and applied t. Il Mr.. DayiT
to purchase her, it is presumed she
is lurking about some OF the above
places at this time. As 20 hcr clotiI-
ing 1t is dSemed UDnecceSg,v [" me"
ton them as snc has probably Chang.
ed Ihcm.
Thomas Burgess.
Charles County, Staic Of lMuryland,
n, 3, AL persons are hereby for
warned from harboring or employing
the shove described Negro Woman,
at their peril, sr under the seversst
penalties of the law.
T. B
August IS law
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NETWORK, September IS
Fro da,ls later from England.

L lCO uuyc .oU''
The ship Independence f'siey :.
came down Sound yestsrday' IN 90
days pc sage from London. H..
By the independence the coi'ors
efths New-York Gazette have re-
ceived oudon papers of the evening i;s'
ofthe 18th Of Aug. the day the sup
sailed. The defeat of the French
under Marmont, isofticiaily anhoahc-
ed in the papers. The loss OF the
French is about $4,000 men I'D MI
led. wounded and prisoners: Inc
result Of this defeat is. that the
French will be obliged to abandon
the whole OF Spain.
Admiral Warren's squadron drop
ped down to St. Hsiens on the 1Sth
August.
10 intelligence had been received
in london Of a general battle S"t
in partial affair between the nus
slams and French, the latter had been
successful.
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Copy Of a Communication printed at
Salamanca. respecting the memo
rab|e battle fought On the e2d Ju-
~, in the vicinity Of that City.
"Field Of battle. close TO Saia-
nlauca, July IS.
"The French army, under the
command Of Marshal Marmont. was
routed yesterday afternoon by that
of the Allies, directed by his excel
lcncy Lord Viscount Wellington,
Duke of Ciudad Rodrigo, in the
fields Of Salamanca. upon the left Of
the Tonnes. close to Aripises. after
an obstinate battle Of seven hours,
in which infantry, cavalry. and az
tillc:y performed prodigies ef VA
lour.
"The enemy We're successfully
Gisiodged from their advantageous
positions. with tic less ofall the Ar
tiiiery which they had placed in thcr,;
The loss which they have sustained in
arms. ammunition, and baggage, is
Immense that in men, up to this
morning, is irem 10 to 12.0Cc. of
which more than 1000 arc prisoners.
Some Eagles have also been taken.
At night Marmont commenced his
retreat by Alba, and as he j. very
closely pursued by the victorious
troops. it is expected he will suffer
other losses in his retreat.
"Csstiie and all Spain will reap
the fruits of this signal victory. and
the Castillians. in whose territory
the allied army is, will distinguish
themselves in furnishing generously
all The aids wanted in the neigh
bourhood Of the field of battle.
May the God Of Armies be praix-
ed, and may that gratitude which is
due to the allied army and its irwin
chile and enlightened Chief. be trans
mil'ed from generation to genera
ton.
p. S. Bonnet has just arrived here
wounded. ard with him more prison
ers.-The field of battle for more
than two leagues is covered with
dead bodies. among which are the
Colonel Of the tst regt. and among
the wounded, the Colonel Of the
1O1st, and some others. The En-
glish have lost few men-thc Por-
tusuese rather mere, and the loss of
the Spanish division trifling. 1t is
not thought that the total loss Of the
Allied Array exceeds $500 men.
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NOT il T..

IN conformity to resolution o. the
4 trustees Of The lay Market :acs-
oemy, on the 22d u,,imo, appointing
committee to preaars sy stem OF Re
gula,ions to be prcsonted 70 The sid
Trustees for tls,r considerations, a. =
mceting TO be holden at GroeL's -
ycrn, in the said town, On the first So-
turday in October rCxt--NotjCe -
hereby given, that mee.in, will then
and there take place: at Which the at
tendance of the 'frus,ets is RIOS: ear
nest!y requested.
E. Brooke, Sec'ry.
C.,.or,h.r 80
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER so.
FALL GOODS.

