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7. A. SMITH,
Market Street, F. Point
LEES

Genuine Essence & Extract OF Mustard
A safe and effectual remedy for A.
cute and Chronic Rheumatism, Govt;
Palsy, Lumbago, Nunnbness, White
Swellings, Chilblains, Sprains, Bruises,
Pain in the Face and Neck, etc.
Extract of letter from Mir Nehemiah
Gregory, agent for the Proprietors,
dated Norfolk, (Va.) July "a, 1912,
Nfessrs. Michael Lee e Co.
Your essence of Mustard is highly
approved of by a number OF persons OF
this city, who have had occasion to APP
ply it in cases of Bruises, Sprains Sc.
You may send me further supply !;
also, send me some more of your ADti,
Bilious Pills, as they sell well the
whole Of your Medicines are in consi-
derable demand. Yours truly,
N. GREGORY.
Lees Ambitious Pills, for the pre-
vention of bilious f-vers, &c.
Lees Elixir for violent cslds. coughs,
&c
Lees Infallible Ague and Fever
rops.
Lees Worm destroying Lozengcs,
Lees Itch Ointment. warranted to
cure by one application, ("ithout Mer-
cury.)
Lees Grand Restorative for nerv.
Gus disorders, inward weakness, etc.
tees Iadi4n Vegetable Specific, for
the Vencreal
Ices Persian Lotion, for letters
and Eruptions.
Lees Essence and Extract of Mus.
tard, for the Rheumatism, etc.
Lees Eve Water.
Lees I eoth-Arhe Drops.
Lees Dsmask Lip Salve.
Lees Corn Plaster n
Lees Anodyne Elixir, for the cure
of headaches.
Lees Tooth Powder.
The above Celebrated Medicine.
continue to be faithfully prepared, and
Sold by the Proprietors, No. SO, Pitt
Street, Baltimore.
And by their appointment in Alex
andria, tv
r. GRAY, Bookseller, King-street,
and N. KINGSTON, Fairfax-street
To country merchants and Others,
who purchase to sell again, a liberal
discount will be given by the proprie
tors.
To detect counterfeits, observe each
article has, on the outside wrapper, the
signature of
MICHAEL LEE, and Co.
". B At the places OF sale may be
had {eratisl pamphlets containing ca
ses of cures whose length prevents
their being herewith inserted.
Oct Is.
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: RcW0Uab.
e. JOSEPH SPEAR,

Ss-S SN'i1L|S - 80 - - -
Resfcctt;l'g &torS1s his friends and fh
.nubkc,
Thu X. ;las removed his shop to
RoyaI-sigee., 20 the one lately occupied
by Sir. b, Adamson. near the Coffee
House. where he carries on the ca.
BINFr BUSINESS in all It's various
.branches--he also makes and repairs
ell kinds ofMusicsl Instruments, su' h
as Piano For,es, Bass Viols, Vio!ins
Guitars. &c and will also furnish Mia.
hogany Collins for grown persons fol
fGern dollars He hopes the quality
of his materials. the soundness of bis
work and the strict attention he in.
tends paying to his business, will en-
sure him encouragement from gene
rous public. All the above branches
OF business will be executed at the
shortes, notice.
November % law
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FOR SALE,

A Tract Of Land, in the District Of
Columbia, containing one hundred and
eighty six acres, large proportion oil
which is we'll timbercd, the residue
being cleared and of fertile soil. AL
so another Tract, containing about l9o
acres, through which thc Washington
and Little River Turnpike road passes
On said land are several Maidstone 81
tua,ions, commanding an extensive
view of the circum iacent neighbour
hood. Near the above turnpike, per.
bsps, weuldbe good stand for pub
lie house, Also Mill Seat. being
possessed OF every possible advantage,
having 3 and half feet natural fall in
short distance, with plenty OF good
stone sufficient for dam and building.
of any dimensions. will sell all. or
sny part of the above property, or ex.
change for bank stock or country pro-
duee. Apply 10 4
C.. w. Carlln.
Alexandris.
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LOTS AND y

