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total 1879

Brigadier general Starke had fortunately
reached Bennington with body of militia from
New Hampshire, where was established de-
pot of provisions for the use Of the northern
army, at the time lieutenant colonel Baum
made his appearance with 500 Germans
Starke, uniting his militia to the remains
(2oo) Of a continental regiment under colonel
Warner, iudiciously decided to strike Baum
before he could complete intrenchments, be-
gun forthe purpose ofstrengthening his po-
sition. The assault was immediate and vigor-
GUS; and The enemy was completely routed,
most Of the detachment being killed, wound
ed and taken. Starke's wise decision was not
only verified by his success, but by the dis
closrre that reinforcement under lieutenant
colonel Brocknam was fastening to Join Baum.
ne united force under Starke amounted to
1000.
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Congress Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIDAY, .ghrH "a, 1912.


REPORTED FOR THIS GAzETTE.
Mr.. Harper presented the petition Of John
Goddard and 50 others merchants OF Ports.
mouth, N. II. and its vicinity, praying for
repeal of the non-importation law. Referred
to the committee of the whole House who
have that subject under consideration.
Mr.. Grundy presented the memorial Of toe
Trustees of Columbia College in the State Of
Tennessee, relative to the funds Of that lnsl'
tuition. Referred to select committee Of hF''
Mr.. Bacon from the committee Of Ways
Means reported bill making an appropriation
for discharging all the outstanding clalnS'l0'
services performed and materials turDlSn'a '0s
the Capitol and Presidents House h'ai
twice and referred to committee Vi u"
whole house.
Mr.. Harper from the select comn"'s'
whom the message of the president "S'
ferred, recommending TIE aPP0lD'H.'"
two assistant secretaries IN the wax WA
ment, reported a bin for that purpose ""'~
was twice read and referred to a coiAi"i'''' y
the whole house.
Mr.. M'Brdc had leave of absence lot "0'
weeks from Monday next
The house took up the unfinished Ousl'''''
of Yesterday, tue bill masins further Pfo'-''0''
for the army of the United States.
On motion of MIR. Wright; it was RECON-"
ted to a committee of the whole house
A bill from the Senate establishing S'"'
raj land Office in the treasury department. W"
read third time and passed v
An enprossed bill for the relief OF 'oni' W.
Stout. was read third time and PasSea'
A bill from the Senate authorizing 'n' r. =,
po;ntment of an additional judge tor fls :, :,
tr;ct court Of the district Of New Iork' . T.,
twice and referred to committee OIL 'N'
house for this day. 8
A bill from the Senate TOT NV - re,d
penhen Saunders and his securities was i'n re.
ord referred to the committee OF Cum Is
~ uo,sc resumed the considerable" .
the bill making further provision
W r. &C fi,e whole q
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MEMOIRS
OF the Var in The Southern Desf'a''n'ens =
The United States.
{coNTINUED.
CHAPTER II.

