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morrow and proceed TO execute other Oh
jects OF the expedition the .jrst fair wind.
cannot speak in too mach praise of the
cool intrepidiiy ot the officers and zen ge.
morally under my eonp,pnl, and feel nv,
sen particularly indebtcd to the.o6iccrs
commanding vessels for the,r zeal' n &C.
coneing an any Jews
aavc the h0,i,ir ~ Re,
Very respectfully, sir,
Your most obedicnt servau,.
=, ISAAC CHhUNCEY.
Hon. WILLIAM JoNss,
Secretary of tie .Napy, Wcshiastos.
Terms Of Cahithlaiion catered mo on ne
21fh -1f1rii, one Thousand e.gl.t hur,},,, I
and thirteen, far the surrendeY. Of M
tcyo1 81 YORK, in Uhhef- Caa,eda. 10 ne
n'my and navy .9fhe United States. an
ger fhe command Of 6faj6r General Dsar-
BORN and Commodore Cscuncey:
mat the troops, regular and militia Z,
this post, and the naval officers and s1ayns,
shall be surrendered priso1ers Of war
he treops. regular and militia, to ground
'tneir sruSa inmed;ately o.. ,1..rafsc. .S.I III.
naval ofiicers and seamen be immediately
surrendered.
That all public stores, naval & military.
shaii be immediately given up co tie com
manning oncers OF the army ard navy cf
~ snail be guaranteed 10 the citizens of tie
town o. York.
That all papers beoryine 70 the civil
officers shall Sc retained bY rb.rn ~.
such surgeons IS may be procured IN at
tend the wounded of the British repn,ars
and Canadian militia shall rot be consi,ler-
ed prisoner of war;
That one lieutenant colonel. ono major
thirteen captains, nine lieulenants, eleven
ensiguS, one quarter master, one denn,y
adjutant general of the militia hawaii
~ ~. oo', Hhe"Ht LIeuts John II. Skultz
Siaior Allen George Mustard
Capts. John Wilson Barne. yand.rt,.l.
John Button Robert Stonton 80
Peter ltohnsoa George Rdont
Reuben Richardson VIM Pr.
SOM Arhoio Edward M'sfahcr
James Fenwick John N'ills..
James Mustard Ely Playter
duncan Cameron Ensigns And. Tbunnsoy
David Thomson Alfred SenaIiy
John Robinson Donald Nl'Arttur
Samue iSidoat Wm. Smith
Thomas Hamilton Andrew Eferce,
John Burn James Cbew.,t
William Jaryie George Eink
Edward i'ho,npyor
Quarser Master, Charles Denison,
Charles Baynes George Denison
Darcy Eoultc-
Niseteep Sereeants, four CorDerals and t., I.,,.
dred and four rank aud file ~" 'a''~
OF the Field Train Department ViEsu ~,
OF the Provincial Navy, Cspten Frs Eoysr,.a,',.
Midshipmen Lieutenant G-sa.'r '"'ereSaS
John Hi3out Clerk les I,s,,p,
Louis. Baupre
One Boat swain Fifteen Nsv.t A,.e
of , MS 9ate'ty 3 Regular troops, 1t De Koyen.
and ct the Royal Artillery, one bouhard;er and
three ssners han he sngrendere, IS prisoner sol Of
-. ar adcogn' s for n the exchange of prisoners
itsI%ff1 the I .St.tsG and G! Britain
CsisneAl- es.s,s.s,sr,rpr
1t. Gel 81 A. g.sr
SAMUEL y. C0MNFg. ~.
arr 4. Z. G. to Mai Gen. llesrl,o,.-
WILLIAM KING
Major 15th u S I,fsntr,
JESSE D. ELLIOT.
-, Lieut.. u. S. NAVY.
W. ChEWIrT, 1t Col conod-,
81 Reg. York Militia
w ALLAN, Maior
81 Reg York Militia.
F. GAURREAU, Ii. NJ. DIT,
SACYET,r's HAppo, al
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NOTICE
May 4.

