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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-25
For Boston

The schooner ELIZA,
..A3asSA. George Stodeer, master !;
Is u Z sA ~ For Freight of 200 barrels,
"''H'E.A--4aSaS~ Apply to
JACKSON * RUMNEf.
January so.
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N O r l c. E.

N y / l u T..
THE Partnership of COTTON e
A STEWART was Dissolved OIL
the !st instant by mutual consent--
Those having claims against the frm
vii please present them for payment
and those indebted cal! and settle their
accounts with JoHN A. STEWART, who
is fully authorised TO settle the same.
Peter Cotton.
John a. Stewart.
April 8
The Public are respect
fully informed that the Business Will be
continued and conducted by JOHN a.
STEWART, who thankful for past
favors, solisits continuance OF the
same.
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Nav 3.
The Editors of the Federal Repnbli-
can, National Intelligencer and Gazette
oc the United States, will publish the a.
bove in their papers, and send their ac-
counts to this office.
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= ~ 2 Y 4 Il 0 { i.
NOVEMBER so.
PROM THE ARMIES.

ne reader will judge for himself of the truth of
the following Particulars, extracted from nrin,ed
slips, oniained in q letter from Nyw-Ynrk by Sun
DAY nights Mail For our own part, We shall Weld
with reucisnce, snh only the strongest evidence.
TO lne supposiuon that the expedition against lon.
tres' is at an end II wisbe recol!eeted that NJ ont
go-nefy took Mon'real and laid s.egs to Quebec in
.he dep'hs 81 winter.
n addition to these extracts we learn, by letter
Hn'eh s received In this city from Ssckett's Harbor
dated on the 18Th, that Com. Chaunce7 had cone
up with ms squadron II Fort George to convey Gen
Harrison and his troops to Sse>stts Hsrbor-utb
view As waa saPposed, OF making IN attack on
iIngkto,
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From n la,e Lgndoa Faaer.

On Monday the Earl of Go entry. witb
hls accus' 0med hosp, atty, entertained the
Mayor and Corporation Of [Vorcest 90 win,
spiend d diruer nt Croons .-Jr Lord
Sh'ps coach and ct OF horses arrived aeon
aitef II O'clock, ~ tnis ci,y ss gl M h,,f
past ore he party reached C.oo,ne. ,yIpr
having partatsH Of enrichment. a f1r..f (; -
tres.ing ceremony followed, in thc presen
tattor ~ the freedom ct the city To- he ral
liant CUR Card"1. by tne Earl Of Covpp'ry
at the bead Of Nc Body CorDoraAe wSo
had previously voted X to him at Cham.
bsr Meeting. Upon this occasion the Ncble
Earl addressed Capt. Garden in the FOLLOW
Ins words -
Capt. Carden--I feel proud 10 rave
the honor OF presenting the free tlop of the
ancient and loyal city Of Worcester, con.
tered on you by this respectable asseirb'v.
in testimony OF the high sense they enter
tain OF the signal and neritorious Services
50 eminently and repeatedly diepiavcd in
tue defence OF your King and country =; and
more particularly tor the gallant and me-
morabie action in the defence of hts males
Jesty's ship Macedonian against so superior
and overwhelming force.-The sentence
OF the G urt Martial ON this occasion has
aHFded unive sal satisfaction, ard doubt
not 6ut an early opportunity will he offered
YOU Of aiding fresh lustre to the renowD a.
ready acquired by the exercise cf ,los. pro.
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WAsHIrG~r,IN Nov.
TIE NEWS FKOM :TH,t ARWT

THE NEWS FROM TIL. e ARMY,
Though 5v no means so decisive as we
could wish. is yet OF a favorable character
as tar as it goes, and leads us 10 antiripat.
Complete success in the termination az the
campaign. We do net give credit to The
OPINION that y IN. Hampton was about re
tiring INTO winter quarters, nor yet to the
rnmor Of great reinforcements having reach
sd Mont real by way Of the ST. Lswreace.
1t appears to W. more than probable that
our army was on this day week in posses
sion of Montreal.
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II DANCE, CN-
Toy. 20.

