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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-13
CHILLICOTHE, August s.


On Sunday evening last, an express ar
rived here from Gen. Harrison's Head
Quarters at Lower SeDeka. bringing intel
ligcnce from Fort Meigs up to the 9th uit
at which period nothing of sericus nature
had been attempted by the enemy, if we
except some unsuccessful endcavors to draw
our troops out OF the Fort. We have been
politely favored with letter from an CD
Ger Of distinction in the army 10 a gentle
M IN in this town. dated Head Quorters.
Sencka, Jsty %, which states that irteli-
gence had been received from Fort Heigs
a late as the S7th, announcing that the
Bfifis and Indians were in considerable
numbers around the Fort, bot had as yet
made no attempt totaSe it by stern, or e
even attack it with their artillery. Their
principal object appeared to be 60 draw our
troops ort Of the Fort, ard they InaUe
several attempts 90 effect IL, one Of
which was very near being successful
They withdrew about milo or two from
the Fort, and commenced heavy FIRE and
afterwards kept up scattering FIRE, Sradu
dually approaching the Fort, OF the same
time. Our trccps believing that detach
NETT advancing TO their relief were engaged
with the enemy aud were making their way
into the Fort, were abeut Co sally QUITO the
assistance Of their supposed friends, z; thus
IN all probability, would have fallen prey
to superior nur,bers, had not Capt. ~ Cunc
who was just arrived from General Harri
sons Head Quarters informed the conman.
ding General that no reinforcement could
be at hand. The troops in tho Fort anouDt
we are informed. TO about 1900 eifectiy,
men they are all in high spirits, and will
we trust, give good account of themselves.
PRIYArE eoHHEsPoNDEEcE
Extract of letter to the Editors, dated
Uhfe- Sapdpsky. Jufy %, 1913
Fort Meigs is attacked. Mr.. Oliver has
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LAYA8T FRoN ENck.fWO.

Boston, V3UgnBf G.
Yester'av we received at the Exchange
Colse House, via Newport. the Lonton
Star, ii Juac 18th, an eveniag fuHs,. In
which we find the following articles thas
were 10; In the morning papers Of that date,
heretofore obtained.
London, Jnnr 10, =. ~.
We are a9eurea that the delay IN The de-
p3rrrc q Mr.. RosE, Jun. (Ap.bassaGoF II
sweden ftr the Continent, is not owirS 70
any change W The aspect Of the politics OE
tbs North From this assurance addsd 70
the cnibat kalion e General SrRwART's'
norses, srd the more important circurns
stapte of orders having been received cs
Dealfar She proceeding Of his Majes,Y's
ip JhsXUR win the German HGssh-s,
&c. lately embarked az Ramsgate) under
her convoy 30 their distinction (sepposed
to BE s ralsuad,) NC are disposed TO infer
thai Minis'egs DO not expect peace, hurf.
~ c5HhHcntci, to be the probable cons.
quence ofthe prtseu. ar;nistice,
DGfat CCffe French. n8d entrance OF me
Bfgs info Hrnnszoirk.
Ministers have received dispatches from
Beligoltnd, confirming the intelligence Of
The entrance Of the Allies into Brnaswick.
after defeating the French with great loss.
The Russians under TETrENBoRN,
who recently left Hambugh, are now m
motion in Con junction with the ST. edish
troops under the Crows PrtEcE, whc, ie
VIII De recolectcd. is no party 70 The Mr.
mis,ice. The following l}alleun has bsea
issued on the subject
Accounts h.re tro~ r~-eiv-d from ,7s-
l'goland, which STAG ,hat me Ailics haS
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PRIZE TO Jill. DECATUR.

SAYhNRAH, July 3.---Arrived the ele-
yaEt schr. General Hsrsiord, OF 90 sons,
Charles Cotton, piize master, captured by
he piivateer schooner Decatur. Sab July
1913, after a chase OF 90 hOurS, 25 lea.ucs
y. II. T.. of Suriuam. The General Hors-
fore Vas fToo0 Sarinann bound ~ Caysnrc,
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THE LATEST.
nHP"ttH"nI Nv'v" !.