John Lloyd,
Has received by the shin .Arso Very
genera! assortment Of SrGsona5e
GOODS,
Consisting principally of Flannels,
Blankets, Flushinss, Coatings, Broad
Cloths, Plains, Kerseys, Wais,eoatings,
Werstea and Cotton Hosiery, Manshes-
try, SC. &c.--nsst of them at lowest
and middle prices-which will be ready
;or .a,e by the piece or package In
few days.
SeP,ember2e d'w''a"h'
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led. and the tO1l0WlhH Oih'o'S
ed.-sir william Beresford, Coie'
Cotton, Leith and Atles.
!" On the esth Lord WELLINGTON
was in march upon Penarande.
SUPPLEMENT- TO THE CO.
RUNNA EXTRAORDINARY
COURIER OF JULY 90.
Confirmation Of the Grand pctory
obtained by Lord Iyela'Hs:0n.
f" The Governor Of this place
(Corunna) is happy to communicate
TO the public, all the fortunate re-
suits obtained by our arms and those
OF our allies, which he has this morn
ing received from person worthy
n cont;,,ence. The following are
the particulars.
Under date Of the 9th instant
thev write from Panaranda that the
enemv's loss is not under 5000 men
that thcy are closely ;arsued in their
retreats and their direction thought
to Ee Burgess. :,
&" On the cath the allies had
made more than COCO prisoners,
with goo officers. and many others
were badly wounded. The cneHiy's
rear-guard was attacked by only 9
souadrons ofcavaIry, and the French
though far superior, shameFully iled'
abandoning four battalioas of inian-
try, which were all sahEed or taken
prisoners. The division OF Espana
marched as the vanguard. Our III
vincible English have offered some
troops and assistance to sesnor San
tocildes, to enable him to undertake
the seige Of ..1;amora and 'Eoro."
From the Coruasna Diary, July 81.
Confidential intelligence rcoeiy-
cd BY the Governor Of Corunna:
8. We have the most satisfactory
intelligence. The allied army in-
cessantly pHrsues the enemy. Their
loss already exceeds $4,000 men
with SO pieces OF artillery, all his
eeHeif,Is, with the exception oftwo
Who are killed, wounded or prison
c,s. Mavmont has had an arm am
putated, and received another wound
in his body.
"The victory has been one OF the
most complete that can possibly be
:masiued.-Yesterday an English iii
vision was to he in Sugovia, and the
fortrcsscs Of Toro and Zamora 10 be
hesiegcd by the 9th army. The in
trusive King, to whom we cannot
deny the merit of having foreseen
this success, OIL the aGth inst. fed
to Burgos. The fate OF Spain will
lie very different at tie end Of this
campaign
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Twenty Dollars Rewa. d.

- AN AWAY from he Subscriber living,
~ in Fairfax county. on Wednesday the
5th day Of February, hi lit mulatto man
SAN, about tweaty-,h.ee o, four years of
age' fivs feet six or seven inches high has
down look, speaks quick and has some i'm.
pediment In his speec at times He hse on
blue roundabout jacket, velvet pantsloons,
& long red flannel draws. As he is arlful itis
prob able he will change his dess he can
write, and expect will attempt to forge
pass. For the henious crime of attempting
to poison the tamil, he Hsd IN AZ iron collar
and pair of spa GELS, which l. is Ii ely he
has taken off " hoover will take IN and
secure said negro, SO that get him gain
shall receive Fen Dollars, and I'll reasonable
charges if taken in Fairfax copnty--aDd if
taken out Of the cosnty, the above re ward of
Twenty Dola.s
Daniel M'Carty Chichester.
February z IF
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18th Of November. These papers do not af-
ford one article of interest to the American
Reader. No notice of any modification OF the
various French DEGREES injurious to, and re-
strictive of American Commerce, is to be
found IL any Of these papers. It is true the
war communications madeoat the opening Of
Congress, and its accompanyments, had not
reached France, when the Pioneer sailed, of
course 1t would be premature to expect any
mark Of Imperial favor; his majesty seldom
pays, but never in advance.
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NORFOLK. February 8.

arrived here, on Saturday last, the British
N,iP Adventure, Jackson late mastery from
Liverpool, bound to St. Christophers, under
NE following circumstances
lAe Adventure isat present under the COM
,"a4G o. captain Thomas I4eEavour, late of the
o'iS lhree Friends, Of and bound from Salem
" orS2'l, with cargo costing $4,000 dollars,
COMPOSED o. Nankeers, Russia Goods, Proyi-
s''lS' &c, &c. On tie 9Th OF November last
u lt' 8 y long 26, ". Capt. l.. had the
n n,''!uStAae p tall in with the French freates
" and la Ny,nphe, of "a Guns each,
S c'.ore R20r, from Java, bound torrance.
F, s,s1 examining the papers of the Three
,h.t us' 'Ae french commodore gave orders
WI; cue with her cargo should be burned :;
Ten = orders were accordingly executed, at
,r,;e %Aii'g OFT the dry goods and such, other
c ans"; q The cargo as they thought proper.
on f,1'u IL with his crew, remained eight DAYS
,r. o0Sfu the French frigates, during which
90 ne iearned, that the commodore had or
Ana e.V - Oarn all American vessels bound to
I,s,n ION the ports Of an enemy. He also
midi 'aat they sailed from Nantz about the
me- u december, 1910, six weeks after the
AMI AZ, revocation of the DEGREES of Berlin
ma,in'' '''' according to the Presidents procla-
wb;,s ma they had troops for Batavia,
ONLY landed at d small pl,,ce In Java, the
French n,en remaining III possession of the
soon f.n anu Which the officers expected would
canea SIT MI ihese two frigates narrowly es-
Stre;atS.e. pure and were SO days from the
Three r. Oh Sunda, when they fell in with the
abovs.,,ru e z2d OF November, fell in with the
tain" '.'nentloned ship Adventure, and after
&c. psv uSt considerable quantity of dry goods,
America. y oapt, LetSyour to proceed to
Ponce 'e Indebted to Capt. Adams, of the sch.
DEAN rom Bayonne, for full file Bor-
~@u4 papers from the LIST Of october t - D the
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we spoke the brig Mohawk captain Stanwood,
from Alexandra, who supplied us with some
Hour and twine On the 9Th of January spoke
The brig Levant, captain Milward, of Norfolk,
who supplied US with some provisions, and
such other things as he could spare.