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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-21
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'HAt extremely valuable landed ests.s knovn
~ by the hahne ut the &c Bent No,,nsa;ns M ).
estate. winch is now in the possessor,s OF Col A.
drew Lewis, is situated on the Ahesasy N onptaIns.
LyhehbIrs aha ~ 8
from which place James River affords SAT-; a, 8,
convenient navigation. The tract above r,e-,iornS
contains nearly $1,000 seres Of land and If 10 60.
tainiy one oil the most valuable stock farms l., A.
riea The range, which is inexhaustih,e- ,ons;.,,
OF the rlch-weed, blue.grass and pes-yipe Tbs
plantation ~ an extensive and an a!sos. eve, Main
1t at present contains ESQ acres OF ei,ere,, lei
700 acres OF which arc the acst tiInotby r,eyic.s
ieae meadows, with insonsiderabie portior M
'SoOur, can De extended over tiousand acres for
on Simply rernIving tis timber, the ground Is n,e
sen'iy covered witt the most luxur.ant ersss The
other lands are rich and produce wei az kinds Of
gram adapted TO the climate. The houses thouob
not eiessat are convenient and comfort bile in t6.
yarn .here IS fountain OF the pgrest water
ms estate wonid be peculiarly valuable either In
wealthy srazier, toa eurppaBy disposed I'm .,tar
mo the bnaness of grazing which business i. in
.lis country, ex'reseiy profitable The lands eoud
DC SO uIvidsd, rs 20 afford many cnmao,I.one farros
but no partial sale will be admitted
| Vol. Andrew Lewis, who resides on, tbs r,s..
VIII skew to any person that calls Tor the uurnose
| OF viewing it. 0 f'i pose
| u he terms of sale may be known by annI;,a,;or
! eitner To COL Lewis or tn the Subscribers
| GEORGE PIEKETT.
| CHARLES JOHNSTON
ROBERT POLLARD
| June g. wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-21

II the Boston account of the istc engage
ment between the u. States brig Enter
prize, and British brig Boxer. the former Is
as she is cnly r~ed by the Navy depart
ment - gems. She is at least Is wears did,
~Ss formerly schooner, aud is the same
vessel with ehioh Lieut.. SteiIett in August
1901 captured without me loss of q man
the Tripo'an ship Of war Tripoii Of guns
and IS u1en so of whom were kh,ed and
wounded. The Boxer was buil in Eug
land IN the year 1904, ard from the ,isca'
tonnage ofbriss in the British Navy cf her
rare. sbe must he at least ope.third lavsef
han the En;crprize. The tonnage Is II
Enterprize is 63 tens, that OF the .l xer 500
tons. Dem. Pres.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-21

~ o1lCE-A petition will be presented ts III.
= next General Assembly of the state of Virginia
praying that an act may Pass. dscon,inun. ,hs ;n-
speeron Of Tobacco at Byrd's Ware.hnase in ,Is
city of Richmond WADF NinS9v - Nv
September T. vS,v 80
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-21

INFANTS a SITUATION, single rosn. VII,
~ perfectly uuderatsuds the sup llntendsnee h
proper management Of Farmihg--the culture n
sIfa'l Grain, Clover ard erase seeds ct different
sun ana WHO has had great experience in Penn
observation-disclosures ~ Vireins.
All letters postpaid and sent TO this efiee for w
q. s.s be duly attended TO-
y. No Gentlemen need apply hut such as ar
disposed SO give liberal encouragement. He has M
O ltstl'n % going 70 any part OF the u. ststss.
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ENT'ERpRi2E & noxHR

CT We stated in orr last, that ne Fnternriz.
may hPVe had the advautage IN Inen--ari Ia I the
Boxer rad 1t in tonnage and suus--uui from cdii
tione' -'tnrma,oa since, We have sSetrhed out the
oiloviug--
CompaJotivs Pie2s Of .Mrane 6 ESects.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-21

Hdjutanf GeaeraPs OHce. Ricbmond. ,
12n Juiy, 1913.
GENFR Al ORDERS.
ALb communications to the Goveruer, rs Coz,.
h10ndeT tn chief OF the militia are in future 20 he
made through Che Adjutant Generals departner
- his regulation, OF course, VIII not apply to ca,es
m vhieh tlie Governor acts in bis civil capacity -;
but eommuniestioas o. such subjects will be- address.
sed 20 him, as before the wsr.
by order Of The Commarder in Chief
WI. w. HBNING, ID. &. G.
rOR
MOSES GREEN, A. G..
July IS. vr,o
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BosToN, SEPT. II.
HONORS TO THE BP1YE.