J y virtue Of deed -ffrust. executed n "a. r.. r.
ther " titehclt, Ia or'lS 70 secure n I,.,nent
~ two bonds OF tTcs iuad ed f., UnGs acif w,i,ff
Interest due thereon ~ much IS M, .Du.a7
ga 70 John = Crunp WIZ = sod, 60 Tie
est oidd"r, 81 Hrs Frays,r's Tavern n. n. *. nf
County Tor rsa!g mon,y-- Tie Trucj o LsrD
three hundred ni fxty-v,, co.'s 'y.ng On n !, -
road leading from R.chmoHd 10 W bans. ure Tie
houses are arg ami cnmuod n IS with 81 g.,rin, a., T
mort ezeeeJi wl'e'. aio 2 90 iic rci h',u tood
h"Vng ai'o IN id.tiot the ally n'agrs ISL n, ,t-
tSs which ne Consistently pss-iug j. syit from tns
house The SID ish1 IS I'll sIal,,,d 10 ~ On ,,r.,
oil corn ~heai, Ns ~iih enc orcbari If peach md
aPPt iTses' D.. sole va * pic Monday
ti'e iOh day OF J4ruary, 1915 Asv lsscu;.s,,
to purchsse W s,p'y "a e.ther ,. die subeerihers
Who vii she " lhr .rrrrn;s..
JOSIAH NRUTP.
tlOEAGtD CRUNP,S Irus!ec%
Eorcnber 90 49,
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WV r. nOIII.,iAnN
CLICK Y " ~ -.

t0ck = " 81 lI.kfr.
SBESPECTFULLY info rns tn Citzsr, % Rieh4
y u laohd, Manchester aud their vii ~ 5, hSs
CO - r.enee the above busin SIS N n ham o..,,.
pied by MIR. NJ. Greti r,wher- ne wire. !, C'.,k,
ana Watches OF every description at tie ortzst
pouee ana warrant thtt. II perform well
Seas, Kt,s :, &c. 6c.
NoG 80 eew4,v
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NOEI =.
TO mn Uno.n Ir 5Iay coNczs.n.

TO mi UHO.h II .lI9Y COJvcE7N.
' q VIE Subscriber having been app ortsd q, M, r.
n nc q High Constable, has with eoacstn w. r.
messed TIE Perpl.x Is and digicuity attendant uro,
the close o. hs pre5sct in the setinrs as
their depu;ics--aud which seems to Hay- st,se rrr,
want OF correct Discrimination, ~ To Whit .vt.rt
the acts Of d. puties should be binding on the rr;,
pal, as official individuals ha,nz Ell ploycd deuu-
ties to perform services in wa pryate ard H..
connecied with tiier oiliei,l dutes and which tcf
being IN the knowledge, under th- control OF he
prime pal, produce delays, rs qutnty pir ous H. th.
creHiors, and ~ mcssur~, .vDyirc III ~ inci,ai
oiheer where he is not spprized g. any lsbiity
10 prevent such Coz o'oH, and g. insure the str CT.
est punc.uslity sni fdslity Is All business commit
tea u ny charge, Il reby esrnesuy eatreat 81 per-
sous who may Sye occasion e. piace their la;n il
state OF cocrc IN, thar they will dehfrt re., a
me, and NOT g. my dstafiss, di liz Oe case ola de-
livery 10 ne. siall hCid myself sztondnaln and
viii Afford prompt and. Yf,l5f ciory return. Thoss
who May cbouse t. piece ther status in The lsnds
oi ny deputies, without f'iy tfhc ~ ani k,owl, d..
AID uPon their p1vste fe y9nth'ije, ust do 8, and
~ such event a. M consider myself i.spots hl.
i0F any failure on tker part CIsms c9nriit, IL Il,
me - IN ofie r,sre i1y End regularly t.c,..t rel,
and ttir stat 2t a.l tfuesiJ De- : r. Thoze iIr I
ave complementary pleccd 80 the bsids of ms ftou.
shape.
JACos Tt1ENriNE.
~ IN Cpref.6ie CHD u Rich1l1Hd.
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~ EMoYh'a-Tfe sribseriters have remsyad
= & her OHise e. tbs o,s eupied by MIR Z. :.
.iSgmuIdo' on r ''reG', opncsite to tive OFss -
"a, They vii continue to pur shsse
~ uca ihey have for sa' excellent FsniIs
Fiour, a"d few barrels cF Bmton's yennise W.
key. p nAySiI - y" ~ us
Ut FOR Rent, the Nvura-iIot,s ve foru,srl~ -
tapp d, stthe head uf the Eeap, W
ROY. 90. vGy
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T. Henry L~g s. M