lots AND III
uuILDISe Lo. .,'''
Ii this city, and :. ,' ned
dred acres Of Land ;"rnnr.ssI
Of the Potomac, a,s,,. ,i'1 i% \
on credit win Sc, g. Yst
NJ, Maryland ,lar Virginia a,l 81
ply to the 'aS,,.''iii's l'1
Hotel, W ,.a.,sa,S, ~
AllentouD,L shlsno ss;,,Sslp
Or at his '''j James 4 G;ss]
City Of ws'hi''''' :,
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lns Of yN.s1Il
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0ef at his efses. sAS|
June I

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an and switch tail. : Hr..J
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j n6 ahnv. uer
bringing him ii ,en, i
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June /. ' "'s
Ten Dollal,I
;, LOST &C. on the s,sI
o on the road between n
and cankey's tar en- \
am county, a snsll ;, \
co,,.;;: Pocket.s5
Containing Con Several R.!
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tue owner :: One r.,,;.
land land delivered in 4.
| klchm0nd-s rec.in NJ !,
hemp on storage in n n
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receipts, end apla n,
| acres of land surve,4e
N kenawha Conn, :
| HUNDRED DoII.''
| Farmers .! dans Of WI
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p pg' and enc'os'1g III,
| White in Richn,,it,I, /
above reward by NJ,
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notice is hereby gwen,
THAI the Surscriser hath obtaInst
from the Orphans Court of Baltimore
County, Letters OF Administration Of
the Personal Estate of ISAAC n. STIL>
LEY, deceased -All persons havin~
claims against the said deceased, ar
rec iested to bring them in properi,
authe nticated to tie Subscriber, on or
before the first of October next, other
wise by law they may be excluded fror
all. ben, fit of said Estate likewise
those indebted will pay the Subscriber
Given under my hand this I'd day OF
June, 1913.
William Ball.
June .awlr.
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CHARLES Bt.NNEI
OFFERS FOR SALE

8 boxes 7-8 s A Irish Linens
a do Colored Threads assorted, to "a
2 do. Nuns Thread 40. 8 to 4e
A few pieces real superhne Cloths and
Kerseymeres
10 bales India Cottons
5000 pieces Nanseens
One box w. G.. Needles, to IL
casks Red Clover Seed
Decsu,herlo ee3tlawtf
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FOR SAT-

FOR SAl
a TRACT of LAso |
county Of Fair.ln
tieXanf'rla, and s,iannI
zen Thomson Ma,r,
ores. The soil sgMI
1eptlb'c of impfoven.nI
md Plaster system !
Of this property to nutd
.til&y with waich It's N
carried (Huntins.Cni
bounded being navisA
door) woul'! render a.z
attic to a person dispssi
cient attention to il, Cgli|
Apply to James H M
Francis ADJ
May ~
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A blacksmith for Sale.
A V tLUABLE Negro, middle a.
n ged, Of good character and by.
trade BIZ ACKSMITH for sale. :: En-
quire of \. c. CAzENovE, Esq. who is
fully authorized to sell, and receive the
purchase money.
Bush. Washington.
I March 81. 'awtf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-07
LEES ELINlk.
Nav "a

A sovereign remedy for colds, oosti-
nate coughs, cataYaghs, asthmas, sor
,hroats and approaching consumpticns
Messrs. Aichael Lee, q Co.
You are at liberty to use my nam'
in the recermendatior ofLee's t.iixn
as from repeated trials have foundi
an excellent remedy Tor colds, coughs:
: &c. =,
RD. BARRY.
BALTIMORE, June 90, 1910.
Hfessrs. Michael Lee q Co.
was attacked with most violent
cold, severe cough and pain In the
breast which cont,nued TO grow worse
during which my appetite failed and
my voice slterea Sc much that 1t was
With the utaost exertion / could pro
nounce single sentence louder than
my breath. some of my friends hav-
. ing observed to me that much good
had been done by the use OF Lees L
l,xir. advised me to procure bottle
from Messrs Warner and Hanna,
which accordingly did--end to those
persons unacqnainted with the merits
oe this medicine, 1t will appear asto.
nishinp that three fioses should remove
the pains in my Breast, and the use OF
one bottle only restored me TO perfect
health.
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FOX SAB,

And posscssion given on the trst day
OF January next,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-06
r.trnct 70 tie Elfrer eftk, As,c,a.