We learn from p It'apl that on Thurslov CU,.
ett) the reapjns of 1t. VILLA " BURkCVs
Iate commander OF the Un.teis Su,tss tr.l E,nter
pri4e; and Of Cart SA NDhL B;.YrjI, iate com
iaander Of tlo British brig D'xet, we're eltombed
With all TIE honor' due to Distinguished galIsutr,
and worth
The Possession ws9 formed in the following o.,er
Military Eseort, eonpJsei Of p Rin. Comosnv
and swo Companies Of Iafsntry.
S,eetmen of Portland
Town Tcsacurer, and Sheriff nr the rop,fv
Town Clerk, ~ other Municipsl Ofi,era.
The Reverend Clergy.
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q 1EtdIsH's WIS In n. r..,ss e,s,..
" With Maps ----ALs0: t,tsis.'s NAP ~
ne Seat Of Wor, accompanied tg 81 -.oaW nan If
se H''Cnra Nver--snd F2r.,iipf : s.riutiye Of
he CA"s6e trosueF.-prioe l's4 sitting.
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and Seamnael; and the bells toled solerun kren
Cspt biyth, Of the Boxer, one ot the pail
bearers at the fun.r.l honors psi the late Capt
Lawrence, in Halifax.
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ENIFnnfnry
EFFECTS

Wounded 4.
Vessels" The Enterprise snfercl much in
spars and rieging-the Rcxer both IT. spars rigging
aud haH, having many shot between WING sn,. VA
ter Enquirer.
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Officers Of To- Brg Box r. rs Moucnsrs,
ani on cers Va Parole.
Grow Of tie Brig BuNer.
Officers of .te U1ted States Navy.
Shi,-M7s'ers apd Mates.
Mars',al a. Nainc---Navy aeut, ard
The iatc Consul General 20 tie lsertary Powers.
Collector o. The Port an 3 5lrvttor
sup4,inieu1prt General o, MiJ,rv Sarples
Ohrefs q .hr atmy If tIs Usitcl Stale5
|F'ary ifcera of State, ~, u1jor'n.
Judge ., and oihsr Civil Office 1rG,s O. SA.es.
Members oil CONGRESS-
Judiciary n, tae Copm-n~ 18th.
Members ~ Sf,c l,.ajs azure.
Civ or oV,W the S ,fe
PotIhht Eirine Eoct-t.
Froadeats,.D ors nod Uafr.rs of tie BsnEs
e. ls9-fpce OIecl
- rms IN g u 81
r. ~ ordr tse whole proc.75s1 thron-h ll.
rnnc d. sre@'f, ~ i'7 u '. Nr Faysa-'s rrscras
loose V'crc nc .i'eu Il ssauitre osfy perf ,.., H
80 J. sa,rrgria's music, and from th.nsc 70 .t,
rre+o, .Htcrmlut
1'he wNole secoo vas sFiEirgly ipprarsig.. tic
sr''iisFy u trc soraPsnee fred I5ir,t ing dnripg
tae lseVs, which we're rs2eaied from Forts prebIs
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{. ENo. so4o
THOMAS MOUNT

