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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-22
Go. .PartnerAib Dtllived.

THE Copartps' ;hp heretofore eriiting IN.
der he & m OF READ X HOWELL, 10
this day dRoived by mural content ell pes-
ION. having demands sgsinG faid hrm are re-
quoted TO esh,b, the ;4ne. and ,hofe indeht-
ed 10 make immediate pa pent,
CHARLES RFAC.
Po,tlasa, Nv IS. Joa HOWELL, !,
JOHN HOWELL. refpeaiu'ly informs hie
friends AID former cunomer. thai ht ha, taken
the fore la,sly occupied by Nj Ryfs' Ro,ioS,
at the come of Maine 3, Green nrsets, where
be hse for iale general siiorment OF
n l. G17ds u Gto.eyicS,
al Of which are Of ths hre qualiiy and viii
be lod eheap I Z cafh OF eauGnY . odu.e
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-22

gains, his native country, whether po.
liiical necessity has no. induced all
states 10 consider treason as the highest
crime within the power Of man TO com.
nit and whether the world contains
any political community which would
not adiudge to death subject who had
voluntarily entered the ranks of an in
vadinr army Let them consider
whether there are not circumstances
which, in the opinion of the British
government, may render il indispensi-
bic for them to inflict the penalty oil the
law upon some as an example to 9th.
ers. and whether If we retaliate For this,
the British in their turn will be deter.
! ed from shedding innocent blood
| .et our rulers think well what punish
men, they would themselves he1ct up.
on an American who should he found
IN arms against us upon our own soil,
and of The deadly spirit of hatred, the
interminable war, and the extensive
massacres of our own citizens, as well
rs of our enemies, which NAV result
from the execution of this porlenlous
measure. lie justice of an act prey nant
with such consequences, should be clesr
as light Ii there be a single doubt, a
good man would avoid the possibility
of guilt. The crime, if il be one, is
enormous.
We fear that the English govern.
ment has already executed some OF
their sub leots who were found fighting
in Canada under the American standard
Ii so, our rulers will soon be called up
on to decide this momentous queston
We hope, we yet 6edeue that their de.
cision vii be such as not 10 tarnisi the
. honour oil our country, or Outrage the
feelings Of our nature IGeekty Mess.
Coz. Chittenden's Proclamation,
Which is inserted in our paper Of today
will be read With interest, and we doub
no. with appreciation. LII designing
men have attempted TO exoie the pub
lie feeling against this measure, by rep
reseniing ii as an attempt 10 pieveh
the citlzens of Vermont from serving
in the armies ofthe United States. Th,
simple truth is, that Governor Ghiuen
den has recalled ,he troops OF Vermont
enrolled as such, aud serving under oth
: GERS who have M authority but villa
they derive from the commissions @
} that state, from the Invasion, Of for
t eign province, to the defence OF thei
/ own territory. Unless he had ih,
+. right to do ,his,onr national constitution
{. is nulliiy. II he had right, ever
, discreet man will sayehe has acted y
| became the Governor OF an expose,
frontier staie.--Ibtd.
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Screwed Hay,

CONSTANTLY for fac by Mr.. WiLtrA@
~ Ro.s, head # Green a,sti. aud Mr.. DAvI9
Noyrs in Noys,' Laa. t2tw) Nov. 22
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-22

The Legislature OF New. Hampshire has
very properly adjourned withou, assuming
the Direct Tax laid by The national legisls-
,ure, or embracing the privilege of the
permum offered on an advance of the
money Leaving Mr.. Madison tc stin
he ovrn Sinaks"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-22

We have understood that Col. Learnsd
has had serious in,eptions of taking violent
possession of For, Burrows attempting
Ndrive out the Common wealth. troops from
6e ground Of is own jurisdiction. We
should suppose that conc listing disposi.
hon would be much more honorsble TO him ;
md that in this particular case "the better
part ofssior would he discretion"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-16