Sasday EvsRiny, 3xg. s, i-s east 6 o'e!crs.
AZ half past o'ciosk, the brig lhat Jay of Sandy
Foin, got ou1sr way aud shifted her BIRTH nrsrer
10 the hdnrsps strip, carrying blEe ilsg at the
the nouth of Chester iiyer towards North Point.
under press of SAIL, :
At bali past 4 perceived that they were making
signals on beard the Adrnirsl's ship.
AT the brig lay too OF Chester river and made
signals +...
One line of battle ship and one frigste OF the up.
per end Of keLt lsaud-two ships Of the line, four
frgatep, two briggs, two sehrt, and two tend
ers along Kent Island, Opposite Sandy Point.
One brig lying too off the mouth OF Chester river
as aboSe.-Total 3 ships OF eslms, frigates, S
briggs, schooners, and one or two tenders in sight
Of North Point at half pas, 6 O'Clock.
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See HE hro' shecch 10 the legislature Of


Ernact of lcter (rom S. Bayfsgio
Juiy 70.
The Swedish brig Disa, from New York
for this place, has been sent into st. Kits,
for a breach Of blockade, ard will no doubt
be condemned, as well rs all the vessels "a.
ken from l@ew York which sailed since the
9Th of May. ] ne Flora was condemned
for only leaving Gew York in ballast. end
loading at NcH-Havcn, The schooner Ma.
ny huD, from New Haven, has arrived here
IN "a days.-Ameriean prodoce here very
high.
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ROsERT PATTEN. Lieut.n
LATEST FRnnf LnNtooN

We have received from our corresponds
emit Newport a London paper OF June rs,
ore day the latest.
A copy OF he Armistice had reached En-
gland. ne British editor nceiyes that
under j, Eons parte cannot afF I'd the least
I'D toh.s rctrcaHne forces in Spain.
no me seage had arrived in England -
invite that country to a suspension Of hos,
rihties, or TO send Enyoys 10 Congress,
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Foreign,


'EJR-rETEI ACCOU MS FROM SPAIN.
CUrfhQgcnG, JiIne 2l.--The array os tue
DuSe OF Parque and Gen. Flo, have savan-
ced upon Nalcncia titst will shortly DE e.
vacuaied by the Frent h. The Bsitish tx-
pedi,ion which Sailed from A,icant 90 tho
% OF June has been landed between Iorsc-
sa and larr7gona.
,6iea,9, Jua- l5--Cen. Elic, advanced
on the 9Th With his infantry from Yiieaa for
~, Fitliope de An'iva, and th~ intrepid
Marquis nth his cg"ai1v ard pieces of ar
tiiery nlarchet ,er Aicira. --suchet ma rsh-
ed from Valencia By BE- nsAagrel for rc~r,ls
c' ca che 10Th sfIune ,-;nd the Karen ctstar~
'sre, with the artillery By Coltalapsa fer Sc,
govia, since the destruction of the eat,e>
RIGA.
Madrid, Ji.nc li.-We hear trom me
reighhourhnod Of Ghboa, that British aG1
Spanish Division lave been landed nesc
there and have made prisoners " oI $50
French dragooDs.,
We hear that the energy have esscuatea
Ma encia and Nlurvielro, which places have
been occupied by orr troops and ,hae ,ha
allied troop: from Alio, nave ta6en Tar
ragUna and COL de Fats -,ier.
,I>is3o1, JYne 26--Oa lie i6,a Lori GSel-
lington pass. the Ebro attic hriGge et A.
rcnas. On the i'm his mead oeartcra were
al Qninc' uses, and on tht iB., ~ tiyecoeri-