Has just received and offers for sale at
his ola stand, on Royal, north Of King
street, 9 variety ofarncles IN his line,
'yiz:
E Tea Trays, Knives and Forks, Rae
zurs and Pen Knives, Rszor Strops and
Boxes. with Composition Cor Patent
Strops, Pocket Eooks, Reaicnles, La.
dies Purses, Specsac.cs, silver and
common, Dire sing Boxesy Snutf do.
German Looking Glasses, Powder
Flasks. Sho, Bags, Gun Fiirts, Bucks
Skin and Reayer Gloves, Pocket Pts.
tolls, Whips and Canes, Umbrellas.
Tooth Brushes, Shaving do. single and
double Hair brushes, Cloth, Sweeping,
White Wash and Carpet do. Lead Pe,,-
ellis, Reading Glasses. Opera do. Mag
nets, Fancy Fans. Visiting Cards. Lie
nen Provsrs, round Buttons, plated and
gilt, Hooks aud Eyes, plated and cons
non, Casters, plated s. jspanned, Wind
sor Soap, Transparent 10. Morocco
Caps, Spurs, SC. m assortment of
: Epa,ileis. =.
lie continues to manufacture Combs,
and has now on hsud . general assort-
ment Of Tortoise Shell Combs, of the
ncwest fashions, all of which he will
@e' 1t small profits, for Cash, or short
credit TO punctual customers. :
May s
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|.g;1FG AID atT'
EllffD'$-r: -. -
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,s.s,, soaerai as
r., ofihs first gaA'
/ VII! sell "hoii'
,ss good terms IS
y IN BALTIMORE or
so Merchants ana
" implied on the !,
.,b. or On 4 good
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RENT

va an order of the
an really to con.
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f. 9'!'S intersee,ioa
The form ana
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For Boston
LAwRASON & FOWLE

R.dVE FOR SALE
THE Cargo of Schooner. Traveller,
Capt. Morrow, from Portland, of 1000
feet merchantable and clear Lumber.
u ALSO, LANDING,
$500 lbs. Seine and Sewing Twine.
100 boxes mould and dipts Candles.
so Cases sweet Oil.
10 barrels tanners Oil.
February J..
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/. L.. olMMS

JUST PUBLISHED, BY
John A. STEWART,
Ind for Sale at his Book Store, q nen
and imtroDed edition Of
CLASSES COOKERY,
Containing directions low to roast <
boil every thing necessary to be sent up
10 tsble-Broiling, Frying, how to
dress Fish, made Dishes, Poultry. Soups
ADD Brotbs, Puddines, Pies. Dishes for
Lent, Gravies, Sauces, flashes, Erica
sees, Rsgouts, making Cakes and Jel-
lies, Picking, Preserving, and Coniee-
tionary.
Also
The. following new Publications.,
Rokeby. new Poem, BY Walter Scott.
Emerald Islo,---by G. Phillips.
Trait. OF Nature. by Miss Barney.
Coco Men Of Mo1ern Date. BY Mrs.
Green.
Sants seba.tiapc, by the suthor of the
Romance Of The Pyrsrceg.
Portraiture Of Me.hodism, by J: Crow
ther
Life of White6e,d, by ]. Gillies
,Poetical v.garks, by G. Coleman
Eiements OF Caenics. Philosophy, by
Sir Humphrey Day, L. L d.
Lie of Perciyai-Erskihes Speeches x
Duane'T Hand Book, OF t;se New Mi
hilary Guide for the Infantry Of the
United States.
APRIL IL
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| Pass: Medicines,
l., E!.;'rS
|sl.Hir for Coughs
! Con. amotion'' Sc
| r-lsr',
| re Paste,
IT,
~ &c, &c'
price gwen
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Episcopal Convention.

= CONVENTION of The Protest
ant Episcopal Church IN the
Commonwealth OF Virginia viii be held
in the City OF Richmond on the tohrti'
tuesday in May next, being tie 25th
day Of the said rAouth. Each Parish
will serd two Deputies, OF whom tie
Minister shaiI be one, and those Pa
FISHES where there is 10 Minister, It Is
required that two LaYmen be chosen.
Tie Clerical Deputies ere requested
70 Law before tie Convention, idii
statement OF the Church within the
care of each rcs pecfisely, ogreea'ie to
the l2th Csnon Tor the government OF
the said Churc,!.
By ,hc Convention,
g. Deneae, Secry.
April 20
G E3ijors Of Newspapers in Fir-
ginia are requested tn give the above
tow i, serfiosl-,
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'dya Museum,

FdJia Museum,
T rce2aea 0i visitors,
|S25a7 e2Sp.ei1 from
+ Maud On Wei
Monitors o'c,ocS.
SEEN y . pies.rre,
fareaing al assem-
Is Of Na,ure and Art,
/ Gei
N-seun, IS ct all
AGg'jll nee for
|, Z ,so,s, eaoh visit
Exa.s.
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Tho. Swami,
Edmd. I. Lee.