,7z7 The campaign projected BY the BrI-
.h;na, annonnced in its commencement,
srstem nortentous of much evil to the onlt-
-, Ststes' II contemplated the annihiiauon
IF ras;stance IN all the country between tue
l.,es md Albany. with undisturbed possession
oftha Hudson river, thus severing the uiliolll
and the conquest Of Pennsylvania Mno - -, ~
pital (Philadelphia) was the netropons ~, =, IS
American states. This extehsiso
operations was supported by eoeN'eAs'ye
tie, ieutepant general Burgoyne, leader OF
renown. conducting the British army ~ .,le
north. undertook his part WITH zeai anu eai,
sIantrv Catering from Canada ne pfesseu
foraard with impetuosity. Ticonderoga' win
,ts .ar;,,us dependencies, fell without olow
ga the victorious army, pursuing It's success
Nth ardor, Gained repeated advantages oyo,
49, h,aken and tlispirited troops, confha!iueu
-. or General St. Clair This promising
blor;nr;no did not long continue. MAJOR &C.
cs4ts bred to arms in the British scho0i'
- ,,,rch resnected by congress, was appoint
IL a. cbief command III the northern de-
,,a,,,,ent. His reputation PRODUCED conn
5snre our yanouished army was reailliiia'eu'
az Get nonred forth, her hardy sons ana
1000, troops were detached by the coshflla'l-
S sar i chief from the main body Gates soon
80 h;n,self at the head of sufficient iorce
70 face his enemy, whose advance mad h been
fortunately retarded by the us0al Hloui,ioi an
ces OF European armies, ncfsaseu ~ .e 80
common difficulties, whichthe lace OIL tne eouli-
srv presented, improved as they naa Oeeh ~
the SKILL diligence, and zeai OF rnaJof sensa@
SCHUYLER, then commanding in that quarter.
The delay reduced the provisions Of the enc enc
nv; and the first attempt 70 repisnl:a .nt,n
termin ted in the destruction OF considerable
Sody Of Germans, detached on that service,
uod md lieutenant colonel Baum.t Brlgadier
Size ST At the head of force, mostly milltl,'
attscked this corps on the heights Of Wal Wal,
loomsack, and destroyed It dreadful 1lo Nv
70 the assailing army, and tho mirror OF ITS
f1,rss, fate Borgoyne, however, persuaded
that that victory alone could retrieve him, sought
sorYhattle with pertinacity and keenness. Inc
American leader was not disinclined to the
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pn;t;sh f,rce nm Americas force un-
dar William Howe der general Wash
IN l776. ington.
a. 49,. is,v' $4,000 $1,000
November $4,000 4'5oo
December 27,7oo $500
In l777.
March $4,000 $500
June $4,000 0'0o
Force under sir William Howe, when he
landed at Elkton, horse, foot, and aitiliery,
amounted, in toto, to $4,000.
Force under general Washington at the
- 20 prs,ses.s.,.;:,,. -;s-,.'--ss. ihtia.
AT AT which time the British force in Rhode
Island and New York, under sir Henry Gin
ton, was $4,000.
And the American force under general
Putnam at West Point, &c. exclusive of MI
htia, which he was authorised to call to him
as he chose, from the states of Connecticut,
New York, and New Jersey, 1900.
Force under lieutenant general Burgoyne,
excluding Canadians and Indians, 1000.
Force under general Gates (contincntals)
5000
militia 1929
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not having entered his appearance ana given
security according to the statute q the rules
Of this court, and it appearing the satisiac-
ton of the court, upon affidavit, thai the
said defendant, benjamin HALE Is not an :
inhabitant of this district ION motion Oh
the said complainant by his counsel, 1t IS or.
dered, that the said defendant, Ben]aIn,h
Hale, do appear here on the first DAY OF July
term next, and enter his appe arsncc to the
suit, and give security for performing the
DEGREES of the court /; and that the other de-
PENDANTS Lawrason * Fowle, don pay away
convey, or secrete, the debts by them owing
to. or the estate or effects in their hands be-
longinp TO the said absent defendant Benjamin
Hale, until the further order or decree OF
this court, ard that a copy OF this order DC
forthwith published for two months success
sively in one of the public newspapers pub
Gshed in this county, and that another copy
be posted at the front door oil the court house
of said county.
A copy-Teste,
c.. Deneale, c. c.
January II %a"~m
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FOR SALE,

THREE LOTS OF Land, in the upper
part of Fairfax county, part OF the es-
tate of the late Daniel McCarty, OF Cedar
Grove.
No. l-Containing SAT acres
No. s-Containing Sa7 acres, and
No. s--Containing $50 acres.
This land is situate near the Potomac, at
the lower enc Of MsCarty's island, distant
from Alexandria and George Town about Is
miles one half of each lot is well timber
ed. Persons wishing to purchase will make
application to EDGAR McCARTy, at Cedar
Grove. or GEORGE Mason, at Gunston.
Fairfax County, Dec 1873 60
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Joseph Vaudeville,