a you ar moi inha itaat e III. state &C yr.
-. s'n'a, take tbs nIo'e 9th mug you, TAR
Oh ihursda} the 3oii L.y OF Ngcembci. iext. he
tween the b srs { ten O'clock IN thu morn,I . s,,j
Two o'clock ~ the teInoon, I snsr. at ihe W,,n-
lnstoH laVsrn, in the city OF nct.aui IL. The ,t.
h.nressly axe tta dei.'3s % Join, 4;ar.i,,,,
f'-t' 70 he read ~ - 'denc- sl.,t deUrnltna =,
Superior oer, i Ihsrcery for Tie X ,huoni - =
LrSs' "a ~nfi' sui : SpI p.uur sha YOU, To-, ..
si-h others, are Il Geiri,,'srt
GEORGE WfiTIOCwE
Novernbev so 80,
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the recruiting TOR one year is suffered TO go
on, the other regiments must remain until
ed. as very few men can DE found ready TO
enlist for five years, and do dutv, If he can
be better fed, better clothed. ard as we'll
paid. 1t is most evident TO me. If Congress
do not attend immediately to this subject.
they will defeat their armies in Canada, if
the recruiting service is not OF nature to
keep up our Regiments in the portion, they
must dwindle into skeletons of regiments,
and finally become sport TO our enemies"
Dent Press.
Erfraef Of letter dated Burlington, Nov.
l'th, 20 u gentleman tn Nerv- York.
~ can inform you as fact on which
you may. rely, that a reinforcement of 1000
regular British troops have not only arrived
&c Quebec. from Plymouth, but have actual
IL joined Sir Geo. Prevost at Montreal--so
that this force may now be Justly estimated
at 7C00 regulars and at least 600 discipiin
ed militia
Extract ofG letter from albany 6y the
Steam Boct.
! rs | am informed by Il gentleman from
F'attsburg that contractors have been of
fering bounty Of fifty dollars a piece (in
sld'hcn to their stated pay for every team
.6at can I've had to go to St. Regis to carry
pio'iSionS u pTeSuInS,) DIS IL Is wen Known
ctr army had but fifteen DAYS prov isions
With them wheA they left Grenadier island
ON the 1st inst"
NORFOLK, Nov. 80.
Hrfre.--The hoat Friends Adventure, owned
and manned by Capt Drake and other ship M = ers
left this ON Friday evening for Baltimore About 8
o'clock the next morning. OFF New Point Comfort,
fell in with two British briggs ST anchor, which were
not perceived until tho boat within pistol SHOT
of them.-Capt. Drake Il Co. in1 IN edately tackled
, about, while the brig, manned hse barses, which
were sent after her. Find,ng no other chance OF
escape, they their vessel ashore-ana the bar
scs not choosing to venture near the shore, gave
up the pursnit.-The waves constantly breaking o.
yer the Friends Adyeniure, she was presently
thrown keel out. her dock started * the cargo. con.
n'tng OF tar, iosted out. Capt Drake and his com.
| iases lost every thing. Ncraki
| Nv. 27--Ihe enemy for sor1e fin1e hasi
had nor. pentured mo Fcnhton Roads. A
fe9o nights since ho7vever, zen or tacetue oar
ges camc a62ve Old Point Comfort- zyhat
their ed1ect avas guc kn0zo nef, bur il is fra
6able they erhected 10 n:set- some Of me
craft crossing fhc Roads, OK their Sy0v NJ
or do7un James RiUer. II woula &c adri
sn6fe, Sve think. for ,esscls comi,g do,on
lanes RiUer, not 70 gross Hamilton Road
in fhe nirht, cut 10 yOait for day- Eght
'9hsnthe danger OF any j can b. aecn.
Ledger.
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PirEiHiQ. % ~ -
a Court Of appeals hel'l ut The Capsoi ia
-! - Richmond the ninete-.lh day Of November,
hu'e-lhe court ocnsidcr.ng that the FREQUENT
calling Of the oauDes whieh have sbqted or ,,. ~
ther"'se ro'ready for trial, tends 70 dea, te court
without proWot"g tn" spec " decision Of sgoi ca.
'es--4 : or4srri that they be placed on sep,r.
ate aocEs', there to ne proceeded ~ 1n,I really
for trial, wban ,hey ar. to b. paced r,,o tt,i
we'd, ie'"''
a Copy. Testo,
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ANQ FOR SALE "A ys.uaj;e Tract o(Isnj
~ t5e county Of Louisa, lying on the sop,h sde
g, South liver, aud adjoining the lsnds az John
Overton and Cornelius DibDey containing 500 ,eres
For terms, apply to George Whipocke Of Lyret-
burg, or to ths subscriber, hSing IN tn Forts a.
Hanover. IT WIS pERL.Lry
November 90 us~V
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Burlineten Nm