.fdnrs. Of I'm. B. Page, deed.
May 3,
The Editor. of the Federal RePubii-
CON, National Intelligencsr and Gazette
of the United States, will publish the a.
bove in their papers, and send their &C
counts to this Office.
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IN. 9 I'D snIMs, RoFaL-sTBEET, .sLExa.rnRIa.
FOR SALE,
ions Gardner Ladd

jon1 3ardner Ladd
HIS zFOR AILE,
Muscoyado Sugars iii hhds. tiesces and
h5ls.
West India Rum in puncheoHs,
Coffee anu Pepper in bags,
Imperia]. Gnhpopder, Young Eyson
Szln, and aysou Teas, of the lat
estimportations, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russis H5nsp and Iron,
Swsy4s Iron escorted,
Russ,a Shactings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool.
by 10, z by 9, by II, and 10 By -
Bristol Glass, in whole and half
boxes,
so&p, candIes and Goldfish IN box.
Figs,es.
Lisbon Floor Mats,
Waiskey anu Apple Brandy in tierees
& bis.
Few ar. casks old Sherry, London Par
t,cnsar Madeira and Streishts Red
Mia9,
Cord,ae and Lines d various sorts,
Writing 2nd Wrapping Paper y
Nsh's, 81 ompn's and Chiidrsn's ShooF
;a;5arrcIs and foxes,
Bottle Corks ia bales,
SGlo I.@achsr,
II, f,.,,,,,ol FIoxr, Colt
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100 Dnllars Reward.

100 bCidIS NC w dA "a
ELOPED from Fairfield, Ia The coun-
r. ty ofF.cdc-ick and CONFERENCE.-The
OF Virgin,., OH or about the 7th day OF
March last, a negro slave named An
THONY the property OF the late vii
liam B. Page deceased. Anthony Is e.
bout feet 9 inches in height, OF Il sub
substantial form, I light yellow complec-
ton, and rather Of an stfeTinste voice.
He is about 20 years cfsee, was brought
NO house servant and has been accus-
toned 70 that course of employment all
mis- lie. He is slave of greatcapacity
and considerable 2gonGity-ho resds---,
he plays ne 6dtic-and possesses a
grest nsec hanieai ,uru--he can do reugh
carpenters work and make combs The,
above reward viii be given 1t Anthony
should be appTshendcd at the distance
OF lcO miles from Fairfield, and brought
70 the subscribers living in Alexandria.
But if unprecedented at the distance OF
less than loc piles, Fii,y Dollars viii be
given il no is secured IN goal, aud no
toe given to the subscribers
Tho. Swami,
F6md {. Lee,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-17

The Internal taxes heretofore pro-
pooal, were estimated to pro.
ducc
And the duty Of 90 cents bushel
on sal, imported, which though
estimated heretofore at only
& 100000 year, during state
of war yet. as the consumption
considerably exceeds 1900, 900
+ Of bushels, may be estimated to
produce
Making the SUN wanted
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-17
coNGREvE ROCKET.

We hear, that piece Of the composition
OF Congreve Rocket picked up al Hsvre-de.
Grace, having been transmitted to the Presi.
dent of the u. States, he sent some of il few
days ago to Thomas Cooper, Esq. Chemical
Professor of Dickinson College, Carlisle.
This gentleman has so far ascertained the
constituent parts, and their proportions Of
this comous,able substance, as to make
composition in colour, constance taste, odour
and combustibili,y SO nearly alike to the Com
grevc Rocket, as TO removeSall doubt of their
similarity, and equal competence for any de-
ssruction. As to.the form and shape Of the
Spring Rockets, Mr.. Beaih OF Boston, in the
presence OF Commodore Rodgers, Captain
Hull, and others, suceeeded in throwing a
Rocket Of six pounds weight, two thousand
yards, which is 500 yards beyond the Con-
Crevc Rocket OF - pounds weight. The
Cylinders of Mr.. Bcath's Rockets are made
ofiron, terminating at the head with cone -
inches lo,e, which may be charged with balls,
or combustible matter springs arc attached
10 them when the object is to IRE shipping.
The two inventions combined, may put us on
par as to these instruments of destruction
with the British whose rigging may ere
long feel the effects Of machines in,rVducsd
BY Themselves Cans. ksS.
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A NIVrD pICTURE.

