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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-04

MarshaI Kuusow, the gallant cnlcf OF Inc Kas.
s;sn armies, we understand is in the 75h year OF
h;, are. and has lived frsm his infancy in camp He
h,s lost IN eve and received muskct b,lls through
Rot, his cheeks and from other wounds, in former
wars. is scarcely able to mount his horse but all
his bodily nsrmisies arc compensated by the great
e,t mental activity ard the most spirit
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-04

"A STATED Meeting Of the TSmmonu
"A Society, OF Cotuv'6ion Order, will be
held at their Great Wigwam. in the State
House, on MONDAY Evening nexs, AZ the go-
lag down Of the Sun. ~ A punctual a.
tendance is requested.
BY order. BERNARD HILL, ir. Sse'y
Month IF Saoss, 4sd. , -
Scasen Of Hunfing. fs6 T.
Tear Of Discepc,r $40 y
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-04
By rus Rrv. O. s. WHITE, Freetown, Mas

Trah fsareih nothing 90 much az conceaimens, and
dcsireh mfhng much siear be laid spcn 10 shs
tsev Of all Uhenu most naked, j, most levsy and
scrfid"--sisps ~
Mol JANUARY, 1913. VOL T.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-04

10 LII,
rdnd p0ssessisn giDen the 2lsf March ners,1 ~
THE House and Shop in front, No.
u io7. Thamesstrcet, now occupied by Mr.:
NArH. SWEET. Apply 10 - n
Feb.4 SAMUEL p. GARDNER. a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-04

From the Boston Chronicle. Of February /, 1918
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-06
Grand Concert.

iNrconseqosnce Of the unfavorable weather on
THURSDAY last, the Concert, &c. as adver,is, f.,
that evening, is postponed to Monday February
9Th, when, BY particular desire of several Of Tie frs,
famIlesi in Richmond,
SlGNOR PUCCI
w'ii have the honor to perform on the PEDAL
HAkP, at the Washington Assembly Room, at
tended by Full Band, positively.
Part lst-Eull piece, band, will be played at 10
teryals.
Sonata, on the Harp, composed by Carbon.
Song, Love me Mary.
Turkish rfisrch Oa tie Harp,
Seng--its,ian Air
Allegro, on the nsrp, with brilliant variations.
Isrrnan Waltz, on the harp aud violin, pueci s.
Wedimyer
Another piece, full band.
Idrt 2d--Ar interval piece, full band.
Urand piece, Commodore Decatur's favorite
Italian Air.
Roiacca, or the Harp.
a much admired We!ch Air. The Rising ST.. ;
song, Hope told a nattering tale. (Pszelio1
Lurtt, harp and hute-Pucci Il Wedimyer
E'male, Presidents March.
Cohcert TO commence precisely At o'clock p NJ
AFTER the Concert, handsome preparations viii be
made for the amusement of Ladies and Gentlemen
IN Dancing, as music is obtained FIR the purpose
Inherent rooms are prepared for the Concert and
D'heins- tickets to De had 1T Messrs Fitzwhvl.
SOM y Potter, aud a. the Washington Tavern ;
pr ce one dollar
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-06
LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL: -

r -" L ORh, Jan ~
Last evening arrived at this port the shin
swift, Rowland, from Liverpool from
whence she sailed on the 9th ofDecember.
Capt. Rowland has favored the Editors of
the Mercantile Advertiser with file of Lon
don papers to the. 9TH of December. bul
their contents were anticipated by the ar
rival of the brig Marmion, from London
which vessel furnished us with London pa
pers to the 10Th of Dec.
Capt II. informs US, that the British Co
vernment had refused to extend the time
given to American vessels with Licences. &,
would not furnish any more to bring Goods
to America.
The cartel ship Pennsylvania Packet.
had arrived at Liverpool from Philadelphia
and the passengers were not allowed to land
until their passports were sent up to Lon
don and others sent back to Liverpool for
them. e. so
Capt. Rowland has brought dispatches
IRON our Agent in London, to the Secretary
of State.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-06
THE IRISH CICERO

From late Irish accounts. it appears pro-
bable that the celebrated CURRAN. the
greatest orator Of the age in which ne lives.
has been returned by Newry as member
Of the British parliament. During the cleo
pioneering contest, his matchless powers of
eloquence were exerted with great effect.
and to the unbounded admiration of uume
rous crowds Of people. whose acclamations
were echoed by the hills which surround
Nfwry. Every admirer ofillustrious virtue
and talents weuld be gratihed to see the
account ct his election confirmed. We
snsht then nope that the sause og public
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-06

