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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06

III Court Of Sessions far fhe county Of
Cumberland, begun and 10 aen az Port
daad, an said county, on thc. frst Tues.
day 81 Sefi'embsr, ii. ID. 1918.
On he petition II Josiah Holmes and q.
,les which was entered a, The Jcne ,-rm
Of The Court VI Common Pleas, A. -. 1910
and continued ffgm term ~ teen, unth The
ie was with other n,s,teis transferred 10
I've Court Of Sessions, in Eau. eonn,y, and
thence sOulinucd tiom tscm AZ ie, IA 10 ihls
tenn.
The court ofder,-Thst the petitioners
give nliice thereof To tie inhahitsnis ui
Poland snd all Concerned by eau ing ~ nj
.rs,ed copy Of said peinion ~he ,.,s der
thereon, 10 be left with ,he Cleih of sad
Town Of Poland, ,lni,y ia, 5, al east before
tie ,oar,h Tue Gday OF Match nex. .nd al.
80 by publishing the same IN tie Columbian
Cen mel aud IN the portlsnd Gazstie, Tia,
hey may have opportunity 20 spt ear At the
Court ot Sessions which Is then 10 81 lclaru
al ior,lsnd. within md 81 ,ao sad oodn,,
u ct.maerl.nd, end shew csu.e Il sny the,
have Why ia. prayer Ut sad len,i,n should
Not be grained.
Attest. SAINT. FREEMAN. clet.
NOTICE j. hereby gwen, tia, the inhori-
~ Der hs' been du y appointed aamiuIIirsior
on the effaie Of
JOHN DOYLE,
late Of Lisbon in the counl, OF Lincoln Gen
/ lsbsn, deceafed aud has ,sken on himfeli hat |
fruR by giving bonds q. tbs law dlreels--sad |
Al. l,e,fons having demands upon the eiiate
u the laid Iohn boy e., are iequeiicd 10 es-
libIt The fame aud al. perlons indebted 10
AID eiia,e, are called upon ia make payment
O JOHN BiBBBR, ds@-.
Rs,pisi-, Ne0. 2iib, SIS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06

. Tho Hebfanr's nan ,s laid BY.
bom Ng,Ih 10 SCUM oa tsEfes b,y
No oaiis o. Hptaers sscd iho4e Shiis,
W,iirh trsemen drive uifl--waeun Whips
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06

my, Gen. Witinson was 50 severely ,nd,s
posed as to iender his recovery doubtful.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06

Gen Hampton, commando Of the North
crn Army was 1t Albany, NY last Sunday
week. On his way TO The southws,d.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06

Gen. Isa,d continues very sick at rlstts
burg.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06
A true copy-bas6,
SAM. FREEMAN. ck,f.

e. 80
IT a Circuit Cons. # Csns'c1 Ph6h
mfbe fsf haae,n Circuit, 6egun and
b0idn at Portland, qUifBm and fcyy
fbe coanty # Cuui5e, land, on The third
1ugMay Of N'anlter, II. ID. I8t3-~
ON the foregoing Petition, The Court Orr
dee. Thai The Petiuoner notify all concerned
by csnline an auefsd copy Of the laid psti-
ton And his order thereon 60 be pubihed Nv
Ct her os the Portland Newspapers, three
weeks iuccslvely, Toe lan publication 10 bu
thIrty days at lean before the FRI Iuslday OF
March feIt, that they may appear at the
Court Of Common Plea, then to he holden at
Portland, within aad Cor the iaid county OF
Cumberland and flew osu.e II any hey have,
why the prayer Of iAld petition lhsuId no. be-
granted.
Ans SAN FREEMAN. c'ak.
Nov
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06

