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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-06-23
ROBERT GRAY.

Ofacsite The Washington IaUcrn, King
street, alexandria, ear
HAS JUST RECEIVED, For SALE,
Melish's travels III the United States and
Upper Canada, illustrated oy Maps, 2
vols. octave, bound, SIS SO.
Chateaubriand's Traveis III Greece, Paies-
tine. Egypt and Barbary, vol. octave,
bound, s . rs.
Life and. Administration of the honorable
Spencer Perceva.
Erskine's Spec chcs OIL Miscellaneous sub
jeCts at the bar.
jGonstiutior, Of the United States,
Grant on Education,
Rejected Addresses,
Weem's Life of Washington,
Young Mother, Santo Sebastiano,
Crabs Tales, Chiid's Monitor,
Goldsmith's Greece,
american Preseptor, a
sCoumbian Orator,
Rollins Antieht History,
Campbcll's Rhetoric,
Modern Geography,
History OF America,
Walkers Dictionary,
Goldsmith S Geography,
Johnson's Dictionary with Walkers Pro-
nunciation.
Guthrie's Geography, new edition,
Simpsons Euclid,
Cary's Family Bible, assorted,
School Bibles, School Testaments,
Pocket Bibles,
Common Prayer Books,
Adgate's, Smiths, Titles and Coles Mo-
sic Books,
Webster.s Pearce's, Comly's and Colum-
bian Spelling Books,
A large stock of 6ne Vellum Fools0ap and
Letter Paper,
Playing Cards, States, Quilts, Flank Books,
&c. &c.
Ledgers, Journals, Cash and Invoice
Books, and Blank Books OF every dcscrip-
ton Ruled and Bound to any given pattern
al short notice.
On hand a constant supply of large
Writing Paper, suitable for Record Books.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-06-23
PUBLIC BATHS.

> ME SUBSCRIBER resne c,fullv IN.
a forms the public that he has taken
the BATH HOUSE formerly kent by r
,S"uek Con the alley adjoining The Theatre.
and opposite the City Hotel--wbich are
now open and will be kept in the nos, COM
pete Order and continue open till the 18Th
October where WARM, Com and Suo,p.
Err HArAs may be had at any time in tho
doy and until O'Clock at night.
NJS Two separate PATHS are kent
EXCLUSIVELY FOR LADIES. who VIII
please to come in the alley adjoining M..
hoocrt Paton's brick house on Royal-strcet.
AS many OF the respectable ladies ren-
'lemeil OF A!aSaadria have heretofore been
subscribers, s. found the greatest bepe6, 10
their health from frcqnens bathing during
warm weather, the subscriber does MOI
dorbt bat they willrecommend to every in
uIviduat OF their acquaintance, the good eff.
tects and comfort of the WARM BATH,
II may be added with truth, TO STRENGTH.
ot the Warm Baths, that they were high
~. recommended by all the physicians Of
alexandria; they themselves becomino-
subscribers Many Ladies and gentlemen
were etiectually cured of the NEST yioicn.
pains OF the Rhcuma,ism,. weakness in the,
limbs, SIC. SC.
7. SHIELDS.
n. Is. A room wilt be appropriated Toz-
the purpose of shaving those who may re-
.quire it.
May ~. 90
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-06-23
GENUINE
DRUGS 81 MEDICINE.
WIN. HARPER. rR.

dPoIHEC.4RY e DRUGGIST,
ForJa1 Street, ohhoaite Bryan Hqmtsou's
AS just received In addition TO hi /,
Z d former stock very large supply o;
fresh Medicines, which he offers for sale
at reduced prices for cash., OF on 4 gooc'
credit. rr
( ~ He has also received supply OF
Patent Medicines among which are
A u ND CE BITE
a MEDICINE extremely useful for
/ "a curing iaundicy and bilious disor-
ders, and removing that sinkingi faint and
distressed feeling at the stomach, difficulty
OF breathing loss of appetite, and sleepy,
dull heariness i'll the fore part of the day,
weakness and trembling of the limbs diz-
illness OF the head, and yelIowness of coun-
tcnance, complaints SO commons to inandi
cy andsbilious people.
The many cures that lave been effected
IN n. England by the above medicine, (as
may he seen by the bills) prevent the ne
cessary OF further Recommendation.
LIKEWISE,
Wheaton" Itch Ointment.
A Medicine which will certoinly cure the
FITCH, without having in it any thing eli.
ther dangerous or disagrecable.
One box cares.a person, and there need
be no washing alter the use of it, as, the
skin is gennerally left clean and smooth.
May %.
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Il. w. Peyton