Lrwtsrc wy, Delaware, Apri! ~, 1878.
TINS moment British barge is IN SIGHT,
taking soundings in the channel tn the pitch o.
the Cape. Another attack appears To be con
tempiated. Three persons are put under al
rsst here FOR trading with the enemy Jhc
sioop Black Duck, mentioned in Il former LEI
ter - trading with the encmy's squadron, be-
longs 10 member OF The statc hgisiatwe, one
stout; he has been on board several times, |
ann informed, and his vessel is seizcd-the
people VINO have seized her have found OH board
her Two boxes OF oranges, and two bags con
Sai"ing three or 'our bushels OF Liverpool salt.
"o scoop Is now above the D;awbrid.se al
Broad Kiln.
The governor has been so much and so just
" pleased with tie gallant defence made by
col. 5. u. DAVIS, with his small means, that
he has gwen him thanks in the most formal
manner. enclose you copy OF It. DAVIS
sAGibited Ihe resr URGE and the cooiness of u
gallant soldier, and the zeal, aud spirit, and
cons ancy OF good citizen; he has defended
hi5 nstive village with an aidor and and ct.
feet tru'y epub'ican-ihsrc are a great many
tories, however, in ,iis neighborhocd; and ii
appears 10 me1tsat-.ihe general government
should nave detac hment 0f fessui..y troops on
e~c.s side of this bay, for tliefe are foul aoings
gong on here and there
Ihe following is the letter ex-governor Has
lei.
Head quarters, LesUis, it'R 10, 1913.
The governor ard commander in chief, feels
much satisfaction in presenting his compli
ments TO colonel Samuel b. Davis, and the of
fcers and privates who acted under his com
mand on the sixth and seventh of this instant,
Tor their promptness and alacrity III defending
the town of Lewis, OH said DAYS, during the
cannonadmg by squadron of the British; he
now tenders then his thanks, and expresses
his entire appreciation OF their zeal, Gcsi0ity,
and patience, displayed on that occasion, and
hopes their patriotic example will be emulated
by those militia corps, who may be ordered to
repair to the standard of their country.
JOSEPH HASLET.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-06
Latest and authentic from the
MEXICAN PROVINCES.

Ert-act Of letter, dated .NAcKITocHEs
9th March, 1918.
Communicated for the Federal Gazette
1--WE have received intelligence from the
westward highly Interesting, If true. II is
stated in letters from several persons in Ma
cogdochas that Salcedo's army had desert
cd him after an engagement said to have ia
ken place on the 18th ult. in which 90 of
MS troops were killed, and numbers wound
ed; and that Herrara's brother had decla
red III favor OF the insurgents, at the head
of whom he had taken possessions of St.
Antonio.
''ln my last informed you of the victory
obtained by Bernardo's army over that OF
Salcedo, which news has been confirmed by
letters received from various persons ill Der
nardo's army, and by deserters from Sal
ceao's camp; and we haye this morning lie
ceived Bernardo's ofiicia1A dispatch to colo
army under his command consisting of 500
troops and one piece of srhllery, defeated
Salcedo's whole force in yeneral battle
He states SaIcedo's force to baye been Coo
strong, besides several pieces of>aftillery.-
Bernardo flushed with this success, invites
trade, and says that Matagorda will be i'm
mediately opened, and he states that his ar
my are in great want of clothing, and that
SalCedo's troops are in the same situation
1t is also stated that the people of St. Anto-
Bio have declared III favor OF Bernardo
and q believe mentioned it in my last
sent HIM a present of sword &c. inviting
HIM to come to their aid, and it is said he
sent them 100 men the day after the battle
III order to enable them to resist SalceGc
who retreated before La Bahia on the 1ltl
st day break and touk the DAD for st. An
tonic. J."
From another sourcenwe are informed
that Magee is dead and seberal Toledo ha.
taken the aad,Nst4d. Bait-Eed. Gaz
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-06
BosT8s, April "a
THE souADRON