Ii appears, from some cause or other
that our armies, Engaged III the con
quest of canada, in msay instances TX
p, rience similar isle with the Briii.h
armies during our revolutionary war
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06

we'd a, Sockets H.rpour For, George is IL
be gsrrisoned ~ N militia
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06

we'd at Sockets VI .rpour For, George is 10
be gsrrisoned ~ N 7 militia
When the patriotic and people low.
ing Rulers, IN their profound wlsdol.
plunged this country into a ruinous ana
unnecessary war, their ignorant and
servlle dupes hailed he event with saw
age reioicings and the first aNemp,
at the invasion oi Canada was an
nouncs1 with
Glory, Gtorytt Glory t,n'
Ii is nov amost a wear end hall
since ibis mad and foolish war com
menced millions ct money have BEEN
expended, and thousands oil lives sacri-
feed and what have these mighty
preparations, these "looking down op
position" Canada Armies, effected
Surely the waf-hawks have more iea-
son now to proclaim, DISGRACE, Dis
GRACE, than they bad 10 proclaim ffo-
ry : They would have done well 10
remember that ii is not for him that
pnueth on thc armoar 10 boast, but Tor
him that pa:te,h il off
BY the accounts from the II q OF
the army, IL appears thete will be no
more attempts ~ on either Kingston,
Montreal or Quebec, this season the
farce is suspended 'uIl the season ar
rIses when the elements are less unpro-
pitious than they have been OF lac
and unless peace takes place, which at
present there is not the least prospect
of, the country will be doomed to Wit
ness q second exhibition ot series OF
blunders. defeats. disasters, suspensions,
examinations, recriminaiious, marches
and counter-marches, which will oil
end as me late campaign has, in--that
which is worse than nothing unless
there Is a change OF system and OF
those who direct the sflairs of State.
In the mean time We the people have
only to pay the piper, be subjected to
greater ptivslioas, which will produce
harder times than, has ye, been expert.
enced.
We would recommend, by way Of
Epilogue, perusal OF the army bullet.
ms, both American aud English, in
this days paper.
AZ the season for fighting is closed,
that oilhe collectors and raxgatterers
IL about 20 commence. The Chiefs *
Lieulenants OF Counties, in many in
stances, have received their commits
sions and are ready TO begin aI.ive OPP
Grafton. thousands OF hungry, lazy
democrats and advocates Tor Madison
and war, are ciinging, pelitionlng and
gasping Tor the snbaltern offices in the
department Of aXation. , hose suck
ers on The body poillic, Notwithstanding
all their pretended republcanism and
love oil the people, care mol how much
bread is taken from the mouth OF la
bour, provided hey can bask IN Eseeu.
tive favor and lstlen ON the fees of OIL
fee. In the course ofthe coming win
ter the whole system OF axalIon and
Exaciion will be in the +" full tide oil
successful experiment" In the mean
time, we shall take All opportunity OF
once more laying before the public a
list OF these democratic sugar hlum6S,
yulgarly called Land lax, Shop lax,
Carriage lax, stamp | AK, SC. sc sc |
IL appears, from some cause or Other |
that our armies, engaged ia the con
quest OF canada, in many instances tx
p. rience similar isle with the Briti.h
armies during our revolutionary war
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06

CAhiE into the enolofure Of the fubicribsg,
- on the Of october lafi, a red HORSE.
abou' or years old The owner i, delrsd
&c ptovs properly, pay Charges AID take him
swsy-App'y to
JOSHUA LIBBY.
Sea- krtzgb Dee
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06

Po,,iqmo, Dec S. 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06

NOTICE j. hereby gwen, tia, the fahfcri
y Der has been du y appointed aaminlIirs o.
on tue eiiate af
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-02
E.NQU{RER-OFFT March 2.
END AND MEANS

