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From Tire albany Argus, Ezra.
7Mursday, Juae 8.

Thursday, June 5.
MEssENeEn OFFICE, (CAnandaisua)
May q, 1913
1t is with Infinite satlsIactl n We an
nounce to the readers VI TIC Messenger,
another victory over tbs enemy, The pos,
session of his most important tort, AID
in fact the su5jugation OF the Upper
Province Of Canada.
Thanks be 10 God, for the success Of
Jus. and unavoidable war! A new era
has commenced in our military opera
tons, The activity of the head OF the
war Department., is felt through all It's
branches, and the effects of system, Vi
yor and dispatch, are before US.
By letters from Buff~loe and Batavia,
and by the band-b!ll printed al tie latter
place. VIC learn the following:
On Thursday the 27rh Instant, at
O'Clock A. II. the army under the com
mand of General Lewis, and Generals
Bovd aud wv inder. ianded under cover
of a heavy fire from Com. Chauncey's
squadron, on the ensmy's shore, above
the light house, about two miles west
from Newark. Our troops amounted to
abnu, 1000, and were met BY nearly the
whole force Of the British, ON their land
ing; " hen severe engagement ensued,
our trssps out.f-nSed the enemy and
cut off their retrea, TO Fort George.-
Immediately after The enemy's troops
remaining in the Fort blew up their am
munition and prblic property together
with some of their own men, and imme-
dia,ely pushed tor Queenstown.
At two o'clock they were seen retreat
inc from the scene OF Van Renssalaers
attack, and our troops in full pursuit
/, is said the enemy has DESTROYED all
the b.,tesie. from Fort George to Eric,
if so. the whole British army must me-
vitality surrender in a few days
The loss sustained by US, Cannot be yet
.scertained, 1t said to be ulillhg--l2
men only killed s. one officer wounded.
Fysn the Albany Gazette
NEWS FROM THE WEST.
Reto.nory Office, (anand0iguo:
May 2s-7 o'clock r M
The carrier of the western mail, Mr..
Goodwin, Just arrived, has obiisiaeiy
banded,the editor hand bill, printed at
Batavia, 7 O'Clock last eveDing-which
states, on the suthsrity OF gentlemen
from Fort Niagara, the following highly
interesting intelligence:
IS About sunrise yesterday our troops
commanded by Gen. Dearborn, embark.
ID in boats under :he immediate CEN
m.nd of Gen. Lewis, and landed, unde
cover of the cannon Of Com. ChaonesJS
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49, q or Is years of
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ga Slacun.
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~ "Wednesday al ; O'clock, p. Nj.
" r!ll DC soid, tor the b&neht OF
". IN ii may Concsrn. OH board ship
Monsoon, NatnaaIci Williams, master,
ling a! the wharf improved by Mr..
John MunC ester. 81.
1889 barrels super6re Flour
Is barrels, hne ditto.
Conditions mace known a. the place OF
sale.
p Marlteller.
June g. ~
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Sale at Auction.

June 8.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-07
Z IN COUNCIL,
Decembty 4sASlsl:


Ordered, that the auditor issue war
rant in fayor of Andrew SchoiGeld Tor
8 400, to meet the current expences OF
the poor house.
A letter from Andrew Scsl6eld, pre-.
sident Of the board of trustees of the
poor house, was received and read,
whereupon, ordered that the Presicen.
of Councils do make application to some
Of the Banks in the town Of Alexandra,
for the lsan Of 8 1900 to meet the cur
cent expences Of the poor house, and to
cav off the loan which the. President
thereof has obtained.
Ordered, that the taxes due from
Thomas Walker be renit.ed.
The committee appointed on the sub
ject of the tobacco warehouse, made a
report which wss read, whereupop, the
following orders were taken.
Ordered, that the auditor issue =
warrant in favor of Heprp Davis for 5 "A
81 Ia cents, for slowing and ,kid,
ding tobacco, in the old tobacco ware.
house. s
Ordsrsd, that the auditor issue wst
rant in favor Of Richard Coe, Ter g {,
for bis services in attending 10 the re
slowing and skidding the tobacco, in tt,
old tobaseo varsboass.
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
BOSTON, December |.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT
Office eftbc ~ yhoft Mercnrv,
Saturday even!ng, Nov. 27, 1918.
NEWS FROM THE ESSEX.