7 claytor. late Of the brig Herald of Balti-
more, stating that OH his voyage home from
France he was captured by the Acasta, OH
the 18th Dec. ana carried 10 Bermuda I;
Ihat he was there about days; the inn
preSsion there was general that an eX pediti-
on would be sent In short time against
some southern part of the United States,
ana that Norfolk was calculated on AS the
hrst point OF attack; and that on his return
IRON Bermuda, in the fri gate Maidstone to
TINS coast, he was about 25 days on board I;
from frequent conversations with the officers
he understood that they also expected an
attack would shortly lie made OH some OF
the American ports. and that Norfolk would
be the first; That several of the ships were
supplied with shells and that proper ves-
sells for using, them would be on. and that
there are now three 74s, 8 frigates, besides
sioops OF war OH this station
he message and documents were re-
terred to committee of the whole House
TINS day, OH the state OF tile common W ealth.
For ourselves we presume that the plan
OF the enemy isiexaggerated; but there is no
Trusting their forhearaDce, if something is
not done to prepare for defence. II is the
solemn duty of the Legislature of Virginia
TO DO TINS immediately.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-06
Extract ofa Letter, from

=. - -" VI ON hOhDS, req. 3.
a Sloop arrived here, a Cartel from
the British Squadron on the Coast; part of
the men belong to Capt. Seaman of the
Herkimer taken few days since, and sent
to Bermuda--they inform me that IL ia i'm.
possible for a Vessel to pass along the land.
as the British cruise so close IN the land
Last evening there,were two ships close in
With the Capes, The people also inform
me that the Squadron keep on with the
land IN the night as near as five fathom wa.
Their"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-06
Eve UIRER- OFFICE, Feb. 6.

From the Merchants' C2Fee-H House book
Jthis City.
Extract of letter from
NeRFoLK, February 3.
I'VE expect visit daily from the Bri-
tish.--The deposition of a Captain who had
been taken ny them &c carried into Bermuda
states that they had taken on board of
their vessels Bombs and 1shells which he
understood were intended for u.s." This
captain IS SAID to be man of respectable
ty, and what he states is generally beleved
We have had Meeting Of the Conrt Com
mon Council and Officers OF, the 54th Regt.
and they have passed a Memorial to the
State and General q overnment, asking aid
&c. and deputed II. +. Lee Esq. and Cen.
Robert b. Taylor to carry it OH and make a
just representation &c"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-06
SELF-DEFENCE

Mr.. Lee and Gen. Taylor. arrived in this
City on Thursday night-Yestcrday they
mad an interview with the Executive, * the
Governor subsequently addressed COM
munlcation to the House Of Delegates. en-
closing certain papers. The most. imDor-
tam OF these is the Affidavit OF Cabtain /
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-06

On the elegant quotation made bya Pseudo
american from the language Of the giant
III ne legend cfI7faaey."
" Fee, faw, iow, fura'
ispy the Gold o AN En.lshman,
Fair or foul, Twill have some
PLAIN TRUTH.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-06
FIFTY DOLL4RS REIV1ED-

n n.
n OST between the residence Of J Inn w Tom
y q I'm asa. and the town OF New-Csstie, in Hsno-
yer county. Va on Su6d,y the 23th Of Jauuarv. a
Red covered Pocket-B0ok Ain,annck containing
htteen Notes Of FIFTY dollars each on the Farmers
branch bank at Norfolk also snotirer Note OF one
hundred dollars on the Virginia Bank The not.s
On the Formers bank w~cs lately RENTED Nv mail
from NorIoik. They we's cat IN too, aud are cd
together with sms'l sir OF paper Their numbers
will shortly he known from my corr espondent IN
Norfolk, and shall then be given to the public. .
There was also 2 check drawn by 3D. A. srnb
casher OF the Mechanics bank # Baltimore for
SPlO % cents, ds,ed Nv. 1872, ON the cssh.sr II
the farmers bsSk Of Frederick ,1urg, in Fsyor Of ~
zekiel Levy which check is nov endors 4 over tn
me by said Levy's administrator Moore f. Tomlin.
and the certificate oi the said Tomln's quaifestion
~ written thereon BY the clerk OF Richmond Coun.
" ~
My name Is written on the red covered book a
aforementioned. ANY information con, ero.n, h.
Ending OF sad book, II male to j. W.Tonlin eso.
near Newcastle will be speedily commuu,cst d e.
me. ~
q. 81 YLNCE.VT BR,f,NHfM
- '''"""'o"" eount SIP.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-06

