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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-21
ARMY MOVEMENTS.

The Sd u. S. regiment, 1000 strong,
embarkcd at New Orleans on the llth,
destined for Cincinnati, Ohio
Gov. Claiborne has ordered 10 be III
readiness To march, b, moments warn.
ing, five regiments of Militia
Part Of our Army at HaHtar.
Col Berstler's regimen., prisoners
has arrived at Halifax. Col. Taylor was
with them.
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r. waste these Aowery fields and woods

~ waste these n0WeIy uclue Auu WS~es
present!
:. There was time when expected
to have gone before her-Mors painful
then nv dissolution would have been..-
One of the strongest holds of life is sha-
ken, and to fellow her now to the abode
Of Angels would be joyful. But think
not that am in despair. feel that l
have vet duties to perform, and other
holds on life. AsI had all along, but too
much reason to anticipate fatal result
in the case of MARIA, so early labored
to prepare the mind Other mother for
an event so transcendantly mournfui--
and this labor, which was not unsuc-
csssful, added much to MY own conso.
la,ion, under trial so severe. had
likewise, (and it contributes greatly to
my confor, now) been in the habit OF
rejecting, that this little Interesting OBJ
iect of my fsndest affection, svas Merfa!
that might be deprived OF her-and
that in such an event it would be my
duty to resign her to the Power that gave
her to me. This resignation, in the
midst of my distress, I feel, and it Is
this alone, with the consoling prospect
tha, we may meet again, IN an Infinitely
superior mode of existence, never to De
separated more, that raises me above the
;debiHtating effects Of grief, which might
otherwise sink me into despair.
" Events like these, are calculated 10
elevate the mind from earth to Heaven,
and teach US our dependence there we
are fond also, ON such occasions. to view
every passing event, in kind of supsr-
natural light, and perhaps lnnocentIy
imagine more than may be real we
know little of the nature OF the soul. nor
how it passes from its teneRent OF clay,
or what its feelings or Impressions are
in the regions Of unclouded day, but 1t
affords me vivid consolation at the mo
nent when IN, Love departed-when
, "The cord was broke that held her
spotless soul,
And Choirs of ANGELS, sung her
to her home,"-
to imagine that the passing intellect
beamed in her eyes-that from the seat
of sense it took its flight, and at the We
ry moment of departure, when the limbs
were cold, and the breath all but ex.
pended, we were bcheld and recognize
ed by her with superior energy and ct.
feet. 1t is certainly tact, that frequent
" at the moment of dissolution, supc.
rior brill1ncy and apparent intelligence
appears IN the eyes, after the tongue has
failed to do it's ofice--and where is the
harm, or even the unreasonableuess OF
the inference nave drawn above -
Every word that escape, from the dying
victim, even though uttered in delirium
has its deep effect In the present In
stance, the solemn plaintiye sound Of
Take me home Take me home -
still vibrates in my ear This forebod-
ing wish was realized, and at her ever
lasting home she speedily arrived.
4 quarter before six O'Clock, on the
eycnins Of the day she died, I took the
last look at the dear.remaips ct my little
innecent-the solemn knell vas heard
and at the termination of a heavy show
er of rain, as the sable curtains OF eve.
ming were closing around US, saw her
laid in the earth, and covered frem my
sight forever !"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-21
NETWORK, Sept. Is.