O f FE Rs FOR SILT
$4,000 lbs. Coffee IN hhds. and bags,
5000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugar,
so hhds. Muscovado tlo.
SO bbls. Cd quality do.
20 hhds. very fine Molasses,
so chests and Imperial, Hyson and
boxes Y. Hyson TEA,
$50 boxes Soap and Candles,
so do. No. and ? Chocolate,
so bbls. Whiskey,
&c cases fine old Ciaret,
90 boxes Window Glass,
so do. Spanish Segars,
$50 reams writing and wrapping Paper,
TenerifTs, Wines of the best quali,y
Malaga,
Jamaica and Antigua Spirits,
Cognac Brandy old and fnc,
Goshen Cheese i'll casks,
Manufactured Tobacco,
Pepper pimento, Gunpowder Shot,
NLtmegs, Cloves, Pearl Ash, Mustard,
Ginger, Cassia, Leadinglines, Bed
Alum, Copperas, Cords,
Indigo, Birthstone, Almonds, Raisins,
fFigblue, Starch, Shad, Herrings, sc.
oaltpetre, Salts,
.4LSo,
5000 bushels coarse Salt suitable for the
fisheries.
Nav 26.
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Y. SHIELDS.
WAS COMMITTED

o the Goal OF Baltimore county as a run
away on the 22d May, 1913, Negro Girl:
named SARAH WILLIAMS, who SAYS.
sne IS free-born, and was born in New
AZ her mothers name she says was,
Kate. Sheis feet 4 inches high, slender.
made yel!owish compilations, dark eyes:
she about 20 years ofage. Had ON wless
committed, spotted calico frock, pair C.
common black leather shoes, and awhile.
bonnet. The owner is, desired to co,.e.
ana take her away, otherwise she will &c
sold for her prison fees.
JOHN HUTCHiNS, Sheriff
of Baltimore county.
Baltimore, June s-il. deot.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-06-23

10 the Gaol OF Baltimore county as run.
away on The l7th h.1y, 1918 negro iaafs
named TIM, who says he belongs 10 Geo.
Beltzover, Washington county, MARYLAND,
near Hagerstown; five feet cigh: inches
high, stout and we'll made, light con,plex.
ion, dark eyes. lie is about II years os
age. Had on when COMMITTED drab co.
lored coatee and vest, and dark pair Of
WOODEN trowsers, cotton shirt, coarse shoes.
and an old furred hat; he has scar over.
his left eye. The owner is desired TO cr,,na
and take bin away, otherwise hc vii! be
sold for his prison fees.
JOHN HUTCHINS, Sheriff
OF Baltimore counv.
Irne i, ds0,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-06-23
FOR SALE.

A TRACT OF LAND lying in the
county of Fairfax, miles from Aiexan.
dria, and adjoining the estate of Gen. Tn
Mason, containing LA acres the soil is
good and very susceptible of improvement
by the clover and plaster system. The
proximity of this property to market and
the facility with which its produce may be
carried (Hun,ing creek, by which it is
bounded. being nayigable almost TO the
door, would render it extremely valuable
TO person disposed to pay sufficient atten.
ton to its cultivation. Apply to JAMES
II. HooE, Esq. or to
FRANCIS ADAMS, Jr.
May 81.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-06-23
WAS COMMITTED