Ii OR rent c. le'se, the es-ate of Grqsus,rinc ~
N James Guy county, situate sbcut a mIi s,',v.
james Town, On Jsees River and about seven ,oile
from w liiamsoutg o ti,e urrms.sate ,t, .,c,l.
!snt m ,ns'on, out ouses * orelsrds. The land
MIR Nc Csn,sIsh who =, present reSups Il t,r,f,,.
spr1n. w'l' slew tic promises II will be /, - ii or
rented on very reasonable terms to q rs.p, .shj.
tenant, hy az lying 10 Gavin Corbin esq Hugs
Greek, f"rt river, There Gre s9out 80 acres tut
down IN whest last Fall and there is cuHic,,ncy of
sF1nnd 10 L"s ori tor an ext .t,see crop CT corn.
cats So. the eusuing ses1ou Possession VAN We giv.
Ell Immediately.
Feb. g.. e.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-06

Phoeion.-We recomme nd the essay 0
i"hs chaste and enegeic writerto the natl
on. IL is no ordinary hen.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-06
From the London Morning Chronicle of
DecemGer s.

The coalition of the People in Scotland
Is at this time so deplorable, that we lament
to see there have been disturbances of AN
alarming kind. The Proclamation by the
Provost and Magistrates of Aberdeen "a ci-
ty distinguished for taking the lead in ad-
dressing Ministers and expressing their ap
probation of every state measure, )wil show
the situation of that place. The designs of
the moo were,by breaking into the Bride we'll
to, seize on the arms of the militia, which
were deposited there. In this they were
fortunately unsuccessful.
The situation of all that part of the king
dom is iadeed most acknowledgement of
the corn rs notyet cut-and a great deal is
lying ON the ground in perishing state, to-
tally unfit to carry. The harvest has been
dreadful, and unfortunately the manufacto
RES are almost at a stand One of them.
the most extensive Concern i'm Aberdeen
has given notice that they must suspend
working altogether.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-06

HE subscribers have for sale the following artis
n cles:
trunks Irish Linens
do. T. stiiss
do. Cot en- Silk & Worsted Hose
case Cotton lace and tdline
1 do lawn
do. Cotton and Nuns Thread
500 sacks Salt
80 crates Queens Ware
60 casks in, ported Nails
DO. % BIsdders putty
do. 1000 lbs. Seine Irvine
DO Sup do.
~ X gs Alum
- 10. Birthstone ,.h
If. BRIDGES & ROBERTSON. .
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-06

~ n l. Il " K S,
OF slrnos, every description, "a.
FOX &2LL ygz' IBIS 9E'Fi CJs,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-06

= oEiCE.-The following notes were enclosed
L. eothe subscriber in October last l. on, NOR.
h a9i' pvt have never come to hand any inlorms.
ton OF them will he thankfully received.
n. Is. Fsnable 20 w. b. Seldom B-615 Nav e,h
S05 S1O0.
L Newton D-5GS March Cd
1875 100.
IT, l.. Lee B-645 May l7th,,
1901 Do,
D-4i9O Jan. 9TH.
I n W., lsO7 TO-.
"''s"' SApe rear 1i55 July 5lhs
JOSEPH STRoIHFR.
r. UOodstock.
-- GU =. 6tp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-06

Justice and honesty would not be without an
efficient advocate in the British parliament.
GRATrAN and FLOOD have bcci also
elected to parliament by Dublin and Wex-
ford. Bait. diner
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-06

An arr,a at Norfolk from Csdiz, brings letters ia
the 24'h Dec. which state that Lii Wellington wa.
then In that City, soliciting of the Cortes rein
tired to their lines
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-06
FROM FLORIDA.

Our letters from Florida, by last Mail,
inform US, that the Troops under the com.
Tnatd OF Colonel SMITH, still occupy their
Camp on the St. Johns, and are now engag-
ed in building Barracks to protect them
from the unprecedented severity of the wea-
tpsr. Their sick list is fast Diminishing, &
Me, Troops generally, are in excellent
bealth' and anxious for more active en-
Ployment They state, that a Council of
War will sit in a few days at St. Mary's.
ard believe that on the close of their deli
bera'son, they will receive orders to adj
vance they are already supplied with
toierable Park OF Artillery, consisting of one
"a poundcC, one ls FOUNDER, and two s poun-
ders. Six Companies lately stationed at
Point Petre, have asteRded the St. Marv's
TO Cole-Rain, where they will remain for
some time, and will be employed in building
Block House, and cutting ont new roads.
A small force at this post, wall completely
cover our southwest frontier, against any
incursion OF the Indians, should they again
so far forget their own interest and safety.
as to renew their former atrocities.
augusta Chronicle Jan. 18.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-06

DIED, on Thursday evening lest Mfr John T
Sat' OF the house of West and Gait, Druggist. Of
th,s city much regretted by all who knew him
Ills friends and acqHaiafances generally are par
at ten O'Clock, from the house of Mrs. Gait nesr
the Mssoa'i Hal. A'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-06

CT The Herkimer was from New-York. with
cons'snments ut goods principally fc :!::=
ct The cargo insured
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-06
WARRINGTON, Feb. 8.