we nave every advantage IN the end of
the present war, as well as in the n.eans by
which it is conducted.
,We ann by 1t to secrye our countrymen
from impressMent and chains-'rhe enemy
strives to establish the right of impressinp
nero seamen from our vessels and in
taking Fer own, she has taken and will
continue 10 take ours.
we say to her. "Cease to take your
own from our ships, and we will pass laws
ITO exclude them" A law i'm fact has inst
passed Congress, which secures her bv
the heaviest provisions in the use of her
seamen; which allows her agen to pu in
their claims; which requires the seaman
10 prove his citizenship which Furnishes
tie merchant and the captain for employ
ing British seaman; which even bars
the naturallzed seaman from our service ::
Except those to whom the faith of the nation
is already pledged-and who is there so
mem as to bresk the faith of the nation as
| t. them! This appeal is now made By law
OF the land; will the enemy reject il?
who is right ?-we or they?
lake 1t any way--onr proposition is the
best one.
Take it as to the poor scanen-it;s far
,ar oet'er ior the English government to
lose the use of one of their men. than for
one OF our citizens to be made a sLape. Il
rs even better for 80 guilty men to escape,
IMAM Tor one innocent man 10 sutfer-8ut
IRIS is not the true state of the case for we
oher TO put her seamen out of orr SERVICE
she Will therefore haze the use of them.
L axe 1t as TO the natIon--G. Britain m*y
lose the use OF man---but the u. =. not on
ly run the risk of losing the use of one of
their Citizens, but moreover loses their re
pNtation by submitting to so degrading a
practice.
The means of the war on the part of G.
Britain are worthy of her end Dufcherl
and .diSunion are her Instruments.
Butchery ! A Christian nation EMPLOYS
savages Indians are TO tomahawk & scalp
the women, the children, & the prisoner
Look to Colonel Porter's letter--afer he
battle was over, after the promise of ~. ter
ton had been passed." EUery herson 7yAo
by Soound or otherwise 4uas incatubie of
marching zoaS i'discriminatriy 6utchercd?''
Are you an American Does not your
| blood boil at this atrocity Shall the sword,
sleep over such wrongs?
DtSHnfon The Southern States pros
icr'neh--:n;i Commerce confined to the
F" Eastern STATES eacclusive y "a contra
riety OF feelings & interests is 10 be created
The American who would Weld to thi>
| temptation deserves TO die. Sooner let the
grave cover us, than give up the union to
the tempter.
Congress viii not punish with death
but they have two laws before them to
countervail the insi1ious encmy-the one
torbids the use of any licence whatever
the other, the expectation of the esse ntial
| articles in any other than American bot
toms.
With such ends and such mans before
them, it is impo sible, if we are true to our
selves, that the enemy can prevail-Le,
our resources be called forth and the
| aause Of justice, of innocence and America
| must finally succeed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-02

ask question respecting America, in con-
sequence OF the speech of the President ct
the United States, which he had that morn
ing read in the Newspapers but he should
witii first to know whether. there was
probability that the Noble Lord (Castle-
reagh) would soon be able to attend i'm his
place.
The Chancellor of the Excheoncr be-
Eeved the Noble Lord would be able TO
attend Oh Friday, if not tomorrow.
LONDON, December IS.
NJ Copenhagen the Russian Minister ex-
postulaied with the King Oh the introducti-
on into the Danish Gaze,tes of all the
French Bulletins, to the exclusion of the
Oilcial Accounts OF his Imperial Master.
The king replied, that the Minister was at
liberty To publish the latter at hi, own ex-
pence, and under his own direction ther
might be circulated throughout the Danish
territories. The Ambassador immediately
contlded this duty to the Russian Consul,
and by the means, the Danes have be-
Come accurately acquainted with all the
dlsa sters of their French 2liy
| Approximations are fel, in Sweden that
The ships under her flag viii be captured by
american privateers. and condemned in
French Courts OF Admiralty Under this
impression notice has been given to the A
merican' agents residing in that countr,
that ample re,ribution will be obtained from
the American ships and property in the
Baltic, if any such acts Of aggression are
committed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-02
IMPORTANT.

I'VE have the best authority for asserting
that the REQ t, mentioned IN late etters
FROM b rdeaux, Of the FsenCh Emperor
haviuS granted. since his ARRIVAL at Paris,
eighty. new iceHces to import colonial pro
t,uce from England, is destitute OF truth.
Such = ruGlor as circulated b. specuia Ois
in Bordeaux about the 25th of december.
III erch ants. Interested in the impor ,ation
of colonial produce irom England to France,
ninedi itely appied to the-pr"per French
authority to ascertain wheyher they could
obtain licences FOR that purpose. and were
explicitly told that none had been granted.
Commercial gentlemen engaged in the
trade to France, may implicitly rely upon
the truth of this statement.
DoH. H.,crisar;
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-02
NOTICE.
Department of State,

