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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-10


snedatcly at the ulouii, CT CTR ksrcor, with
a sCru missing eye az cur Shipping. Com.
Perry having men enough 70 man che gun
boat. hnisted sail and rlayed IN front of
them near the car, III hopes of getting a
long shot, bat the eusmy stecrrd little
out in the Lake, where they continied until
about O'Clock and tier Shaped their course
ro~ards Long Point.
On "Wednesday about g o'ci0ck T. NJ.
sae enemy returned in the order above OK
Gept the schooner, and IL place of her they
had tender. Aboat 8 o'clocs they sailed
near lhe point cs the peninsula, wien two
Of car. eenboats OPENED fire On them,
watch was returned i;v the Qaeen Charlotte,
funtee, and Lady Provost. but witaoot eff
fecs or either sideS Oup Shots however.
were vastly superior to those of the enemy,
and had not the distance been SO sreat,
would have been severely felt 5y them
7 ne wii.l at th;s Kline being very light, the
Comrlouore waa IN the acf cf occu Dying 4
mose convenient situation CT less distance
tIpsa he enemys from wRsch his g,intoa,g
yerl5 have anne SOME execution before they
Ccxld have got uadcr way, but smarr
breeze sprung Up aod enabled Them 10 PAT
sut iittte farther fiosi shore,
Yesterday raelnihg thcT were ons aorne
distance ) in the afte,hucn try gain caras:
towards tine haybo,, bat kspf at = greats,s.
diss5ncs tban they had the day Before .-----
The eneIny haying numheT Of bca;s along
sit.l .bena, Ii is probable they may ia some
shape attempt Ia ::aDCy Cur shipping. Too
mueG praise cannot be bestowed on Com.
Perry and his officers, for thsir prompt. VIII
liant and active exertion:, in making IRE
Oaratioas 10 give tie enemy suitable re.
cepticn shoild they. atenps any shing. It
IS regretted by all that the sailors have not
asriyed. Were the seamea detained for our
hntiaa poT here, ia few hours conn, odore
Perry would be over the bar, ind intercept
shs return Of the sneray to Maiden.
NorGtern Cenri:.els
Washingtoa, ,gagaafr.
We have tot within q Gay or two heard
Of any movements or cur CRIMES in any di
reetiou. ! he time for action, however, ap-
Proachess and we Hsmentariy expec. 70
hear fews OF the progress Of the war from
;iofc tbsn one quarter.
IL IS said. e W. believe correctly, that the
secretary Of jVar Is about to proceed in per.
son to the Northern frontier, 70 5e nearer the
SGT OF War, aad with the greater dispatct,
ard effect to perfoyIo the fuGctjon1 of mis-
station, az this r.crcGt 80 Important tobe
oischarged With from ptirndc ard decision
we have not he I'd or what ro;nt the Sc.
cretary will locate himself. or uhsther it
De tot ms pnrPose TO examine IN rersun
fhe state OF orr various frontier positions.
General tFiit1Nson, who is now in this
cci'y,. will proceed ID & fen days for the
lines,
General l2,Dnj3fon is new 1T Burlington,
a he heed ota large force, into which the
papers state be has already Infused edition
~ spirit, snd much s;ticter discipline tnan
before characterized it, iaf, Iat,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-10
FROM LAKE ERIE.

Athals past o'ciock ON Monday morn
sns last, six British armed vss els from NAL
ac1s with tAsir4dacki ngisoS,-assa wi b
men, made slieir appearance at tine mouth
of our trarbcr. Tbe ,iHe OF san was g. fol-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-23
THIRD VICTORY OVER THE
CREEK INDIANS.

KNOXVILLE, Icn.) November %.
On the l2lh lost Gen. White Was dctach-
edfrom Fort Armstrong, on. the Coosa, with
about 100 mounted men (includng upwards
Of 500 Cherokee Indisns) for the purpose Of
attacking the Hillabee towns, on the west side
OF rdlepoosa river. On the 18th, about O.
clock at right, the detachment marched with
in miles of the upper town received inlor-'
marion from one of their spies, q hall breed
and son of Mr.. Gfayson, who bad consider
able property aud resided at that place, that his
family and property would he ssesiased oy
The Indians on the morning the uext dsy,
if Gen. While did not relieve him. Gems
White with alacrisy dismsunted Iree haHdrea
OF his troops, with part OF the Indians, and
marched to surprise the town before day.light
Having large creeks 10 wade, cad lhe yso hay.
ing to tarry some distance, the town was 10,
reached until sunrise on the 9Th, when tie
town was completely surrounded and the say
age enemy received our irst fne without .hs
Iess, notice Of eur approach. Thrs s.eG Ssy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-23
CuIlIcornE, (Ohio,) Nov. SO.