=" NoHI N Z 7 ON, TeU. 8.
The Senate of the United States have
been principally occupied with business of
a confidential nature for several days past
A bill was yesterday reported in that body.
by Mr.. Campbell, from the Committee of
Foreign relations, vesting the power of re-
taliation in the President of the United
States, in certain cases therein specified.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-06

Consistency Of the" Bui,uark ofour Rekgioa''
Dean Swift said he was often puzzled when think
ing how Chrtst, the Pope, and the King of En-
gland, could all be the head of the Church. but
the difficulty was all removed when he learnt that
the Popc was the head of the Catholic church, the
hing the head OF the Eaglsh church. and Christ
from the other two. According to the present
state OF things, George, blind George is head of
the Episcopal church in Ensand-head of the
Catholic church in Canada--and head of the Pres
oyterian church in Scotland--the DESTROYER of
the Catholics in Ireland, their protector Spain
Pc. Phoenix
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-06

SAVANNAH. Jan. 25:
On Wednesday last; arrived in this city
Srom st. Mary's, Commodore HUGH G.
CAMPBELL, commanding the y. States ma
val forces OH the Georgia station.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-06

CoRREcTIoN. In the Yeas and Nays as
published IN our paper, on the passage of
the bill, in the House of Representatives,
for CHASING the Militia, the name of Mr..
Butler was inadvertently omitted. He vo-
ted for the bill.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-06

Ertrdct oCa letter Jrom a, Gentleman in
Bordcaur 10 hts Cores oYdent az this
CHy. dated l3th October.
MIR. Barlow has positively received from
the Emperor assurances OF his satsfac-
ton on account of the" glorious conduct"
as he expresses it, of the Americans, in
contending with England for tn. maint ain
ance of their Maritime Rights and his
Majesty promises to grant to their trade
every facility. The Minister who was APP
pointed some time ago to negotiate with
Mr.. Is. lin the place of the Duke of Bassano
who was too much occupied) has received
orders TO renew the negotiations. and bring
them to an immediate termination. Tae
Minister ct Marine has instructed the Ma
ritime Projects to treat the prizes sent INFO
French ports by American priva,cers,
agreeabiy to the Convention Of 1900 and
that the American Consuls are to have ex-
elusive jurisdiction over them. He adds,
the Custom Houses will of coarse exercise
their accustomary authority tn see that the
Revenue Laws are complied with" We
shall know how the Minister of Commerce
means to treat the affair; we may infer ia
vorably, as all the Ministers act subordi-
nate to the will of the Emperor no one of
them dare take on himself aecision OF any
Importance but in consequence of his will
"S. 'S' 'SS "S q eeheTat Suiue 10 the va
rious branches of administration. American
privateers need not now, in my opinion, he
state to enter our ports, or to send in their
prizes. have myself seen the copy of the
Minister of Marines letter above mention.
ed.
he schooner Warwick has lust ar
rived from Boston with fish, and the schoon :
er Pilot from Baltimore with w. Indies
produce. Brandies $50 to 200 francs per SO
yells. Exchange on London fallen to 1S
francs and offered.'' Ker. ydd,.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-06

The Legislature of Pennsylvania, we
understand. have it in conte mplation to or
game grand State Bank, with branches
an the different towns and at the same
time to levy a TAX on all contemporaries
Banking Institutions. [PhiL Gag.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-06
COMMUNICATIONS.

Capt Decatur has in the handsomest &c
most liberal manner given up to the COM
mander and oshcers of the British captur-
ed frigate Macedonian, all and every 'arti-
Gle OF their personal property even TO large
quantities Of bottled wine, liquors and trif-
ling minuti1 as to rnoveabiesiofsf furniture
&c. How different is this conduct to some
commanders of minor Brsish cruisers, who
irave withheld from some of oar captured Of
hcers even their nautical Instruments, sea
charts &c. lib.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-05
Dreadful accident.

