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HAMlL TONS
Worm i>ozenges.


This medicine bears no analogy wha'
yer to olhers of similar title SO cor
nonly complained OF IS operating e.
violence on the contrary, apartlcu
excellenGe OF this remedy is its bel
suited to every age and constitution :
Ii contains nothing but what is perfes
~ Innocent, and is so mild in its ops
ration thatit cannot iaiure the ten'ie
est infant Of a seek old, should !,
rorms exiss IN the body but wi,
without pain or gripping, cleanse Ii
stomach and bowels, Of whatever j
foul or offensive, and thereby preven
the production of worms, and mar
fatal disorders
A dose of this medicine given occa-
sionally during tbs warm season wi
eFe ctually prevent The vomitine sn'
purging OF chiltIrou," a dreadful DISC
Cler-whish annually destroys thousand
of,he infant part of our citizens. !
isliSewise the mildcst and most certar
remedy known, and has restored t
health and strength great numbe
when in an advanced stage Of this fata
complaint. Particular and plain III
.tructiops are given tor every part o
the necessary treatment in such cases
Children generally take this med,
cine with eagerness having pleasin.
Appearance, and an agreeable taste.
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This is to give Notice,

That tae subscriber of Alexandris
County, in the District OF Columbia, has
obtained from the Orphans Court OF
said courty letters of administration on
tie personal estate OF Michael Fame
~ late of the County aforesaid de-
ceased Ali persons having claims
ayains, the, said decedent are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the
voushcrs thereof, duly authenticated
an PISSED by the Orphans Court, TO
the subscriber, on or before the aesh
laY of April next, or they may ty law
be excluded from ali benefit 20 the said
estate. Ard those indebted thereto,
ar requested to make immediate pay
meat
Givea under nay hand, this 2sth day
Of October, 1918
Israel P. THOMPSON,
Administrator Of Michast Plannery.
o so ep4w
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Salisbury for sale.

THIS vaniaDlt r IA me resfs
denee OF Charles 1. Love, Esq. is here.
bv offered tol SAFE II contains about
l6OC acres o: Lard, we'll wooded ard
Naterrd 100 arres OF good ] imcthy
MI, dow, and t; e fields not ia 1ui,iva-
ton are well ,aEeh with Red Clover
The Buildings on the Farm, the
Dwelling House, as well as tie other
Buildings, are such as would accom-.
modste large anc genteel family.
This Farm, situated on the ID
urnpi9e road, leading from AleaAa.
tia to Winchester. about mii,s ~
ore Centreviile, and equi-distant from
exandria. Georgetown, and the City
of Washington about - miles, is 80
generally known. as not to need .
more particular descrip ion.
For terms AID turtle, particulars,
pply to CHARE> |, LOVE, by leu
er, directed to ferrev,ilc, Ur TO
Richd NJ. >cott,
A,e.rnd.ias
.Nnyember AZ
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For the Prevention & Cure
of Bilious and Mallgnan

NJ AIAiAtoAS NAAN AvAAAA = kAAh
FeverS.
No Medicine hitherto discovered Il
6een mole successful, than HAHN
ANrI-B1LIUUS PILLS
The operation OF these Pills is pc.
fectly mild, so that they may be u
With safety BY persons OF every stu.
ion, and of every age.
They are eyccllently adapted to CO
~ off superff1ous bile aud prevent
norbii secretions-to restofe and
mend the appetite-to procure u
respiration, & thereby prevent col
Saich often have fatal consequence
4 dose never fails to remove cold
ken OH its first appearance I
&c celebrated Tor removing hahilu
.ostivencss-sickn> SIS at the stomae
md severe head-ache-and ought to !
,ken by all persons ona change
Innate.
they have been found remarka
fficacious in preventing and cur
i,orders sttendsnt on long voyas
nd should be procured, and careful
preserved for use every seaman
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sF e3L o. sLM.MS, ROYAL-sTREET. lALExANDRIA.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1919.
llnEH AMS, CnUN /