HNfllngEtll, ,N3U. 70.
The campaign fer this season is said to
be at an end Gen. lIamptih's army is AZ
Piat.sburgh, where they are to IA Ike ~ win
ter quarters. Gen. Nikihson's army i
Al the French Mills. near St. Regis, about
Is miles from the -Four Corners Chateau
sy, and are building hut !3r viater.ola:
fers. the army under Gen Wilkinson has
mad severe engagement iii. u.e enemv
WHICH followed them from Kmgstou and
Prescott hey were attacked N me rear
ornear Cornwall. The enemy we're Ihrse
times fepu sed az the poinS of the bayonet.
and hdll!y 'etreated leaving toe Americans
on the iieid, tie number killed on erhec
SIDE IS rot correctly ascertained--it must
however have 0een great, as ia one instance
1t is said the charge was commended fen
twsiye TO fourteen in.nu;es.
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Noysmber ,o,h al SA'y ''Tee' "ear fhe 7's:iT.

20 GRE TIER. his thanis |. . No
- n n nerous 'r'enuS q cns''mer.s Hm'C.n tie 4
he has on hand elegant assortatrt Of 10 sri ,,ai,,
q ianey J-weiry, gold and silver p.t,utl ,.r md
plS'n watches, si!v + eofi', pots te. ,ln So dish
IS, cream pots, tumbers lsdl s, ID n ise,, hi
Tea spoons, branch and other csno es, Ks o. m m
trt'y rev COZ structioR, elesa I cut E'sss eso,s.
liquor stsnhs, shoes, military sa3 IS, lu n-s 20 s.
aver ePAalei's stars, co. 4. lace, eitsn Yer T., .
awofss and SIDE srns, srtlery, {, IF. aud n ~
cioAs TO meRtioH and most 20, which :. 70. 10 :
phia..
My. So 1o,yAy
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Il VGmadis Tract OF Lond and PLANTATION
FOR SfLE

t& virtue Of deed made by Thomas Johnson
~ conveying to me four hundred aud seventy e w.
Scrsh o. land lyins in the county of Cumberlsnd.
'nd Adjoining the lands Of the said Thomas John.
soE "rh hSrtiet Angela, IN trust to secure tho pay
nicnt 4 enc thousand hounds. 10 JoI y,,ccvr ~
W' os'old for cash, TO he highest bidder, on the
thFd dy N January next, The sail AIS acres Of
Land, or &c mach thereof rs MAJ be necessary tn
R;s trs pa noe that may then remain due to the
san JoSI fsnsey' The sale wdi be made on the
premises between the hours OF one and for ,ic,ot
'" we M'srnoon WIN. DANIEL.
Cumberland, Nov. 80. 81
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baltimore Jghig.

Ergl1n6.-When his pre5.., Majesty
ascehdee the throne. the National Debt a
mounted 70 146 millions--at present it is
700 >1lilonS--8 millions were the amount of
tive Eazes curiag the year when he came
10 the THRONE; they now amount annually
TO about 20 millions And the expense of
maintaining pavpers II England ap] Wales.
nearly ten tIuies as much as IN the year a.
Dove men'ioued. LtyeyDoog hTercnrv.
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EAsrpoRr. Get. 30,

On the 9th nit. the English landed 100
marines and sailors from the Emulous and
Sheiburne. and burnt two Privateers living
in Bratbury's Cove: hey might have been
beat of, but the privateersmen placed their
cannon in as bad situation as possible, and
on the approach ofthe enemy ran away, and
LETT the guns loaced with grape, which the
enemy bad only to turn and discharge at
those who loaded them. However, nnm-
Der OF privateersmen. soldiers aud citizens
annoyed them, aud killed and wounded Sc
verai
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PDBLIC XUCJJIN11,-'' :

