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FarfAer hroceedings ofthe enrmu.

FUtIHSr UfOCfeQtng8 or me eHeHus
Three Of the barges were sunk. a consid
cradle number OF men killed, and % who
aHrvived the wreck came ashore and sur
rendered themselves up. The greater part
OF the prisoners are French Soldiers (tasen
prisoners nSpsinJ whom the wretched fare
ot Brush prisCushlPs had driven idso the
serVics OF the enemy. Oar troops behaved
nobly--Ine Winchester Ri6emen wad4h
some distance ingo the water 20 ger within
9trIkirg distance ct che enemy, but could
not effect their wIshes---Every man wss
anxious to signaiize binselt--but the enemy
disappointed them By keeping at long shot
We had one man slightly wOunded-They
threw couple Of rockets at our troops,
but they either fell too short Ut overshct
their mark.
The enemy held their position on shore
until the afternoon, when they embarked <
returned to their Shipping--Before their re-
treat they burnt several dwelling houses of
private gentlemen IN the vicinity oftheir Ian
ding place. The hOoses ct Mssyrs. Wise,
Lapeirouse and Saycock, we are informed,
were among the number. ] he monster
Cookburn, who is disgrace not only to his
nation, but to the whole human race, was
she leader of this handitt. AS the troops
repsssed Granny Island, they were honored
with Federal salute from the batteries moi
exactly rs harmless as those fred on DAYS OF
PuU,tc Rejoicing; moreover. rocollGctiug the
morning salutation they kept qaite a safe
distance.
IL drawing offtheir forces from this quar-
ter. wethink IL probable tnat the enemy in
teoes speedy attack Cn sonG other place !;
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LvTERESTTVCn

~ Il letter has been received. by eea,.
tleman IN this cicy from distinguished Off
Ger at oackett's HarbOr, which repre- sen; 9
the state of things at that place on the f2,h
INST. The most important particulars arc,
that the number Of REGULARS at that
place, was b+tween TWO AMP I'F{R ZEE
THOUSAND, 6 more were daily arriving :;
that.our naval force on Lake Ontario wa,
50 strong, that Council of War had been
held on tae subject ct attacking the British
Vessels, even before the General Pike
should be ready for actio1 bat considerinI
the great Importance of the conflict, on the
resuit OF wni the success of our operations
n Upper Canada w ouli depend. il was de
Itermircd TO make the matter sure bv
waitlng until the GeaeraI Pike, which
lad been launched, could be prersrt d
60 Cooperate with the rest OF our feet that
hcr preparation WAS retarded BIZ the loss Of
the naval stores unfortunately blown 10,
when the I1a Dor was attacked BY the enc
my but she would be ready in two or three
weeks; that Commodore Chauncey was
there, t.. &c. The Iettar mentioned also
the reports, from the head Of the Lake, tia
Generals Winder aEd Chandler had been
kidnapped By the British, and that orr
troops had reuograded towards Ft. george,
but npt with much loss.
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Norfolk, Jane Is.
HAMPTON TAKEN

Just rs our paper was ready for press an
express arrived in town, bringing IN account
OF the enemy's having attacked Hampton
about o'clock this morning. and aieAr an
hour and forty minutes constant firing the
town surrendered.
. a detachment from the 54th regt. under
Lieut. Broughfon. marched from hence
tais morning for Richmond with the deser-
ters and prisoners taken from the british
forces which landed to attack Crany Island
on Monday last. 10.
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FOR TIE ENoutRxR.