ONFH i NS' COU~ 4,
Alexandria County, Ocs. Irrm, ISIS,
ORDERED that the ,,dmins.r :
tor of Henry O'ReHy deceased, do In.
sert the following dveriisement three
times week for four weeks, in the A
alexandria newspapers.
ACooy-Test,
A. Moore, Reg'r.
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Nnvember 9.

t..r Pt1AN CUE!
Aleraudrla County, Nsv. Term 1918.
OkBi.k a.. the aan .Hlsttas
Nor Of Francis Hxcorne, de, eas;. 70
insert the toiiowlnp anver,,se MINT
inree times week for three weeks.
IN the lesardrja newspapers.
rnry-TeSt
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PUBLIc CONFIDENCE,

mas hevsr been more deliberately an
hrmly reposed, and perhaps in no il
stance more justly, than 1t sppe.rs i
the efficacy of the celebrated med,
cincs prepared by the late Richar
Lee, OF New York, and which continu
to be prepared with great care and a.
tentlon from the original recipes, b.
ms Widow, aad for fifteen years p;
have been higaly esteemed and gen
rally used throughout the U States
many of them independent OF the.
superior efiic acy) are sold for less thu
the drugs for which they are con
pounded could be purchased at reta
store.
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A. Nj ore, Reg.
This is to give Notice

This is to give Notice
That the su scr,ber, of Alexanori'
County in the District of Columbia
has obtained from tn Orphans Court
otssid county Letters Testamentary OF
the Estate OF Thomas lretcher. late OF
the county afores nd, deceased: All
persons having claims az. INST the saiti
decedrnt are hereby warned To exhibit
the same 20 TIE subscriber on or be.
fore toe 29th day 1T April next OF they
may by law he excluded from ali bene-
At to said estate and these indebte''
thereto are required to make immedi-
ate paymcnt.
Given unde, my hand this 18Th day
of October, 1913
Isaac FntwiSle,
Erscuter IF Thomas Treteher.
Octohe 81 cpl
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'1fallibIe Ague and Fever
Drops.
For the cure oi sgues, remittent
ID intermittent fevers.
NOTE.

NOTE.
The great celebrity acquired by
cvcral of the foregoing medicines dur
~ the tsst IS years, and the frequent
! q Try for them. at every apotheCatI
II vendor Of medicine in the United
. ia,es, Induced the sordid and I'M
insipied, to prepare conDterfeits, x
Impose such counterfeits on the pun,
&: more than one have basely com.
enced ,bu.iness under the sss,lmet
ame of Lee, for the purpose of vcnd-
ng with greater success, imitstions
fthe excellent remedies prepared by
ny late husband, and have had the as.
nranse publicly to a vertise them as
,aving been in constant use for up
'srds of 2 years !.
= 3ythe.e and similar receptions, the
,$roprietor has been robbed of part OF
&c reward Of her labours. and many
Individuals, greatly injured in tina,
most valuable of all earthly blessings
IE ALTH. For those reasons III.
Noprietor earnestly requests the pub
ic to apply only to those persons pub
licly advertised as vendors of her me.
,cine, and likewise to observe the &c
line medicine have onthe outside the
signature of
HANNAH LEE,
Widow and Administrative Of Rich.
ard Lee, Jun deceased,
Medical Warehouse, Ne, Sc, Maid
en- Lane, New-York.
~ At the place of sale, PAM
phlets may be had gratis, describing
cures performed by the above hedi-
cines the number, importance and
>respectability of which, fully justify
every article 9th" advertisement.
SOLD BY
James Kennedy, sen.
bookseller; King Street, and no
where else in Alexandria.
October &.
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This is to give Notice.