10 the Goal Of Baltimore county as runs
way Oh the 18Th of May, 1915, Negro
tiiri named HARRd0T, who SAYS She te--
longs to Adann Nave, near Mddlc-,uwns
maryland; feet 3.inchcs high. stout aass
well made, dark complexion,, dark eyes
one IS about 6 or II years Of sgc. had
on when committed, striped pelicoa, an,A
jacket, and sundry other cloathine. 'gsisa.
-owherls desrrcdto come and take .ier away.
4o'herwise she viii DC sold for her p,isoss
fees.
JOHN HUTCHINS, Shc,iT
of Baltimore coun.y.
Baltimore, Juno. Sill Ir.,,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-06-23
.MCHOL.4S IlI.VGSTOW

Nearly ohhosite Sc. Paul's Church, Fairtar
street, hath just receiued ard offers far
sale on moderate terms, for Cash only,
A very general assortment of cut
and plain GLASS, consisting of quart,
pint, and half pint Dccantcrs, wine glasses,
salts, cructs, casters, salvers, tum6lers, u
great variety.
also, a great variety of lustre, fancy, and
other articles.
Eke7cise, good assortment of Bones
tic Wares, of a superior quality, and PC
neral assortment of queens, stone and pot
tcrs ware--25 bushels offresh Hemp. Seed,
which he will sell low, and few bushels
OF Backwheat.
DTCINES.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-06-23
from the Dublin Eyenins Herald.
TOPER's PORTRAIT
IN ITS ORIGINAL coLouns

y.
IN ITS ORIGINAL COLOURS.
THE artist was no syater-colored wight.
Who congregates the molly rays of
go. light
Into a vulgar mcdly-mixed and melted.
Who, for the meagre outline OF head
al GriDds down the siekly, white and dau.
~ by red, - :,
Witb which, time out of mind the humans
face he's peltcd,
he happier artist, rather chose
DIS kindred colors to compose
VI the Same stock tn original inherits-
rrosnpt to the impulse of the thought,
Late the Keeling paiater sought,
oeep In the cellars store, the dif'rent
wines and spirits
dipping his brush their hues among,
Around the semblance of each grace he
sJa flung AD
And saw, with all painters ewes.
So The teeming colors in reflection rise.
49, Shooting within the glowing cheek,
lie saw the blush of Sherry streak;
Pa!c 1t seemed, as more remote it rose.
And deeper as it reached the precincts of
gyaf the nose. n
.b3. Now over and anon, he sipp'd
The nectar where his brush was dip'd;
And Joyous as the likeness rose to view,
Drank deeply tic The jolly dog he drew.
with, PORT, or what is BLackssrah tritelv
nam'd
aEhe shady ringlets of the hair he fram'd;
while Carer DER cooler skin,
Crept through the whiskers down upon
the chin. Sa
Y No" with iBadsira's lighter dyes,
y He paints the region of the eyes;
With ardent hues the founts of sight he
= eng cheers, 'ai1 'rtH e
And Champagne sparklcs from their lam
bent spheres.
,, Now with more sober hand he drew
The lines of thought in sombre hue;
Gurtain'd the vivid eye in shade-and
now e3 e
With brandy bronz'd the brow.
eat length larger brush he chose
"a and spread the turtle grahe upon the
nose,
Which like burning: promontory
rose. si.t V
Huge and uneven as it met the view,
Dim In strange discolored light,
Which glow'd a rainbw on the sight,
hshectng all the wines on earth in one coll
s'0SS lected hue;
Yet was it's summit solar tipt;
aWhcre roster wines the brush had
bsdipt
And round its rugged sides arose
Sued crdters as Vesuvius shows;
Emblems they are Of epicurean prog,
BY topping wights eclept The blossoms OF
the grog.
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S. e. ID. Reed.
FdIRFAX STREET.