DIED on Wednesday the 18th INST III the
Goth year of his age, at bis residence near
this City, GEN. JAMES WccD, menibsT.
OF the Executive Council Of Virginia. By
the deash Of this distinguished and usefnl
citiZcn, We number one less of tho.e worthless
by whom our national emancipation ,yss
chievcd. it may be almost literally said
OF Gen. Wood that his Life from its very
beginning to its termination was unren,.tt1ng
ly applied TO the public service. At the age
of sixteen years IN the war which cnnnen.
cad with the imtiiaus in f763, he entered
.he service as private 81 1854 he was pro-
W lied to the rank OF captain, raised q com
pany ana Continued in service until the end
ut The war. In the war with the Indians
which commenced in 17Tf, he Commanded
as Captain, ] 90 men, aud made one in an e,,
petition during which, after several engage.
M tents, all the towns Of the upper Shawa-
pese Tcibes we're burned AID several pri.
soners taken. In the autumn Of the same
year, he commanded the advance Of Lord
Dunmore's army against the lower Shawa-
nese towns, and remained in service until
peace was established. In 1776 ne was ap
pointed 20 the command of continental
regiment and terminated his f8jiitary ser
vices with the close of the war, IN the rank
It Brisadier General, having been engaged
D several Of tic best fought ACTIONS in The
northern sta ties dufIng that important strue
gle. Ire services Of Gen. Wood as CT, Z
oibccr have been long, well tried, md faith
toll. lie ives twelve years a member Of the
Virginia Legislature twenty years A men,
Der vt the Executive, three ears Of which
latter period ne was Chief Magistrate, and
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PETERSBURG ACAnEMY.

40 hETFD on tae 4b Of JuIy next an ass;e,sr
~ Toe this Aoe,'eny who 80 GU Il d to taeh
the English Language a. junior ciasses in Ls;in,
Writirg &. Ar ihmAt & Geogrn ty.
TO Gentl, rnaR well quaiied. particuia,l, if ia
understands the French anglage, good sll4ry VII
be Piv,sl.
~ y. No applications, but those made personally
vii be regarded.
Jsne 60. 2,
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Snlem. LINE LIZ.

Two frisates were eft Newburyport ant,
Hampton. Yesterday afternoon, among a
large feet oe coasters. They were seen TO
fire great number of guns at them, and to
bring mary Of them too.
porke, the traitor taken in the Liverpool
Packet, informs that the Liverpool, Packet
and Sir John Sherbrooke are hortly o7vncd
IN Boston, and that if he must suffer, he will
not be alone in punishment.
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be among the troops On board or

IL stated to be among the troops On board or
lasdeI.
L. is pleasing in this hour of trial and ap
parent danger, to notice the universal com
ppsure which prevails-uot the slightest APP
ptearance Of alarm or confusion. The mea
sures which the General has taken, have.
inspired all with conference.-the zeal
with which he is supported by his officers &
soldiers, and by the Naval Conmander. or
feers, seamen, and marines, and by all
ranks ot citizens, assure US that the enemy
willpay dear for any atteMpt on this post
The local force Of this place, and militia of
TIN. adjacent counties, are hourly uniting
with the army.
kstevrn O'Clock, A We receive information
on which we can rely, that the enemy embarked his
Whole force at sunset last evening" on hoard the
bsrges about 40 in number, and proceeded to the
feet Frou, the number of boats tits concluded the
force landed did not fall short of 1000. More de.
serters we're brought in this morning these report
that there arr great number more in the woods,
which may be exp, cted in the course OF the day.
I.arEsr.-Accounts have Just been received,
that the enemy landed last night at NEWPORT
Nense, at the entrance Of James River. An attack
upon Hamp,cn isprobably medita,ed.
Twelve o'c,sck-Informs has been jc7t re.
oeiyej that the enemy landed this morning ut or
near Hampton.
We should have stated, that the enemy could
rot, from the poai,iona he chose, be molested by
che gun bosts in his movements yesterday.
The following statement of the eneny'a force,
which landed yesterday, we received from prison
cr-we give il MS such.
t1o2d regiment se---,.-.---- s--fe- 1e00
Royal marine brigade 1000
From the ships of war, marines 400
Sfamen 1000
Two companies of French sUo n.
4SU0
Ledger.
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iSuW
Ledger
RICHMOND, Jtne Is.
, EXTRACT TO THE EDITORS.
HAHpTON 3P NJ Juue 2S.