Bat the Sub:cripsr, Of a tx.ndr1a
county, in fine District OF Columbia,
has obtained from the Orphans <ourt
of said county, 'etters of admini.tra
ton on the personal estats of Henry
0'Reily, late Of the county aforesaid,
deceased All persons having claims
against the said decedent. are hereby
w4rned TO exhibit the same, with the
vouchers there {, to the subscriber.
duly authentic .ted, and passed by the
Orphans Court, on or before the 10Th
day OF April next: or they may by
lew be excluded from all benefit to
said estate nd those INDEBTED there
to are required to make immediate
payment
Given under my hand, this ssth DC.
tober, 1873.
Clement SeweIl,
Admisissrasor Of Henry O'Reily.
October 81. ep4w
o. Wanted
/, A I tho fiYGEIA AcAD MY at Hay.
IA Market IN Prime y l.,iam cou, /.
ty, Virginia, i'r lessor OF the d d
Languages. and also a Professor of
Mathrmatics, Geography and English
Grammar.
Apple tons to be made to the Trus-
tees who will convene at Hay market
on the lst Monday in December next
to make the elections.
BY order
Edm. Brooke, Sec'ry.
SEPTEMBER 20, sawtE.
~ The Editor of the National
Int iisencer will please re.publish tbs
above notice once week tall the Us,
Monday in Dec next, IN send his bi
10 the flee of the Gazette.
Valuable " hart Property
FOR SALE.
Pursuant to Deed of Trust from,
Captain John Tucker to the subsCrl-
bet, will DO sold at public auctio.
on the premises, on 1uesd.y H..
\ 30th November next,
"A certain piece or parcel OF
Ground In The Town Of AieAano.i
commonly called fuckers WHARF
and bounded as follows BE inniK e
on the East side of Union Street. al
the outh West corner of the ipt,r
section efthe same, by twenty fec 4
alley, which divides this ground from
the ground Of Mr.. Jonah Jhompsol
and running thence Northwardly with
the East side of Union Street fity.fi, c
'eet seven inches to the ground oil
William Herbert, thence Fsstwardiy
Nth the line Of said Herbert to the
River Potomac, thence >.outhwardly
with the Said River to the Alley afore.
said, Their We1twardly with the SAID
alley to the beginning There is or
this LOT, a large and commodiou,
w 3 REHOUSE. built in the bes,
manner, and large TOBACCO
SHED The Wharf can accommo.
date ships OF the gr. atest draught O
water. a credit of six. twelve ant
eighteen months will be given to the
purchaser on his giving his notes nth
an approved endorser for the paymen,
OF the sam, with interest from th {
dste and a lien on the property as 2
collateral security. The sale to com.
mence at II o'clock in the forenoon;
Jonah Thompson.
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los. ]. 1ilals EtMera

ELSfED from Fsirhe!d. in the,
county OF Frederck and Con mon.
wealth OF Virginia. ON or about the 7th
Ga, Of ssrch last, n, gro slave nam.
cd ANTHONY the property OF the
late William B. Page, deceased, An.
thony is aoout lest $ inches in
height, # /. substantial form, light
yellow competition, and rather OF an
efieminate voice HE is about % years
Of age, was brought up house sers
want and has been accustomed 10 that
course Of emplo! ment al his lie He
is a slave of CREST capacity and consi.
derahle inyenuity--he roadside plays
the 6dole- and possesses a great me.
chanicai turn-he can do rough car.
ptnters' work and make combs The
above reward will bs given il Anthony
should be applehended at the distance
OF loo miles iron. F.irfeld, K brought
to the subs ribers livine in Alexandra.
Gu, il app,e hended ct the distance Of
less than Ioo miles, Fifty Dollar. will
be given if he 10 secure in goal. and
notice given to the suhs,rib Is,
Tho. Swami,
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~ % II. 81 Nh
oAhIo
On eGs1 y tuesday, Gtd Ffa1dy,
WILL BE SOLD,
A.,he V.,d,,c Store. corner of Prince
ana ,y.,er .trests.
.r,.... II ~. coode Gro.
!" u
Ccrtel, CSC.
D .,i;cu,ars OF vbica win be EXPRESSED
IN the bin< ot RI. dav.
An lima of cod. w,;cb are On Il
;,;d a. rwL;.L -.
..h,,sh.J an ;,
eS'' s"' '''"e
anu put 1""'N ~ ING ''"es' "''"''o'
W. -ieees. .----.-.
NiStrict of Columbia tn wit
vxrHEREAs an information has
been fled in the Distric, Court
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Tho. Swami.
Edmd. l. Lee,
ldmrs ~ Hy,n Il pn0. dsrsA