4 communication r-..r, ccl Chown;n,. ~
Lancaster onJc-dstc of IL. 1oth. br.e ,l,t
Dy express 20 the Il vernor srnnrn, es he.
capture ~ the sci;ooaer ftote the t,4s.srt,
Saore, which lately sailed from EappaNan-
..nck with soire munitians CT var a. ?, , I'd.
he vessels OF the enemy which cnsrr, ! .h.
haGpshannoc. On the Il lust. atli ~ n,i;n.
ed near itS meush, takiug scunu:hes Of th..
river IS Wei as q tho various inlsts. Ne,
Moore +. Brocken6rnrsh was t,,>> be- &
flag, TO reclaim Two young ladies. cs.tur-
ed with the schooner h5t was Informed by
the commanding of1cer ,ha; ,hev had ,,een
seat 70 their origina' des,i.ation the ,av be-
tore his arrival. The two gentlemen who
attended those ladies are still detained, AS
prisoners. Con,6;ie,.
- The detention OF cur citizens. rot Gy,,,,d j.,
arms Is an dTect eoutraveation of the Cartel or,os
npon by Messrs Mason end R4rcley. u, ~. sr,,.
Art" all non eorn%terts, ict is 10 ssy ,,,rr.,rs
purser'. secretaries, chaplans &e baionsin, ,oIre
army or men o: war surgeons Sc OF ,ner.ia,, We
sells or prsa;e=rs. and ali otter men who are NJ.
engaged ~ The ndoaI or niiii'arr service OF ~. IN,
envy not being sea-;aring persons; ali wnmen 81.
end s'l boys under - sec If taken shal, h.. i,,,'
oia'ey released without exchrhee.s Eg,,j,r,
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BALTIMORE. August IS.
Extract Of a letter to .b?nj. .5PEInt.

dated ANNAPOLIS, Aug. g 1915
nave to inform YOU that there is another frig.
ate arrived, just from HALIFAX by the name oe the
Acasta, and slip with provsions.--.The main body
OF the ships lie from mascthy down TO Hackett's
Point, except one ship, Shcn is anchored of Tai
icy 3, and two 74's and tenGers below Thomas's
Point. We are all expecting au attack. Should a.
NJ t"ins happen, l will give you information
Exnact Of a letter from HIS E+cezlency az T..
Hindey to General Smith, dared
.HiDdboGS, .INgHsf IL.
"Thc enemy thst were between SANDY Il HACK
cts Points, still remain, except one ship which YES.
t-rtaJ came down aad spebored off this port one
large ship from below Came Gp and susbored above
TIE port yesterday. We still discover number OF
tents pitched on The shore Of 8entislsnd title be.
low the Fer'y--they we're emploYed Yesterday m
taking Goes 81 the Island"
Extract IT Il rebo,t from .NoYtk Pofrt 10 Ccre,aI
Smith, dafed IhHrSaGy evening, I o'clock,
.2nPusf ~.
"htl T.. NJ. observed signals male By most O. the
vessels in the fleet, aud shortly after they fred
which sra at a Loss TO know 'he roosnn Of a.
bout o'clock, y. " two o. the ships thai iay al a. 9
upper eed of ksut.isiani shifted tIair births, hut
0ropped only short distarc- nor beir former sta-
tous. therefore &c 4 It sne-ry IN the 2nle sit
,siirn - they did lss, evsrinr"
Supposed 70 Be salficz fhs z. of GeIes' 6irth
Day.
Repor' from NORTH Point, tn Gen. Smith.
fyi2a1 DIo'siH1. .fegast 18th,
O'clock.
The ensmF ships in s,',t Ifo,a here, preserve
the same a"siiions IS 'hey ~ last evening.
Erfracf ofa ieffer &c Gen. Smith, Gatcd
1O'h mug. II fdsF 5, r. ii. near ma
hoIs.
Ten large Slips arc now 1t anchor or
Sandy Point, ~ rather between Sandy Point
aud Rackett's Point and anchored directly
IN he mouth % tie river before the ,orn.
thrce large ships are about 20 miles below /;
one OF thein as Major VIM. y. Martin Ian
assistant aid 20 the Governor and one of the
executive Corncil) vas informed yesterday
on beard Ade. Werren's ship, is Admiral
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LSienCi J
PLEASING CORRESPONDENCE.
[Copv.1
RALEIGH, 21st July, 1918.