Since my report of Monday evening,
f2Ist.) we have every moment expected an
attack. The Bay, Roads and Rivers. near
this place, are filled with ships, briggs, ten
siers and barges -Their number it is i'm
possible ~ asc>rtain-suffice it to say there
are enough. Communication with the Nor
folk side is completely cut off, and our ewes
alone must be cur informant of what passes
on that shore. On Monday evening five
briggs, eight tenders and forty bscges all full
OF men, were arranged in line at the mouth
Of James River, and menaced each side
with landing---Or Tuesday (22,) however,
they disernbarked OF the southern shore
near Craney ts,and. and attempted 10 cross
thoro' fare 8 or feet deep, TO reach the
Isiapd. From NcW-Port's Moose we saw
yhern very distinctly move in columns TO the
attack, Their ,namber about 2400l but
ehey met warm, reception, and were obli
ged oretire.--Our troops were doubtless re
ipforced from Norfolk, for we saw about G.
hundred tents rise on Craney Island, indica-
ei,g an accession of 6 or 700 men, This
morning, l2Sd. > the tenders with men were
moving down towards Lynhaven----Sig-
nais constantly flying, &c. We hourly ex
pect our share OF the business---called
eft
Another letter froui Hampton, obligingly
communicated by gentleman OF this city
gives detailed and animated description OF
the scene presented ty the British barges
aud troops when forming for the attack
Ii represents them as ceInplesely foiiett ia
the attempt, and returning after the action
with -discomhturv and Confusion TO their
boats.
~" At the moment Of our Papers going;
20 Press, VIC are favored b, his ExceIlency
Coy. Barbour with the following notices
from an Official Dispatch received from
Norfolk :-The attack OH Crsny Island was
commanded by Gen. Sir Sidney Beckwilh
snd Consisted 0. the following corps, VIA
battalions, BY Col. Williams, 1902 com
panies. of the 1o2d reg. 2c0--2 companies
French Rificmen, 3Oo-with 400 marines
and sotne Rocket meD--~fotaL about ,260O.---
Ehe attack was made at n n, by land
and water, La landing having been effected
about two miles above Crazy Island and
was metby our troops with all the afdor of
determined bravery The enemy was for
ced to retire with lcss--ooe OF his rocket
buats sunk. We sustained no loss except
enc killed AID one wounded by the blowing
up OF aga2ine.
Towards evening (22) ne re-embarked
and the principal part Of his force returned
TO the ships below. The enemy also made
"a landing az Lynnhaven. but were CALAMITY
Eepulsed and driven OF by Lawson's militia
Corpss ID,
The glow Of zeal and patriotic devotion
at Norto'k IS described as vivid and general
+ disposition, ar eagerness to volunteer for
The defence OF CrAnty Island pervaded all
ranks. -. Deity Contiiter.
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DIED.

On the 18Th inst. at Manchester, ir eoas -uoencs
~ hruise upon the he sd. occaeiont,l by s from
ms hcfas, Mr.. VIM. y. HODGSEN, a rst.ve of
EnF,9nd. sRd for some years past a refyer, Of Pc
tersbPg.
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FoURH OF JULY.
WILLtHM d 1l1RY coLItcE

WILLIAM q 1EHRY COLLEGF,
'2'HE examination Of The Students Of William 4
May CoDlege, viii confluence 81 tls 2Gh
last Gnd conclude on the 81 of July ~ Snmay
the 4ths Discourse on civil and regi US ~, "
win he delivered by TIE Presideot IN he Cinrcb
OF Wiliamstnrg; aud on Monday the Sta ,he E. Ter.
Al Csddidates for DeerCes,wiH each fejiyer an Cro.
ion. h receive the first usual seaasmeai hosou, -
a. b.
". " neetiug Of the visitors IS reuneFfd and
eoEndtntv expected - there are dree vaess}
Prnsessoisnips IN be Sized Up, viz. of Moral Pban.
cpl'y &c. q Law ard Polico--snd oICh .,nistry.
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Still EdTER.