"a
Corner of King nd Farfar streets,
HAS FOR SALE, :.
es5 bales spinning Cotton, choice qualify
80 hhds. and Is boxes Sugars
hhds loaf and lump ditto
IS hhds. Molasses
60 ,ags Coffee
10 tierces fresh first quality Rice
IS bags Pepper and Pimento
Is cask. & boxes Goshen Cheese
40 barrels Newburyport Rum
90 boxes French Olive Oil, of best qua
lily, each II bottles
3 nine. old London Particular Madeira
five to seven years old
20 cases old Medsc Claret, imported N
1907
Port, Lisbon, Sherry, & Malaga Wines
Gunpowder, Hyson, Young Hyson' and
>Hyson-skin Teas, of the latest and best I'M
portations.
100 boxes Muscatel and Bloom Raislns
so boxes fresh Chocolate, no. 8.
60 barrels Whiskey
100 boxes ist and I'd quality Spanish Cl-
gars :.
Copniac and Bordeaux Brandhes
West India and Northern Rum
Holland and country Gin.
With his usual general assortment OF Gro
ceries on reasonable terms, for cash, produce
or the usual credits to punctual men.
ET He will purchase new Herrings and
Shad. April 81. law
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e. RsmoUdl.
Joseph SPEAR,
/, he

ReshectfuHy informs ms .J'1e'l1S NV
Tic, Ro
THAT he has removed his shop " =, II
al.street 10 the one lately occuple" y yN
B. Adamson, near the Coffee Housr' 1yEs
he carries on the CABINET buo m,s
in all It's various branches--ne a "',Drnnnsts
and repairs all kinds of Musical 1: lns'' VioiH
such as Piano Fortes, Bass V'o's ,,,,tos,f
Collins for grown persons for .fttf sri, Is d
He hopes the quality of his !, ma .trict ate
soundness of his work and the SUN" s.s, u
ton he intends paying to his Ou','' sepcf'1
ensure him encouragement 'io'" 6 bupS'
public. All the above branches ,o,ics
will be executed at the shores w. dst llT
November %.
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Alexandria, Dec. % 121,

Was committed to the jail of this Conn.
as a runaway, a negro man, who saws r,
name is Daniel Peterson, and says he v,
born in New York. He is about S feet e;o.s
inches high, and about "a years of age ' l..
has Some small scars in his face, and CAM.
here from Philadelphia with Capt Stur,i.
he says he is free born. His owner if ,nr
he has, will come and prove his proper,
pay charges and take him away, otherVi.
he will be disposed Of as the law directs
James Campbell, jaiIor
January 4 lawn
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Just Published,
For Sale BY ROBERT GRAY,


An account Of Expeditions to the Sources
Of the Mississippi, and through the Western
parts Of Louisiana, to the Source OF the Al
kansaw, Kans, La Platte, and Pierre Jaun HI
vers-performedb by order of the government
of the United States during the years 1905,
1906, and 1907
and Il TOUR THROUGH
TIE interior Parts OF New Sbaan,
When conducted through these Provinces
by order Of the Captain General, in the year
ls07-by Major q. Nj. Pike-illustrated
with Maps and Charts.
Price with the Plates seperate, IS Is
Ditto with the Plates bound in CT. 8
Ditto In boards, %
Or Subscribers viii please call for their
copies.
A supply of Carey's Family
Bibles, and Adgate,s Music.
July &c X. q.
Printif1o, ngat.y executed at
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FOR SALE,

FOUR NEGROES, in the prime OF life,
two men, one woman, and one boy. apply
to d. GoRpoN, on Cameron street, living
IN one of Mr.. Thomas Twins houses
January Is laW3t"
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Alexandria, Nov. %.

WAS committed to tie Jail of this county
runaway, negro man, who says his
name is DAVID THOMAS--he is about
feet or 8 inches high, and about 40 years
of age, of light complexion, and is said to
belong to Mrs. Digges of Prince Georges
county, Maryland--he has lived in this town
some wears. The owner is requested to GENE
and prove the property, pay charges * take
him away, otherwise he will be disposed of
as the law directs.
James Campbell, jalIer.
December 2 iaT2M
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November J.

FOR SALE,
The three story BRICK HOUSE & LOT
now occupied by Richa' d Bland Lee, on We
ry moderate tcrms-for which apply to
John Janney.
10th mo. 10th IaWtt
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District of Columbia,