I%epnrfnlehf OF State,
ALIEN IT,. February %, 1918.
,,;, ,.t.N Enemies residing being within forty
miles OF tide water are required forth i,b ,o
~ ee "arShais OF the states territories in yhie
ey respectively are, for passports TO retire 10 sncb
pASes beyond that distance from tide water rs NAV
pe ues'Shsted 10y the marshas. This reeulation
however, is not to be put i'm force without srscai po
we against such alien enemies not engaged in com
erce AS were settled previously to the declaration
OF war IN their present abode are there pursninc
s';.I' lesu'ar and lawful occupation unconnected
marshal OF the district in which they reside per.
MISSION to remain where they are.
Feb. SO. -
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IO REM1,

h'dAI excellent stand for Business which i,r.
- emei' ~ occupied, rs dry Goods store bet,se.,
thc Store I'tey occupied by eanfain Robe.' g.
and the House occupied 10y M. VIM. CoFsn. TI.
s.ore hnn counting room viii le unted-xitb ar
without the upper part Of tie Hcuas VI
March, Cd. % ""O'-l.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-02
NOTICE.

z ~ IerSen' hav'ng Ella ms against D,p.,l g..
don Decd. late 81 the Town of Manobaste, w.,
requested TO como forward with their secosts ,.
psr.{ eu'n l and receive payment TE1se
indebted are directed 10 make psypieht as eor5. 80
possible &C 20 close their respective scco',s ~, ~
note: an persons hr,ing pewcr Of attorney ~, Z,
lands, Eoods or other property for che i. ~
In.9fneg Ger agency has ceasgd by The death 81
sHd DNn'ei Iordo-, they viii ccnseqseufl, rsnt W
such power w,,h 'acir accounts h a,,v. n a..
JAMES K NkHLs GORDON, Ev.s
Manchester, Feb ~. II.
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Osplyt'nent q &rre.
February oh, 1918.
SIR

SIR, "'"| VT IoI0'
fou are requested not to permit .lien sn.ro;.s
III future to proceed from any city, town or nj .
mlsn n oHr District, To any other city, town or
paee within the Cnit-d States. by land unIes, Won
know them 20 have repu. ation for nrabitu ar'i
Ian oo"sue IN their good intentions towasJs the
v inasn individual of This description, who has prr.
49,; iepof,eu himself to you, and = hom Won may
autnor'se TO depart is TO he furnished with 80
to printed forms OF which now transmit to Won
NpP"cauon OF any alien enemy for q eert;fc,t.
.aa' he mas previously and duly reported b;ms II 10
you, you are to give him one, for the inCoro,a,;ou
-, I've eohtetor OF the customs at Norfolk who is
also Instructed on this head with regard 10 alien
emIcs proceeding by water ''N - "''ei' en-
ihaVe The honor to be,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-02
. OUR COJNTRy,s CAUSE.

We are happy to inform the friends OF
our country, of the une.amplea success
which attends the recruiting service in
this town and vicinity. Seventeen men en-
listed in one Company in seven days.
Twelve men were also enlisted in another
company or Wednesday and Thursday
last, and all the officers on this duty. have
nearly the same success, We arc also as
snred the recruits generally are fine,
heal hy, robust men, ambitious TO re-
(d"ess their country's wrongs The old
companies already exceed their aggregate
OF 100 each, and the new will soon be
completed. Bos. Pat.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-02
ZANEsvILLE, Feb. II.