The public feeling was Kept in suspense.
during the whole OF 5aturday--ho Expire %
TO the Governor---no private passenger ar
rived to inform us Of our losses. The stage
from williamsburg AT length arrived in tho
evening. and an intelligent lady, the wife of
one at the brave captains, engaged in the
action. relieved us in few word5 frcrn the
anxiety which state of suspen'.e had pro
duced- Corbin was MT deat,, though his
arm had been shattered, and iiis leg str;ck
en- by balls! Anderson was safe Our de
tachment were safe at York. except about
IS, Who were missing 200 Of the enemy
had fallen Add Hampton, though it was
IN the hands ct the enemy, was not We, in
ashes No THANKS TO the C3csburrs and
House burners Of the enemy. whJ preserve
a perhaps DOR their oSn accommodation.
We ore indebted 70 Official sources for the
following particulars
No. L.
Detail Of the attack on Hampton, on the
morning Of the 25sh inst, as cjnmuGicsted
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We ore indebted 70 Official sources for the
following particulars
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Detail Of the attack on Hampton, on the
morning Of the 25sh inst. as Communicated
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Anexpress from Maiyea Hills last Even
ing Distant Cannonaoins heard by the
Ient'hels tor hours, from 10 TO , the night
oetors-At least $50 Discharges supposed
TO lie beard.
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BcsToE, july 8


arrived a.. w scasset. on the S0th VI,
Up Sally, 3 rker, from Halifax. Tn
oaty sailed the 22d ult. m &C. with The
W ooi"ich, A. earned en- flute) for The W.
idies, There had been no late arrivals
from Long Island and nothing pafticulsrle
new at Halifax. ,hA 22d.
n passenger III hc above ,essel inform 9
us thai iIent. Budd and the uther SURVIVING
Ulcers and seamen OF the Chesapeakf
PAT were Wounded, are all fast RECOVERING
ION. Broke. was also said TO be reeoverir@
and had waited IN t. gn.
Lieut.. Bndd, Mr.. Curtis. and ons NOR,
u'ldshipman. expected to wair snd corn
nth the remainder Of the crew Of the Che
.apeake.
Abodt 500 Americans remained in Mol.
we Island Prison, Halifax, The 22d nit.
NJ In good health.
IL was said at Halifax, the Chesanease
vas upwards of 100 ons larger than tbe
Sham u. The Chesapeake was not die
mahiled. The Shannon vas under repairs
aud expected 70 be ready for sea soon--did
not near any Of her wounded meo hav;n,,
'ied since their arrival in Halifax--nor 81
my 81 he wounded Of the Chesapeake hav
ny Ia!ely died.
he report Vt the capture of the Liver
pool racket bed jus. reaced Halifax. IL
was said there she was captured after > GO !.
Eefe engagement of an hour and half
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Mem LonNon. lin g