The schr. Grey hnund arrived here
his morning from Washington, N T.
Shc sailed from the bar on Thursday,
4 nd four hours after Was fired at and
broueh, too by his majes,y's schooner
bar. was oyerhauled aud the crew OF the
GREYHOUND was taken on board. They
Isere pre- pairing TO man her, bat after a.
kout two hours detention the Globe lot
er of marqne, just tron Ocracock hove
n sight. The Greyhound was then re-
eascd, the captain nfthe Pas saying ne
Rared rot trust his men on board OF
Der. He prepared for action but stood
Slone the Cape., the Globe IN pnrsuit ;
hight coming on the Greyhound lost
$igh, ofthem,
a British brig had arrived ct New
bern With q full cargo of dry goods fro"
.nndon TO Halifax, invoice OF her cargo
5000 pound sterling, prize to the pfi,
Eateer Snap Dragon, captain barnes' %
North Carolins
A Portuguese brig that had been o.
kained BY the Chesapeake squadron ssme
kime, was ordered OF and had arrived az
The bar. A brig also arrived there on
Thursday last from Lisbon. Sip. Frank
lin, Adams. arrived at the same place
Iom New York on The 7,h September
Sloop Charles, from Newburyport, ar
rived there the same days. On Friday
morning about 90 miies from the mouth
of Capes, was 5ecalmed all day, 4 heard
most tremendous .csnnonadieg the
whole time he was becalmed, in the d.
fec,ion Of Norfolk. Yesterday saw
British man Of war off the Hook.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-21
-BOSTON, Sent. Is.

A gentleman who arrived from Port
] and last evening. informs us that a fiag
be truce was sent in there on Monday at
ernnon from Capt. Gordon, al the Rat.
er .loop Of war. requesting an exchange
bf the Boxers "Rcers and ueD. The
lieutenant Of the Rat,leS who came IN
(he fag, requested also an interview with
The lieut.. OF the Boxer. and 1t that could
bn, be granted he wished that an official
bla.e,nent. of the action might be given
Lir. The fag would come back yes
lrrlay at - O'Clock, to learn the deci-
bon Of The Marshal. The request t"'
De meu would not be granted A brig
(chr. aud two priyateers. were IN CO
kith The Rather on Monday.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-21
THE SUBSCRIBER,

INTENDING to decline business
will offer his valuable stock OF Dry
Goods for Sale at Auction on Friday the
a4th.-The stock consists principally OF
coarse, fine and superfne Cloths; Rose,
Point and striped Blankets Kendle
Cottons; blue and white kerseys;
Cambric Muslins and Shirting; Cam.
b. les, Long Cloths, and Coleraln Shirt
ing Cottans, India Muslins, and ma
ny otter articles desirable tor re-
tail store, all of which were purchased
las, fall, merchants will find 1t their IN
terest to attend the Sale-Sale TO com
mence at 9 o'clock. A. N. at which time
the terms will be made known
VIVA. G. Ridgely.
Georgetown, Sept 20.
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A House Servant Wanted

I wish to hire NEGRO WOMAN
who is well acquainted with Cooking,
Washing, &c. One that can come well
recommended good wages will be Civ
~ Likewise a BOY about - or "a
Y ears of age is wanted. Apply to the
'AubscribeE,..
&, Horace Field.
Sept 10. cost.
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A Gardener Wanted,

N%E with a family who Is eapa-
~ bile of m king and managing a
Garden and Small Dairy
nd also this care of three or four hands
for the purpose OF Cultiva' ns small
Field OF Corn, Sc. cuch an one COM
lug we'll recomme nded, will meet with
liberal encourag ment, BY applying at
the Office O, the Alexandra Daily Ga
zstte, or of Joseph Thomas at Poto-
mac Bridge, City of Washington.
,cnt 9 taw3w
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TO RENT

THE STORE. lately occupied by
Mr.. James Sanderson, at the corner OF
King and Fairfax Streets; for the Gfo'
Gerry business it is an excellent stand'
Enquire Of
VIZ. or j T RAMSAY.
Aupust7. tsfWt.
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ORPHANS COURi,

Aierandria County, September
Term, 1913. .
Ordered, That tho Executors Of John
Uundas, decd. do inser. the following
advertisement three times week for
four weeks in the Alexandria Newss
papers.
A Cory, TEST,
A. Moore, Reg.
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YOUNG TEAZER.

/ The iolie~ias is lis, of the unlor-
innate parted the crew Of the Privaecer
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-21
PHILADELPHIA, Sept II.
ACCIDENT.