De five league from Nit56rie "a tie same
day his vanguard before that pIsee cHcave,
tered fhe reaf guard OF the enemy, coturoy-
ed OF 5000. The enesny leiS tha htitl sesevl
ed with dead, and 500 prisoners fell snto our
powers.a Another Column of " ei..ngtea's
army, on the same day. ATTACHED br.,y %
the enemy. (who Dispersed for tne m,ur-
rsins) and took she milisary cness ~ita 8
millions freais. 'Ehe Fran1h FORGE ~h,eh
is ComsanIed by To.eph Bonaparte Ia per-
son is calculated At 10 Coo Infantry and 9,so
cavalry and there A;.e Is 600 cpyamarGes
By Clsuzel ~ Navarro, Our frfc@ Stree ti,p
union of Nina, Tonga, Meudi2r..el x ot!iers
IS more than 100 oC9 in she north of Spain,
IL is said Suchet has arrived at SarGgossa.
ret eating.
1Aaifa, A1ay 10.---A horrid conspiracy ltas
been aiscovertd hers, ~ massacre The I'm
Siish garrison, and TO declare the island in
a. fen9e7f under the frefecIiea o. ReRRo
f,arte. Many persons hev> been arrested,
ne OF hish charao.er. Ore ass sosnainr
ted suioide.
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Jrsy y7ot 70 yh,s Hisss> - h6vrs norrtrc n
pids- He states that the ereny appeared
AT the mouth the River on ,be ooh irst.
N boats Of different t,e.csip,icns (Somc rig
,ged) near 90 in number. On the 2ls,,
Just after .eye;,lee, She insiinns u no were IN
ambush, killed th,ee & took prisoners four
of the cas-, picket y,;ard, and drov. offabout
so oxen, which were ou-Side. On the Same
day, the eiie,ny took PCS ession of ~, adysp-
tageous einicence 90 tms side ofthe river,
and commenced the erection ofhatteries.--
Our bakeries iolniediately opened on them.
The Brit;sa force appeared 20 be 1900 -ghe
Indian fnrce was smai, but apparently
hourly increasing. Car fsrce in TIE Fort is
rot less than 2oee eGicieut men, besides
those on the sick report so thatno danger
is apprehendsa ct It's reduction
Extract OF arorher letter, dated
Is SscG p,turslrS, CcH:a, Lczrr,-
Seneca, . mics. ia ire r-ar
- 81 io7yst S1idxsfy, d1oni4u,
/ s. w. ,Jaiy 90. .l8iS, SIR o'cioci', Il. H<
General Harrispa removed treIn Loves;
Sandusky go this place on the 25;l.s Auex
press arrived one day SUBSEQUENT To MIR.
Oliver states that nothing has been done OF 2
serious nature; that toe Indians have woun-'
ded three or fur men, but t,iat he enemy
has as yet opened no battery, IL
We have about 1000 men mere. Besides 70
% "o h'u'~hs .ef" .the ieHsaI'cSrr pi cur
indian force is ordered On The camp is
composed of Col. Paufs (27th) regiment,
two companies of the 26sh. a dctachaent OF
the oath, ordered from, Fort Bail, and some
Ohio militia. Major Croghan comm nds ct
Lover Sapdussy. with about $50 n,eir,------.
Breastworiss have been thrown up.
We expect Colonel Balls squadron from
Cleveland, TO day or to morrow. No fir
ing has been heard yesterday or this Morn
ing runner started yesterday morning
in order to obtain some intelligence and
part of the Indians are also out scouting !;
so shat we expect soon to receive some in
formation relative to the movements OF the
enemy" = Isl .-..,.
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oGce - .Aemhor. ass,tgrv,