ZANESVILLE, L CD. II.
A rumour of an engagementby gen. Har-
rison with the British and Indians has been
atloat some days, and has been published IN
the Wortaing on paper. Fro II the best in
formation, we believe it to be unfounded, *
take occasion to caution the public against
spreading, or crediting rumors not well
founded. Eastern printers III particular
ough, to be cautious of publishing accounts
from dubious sources, as we have observed
some gross mistatemerts with respect 70
transactions in the west. We shall gene
rally be enabled to give the earliest infor-
NATION Of movements in the army, and we
shall be cauti Us tina. il be as near ,he truth
as possible.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-02
LAND EOR GALE

ENG empowered by Major VIM Broad,s Of
= ChipePper County to sell his tract of land in
fisnoser, known by the name OF Hickory botcTo T
oHer The same tor sale private contract contain.
ionr hundred and seventy acres aud is consider
Z" Valuab'e Isrm. 10 hes on the main Road lead
ing from the upper county to Richmond. hv ,yoy or
~ egro Foot, and is bound by the said road. Nov.
found river, ard the la5ls Of John NJ Shenna,d
anu Joseps Price Esqrs in the midst Of an opulent
anu rich ne'sh5ourhood, and convenient TO severa
merchant mill TIE improvements are ant 49,.
considerable except the apple orchard, thst is yerv
valuable further description is deemed unnecess
ny as tlose inclined to purchase, will no DOM,
view Tor themselves the land will be shewn Ly Geo
Mallory, tue tenant, and the terms made known tv
application To tie SubscIiber living near FreI,r
ieksbnrg, to the Pest Office Of which place a letters
addressed to me Lpost paid1 will be promptly at.
Rose Mount, Feb So I4wGg
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-02
TO THE EDIToR-

VdShtHSfoH, REQ, rs.
=" A Bill passed our house yesterday for an
extra session of Congress, to commence on
the 4th Monday in May-Many reasons.
supposed to be conclusive. made this mca
sure necessary--WhenI see YOU can give
you more particular account Of them than
can do by letter.
4" We received spirited message from
the President yesterday. reprobating in Sc
we're terms the late Order in Council. dis
eliminating in favor Of the Eastern states
i'll the export OF provisions, &c. 1t Is hoped
and believed by many that this barefaced,
odious attempt to divide our people. will
produce an effect contrary to what is calcu.
lated upon by the enemy-I Should not be
surprised il they are caught in their own
snare; they VIII unqucstIonabiy want our
provisions Of the next.Crop, and am much
mistaken IT there viii not be disposition
~ Congress to prevent their getting them.
" The affair OF cambridge IS considered
here as glorious ieat--A young nau Who
was IN the action, says the conduct Of Our
brave tars was above all praise They go
into action with as muCli 5ang G.oid and
as little apprehension. as a city beau would
so into IA Assembly room. Depend On il
John Bull IS stung to the quick the dcpre
dations OF bis trade, have OF late been very
severe also"
The Ship Latoda. from Cadiz, bound to
Baltimore, was boarded in the Chesapeake
on the 5th Feb. by the hlockadinr squadron
and ordered to n. Y. This aud The case Of
the Tw" Marys seem to sqnint to ,org
siege. If tHe squadron came 20 the Bay. as
has been supposed, to intercept the French
Fleet, they wouid not permit any VesseIto
gu to sea that might warn them of the Bri-
tish iieet isihS Ia 49, Bay,
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frigate,, one large ship in the oins last eve.
ming, standing in for the irnd.


Extract Of letter from a rncrican Captain n,
Cadiz, to his father in Boston, dated December
IL.
have now the pleasure Of informing you Of M,
sale arrival here, after anarrow escape from those
mercIess harharIHns, the AlgcrineH. l WAS chased
hF one ot them whole night. They fred seven
shot az me. When they first hove in sight il blew
a smart yale called oil my men, and We agreed
To- upset the ship before would suffer them 10
hoard M. put Up IS much sail would carvy her
sunnvi under water, and the. night being s,luaiy,
sa.'ed ont al sight OF her thank God Cor the es.
cape. did not hear of the WARMTH these pirates
until too late tobe out OF their way.-I'hey have
taken vessels yet Of Which the British have
demanded rs English. She has been given up and
arrived at Gibraltar. They will probably take 10
sail before they return.
Phifadeibkia, Feb. 9l.
BY an arrival ~ Peedy Island FROM iiayan,-, in
fsrmatiou rs received that Christcphe, the Hack
Erareror oi rlayti, has declared war against Eng
land.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-02

