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"A cure forC Coughs, Colds. &c
HAMUTON's ELIXIR,

A sovereign remedy for Colds, obst-
nate Coughs, Asthmas' Sore Threats
and approaching Consumpuons, anc
most disorders of the breast anc
lungs.
TINE celebrity acquired by this me.
dicine through the United States
for speedily removing coughs colds
hoarsencss, Sc. exceeds all former ex.
amples. The following recommends
ton, selected from very numerous
list, will fully confirm what has been
said of its unparalleled excellence.
TO H. LEE.
Being DESTROYS to make public, tor
the good of others, the excellent quail
ty of Hamilton's Elixir. prepared by
the late Mr.. Lee, have sent you the
following account CT the benefit have
received from it, which hope will In
duce Others to give it trial. In con
sequence of bruise on the breast, re.
criye6 from a fall. my health grew
bad, my breathing became very diff
cult, and frequently l have hao
suddenly to rise up in my bed, with all
the horrors of immediate suffocatiop.
Add to these a constant pain IN m
breast, and cough, great loss OF
strength and flesh, and you may con-
ceire that my symptoms evidently in
dica,ea an approaching consumption
The ady:6e of a most eminent physl
clan was nsorted to, and afterwards :
second called in, but without givine
me anv relief Another Physician wht
knew me, and the circumstances OF nv
cass, advised rae to give Hamilton's T.
ixir a trial, saying he had used 1t II
his practice, and always found 1t to do
much good A bottle was procured
from Mr.. Birch's and found relief be-
fore had taken half OF it continu
ed 10 use il, and was soon strong e
nough 10 attend 10 business. On tax
ing cold, some OF my former symp
toms return, but are always remove
by dose or TWO of the Elixir.
GEORGE BtNNER. junr.
No. 81. Butd-strcet. Philadelphia.
HAMILTON ELIXIR
Will prove valuable acquisition II
public speakers, who may be suhIe''
to temporary hoarseness, thickness c
speech, sc. II long confirmed 18th
amatic complaints where cure Cal
scarcely be expected. this medicine a.
fords immediate relief, medcratins The
fits of coughing, end rendering then
recurrence less frequent. On children
afflicted with the hopping cough, the
like beneficial effects may contidenu,
be expected.
Itch Ointment,
Warranted to cure by once using, &
to be free from Mercury or any per
nicious or offensive ingredient, sc
may with perfect safety be applied to
the youngest infant.
HAMILTON's
Worm observation-disclosures
Hahn's true and genuine
German Corn Plaster,
An infallio,e remedy torCorns, spec.
div removing them, root and branch
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The Alexandria Museum,

Is open for the reception of visitors,
L ever, day. Sunday excepted) from
10 A. NJ. to 2 P Nj.
Those, who esteem it pleasure.
to pass an hour, in viewing an Assem-.
blage of the works of Nature and Art
may here be gratified.
Adnittance forgrown persons, q;
cents, each visit-Childrea, IL la
cents.
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LEES ELIXIR.