..
This siternoon arrived at ,iispor:. the
ship Bingham, Capt, Patterson Of Phi
ladeipaia, 43 days from Rio Jareiso -
Passengers, Capt. A. sipnter, OF this
tewn, Messra. Pea:c and flaming Of
Boston, and Mr.. Charles 7. Clarke,
inidshipnan. md sea,nen, of the y. s.
FUgate Essex who were seat into Rio
Janeiro in January last, in schooner
ilpaded with talow and hides, prize to
II Essex, which was afterwards carried
out IF the harbor and destroyed, she moi
beig considered it to send to the y
States
Mr.. Clurke informs us, that the Es,
sex wste' ed a, the Island of S.. Catae.
mes III January last, and Proceeded on
cruise of the Co.'s; OF Caili-Mr. G..
also iaiorms, the sh:p Rosa, prize to
the Essex, arrived at Ria about a weeks
b foEs he LEFT, having on board the crews
of s merchant vessels, which she had
CAPTURED in the South Seas---;hcir
names nor value he did Rot learn.
The last news from the Essex, re-
ceiyed at Rio Janeiro. by our Consul,
Dir sump,er, was that on the 24tf
June, she left Valparaiso; but i
was net known where she had goac,-
Tbs Essex had fitted GU, one o her
prizes, aud called ter the Essex Junior.
She had made several prizes and sent
them into VaIapeirsisc.
The British frigate Nereis, from
River Plate, with two naillions Of
collars, arrived at Rio the last OF
August.-The Specie was taken out
and put on board the Montague ~,
which had sailed for England with
it, il not being considered safe in the
frigste, as il was reported at Rio,
that an Am. frigate Was waiting for
her. 1t was also reported at Rio,
that the Congress frigate wstered at
Para, (about 2 leagues north Of Fer,
nambuea) Oh the first OF. August
A frigate and tive sleeps Of war
had sailed from Rio, to proceed round
Cape Horn, 20 intercept the Essex,
and take possession Of our settlement
on Columbia River.
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congress of the u. States.
House Of Representatives.
AMospay, Dec, s, 1919.


At half past IL o'clock call of the
house took slace and SO members an
.wering to their names, the Speaker
announced that quorum OF the House
we're present and ready TO proceed
business
Z On motion of Mr.. FindIey message
was sent TO the Senate, informing them
that quorum of the house had assem-
blesi,
On motion OF Mr.. Fiedley the usua'
order fo,. furnishing the members with
newspapers vas adopted.
A message was received from the Sc.
nate, notifying the House that quorum
oitba, body had assembled ard proceed,
ed 10 business, and had chosen the Hon
Mr. Varnum, their president pro tenn.
Mr.. King. of Massachusetts called
the attention OF the House, to-a resolu-
,ion offered by himtelf Oh the I4th June
last, relative to the aPpoiptmen, OF the
committee of Elections. This resUln-
ton proposes to change the rules and
orders of the House as they now stand
BY altering the mode Of appointing that
committee. by making it necessary that
the names OF all the members present
be PIT into ballot box, aud the speaker
drsw from the box The nanies whIch
shall constitute the committee, eXceF'
parties to any contest E'ay happen 20 be
| drawn, when others shall be selected
Laid on the table.
On motion Of MIR. FindIey, commit
tee was appointed to wait on the Pres'
! deat OF the y States, and inform hin
that qucSums Of both houses having
sssembIad, were ready TO receive any
Communication he might be pleased t
make to them. Adjourned.
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NEW.YoBK. yo so.