SIP,
| have been favo, ed with the reading IF
your letter OF the 18th inst. to General Cal
vim Jones of this place, ard in his absence
will take the liberty of ac<no,y ..dgiue the
receipt of it for him. The General has
been called by the present cxisency and by
the express orders os the Governor Of this
state,to meet the invading foe upon our own
shores. lie has therefore been constrained
not without reluctance, to posspone, ie NOT
TO abandon, his Intended expedition un the
State OF Virginia. cannot answer as to his
ultericr plan But feel a confident belief,
that should the isvasion of your State be
continued unfortunately beyond the neces-
s,y which has diverted his intended opera
tipns, he will repair With alacrity to your
banners. He is now at Newburn, with the
hovernor or ma;chiEg on to OCracoke but
VIII upon the receipt Of your letter, give
you mere sasistac cry answer.
The respect which IS due to you, and the
public service (Which has Claim unon
every patrlOt) have indnccd me officially TO
say thus much -
might indeed indulge an homes: p al for
my Countries good, and an indignant ha te
tor the savage enemy: But TO Weld nv
assent. as do, 20 the excellent sentiments
Contained iii ycur letter, is saving al! that
seems to be necessary upon this subject.
With sentiments Of high
respect and regard,
an youv Exceilency's most ob't humble
sevv't \ pOT,rFR
AsErceNency James Harbour, Goy'r.
CSC. Of Virginia, Richmond.
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Gen: CGipi1 Js1cs,
NcSvbern, Marin Carolina.
(FRoM ~ ofFIcIAL sornrrN

!
EridGu, .hur. f3.
By Mr. farramore, who has lust arrived
from Lappahaunock, and who accompar;ed
Capt JONES. on mission from the Eastern
shore To the Executive. we learn the Dar,ic
ulars OF the capture Of the vessel in the Ran.
pa'iann k, which was carrying some riu.
nitions OF war 90 the counties of Icc0mar
and NorthaWhton. On Saturday ulrr,,ir O.
last Oth) about G1y light, as the vasqcl
was descending the Rappahannock. she
7Ad three bargcs of the enemy ran f,ui
of each other, about 10 or Is miles from the
mouth Of the river, three large vessels &C
war being in sight. There we've m board,
only the to haUds whnuavigated the vessel
two ladies' from the Eastern Shore. (Aies
ieacEie aud Miss Martini who lad been on
visit 70 their friends un the RaDpah,n
mock attended BY two grntlcmen. mir.
IeacXle and Mr. Robbno0 CANAAN Jaynes
beng III al ofea bat, vel! manned. Il IS *
Pecied, has scaped. Nj. Parramore for
.;unatclv escaped, by being compelled to take
a crcuitous route by fredericksburg, and
not reaching the vessel before she sailed.
~ IS understood, hat The Indies we're tres.
ted win great poiiteuess bv the British OFF.
Gers, Snd 81 NJ 70 their place of destination,
escorted by Nr Robbins,who y as Daroled for
;hat purpose--bnth Mr.. Robbins and MIR.
leack,e being held az prisouers Bus Oh what
principle Of legitimate warfare, private
ciuzen, who is a mere Tassengcr, On board
private vessel, although she NAV be carry
!ns munitions Of war, can be a. tanned % a
priscSer, eaunot be ccuj ecturei
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Auguat II,

! "iLL tease tor term Of years, on stTvaptaeson.
{ terms tor the IeaSce, = tenement on In. ,,s,o
Fl N,oh'noh', beiongUE 10 the estate of Sally
brown decd; ad'oiiin. the brick ln;,d,n., IS -J5
) can otubOs-A'so, piece Of vacant y.oind coo
,Shs ABOUT ] = Acres, belonging 20 t,e sane e.
IaIe on the street leading from the ,uan street 70
an 'pn'gu'ns u the new Presbyterian
o ''' W.T. Richard Young win show the proprr.
y to any person dsarous leasing it, and ssioy
~'' be gwen iEe tenement, OH The frst ,lay ~
'ahu'ry next, and ciihe vacant ground ON a bar
sain Tor 1t being concluded.
,r ~ Nj rs BRANDER. Trustee.
Manchester, Aug. II. 9w
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REGIMgNTAL ORDERS.