A soyersisn remsGy for coldss oosu-
nate coughs, eatarsghs, asthmas, son
shrozts and approaching consumPticns
sSessrs. Mst6aef Lee, q Co.
You are at liberty 70 use my name
in the Recommendation ofLee's Eiixir
\. from repeated trials | have foundn
an excellent remedy for colds, coughs
&c.
BALTIMORE, June 20, 1910.
Messrs. Michael Lee u Co.
I was attacked with most violent
cold. a severe cough and pain IN the
breast which continued to grow worse
during which my appetite failed ano
INV voice altered so much that II was
with the utmost exertion could pro-
nounce single sentence louder than
nv breath. Some Of my friends nav.
ing observed to ne that much good
had been done BY the use oil Lees t
,hxir. advised me to procure bottle
from Messrs Warner and Hanna
which accordingly did-snd to those
persons unacquainted with the merits
of this medicine, it will appear ssto-
ni,bins that three dose. should remove
the pains in my breast, and the use
one bottle only restored me to perfect
health.
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District Of Columbia, to wit,
County Of -AlerGndris,
.1frR Term, 1918.
EvanP Taylor, Complainant,
Against, ! In
David Chadwick and Joseph >ChAn.
Chadwick and SilysBus Gerry.
Smith, Defendants.
The Defendants David
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Hahn's true and genuine
German Corn Plaster,
An iniallio.e remedy torCorns, spec
iiiy removing them, root and branch
without giving pain.
The Genrins Persian Lotion.
The Restorative Powder,
For the Teeth and Gums.
Hahn's Genuine Eve Water,
4 sovereign remedy for all diseases
CT the ewes.
Hahn's Anti Bilious Pills,
Celebrated for the milt!uess of their
operation, &c for berg tbs best known
remedy TOR cleansing the stomach and
bowels.
Hamil,oh's Essence * Extract OF
Mustard,
Fer Rheumatism, Govt, Palsy.
Swelling, Numbness. sc,
Tooth-Ache Drops,
The only remedy yet discovered.
which gives immediate AMI lasting
relief in the most severe instances
The Anodyne Elixsr,
For the cure of every kind of head
ache,
The Damask Lip Salve.
Hamilton Grand Restorative,
For debilitated cons buttons.
TAXI NOTICE.
The above genuine Medicines, are
prepare * sold, wholesale and etail,
at Lees Patent and Family Medicine
Store, No. SIS, .iaiden-Lane, New
Yosk-and oy particular appointment,
ny JAMES KENNEDY & Son, Book
sellers, Alexandria.
Hannah Lee.
February lawll.
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l his is to give Notice

mat tne su riUer. OF AloXaadria
oeoty, in the District of Columtia,
AS obt aintd rom toe Orphans Cou.t
. saiu CouDtv !, IT,. documentary on
he esl'te d 1homas Trefcher. late ot
tie co rtl aloras sad, deceased all
persons having is'ms agsin,, the said
aete -ent art hereby warned to exbi
Dit the same with the vouchers there.
OF TO the subscribe. duly amhcnticat.
ID snd passed by tho Orphans Court,
or before the 2sih day of Aprii
ext, or tkey may by law be excluded
from al baneit to said estate and
hose indebted thereto are required to
maze imm sd'at. payment. Given
-un !er nay hane! this 7sth day of Octo-
Der. 1873.
ISAAC ENTWIc!F.
Executor Of Thomas Tefrber
Oetohe 30. ct
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Columbia. Ptn. Oct. IS.
STACKING ACCIDENT.

On Wednesday mori,ins asst a
man was found dead bets IN this
place 4 6hickgnes nearth, Marry.
His death VAS occasioned u, roll
ins Of stone from the qusi'. down
the side of the bill. TIE stene struck
his head and bruised end mHnsleii It
in most awful maDner-~ 1e was
seen passing Nr. Reimcr's II Tues
day evening near sunset. which
tine il was supposed the uli 'rtnnate
accident occurred. an int est was
hrli aver bis body on We, aesday,
which was inferred in The buryins
ground of this place on the evening
OF said day. He was dres ed in
we've, rourtl- and cora panta'
icons. end appeared to have been
plascrer or tender cf ,Aiasoas.
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, ocrosEs 80.
..S TO SHEW
HI vkRf AeR & BoDysoR THE rIAH
tIs yoRM AND pRRssuRR."