A Pha,on, driving ,mpctuously over
SchuylkilI bridge few days since, IN
which. were TWO gentlemen, struck a.
gainst chaise, lost its equilibrium, and
precip;tated into the river. The only
damage sustained was the loss OF the two
hind horses, who were so entangled that
they persisted beneath the bridge before
they could be liberated.
Extract Of letter from tious Father,
communicating 20 his friend the infor-
nation OF the death Of a beloved child
AUGUs9 81, 1913.
81 write again to inform you, that we
have lost our darling MAHIA Those
flattering symptoms which appeared on
the l4,h, as mentisned in my last letter,
did indeed prove delusive, and on the
morning of tue 18th, she quietly breath
ed her last, having just completed her
fifth year. What az interesting little
object she had become After 8 months
tuition, she could sit down and read to
us-and sach was her fondness for her
book, that she readily dispensed With all
those little amusements, to which chill
dren Of her age are generally so much
attached. do not know whether my
attachment to my child was greater than
that of parents in general-but have
lost q father. a brother, < sister, with
out feeling the loss like this. My fond.
ness for her was Increasing daily, and
| even few hours absence from her had
become painful frequently visited
her in school. In the morning, she was
often With nae in the garden, where she
planted her little beds of flowers-and
in the, cool of the evening she was al.
ways ready to ramble with me in the
| zelda and woods. But shall behold
her no more in school-no longer viii
she plant her flowers in the garden, o,
wander with me round about the village
How melancholy looks the school! Ho"
dreary nov the garden What . 'el'1a'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-21

state in the House of Representatives o!
the United States. Phil fof.
The mode of getting rid of the in
suit of Turreau's letter TO our exec
utiye, reminds one Of an anecdote OF
a Kentucky Justice.
The advocate Of one fthe parties
on trial before him, observing thist
he did not appear to hear him with
that appreciation which his argu-
ments were entitled 10, in order TO
awaken his attention, with great
force applied his foot to tue Justice.
lust in the part where I" boRors
lodged" As there we're but few
present except the parties, it was
concluded upon consultation, TO make
no words about it. The occurrence,
however. leaked out, and friend in
quired of the Justice. how he, as an
officer, could receive such treatment?
Sir, said the Justice, with great in
dignation, I did not receive it OH
oiaIly, which is proved beyond doubt
BY its not being on record as any part
of the trial. Had | agreed to re-,
eeive it officially. the world would
have seen in what manner / should
have treated the rascal.
Rhode Isiand Americdn.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-21

/ ishabitaats az Portland Ia their civil
and military department. ssembled to
do honor to the memory OF the brave
Lieut.. William Burrows, late com
mander Of the Enterprise, who fell
| in the action with Fl. B. M. brig
Boxer, which she captured and
brought into this port, and beg they
will receive their grateful aeknow.
Judgments for their very handsome
tribute of respect exhibited yesterday
in their attendance on the funeral OF
that brave officer as we'll as that Of
his gallant competitor. captain Sa-
muel Blythe, late commander OF the
Boxer, who fell in the same action
and 70 whom equal honors were paid
in every respect in their funeral OBJ
seqaics, exhibiting to the world an
evidence, Of that character OF which
the Americans are proud to possess.
Of shelving every tribute of respect
to q brave enemy who has fallen In
combat and Of extending to those in
their power, every mark OF lioeraii
ty and comfort consistent with their
situation as prisoners.
The excellent order and regulari-
ty which prevailed yesterday ia every
part Of the procession and ceremony,
must reflect the highest honor on
the Inhabitants of Portland, and par
ticularly as the short time allowed
could not have admitted Of making
such arrangements without the best
discussions, and The almost alacrity.
Capt. Hull. with the officers and
crew of the Enterprise. embrace the
present occasion to express the sense
which they entertain of the prompt
attention. and Of the active and hu-
name ex. ,tions of Samuel Storer,
ESQ. the U. s. Navy Agent at this
place, in having every accommoda
ton provided for the wounded on
board the U. S. brig Enterprise, as
we'll as those on board the Boxer,
between whom no distinction was
made. And they likewise beg the
Physicians of this place who have
been so kind as to afford the most
prompt and ample exercise of their
Drofe ssions toward the wounded OF
both vessels, to accept their best
thanks.
Portland, September 9, 1919.
Melancholy and Shocking Incident!
A private letter from Williams:
burg, which was last evening com.
municated to US by a gentleman OF
this city. informs that a melancholy
and Distressing occurrence took place
there, on the 10th inst, MIR. Sweeny,
T. carriage maker had that day given
10 his son. hoy about IS or II
ears old, a severe whipping. A
neishbor who had been attracted by
the noise into the yard, saw the boy
20 out to the Kitchen and sooa return
into the house Immediately after
which tie loud report OF gun was
herad. On running into the house
he discovered that the boy had seiz-
ed his fathers musket. placed the
muzzle in his mouth, and thus put an
eud 10 his life. The head was al
most entirely blown off, d the corpse
Of the poor youth presented q most
shocking spectacle.
Daily Compiler.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Extract Of a letter, dated