By an officer who ed y uD this
morning from tho ietilM OF gun
boats stationed al Sandy Hook. we
leara, that Yesterday til Plantage-
nes chased on shore. shd&t t2 miles
belsg Sandy Hook, aad miIes from
Long Brunch. the shs John and
MARY. from Sew-0ieas bound 10
New York, with cotol sugar and
lead 20 Cox end Aostudve The
schooner was taken pysfssiou OF by
The boats from the h4{agenet. and
about half the eag% taken out.
When the eireumstaS WAS disco
yered by the olaces Belonging to
the fotiIla ooe had@d and fifty
saea were imne,iiatey -tached wifi,
'sinsil arms, under % command OF
lsailing master PeHqaf. and the
Brilish we're drive bT, cafrsiRg
wfth them the pluna they had Sc
ellFsi. "A flag OF Ice vas then
mi on siore from British eem-
sander, claiming schooner as
q Ms prizs and ofteri 10 z 'nsom her
{for a thousand dol b ii this de-
8 mand wxs not colplied with, he
thPeateasa TO dsstae9he schooner G.
the house. ri al lsonk eaaen. sail
iBg nastsr Rogers, 10 received tn
Rag, said, he did nospadersiand how
the seiooaes could /, British prize.
for sI,a was nos 40 ca possession, 4
wo should defend str. AS soon as
the Gag psiHrDsi q sayy fire was o.
peaed from the i'iAtagenet. whiei.
eshtinGaBuutii darg nearly 70O shot
wcrs t;,p0Ya on shOe. But natwith.
staadiaS tie drs tis men proceeded
to t4ke aud secure What cargo The
British had ls.t. Dni, oar Baa was
hurt. uho$as Soa,dea by a splinter /:
the houses wera aGifonshed. and the
schooner pas ysry kttle iajured.
There tsrelvo Preaeh passengers
on board khe John aud Mary. one OF
wham maGsbis escape, tAe other was
takea prisMer.
- s,s4s.as-A-Ss-.z,..,s,
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TIC 80 e CoNQ VaSr-

\ we laid{3,ore our readers Gn Satur-
ldoy. Gen. MansoO's letters to the Sc
kre,ary of giyipg The history Of his
progress i asqta---oft he'actior which
Gck piacesS,een the rear Of his army
Id he eSsry, .Ct ths failure Of his ex
aa.don aSaiN Montreal, ,o.s,her with
IL eaflaaxAn oil he causes which led
70 tha. mel ins r.u.t. These letters
vii be READ hegood people of the
United Stal viii 10 Small sensation
iEdependeuvo l me lew hich they at
fore them, Tie. ussraaie manner -
which rhe ifsaslon { Canada has been
conducted; y s. disc sc imponant fac :.
in relation to be mor and physical con-
diIion of tag Recprof ira, country,
whiea eaneot iaii 'olissipate the idle
specuIstions ssteaoa, lnongst us, as 70
their strength and ,smer.
When Canatla sasirs, invaded, we
we're told, that it wOH be conquered
without rssissance--,s; is inhabitants
hated the government 'dsr whicA sew
lived, end longed for opportunity =
u d.
becoming members Of t. great rrtubE-
can family of America. 10 short Cara
da was to be taken by Proetdmcncn.
The experiment, sas n;e-tbe invita-
'tion was prociaimed--Sr alas /! instead
of rushing into oar arms, we expected;
our messengers were tread as spies and
enemies. seized, s'r'pPet,ad Imprison-
cd As soon as this ung cioas return
was made known 10 cueoyernment (;
they prepared vith much and cir
cumstaace, to enforce th,kindness so
generously preferred and sroughly re
rejected. AID army composs of echoice
materials, and directed by,eicers who
osscssed the confidence ofse people,
as marched npon Canada as if the
Gods had declsred agains S"i it so
lpPeped, thet ia few rntbs they
ERE also in the ensmy's Stches.--
pese repeated evidences of,ubboru
Erati;ude. extingnishcd ey SPARK
kindness in the breasts of osphilan-
\pic republicans, for "the Dor OPP
I'd Canadians; and il wasolem-
minea 10 annihilats tteAeone
Pow pr this purpose our NPa
ers with patriotic appsaA,O
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NETWORK December 9

Gen. Hanp'on arrived 7eTe yesterday
in the Steamboat from Albs8y, ard
Gems. Wiisiusnn and Lewis are on their
wsy down. B, this conveyance We re-
ce,yed the Alhlay papers OF Tnesdav,
containing the Following articles:
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'ty. harmony, Retsey Bee Regpla-
tor. suksy, New: Yo'k, aroiine.
Ph9be. Fredericksburg, p ]y. Lucy
and Sally, Poor JACK. venteea
ethess. t,aaiss not known, urnt and
destroy ed.
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~. ec,ntn;,te,e, ,.rr.,;.