. There never vas, perhaps, time
when the public expectation was more
on tip-toe for news, or when those whose
province it is to collect it, had thinner
field to CLEAN in, than the present. We
have reason TO suppose that the late o.
pera,ions of the French and Allied Ar
mics, have been of a decisive character
both on the Continent and on the PENN
sula, and indeed that the fate Of Europe
has been determined before this tine, is
more than probable. There nave been
no arrivals from Europe BY which We
could have received intelligence later
than that of the Robert Burns, Of course
We have reason, 10 expect large Bud
get Of news by the next arrival The
mails bring nothing satisfactory relative
to our own military matters in Can da'
Some of The shrewdest of our corner po-
ii.iciaDs guess however, that Montreal
and Quebec, are both ours long before
this A few days more will in all proba-
bility, furnish US with something lite.
resting both as to our affairs at home &
abroad.
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RIA, ,,aoY OF these few Instances OF
sss! lins did not, in their opinion,
:. ,,,rt the Indictment that this
Wa, the first instance Except the one
lately in i;oston OF an Indictment
for this offence, and that it would be
better that the parties should DO &C
Ga...ei, i5aa tilat u new bill FOR
prosecution should be opened, .
si.a.,cr remedy than by indictment
bc.a,. 10 &c had-yiz binding the
parties for their good behaviour.
u,an the whole, the court advised
MI .cquitlai. The Jury pronounced
a verdict of-Not Guilty.
This trial being novel. being the
fr,, i'm this. state, caused much a.
naseinent. and apparently some anx-
ieiy to the female part OF the audi.
eaec and some OF them seemed to
fear chat this invasion OF the rights
os women might ultimate in their
being deprived oftbeir principal wea.
reg sf offence. And we eoDgratu-
las ,nem npon the defeat oil This at
tempt 10 muzzle them.
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1870 being the To.al.-Of this number
CULTURE OF 1HR SUGAR CANE

CULTURE OF IHR SUGAR CANE.
Ertraet Of q litter from gcnsteAan az
Satetc in Georgia. 10 his Fl END. i
'eantorf, S. c RESPECTING thc srowth
9; the Sugar Cane.
=" Yonasc DESTROYS Of knowing same.
thing ii ;i.e progress made with tie Stu
gar Cane On o.pcio. .lr. SIP idlils
has about % cores; MIR. Geary .boa: s
acres Mir. Ca'DociisD, near D arien, IL
or IA aero:-ali In most promisinc
wav. and said, by Mr.. Caroochan, who
bas been sugar pianteT IN Jas. aica FOR
a number Of ycars. and now manages
far his brother, to be equal t. my III the
Wes,-IDdies, aud not doubt remain
OF his mind OF Its success. Mr.. Spald-
ing is in forwar0ness with his wCIks,
and tair experiment will be made the
coming season by him. Five Euudrcd
dclias per acre has been refused b,
Mr.. Geary for his cane for plants, 20
take the chance of il as it ands. NJ
G.. intends preparing his cane for syru:'
only, AID If ii is correct that he has en-,
gagged ali that be can make in this waY
at one dollar per gallon, Mr.. Csruo-
chan says the proceeds will be equal to
5000 dollars per acre. know this will
amaze you, as IL would any ohe uDac
quainted with the production Mr..
Carnochan says, that Cane of the samt
description in Jamaica would give ex
ceeding two toas of sugar per acre; al
low that the juices may not be so riet
and matured as 10 the West. Indies, an
deduct one haif-will not that answerl
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This is to give Notice,

nat tee subs.riOer Of hIrxandria
comfy, in tic District OF Columbia,
mss obtained frOm the Orphans Court
OF said county, letters OF i,or,,,nistratloa
q, the personal estate of Geo. Uari.
ing, LIE OF tbc county alore I'D, &c.
tce"sed: All persons having Claims q.
saiDst the ST." decedent are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, cu-
" authenticated and passed BY the Or.
p ms Court on or before the 29th
day OF april next, or they ma, By law
e excluded from all benefit 10 said
estate-and those indebted thereto IRE
required to ruske immediate payment
GlyenNnder my hano. this 2sth day
o! October, 1873.
VIM. H. Dundas,
Hdminis traitor o. George Darling.
'e.ooef ~. ep4w.
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Major wood and DR.. Grant have some
Cane on lands Of a similar quality to
/, ours that is very fine. These | have
n5t seen. Mr.. Carnochan tells me,
that last year Dr.. Grants was snperlor
to any he had seen. Canes 10 the ex-
tent of few Acres, may De now engas-
ed at IL cents per Cane. Al tais "a 6
Mr.. Gear,'s cane, by actual calculation,
will give him 1900 dollars per scrs.--
His cane will average Is perfect canes
to the hill many of the hills exceed
twenty"
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PLArrsHuRG. Oct. f6.