Nfsa,e riedo, .dhri IL. 1918.
d" The seige of this place has been
continued Now for near seven months,
fsay from the middle of September
last) and there is little prospect OF
its ending in seven more, unless death
and starvation bring it to an end.
The report of last night is, that Ell
soldiers have died in the citadel since
the seige, for want efnonrishment Il
medical aid-the numbers that have
died in the hospital and in private
houses is not known. but were you
to see the CHASTITY figures that stalk
the streets begging for bread. and g.
ven candle (Which is generally the
amount Of the charity they recelve)
you would think the grave had o.
pened again and that the dead had
walked into the city but this excites
no pity in the hearts of the command
ers."
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To 4H1 Ve9ERs or Prince. GEoRetS
CovNTT. it
Gentlemen,
Lake the liberty Of announcing
10 you, that shall offer myselfat yo1f
next Election for SHERIFF, for that
Office Should ] be hshGrca with 3
majority. will perform the duty with
care and fidelity to al persons Sho may
be interested.
SAMUEL coz.
September | .lsw4ts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-21

JOHN GLosIseER, Esq of Dauphin
county, and john NJ. HYNEMAN, Esq
of the county OF Berks, have resigned
their seats as Representatives OF this
state in the House of Representatives o!
the United States. Phil hah
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TO B. SOLD,
Port Tobacco 7aekey Gu1
RACES.

TINE Jockey { luh Purse. Three
i Hundred Dollars, will be run Tor
over the Port Tobacco Course Oh
TUESDAY he I'd day Of November iietts
Heats four miles each.
Or Wednesday the 3d-a Purse q
One Hundr..; .o.lars will be run TOT
--hests two miles each
AupUst 81 la"t2N
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From THE PORTLAND GAZETTE.
The Citizens of Portland. we un-
derstsnd will gives Public Dinner
on Wednesday next, to Lieutenant
M'Call. and the Officers Of the Y. >.
brig Enterprize-who so CALAMITY
Distinguished themselves in the late
engagement with the British brig
Boxer. =
/ Captain Hull, with the officers and
grow of the Z. 8. brig Enterfrize.
are deeply impressed withethe Tea.
d;ness and aleerity With which the
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-21
This is to give notice that

This is to give notice that
the Subscribers have obtained trcm tho
Orphans Court of Alexandria County,
in the District Of Columbla, letters ties.
tamentary on TIE Estate .; John Dun.
das, late Of the County aforesaid de-
ceased. All persons having Cairns
40 ainst the said deceds t, arc hereby
warned to exhibit the same with youth'
ers thereof to the sui scribers, on or
before the 18th OF March next or they
may by law be excluded ffcm sb benee
fit to tho said estate + nc those me-
debted thereto, are requested ID make
immediate payment.
Given under our. hands this 18th day
Of Septe ,hber, 1873.
gnes Dundas, Ex'trix.
las H. Dundas. -,...
VIM. Hepburn,
TO b.. SOLD,
That large Lot Bake House and
Dwelling House, at the corner~of Orc.
noxo and Water streets. for long time
occupied by Mr.. Andrew Jamiesen.
September Is 3tawAw
Port Tobacco .aekey Club
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-19
FROM LONDON PAPERS.
LoNnoN Sent.