The COMMITTEES appotn
iect Of Rnyal Street pAys
report, which with the &
companying il ware read
Ordered, that the superb,
lice do make . return for
Royal Street, agreeable 10
7th Ssp.ember 1902 To the
aounciI,. stating specially Il
feet front held by each I'd
tiyely, and the tax to whic
is liable, and that the cisr!
Go place the return in the
collector for ward M. 2, I'd
sof the balance due thereon.
Ordered, ,hatthe sudiwr'
rantin favor OF John Clark,
cents & charge the same toth
Ordered, that the auditor
ran: in favor Of John Clark.
cents, and charge the same 10
Powell e
Ordered, that the collector
ces rstlirn TO Council, 4 lis,so
rots as may have occurred
knowledge, in paving theSk
1910.
The committee to whont,
red the petition Of isaac EpayisIsyl
report, whereupon.. Ordcted, TIN
sasc Epswi.le be permitted under
d rection OF Messrs., Grid, Ne~ton.l
Muncaster, to eaDhd wharf fro.1
soutb side of Wclfe Street, acre.
street to JON the property Of KnkN|
tate, on condition that the same be i
in proper repair, and su5jec, to the
coral regulations as expressed in an
der Of Council Of he Cd July iso2,
az the order to Francis /. II. Roxie1
| August seth 1900
Of.ered, that Messrs Brc0ks|
! Mars,eiler ke committee to enpA
C.fpenserard procure matsrhls -,
diafeay, tor repairing the fenceteuDd
market square, and charge tb( exne
ofthe same to the Gene, al Fud.
Erfracf from the Mmutesl 8
/. P THOMPSONc. !;
To he con ciHded in our n ,
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From the .sl6anu .hrgu&, .N6D. 80.

From the ,aibanv .h'gu&, .NoD. 80.
We gave on Saturday, the interesting
offic.s correspondence Foes this IL
viii be seen, that our loss IN the battle
of the ll,h has been exaggerated IN
most of the unofficial accounts that have
BE- en- published The enemy, We under
stand made no prisoners, except wound
ed The three wnunded officers who
were taken, we're not csptured Oh the
field but in house 10 which they had
been removed However the delay
which rendered the action necessary,
NAV be thought OF the very scruprlous
adherence to mdc $, which prevented
the route and pIrsnit of the enemy, for
which our force was amrly competent.
lit will not be denied thu. the troops
engaged displayed an undounted brave.
~ srd perseverance, eff exerton worthy
he highest encomium.
AT the last dates from the army, Gen
Wilkinson was so seriously indisposed,
"a to render his reco, cry doubtful
Gen Arm strong left this city or Sa-
turdgy, in the Car of Neptune.
Gen. Harrison .rrived in this city a,
orc o'clock OF Saturday morning, from
Sackett's Harbor, and left ii a, nine in
tire Steam Boat.
Gen. Hampton arrived here on Sun.
dav from the Northern army
The order for Hampton's division of
the army to march TO St Regis has been
countermanded except as il respects the
81 battalion of the 18th and company
Of tie 5th.
M'Arthur's brigade has arrived at
Sacket,'s Harbor, on board the squad.
ron, from Fort George, the enemy hav-
ing abandoned Burlington heights.
Major General Hampton, Colonel
Randolph, Major Lee, Captain RAN
dolph, and several other officers ar
rived in this city yesterday, in the
steam boat, from Albany.
Yesterday dinner was given to
Major General Harrison, at Tam
many Hall.
BALTIMORE, Dec. l..
Brigadier General Bloomfield is in
this city, or bis way to the Court Mar
tial, for the trial Of HULL.
10 :. - T.. i
A letter to lady in this city. dated
saeke,t's Harbor, Nov. IS, from her
brother there, states circumstance,
which we do not remember to hsve seen
noticed in the other accounts, VIZ. that
Gen. FRAzaR tell on the part of the
British, in the affair which lost rs CO.
yINGToN.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20.

