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SOUP.

GtoOD SOUP, made Of the bel
VI pieces, will be delivered every day
tSundays excepted from II ill o'clock
at Mrs. Richardson's, next door Il MIR.
Hings.sn's, Crocksry Merehsnt, Al SIX
cents per quart. II gill bs de'lssTed 81.
so at S o'clock on :be afternoon OF Sac
tarday, for the supply on SUNDAY. The
society for the relief Of the pso,, having
n-de this establishment with q view OF
rendering their fluid. more efficient,
indulge the hope that private isnsii'ss
viii encourage it BY the purchase OF
soup.
As. great portion Of the soup will DO
di.tribu,cd gratuitoa.ly, favorable OPP
portusity is offered for display OF cha.
rity by country people and others
vho may have ii in their power to send
meat and vegetables, ehicb II sent TO
Mrs Richardson viii he thankfully
received Potatoes, which ut this sea-
sou are liable TO frost bite, will IN that
Case answer the purpose
Spun COTTON, 2
The product of the labor Of the poor,
may be bought as usual Of Mr.. Robbins.
Dsc. -.
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sible de 10 their CANADIAN tfovincil-
AN it be said the continuance of the
ar will be advantageous to US; the be-
lance of the account must always stap'
4gsinst, us and more * moreevery year.
With all the world epento their com.
nercial enterprise with the most power
full alliances, mistress of the countries
which Weld all the productions necessa-
ry for the sustenance or luxury Of men,
and furnishing the materials Of every
manufacture and improvement: they
nave the most unhounded means Of re-
nlcnishing their resources, and renew
ing their vigor. While We must draw
more and more every year on that capt.
tai, which thirty years peace and pros
nerity have accumulated in our country
We must draw upon our principal.
'HitS oiitaib VIII 'H's S"pip} P"'' ~
the interest nf ber's in her contest with
Us. But still more gloomy picture pre-
srnts itself to our view-Suppose the
present confcderscy in Europe should
break down the colossal power o.
F. ance--How UNEQUAL will then be the
contest between Us and Britain We NAV
hen in our turn experience the ni-
series END desolahons, which have so
ong afflicted Europe, What now pre-
tents us from making peace LIE time.
& leisure permit, this will be the subject
OF future enquiry.
CAMITLUS.
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Nli' IL.

A FTER consulting the Mayor on
I L the subject of Fire. Duckets and
Stoves, il Is thought best and most
conducive to The interest and safety OF
the Citizens ofthis Town, IL give the m
inform 4,ion that | nave authorised
and directed the severs! Constsbies %
ms pecl anu elamhc the stste OF Firo
Buckets and Stoves in their respective
Wards but in order % prevent ihe
disayrseable resort to fines tor delini
qnenciss, by giving some further time
tor full compliance with Tie relative
laws, the inspection of the Cons;ab!es
is posi- poned Intil the Esd instant.
John Vaudeville,
Superintendent Of Police
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FRNM CADIZ.

Yesterday arrived in tie onter harbn-
the ship Commodore Prebie, capt. Lewis
So days from Cadiz. We believe there
i. no news OF importance received BY
This arrival. except what nav be found
under our shipping head We are pro-
missed the Perusal Of file OF papers
brought by this vessel, and should they
contain any thing of importance we
shall lose III time in laying it before our
readers. Ibid.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-16
Congress of the U. states
House Of Representatives..
.TuEsnAr Dec. IA

Mr. G. Olson presented the petition
Of John T lisft.rro, contestine the aieo
,ion of + Huoserford. Referred to
,he committee Of elections.
Several peti,ino< praying compens'-
ION for reyolutinnars services were pre-
sente' and referred
The Spraker laid before the House !.
communication from the Navy Dspart
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-16
Land for Sale.