On Tuesday last on board OF Gun
Boat No. 48, Of the aotilla IN this har'
Dor. the great gun which had been land
ed the evening previous, was accident
ally discharged, by which unfortunate
casualty MIR. John Byrne, purser's stew
ard, was instantaneeusly killed and one
other man wounded The gun is dis
charged by lock, and no one on board
can possibly account for this accident.
Mr.. Byrne was very respectable young
man, of remarkable correct habits and
Unable amanners, and copciliated the
esteem of his superior officers. His
remains were respectfully inferred on
the same afternoon, attended BY the ma
sonic fraternity, of which he had recent
Iy become a menber.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-05
lust Received for sale
Nv ANTHONY RHODES,

BY ANTHONf RHODEo,
Boxes of Domestic Goods, con-
tanning Bedticking, Sh'mbrays, Cling.
hams, PIaids and Stripes, Shawls
Cotton Threads, few pieces Of fine
quality S,tinetts mixed colors, black
and drab eolored super6ne Cloth. cot.
ton Shifting.
IN STORE.
Cotton Twist white and co'orcd
Mems and Women's fine and coarse
Shoes
Mems fine and coarse Hats
Saddles and Trunks
30 kegs of first quality Chewing To-
bscco, long Twist
90 kegs of Pearl-Ash
60 pieces blue India Cotton
Cation, Candles and Groceries as
usual. June II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-05
HORRID MURDER.

Several letters lately received in
town (says the Georgetown s. {. Ga
'zette.) from st. Stephens Mississip-
pi Territory. mention that two Ame-
rican gentlemen, viz. DR.. VIM. p.
Watson and John O'Neale, who
we're on journey to New.Orleans,
about nine miles this side of that city,
were assaulted by a party of Spanish
and Indians, armed with tomahawks.
knives, and other savage instruments
Of destruction. After most vigo-
rous defence, in which the brave
Watson killed six Of The ruffians
with his own hand, they were at
length overpowcred. and both Of
them stabbed to the heart. Their
pockets were then searched, 1890
dollars taken out. The perpetrators
Of this e.ormi'. have since been de-
tected, convicted, and executed.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-05
lust Received

For sale by ROB'T. GRAY, opposite
the Washington Tavern, the follow.
ing valuable
Law Books---viz
TOOPER's Jusdnian
~ Henirg's Justice
lranch's Reports vol. aud s
Muniord's Reports vol. |
East's Reports vol. "a
Cooper's Equity Pieader
American Digest
Lawyers Guide by w. w. Hsning
vol.
Johnson's Cases vol. 3
Coudy's Marshall on Insurance
Iauntoa's Reports vol. 2
Blackstone's Comm entaries
Ne~land on Contracts
Chitty on the Law Of Nations
Johnson's Reports vol. z and
Law Of Attachments
Curran's Speeches
Statute of Limitation
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-05
ALBANY. LINE 26.

The Western mail has relieved our
apprehenslons for the safety of the pro-
visions and stores on the bank Of Lake
Ontario, and has added another to the
catalogue Of wanton savage burnings
perpetrated by the foe.
ATTACK ON OSWEGO.
Extract Of ktter 10 a gentleman in
this sisy, dated Sackeu's Har6Or, June
81.
This day an express arrived f ON Os
wego with information, tbat yesterday
morning the ensmy's squadron appeal.
ed off that place, and previous to his
leaving, which was at o'clock in tae
afternoon, they made three attempts to
land, but on discovering cur force they
each time returned to the squadron.
When the express left, the squad on
were maneuvring off the harbor, and
it was generally believed that they would
make another attempt On Monday
las, 500 infantry, under command of
Major Carr, LET, his place and arrived
at Oswego on Wednesday; the expires.
saws that there were about SOC militia at
that place and all in fine spirits. Cap'
Wolsey and several other fine naval eff
GERS at that place. Wolsey had
command Of the garrison, and lieut. Mix,
had command of the schooner GroWler,
which is there. This afternoon about
$50 mounted dragons under command
of Major LAVAL, started for the threat
ened place.
BURNING OF sODUS.
Ertroct efa letter from gentleman in
Geneva to his. friend in this city, dated
22d June, 1918.
The enemy were seen of Sodus on
Wednesday, where quantity OF provi-
sions were deposited. Gen Burnett
ordered out regiment Of militia to de
fend the place: they arrived there OF
Thursday, but found no enemy. Tie
provisions hswever we'e removed Ci
least the principal part that belonged e
the contractors from the warehouses; on