We have had conversation with
an intelligent officer who left Ger.
Hilkioson's army at French Mills On
the 18th November. They were
then huttipg. The river Shannon up
which our ho,iila bad proceeded a.
bout 1 2 miles Was frozen over. Gcn.
Wilkinson continued seriously ;ndis
POSED And Gen. Coviagton and Coi.
Dix were buried with Military ho-
nors az French Millso on the 18th.
Gen. Hampton was at darlington
on the Esd. understood to be on bis
way to the seat OF the general go.
ycrnment. The ccnsaiesceHt eificer'
and soldiers Of this army were a
Burlington where Gen. Parker wa
let ia command. The main bod'
Of the army had gone into winter
quarters at plattsburg. where Cen
| lizard was in command.
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General Harrison and the Secrc-
faru at War arrived at New York,
in the Steam Boat from Albany. on
sunday. They are expected in this
city by the Eastern mail Of this day.
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i he Stockholders IN the
Farmsrs' b&nk OF alexandria, are
hereby notified, that all Election Of
thirteen Directors, for tie ersuinE
.gear, WIN he ield at the Bank OF the
first Mondsy in pext month, (January.}
John Hoof, Cash'r.
Decsmber7 ~ a,lMinJ. y
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A letter from Gen. FAYEoa, at
Washingtsa city, states, that him-
self, Mai. MADISON, Col. LAWS,
Gems. WINcHEsTER and HULL, are
at last exchanged.
Poulson's ID. lido.
Corpus Clark, Esq. a member OF the
House of Representatives OF Vermont,
has been expelled.
Bgton Palladium
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sagXssDsIA
TU&OAY, DEcxnaER 7.
20 sHEw

80 sAVT
TAR ,EAsaa < sops on rss r-s s.
xls gcaa esssay&r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23

Freeing from postage all letters and packets
to and from the superintendent eneral
Of MltsTy Supplies
BIZ IL enacted by the Senate ant Hohse u
ytehresenfafues Of Me United Sfafes H.
Dierics, IN Congress assembled, That all let
tiers and packets to and from the Superin-
tendant General Of Military Supplies, which
relate TO his official duties, shall be free from
postage,
II. CLAY,
Speaker ofthe House OF Representatives.
T.. GERRY,
Tice-president OF the United states, and Presi.
dent OF the Senate.
July iS. 1915.
Approved JAMES MADISON
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BArAv1A, N. Y August IL

Mr. 8uel Brown of Bethany in this county
arrived in this village on Wednesday even
ing last. He and anumber of other citizens
unarmed. among whom was Mr. Tiffany,
merchant IF Lewiston, while crossing the NJ
agara on the Esd June last, near Queenston,
were made prisoners by party of indians,
under the command Of capita Kirby of
the CANADIAN militia, and robbed OF most of
their clothing and money. In this deplora>
bic condition they had to encounter the VIE
cistudes of the season, for several weeks,
without coats, waist coats or blankets and
for many nights no other covering but the
heavens. They were repeatedly promised
their liberation by the British officers, but
still detained, under various pretences, at
the Forty mile creek, until the twenty ninth
ultimo, when he and eight others were or
dered into boat for Kingston, under a
guard, consisting of an officer and nine men.
About 10 o'clock the same evening, when
within 10 or 10 miles from Little York, they
rose upon the guard, and after short but
severe straggie, took them and made for
Fort George, where they arrived about one
O'Clock the next day.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-30
COMMODORE BARNEY.

We have at length ascertained the real
nature OF the command which this gallant
seaman is to occupy. He has been appoint
ed to take charge of the fiotilla of barges.
gun boats and other vessels destined for the
defence OF the Chesapeake Bay. His com
mand is one entirely Separate from the na-
Wy and he is to receive his orders inmedi-
ately and exclusively from the honorable the
secretary Of that department. Commodore
Gordon who at present commands here
has been appointed to the frigate Constella-
ton, now lying at Norfolk. Commodore
Barney has accepted the command given to
him. Bal. IVhig.
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HEw YORK, Aug. %
CAPT. JAMES LAWRENCE.

We are authorised go state from source
which precludes all doubt, that Edward n
Cox, Esq. brOther-in law Of Capt. Law
renee, has proceeded to Salem, for the pur
pose OF receiving and cow ying to this CITY
the body OF that beloved and universally la
mented Hero. From the same source we
are also assured, that 1t is the intention oil
tho Naval Officers on this station, Caltho'
lew IN nutnbers) to render all military hon
81 IN their power, to the refhains Of bros
thsr whose nooieness OF soul and goodness
Ofheart have only been equslled by The br,l
liancy Of his achievements aud his Sevoti,n
to his Country.