MI IL Il
y thehouse keepers aid others au'horsad BY
- Law, to vste for - embers Of tie Com,,.r,n
C0Veth io' Monroe fssrl no. IN the City OF Hiub
,nHnd t''at IN Consequence Of the nsIiehil.ty Of
WIN. ll,v lnn. Es1. rho voa elected, On the Lost
annual Election 10 represent ~,d ward,) a poll viii
he opened TO- the pnrPas- oi filing lie vacancy
t7as ";ossinned, or saturday tie Rfjh day of iunc
neyt ~ rr H".~ bonse 81 Mr.. a. LAiorSst, Of the
hour CT zen O'clock Il. NJ.
~. y. WIEN. Ssyieaat
=, ot The city ct Riohnouh.
.,hS q elfo
USt fecr'-rf FRESH F5nHy FlOur ia Barreis f.
~ haV Barrels, ~atrae;e. 81 .ss 6 = quality, lev
~, il. o. ; o"RS Y
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HE Subscriber offers for sale the following Ar
tcle5
loo Bags Coffee,
II lbds Sd proof West India Rum,
hhds 4th and 5th proof Old Jamaica do.
p half Pipes and a few quarter Casks Teneriffe
Wine,
200 Boxes MnscadelS & Bloom Raisins,
10 Boxes Spermaceti Candles.
SAMUEL MYERS.
April Q. If
HI Subscriber has Just received supply Of
fresn
SALAD OIL. TEAS, PRUNES,
and has hand general and well selected assort-
rhsnt OF
~ GE9c RES,
Together eth very coed assortment of Chiua
Glass and Crockery Ware, which he will sell on lib
eyal terms.
April So 3w
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RICHMOND TURNPIKE COMPANY.
SsSHE Shareholders in this Company are hereby
be held at the. Eagle TAVERN in the City of Rich
mond on the first Monday in next month at I2 o..
clock.
N. SHEPPARD, Treasurer.
May Ii. If
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ular, and Of course. have considerable num-
Der OF followers. 1t is my opinion howe
yer, that when matters comes to a crisis.
the savages will shew their true character,
they will abandon " the Bulwark of our re-
ligion" to their fate.''
EVANSVILLE, Sept. %.
Recent accounts from the Lake up to the
18th inst. informs that the prisoners from on
board the feet were landed at Portage Ri
ver-that preparations were making for a
descent upon Canada-that the allies (sava-
ges) of the British exhibited traits of disaf
fection--Shat the veteran Gov. Shelby had
arrived with the Kentucky volunteers.
LATEST. Two men who arrived late
last evening from Franklinton bring informa.
ton, that they saw IS of the .,;itish prison.
ers, and that 500 more were coming on
guarded by SEQ kentuckians, who would be
at Franklinton lasr evening on their way to
Lexington. Col. Elliott is said to be among
them. $50 are said to be killed and wounded
on each side. Messenger.
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DEAR SIR
The present situatien Of our public Of.
a'rs, whlcn cannot tai 70 form subject OF Devost
Gratitude in the hearts OF ali trr,e IN. ric.n f,L
tans, together WITH the isis re, Rest Of the Me-
OF our cry, rendered he religious Of she las,
country, and it's precious Cause.
iattendeJ worship at the Baptist Meeting uo,ss
SIS found that reqaes had been presented IN a.
OF their MINISTERS to deliver discourse 20 assist ma
w the exercise OF Gratitude 70 the Almighty for th
aie success with which he has erOwaed our arms on
Lake Erie. " ' VI"
The exercises Of the day were introduced n, 81, -
eheraoie Pastor ot the church aud worthy old CHI.
zen, the Rev. John Courtney. RE made several in.
trOductOry remarks on the signal rnanner i, rbi.t
the Governor of the Universe n God ri Patti. Li
answered our requests, which were so iot.ly ,,..
ted in Humiliation, Fasting md PRAYER. in ro,,,l,.
ance with request Of our beloved Chief ~ sVs,st
re then sang the s.. part Of the 18th Psalm L., H.
Watts, which appeared quite appropriate In o,, o.;
cumstsncss as 'on. This was followed he a ,,,o,
calculated 90 draw forth thankfuIness fron, s.Ss
oeArt to The Supreme Benefactor for bis kind ints,f
rene. .t on our behalf, rs People He appealed To
The Almighty, thst We, injured ueou,s. Rad To-
Ken every step 20 bring about amicsbie settI
with cur enemy, and returned thsp<s as our Co.
would not be recouciied, that God would not s,,Y,r
then to prevail against
The Minister, Mr.. GRIcc who vyos r.,.,a,,ai o.,
speak an the oeeasiou then read his text which mas
be found in the xLvIII. Psalm and 9TH .V.rss -
" ~ e mare thought on thy !oping kiHdaess, o Cod
mine "id'f fmy yenele."