May 3
The Editor. OF the Fedetsl Rcpub.
lican, Natonal lntelligenCer ard Cas-
xette Of the Unite. States, will publish
the above III THEN papers, and send
Their account. TO this office.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
I HAVE this day taken Mr.. f S1R'r.
Vaudeville into PARTNERSHIP
with me-and the BUSINESS formerly
conducted by me and in nv name will
be hereafter continued under TIE Err Of
los. III. & Robt. Vaudeville.
JOS H. Vaudeville.
N. B. Mr.. Robert Vaudeville is full.
" authorised to collect and settle all
accounts due me.
Jos. H. Vaudeville.
Oct. 81.
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ALEX ANORTA GAZETTE,
COMMERCIAL g POLITICAL.

PUBLIsHsD EVBRr
TUESDAY THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.,
Az FIVR DOLLARS 4 rBAR.
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HamiLton's Elixir.

A sovereign remedy forColds, obstinate
Coughs, Asthmas, Catarrbs, Sore
Threats, and approaching Cnn.ump.
lions 10 parents who have chill.
dren aMi ted with the
dDOPING COUGH
This discovery is Of the first magni-
tude, as i affords immediate relief,
checks the progress, and in short
rimc entirely removes the aost cruel
disorders 70 which children are liable.
The Elixir is perfectly agreeable, and
the dose so small, that no difficulty a
rise. in taking it.
Hamilton's. Grand Resto-
ratlve,
Is recommended as an invaluable
medicine, FOR the speedy reliefS per.
manent cure OF
Nervous disorders Violent cramps in
Consumptions the stomach and
Lowness Of spirits back
Loss of appetite Indigestion
Impurity of the Melancholy
blood Gout in the sto-
Hysterical affec. mach
tions Pains in the limbs
Inward weakness. Relaxations, etc.
es and debility
HAMILTON's
Genuine Essence and Ex-
tract of Mustard,
A safe and effectual remedy for
Acute & Chronic, Rheumatism, Goht,
Rheumatic Gout, Palsy, Lumbago,
Nuaabnsss, White Swelling, Chill
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POTOMAC COMPANY.

POTOMAC COMPANY.
IT. IL Stockholders in the Potomac
i Company, are requested to at.
tend meeting of said Company, at
the Union Tavern, in Georgetown. on
Saturday the 18th of November, at \
o'clock.
BY order of the President and Di.
rectors.
Joseph Brewer.
TREAsuRRR.
October 81, sptlsN.
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Tooth Ache Drops.

The oniy rem dy yet diseovefed
aich gives immediate and lasting re.
z in the most severe instances.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-06

blams, Bruis 5, oprains, Pain Ia tAes
FACE and Neck, etc
This valuable remedy is prepared
18th in fluid state and in pills, and
aus exceIlently adapted for external
.nd internal use.
ITCH CURED.
Lees Ointment for the
Itch.
Warranted an intallible remedy At
ne apple alton, may be used with
'crfect safety by pregnant womon or
y nfants week old, not containing a
yarticle Of mercury or any dangerous
agredient whatever, and not accom-.
,anicd with that tormenting smart
S!'i;h attends the application OF other
&medies
iahn's true and Genuine
German Corn Plaster.
An inlailinle remedy tor Corns,
1eedily removing taem root * branch,
ituout giving pain.
he Genuine Persian Lo-
ton.
rhe Restor ave Powder for the
acth and Gums
aims Genuine Eye Wa
ter.
A sovereign remedy for all dis
;>ses OF the eyes
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N o T Ice

~ y 4 10 T.
THE stockholders of the Mechanics
Bank OF Alexandria, are hereby notiii-
ed, that Dividend of four per cent
for the last half year on the CAPITOL
Stock paid in, is this day declared
payable to them. or their legal repre-
seniatiyes on Friday the 18th inst.
BY order of the President and Direc.
tors.
VIM Patton. j Cast.
September 7-s 4
PRINTING
! AzAx1xsHxxesgSs ~. g1as. alsael>
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e. Wanted
Edm. Brooke, Sec'ry.