odHdgy; v1HyUS: !, lSfA
Yesterday arrived here the ship Hehsc.
ca, captain Edwards. of New York. ~ t,gys
from. the Downs in ballast. CapsRio F.G-
wards furnished Us with London papers 10
June 23ib; the latest Of WHICH we send
you, =, -
Capt. Edwards, on Wednesday, last was
boarded from the Lao re tiiga,e hcurd 60 f1ai-
lax, having seen on.tIe rocks ucar PiumS
Island, and was so much injured in her
bottom, and leaked so badly. that II WAS
found necessary for her TO 20 in to repair.---
The Licutenani Of the Loire made che fol-
lowing endorsement on Capt. Edwards pa
pers:
II. NJ. Frigate Loire, tuiy 3s, ieis.
" on are wa ed not 10 entc- &c bert
Of New London, " any portto the westward
o. it.
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nEAp QUARTERS.
Exfrdcf from Coniain Gc,don's letter TO .Najor
= Gene, al Smith.

LSrocf from topf0sh OcyGoH fcttef 10 s0u1or
CsBey al Ssaiih.
"I have the hopor 10 inform you. that have
ttis moment arrived from oil Swan Point, which
place left at meritisn TO-DAY. On uy frat snpear-
ut the mouth Of The river this morning, q.
A M. with the gsileys in company, the upperinost
ship which laJ oft Chester river, immediately got
under way and etood down, and mste signal tn the
ship that lay below, no I'm edistely got under way
10 meet her, ard they both anehured near esch O.
tier, Just above Kent Island at II oeioek--None
but those two ships TO be from our mast's
head when 4 lett therR to-day, and nothing Las Us
ye, gone above Swan Point - ~,
! U. s. Nohooney Pa,opsc0, ,
of Fort ~ Henry, III .aagas', sSls.
Es,,nc, Of a i-eserjron, Gcv. JF;ader 10 General
.S,nitA, dated .4Egnst Z, halt pest o'eloct, a.
Nj.
"SIp--Two men who crossed over 10 HentE III.
and yesterday, returned IN the afternoon, giving i
formation that the Brtsh had landed in eonsdera.
bic force an that island. This morning there sre IN
be seen 9 ships, 2 briggs. and schooners lying OH
what is called The Eastern Bay, between Poplar s.
Kent islands, close under the shore; above Hack
cts Point the Others {fer there IS yes
,erdsy), presume inay have gone into Eastern
Bay"
REPORT FROM NORTH POINT.
Sanday Morning, .7ugH,t STD, 1915
AT sun rise this noruiny, discoveries several square
gge vessels, two seventy tours, three frigates
Srgs, and two sehooners; they appear to lay close
in 20 nent lssnd-tN kept one trgste lying close in
Si,h The main eastern shore sde) AT half pas, S
o'clock, ore Of The sohooners made sail and stood
AGREES the channel 10 tae Western shore.
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CEtRtEsTn~, August G.--T'he rftisNfer,e.
shp Magnet, Capt. Coser'.te. "a Is, frorfsey-
York, anchored on The Bar ,ss,ert-y. yar q.
came up 10 tovn M th,. piin,-bo-, " .il.a-, Geo
msFne, has On board shont % :, ,anee,, -r;Nsla.
received q, Ne~-iork -, 20 G, ,.se p.hysrd
those ~ present ~ THIS pnrt t,hons 81, ~ "a ssa
to psccoet tn Savannah tor snch piisse.s y. Nv ~
ther''; and fror' thence To Berun.s.--.a "a
iarS. shp of4So tcus b,r,hrn.
NJ srrr, frNe 8.
IN express arrived here 81 IL Aav nom
IRE Governor OIL ensac. "a. hsa, nr disn;chr
es e. the commanding Officer vf ,he Acre
can forces at thiS place, protesting ay.saSt
the measures which have pa, them i,f,es,
session he-c, aut're ipi,iDg shc'r imme,iste
evacuation of shis place aud 3 rrr,feaer
to the Spanish authorities, OF al, townsanti
places in West Florida.
Brigadier General Claiborre is apnnit,ed
70 the command os Mobile; he left this s.,Y
few DAYS since .oi tina, piare,
t.rt,ans pakes,
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EDERIcKspuRc, Aug. II.
TIE ENEMY AGAIN IN TIE RIPARIAN

little above Norrl, Point.-There were three barges
auendl the fr'eat-, one OF which appeared to have
an intention of landing. They we're fired on by opr
guard and returned. They then proceeded to scun,l
the depth of water in BU,ler's-fioie. On Saturday
morRins, ofthe bsrges took possession of sctr
nearly opposite &c Pep Castle, the seat Of Martin
Sherman, Esq.-4At loo'clcek tho frigste cot I'M
ier way aud stood down the bay-the brig and schr.
posed TO have arms, sc. hoard, Intended for the
militia of Mccormack and Northampton counties -
Captain JONES, Who rad the chargs of the military
articles, and two Jours ladies, passengers, also
Believed 10 nave he.n cn boaiti at the time Of her
capture. GeraEe ]
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OHIO IN ARMS f.

II gives Us great pleasure to state, that
ever since the second attack on Fort Meigs
haybeen known, the greatest exertions have
been made nor only to repuise the enemy
from our borders, but also TO retarn his visit
with interest. The militia has been called
out; and upwards or FIFTEEN THOUSAND
Of our conntrymen have voluntarily left their
peaceful dwellings, and are now on their
way 10 D,ee. the eubatrlsd Iegions of the de-
fencer ~ the faish.s During the last four ~
five days. the troops from Ross, Scioto, and
Adams Counties, have passed liro' tii,s
town and neighborhood in considerable num-
5ers, and all anxious TO have en opportunity
OF meeting the barbarous foe, We have
never Witnessed such q display of pubic
spirit, nor such convincing proofs Of the
attachment of every class of car fellow CT
tizens 20 our excellsnt constitution, as has
been manifested on this occasion and we
trust that government viii avail Themselves
| of the present golden opportunity to strike
blow which may be Thousand smes
more cfectual in putting an cad To the ca
lamities OF war, than all the claims which
we nave on the justice of the. brlrisi, go,
ve-nnent. supported by the dip!oms tic ali
iities. Of an .zdaa'e, Rayard < a Gailafin-
fredoniaa.
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The following is en- extract of letter