No longer agn, my brethren, than Tbursdsv tbs
9Hh OF this month, met in this place IN the cbor
teter ot penitents. We protested tn aal;c. on -
With The evil we had done, and addressed ,oe niy;,o
Nalesy IN tse language OF humble consritiou we
.mP'ored pardon u salvation for our weepioe bleed
lg country. We did more. We prsyed In III. g.;
r,t and emphatic language of the Church of FrrsnJ
mat It might please the Almighty 10 for. W., ,sy ,
'ioe'' per'ecuiors' and s'andersrs. and tsta teir
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which has recently occurred, and which
vas well calculated 10 inspire Confidence on
ne part OF the lenders in tue speedy and
glorious termination of the war, was not
know Q. until tie terms OF the Oilers had all
oeen hSed and handed III to the Treasury
departments. Let all these circum tances
pe co!iaied with The opposition OF most da-
ring and indeed wicked faction, which
stroSe 70 undermine ,he credit and cripple
the resources Of he government e.
ven dared, yes, most impiously and basely
dared, Co menace those who venturet to lend
Their money to their own government, with
exclusion. not only from the pale of the Pc.
i,tical Church, but from the altar of their
God !-(Remember this-it should never
be forgotten and the result is as surpri-
sng as 1t is delightful. Yes, fellow citizens,
friends OF the sovernm-nt--a benefcen,
providence smiles on tie efforts of those
Who are engaged in nobly supporting the
cause OF ou- country! BIZ sea, by land, az
nome the. prosper. Under such auspices,
VINO but toe most timid and faint hearted
can doubt Ola triumph as glorious as our
cause is righteous and just s-.Nuf. I'M.
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WAsHINGToN, Sept. 20.
LOAN OF $500. 900 DOLLARS.

~ONA@' NJ ,OOO,OOO iJtjl,lIhKS1.
On Saturday last, being the day fixed for
Receiving proposals for the loan of IS 0O. Ooc
dollars, authorised by an act Of the last SEES
sion of Congress, proposals for more ria
twsive millions and half of dollars were
offered to the Secretary of the Treasury -
ne loan was taken at SO dollars IS cents in
money Tor 100 dollars in stock bearing an in
terest of per cent. The privilege off
prompt payment for the latter iustairoent
not Being given to the lenders in this loan.
a measure which subjects the Treasury r.
pay interest on the money before il is want
ed. the terms arc one per cent better tothe
government, than those on which the loan
OF sixteen millions was contracted for si,e
months sine.
1t thus appears that the loan closed in =
manner the most satisfactory, and promising
very great facility and advantage on anv e.,
ture occasion. The several offers accented
were by the excess of their amount beyond
the SUM authorised to be loaned, Obliged tn
pc reduced % per cent. on their amoust.-
ms result aisurds sure pledge to the go-
VCrhneIt OF ample resources, as far AZ il
may De necessary TO resort to loans i'm fla
lure 1T IS the more gratifying 70 the friends
of the government and to good men of all
parties, who must rejoice in the good credit
~ tneir government, IuasmuCh as this loan
mas peeh hiied to oyerhowing, during state
o. thinSs truly discouraging among the
prominent c1rcums' anccs of which we NAV
ehumerate the blockade o. our harbors by
shiPS oi war The gczatious depredati0ns OF
the enemy on our foreign and cosstiny com
mcrce the Consequent Temporary sisDen-
son or both, and particularly the former
the excessive expenditures occasioued h,
The escreased military force brought int
service, and particularly If the militia. tht
most expensive and exclusively defensive,
t0rce-and all this, too. waen no success @,
'hr own occurred to enlivca the feelings O
oosen the purse strings of our citizens-eor
ct 1t be rene nbered, that the Curious vic
'ory OF lake Erie, tbs only event of moment
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would he rather sratfed TO her e. rose, 10 ~
verse blasts, dashiug the rect, that while hi hands
PARIS in a wat--y grave, they .pay enrich them
ssres By the wreck But, my brethren, indyidnal,
Vt this description setcm 10 be met ,h ON our
riend'y shores Ard we have reason to b- t,sns-
;u that the bonds which unite are constantly in
crossing in number end IN strength.