SEPTEMBER %, eawtE.
~ The Editor of the Nationa
lnte!iisencer will please re-publish tbs
above notice once week tall the Us
Monday IN Dec next, IN send his bi
10 the flee of the Gazette.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-15
NEw-YoRK, June 3
FROM NEW.LONDON.
From cur Corre.6ondent. .June

rom eur Cotres0OndeHt, June 7.
At 2 O'Clock this morning an express arrived bese
from The collector at Sag.FIarbor 10 Com Decatur
informing him that at o'clork Sunday aftsruoon,
ship Of The line frgate pissed the south side IL
Long Island to the eastward, Join the Block Island
squadron watching our ships in New London, (the
Families and Orpheus which left their station at
sandy Flock At in the orning) IT, consequence
Of this information onr souadrnn fds morning soon
Mter sunrise, got under way aud proceeded Up The
Tver-they can get miles above The town. Tie
axrress Informs MS, that or deserters frorn Tie
3r,tlsh, wto got ashore ON Long idand, reported
tbst ttey baa heard Ire officers on roatd he slim
they 'eft declare that they meant to have lie Mace
DOMAIN, = they follow ed her into corn.fed, and
TOOL: her petk 4 time"
Ibn 9ccnunt is enr ohorated hy TIE converse
urn o. hcricaant of ,lc Acssfa 81 Port Pold bay
{ Nenleut) wlo ma'e e sifgiisi remark, and added.
hat u tIcy ae'e Erci t'vp from dc ioits, the
own N"ud 'Slet'sree The s'trc fate - IL did 10
he ieNtusioItiy -, $40. u H's burnt
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Of the disposition of the people, think that
little resistance will be opposed to the ne
publicans in the internal provinces.
wAsHINeroN. June 9.

WAsHINGToN, June y.
THE LOSS OF THE CHESAPEAK
Appears TO bs placed beyond doubt. Law
renee and his osicers were men of approved
courage. and we have no fear that the par.
ticuiars of this affair, when known, will Cast
q shade over the reputation which our navy
generally, and Lawrence particularly. have
30 justly acquired.
The loss Of the frigate we deeply regret,
yet look upon it as an event, deeply to be
regretted indeed, but not to be wondered at,
Before the war commenced, before the at
chievemept of the brilliant victories which
have adorned our naval annals, majority OF
the American people would have. thought it
a cause equally of wonder aud of exultatiou,
that British vessel of superior force should
not have captured an American whom she
encountered. We hope, therefore, TO see no
ui,aYail,ng expressions of regret--no lameu-
tsti ms at this losa. Viewing it as the tor
tame of war, let it but stimulate us To- grea
ter exertions to retrieve our loss. Maj. lhf.
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Congress-.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
Iee8dGg, June 8.
Mr. LoUeff presented petition frcm Johu
X. Williams, of Albany, PRAYING eompensa-
lion for property lost in the British brig
Caledonia after her capture on Lake Onta
RIO by the observation-disclosures to the
consm,ttee of Claims
A9r Loueft presented another petition
from the same person, praying remission
of the interest due on tract OF land IN the
Michigan territory, purchased by him of the
u. $. for which lie has been prevented from
paying in consequence OF the occupation of
that territory by the enemy. Referred to
the committee Of Claims
tNr. Sey5ert presented a petition Of Sc
Phen Girard, and others, merchants Of Phi
ladelphia, Baltimore and New York, pray.
ing remission of penalties and forfeitures
Incurred by them on account of the impor-
eation of certain British manufac,ures.-Re-
5erred to the Secretary of the Treasury.
y bill from the Senate supplemental to the
natural iZa alton laws, was committed to a
committee Of the whole.
On motion of Mr.. Fisk of Vermont,
Resolved, That the committee of foreign
relations be instructed to inquire into the ea
pedipncy of making further p, ovision by law
sor prohibiting trade and intercourse between
the citizens Of the United States and the e.
nemies thereof, and that they report by bill
OF otherwise.
On motion IT Mr.. M'Kim,
ResotUed, That the Secretary of the Trea
sury he directed to report to this House
what progress has been made in preparing
a digest OF the arts and manufactures of the
United States, from the returns reported to
him by the marshals, as directed by JOINT
resolution Of both Houses OF Congress in Fee
hrrary 1912.
The Speaker laid before the house a re-
solution of the General Presbyterian in Phi
ladelphia, requesting that the government
may set apart day for general fasting. hu-
initiation and prayer. LAID on the,table.
The house again resolved itself into a com
Eiacc Of the whole, Mr.. Le7Us in the chai !,
az the report of the committee of elections
for allowing to Mr.. Harris. Of Tennessee,
aud Mr.. Rely who contests MS elect n,
further time cfthrec months to procure e.
violence in relation to the same.
Alter considerable furthe r debate, the re
port WIS adopted in comm ittee, and confirm
I'd by the house, where the vote was
For the report 102
Against it SIS
The house then adjourned.
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The house then adjourned.
w GneSdnn. lime 0