II Farm containing nhwards Of $50
.fCRES,
About five miles from Alexandria.
a part OF 1t within a quarter of nile
from the Littl, River Tornpike Road.
il fer SaIe.-The :e are about 80 acres
OF NJ atlow, through which runs an
active and neve' failing stream the d.
s,auce of aboo, a half miic having a
suf1icieni fall for Water.Worss sui,cd
to various Factories, and upward, 81 100
acres which have never been cleared.
Tie situation is healthy, there beip. a.
bundance Of excellent Springs. md
from the bro~s oftbe elevated grounds
may be seen the FIRE Valley Of Back!ick
Run, Great Huhting Creek Tie s.uth.
err extrer,iry of Alexandria, ard the ri.
yer Prtomae |, is bounhed principally
by 3D., lands of WIN Nerburp. Jobn
Summers and VIM Moss A par is in
The tenure Of Stephen Lomsx. who will
give some information abnu. the hoBn-
daries. TO any person disposedto buy
and i expected no pe,,on will 'fFsr to
purchase without first viewing the pre-
misses. The farm will be sold BY the a.
re, according tc survey to be made
and the terms Of raymes' shall be res-
enable for which application is to bt
made to the subscriber.
Charles Lee
December Is. 3n.
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MOI ICE.

THE Stockholders "a the Washing.
ION an! Al. x'ndria Turnpike Company
are hereb, notified that meeting Of
he said company will be holden at
1'r;ple,t's t!o,ei in Slexandria, on the
first Mnnday in January ncyt, for the
purpose o. lyct,nr FIVE Directors, a
CLERK and Treasurer, and transact
ing such other business as may tc pro.
posed.
BY order
Ean; n Achtop Oh
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Rumors at Unssiin gien.

The lrIsale 2 csidcnl. Cam Fodgers
said to have cap nfc.' bis Hnle.'y's
Ship kcasta. Accord ng to Steel's List
e Acasta Carries 48 guns and is COM
handed by 4. r. K@rr, Esq.
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From The Eos'ou f,ailq .adrertiser Al
hriduy, Dre. 10

4 gentleman passenger IN the
,ewHort Stage Of last evening. IN
'orms ns that there were no arrivals
siureN "Wednesday last: Swedish
sctr. -nc:.urc:. below which i, was
reported had hecn hoarfi~H from the
t. g. 'rigaic President. Com. Rod
gers. 81 hours out TO the 81. Of the
Gulf; all we'll.
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The ship Herald. Gate the pri-
vateer ship York-town Of New York }
from st. JOINS. \. B. hounf TO ia
maica. has been east away n totally
lost or The easternmOsf Wolf. about
Z miles from st. Andrews. Ibid.
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II is also reported that the remains Of
Wikinsop's ar y h@ve been attacked,
md dispersed 0, -, British in Canada'
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CONGRESS-.

At half D ST one "'c' tx Yesterday,
when cor Reporter left Washington. the
S~na'c were sndl string with closed
lnuTs. We understand thai Mes2rs.
King, @ ,re, and Dlna, have reached tie
clsy, which IN connection with other cir.
cumstanccs, renders it Doubtful ube.
ther the Ennbar,s bill sill pass the Sc
nate.
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TIE following gentle gnen were on Mon

'G. ':iltoSiNS St'liiE ''Cb NC't oli- 4Nt'b'-
day las, elected Dircctors Of the I.
non BaDk q. .iitxendri-:
Darrell " "trson, .fa&ob Morgan.
We. lAf+. Hm Hrybrrt, jr.
r ~ lg1rcrr, J IN Live,
iotn HfKnacv. D,rrd Pscs,
Toia 2. P-toa, Bzyigbt H,tcrf,
-o,pr fauior, t'ruven r peyto7,
Ibos. J7ns-u ChGrtts HNHtov.
!. s.. G Tucker, J2aa,Aan Scb"lf~R
I'm. H. 8rowa, fhdrrv HcholEcM
Gen. Wilkinson iSsned an order
ior the. arrest % GHa- Ia nDtpn. nut
.hr latter. i, * sail. left The army
|rrsre the of:ier was served npnu
aim.
IT. Smith. I7the artillery. rc2o..
Ell e. have ',ren ki9lei IT the oat.l"
Of W'iiiiims',urgh. we are ha,nv 10
lcara. was only wounded and made
prisoner.
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SALE BY NUoIION.