IIC EIII7JW IOf, u ViI JlstfLl OF IELTGT ITITl
gentleman in this city, to governof
Strong, accompanying a newspaper, con
taining Mr. Griiiin's sccount Of the pro-
ceedings Of the modern Vaadats at Hanb-
ton. aurora.
"MY DEAR Sra--As It muot give your
cXceiency much pleasure TO see so good
practical commentary on your late J'rry1
biz defcnce@ of the conduct of the "hulwsrs
Of our religion" as the enclosed article from
Hampton contains, 1 forward it to you--wiif
many and sincere wishes, chat strength mar
be given you to "hold out Unto Tie end -
and that this hesdstroSg, and stiff Becked
nation. may be compelled 10 submit their
seamen TO the discretion Of the hamsuc AND
generous officers OF his most Inei citul aud
gracious majesty.
BRTrANHICUS."
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We learn that the order lately given to Ceonel
Johnson's Kentucky Mounted r. giment, IN pro- eed
10 Ksskass has been ecuntsr,nan,led by GeR. Her
r,son IN consequence of Instructions received from
the Secretary at Wer1 and that they are again It
tsched TO the North Western Army. An order has
in consequence, been iasped ny tie Coonel q, the
different commandants of companies belonging 10
that regiment to read ZyUus at the Crest CrossinS
Scott County, the 18th, or at Newport or the
18th inst with full companies, in order 10 Proceed 30
Gen. Harrison's II. CHARTERS.
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E4,tract ot-a letter from .htbany, 20 TIE eli
tors cf he ~. Y. Commercial .9dverfi-
ser, dated Wcdnesday morning, the 4ih.
Az a late hour last night an officer Of the
army arrived in this. CRY from atisburg,
who informs that the British hsd destroyed
all the public property in plaesburg. they
cane up in two sloops and severai rergcs
and landed IF cen hundred men. After
forming in marching order, fas was dis.
patched to town with demand for its sur
render, provided that if no resistance was
made, all private property should be res
pected. Hot having a sufficient force to op
pose, the inhabitants left the town. The
British entered, burnt the barracks, public
stores, &c. valued at so 600 dollars.
A letter from Burlington, to the same,
dated the LIST inst. confirms the above ac
count, and states that on their way to Flatts-
burg the enemy made a short stay at Cum
berland head, but aid no injury After lea
wing Pattsburg they sailed up Lake Cham
plain about 10 miles South of that place, &
then returned to me Northward.
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Entract ofa letter from a gentleman az
Erie "a 5he ffditor of he PntS6urg Ga
zcte, dated Juig.24 1873. ,.t
"We are in a.state of blockade but not
very risoroue-; for yesterday eveuing Sal
ling master C6amfii7 arrived in Isl, sc boat
with 70 Sailors, and inferps that 20 more
will BIZ hrre this aftsrnoQh or 20 morrow -
They left Sacketts haii,ot with him days
ago, and were but a sno,. distance behind
when nc left Bufa!oc'
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We have verbal accounts from Burlins-
tonto Monday last--theis were at that post
1000 efficient troops, and 5000 more were
expected. Since the arrival of Gen. Harap-
ton, affairs had assumed an entirely new
aspect. That accomplished and veteran Of
fcer had corrected the abuses and e.
rors which hare been but.too prevalent in
our Northern army ever since its or6aniza.
ton. m. II. PATRIOT, Aug. 8.
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NORFOLK, August 10.


Brisad;sr General Tayor anu suite, arrived in
town on Saturday evening from Washing We
learn, with pleasure, that Gen Tsy or ia sontnue I'd
ia cor,ms nd Ter further term OF Xix months.
Capt Travis, late commander OF the Revenue
Cutter Surveyor. Tcaptured in York River ives
Sent en- shore at N asiineton, \ g. on bis parole,
and arrived here Friday last. 3e wss on board
the Junen frigsteat the t.ne abe WAS attacked by
the gun boats and states that four ahots struck Der
hull; that her rigging was very much cut ur, and
that she had one man killed and two or three
wounded. Thus the damage done both sites,
seems TO ne pretty ntsr equsity. BY the report
of the officers. Capt T. Is ct opinion, that the FIRE
from the battery at Crsney Island far more de-
struetve, :hsn we had any idea OLA single shot
6sbsdiG,eG as DIR Johnson would So, or, IN plain
English, cut of the legs and feet Of nearly whole
boats ereG--Another shot struck amongst q crowd
oil soldiers on tire land, and killed seven
/ Nothing cou d exceed the conffenee OF the enemy
in taking n orfoik or the 90 June except hiaaston-
ishment and rnorificstiou at being defeated Captain
Travis saw map OF all the Notifications, roads, &c.
about Norfolk, with nemorandums and explanations
annexed, which wa. drawn up by Captain UGney,
who was for several months pr5oner AZ this place.
and had been exchanged and sent Oh board the Rect
There is not the least doubt that Capt. Udney was
aided in his undertaking by certan characters resi-
ding in NoRroLK, whose expulsion from the town
in its present situation would be ct signal advantage
Capt Udney himself could not have obtained any
inform alton that would have been ser'iceabe to th
enemy. --Heraial
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". : &c tl.l, = lle z 20.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-08
RGELas .aC4DE.hT.