Ale1andria County-to zuit.
November Term, 1911
Aaron Hewes and Elizabeth his wife,
John Swerd and Sarah his wife,
and Adeline Watts, George Watts
and Henry Watts, the three last
infants under the age of twenty-one
years. by Henry Watts, their next
friend, pecuniary Legatee of John
Watts, deceased, Comhlomants,
against
James Webb aud Sarah his wife, the \
only child of Alexander I. Watts, :
deceased, William Bolt, son Of Z
Thomas B 1t, & Elizabeth his wife, ;
late Elizabeth Watts, VIM. King, :
Henry King, Perry King, Alexan. {
der King, Edward King, Catharine |,
King, children of Henry King, and :
Catharine his wife, late Catharine
Watts, William Watts, John C,
Watts, George Watts and Charles
G.. S. Watts, children of George
Watts, deceased, Betsey Watts,
Henry Watts, James Watts, Su.
sannah Watts and Amanda Watts,
children of Samuel Watts, and re.
siduary Lega.ees of John Watts,
deceased, Defendants.
The defendants James Web
and Sarah his wife, the only child of ALI
ander T. Watts, deceased, William Be
son of Thomas Bolt, and Elizabeth his vi
late Elizabeth Watts, Wi liam King, Fen
King, Perry King, Alexander King, Edv'
King, Catharine King, children of Her
King, and Catharine his wife, late Cathal
Watts, William Watts, John c. Wat
George Watts and Charles 6. S Wal
children of George Watts, deceased Bets
Watts, Henry Watts, James Watts, Su''
nah Watts, and Amanda Watts, children
Samuel Watts, and residuary Legstces
John Watts, deceased. not having enter
their appearance and given security ac'0
ing to the statute and the rules OF TINS G" =,
and it appearing to the satisfaction 0,
court upon affidavit, that the said deieOan
are net inhabitants Of this district: Oh D
ton of the said compliments by thelr I e
sci, it is ordered, that the SAID ds' =,
ants do appear here on the first day Oh ~
term next, and answer the bill OF Inc w.
plainants, and that a copy OF tins o'u' ,.,
forthwith inserted for two months su''',
sively in one of the public newspaper,
lisAed in Alexandria, and that a'ou'' ~ -
by be posted at the front door OF the wv
house of the said county.
A copy--Test,
c.. Deneale, c. G.
January q S@"''"
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District of Columbia,
The defendant Daniel Of St.

Thomas JeYifer administrator as Aforesaid
not having entered his appearance and CIV
ca security ccolding to the statute ana
the rules of this court, and 1t appearing 70
the satisfaction of the court, upon atf' iasit,
that the said defendant, Daniel OF st. no.
ma. JcMer, administrator as aforesaid is
not an iphabitant of this district: on motion
of the said complainant by his counsel. 1t IS
ordered, that the said defendant, Daniei OF
St Thomas Jenifer, administrator as atore--
said, appear here on the first day OF next July
term, * enter his appearance to the suit, and
give security for performing the DEGREES OF
the court; and that the other defendant, Ed
mund l. Lee, executor as aforesaid, 90 not
pay away, convey, or secrete, the debts by
Hin owing 20, or the estate or effects IN his
hands belonging to the said absent defend
ant Daniel of St. Thomas Jeniier, admit
nistrator as aforesaid, until the further or
der or decree Of this court, and that copy
of this order be forthwith published Tor two
months successfully in one OF the pubic
newspapers published in this county, and that
another copy be posted at the front door OF
the court house of said county
A copy--Test,
c.. Deneale, c. C.
I.nnarv II 2aw2m
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THE. defendants, Edmund

Il -
Munroe and Le.nuel P. Grosvener, not hav-
ing entered their appearance and given Sc
curly according TO the statute and the rules
of this court, and it appearing to the sa-
tisfaction of the court, upon affidavit, that
the said defend ints Edmund Munroe, and
,emuel P. Grosvsner, are not lnhaoithnts
of this district: on motion Of the complain
ant by his counsel, it is ordered that the
said defendants, Edmund Monroe and Lem
uel P. Grosvener, do appear here on tiie
first day of July term next, < enter t"eir sp-
pearaoce to the suit ana give security Tor
performing the DEGREES OF the coaft' ana tha'
the other defendants Joshsa }eaton and fo-
bert Conway, do not pay away, convey, or
secsete, the debts by them owing to- or 'he
estate or effects in their hands belonging 70
the said absent defendants Edmund n.unroe
and Lemuel P. Grosvener, until the further
order or decree of this court, and that copy
ofthis order be forthwith published tor two
months successfully in one of the public
newspapers published in this county, and
that another copy be posted at the front door
Of the court house Of said county.
a copy-Test,
G.. Deneale, c. c.
January Is. law2m
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Heel Shoes and Fancy SoabS.