LONDON, Sept. 90.
The ~ ost marked silence is observed in
al the Froncb papers respecting the ROYAL
Family Of Spain, bat some interesting infur
NATION has b5en obtained by means of Sc
7cral Spsnatds, who we're in toe suite of
ferdinand. and have lately returned 70
Spain They state that since Lord JFe[
Hp6tor's SUCCESSES In the Peninsula, no
adfarte had ordered all the Spanish Ncbles
ono were formerly permitted to reside with
Fcrdi7eHd, &C be scot away from him, even
bis Spanish fc0ks and servants, and has
replacet th1Tl with FrenChmen, at the head
Of whom is The brother of Aaratont. His
uncle and ri, brother are still with him,
and he keeps up his spirits ever sine. the
advance Of the Russign army last winter.
a leror o. the l0h inst. from the Ok
ncY Islands, mentions the arrival Of Sir w.
CU2Tfs, IN his armed yaicht, in Kirkwall
roads, IN the 81 inst. last. from Leil,, on a
ctUise Of pleasure. As the yatcht had no
colours flying, md was prevented by a tire
ineEdous gale from sending her boat on
shore, uDtil the afternoon of the an. the
nh abitants ADD m!iiysry were apprci,en3ive
nat she was one Of Coni. RoDGEE's crui-
scrs, aud uud>r that Impression made due
preparations 70 defend themselves agaius
heir Supposed hostile visitors. AZ fur o.
clock, however, on The 9Th, their fears were
lissipated by the landing Of Sir w. CURTIS,
'accun panied by his friends.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-19

~, The accounts which we have rSIHv
received from the French coast. co,,,nr IL
stating, that ge'ierallv in al the French
BARRIERS there are preparations for ru,tins
~ sea visibly demonstrated in the French
-ousdrons. Their destination is lepor,e,. e
De America.
The force now at fioshmg consists Of IS
sail of the line. six frisates. AMI about so
briggs of various classes. Of Tho above. the
fr:g;ttcs are only ready forputtit.g to sea at
"A moments warning.
The blockadlng force waich is opposed TO
them consists or eleve, sal, OF the line Rus
SANS and English. and the .JJson Englsh
( frigate. with two briSs--the last three are
close in. shore.
On the 2+;h u't. the Sharfcn fell IN with
III. M. SHIPS Registxa and Ageito'aene,
bound,o Halifax, with prisoners from Bran
dvpot. on the i9th OF the same month, and
which reported, that while getting under
way the telegraph from the STORE announ-
ccd. that an account WIS Just received Of n
severe action having taken place OIL the
Lakes, het~een Sir JAMES YFo's sq,a-
! dron AMI the American division, which had
Terminated IN TIE almost total :.nnihila,ion
OF one of them but they could not make
cut which Of the two was in,epd.,l The
Geographic notes concluded by stating, that
within twelve hours the particulars would
be known. rs the Rcsuiua 6 Afetnonpe,ie
could not wait, another arrival must or!ng
! the particulars.
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ron me Sosfon Ctntmel Of tie 1914.
LATEST FROM LACE CrNArry