~ ~ - - ~ ~ AVN
~ Tuesday tue Sl.t inst at twelve
~ O'Clock. at the huf ION Rom
hcsd oI Ffcderick Street Dock, Balti.
:nore. a4i
800 bags prime Green Coffee,
2oa do. 5. lomilgo do.
81 hhds. Muscova - Sugar,
100 ooxes first quality white
jiavanna do.
50 hal boxes do. do. do.
~ boxes Brown do,
so hhds FIRST quality Nol, sses,
80 puncheons Sd and 4lh proof
Rum,
so chests Tyson,
Is do Young Hyscn, 7tas
90 10. Imperial.
10000 ID. Refined Sugar,
90 Gercss Coppcrass,
10 90. Alum,
80 bags Pepper,
3 do. hl,spice.
Wm. Vance e Co.
.Aaetioneers.
baltimore Der l,-,4
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FEM C.. tshton, Ok.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-16
bosToN July g.
Ezra cfs IF a kettey from III sara. w. 81 z

S's -" ttS ~ q efFte' from NE SSyS. w. ST r.
Na:h6one, dated LiUerhoei, 13.h Mar.
ne prospect OF supplies under nea-
trai nag, is circumstance which has far
some tins had depressing influence ON o,,-
market, aud now that licences are actualJr
granted CO neural ships by which the
supplies. through this medium, may proba>-
oly be Increased, the subject, it NAV nate-
rally be supposed, has acquired an addition
al importance III the eyes OF both sellers and
2qycrs. Another cause, which oD,.ra,es
Strongly at the present moment, is the OFF,.
understood to have been made BY Russia. "a,
become {: riediatcr betw zen this country *
the United States, 9th theYew of bringing
Tue eNi sting differences 20 a favorable md
FeTdiF termination. AithGueA ne very sss.
Enl"< Nopes Ssen TO De generally entertsiDr
60 o. this proposal leading 70 Any satisfactn;
ty'rcsult ct the manner in which II has
oesl received by the American ssovernInant.
has given rise 10 an idea that i, NAV be the
meals Ct renewing some os TIE obstacles.
! "h,1h nov stand inthe way Of an accon,r
n'ooa'ion, which 10 On many accounts, Sc
mach 20 be desired, Whatever view NAV
ne eater he taken ct the suhjac,, the intel.
i'gence has. IN the mean time, increased ,h.
s;agnation which was experienced in tie
demand Tor some kinds ct American pro,
duce.'
+" The presentation. a few dsys ago. Of
certain petitions N Iae House of Colnmors
feE total exclusion If American coftcns-
gave rise TO q short discussion uDon IL : .uh~
ect: III the course OF which the Chan eiluu
~ me EXcSequor observed, that fror, III =
reception given to the measure hen lass
brought forward by him, Ministers had bee,.
induced 10 abandon their .Dtjcn Of i1nnn.-
ng any additional duty upon cotton ;mpvrss,
ed from the u. So"
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Ea'tTact IF another, dated Livsyaoos
lliQH Ia.

:" A debate uPan the policy of ihtsrdictius,
u commercial communicating with the "
a'ates during the war, took place in The
d"use or Commons On the 10th iEsts--Ths
sense ct the House wes to prohibit the i'm.
por' OF y. > produce in tote, bat the Cham
cellor nf the Gxeheau.r having eynresse1i !,
'''sh to cor suit the Mercantile interests. no
feSnlutions were MAYED. -~Ou1 Governments
"@S :, fetrsed t. negociate through the medium
I'VE conceive there must be mistake Ia
the cqDcinding sentence at the al We ,et,er.
rs such prompt refusal is incredible md
other letters frcni Ligelpol not only MAZE
20 'nshtio. OF he rejection but state th C
il is looked 70 vith SONG favorabl. altb,,,,.I,
not sanguihe expectations. The inteif-encs
.oi the mediation did net reach England ala
about the llth of Nay & then. we presume.
"ithont a1' mention Of preliminary condos
uons, Il these are any. Palladium ]
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,tn1 sr~rr rrEsln 10 rceoa,otre tsi copse i,'crna
ton---eo'. johnson discovered NJ enemy--trCu.3 -
with nm scna Comedians, who informed tkst ;af
f'rtsh had s.t c-eeiyed susa ~ aecc=,i,a to then
Indian f'scss rs had been reported !; bu. that 10,
iE'rns bad ieit the riy,r faisia tor Lower S,adus
Ky 20 .enut, pilias. a"d ,assssere t1n col. john.
sons return TO Fort Meig-, Gen .iarrison order e.
detachmcrtto go Immediately n, pursuit Of ia.
indians, but unfortunately they hat done 81, tn.
,n,scsietthey could 90 before theJ were discovered
ihey killed TWO Dragons who etc hunting their
horses near che Fort st S.ower Ssudu.sy, and MFR
dsred family within hundred yards of The
tort, consisting q! oaen, one woman and . chill.
dren--Tsey Immediately retreated towards Foot
Mciss. Enj must have passed within mile aud
hail 81 Gen. Harrison, no on his return from
Fort Negs, with an esc,'rt OF only about ~ men,
The Geaerat siti his customary good fortune,
rived Unmoles,ed, at Lever Sni,tussy on FRIDAY
Tact ;---sWi would start tAc nekt day tor Cleve-
lani Col BALLS squadron ~ou,d $3.50 proceed Ia
Cleveland. Col. Jo.nson's regiment ere expected
st Lower Ssndusi<y ca Friday
nus It appears that the rererts Of Fcrt Meiss
AMI Lover Ssndusky being attacked, we're prema-
ture.
The frontiers may nov be considered in state =.
more perfect safety than ;hey have ever been be-
tore Msj Croghsn. wih nearly 500 regulars, is
s's,ioned at the Broad Ford, II miles from Lower
sandosly, and col Johnsou's regt. OF mounted men
are vt Lower Sandnsky, ready ia move to any pom.
which may hereafter be endangered.
Ills Excellensy Governor Meies, on first reee;y-
ing intelligence Of The late alarms, .began, with s
SHOWN z-a Vigilance aud patriotism; to prepare for
the worst Several companies we're i;nme distely
ordered out aud are their march. His
efficiency, Who is here Mt present seut expresses in
different directions this orning 10 order the militia
10 return to their homes.
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RPOhIRrdMcE
Ertrdct Of a huer Jro1, portland,