NHlstCo'HE, \O"'o,j WV SN'
Col. Evans, with or 4 other British OH
sand about so privates, taken by General
Harrison, have arrived here from Detroit
They will proceed in a day or two Tor New
port, Kentucky, where the officers arc to 90
placed in eiose confinement, BY order OF the
President Of the United States. In pursu-
ance Of like orders, the Marshal OF the Dis
trict of Ohio last week took charge OF the
prisoners captured by Commodore Perry,and
put them into close conine aent, in the COM
mon goal which is surrounded ny strong
guard. The British officers do no, rslish this
measure, bus are candid enough to aeknowl-
edge its Justice, sad are nos sparing sf im-
hscraalioas on their own government ~ the
c:nsc.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-23

The Georgiana being. reputed very fast
sailsr, and apparently well calcuIssed foe
cruzer, l mounted Il guns on her, aud gave
tho command of her TO that excellent Office,
Lieutenant joan Downcs, with a complement
Of ~ men appointing Midshipman w. II.
Haddaway acting Liextensnt on beard her
and sent her on cruize.
Lieutenant Downes Joined me az Tumbez,
near Cuiaquil, on the coast Of Peru, on the
sAih Jane, after capturing three prizes, viz
Letters Of Marqge Shits,
Hector, o7o to0s IS men II guns.
Casharine 27o 80
Rose, 22o 2l
The 6rst had two killed snd six badly wound
cd in her rencontre with the Georgisna---and
the Rose was discharged (after being depriv.
ed Of her srmsment) with all t{s prisoners
captured by the Geossians, as they amounted
10 Searly double hce'orew she was furnish
ed with passport to procecd,s 1T Helena.
My osn prisoners liberated on parole at
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-23

Li.s Of Deaths, sfsse my departure from the
United Sfnfcs.
1914 Dec. :. Levi Holmes, seaman, Palsy.
1918 Ian. -, Edward swecny, o. s. Ols Age.
1913 Jan. %, ssmsel s;roce, seaman, Confusion Of
the Brain, by fail from the main yard.
1919. March 1, Lewis Price. marine, Consumption.
1915. April 4, James Stafford, gunners mate, acci-
dental gan shJt--wound cf the Lungs.
1878 MAY IS Doctor slober, Ai,ilet, surgeon. dis
ease e The Liver.
1913 May So, ncrjamia Gc,s, quarter gunner, In
armation of the stomach
:sls luna %, John Rodgers, 4r. gr. Fall from The
main yar3.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-26

n the southern ard western states, and
ouch the ayowcd determination to war,
that had not the cabinet come up to that
noint, its influence in those quarters was
At an end. Without their support, the re.
election Of the present Chief Magistrate
was hopeless. Now sir, when continuance
Of DOW or is put into the scale, as, IN this
instance, it was, unquestlcnably; it is
nat for human nature 10 deny that it had
not material influence in determining
the balance. For myself, ! have never
had but one opinion on this matter, l
haye never doubted that we should not
have had war declared, at the last ses-
sion, ifthe Presidential election had not
been depending.
ITO be continual.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-26
That half acre Lot,
Joseph Vaudeville,
Csrser Of King and FapJar Streets,

Csrser Of King and FalJar streets,
Has FOR SHE,
las Chest la and la Chests ne"
Cunpowder, Imperial, Hyson. Young
Hyson, Hyson Skin and Souchong
$4,000 ID. Coffee
IS hhds. Muscavado Sugars
100 barrels do.
$4,000 ID. loaf and lump Sugars
NO barrels New England Rum
IS puncheons West India do.
100 barrels Wh:skey
& pipes French Brandy
50 Hogsheads retailing Molasses
SO bag, Pepper and Pimsn,o
600 10. Spanish Indigo
LOCO ID, choice Madder
500 ID. refined Salt Petre
Is casks Gun powder.
Which with his usual general as
sortment oil the best Wines. Liquors
and Groceries, he will dispose OF on
reasonable terms.
Aug 81.
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WINES, TEAS. &c.