l. Once more the leving kindness OF the Almighty
has beea displayed in the recent victory obtained n
YER the enemy on Lske Erie 1t WAS bat lately that
cur western irr1Sn was overspresd with woe.
tra.sht clouds. Theshati of night ct calamity
vnred all our pleasing prospects. Bet il hath peas.
ed the Almighty, contrary the usual course OF ma.
ture to cause our Sin Of prosperity arise "a the
West, and thus diigse iusire over our Easter,
Skies "Ths ia the Cords doing and il 10 marvellous
m our eyes This ~ the day Which the Lord hath
made; we VIII be giI and rejoice in it." lie, the
sons o! America rejoice, let'the Daughters ct CO.
iunibia be glad for "rbe Lord of hosts IS with us
the God OF jacob is cur refuge"
10 close up this sSbjcct; let us adj rno,her in-
stance ot Gcd's Levirs kindness, which in The view
ot Christsns swallows up ard infinitely mere than
compartments all the foregoing VIZ. The continue
ahce OF the precious Sos.el ana ,s or.,inances in
Their purity, notwithstanding ~. the dis,s,c~ OF war;
we sat, each one, un Ter our own vine and hg tree
none daring To modest az make afra,c. "a The
iines are fallen TIA us in pleasant places we have
Sood'y beri'sge. Thes. were the principal things
thIt re'ste to our country. IL was observed under
the I'D head. That nryht TO en,ertaia graceful
humble, sanctsyng and sdoring thoughts Of God-s
Goodness; and LASTLY, That his Temple is y pro.
per pisoe tor these exercises
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DREADFULcONFL,CT.

Srfracf Of letter ny -iped ia dis city
dated Fort Sf-.s R.a IS. Seslt. 4, 1873.
:, ibe storm art &c las been SO long ga
ther'ng, and so.ofti,s predicted by honest.
respect able citizens. nss 1T length fallen on
our infant defencs,ess settlements. On
Monday last the Greek Indians com lnenced
hostilIties against Us, and on that day re
duced one foft at Tensaio, about fifteen
miles from StodCers in which there were
between three and four hundred persons of
every description Of these, about one hun
dred and thirty five were volunteers in the
service OF the u. 5. and local militia. IT'S
Sam the tort was surprised, and that the
indiaas entered at one of the gates & sat fire
To IN old framed ,.1use in the centre Of the
PICK IS. All was tone that could be effec-
ted by cool, determined bravery but over.
powered BY Numbers, they were literally
6utchered, the house set OF FIRE, & the old
men women q children (who were in an
upper room) burnt to death
Our little Spartan band sold their lives
well. having killed Gas stated Ky the few
~h" escaped) aOou. tS q hundred and wonn
ded man" mort. OF all that we're in the
fort, eight only have got in. and they escap
ed by cn;iing down the pickets.-Under the
double influence of British go,d and furious
t2na'icism. the savaees fought in manner
scare iy to be credited. The fight was so
OBS Inateiy maintained for long time, that
ne "pponrn 5. overcome by fatigue and ex.
ertion' loaded their pieces deliberately and
Sh teacn othsr down, or were mutually dis
patched by the bayonet and tomahawk.
The brave and much Iamented major
aselev commanded, and Yves killed a, the
gaze, very early in the action-at this place
sixty three of the savages were killed. -
Not an officer of the fort survived-they
tell braveiy discbarging their duty to their
country. This disastrous event has strick :
en- panic into many of the citizensseast of
omoigbc. and they are flying in every di-
rectIon. At this place we have made a
S and and must either repuise the enemv or
share the fate CT those who fell in the fort at
Tensaio'' IT,
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MO,)ESTv

Who can read the correspondence between Cen.