CAMP HoLLY SPRINc, 18th Auo 1919
IN consequence OF a late arrangements by tb.
government It has become necessary to pat an esr
Ter period TO the service Of the detsebment called
ont by the requstion of the 10Th day OF March an
contemplated; and to make snch d,s,,ositio,,
of tie remaining force here, rs TO leave me without
command. In announcing this determination of
the Execunye, | ana impeled 70 remark that shoU
always recnr in memory to the little period of NV
eommanh At Camp Holly Spring, with the lvel;est
sense OF approbatou for the coaduet OF the ofIic
and men ct the whole detachment The reeIr sub.
mission yielded IN command the patience mani.
tested under priyotions inseparable from military
life, aud the prOmptitude and readiness the Lay,
evinced, when occasion has seemed to oiE;r oc
putting them TO The last tesi--an lead 10 ooocl,
sion the most eo0so.tory and honorable 10 tbe cha.
ractgr III the miiiiis og our state
The rapid progress which has hern rss,ja .,cder
the new SYSTEM oidri'iinG, during few weeks onlr
evnees The error Of the hong css,Dg opnioo that
required many months rarios 20 niai.e scltiers M
for service The officers srd uen or thst t,art ~
the deiuehnisut who atc about ~ return "a tbe;r
homes, have IVY inOst cordial wiohcs fs~ to,t.v
meeting With iheir e mites snd friends pl.oea vi
are destined TO further service, are assfed oc NV
feeling deep interest IN their success and welfare
anil conviction that should en- opboieunity eifer
they viii entite Themselves to full sis-s of he
glory OF yauqushing tie enemies OF our country.
fSisufIl
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COMMUNICATIONS

a feTrnI" ci''e Toy NE Pal Mi raifch Is
fnc5denf 10 iYor,es.
Among the many complains ,oh:c,, ~
ses are subject 10, the Pei Evil is ocr,a;ti,.
'he most pai',till to the Aniu.a, aud t,;Ta.
sree2b'e 10 the own-r:a certain cur F,r
which as has been proved, Nv rrsDec,afie
gentlemen OF the County IF NV Kent &C
i"io" tho, some what croel in ti,., aD,,,;.
cation, It still is certain remedy for ~
complaint. Take live frog anh bird ~
ruo the place affected, fcr Or g DAYS ,sip,,
AT each time living frog for the purooss'
,he morse WI then recover, ssd be fit for
Wagons &c. &c. -
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Hsve made in rai'i,srv knowledge sorls the ,ross
ample and satisfactory evidence that under the au
siee' o your hapry genius all the ben. nus tlst
be expected 10 result from ell disciplined cor,,s
woain Ssve been spsesily exeu. rii.ied.
In tnS'ns leave, we be- Jou to be ass're,. of our
warnest wishes Tor yonr health and hap piness and
tnht you may ENJOY an the walks OF private lie
piess ue commensurate with the honor, we have no
hesitation m believing, yuu would have ACHE we'd in
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TO BE HIRED

W. Negro Men, ioer Women and Bcv 10.
plauteion. 'N'9 OF on
me owner being about 70 leave the state !, seqs-
roua OF hiring them together to a rel,vt.ble -,
At Instance from town-The Terms viii be yery
reasonable. Apply to 10y
.,,o ~ JAMES BROWN, ir. sses.
$50 For Sale, very likely Young Womkn
August IL. At
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SHEEP 6TRAYRN

FROM my Plantation, near Richmond.
q IGHTEEN EWES & SIXTEEN yAuce
- = ihe Ewes are stl branded GA their ri.St
ohou.der with d. and have been painted on FL" 20
n.iN ",th red Paint--Ihe Lambs ire also branded
~ ~. tner ie,t Shoulder end lave an under
]fs' ~ each ear, and are also pai.t,d red
WIZ give reward Of Five Dollars Tor inf,r mo.
''on where they are, Ten Dollar Il brouet TO
residence. - ny
huguat II. Of ~
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iih Subscriber most respectfully informs his
friends aud t''c p,ibuo in general that Ne win
open sohooi On tie i7.h Es,. IN the late prntn, cr
nee ot Mr.. fhomss kteh.e, where he prppo,es T.,
instruct rs Young Gentlemen, and not more. IN tls
following branch e: - ''7
IN tie EagiisA De6art1ie7t --.Rcadr. Vyr;,in-.
1rsmmsr, Competition. Geography, Use Of the
6lohes' Arthmetie, Algebra, Coooie. the Fia.
s'' Q, Astronomy, Gausing, Mgus1ra,ien and
In ths Classical De5cr.rpsqf.- Latin end
Jrures. " -''''-
In the FJenci Debur'eatat = Grsr,,pq,ir,i
Nno~tsnEc h The French Language, with the prao.
tee OF recalling aud translatine IL.
Ie'7ns o. fWHon, bdYa6ie qpa,te,iy In 74pqr-s.
Tor TIE English Department wiich 60
toinclnde, v.rtad'y. every pupil on =
DO. with French soI
DO. with the aid ito, of Latin orr
Greek, or either, with French So
hnn7sI extra charge, for fuel, ink Sc oJ
Particular attention shall be usid IN En.lish oToro
mar, Conposhon, Mercantile Arithmetic. AID ,he
practical parts Of tie Mathematics, the Sfenq,iro.
uon o. s'Bb'', Distances, sress, and solids There
wa "e ~ VacaiOns one, a week ut Christmas 4.
two IN Tie month Of July.
August II. q ~ '''''
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(CopY.)
(IoPY.)
NEwBERN, July s9th, 1915.
SIR,