Yesterday The late British cossuJ ].
Stewart, took his departure from tA,s niace
Tor Portland, The distance Of forty rail~s
rom any sea port in this state. In conse
qIence OF Which, flag reached this plac.
Wi'h a letter from Commodore Hardy adj
dressed TO general lsnam, stating dat he
mad received Information, that Mr.. Stewart
ned been taken as a prisoner Of war. and 4
So ne should wish to receive MIR. S. and
family on board his ship; at the same time.
%,' ing the strongest assurances (cye1
Hisd inS lis honor) that no communicate
nns nave passed between himself and NJ
D prt 10 the most open manner Can An,
me DOUBT the commodors's declaration
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"suot, WIKI the view 20 S:v,5Ns...s 10 post
on The vast side Of the Island, across the
WAFER in that di,ect,on. which at low water
Is pas sable by n.santry----Soon after then
boats iuu OF men, which direc6ed their
course from the Shipping a. above stated 70
the north side OF the island.
= he British trooDs at the saIne time Chat
were previously iaoded) made .heir APPEAR.
ance on lie man land. :ritll view Ut at 4
tacking the west and north positions of the
island az the same moment. Two "a poun.
ders and four six Founders were advanta-
geousiy posted under the direction Of major
fauikner OF the artillery. which being So
well served by capt. Eumersoh, LIS HIwl
and G"d~ia, Who displayed that cool aud
deliberate Conduct. which will at all tunes
insure success b. the cause IN which thew
are engaged. Lit. Ncaie If the Cons,el.a,i
on. during 'ur defence, conducted himself
WIN active zeal and ,uase, which will
at all times add = lust,'e t. the name Of AN
american naval oiEccr. Cap. Il, ok of the
snip Manhattan conducted himself with
great activity and Judgement in defcnce e
the piace, which will no doubt give h,fn a
distinguished pr in the success Of the dav.
Great praise IS alto due TO the conuc of
Searieant Yung and Corporal vi fit Of
Capt Emmers rs crmpany tor the active
fars hcy took IL the rnanss rlent IF two Is
powders.
Much credit is due TO capt. Tarbsl II cf he
Ccuste'atinn tor the aid he gave in ,hs dc
renee OF the island, in for" arl;.ng from his
stlP $50 sailors ard marines with the Off
GERS Commanding the same, which 10 doub,
contributed greatly in The successful de-
tpnce OF the Island. Indeed bath officers &
soldiers nj every description Showed de
gee ct zeal for the defence # tht. piace <
when opportunity may Her. we may con-
h''en.ly Pc they will not De wanting in
duty
lh~ l9ss of the epeny oarinot be less than
two hundred IN he course - the dav. a num
her OF which were killod IN the land Side BY
our artiii-fy. Eutit IS known thai or S of
their harges were sunk, one CT which. the
An'dpiede, SAID 20 BE- 50 feet long, working
24 oars, liei'nging To admiral w reu's sh,p.
=" as taken arc brorgti in with % prison
ers. and small trass Founder, with a
number OF small rms, pistols and cutlasses.
heshe the loss IN killed, there must have
Sce. az ;ea>' forty d.serters b o. ght N N The
course OF tue day and dispersed through the
country.
1t IS with pleasure ] have to state 10 Won
that not man vas lost an cur part /; the ON
iy weapon made use of by the enemy in the
Course ottae day. were the c ntrcve rock
cts te" OF which fell il our encampment.
Though without injury.
an, sir, with great respect, your hum
Ele servant
II. BEATTY. I,ieut. Col Crr,
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,FH1DAY July Q.
THE, "AD

Mr.. Hraf'ey (of Nermont) after a number Of ire.
'4ra,ors Remarks offered for consideration the fol.
0wns r, 3,utur. ''e- ''
htsoIsec, i'a' Committee he appointed to
eu f9iores o. the aIias :" the United States On our
Western and North Western frontier. and tina, IN
'om'ni,;ee be authorised TO send for rer,ons and
9spers" r@''o'' '''u
After short but interesting aiser,.;or s,..,,,
oil which shall be given, the Resolution was ord.ieJ
10 lie On the table. -
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II. BEATTY, Lieut.. Col. Com.
FROM THE NORTH WESTERN An
Ny.
PRIVATE ooRREsPoNpENcg.

Camp EGetSs, Jnnr -, 1919,
Information has reached US by two men
VINO escaped from Dctroi', that Col. Proc
t.r INTENDS to besiese this place again, and
that we may expec. HIN with 1900 regulars
and 1000 I'D ans the Hrs, fair md. The
result Cannot oe dou5; ell. as re nave repair
ed the /, r-ihcation considerably. Cglourk
JohmSof''s regiment ofmounted men arr
ued LAST night. Col. AadeI sons regiment
Is expected to r,hrrow. and Gen. M Arthur
with 600 recruits, wiz be hSre IN few
DAYS, which will give us : RESPECTABLE. force.
Our situation will be much more advaDta
geons than i was at tire former selge. az
the men will not be worn do~ u by fatigue.
General RI rrison is expected here to- NOR
row. III supposed tina. the enemy has
rttreated with all his force from Lake On
esilo with tie intentnn of cutting of this
place. We shall be prepared for them 81,
an points and II any shape he may make
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AMERICAN LICENCFs.