HAVE recently receiveia general as.
LII sortment of Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's Kid, Morocco and Leather SHOES
Likewise Gentlemen's 6ne Shoes and
Pumps.
IN STORE,
A large quantity of hnc and coarse HATS
all Of which will be sold or the most rca-
sonable terms for cash only.
Nav H.
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~ On Fiarfar, one door South of King
Street.
VIM. +. THORNTON,
{ Lately Of the firm Of WsDpERsyRx and
TNoRr2oN)
Has Iust oiseaed a large aud general sup
Riy of

I}itCGo AND MEDICINES.
faints, Spices, Patent Medicines Dive
n Stuff, Ssc.Gc, Which has been carefully
selected fro m the latest irnportations, AND
entirely under his own inspection.
10 his old Customers, he ilaiters himself
that bare knowledge of his having re-
samcd hrs business will be fully sufiicien,
to ensure him continuation of their pa
tronagc from others he solicits a call.
feeling well convinced, that nothing but an
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 Sc families will at all times receive
his prompt attention, andcvery article war
ranted pure and fresh
~ Family and sea medicine chests.
with plain printed directions handsomeR
and economically put up at hours notice
IN ADDITION
TO his ordinary stock he has on hand, 6 In
tends constantly keeping supply of
Prime CHEWING TOBACCO,
Best Havana SEGARS,
And Maecouba, Rappec and Scots SNUFF
April 10.
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PUBLIC SALE.

virtue OF decd of trust from the
iate James Piper, decd & Catharinss
~ nus wlie' 20 the subscriber for purposes
.a,A mentoned, will be sold at public
sae, on the premises for cash, on Wednes-
gay tine TN day OF July next at 10 o'clock ins
Two story Brick House
and the LOT on which it stands si,nares
on the north side of Prince street, betweers
Henry and Fayette streets, in The town os
:, Alexancria. Particulars will be- mate
known at the time and place of sale ~
AMOS ALEXANDER, Yrpstee.
N.'S Stawts
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BACON, &c.

$500 VT. Bacon
$4,000 VT, first quality Green and White
Coffee
1900 bushels Salt
~ so boxes. Mould and Dipt Candles
20 bbls. Whiskey
$50 bbls Shad and Hcrrings and va.
riety of Groceries, for sale by
CRAVEN 7. PEYTON.
April %
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FRESH S.dLAD OIL.

n compliance to an order of the Coun-
IL ty Court of Prince William County,
datedNlay 4th, 1918 notice is hereby gi
zen to all the creditors of yohn Cannon,
deceased, that they produce their claims for
settlement on or before the first day of Au-
gust next as final settlement of the same
isto take place at that time, and any claim
thereafter brought forwards will be reject
ed. = III
tsi- WILLIAM GRANT,
TO whom tie estate Of John
Cannon, deceased, quas left.
May % Iawew
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OILS AND PAINTS.


m # TTHEdS SNYDEP
HAS FOR SALE,
ssssnsss,i ou.
Train &
Tanners,
Copel !
japan & IvARNIKH.
'Rurpcntine
Paints and Painters Brushes
Turpentine, Rosin and Far.
HLSO,
Copper Stills, large and small
Brass and copper Wash-Kettles, large
and small
Copper Tca-HettIes
Do. Stew do.
80 boxes Tin Plate and Iron Wire.
wI7H GENERAL AsSoR7MEE9 or
TIN WARE.
All OF the above articles may be had at
has old stand OH Prince street, nearly op-
posite the Vendue Store, where he CONT
nues to carry on the Cohhersmith, Pkuar6e,
and 1fn-Pfate Business. and gives cash or
exchanges for all kinds OF cid Cotf.gr,
BrasS, Lead and Pewter.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-05
BURNING OF SoDUS.