Taylor, Admiral Warren and Gen Beckwish w,tbon.
sdm'ring the T,odesty OF Gen. B , He M, told of
several good things wIich haze bee., Jone 81 -
the People of Hampton, to s:one for the ou,rsres
committed there by the defender of cur Holy Rei-
gion suoh as withdrawing the troops exc &c--but
rs great "LcdeSty restrained him from telling all.
l. he ue pious Christian he would no, boast oi MI
MS charitable DECIDE; such leaving to- the p op!e
OF Hampton, when he withdrew his forces. n, arly
ah their camp eq"ipage, as kettles pnts pans NO.
~e; WITH supper hay coofea; a quantity of Bacon
and ether p!uner which tbey had rnsae during teir
short stay in Hampton Il,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sor+ O

The EneDty in the Potomac
Two schoeners put into tie Potomac on Monday
morning--the nne bound to Norfolk the other int
this river The latter past, little after day break.
on Monday, large ship, supposed b be II. lying
at anchor at some distance opposite the mouth # the
IWer-At the same time saw q tender under sail TO
the eastward of the ship YESTERDAY. w. learn tbe
enemy had come up the river IS far as Cornfeid
Harbor. yIeraId
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NoRHoLE, September 2S.

On Taesdsy last, 6 of the eneny's hsross went :,
To- the port OF Chsrrysione on the Eastern Shore.
with view OF destroying the vessels there bnt
were CALAMITY repo'ssd by party of the Northamp.
ION militia The enemy succeeded in burning a
to- schooner, but tie uiiitia fred so brskly thar
they were forced to absndnn her. After thew retir
ed the militia went board and axtineuished the
eanes before they had made nny progress; they
was obvious from other circu stances that tey had
made considerable slaughter among the enemy.
HeroLd.
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Fancy A1RienQry and 1FaH Goods.
u 4 KS. ROSE respectfully informs the Lades of
next month, open of the best asso-t,nents of
Minenary and F'ncy Goods that has ever Been o.
tered in this place.-she begs leave 10 inform the
Laa'ea that she has commenced the Milenarv ia.
siuess No. l26 Sout. sc.onJ.st-eet. phy.dei,h;,
all orders will be thankfully received either in her
line ct oss'ness or For the purchase Of goods on COM
MISSION, which will be pu1otusIly attended tn.
y. -. MS r. expects to BIZ here by the 10th of
next month O.,oLar1 Sc
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FROM HARl,IsoN.s ARMY.
AND LAKE ERIE.

AND LAKE ERIE.
&x.rnc.' of c letter from, enc of our coiuntceys,
at LoVreY S0ndusky, dated Sept Is, 1873.
:" Having more leisure to-day, than expect to
have for month 20 come, shall make use of il in
giving all the news of this place, far as have
learned, as do not expect to have il in NV power
TO write ar"in, unit! we krly settled at Maiden
"Lieut. VIM Tisda.c, with detachment OF sbom.
twenty OF usthat we're left at Fort nj egs arrived
here on thu iith nStant leaving old residence on
the 7th. We had very agreeable time of it on the
Lake. and was within shot distance of the two
fleets during the whole of the action, which lasted
two hours aid IN hall, and terminated in glorious
victory on our part over the whole British fleet
we sent the news OF the action to General Harrison
and on the 18th an expr,s arrived here from Com
modore Perry, with the particulars Tbs Glori us
news prodncsd great rejoicing and the army is rush
ing 20 the Lake from every direction There is no
doubt but we shall bsve possession of Maiden in a
short time. end am proud that company will
have the honor o: sharing in the conquest Of that
see- Il was present when the express was giving
Information OF Perry's victory To the commandment
% .h:s forthc stated that the two fleets were with
IN musket shot during the whole action-snd that
the Lawrence (the coInmodore's ship) was a long
time between the Queen Charlotte and the Detroit,
which caused him to leave her after two thirds OF
his men we're killed and wounded, and his vessel
much cut to pieces-The Commodore however
having got on bosrd another vessel, (the Niagara
continued the sction, and in short time settled the
bnanese--Hsnderson, one of our corps WIS posted
in the tops, and is aiivesnd hope Smith aud Har-
rspn ('wo more of cur company who we're in the
seton) are also SAFE though have not heard of their
fate.
1t is supposed have taken 600 prisoners.
The British officers say it was with reluctance the
Ieet came out, out the Indians forced them to it.