The following extract OF a lottcr from
scspcstable and miabe officer OF the Army,
lately or now In Boston, to one OF bis triends,
presents "a lively bat lamentablc picture OF 'he
skate OF society in that town. Our readers
will perceive with astonishmeut, what wo have
frequently before heard. but Until now have
been inclined 10 .discredi,, Of the effect oi 'io-
lent party spirit. We are proud 20 say, that
very, very difgcrcn, state OF things as ye. ex-
ists in this district, notwithstanding the efforts
made by few fac,ionis,s TO disturb the har-
niony Of social intercourse (:
|" As fsr myself I am most unpleasantly
situated. The opposition to the war is snch,
that every military man comes IN for a large
share Of odum. / might as well think OF
walking on the waHx, as Of getting into socic-
~ here. Indeed / have entirely given UP
che idea. A Russian bear would be caresscd,
but sn American officer is being whom i!
would be criminal to be civil to.--Hcrc arc
orc or two British officers, prisoners Of war,
who positively do not look like gentlemen,
that are seen at all times walking with our
ladies', and riding With the gentlemcR. oh,
New Englund (! am ashamed ofyou. The
The successes of the British ente, whilst
those of our own country depress have
Heard the burning ol Ravre de.Gracc and
trenchtownj justified, and the destruction OF
Liule-York called a" DID rascally pro-
cedurc !"--.Vat. Lifel
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S5,600,000

4 Although the taxes, If early laid, may be
brought into operation in the commencement
of the year, yet, as they cannot be expected
to have their fall effect during that year,
some auxiliary force viii be required. This
nay be found IN the sum Of 100000 dolls.
which is the excess of the Sinking Fund for
The present year, over the demands on that
Fund according to the existing engagements
Of the United States. This sum of 100000
dollars may be carried TO the Sinking Fund
for the year 1919, and will be wanted in ad-
dition to the annual appropriation Of 100000
Of dollars, to meet the engagememeu,s on
account of the public debt, which must be
fulfilled during that year.
AS reliance must be had upon loan for
the war-expepses Of the year 1914, the lay.
ing Of the internal taxes may be considered,
With view TO that object, as essentially ne
cessary in the first place, 70 facilitate the
obtaining Of the loan, and andy, for procure
ing il on favorable terms. II is ascer,ained
that the terms of the loan for ~ present
year would have been more favorable il the
taxes had been previously laid; and il is OBJ
yious enough that by atfording secu;i,y for
the regular payment OF tho interest and the
eventual Reimbursement OF the principal,
more stable, and less liable to be weakened
or cut off by the natural effects OF war upon
external commerce, than revenaedde depend
ing as that Of the United States now does al
most wholly upon such external commerce,
capitalists will advance with the greascr. read
mess and at a lower rate Of interest the funds
necessary for the prosecution Of the war.
Public confidence will be insured, and the
mean. afforded Of preserving the public cre-
al, unimpaired /; . measure Of the utmost im-
cor,ance in eouutry like ours, where, from
The lightness Of the demands made upon the
people during the continuance of peace, the
extraordinary expenses of state OF war can
be supplied only by resort to that credit.
The resources Of the country are ample,
sud M the nsNs new proposed, aad sss's
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-17

Sur Military froshecs nOrv begin 10 6riga
ten.