Ertract Of q letter .Jiom a gentleman in
Geneva to his friend in this city, dated
22d June, 1918.
The enemy were seen off Sodus on
"Wednesday, where quantity of provisions
were deposited Gen. Burdet ordered ont
a regiment of militia to defend the place :.
they arrived there on Thursday, but found
no enemy. The provisions however were
removed (at least the principal part that be.
longed to the contractors) from the ware
houses on the waters edge, TO small
distance IN the edge of the woods and
on Saturday there being no appearance of
the enemy, the militia were discharged
leaving small guard Of neighbors to pro-
tect the place. Before evening of tn,
same day the enemy hove in sight-the
alarm was Immediately given--expresse
sent, who overlook the discharged mi.
iitIa, before they reached home, who re-
turned, together with large reinforce
ment, but not In time to prevent the de-
structlon OF the principal part Of the viii
lage. The cowardly foe, finding that the
greater part OF the provisions were remoy-
ed, although but short distance, say no,
more than 200 yards, dared not approach
them, but set fire TO all the valuable build
'ngs in the place, which were DESTROYED
with their contents. ] consider this the
most wanton act these barbarians have
been guilty Of this war, being made upon
peaceable unoHending village not CON
tanning a single soldier, or an ounce of
public military property.
After burning the principal part of the
villages, and Mr. Nicholas's warehouse
on the opposite side of the bay, they sent
flag demanding the -four and pork which
lay in their sight, and one of their men
who had deserted, upon which condition
they would cease to destroy any more
buildings-otherwise they would continue
to burn, and at all events take the proyi-
sions. Fortunate for them they did not at
| tempt to put their threat in execution, but
returned to their shipping, and on Sunday
night removed up the lake. left Sodus
yesterday about noon teams were then
employed in removing the provisions back
about three miles from the lake.
An express arrived lin town this after
noon, stating that the enemy had Just hove
in sight again. Should they attempt to
land, they will be severely punished for
their temerity.
The enemy's force consisted of their
new ship the Royal George, Earl MORA,
Prince Regent, Samooe schr. with small
boats and tenders to run into the harbors
on the lake.
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GENEVA, Jun. %.

GENEVA, June eS.
On Thursday last the British feet on
Ontario made its appearance of Pultney-
vile, causing the inhabitants much alarm.
from whence, without stopping thew shan
ed. their course towards Sodus. where was
stored about 1900 barrels ofprovisions, for
the safety of which fears were Entertained.
Colonel Swift's regiment was ordered on
duty. They assembled with alacritv and
removed from the village about 1000 bbI,
U. States properly the feet not annear.
ing, the alarm subsidized and the repimen,
was dismissed. The residue of the pro-
perty belonging to individuals was NOT re.
moved, they being under no fears for its
safety.
On Saturday evening the feet made its
appearance and anchored about miles off
the village; II consisted of several large
vessels and a number of small ones.
About9 O'Clock they landed number of
men, who, carried off the provisions that
remained In store, and wantonly burnt and
destroyed several of the best houses and
stores In the village, and embarked about 6
O'Clock next morning, when the fleet got
under way. On their landing they were
met by about so of the inhabitants, who FIR
ed volley, which is said TO have killed &
|ot the enemy; 1t was returned by three
times their number, killed one, mortally
wounded two, and slightly one. Captain
Ree's company of artillery marched from
tins villsge about 4 o'clock Sunday morn
ing' and coils. Colts and Smiths repi-
ments IL o'clock Monday morning Ma
ny OF our citizens, without distinction of
age or party, volunteered in the cause, and
they lined the road between this and Sodus,
distance of so miles.
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RICHMOND, july 2.
ACTION at Ran.fton.-conduct of the enemv