On Thursday afternoon Commodore Rodgers got
under way and saluted the tuwn as he passed BY il
down the harbor amidst the huzzas of large con
course of people whose hearts go with him, his
fine corps of officers and excellent crew Few Off
court popularity less than Com. Rodgers, vel
few have entertained more of than this accomplish
ed commander If he he not summatc nsva!
officer, the people of Boston have formed n wrong
opinion His officers down to the youngest mid
shiRman have acquired the respect of the inhab-
tants by the propriety of their behaviour and the
sober and orderly conduct OF his crew when ashore,
has give af,ew idea Of men-of-war-men. When
We speak of4Iis officers Mpd crew, mean of his
squadron in the harbor< pf Boston without conf
iirg on commendation - the ship President.
Captain Smith is highly meritorious officer, s.
commands ship,and e,crFH tl5IfI do honor to hin
and to his coVRtiryz y vas patscdlarly observed
Of the Congrcsss that she gothnder way in n most
mastery manner. Her sails We're displayed with
the lppIdity Of he scenery of tLeatre, which ex-
cited n burst Of applause from Thea spectators.
May health and success attend tie officers OF the
squadron aud the highly disciplined crew, in their
resolution of enforcing the doctrine of" Free trade
and 10 imprcssment."
The President aud Congress yesterday lay in the
Roads. The wind was directly ahead consequent
~ they could not proceed to il they were 40
disposed Il is said the British frigatcs were in
sight the first part Of the day, bu; we isel satisfied
Nicy we're not.
Patriot.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-06
ALEXANDRIA, April 30.
cobIMUEIcAIoN
Fapgufer brought 10 reason.

Fapqufer brought 10 reason.
1t must be gratifying to the spirit Ct the
tin es, to hear that republicanism is gain
ing ground; that the respectable yecman
ny OF our country in " times that Try mem
souls" are ready to rally around and assi..
the general governRent in supporting on
rights, to realise professional patriotism al O
blast the audacious hepes of an aif1cntinl
. savage fde Agtshul eiH NiuA this scccnc
struggle for exemption fun DE slavery
the British yoke there are soWe amongst us
who seen to he disordetiyRHo on king no
at all,butsre busy bodies, yet cur prospect
arc btieh enirg aud We bate great reaso
90 hcIc that tho great BODY Of Tie people
wiIl iemair finn and " be not weary in vel
doirg." The popularity Of doctor Halves,
gees with his u ciiis. He is reelected fot
ccnetess with the highest credit for nc
One thought proper to shew himself as an
opponent in Culpeper or Fauquier. Great
satr,ions were made by the anti party to
keep in favor with ths people, bot to no
purpoAe, ior they frowaod with indignation
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-06