s Pipes old London P. Madeira
II do. Sicily Madeira
10 do Lisbon S
9 pipes and 40 Or. casks Sherry s
Soeuarter casks Malaga
sscases Claret
20 chests sunpowder, imperial and
younghyson Teas, of very sups-
rior quality,
90 puncheons Sd proof Antigua Rum
10 do. northern de.
80 hhds. Moiasses,
10000 pounds Loaf Sugar,
soo pound. bright Nader,
30 pounds Nutmegs,
20 bags Pepper and Pimento,
40 kegs race and gound Ginger,
so bales Upland Cotton, nice quality,
TOO pounds Bengal * Spanish Indigo,
80 boxes mould and dipt Candles,
40 do. No. > Chocolate,
100 do. Pipes, containing 8 gross each,
500 reams writing aud wrapping Paper,
800 sacks Liverpool 6ne Salt,
so hhds. n. Orleans and w. India
Sugar,
$4,000 lbs. green Coffee.
With general assortment OF other
GROCERIES,
FOX SALE BIZ
BRYAN Hampson & Co.
Angus, IS
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FOR SALE,

A very stout, able young NEGRO
MAN, accustomed to horses and an
excellent carriage driver, and a very
good rough carpenter. He viii be sold
10 no person who will not carry him
ont OF MARYLAND and the district OF Co
lrmsi, Forfurther information apply
20 the Editors.
February -. O."
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FOR SALE.

A neat and substantial second hand
CHARtoE, in complete order. En-
quite ii he Printers.
January 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-26
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IS.
Pursuant to a Decree OF

Pursuant to a Decree OF
the honorable the Superior Court oil
Chancery for the Richmond District,
in the case Of Colin Aud, assignee OF
William Wilson, against James Cavan
and Others, wilt be exposed to Public
Sale on the premises, on TUESDAY the
9Th day of March next, at II o'clock,
noon,
That half acre Lot,
in the town of Leesburg, described in
the plan of said town by =" Lot No. 6"
bounded by Loudoun & Royal streets,
Oh which are erected large stooe
House and other buildings. Terms OF
ALE, ready money
The Commissioners.
February Is tds
81 The printer of the Lee 'hurg
Nashin stonian will insert this adver-
tisement for three weeks.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-26

1A"u III Pfoportlg
or larger qp.ss,
every of IL: nj
merated.
Horses, ne,, c,,,
Their live ,ty,,
hundred porra.
Iue thereot,'at
at the place d
ton,
AND =. W'Hi,1al
pedlent and net,.s
and publish the .
MaJesty's Gor.ray,
issue this my pm.
that all persoa,..
concern, being d,
may govern thensl
Given unt"
Great SEA- /.
18th day 4
in the sd %
Reign.
GECRss
BY his Excellsa:Jl
ROBERT KExyir
Cad &2
(claceI
DowsIyS.sTi3
SIR,-I have ls
an Order Of Cer1
Judged expeGita
quence Of the .I1
tween his Maj'Ts
Of America STn
,horised to gas "a
ton of certain I'D
the Order, and IL
certain articles a.i
der, and for The d
articles in the san.
in which the isgaA
This intercourI
the Condition aas
such ln:truct!o"H
TO time receive i'ts
tvs principal s:~
am commando ~
the Prince Restni
in granting Toe 'lx'
of the above END
take care that tx q
ported be ss"'aI1
body Of The I.csr& /
place from "hs:"1
be made, and theE |
sci is bound is asa
body Of the llctNs
That if the Ps'm1
cence shall no, ~
Of the vessel on b.
posed lmpof'a!Iv1 y
condition fths IEn1
the name of .as ~
master. her tnEsi::q
rac,er be end0s'sI
quitting her POT: II
the condition G: ~
be, tina, she pro:s1
of her destination !
Although the "a
ises you to Pe'raJ
the eaumerl::t II
not French, !od ~ !
censes to any e1a1
with hi. msje,:y,17
ed that The is'sno "a
rious embarrss'nD
i iopo in 81
Whatever ImFl
to be made, under y
States Of
eences confined I'd
EASTERN STU
L L unlcs, yon FL
- .h;.e, Of IN
for impor',',!oo' "'1
nv Win i re,pse: n u
Dor,s:;on OF 50'Is 4,
IN impor,,!~' ~
y made, }o' -
does 10. reou''' II
ion in :cch c2s' al
from ui,en" I
been :sss made MAJ 5s' "a
n the tody Of lie IN
,ame Ct the 'sssl
..e,er, the perdI
+ de..in.t;0n IN
described in he IN
'srdias to I" m~eI
molasss" -
~
indigo, cot'o, ). ~
You will axe ,asss|
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-26

BERMUDA, alias SoMERs' ISLANDS.
Blu his ErcsNency Brigsdier General
George Horxford, Lieutenant Go0er.
nor and Commander in Chief, TN and
over these Islands, sc. sc. CSC.
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Mr. Quincy was, here, again called to
order. The Speaker said that, really,
the gentleman Laid his premises so re-
mote from his conclusions, that he could
not see how his observations applied to
the bill.
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CosD1r1oSs OF THE HERALD.