, u IT n Lf.I I(JW.
Az ILL be sid, st thble Austior c, tbr f..,
" day Vt January next, If fair, oii,erw;.r 49,"
next fsir dsy, at the Eagle Tavsrr--r .,,,ty n e.
hk@Iy Young Negroes, Belonging to ibe es,ate of fb,
,sts Judge Hs'son, among them severed very 6nb
10Y snu "'rls, and two excellent oairiage.driveys
SEES, on their giving notes with approved indvrssr,
payable sod negotiable IN either Of the hsnks NJ Viz
Si"ls Mt Kiehmond.--By order oftAe sdroin,,trafc,
%HOMb5 TAYLOR.
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DfEp: Il his qest in Hanover, m We'd, esdsy last
20" WILLIAM MACOHi an cd AUD rsscectaJis
nhsbtant e tnat county.
- q ~ days sn;e, IN Frederick county, Va
Capt ARCHIBALD RA&DOLpE
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IA III be cold at Punlic Auction, b. fore the
front door OF toe Esgle Tavern. m tie civ
~ Richmond, on the first day of Jsnn,ry next-6
heeJ Negro Man, goe.i CooE snd Viewer
THOMAS TAYLOR.
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97itt'E.os'; ga:tk..--We hsye seen gentleman,
gays the Commercial Adyertisers VINO was f low
passenger vita Col. King, in I'll :t.ee rom .,iiJ,.
bury, IN Vermont,to A''.any. This gentleman sites
THAT Col hhg was not The bearer Of any d;sv.tei-s
tor governsnent--thst he was merely on his WV
southwark 20 visit his larniiy-tbat he never IegrS
Of Wilklnson's hattie ub;ii he arrived a, Midd.br
iy-that h's information the subsct ,g,,s who'll,
derived trom the NiideburJ Pos! VI aster---& thai
oa the morning after their arrival in Albany he
(CoL A.ns) was utterly surprised to fad hiyns !,
named ia the " Albany Argus Extra" 40 e;tt.r tie
beurer nj dispatches, the antholty on which q,
account OF tina battle was grounded
Ihia Ipfor'dat'on receive; by C-,!. King from the
!os'naster IT Nddlebury,s is. ps stated 6y the ZEN.
EeMan mentioned aboye, 70 the following puruoTt
The - NJ had inst received letter from pl,,t,
burg, Announcing thst bitlls had been lou,hi Of,
8esrdes Island betweeb part Of Gen. wilkinson,
army md the British forces from KING ston and pres
cot, that sbout 900 man killed On aacl, SIDE -
that the British troops foay retreatet leayi,p or
army in possession OF the IsId q battle
bearded Island, where he rattle is said &c, have
be@n fought, les the RIVER a. i.,wrcnce sI,,s
iniles above that part oi the river which is ienoi
naieJ " Take 81. Francis" ADD yroOaJl, about n,id
~ay ttcrI Kingston 10 riortrea.
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NEw-Yonk, November e.

NEW AORk, NOvemCSr ID
TIE mystery unuensd. The ship WHICH
vas announced by Signals at the Narrows
all day yesterday, and which was supposed
by morning paper to DC nothing less than
au arrival FROM Petersburg, with She A,le-
ricaa Commissioners, bringing the olive
brancc of peace, and was therefore the
cause Of much hustle and much buying and
selling, proves to i!e'po other th,n the Plan
tagenet "a, which run close in with, the
kiock, and sent ass on shore IN the after
noon with capt. Il oidridyo of ,he slpop La
Gy Washington, from Savannah FOR this
Port, which she had captured OH Monday
last, after a long chace. Capt. II. came
up to town this morning for the purpose of
procuring 5000 dollars to ransom Ills vessel
and cargo which consists Of rice and cotton.
The Piantagenet captured about ten days
since off barnegat, the sIoop Active, Kctch-
am, from New York for Savannah. Cap.
tain Hcldridge states that while prisoner
he was treated with the utmost c:vility.
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AUCTION.
s(0a s LH, 81 Pebble Auc ion. orr tn i,'a,-
= '''e och INST on the pseniaes, 1t - c',3..'
BRICK 9'E-NE WENT.
on y street, ar present occupied 10y Mr. f. vat
'ori X Mr. Burning, and oP osjte Mr. no MeEin's
shop
With aPpro cd cnGorsers.
J.H LYNCH, .quctionee,.
wv ." "
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Aleerine,. and battle had becn fought, J, which
the latter had been defeated.
Boston, " 90. eC,l.
Arrived below ship Juno, 30 days itor, Lisbon
sailed Oct 18th. A Portuguese bri, arr. about
dayo before from New Haven, the only arrival from
tue u D. TOR some u'se past, that Capt. K. could
reeoleet-The Magic an frigate the only man
OF war in Lsbos. Markets Mt Lisbon, for American
produce, tke riIe. Flour from SSit so 20 yst5.
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n Subacr b. LcU. - S-srr-
! AFSUGAR. IN ''p's. teror4 anu barrels. =
part Penninetor's i4G.A.d,
Brown Sugar m Ba,r :. az
C"f'ee ia B,rre.s, md ia 6. part best erccr
Cepperas. $. inning Cotton, "a
.4''d 90H rrc. iUc il. a It;2 d4yS-
90 tons Ba Iron as,ort-h,
so Kegs Bstin,or- Cut $As q
81 'sks prime Cos { q e,a,,
luO box Window Class &c and 10 xIn
100 bcSe, superior Mon Cad All bi,S
will DE soa st the duce, prices 'ct c.s c,uy-
trr produce or apprCv 4 r.arer
GEORGE ROBERTSON 4 20.
,. Cary street selr the 6,.gir.
November sGth. 1913
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NEW.IORK, Nov. Oh
Sc Pn.tscr;ht