ETfTdct o. Etfer JroR1 Port and tn f6s.
6fefe' Of me AachaAge CDte Houses
dated, Juh 6, 1878.
1.-THE schT. Thistle, Capt CroaeiI. 80 DAYS from,
EoTdeGu's. has just sneicrcd IN oiir bsrl,ir: 20
hrngs Freneh papces. crr;eipng -, Scsourt ~ z
battle having been fought on the Sd Of Nav o.,
the frenri aud the siiifd armies commanded Lu
ALEk NDrR and the KING Of Prussia in per.
SON , ne account 10 oibeiai aHd dated at tbs
French Head Quarters. nesr Lsi6si, vbcr. a.
battle was fought. -----ll sisies dat sbort 10 f05
. french were tasen or killed snd Sub6osrs cf,4
from zS,OUO TO 10000 at the allied army ~c-s In
ed or taken prisonets.--.Ihis scoouft 10 IYp- ,65
gwen IN the usual 1onapsrteans,ys and, Of s0ursey
not $" Wnch confidence e..i' DC paced in its
cofFectness.--it IS considered, that the Con-
test was by no means decisive, although
Napolecn says he. had routed the auiPS
army and was league and a half in adj
vance and hat the victory would have
been more brilliant had his army ali besn
on the ground as ne observes. that hia
numbers we're greatly inferior To the all;ed
forces. ard that he had rrther Oh So NOS IN
pursue, thai The enemy night be shoyed :
Inc Emperor states, that tie allied army
consisted Of about 100000 The accomrt
was transmitted TO the Empress who pub.-
fishes II IN an Official paper, dated 9Th Of
Nav. -
The emperor is very particular in his
account ot the SITUATION OF the G en- rals-
Commanding lie difiercut divisions, &c. &c.
his statement IS given from once hear upr
he paper read aud, believe, is substanti-
ally correct"
ErvGct IF a ietter froal Borfg4,x. .srey IN. ..
Mercantile hoAe tn his fsssn
" On th- 2sth aud e9,h ,t-iirt eqr,ns;s.r was y,
Pehso b! partial shgaEsHisi,s bc.eesn dls sdYanssd
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ErtrGcf 2fa litter tran, M. London. dsted
The IN ofJuiy
On bo1yd m