E.fs.;E pubic ars:'nssrmed that p-E'-
s .uansto III act ot.the Virginia ac-
~r,sI..are,. siy;ng authority TO Certain
.Ionutiss:eucss, to scli1ic public bHild-
,srs ssr,aerly occur led by the district
go..ss.a.z II lay M1sri;s,t, "a the county OF
eri;,st >xNiiiiam, Virginia :: ~ purchase
os:ssidl. buildings has been laade by' all
oss..,,.ti;,n Of gentlemen, with ,a:uieS II
Cos, syt thew intu7a seminary o! !ssEn-
iscS. ::se the government whsfSTsI a
,a,,sj er cs;.hs most respectable persons
INKS. aGp;.x.rr ceraties hare oeen' re-
.,asri. constituted beard CT ffu1.ess.
> aiv.br raer then dely APPOINTED and
;u,,:.z,c;', the Trustees, haze procccdcts
: q. ,,tcra,;on and repairs "ithe hs+id'
ln1ss. uhich s&e nav iD,rcaelncsz '.orth2
accommodation ei more tisan one hr.ss
,lre,<stuGsnis. 's,hcy have caig2-s..G: = y
). nscs ,s..or VI: tie Asad. inu5Nases- ami
.belles.,e!,ycs, ST. one Of the mathematics;
Sc hieb 2cbsanches. Sa,h gentlemen OF.
,ibsral education and experience, "a
p,,bers. rsie course efeduCa1Ion WIZ
csn.ereL,rd as Tie branches OF li'era~
tore.as .nursued in The lsa5se.r Gbife-
Ses; (i.,se:ng intendsdtc anp'y speech
IL foo.ea>act os inc poraaon, :as,rutsns;.
the sa,ninacr,a regular 6 ,liegc, with TIE:
p,,wer uf. ccn:srrins degrees. The
isrslees have likewise engageda gen
til ,.aa Of? the f -ss rc,poctab'ilty and
moral Character 10 act,as Steward and
sske c',angeofthe boarding department.
On this account they vii, ever have 1t
N tseir cover, 20 re saiaie the p1Tce o.
i.o,rd at thei,'wesl rate ;::aI:l esther,
.s.i Re es,s.saI+st! to coHstne the st,,Vents to
SIC observance csTegnlaf hours, and OF
all she.ru!ss of,'thc institution. tshs
school wiiibe opened on the tNst OF Ia
nuary e"scI9
Ofthis Situation, i.Scay-bs; confident=
y said: ii>ass ns Place in the union com
Shes a greater vsa,ety of important adj
vsn,scss ST. the above mentioned cslect
&c, ,~spcctabili.v md moral sanlts-o
.kc nc;ghhorhocd The uncommon health
Aalness of the pitsse Itself, its contlgrny
- richLssrms, ytese .aperhuty OF tao
hes..s,ass.s,, an DAN other desirable artl-
dis oss living, mus, reduce ''ss cost
whist it Increases the corntjT,so! noarc ;,
assled-.s the ci'cuU~,accn 0E!;s-srine
undrs the fostering care s<"~it fitted
ners.x.s unn,etlisse., = inc nt;iGlbn"-
hnof.ysEsa duty ar@ 'nt rsstEsj:st alike
p.omp.s5fcr: <n y s'..i,;',ru>, atseanoh t"
it>.weisare, .vaves nothing. 20 be desired
BY prents. WHO feel Ii natural re gard tor
ae. future advancemem ana prosperity
cS.ssem sons.
y order If The Beard.
THOMAS TURNER.
Pruic9t.-
InNOND BROOKS.
SccrctGry.
Ssv-,i5rke:, Dec. ELL. ow'