, On Tuesday last about $50 Infantry
and forty sailors, arrived here.
On Wednesday last the 10th Reg'-
mcnt marched from this place to the
Westward
Gen. lizard arrived in the eam-boat
on Wednesday; he has gene on to JOIN
the army.
On the morning Of the 18th inst. Gen,
Hampton's Army was still al the Four
Corners
II is reported that party OF British
have been into Champlaii', and pluEder-
cd the inhabitants without wercy.
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BuY,AIe, october 10.
Ertraet from. letter 10 tie Edifer, dat
Ell Fort George, Oct. liz.

Erfrdct from letter 70 the Editer, dat.
ed Fort George, Oct. IL.
On the i!th inst. we marched ont
with force of eleven hundred, inclu
sive Of Indians, to see Whist had become
of the gallant Vincent. But we found
that he had ab.conded preciPitately,
burning all the public property ne could
reach. From the best Information there
can be no doubt but that the APP
pearance Of the militia, who, were
supposed BY the enemy to amount to
5000 men, and the employment OF the
Indians, struck terror to their souls and
caused their retreat. We marched to
the Twelve Mile Creek, and were pur'
suing the rear guard of the ensnay, who
were about two hundred strong at the
Forty, with baggage and sick. But the
movements of col. Scott, who gave us
notice thst he was about to quit this
fort, compelled Gen. Mcclure very re-
luctantly to giys up the pursuit We
took a circuit through the county t.
Chippewa, and thence to this place we
have collected immense quantllies OF
public stores-perbaps loou barrels OF
flau', 3 or 400 stand Of arms, 500 hides,
tailow, bread, hats, sc. The conduct
of TIE Indians ought to silence the BIZ
fish pretext of not being. able 20 RESTRAIN
them, The address Of gen Mcclure is
Sufficient comment on tneir conouct'
We have party now ont. Col Cha'
pin 10 with them. We look tor news
fnm them every moment.
TIE Esd infauttv and ali the light ar
iil'ery, have lett Fort George aud taken
up their line of march for the eastward
on Thursday last, col w. Sc'tt accom-
panied thru bu, we do not learn that
gen. NJ. Porter has lett Fort Niagara
We learn that col. Glieve, with the
7th regiment of state artillery, is Oh his
march Tor the frontier.
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-s-.z~rEz-za

Singular coineldetee Of ruth with
Jaisehosd The Charleston democratic
forgery, hich stated the capture of the
British sloop ol War Barhaioes, by the
Argus is well known. And j, IS now
I>ilGwn, that The Argos. p-"vions to thai
forgery, captured the Barl.adocs, Trans
port from CoIk TO Llperick, and de.
stroycd her.
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wy. OStS
I a. Moore, Reg'r.
This is to give Notice,

That The subscriber, Of iIexandris
county Ill the District of Columbia,
has obtained from The Orphans Court
1t Gail county, letters of adninistra-
ton Oh the personal estate OF Henry
O'ReHy, late Of the county azores id,
decca.ed All persons having claims
saolnst the said de- cefcnt, are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same, with tho
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber,
duly autllen'ic sted, and passed b, TIE
Orphans Court, on or before the 99th
day OF April Ecxt, or theJ 1nsy by
law bo excluded tom oil benefit to
SAID cstate--and those indebted there.
10 are required to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand, this 1e.h &c.
tObcr, 1918
Clement SeWell,
Adminisfrator Of Henry O'Reily.
October 90. ep41.
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This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber of Alcxandria
County,in the District of Columbia, has
Obtained from the Orphans Court OF
said county letters Of administra ion on
the personal estate OF Michael Flanne.
ry, late of the County aforesaid de-
ceased All persons having Claims
against the yaid deceds.t are he eby
warned to exhibit tie same with the
vouchers thereof. tuly authenticated,
sp.i passed by the Orphans Court, to
the subs rioer, on or before ths 18th
3ay of April next. or they ma, by law
be excluded from all benefit to the said
estate. sud those in debted thereto,
are requested 10 make immediate pay.
Mef.
Given under my hand, this 29th day
of Ot,c Der, 1918.
Israel P. Thompson,
.Admhisra.sr Of Michael F1ahne'y:;
Oct. so. ep4w
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PennSmrania HoSDilal.