ten.
The eay,ure of York (of which we have
given additional particulars this day)S the
spirited manner in which they have been re-
p0sed al fol, Meigs, have filed the British
aud their savage allies with dread, and damp
cd that srdor which their former success had
inspired. The National Intcliigencer, receiv-
ed yesterday, contains the former dispatch of
gen. Harrison, in which he says" have the
honor to enclose you an agreement entered
into between gen. Procor and myself for tho
discharge Of the kentucky militia in his pos
session, & for the exchange OF the officers and
msn FOR the regular troops which were re-
spcc,iyely possessed by us. My anxiety to
get the Kentucky troops released as early as
possible, induced me to agree 20 the dismis-
sion of all the prisoners had, although there
soas nor as many oT ours in General Pr0cfsr's
fossess:oa.
This last sentence puts to rest the federal
story which was busily circulated last Tues
day, ,ha, the principal part of bis army were
made prisoners. On the whole, we consider
the defence and possession 6f the fort, as
decided victory over the enemy, and 1t reflects
Inc highest honor on the brave men concered
ia it. Troops are marching from all parts OF
feAcutuCky, Wlu NHio, " Joiu bS'sSisA AA"''''o',
whose vaior has obtained for him, among the
western people, the title of" Washington Of
The wes,." ~-.
1t appears ,ha, our flcet with 5000 troops
sailed from Sackets Harbor on the 9th inst.
on new expedition supposed to be against
Newark & fort George, on the river Niagara
under general Boyd. The attack would pro-
badly be made about the lst inst.
Accounts from Montreal to May IL, stated
the passing up of many troops & sailors TO
reinforce the British pos, and man their yes.
ssls and gun-b -borts. Gov. Provost, com. Yco,
and other militay & naval ofIi:ers had proceed
ed to the shores Of Ontario, from whence we
arc in daily expectation ofimportant intelli-
genCe.
The war, now, appears to have taken q fa-
,orablc turn, and ws feel confident that gen.
sral triumph awaits the American arms on tho
land AS well as on tho ocean.
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Bp @alt.
LATEsT FROM IKE FRONTIERS !!


From the Buffalo Gazette, Of Jane l.
Fort George was evacuated on Thursday
last by the enemy on Friday we Issued the
intelligence in hanbill we now add some
additional particulars:
The enemy were commanded by Gen. VIM
cent their forces were estimated at 5000,
regulars and militia. We understand that
they retreated by the Beaver Dam for the
Short Hills, (lbout 90 mRss from Queens,on)
1t is reported that, Gen. Lewis, with respec-
table force has gone in pursuit ofthe enemy.
Our loss in The action at the landing, has
been variously stated ; we believe, however,
it will be not far from so killed and dangct-'
ously wounded. The enemy's loss was much
greater.
The village of Newark was ensirely DESERT
ed by its inhabitants. The public stores at
Queenstown were removed or destroyed.
Dr.. c. Chaplin, of this village, was in tho
vanguard. Gen. Porter, we understand, went
with Gen. Lewis as an Ai6. Gen. Dearborn
was on board the CONS ship during the
landing.
Those two fine troops of Light Dragons,
under captain Bird and Selden,which encamp-
ed in this village, last Tuesday night, arrived
at Fort Niagara, and crossed the river OF tho
day of the Battle.
We do not learn that any private buildings
were destroyed at Newark.
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fraukuess and their ruth, offend-~lc<it be re-
membered that they are bot legilima'e re-
ialiaIon for those columns OF scvrlfty WHICH
are necessarily directed against tho rcputs-
ZION, the feeling, end the interests OF the west
tern people by, the miscreants ottbe Ass1'
Mes We Of the west do feel, and VIC glory IN
il, for the suflcrings OF the gallant sailor and
may the sun Of Heaven never ssh upon Inc
sword Of Kentuckian in It's seabbard tiii ne
Is redeemed from the peril OF inaprcssment.
WOE be 10 the administration that aoandoSs
the ssilos's rights .---Lsr. Retorfer.
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TREASURY, REPORT.

IRON TnE sATIoxAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5.
HSuse Of Rrhresensasves....T Tue sday, Jone 3.
The Speaker laid before the House let
ter from Wm. Jones, Acting Secretary OF the
Treasury, Transmitting ,hc following report
+. obedience 10 the .det " saifiemsatary 10 The
Net entitled 4" IN -def 10 sssabAsh he Trea-
sary DEPARTMENT" hhe .Aefing Secretary Of
Ne 7reasnry reshecitutfy submits the Jollor-
ing REPORT,
The receipts into the Treasury from
the 1st of Oct 1912, 10 the 3.st of 81, ~.
March, 1913, have amounted to s Sf5,fl2,4i6 IS
The balance in the Treasury on the
soth Of. scpternbsr, 1915 WAS a.36a,e52 SO
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The western mail Of Saturday did no, bring
us paper or letter; but we learn verbally hy
the mail carrier, that before General Proctor
left Miami, he had concluded an arfnisIlss
With Csnersl Harrison fer tvAve days. -