yh:scrs Crooks 81 Butler,
We still remain b.ocka,'ed Mt tbs place The
o,tsh force on here at present, eonsisis the ka~
n.s ~ one ~ gun frgate, Il the orFheus lrigse
IS guss see 20 prospects Of our Getting onI n,
present, fof they keep or 8 launcies and barees
using continually, aud intercept every thing 20.
ing up or coming down the Sound. Yesterday they
TOOK soop iroio New-york bound " e. evidence,
commanded by Capt l3.yens. loaded win 6onI
81" cotton. ihis day they Oh shore near Mn
Stone Creek, sehr that was Loumd 10 the " est
s~srd. Afterwards the Brit sh cot her on, aud
kept possesson OF the schr. They than proc eied
UP the Cr,ek, aud p!undored sniel soop OF rig.
s'ng, 5siis, &c. and p!uudered Mr.. Gsrdner, ( =
Gentleman that iiTes at he pont1 OF al his poultry.
ItereSrf good many trool,s here present, say
i5Ol and theJ are repairing f4rt Csrs@oId very
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From the SciotD ia zsftr. EzL~a.
CrTLLIco 4HE, INN 6.
ny TIE FXFRESS AIHIL,.

FRdEKLINT0N. JYlU 9. 1878.
IN order TO qre the perturbation a. pressr. IRE.
Naiiirg IN The public mind and to relieve our gciop.
fitizens from tie painful anxiety crested by ths in.
ten ence teeciscd during sit week frota For,
NeiFs ard bewcr Ssndu9ky. we ara induced IA
publish, sshpee'liy possible, the following psti.
collars, bruushi ~ tne expresg mail, arrived last
night
Gen, Harrison arrived ~ Fort Neigs IN the asfh
VII found t'o niece IN perfect safety, and not
threatened y tie Br'iah or their a,Eea lie dis.
sstshe1 CO. tsi9sol's reg msns Of neaatss Gea e
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baltimore. .yuly 10.


Our readers must have noticed in the de
bates Of the British Parliament, published
some time since, that the ministry were
charged with want Of energg in tie brosccu
tion Of the war against Gle Uuited STATES II
appears that the appointment of Sir ]. b.
Warren to command cn this station, wa.
made chiefly with diplomatic view, az
being better qualified TO negotiate peace
which It was confidently expected would be-
re Immediate con eqneuce of the revocation
oi the Orders in Council disappointed in
that expectation, 1t is said, the British minis.
tfy h've nov determined to prosecute the
va, z0ifh vigor. and for that purpose have
recalled = d Wares, @ho has been thought
700 mild and inactive, and appointed SIR
Sidney SMITH TO succeed him. who is no
mcn.ly expected from England 10 take the
Command Of the feet IN our coast.
Fed. Gaz.
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Itrtrnet Of letfer TO tie Edfroy Of TIE
Weekiy Rcgister, d. ed
CRIELcoIaE Eth {

CRILTcOTHE. J1iU 5. s.
" My last informed you that tii- enemv had re.
ee'ved large reiniorcen cuts, snd we're chou, 20 Of
tack t'e out posts or this frontier TI.t event has
actually hapDeued. There can be but Iit,,e deuht
t.l@t Fort msigs is sgsn isvesied :, re-hars CIere
land attacked from the lake, where there is CON
sderabe depot Of .i;sry end naval stores prepsre,
for the lake ntilla, together With number OF trans
ports Tie sanc spirit WhicL has alwayp heen man
hestea bers On sinsr cco-s ions will on tho Dres
g {, frrDsh band IF brave volunteers from tbis
place. Upon toe farmers the present call come in
most inauspieious season. Rarves, has lust con,
megcedi and while interest forbi,ls the. sscT,fee d
y, honor, and the safety NJ the out-posts and the
frontier, more loudly call " so ARMS rs Tn, can
WI be obeyed With aiacrity; gnd in few days the
frontier viii be covered With hardy Sackeoods-
men, prepared 70 ehGs'icr the teuaerty of thA AL
lies, Hnd redeem the state from Invasion.
crisis haGst length arrived Either the emo
my 81 this ironterwth the N W army mus. ta.T A
few short days VIII probably decide the important
contest. II tha eneRy succeeSs humanity would
shrink w'th horror 81 Tho that wsnId eus,is
On the contrary, # we succe, d. which We hav eve
~ reason ~ bopc, the destruction of those Shre e.
RED SavGses' will DO no onger delayed This, in
GHp eoeHt, mat finally take place.
You viii gee nj the account Of Gen. Hnrrison's
esuncil With the Indians, published in the Frank
INTO papei, that tho extraordinary proposit;on~
OF General prootor respecting the friendly Indis ua
wss tn receive them in eHchGnre Tor the Kentnckp
Militia, tsken prisoners. have no doubt of The
tact, thst Proctor did promise Harrison TO Tecur-
seh ~ case he sloold take him.
" letter have this moment received fran, War.
ren upper end Of this state dated Gath ult saws
days.
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BhLTIMoRr. Inlr Il.