CONDITIONS OF THE HERALD.
The subscription is Five Dollars per an
num-payable by town subscribers half
yearly in advance.
Country subscribers (from the difficulty
of collecting at distancc) will be expect
ed TO pay the whole year in advance or the
time for which they subscribe, or give a
responsible friend in town.
No subscription taken for less than six
months. Communications, orders, SC. to
be post paid. Arrearages must be paid
Of on disconlinuance.
Advertisements not exceeding square,
inserted three times for one dollar, and 25
cents Tor each succeeding Insertion. A.,
advertisements sent to the Office without
having the number OF times sot which they
are to be inserted designated, will appear
in every paper until otherwise ordered
y liberal allowance made 10 ttose who
advertise by the year.
June Is, 1911.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-12-01

Ety y
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
q Saints, Spices, Patent Medicines Dye
4 Stuff, Ssc.Scc, which has been carefully
selected from the latest iEaportations, ak!
entirely under his own inspection.
To his old Customers, he flaltcrs himself
that a bare knowledge Of his having re-
sumed his business will be fully sufiicicn,
to ensu.e him a continuation of their pa
tronage from others he solicits call,
feeling well convinced, that nothing but all
opportunity can be wanted TO enable him
to give any dealer in his line the most am
pie satisfaction.
Orders from physicians, country mer-
chants * families will at all times receive
his prompt attention, and every article war.
ranted pure and fresh.
sD, Family and sea medicine chests,
with plain printed directions handsomely
and economically put up at hours notice
IN ADDITION
to his ordinary stock he has on hand, s. in
tends constantly keeping supply OF
Prime CHEWING TOBACCO,
Best HAVANA SEGARS,
And Maceouba, Rappcc and Scots SNUFF.
a pril "a
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Il. w. Peyton

q RE s FOR Sd IL
$4,000 lbs. Coffee in hhds. and bags,
5000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugar,
so hhds. Muscovado do.
so bbls. I'd quality do.
20 hhds. very fine N Hasscs,
so chests and ! Imperial, Hy son and
boxes Y. Tyson TEA,
$50 boxes Soap and Candles,
SO do. No. ! and Chocolate,
SO bbis. Whiskcy,
30 eases fine old Claret,
20 boxes Window Glass,
so do. Spanish Segars,
$50 reams writing and wrapping Paper,
Madeira,
TeneriiTe, SWines Of the best quality.
Port and
Malaga,
Jamaica and Antigua Spirits,
Cognac Brady old and fine,
Goshen Cheese in casks,
Manufactured Tobacco,
Pepper, Pimento, GuDpowder, Shot,
Nutmegs, Cloves, Pearl Ash, Mustard,
Ginger, Cassia, Leadinglines, Bed
Alum, Copperas, Cords,
Indigo, Birthstone, / Almonds, Raisins,
Fjgb;uc, Starch, Shad, lferrings, &c.
Saltpetre, Salts,
Also,
5000 bushels coarse SALT
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RE1lOH4L.

yVIIIE subscriber has removed from his
a old stand on Union street to the wharf
formerly occupied by Mr.. William Harris
horne, near the Lower Ferry, where he in
tends pursuing his former business-He
continues 10 purchase Flour and Grain and
has on hand large supply of the best
Flour, suitable for family use and Bakers,
also SALT Of different kinds
JOSEPH DEAN.
Nov. 10.
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1900 wi. Seine Irvine, sup. quality
100 barrels Apples. in prime order
so boxes Dipt Candles
30 do. Mould ditto
1000 VT. Coffee, in bags and barrels
90 reams Writing Paper
50 do Wrapping do.
hhds. Muscovado Sugars
5000 lbs. Loaf and Lump do.
so boxes Bloom Raisins
20 barrels Whiskey
e casks Goshen Cheese
d bags Pepper
1000 bushels St. Ubes Salt
100 barrels Herrings
70 do. Shad,
for sale by the subscriber,
WHO HAS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE,
Best family Flour, Corn, & Com
mon Meal.
WILLIAM NEWTON.
November 10.
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November 8.
NOTICE.