yybe, -. 49,, HGHL1NoToH, Nov 4.
e,t r'at;hrrs, the pisos sas 10 grea co rs,o -
~! H.u received 'niormatsn tbst the Ryif A., ID
tn,su 10 zone force ct Lit!I= Chszy rom for
80 'Ps and e'$h row gs!les; that the ,oil,,;, sJ
oeeh eaneu ont and were fnosterne that H.. -.
W.. weIe reinoFlnsin al hrSe, rod great fare 1.r
gn.era'neI TOR The ST y of lsrse quantity Of e'o
posted II Piat;sbasch - ""''" were oe-
Sp,liI5oaors Maedonoueli has sailed in quest Of
t b '',sus. sp'ils--we have every confidence in
avn you may expect to hesr great r, r,
th's trart,r bv tn mex, mall 9 '"i
,,' Fo9 s'RIP L--The rlatsburg ns,l has .l6,
Tr,,i,,' s'iIved. j. confirms the account of do
hr','" nas'ng lsnde, in Chszy and n G, last ricf
oiP'Ired ohe ghard boat viii Smen "a 80 bs,t,s,.
W,'Sn were yhs atChazy The fcets are ia H..
80 zen 1snpton's errny hes returned to Cbstps.
e. s,o's roa''. sud Geuersl Park,r. WHO IL .,
'".',Ju'f"' mas ssnt express 10 Hampton % &c.
gna'", nm Of tbe is"ding of the Encisb 81 CisIy
yer to tbs place. "''' s'''s y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-19
FRoM THE N. Y.coLuMr1AN

Ha'HcIHcJ,om Generoi Hqnrhton's 0y,1,.
an otseer Direct from The srmy ii Cen. finn.
o'"hie" ~ ten on the Attn inst end who was in ne
rue e'k'yeInent, has n nrcH US With the f,'lovir
Fs,S' zoe eCrteeintss Il which may be iu;,iei.ir
Te'on or" = de'aehntrt urd.r The cofrr nd or
f's1uier general lzard eorsirt'ne o. ohoui $50 ,,
:. "hyanee Of General iiapp,ons ARM. aneeEtd
e ,,"ce or t"t enem' 9 forces nnss'inR nf ilt-f
- ~lN i'tians, vino were covered rs r. r,itL vood
whF'e t1ey had eousttuef'd sn abbst, e,r,rt
IRE was < 1T up % both s,deo tor some fine i'm
u'", u vic brdish wae sienced ny our froroa who
Hans charge, and ;he enemy fed IN az objections
LIVING 'he ablH'is in 20 seseion NJ the Ar,ert ana
yes fteIs ~ho have in. sey tta, the force of
~ pT'ush engaged vss Considerably snprftcr %
nav OF 'Se Americans Ah. tse disIcrsicn Ut tive
s'n'e o. their sku'king Indians fpnt behind
fees, aAnoyei our TRAPS, 5u, were .ve,,tnqJy dri
IN ron their eoveIss Our loss in Sii,e,i was be
ven 70 he IN al l5--snd & on ~ to % Won ,t,ed.
w Ca1aai ms "ho have coihe Us represent dat Of
's enemy as much greater
nc briusa IN Canada have r'v'e wsf n ia p1;ss
"ofi'pg sud destroying every tin, ia tleir Wsy not
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-19
PATRIOTISM OF KENTUCKY.
Brtract Of a feffer from q FederQi merchant
Toho Uery recently icff Uoskon. Hale4

IV"V VtFy ''ttHfy TT DoSfon, dated
LEXtNGToE, (Ker.) Oct. II. 1913
" | find in this country An entire recerse
1t New-Eng'and in regard 70 business
Here there Is no competition. and ever,
hing brjsk and prom able Tee war, so fli
rom depressing tne people f the Westero
States. is making the greater proportion ~
'hem rica. 70 diis you may attribute a ng,.
Of their patriotism, although TO 10 them ;us
ice, they are the most patriotic peopie :
nave ever seen o. hcsfd Of When Go,
SHKLBv Issued his late proclamation for W
luntecrs, large prep rtion IF those whe
marched were respectable farmers with
large possessicns--fnaay entirely iDdepen
tent in Preerty, leaving large aad res ses.
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w. !, Ph1ndey hia, -a6O. 70.
we are told that an expedition !, prsr.,:-o
'tTot J" broeeeJ against Mieh;limpeI;hssi =,
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