Tor they were determined to know which of the hiz
sGnoes had command of the Lake. or they would
commence general msssacre.--Two regiments Of
regulars left this place last night guard the pri-
soners.
immense quantities of ammunition and provi-
sions are now moving to Bullock Island. on the
Ran f,a ,onI-.
raj movement.--Ali the troops from Seneca will be
here in two hours; and Governor Shelby, with the
Keutuckians, is expected daily.
4" Weare all in high spirits, confident of planting,
shortly, the American standard in Upper Canada,
there TO remain eternally.
Since wrste to you last have lost four OF
our boys, viz. Samuel Williams, William Lanier, 8.
Miles, and VIM z. Rawlings, which make IL that
that have gone to another and better world
"P S.-The troops have all just arrived from Sc
neca. Peter.sarS RerubEsaa.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
STRONG DRLNcR

he sea boys OF britain, so fond of good prog,
with Yankee run never sre cioy'd;
Our Nhssey they swear makes the sthest of aroy,
But our Porter the wish to avoid
And so they kept swissing and staggering about,
~ keep Themselves manful and merry.
~ hnd,ns their cider and spirits all nut,
lhey re dead drunk at last with our Perry.
Columbian!
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BALTIMORE. sont o.

EstrGct NJ ietter from, .Nash0iAe. da,rI I4th
S@pf. TO a gentleman IN This city
An Express arrived io this place the evening
before last, from Fort ST. Stephens, 20 the Cover.
nar' Si .he melancholy Intelligence that about 700
Creek indians hsd attselet and taken Fort OF, tSe
iombsby---in whic.. there were about 500 persona,
all OF whom were murdered, except 8, who made
their escape"
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On Nails, Pracoct Pioughs, Gg'c. &c.
'H'hE subscrih- is now receiving 600 kegs If si,.
Perior qnabty Gut Nails and Brads OF the fol-
loving SECS ' '''
Sd, Id, Sd. 81, Sd; 1Cd, t2a. & god, Nails.
l0d, ~, led, 81 cod, B,ads
tc~ h-s!-rate Peacock Ploughs, and in few
days e1pe cts large and extensive assortment Of
Carpenters Planes OF every descripton-lll which.
niongery, &c &c he is determined 10 sell "a low as
possible, for cash Or approved paper.
JAMES BREAM,
o. Sign of the Gold Anvil.
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% A single Gentleman can be accommodated
wuh Room as private To- cling room, where there
are no children, in central part of the town en-
erey tree from noise, and pl- assnt situation; i,s
furnishing his own heddng----servant's Attendance
srahs. middle aged man viii be pr4ferred--
Apply at this office CetoSerI
gsENOVhI.-The subscribers have removed
Rs Their Nendue-Oiice to the house formerly oc.
cuped by Eir. James Wallace, corner oil z and I4th
Whers Aey III r for sale,
$1,000 III Brown SUGAR in hi,is boxes s. barrels.
10000 H. Loaf ditto in hhds and barrels,
$4,000 ID. Coffee IN lerces and bags,
10 chests lrnreral and Young li,son Tea.
so boxes lhany Chocolate
,oS S ppss Maasa Wine superior quality,
so sacks Ferdigrs,
20 P'eees hussla Sheeiings-vith other articles
in the Dry Goods and Grocery line
MURPHY & SCOTT, V Ms
n. ID: The Upper Apartments Of MURPHY and
SCOTS Nendue-ofice For Rent. and Immediate Dos.
session siven-Appiy as above
October 1. o.,
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,Nrap. ynrk. .S.h,e,,, e. on

VIEW J ore, StpteDibfr 90.
by the steamboat Paragon, VIII ch arrived here
vest r"ay morning from Albany, we learn that Com
Cbauneey had again sailed from Ssckett's Harbor .
tn sir Jsmesl Yeo continued at Kingston with his
feet and that Gen. Hampton hsd crossed the lines
from Cumberland Head, and entered Canada with
his army.
We learn since the above paragraph wa, in ,vn.
that gentleman arrived here yesterday morning in
the steam boat, direct from Sacket's H.rbor, Who
states that Com Chauncey has not returned to Sac
ketts harbor,; he chass sir J. L. Yeo into Amherst
Bay. The Lady of the Lake had arrived at Sacket
harbor TO procure supplies for our squadron, which
was still bicekading the enemys fee; in South Bay
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