Shse anno; feel for their owpkceuntrvmen
in bVgsh prisons-thcy pretepa to feel for
the Seilant Russians Tear Off their mask
-teaiHl OF Let MR. Daschkoff look AZ
these hypocrites full in liz face. Let him
understood their eenuinsyhature. Why, il
the old iisttman Plat9f had them on the
Don in tle.midst of hip Cossacks, he would
give them a ducking forPresuming thus to
ourlesque ths actions ofhis brave comrades
in arms. AZ
looking at Ne Efforts of Rsrssia. as Russi.
We see forlil I'd aIor, nj a s&rit Justly vn.
sasphe., n. s wnt s" the sne%1
is at hand. Not,os dmife idSpPh,ud them,
in this point AZ ew,woud zbe to have hearts
US cold AS n tories. Nput When we cpnsidcr
that Great ptitain. orr eeed1kfee, and the foe
Of hum anti is the cause pf Avis misery and
suffering Russia; whta weVec in the Lon
don J2urna the merchant, computing the net.
P' oceecs 2f1tussian blood in heir es mates of
now maSF colonial prOdnce-flow much sugar
and coiief they can, IN consequence of Russian
victorI$, send to the ports of Sen,inental Eu.
roPe7Fe really do not pretend toArejoice. we
oah'tbe such falsitiers Of our feelings Tie
tory Seiebrators OF the Russian victories, on the
o'hG hand, eat, drink and make merry,becau. C
u'e1ShopkeePers OF London are glad. let the
Emperor Alexander relnquish his connex ion
wah Great Britain, and these dinnerca,ers
would ear their APPLAUSE 4ask %egain. In oi,c
respect Russia is like America. She is pressed
by the two most powerful nations of the earth,
and Whatsoever side she selects, she is sure
70 suh.r' Let her.. .thcrefore,l take example
from America. Let her Join neither of the
great beiiigerents; but deem it better, when
"ronged, to fight both, than to coalesce with
one to crush the other. ,Rerhsps our ministers
may be able to bring AIexau to some such
determination IfRussiaA aud DC Baltic powers
were to unite with America to vindcate neu-
uai rights, both France aud G.eat Britain
might be taught TO respect them
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-06

Potomac Patrol from Fredtricks5urg.
Patrol No. 2, were ON duty the Esd and
Gath. Saw nothing interesting on the water
but heard from the neighborhood of Boyd's
Hole very heavy cannonade for about IS
or 30 minutes, in the direction of Baltimore
or Annapolis.
Patrol No. 5, patroled according to order !;
saw or heard nothing worth reporting.
Patrol No. 40 the Commanding Off
Ger OF the Potomac patrol.
In conformity with previous arrangements,
we yesterday rode down the Potomack,
(having frequent and extensive views of the
river) to position nearly opposite Mattox
Creek.lDsring our routs, Ne saw not
vessel OF am description; Few small sail
On our ARRIVAL IN ymorcland we met
with a gentleman aireely from Nomini
Creek who mfSrpet lps shat a large vessel
frgate, had, a fewAli6dss before his dopar-
ture, (on Monday Evening last) anchored
in the moulkof the hver.
to day, and return to fredericksburg to-
morrow. ~. r. Rose.
Westmoreland, April e,y1SlS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-06
PHILADELPHIA, April 90.
Hrtracf ia letter from At6anv, dated
Hllfn 70

.dhrN 10.
Two thousand men have marched from
Greenbush to Utica, on their way to Sack
ctt's Harbor: and there was from Is to H.
600 rations delivered out per day at the last
mentioned place, where there would be a
bout $4,000 troops ready for Canada by the
midle Of Nav"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-06

II is also stated, that there were frequent Ia
mnts among tue people throughout every part
OF Hanover.
by Two articles from Berlin, Of the 23d OF
Feb. 1t sppears that the Russians had not en-.
tered that city on the 18th, but had certainly
invested it. This Got is stated in a prociama.
ton issued by Gen. Angereau.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-06

The Governor of the State of New Hampshire,
has appointed the honorable ChNes Cutts, Senator
OF the U. States, TO ill the vacancy ssoned by the
4sreemcn, of the two Hoses of he LegisIature,
at the last session, by OF which no Senator
was appointed by them.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-06

An English brig laden with wine has ar
rived at Ocracocke, IN. C.) prize to the pri
vateeF Ned Of Baltimore. oome packets OF
letters found in her have been forwarded OF
&c Washington City.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-06