The Managers of tbs excellent lns.i.
futon have published their annual &C
coua,s.-Fr rom this document il appears
that .du'ing the year ending the 24th day
Of fpil 10 8,
e76 patient. were admitted in the Hos
pI;ai, and
1864 were ate ded as out patients.
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Eeom the Wes,era InlelYgeuee-.

Foom the Western InielHgeneer.
.slc:ucry.-On Tuesday seven-night'
,hnt 70 o'clock at night, part oil
(s,l. Y~ncc's company of cavalry from
transl;a,on, passed through this place
tai ;.r,1ne o. two Of our citizens with
them on a sccuf for morey-r,akers,
They Proceeded on to Woodstock, and
took and bound seven men; two OF
tb n, on examination, were immediate
" ,,.eased and the other five were sus-
l. s.e. of being guilty. They are ot,he
pa,ne Ut 'HIggins-the father and tour
sons, one Of " hom broke from his keep
CT. ard n at!e his escape-the remaining
taur were taken TO Delaware and placed
il ,te hands of the Sheriff for safe Keep
ing On Saturday last, they were.
brnu..h, forward for trial before the
court OF common pleas tor Delaware
county, and the three soDs were acqult-
ted ON account of some illegal proceed
mos By the authority. The old gentle
mon. was re.committed into the hand
OF tic si,erlff, and on Monday night last
made his escape.
The following articles being found in
.heir posse ssiop, renders 1t highly p,o
eable that they were guilty ON
search, after the prisoners were secur-
ed, huttle cfink prepared for the bu
sineas, aud four plates ofthe following
description were found in h.y-stack !:
Onc twenty dollar plate on the bank OF
Pcansylvania a 10 and one dollar piaie
ontGe bank of Chiil,cothe, and dor
la plate on the Miao.i Exporting Com
panv bank Besides these, was iounG
in tie reuse Of The old gentleman, pa
per prepared for striking and the roller
b, which the impression was taken, We
urCer.,and mar has been employed b.
the prcprietor< of the banks OF Chliilco
tn aud Miami for nearly three months
TO- the sole purpose of detecting the'e
coafterfeiters, who: ate getting track
ofthe comcpa'ion. succeeded with this
party, by proposing to become an &C
complIce.
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PUBLIC SALE.

OOAIS OALE.
ON Tuesday I'd November will be sold
a, the Venduc Store, on liberal GRE.
di.,
80 pieces, Drab and Olive FIusl inv
Bearskin, extra witle.|
8 pieces Nspt Frizc, lgocd quaIity.)
IL pieces Spotted Swanskin.
piece Coarse Manche stry:
White, Red, and Yellow Flanncis.
Blue, Drab. & MixeI Forest Cloths.
Cashemeres.
be"nett's Cord, and Orlean. Waist.
coating.
Blue, Rcd, and Drab Bookings.
Drvonshire ke'sey. &c &c.
P. G.. Marsteller.
October %.
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OR PHANS' COURT,

Mtrandria county, Oes. Term, 1879,
Z. ORDERED. That tho Administra-
tor of Michael Fiannery, decd. do insert
the following advertisement three times
a week for tour weeks in the Alexandra
Newspapers.
a CorY--TEsr,
A. Moore, Reg.
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Burlington, Oeh ls, 1918:

raj Parker TO the Secretary at War.
dated
Burlington, Och ls, 1918:
SIR,
have the honor TO enclose YOU
COMMUNICATIVE from Col. Isaac Clarke,
dated the 18th instant.
The expedition appears to have been
we'll concerted and happily executed,
for which the Col. deserves great ere
dit.
On our part none were killed. and on
ly Two woundcd, neither of them dan
gcrously
have the honor to be, very respect.
fully, sir, your obedient SERVANT,
THOMAS PARKER,
Brig Gen Commanding.
The Hon. JOHN ARMSTRONG,
Scc'y OF War.
ls.rfract Of litter from Gel. Clark to
BriSGd'er General Parker. dated
Camp shszy-Landins,
Octob,r IS, 1915.
1t is With great pleasure / can inioru
you fl successful attack up"l he eas
ny at Ma se$quoi bay. on tie nc'ping
., the i2th inst. CATER i, aiiir ~.
.ppro ch TO the enemy wh,Ch evinccs IN
exceilrn, knowledge ofthe county, the
Colonel states :)-h, this ti,he I'D tm-
" the riflc'nen with me. the artillery
moving slow, and The militia protecting
heir rear. We proceeded 10 the village
MassesqaoD and arrived; within fifteen
rods If the enemy b, fore we we're disco.
vered. We found item drawn up IN.
der. major Powcii in manner that
would have ANNOYED us much had we
attacked them by water, bu, Wholly un-
ereDarcd TO dcferd themselves on the
land side; they commenced a fl e on the
left flank, hut in ten minutes aiier the
6rst o,tack t!feY Lid t,own their arms &
surrendered themselves prisoners of ~ar
ntcrstanilng hat force ni 300 men
autler Col Lack vas marching 10 at
tack Us, dispatched Capt. Finch with
his company to roconnoi're them and
ascertain their cou,se, He proceeded
With such proInptness and ability as 10
snrprise and capture the advanced guard,
consisting of cavalry. exec pit lng one man
sho escaped, and gi.ing the intorma-
son, the enemy retreated.
/ The prisoners were ,hen put on board
our GOATS. and sent 20 Burlington.
Der whole force engaged was one
hundred Ind two-7the .numher at Pri-
souers taken IS one hundred and one,
their killed nine ard wouaded fourteen.
l ar, Sir,
With great respect.
Your obedt. servant.
ISAAC CLARK.
Big. Gen. Parker,
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
NEw.YoRK, October %:

I'VE NSeSSNs ~
The Albany mail arrived last evening
but brings nothing of moment We
have accounts from Gen. Hampton's ar
nv as late as the Goth inst. at which
time they we're on the eve of marching
lrom Chatagua on secret expedition,
as rhsy had just drawn six days provi.
onS.
We understand, that our army EN-.
banked at Sackett's Harbor on the 18th
inst. but, owing to the bad weather,
did not sail on their secre. expedition
till the l9.h.
HnD--c7sssex4i.asy. sz-.1s7ssssSss>s'-s%EXAD
DIED on Saturday night last at
Georgetown, Mr. Sumni Ma6f., a Pur-
sc Of the u Sta,es Navy.
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ORPHANS. COURT,

alexandria County, Oct. Term, 1873.
ORDERED. That the acministrS.
tor OF Henry Orally, deceased, Go in.
sert the following advertisement three
times week for four weeks, in the A.
iexandria newspapers.
A Copy-Test,
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From private letters received in
this City from the North. VIC learn
that Gen. Wilkinson has been very
III at Fort George. He moved with
The troops from that place to Sack
e,t's Harbor. and. at the last dates
f,om the latter place, wassiill indis-
posed. but not so ,puch so rs to pre-
ven, his commanding the contcmplat-
ed expediGon-which has been much
eelay I'd lay circumstances that no hu-
man ingenuity could control. If
Commodore Chauncey could have
succeeded in destroying the British
fleet. as was expected, our work
would have been easy. No fault is
attributable TO him-he has done all
that could be done, as his antagonist
had the heels of him, and always a
vailed himself Of the advantage bis
superior sailing afforded him. We
mQstsaon expect something interest
ing from that quarter!
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-30
WAsHINGroN CRY, Oct. %.

COPY Of a letter from B-;gaaicr Geae-
raj Parker TO The Secretary at U'ar,
dated