Another Change in minister's minds on the
5npject Of American Licences is announced.
"ey nave now resolved to grant them oniy
10 ,he ports north IT Rhode Island; where
as those which they had begun 70 issus ,ss-
peCted sny port not under blockade.
LoHdo7 natter, Nfzy 8.
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2lsy eta ietterJism Gen TAyLoR 10 the
Secretary If YaY
Head Qa1rterS, Norfolk, 4fk JRfy.

have the honor 70 transmit Colonel
beatty's report " the attack ON Crarey Is
lard on the 22d of June last. His multiplied
'nd pressing aVocations have prevented his
comPle'emS IT I'LL to-day,
The waois force on he Island 81 the tim
on the ATTACH consisted of5o rif.nen. a46
infantry of the line, 81 state artillery, and
$50 seameD and marines furnished by Cant.
arbell OF these IS we're on the sick list
The courage and constancy with which
this infeTtcr force. in the face of a forfnida
Die naval armament, not cnly sustained a
position IN which nothing vas complete. but
repealed the enemy with considerable loss
cannot tail to inspire 1,s spp,ubstiob of ther,
government and the applause of their conn.
try 1t iHs infused into the residue Of the
army 6eaeral spirit &c scr'p,ti.oa. theh
chc'aI effects Of Witch viii, / trust. be
displayed in cur future cornbats.
cannot Withhold ny grateful acknow
Judgement to Com. Csssio, Capt. Tarhe II
ana the officers and crsws of the Cons,ella-
ton end S1n-boats, vino have in everv Il. =
STANCE aio@d our operations WITH sordial;-
y, zeal and ability, not 60 bs srrpassed.
have the honor 10 be,
Vesy respectfully,
Your obedt. servant,
ROBERT TAYLOR,
Hon. John Armstrong.
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Washington. JuIg s.
cory ofa dener fran Com. I.gwTs 10 IL.
Hec'Y al tie .Ea-,u


OF Sandy Hook, July 6, 1els.
Sir--t have the pleasurs to inform YOU Of
nc Capture of tie Britibh s'oop tender (Ea
g'e) which for solre tine hsd 6een emplovea
ny Commodore Bsresford for the purDose Of
hrrninc the Coasters, &c, Her force was
w" ofrcers Sc1l men. With Sc brass dow
itzer.
This service was Performed in a most
galian'' &, ticer iikc manner by sailing mas.
ter Percval. who @'til volunteers from the
fotilia which ta9e.the honor to commend.
pumped on boart, fishing smack. ran the
enemy along size, Ind carried Rim by a
coail de min. I'm sorry to add. thar in
tins II til affair, the enemy lost the con,
m anding OH c., ore nidshipman mortally
woun6ed a d two searlen badly. am hap
py to say we suffered no injury which is to
be attributed TO the superior rnan agenen, OF
Sailing master Percival, and the cooiness
WI q which his men fired, Tor which they
all deserve well of their COUNTRY.
have the honor to be, sc.
J. LEWIS.
Com. y S. Rotiaa.
Hon. Wm. Jones, Sec'y. OF the Navy.
P.o. Khe capturs was on Sunday the 4th
inst.
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~. =, J. =. BNRTLEIT.
Els Ezcellency Gov. MEiGs.
(Cfrcnkn,.. ]

FREEMkN or OHIO
Your state is again invaded iy me pr;
ush and their savage allies. the indians
nave invested Lower Sandusky, and Fn,t
heiSs " again in imminent danger of reduc.
tion. Clhvelahd has perhaps, fallen, and
yoar bretlreH in that quarter NAV have
persisted by the hands Of relentiess foe
V.Hen Your country is thus critically sim
ated, We cannot for a moment believe. ths,
on will withhold your services. Yonr mr.
rioiisrn has heretofore been viewed with 40
Itonisiimentb by other states: viii YOU then hes;
,afs at this important period to return to the
heid, where glory and honor await Won
Were your eScrtioBs for p few DAYS viii,
humble proud and perfdious enemy -
V'uI YOU not rather add new luBtre to vour
characters, by repeiling the INVADER Of your
state. and the muFderers of your frien,is and
connections We know your anxiety to
serve yoer country and white we reereI
thas can on your patriotism is iodispen
.:a6ly requisite at this season, W.. rcooee nm
Oonnded confidence in your sbiiity and win
90 relieve the posts on the frontier, and 4.
save irom defeat and DESTRUCTION the brave
army OF the iilustriOns Harris, n.
kaily, then, fellow citizens. around n,,
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