We6HeSday, June 9.
mr.. Cheves presented the petition OF pa-
MEL Macaulay. praying a remission OF pc
naitjes inrurred Tor the importation Of
goods from Great Britain, which was re.
ferred to the Committee of WAYS and
Means.
mr.. IN'Lea' offered the following resolu
tions for copdidcratcn--
Resoired. That the committee on Mill
tary Az .irs be instructed to enquire into
the expediency Of making some provisions.
for the widows and orphans of the militia
slain by the enemy, or who may hereafter
be slain b them, during the present war
while in the actual service of the u. States
and for whose families no provision exists
by law--and that they report by bill or @.
tfer,visc.
Rssoived. That the committee of Claim
be instructed to enquire whether any Dro.
vision ought to be made for the iDdemuifi
cation OF those persons who had property
taken into the service of the North IVES
tern Army under the command of general
He'll, and which in consequence of his CUR.
render Of the garrison at Detroit, fell INFO
the hands Of the enen and that they re-
port by bill CT otherwise
Mr.. M'Leon introduced hese resolG
ons by observing that he ha examined tbe
existing provisions of the laws on the sub
JeCt ~ Ane .HiSt TcSOIOtiOn, and had not
been able to find that they embraced the
object therein Contemplated. There ,gss
indeed, ge said, provision for volunteers
for twelve months, but none for the families
of those who volunteered for a shorter peri
od. He trusted that on this subject there
could exist no difference Of opinion but
that the government would make such
provision for the Repre- sentatives az H..
men Who had fallen in service as might in
some degree tree them from the pressure OF
want. Ii appeared to him that the ernui-
~ ought not to be made, whether or not an
individual slam III battle had been regularly
enlisted or had volunteered for twelve
months. The only question ought 10 be-
was he, when he tell. fighting under che
eagies of his nation against the enemies ofl
his country No ma,er whether he cam o
To his death in resisting the mar.aiders oil
cur coast, nr the savage enemX-his familv
wa entiticd to relief Thp latter mart III
the resolution, M. M Lco1 said. was IN
tended 10 institute an inquiry into tbs pro
pfiety ct making provision FOR those Der.
sons whose property was taken into pnb,te
service by The detachment Under The com
maBd Of 2 neral Hull, who had assisted
that army IN rs progress TO Detroit and.
in consequence Of the surrender Of thst
place, fen ipio the hands Of the crcmy.-
Attn1ugi ihat property had been gcneyall. !
valued; yet from tic Confusion which epsl |
ed ot the surrender, many of those alma I
tions bad been lost. MIR. NJ. said he was