''hbi ihOttiH Juy los
We understand that General Smith has arriv ed In
tkis city Tia &c lass ordered sll the cavalry Of his
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rrv'ss"u ,e'rne nunnred) to Ioi ts,u.ercs IN .es
'nsss "a inaroh AZ ,no,a.u,s S,rnins; the tisa.
sry r';ieeiits sse ordered 10 te ,aru az, ~ tran
'nc %riniSy, hy eonpaocs to d. du,y a, the kvrx.
AM aitase ia he held ia readiness Ia ,c eg the rr-
~ Y &c s..osid pay the city sis. r.. ins bssa
re1uiscd u S.o'k, AID t,n,t lac MI ~ 81 witt
trn resssaIce it lac s.i0uc a,,e.D,l tbs clts We
rnierNCna that there are one tinn.s,d r-,,ns-
troops 50 Wasiuog;on. Who viii be urott.a 20 a,a
tse icca! Isi"'ia ut Daitisnor C;eners. Snnih l,~
proacr, h nom the general government 1850 stand
ct arms, which II is expected st, Nv the order of ne
governor, he distributed The. ,n.itia OF the cnur,y
l ms "'l: enasi' the teoerai to oppose fore. *
eoo' men % any sltenpt al she eaeyny II is e.-
peeted that Orders tor the distributor Of .hose arnc
VIII 40; be dstayei Any DELAY will be es,reme,y
nlu1Nrs; and therefore repeai oas expect ston tss
tie governor will issue his or l.s fo.. tvir de,yefr
to the "ita OF the connty inn e,iia elv-- iyasr
/ Il letter from Fort George, u c. 10 e mite :, a,s
IN TINS city, dated July 4, says at an attack wan
apprei's'fdea on the American Fort Niagara .al9
that detachment Of the army was abpu, 10 be s,f,
over To It's d-ttpce. Our lake Squadron Ind lea
oacNstrs itateor in bsste, withuui the General
Ike, pto2ab!y ~ cooperate in ,he protection ~
NisSsr., and of the army Cou,pudore Uhsamc,1
hs eertSi; displayea astonishing nre p,.,y in so.
nus ont with his saa! 81 ':.on with the prospect ~
inr:srs tue feet .. commodore Yeo, so mush $40
perior to his owh..-i5.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-16

The bill for the collection of = d.
rect tex sad internal duties hs, passed the senate.
The bill releasing the cai,ns OF The unted States
I" Srush property captured by our piiys,esrs,
wants only the signature OF the President 10 become
q isw
Letters have been received frem Fort George
Upper Canada at which tive every thing wse tran
qul, uo movement having taken place since our last
accounts The Fourth Of July wss celebrated by
the Rrmy with ,nuoh giee. Nat. IIs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-16
gAnEsvu.tr- Ohio l,.lr z

The troops who ere r-ndezvOused here on err
t1eut. Coz Paul, about 500 sfron., marched on
sunday towards Sandusky. They coiDpoyvd OF
the eoHp~neg Of captains CsirDs Sandersou, Cii!
and hardni IRON GAINESVILLE, n. isRcas,er, ST
C's.Tsy'le sEd Eucrusey county, ard detachment
un1'T ensign SiinOss from Nsretta. They will
Prohab'; he lninrd by one or two companies from
h ~. asd Knox "oroties. -Hessea5e,.
"e w rrrn p9Per printed IN Trumbull county
OF the SJtt June says" We are informed from,
source that WIS deem correct, that the Bfiis are
preparing ~ abandon Maiden They have shipped
oH a Considerable part ri a. cir vanable effects nm
LNke Huron, Attend river thai enptifs into Lake
Huron, aud heads near the Ottcwss or trasd liver.
whoh d'semhogUes iisclf not far from Montreal, he
II We miSt<ke not, trsders haze gone IN bark canoes
by th's route. from Montreal t1 81. Josephs 1t the
upper end Of Lake Huron, in SIX days"