Letter from Boston, d. ed the Goth inst mon.
tons the arrival there Of the stage from burlington.
With news that battle was lousht between General
Hampton and the Bri;ish on Mon,isy the 5th inst
~ which tue titer los, 500 and the former 400 men
hat Hampton Refreshed, and that part of his army
had found their. way bacg to PIatsbnrgo The SAM
scconnt states that fTkirssn bad ercamped will
40 miles of Montgeai.
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RosToN, Nov. IS.

The y. 6. brig Enterprise having been
ashore and damaged her bottom, was haul
ed mp at Portsmouth, on Thursday last, for
repairs--The Rartlesnake is taken into the
Navy Yard where she is to receive new
bulwarks. The latter vessel is an uncom-
mon fast sailer, and whom at sea in CO. with
the Enterprise can spare her top gallant
sails
The u. s. 5ioop ofWar Wasp, at New
buryport, goes on rapidly; her masts and
top mssts are in, her oterding rigging set
up and her yards across it is presumed
she will be ready for sea il ali next month.
---Considerable part Ell her crew are ship
ped.
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1G.est /'ois TIE yIyny--by the eastern eEursss
mall which reached town ~ 10 O'Clock, q letter IS
received dated Boston Nov. Goth (eyeninsl cor /.
tsinug Information inst the stage which let BnrIiry
ton issi Ibur4dSy, had tst arrived at that piaee.
bfingfg AZ aoolant 81 aii engs cement between tbe
hmerissn army uuder Hampton, aad the British,
On he Monday preceding, IN which the Americans
lost 40 men, and the enemy GO, that Hampton rc-
tested, a"d thst part Of hs army had fosnd their
vaybsek 20 PhUsbrrg. Wilkreon is said TO have
eneamped within &c miles Of Montreal. Mo news
OF BOYD.
Foreign .HcJrr.--By the arrival from I.fsbon a,
Boston, of the ship Juno, 10 ~ dass Lisbon pagers
are received, one Of Which contains despatch from
Id wellington, dated BsSqrs, Sept. Of, informing
that he hsd received a Iette, from Id Ben.inck. ds
ted al TnTaSona. from which il appeared that :
battle hsd been fught, between himself aud Suehe,
~ winch he had beco obliged 70 tail bs-k With the
loss oil pieces " cannon and thai two srircipa or
herrsy Cot. adams and Col. Ruby, we're among tie
""''nded. tompc'uha oioiely Invested. snd
va. expected 10 surrender 20 She British about the
10Th Of October.
The army Of SouIt had been rednced to 4OOoO ~
mao %keR up winter quarters at Bayonue.
r. war had broken Oot bst~scn the ruaissns s.
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nsccssayy TO observe To the enlightened cit
iaens If Vermont, Massachusetts and Con
necticur, that while snch men fill the first
offices, ,bele States will be coi.fidered by
the British as their atics-Let us bear this
truth in mind till our next elections & then
by the votes of an overwhelming majority
OF freemen, convince both foreign and do
n7eStic uaurpers, that their reign is at an,
end-and that patriotism and American
feeling sviN triumph over treachery and TO-
reign influence ,--BoSton Chronicle.
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ALEXANDRIA. Nov. IS.

ALEXANDRIA, Nov, IS.
We understand that Jor6oe, the person
some time since taken up in st. Mary's FOE
plotting the enemy, and by that means en-
aiding him to destroy property To vast a
mount which had taken shelter in the
Beighboyirg creeks, has been found guilty
Of the offence with which he was charged,
and conveyed to Baltimore for further trai.
i{crat..
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"a, " iCf.-- niteu" 10 ur'i. The itcx' General
~ Assembly OF Ync.uia. to ,al n. H,m.ss rr;
j. is, y the town OF Ansierdsn, B.Setpirt ccupty.
oeoosns TO che estate c; } frcs Bol i. I'd
la, Nov so. 5m