The Stockholders Of the Mechanics
Bank Of Alexandria, are hereby notified
that a dividend of four per cent. for the las,
ha.fyear on the capital stock paid in, is this
day declared payable to them or their le-
ga! representatives Oh Friday the 18th In
slant.
By order Of President and Directors,
WIN. PATTON, Jr. Cash.
Sept. s.
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BACON, &c.

bIs(O1N1 J-N'
1850 VT. Bacon
$4,000 VT. first quality Green and White
Coffee
1000 bushels Salt
so boxes Mould and Dipt Candles
20 bbls. Whiskey
$50 bbls Shad and Herrings and va
riety Of Groceries, for sale by
CRAVEN r. PEYTON.
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FORTY DOLLARS

A BSCONDED from the farm of Mrs.
IN B. II. Beckett, III Calvert county, in
August last, CHARLES, black boy, a
bout IS years of age, feet or A inches
hight IS supposed he is in Baltimore, as
some of his connections reside there. The
above reward will be given to any person
who will deliver him to aIrs. Beckett, or
TO the subscriber in Alexandria; or for
lodging him in amy Jail and giving nlor-
NATION thereof, ESQ that he be recovered)
10
CRAVEN T. PEYTON.
November 10. 2awSv
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DECEMBER /, 1918.
NEW SHAD.

200 barrels extra size prime new
SfIAD, M. l,
FoR SALE BY
JOSEPH Vaudeville.
Corner Of King and Faiyfar street.
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ENGLISH ACCOUNTS.
FOREIGN OFFICE, May IS, 1918.

DESP.iTCE,
Lord Catbcar, t. Viscoun. Csstlereash.
DRESDEN, May 6. 1918.
Ny L"RD,
Nv last dispatches informed
your Lord snip IF The arrival OF rhe Rn.
Ter Of France and of the concentration of
his forces near Erfurth and towards the
Ssalc, as also inat Of the allies upon me
Elster.
hive now the honor OF lnclosing
herewith The official statements which
have been published By the Russian and
2. us.ian Governments, of the general
2c,lon which took place on the Cd inst.
between the two armies; and alter which
the Allies remained in possession OF the
fed If battle, and Of The positions from
which In the course of the day they had
disodged the enemy.
The last division of Gen. Tormazoff's
corps having crossed the E!be, on the
2slh ult the whole Of 1t moved forward
by forced marches TO the Elster. His
Impe.isi Majesty and the King OF Prus-
sia arrived at Borna on the morning Of
the LIST inst with the reserve; and the
several parts Of the army were OF the
saaie oay collected in that place.
Metshal Prince KOUTOUSOFF
SMOLENSKO vas ieftiii Oh the march
at Bun,zlau, where he died; but his
death was not published. Count Witt
gcnstwin, at that time at 10 enksu, vas
appointed TO command the army.
He had Oil that day Teconnoi;ered the
enemy and ascertsined his position and
the same evening = disposition was
made fer a general attack to take
place on the following Morning at day
break.
During tie preceding week the adj
vance Of the enemy's Halls army towards
hamburg and tie approach OF Besuhar-
moi. from QucdlinbuEg had been iudi-
Gated by several skirmi:hes end partial
affairs, particularly at and rear Halle *
MeIscburg, " here the Prussians besay-
ed with esllantry.
On the evening of,he first the enemy
appeared TO have great masses OF his
iorce between Lutzen and Weisentels,
and alter dusk a strong column was
seen moving in The direction OF Leipsie,
20 which place there was clear evidence
tn5t !.e intended 10 move.
The ad,snce corps Of count Wittgen.
STEMS army having been engaged Oh the
same eveniBg to the east and north Oh
Luizen, the cavalry of it remained there
] 70 ama.e the enemy in the morning,
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Translated for TIE Observation-Disclosures
PARIS. Nav 3.

Official Meys from the Grand .frmy.
Her Majesty, the Empress Queen &
Regent, hss received the following news
from the army.
The actions Of NNeissenfelds and I.ut-
zen, were BIZ, the pceludes to events OF
The highest Importance.
The Emperor Alexander and the king
OF Prussia, who had arrived at Dresden
with ali their forces, in the las, DAYS Of
April, learning that the French army had
d-6ozched from '::'huringia, adapted the
plan Of giving battle 10 II IN the plains
Of Luton, and put themselves IN march
to occupy the position; but they we're
anticipated BY the rapid movements OF
the French army /; they notwithstanding
perseyered in the project; and deter
siaed 10 attack the army, in order TO
bring it from the position it mad taken.
The position Of TIE French army on
the "a of Nav. at o'clock in The morn
ing, Was as foilews:
The lsft of the army rested upon The
Elster II was formed By the vicerov
having under his orders the so'h ana
llth corps the centre was Commanded
BY the Prince of Mo>kwa tNey,l a, TIE
village of Kaia. The Emperor, wi.l
the younger and older guards, was a,
I.vtzep.
The Duke of Rsgusa (Marmont1 was
a,the ,defiie of Poseriia. and formed the
RICH, With MS three divisions.
Lastly, Gen. Bertrand, commanding