SIR,
nay letter TO your Exceitency on the
SUBJECT Of raising military corps, for ser
vice IN Nirgaia, was Immediately followed
10y intelligence Of the invasion OF our state
and instantly tnereupon, received the orders
or the Governor to organize force and pre-
pare tor the defence of this place.--I have
Just seenln the newspapers your reply 70 the
letter | had the honor to address yUu.-
Without waiting for the original, which
must Dc detained ON It's route, think it pro-
per and necessary to inform you that other
and very imper'ous duties ~ this time, put
1t out oi my power 10 carry my originM de
sign into effect. l shall sail early to-mor-
70" with the Governor to make survey of
some places on orr coast I; and without mott
eng Tie sentiments ofyour letter, which are
IN unison with every feeling of my heart, i
thought 1t incumbent on me, before my de-
parture, to make this acknowi ecrement of
ITS indirect receipt. Your letter hss.if pos
s'bie, rivettetDy affections more closely 10
your cause. and Confidently hone and rust
that the feeble aid, which [ once battered
myself with the expectation Of giving, will
not be necessary To your defence hut tnat
the brilliant page Of Virgini,'s history, will
ne embeiiished with the relation of her fu-
ture triu,nphs.
have the honor to be with great consid :
GRAFTON and respect, your Excelleccy's most
Obdt. servant,
CALVIN JONES.
His E1ceNepcV
GoVeTnor Barbour.
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JNO II COOKE, Con- az,
Camp HoHy Sb,mg, Gag..s. 20. is,s.i

A. FUN meeting o the OfEcers belonging 70 tbs de-
tacl'Inent cncawred 81 Camp HoIy Spring. un-
Ter the connsnd of Col jao. ii. locke. For the
purpose o. swing eSpTc ssor 10 their f.el.ngs--
Captain Watson WAS appointed Chairman. soa
Bov e. Stanard Secretary when the folio wing
SIR,
a he undersigned officers having been inform
ed, by ur respectful communication Of THE even.
~, that your oommsnd thenc.forwsrd seased take
tl'is method Of testying the high sense they enter.
tain OF ynilr depormsni 81 man and your coodrct
as an oti'er. The rapid pFosrss, which the troog .
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CrARLrsrnM- Is. o. Anr,,s, 1n

NfhHLES TON, %. W august ~.
About midnight on Sunday night the ship
Caroline. lying at Five Fathom Hole. was
boarded by a beat s twelve men, well arm.
ed, from the United States schooner Nam
such. under the orders OF Midshipmau Ste
vens, in the character of British officer,
from one Of the enemy's vessels, now on this
coast, when the commander produced d
passport from Admiral Sir. ]. B. Warren,
permitting Russian messenger TO proceed
with dispatches from the Russian Minister
here TO his court, dated the l2sh of .dhril
iast-and attached 70 said passport was one
from Admiral Cockburn. permitting the
vessel carving said messenger TO take a
cargo, free from moiestation by any Of his
Malesty's croizers, dated The 1871 of fTuu.
This hrvsse was well conducted by Mid
sh'pman STEvENs, and all the necessary IN
formation obtained. I understand the papers
have been submitted to the proper an horfty
here, whose duty is is to take cognizsnse
thereof, and the ship Permitted 10 hro u.
ceed (,17
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Bosrox, August T