-dctfon at kfanifton--conducf Of the cnemy
--euacuation.
OFFICIAL.
Letter from Major Stahleton Cyutcbfeyd
10 the governor Of Virginia, dated
York County, Halfway House,
June 28th 1918.
SIR-Although l have given YOU, by
two communications partial account of
the engagement with the enemy at Hamp-
ton on the 25th instant, will now, having
1t in my power, beg leave to cominunic ate
to your eXcellency detail of the occurren-
ces of the day.
AT an early period of the morning of the
25th inst. our Mill Creek patrole gave in
formation that from thirty to forty British
oarges, filled with men, were approaching
the mouth OF Hampton Creek, by the inner
channel from the direction of Newport's
noose-when our troops were immediately
formed OIL their cDcampmeDt on Little Eng
land plantation, south west of, and divided
from Hampton by narrow creek, over
which slight foot bridge had been erected.
In very short time afterwards our Celey's
patrole reported the landing and approach
OF number OF the enemy's troops in our
rear A little after O'clock several bare-
es were seen approaching Black boards
Point, the headmost Of which commenced
a firing of round shot which was immedi-
ately returned from our battery of & long
10 Founders. The enemy, intimidated by
the quick and direct fire of our cannon.
drew back and sheltered himself behind
the Point, and from thence continued to
throw his round ~ and l8 pound shots,
accompanied by great number of roc ets,
charged with combustibe matter, which,
with very few exceptions, and those with
out injurious effect upon our detachment
or encampment, either fell short of, or
overreached their objects. For the space
OF three quarters of an hour, or more, dur
ing which time a mutual interchange of
discharges took place without the enemy's
doing any damage our infantry troops were
posted under cover Of high ditch immc-
dlately III front Of our camp. During this
period many rockets and large shots fell
within our encampment. AT this time our
rlfle company, which upon the earliest
lntimatlon OF the approach of the enemy
by land, had been dispatched TO conceal
themselves in the woods near the road by
which 1t was supposed the enemy was APP
preaching, commenced its well directed
and destructive fire upon the head Of the
invading columns.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-05
NETWORK, June so.
Latest from Commodore Hardy's So

y 0"' OV"f"fOHUFr IIaFUyS OQNQ-
dron.
fishing smack arrived here yesterday
afternoon, which was brought TO on Sun
day morning about o'clock, by the Rami-
lies, "a, the frigates Maidstone, Loire, and
brig of war in company.
Commodore Hardy detained the smack
about one hour and an half and told the cap
tam not to attempt to go out again, as he
Was determined to destroy all the smacks
and other small craft he fell in with, until
he was satisfied as to the cause of the ex-
plosion of the Eagle.
Commodore fl. informed the captain of
the smack, that he lost men by the explc-
sion OF the Eagle.
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No sooner were they completely engage
ed IN thus finishing this most diabolical of
actions, than the only survivor of the crew
descended into the cabin and set 6.e to the
magazine containing nearly nine thousand
pounds OF gun. powder, which in an instant
blew the vessel and every one on board to
atoms.
The nation acknowledge their having
lost nearly one hundred warriors, besides
a vast number wounded by tine explosion,
who were in canoes ronnd the shin. II is
impossible to tell who the person was that
so completely avenged himself, but there
cannot exist a single doubt that the act
will teach these villains better manners, and
will eventually be of immense benefit to
the coasting trade.
The four men who set off in the long
boat were, two or three days after, driven
ashore in gale and and massacred bv the
natives.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-05
ATTACK ON oswEGo.

E1fTarf OF letter TO a gentleman in this
city, dated Sackett's Har6or, June 81.
This day an express arrived from Oswe-
90 with information, that yesterday morn
ing the enemy's squadron appeared off
that place, and previous to his leaving,
which was at S O'Clock in the afternoon,
they made three attempts to land, but on
discovering our force they each time re-
turned 70 the squadron. When the ex-
press left, the squadron were maneuvring
of the harbor, and it was generally beliey.
ed that they would make another attempt.
On Monday last 800 infantry, under COM
mapd OF major Carr, left this place and ar
rived at Oswego on Wednesday the ex.
press says that there were about 500 mill.
tia at that place and all in fine spirits.
Captain Wolscy and several other fine ma
val officers are at that place. Wolsey had
command of the garrison, and lieutenant
Mix had command Of the schooner Grow
Ter, which is there. This afternoon about
$50 mounted dragons under command of
major LAVAL, started for the threatened
place.
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albany Argus Ertro

Ah June &c, 1918.
The Western mail has relieved our APP
prehensions for the safety OF the provisions
and stores Oh the bank Of Lake Ontario,
and has added another to the catalogue of
wansen savage burnings perpetrated by the
foe