lust received from .Nezv- York,
A fresh supply of Ladies' Kid and Moroe-
co Shoes, with heels-and from Boston great
variety of Fancy Soap and Wash Balls, IN
boxes of dozen each, assorted, some OF
which is superior to any ever brought to this
place.
Nv STORE,
1870 Bales Cotton--nice quality,
Shad in barrels-well cured and in pickle
Carolina Indigo in boxes,
Ground Nuts in bags,
Chip Bonnets in boxes Every low prlced)
Shoes and Trunks as usual, an assortment,
10 by -, by 10 and 7 by English and A.
merican Window Glass, by the box.
NO. Those who wish to have the Glass set,
or to have windows furnished complete, can
be accommodated at short notice, and on
long credit.
E. Gilman.
November J. eo5tlaW
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Diftrict of Columbia.
CouNTy OF ALExAsDR1A--to wat:
November Term, 1911.
Ferdinand Marsteller, COMPLAINANT, s
against 8
BENJAMIN Hale, and Lawrason and S
Fowle. Dgsndants.
Tha defendant Reni. Hale
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FOR RENT

Atwo story frame DWELLING HON.,
on Cameron street-AIxo. a new Brio
TENEMENT with half acre Garden a
on the same. Apply to ~
John G. Ladd.
November %.
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10000 lbs. FIRST quality c.,
necticut Cheese, '
80 Bales lst. Georgia Cotton
Just received and for sale by
anthony P. Gover.
January "a lavsw
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ichard H. Little.
John LOVE,

Sole Agent for the United States OF Anne
RIGA and their dependencies.
Angnst26 ia"S4a
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ADDRESS
OF THE SENATE TO THE PEOPLE
.i. OF MfSSACHUSETTS

THE Senate announce to their Constitu-
ents, that WAR exists between the United
States and Great Britain and its dependencies.
This last resort Of injured nations is, at all
times, most serious event at the present,
peculiarly solemn. 1t is a war against violence
and raPacry, by an unoifending nation, aloof
from the vortex and collisions of European
politics--whose utmos, ambition was to live
in honorable peace with the world--at home,
to enjoy the equal benefits Of Republican
governmcnt--and abroad, 10 carry the pro-
duc,isus Of its soil and industry in the usual
channels Of legitimate commerce.
We win not enter into detail Of the iniu-
ries inflicted on us, nor Of the fimsy pretex,s
by which she has affected to justify her out.
RACES. II is sufficient to say, that England
no longer pre,eois TO disguise her ambitious
designs, under the pretence of retaliation on
her enemy. She asserts her unbounded
right to dominion, only because she assumes
unboundcd power. She annexss conditions
to the repeal of her orders, ~hich she knows
We have no right - require Of her enemy
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don their differences public ministers regularly authorised for
weighed
found neither justification
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months from Proclamation May 1906 Even 9Th Janua
retaliation
justified culplc
the beseren be delayed until sufficient had
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II is meuss.b'e circumstance, that the Act Of
Congress declaring wAs against Great Britain was
passed on the Anniversary Of the Battle Of Bunker
U's, which w:s fought On the 18th Of Jsnc, i77s,
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Domestic Medicines

no BE HAD GENUINE. AT THE BooK-
STORE or aR. s. PLEAsANTS.
A large supply of DR.. Church's Cough
Drops, a medicine unequaled by any other in
the world, for the cure of Coughs, Colds,
hsthmas, Consumptions, and the Whooping
Cough, price rs cents.-Also, his Chemical
Essence and Extract of Mustard, for the
cure of Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout, Pal
sey, &c. price IS cents each bottle or box
Andoyne essence for the head ache, fifty
cents.
Volatile Tincture for the tooth ache, 81 LIZ
cents.
Antiscorbutic Tincture for curing the sour
wy in the Gums, whitening the teeth and
sweetening the breath, price S 1. Church's
Nirrnifuge Lozenges, for destroying worms
in grown persons or children, SO cents the
box.
Eve Salye for all diseases of the eyes, rs
cents per box.
The celebrated BotanicalTea, dollar the
canister.
Church's Ambitious Pills for malignant
and bilious fcvers and all disorders of the
head, so cents the box.
German Corn Plaster, or Corns, SO cents
the packet.