ETtyae. Of iener fro,h Cabfai, . Gray, II RE
letter II nln,2tr schooner Siro, ot Baitiaao,e,
vohich sditcd frsm Portland 3Ofh ut. on n
CRUISE, dated
AT SEE, let ~, %, long e., q. IS; Aug
With sorrow DO 1 STATE unfortunate affair
which TOOK place yrs'crlst, st y. -. hftcr We
beat 10 quarters the men, ~ getting the
arms out of The chest, (they az bcus logd.dJ pis
to nrfortunstely ssnt Of hat creSeti and set it
ire The arms al wont % excsr' mnskcfsi u the
explosion Of Which t,'G men, Iho'na' Rally, J.
Hart, reter Ridisy, ard Peter Shsrry. we're ian.
gerousIy waandcd. Mr.. Thomas R'biu5on, and
Martin Tubl,s, ye,s a,ueh burnt and fse 9th cps
slightly" r As ~ ncntion - made by capinio G..
n the Kr,rsh rri,sfcer witch he "a chase of
TIC Soh, n IS possible she eHGeted Der escape du
ring tie NIGHT
SIX al ~. above wouniei poeu we're PIT IN board
~ v-afa ,ud have arrived at Portland lit is sd.
TED y NJ s1r. Bay ,&AJ w. sAd ncAsr,) eshp0s
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Extract Off COMMUNICATION from Gem,

E-tLIHCE " tU"dHINHkcHFioH from fTe1t r0L
Taylor " |Yo11oIk 10 the Governor, da-
red august IA.
"The apprehensons on the score IF heaItt I am
persuaded, are ii-founded. The army has enjoy ed
n still enjoys an extraordinary exemption from, d,
ease. have been at pains 10 cosver.. win officers
from the upper country, end they acknowledge that
their preud'ces this subject have been 5;ssnste
ny experience"
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The British prisoners of war, confae,, in
ms place, were sen. down on Friday last,
to the Cartel Magnet, in the Pilot Boat WI
liam. Among them were - seanen who
havs been confined in Goal nearly a year,
"a hostages for seamen who were taken
on board American privateers carried into
nassau, and who were sent TO Jamaica to
take heir trial, as subjects of G. Britain
hese latter having some time since been
discharged, toe hostages are now given up.
Charleston Courier
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His E1ceNepcu
GoOeynor Barbour.
R1cHMsND, August 10th, 1918.

SIX,
Your letter under date the 29th uit;mo,
has becn received. The reasons you .ssig,,
Tor giving new direction to your Volunteer
Corps, had been anticipated by myself, and
are deemed entirely sufficient. Though M
sorsssen events have occurred to prevent the
execution Of your friendly and HONORABLE
vie VS., the motive which suggested them. is
duly appreci. I'd and will be forever cher
ished by grateful recollection. The deep
sbilcltude you take in oar welfare adds e.
the obligation you had heretofore PLACED
us under. and calls for our warniest thauks
hcccp: assurance Of my
esteem add regard
JAMES BARBOUR.
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Edward Wcr, Esq. OF Bossor 50 s-,o;-..,
sa' OF The unted States 1T Piea. We u.e,sIsns
ne ennatks Immediately vith dispatches fo~ q, =
commissioners at St. PetersIureb sie,. C.
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Cockburn's seven deserts-7 came in here
his morning, and stare tlfat the enemy has
landed about 5000 men CT Kent Island.
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General DEARBoRM arrived in Bos-o, ~,
the night Of the Ia LIST. - %
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Sent's,nan writes from 'yorfr'v E. TIC on.
oa'p OF u.r me (the P'an,es.ncD that Wa. s,,aia
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COMMODORE RODGERS.

COMMODORE RODGERS.
august 10 The ship Susan, capt Hopkins CO
days from Csdz, arrived in this port was spoken in
lat. II, long. 6i, by English brig, s days from
Shelsurne, IN. So for Martinique, and informed
that Commodore Rodgers was cru,sing on the BANKS
of Newfoundland.
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NOTICE.

HAL petition will be presented 10 the Assem-,
bly, o. Vhg MIA Tor law 10 be passed autaoris,n,
me opening ., canal. or the south side of .iaaei
River, from Westharn 10 Manchester.
Aug. II. 9v,
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WILLIAM s. Macy CoTIpcr

'sWE Governors and Visitors of William {, No,
+ College, are earnestly requested to meet -
Convocstion at their Council Chamber. ON Fc;Sa,
the 10th Of September next. '''
1t is n. the utmost Importance that the vo,,,t
Protessorshps be filed soon as possible Tho, t;
may be given for due notification to the uubl;e OF
the studies to be pursued the ensuing term.
RODT SAUNDERS,