co,. An. r., II. YORK, Feb 25.
aP.. Aisn' oi the Canton, favor ell The editors OF
this Gazette with the following list of ;mnor,a,in
INTO the port OF isbon, !. the month of December
81, o,o4s bhls. Flour; 100000 bushels Wheat -
10 do Indian Corn $4,000 do Rye Sc. oy6
bb's and SIS sacks Biscuits
CAPT; Allen Informs, that Lord Wellington arriy-
Ell at Lisbon on the 18th of January. the dav he
ssed-That in his retreat from M.dr;d I' nc NC
oet|ecn and 5000 men-That in one instance he
.ad TO cut his way through narrow pass where
we're posted several Thousand French troops, and
that he killed about loco of them ~
ue a'so informs thst Gen Maitland was under ar
rest anu was 10 De seat to England to be trisd for
iot using his best exertions prevent a iunctior
Joseph. ~ "'N ming
a bf'!,sh irgate ar at Lisbon days before Cant
tA"eh sai'eh, which left Engianden the I'd of Ian &,
'rgusn. accounts OF BonaPartes return to Paris.
saw. ""i-
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ALBANY. Feb. 16.

ALBANY, Feb. 49,
The Editor tenders his acknow dgments
30 Gen. DEARHoRM, for politely furnish
ing him with the following official informa-
ton. .ArguS.
SHOCKING BARgARTTY.
Extract ofe letter from Cal Porter, com
n,aJtdiug at Wegcra, 10. Gen. Dearborn.
e The arrival Of several of Gen. VIM
ehester's officers at Buffalo, last evening,
confirms the late reports Of that General
& his lutte army having been killed or cap
tured Those officers state, that such was
the hellish fcrocity of the Savages after the
battle, that evcry ferSon 7Uho by 7Upund Or.
otherzvise 7vas incahG6je Of marching, zygs
Instantly and unfortunately bnfchcred
by them The General and the remain
der of his tro0ps are now crossing at Fort
Niagara. The field officers are refused
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-02

Your most obedent servant.
TIE ,,or,h., JAMES MONROE.
of the District
OF Virginia.
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GENEIAI. HARRISON.

1J'There has been no battle, as rcpor.
ed.-The following IS the latest account
Whose bosom does not beat for his coun-
tryman
PITTSBURG, Feb 10.
letter from an officer in the North
Western army 70 his friend il this place,
dated Mami Rapids, Febrc ,ry -. 1918
received by the Express post on Wetnes-
day last, says, " Spies whom Gen. Harri
sen had sent out to obtain information. re-
turned here on the 10th, and stated, that
they mad discovered party of British and
ineiap>, supposed about six hundred. Gen.
Harrison Immediately held consultation
with his officers, and it was determined to
dctach party IN pursuit of them-vCl,,p
teers were required, and 1890 Immediately
narnded--the commend was assigned t.,
sol. fcrrce Of the Pennsylvania. and Col.
Conneil OF the Virginia militia. After
matching on the ice about % miles, it va.
. ascertained ihat he enemy had heard oi
Us. ana mad prec'pitate!y reiterated to- Nal,
"eh' SO that we had the modification Of
returning without cbastising their insolerce
Il IS generally thought that Maiden will h.,
inc nrSt OBJECT wiki the general, and il is
r'opaDIe we may move from this place ON
mat ronte tomorrow at all events we
shall in few DAYS
It's now reduced to a certainty that in
me action at the river Raisin OF the e2d
UT our loss in Killed and wounded doe
not exceed one hundred and eiphty-abont
Two hundred escaped. and the rest, proba
o'y SIX hundred, are prisone-a--thc loss Of
e"e enemy IN KILLED and wonndcd exceed
iouf hundred; there never was greater
bravery displayed than by the hmer;o ans
they drove the enemy several times, and
Obliged them to spike their cannon, and
would nave been victorious, had they nor
oeeh overpowcred by the arrival of rein
forcements from Maiden"
We are authorised to state that lon r. C.h.u
r-sl rsnews the tender OF his services to the Sene
tor'a' Distr,ct composed of the counties Of Alder
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