~ Ills iTlenu IN tnlS CITY, dated
Kingston. Clamp MARCH 9TH, 1918
" My dear friend,
by the ship Philip, ofsl3altimore, an op-
portunity presents itsefscf writing to YOU
This is one of those licensed ships which
were lately tried here and feared. We had
been long time expscting that one Of these
ships would have been sent,home as a car
tel; but we are now assured.that we can
not SO home until Sent for byN cur govern
ment. We are Surprised that noAcartel has
been sent to this Island, which ia deemed
the capital of die West Indies, whist such
speedy exchange is.nade in otherisands.
There are about 56eD ofNus here, Some of
whom were taken in Augusr.SBy vessel
which left lere about 8 weeks ago, Iand by
which l sent you letter. an humble petit
on was forwarded to the president, request
ing him to send for us. If it should be dis
regarded, the consequence will probably he
that some of us will be sent to the Pali
sades for worms to fatten on, as the sckly
season Commences in about or weeks
STRENGTHENING that they might be long
time detained, have attempted To get off by
stealttt-8 81 one time got away, but were
brohgRt back after an absence Of 23 days
six attempted it afterwards in open day light
but nine Boats and brssk FIRE from three
ships and aNshooner, soon brought them too;
other unsuccessful ATTEMPTS have been made
--one of the prisoners going on deck in the
night unfortrnatelsfe fell Noserboard--and al
though he called tor@assstse,ce Immediately
he was fred onsbycur Ethi51lian qua els Sc
veral times, bu foriunateiy received no in
jury" Wig.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-06

PUILADSL PlsrA, .t.il -,
scnt'cman, Thoar'ived ia t,i' city t.s. ey.ni-s
menn sent by Governor M-iss To the relief of l,.
remnant of Gen. iarrison's army, hal reached Ia,
fort erected at the Rapids, and issil,ate al p,r.
tensions for its safety. part or the Kentu, Lv and
fennsylv militia had been prevailed upon to re-
man at The tort until the arrival OF the rcinforrc;
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-06
~ Mos ro1K Nav

NORFOLK, May 4.
Saturday the lst inss. bein ASt. 1amtna-
ny's Day, all Gle Military and Naval OfE-
GERS at this post, aud theApublic dignitaries
and citizens of distinction assembled, by in
vitiation, atthe new lately erected a
the Cross Roads, on the NorA flank of the
town, whefe they were received and wei.
coined in "A handsome style by Brigader
Gen. Iaylor.-At II O'Clock Tie Conman
der in Chief, Major General Hl1ihfon, at
tended by his staff, entered the Fort his
arrival was announced by a discharee of
ordnance, and the National Banner NJ IS IN
furled, from the flag staff, for the firsttifae !;
at that moment Capt Corbm advanced to
the flag staff, and proclaimed aloud the
name of the new fort, Fort Barbour (in
compliment TO the present Governor of Vir
ginia) which was answered. bga federal sa-
lutte from the Cannon onthe.Iatteries the
line band ofmusic Belonging to the ID regi-
ment, then sOupded the inspiring notes of the
Presidents Maven and tte com mander in
Chief advanced through the nunerous con
course OF visitors, to whom he was several
ly introduced.--At 2 o'clock the COMPANY
sat down TO an elegant collation. ordered by
Generals Hamilton and Taylor the great
est harmony and cheerfoness prevailed.
After the repast, the Military Officers form
ed in line, then wheeled into column, and
marched down to HeadrQaaFiers, from
whence after takipg1eaVe of their worthy
Commander, tbey, retired ito their respec.
tive stations.
a.
Until thaNdey, this fort had beeo garrisoncd by
that respectful ile and efficient Volunteer Corps the
Norfolk Mari IL Is, aud entitled Hort Naginer----
We understand it is r'ei1foreed hj ~ q .,ipany OF
Artillery under Capt Cofbiff 10, whom NC son
mand Of it was a4en.
THE ENEMY
rI-h..a ,-o.,,.;..J =. H.