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INDIAN MASSACREs.
FOrk Nassau.

FOrS 1HdsS0c, Fe6. 20.
SIR-The following is Concise statement
oil the information L was enabled to collect
by your orders of the 18th inst directing nv
march to the block house thirty miles be
low this place; it appears on the 9th inst
that ten Indians came to the house of a man
OF the name OF Clark, who resided on the
ONO, SIX miles above its junction with the
Mississippi, after lettering about for some
time, and with seeming friendship, asking
and receiving several acts of kindness from
Clark and his family, FIVE of the fellows lief,
Clark's and went 10 the house of Kennedy.
man no nvrti about 100 yards from, and
within the same Enclosure with Clark. I'm
mediately on their arrival at Kennedy's. a
whoop was given on the part of the Indians.
as the signal of attack, which Instantly
commenced and almost as soon terminated
in tue murder of Clark and his wife. and
Kennedy and Mrs. Philips, and her child
about four years old who lived with Ken
nedy, two other persons, a male and fc
male. of Mrs. Philips family, are missing ::
one man who was severely wounded, is the
only person who escaped, to give an account
OF this unfortunate catastrophe strange to
be told, not one of the persons murdered
were sca'ped. though all were most inn u
manly bu'chered the houses pillaged of
every thing valuable, and several horses ia
NJ WI ~ N'iS IL appears from
the statement OF the man who survived the
Conflict, that Clark knew the Indians who
committed the murder, and stated that they
were party Of Chiokasaws and Creeks
who were in the habit some ! 2 months since
OF trading with him, whilst he lived on the
Mississippi. The murders no doubt, were
premeditated. as they were wholly unpro.
yoked. and the dress, painting, sc. of the
Indians on approaching the house, was a.
greeable to the m pde of hostile savages
In relation to the agency Of ]. ID. Wilcox,
IN the above murders, was unable TO col
lcct any thug that would fix ON him guilt,
or in my opinion, strong suspicion: in add
ton to the letter. bearing date February 8
1913, and signed Samuel Ome1yary, sent
you.
was only able to learn that Wilcox re
marked TO Mr.. Humphreys, who lives al
the Block House, that if the difference alln.
ded TO in said letter was not settled, he
would write to the agent Of the Chicka-
saws and in all PROBABILITY scalps would be
taken.
AS to other Indian sign. (than that made
by the IudiaBs who committed the mnder
above alluded to- I was unable 70 make
any discovery that can be relied on.
JOSEPH Philips.
Col. anderson.
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Baltimore. AhriI 15

ca rt Crandic in his boat left West river
Yesterday, when lie got into the bay he
found the seven sail close after, and as they
out sailed him he had to use his sweeps !:
when off Magothy river or little above.
,he British we're off Annapolis. He passed the
Bodkin (mouth of the Patapsacoj about 8
o,clnck in the evening. The last he saw
OF the British. they were under sail-so it
was uncertain to him whctherthey intended
to cone to Annapolis, or proceed higher
up the bay. Gaz.
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shannon. Capt. b. V. Brooke,
lenedos, Capt. II. Parker.

PHILADELPHIA, .HtrR is.
On Wednesday last, captain Lloyd Jones
(broth.r OF the Secretary of the Navy was
sworn into commission. as commander of the
ship Neptune. bound from this port to Rus
STA, as a cartel, in which, we are told, the
ministers Bayard and Gallatin are to take
passage.
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BARNEY vAsoUEZ.


itavng given TO the grand chiefs OF the Sacks, the
counsel YOU sent me. T!ie chiefs called Leblue,
ias'e, La'snce, Les Deux. Occurs, answered they
had been informed by their people, that the Sioux
OF the Ayowais river, and those of the river des
Nto'ucs, the little and grand Osagcs, would in
short Time come on an expedition against the Sacks
Bickapoos and Potowat, mics they state tia, a,
soon as the navgat;on'wil admit that these enemies
inesn to take American Forts, and take possession
ot St Louis. IL oar American Fathers would take
PITY ON MS, and put our wives and children in place
OF safety, we shoud be all for him. The three
Sacks e Dardeu-. La Prune and lie Brave are
gone with BoRdean and knge 10 our enemies The
Sacks are divided an camp, except ten Lodges they
rejected last tail, and retired TO our foes lie B,,e
the sh,e delivered up horse, that had been stolen
from the Am rica"s, and The owner gave him two
gallons ct whiskey ami twenty four pounds of TOBIAS.
CO. his IS all can intnrm you of at present.
Ysur InoEt SIC.
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N. EDWARDS.

Extract 81 a letter from Mr.. Jas s. Petty O,
F'ncenne', 10 James Lemon, Egg. of Charles.
tsspn /; date9 March 29fh, 1918
about days ago the contractor started boat
load OF froVscns from this phase, FOR Fort Harri.
son. The boat was attacked yesterday about IL o.
clock (aoon' 9 Miles from f. H. by party of In.
dams, supposed to have been i&O in number Kill.
Ell men and wounded 8. The boat was compelled
70 retreat It generally thought that or, Iarri.
'on has been attacked by this time. The contrsc
left F. Harrison few days he states that
the principal part OF the men were sick. NOT more
tHan 50 being nj for duty, and that the Indians were
seen every day about the Fort. About day. ago
hcrses were stolen from the Ranger, on Bas.
iaro.
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On ilicothe. 6hrU 6

Cen Harrison is now on his way to
the KapiGs. We understand that Mai.
beii,s squadron is ordered on immediately,
ana tnat the Kentucky troops are to pro-
coed thither as soon as practicable.
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Boston, fhriI -.

Boston, ffrH 10.
The British frigate Shannon and Tenedos
were again off this port Yesterday
An eastern coaster loaded with wood and
shingles was yesterday boarded in the BAY,
by Lieutenant of the Shannon frigate,
VINO alter overhauIing his papers, and n. a.
king some enquiries in regard to the fri.
gates in port, wrote on piece of Single
the following Card, of which we have the
original.
Shannon. Capt. P. B. V. Brooke.
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Marfiusburp pa 6b,.;y :

IIHrInsbArS, ia. .Hjay'H 10.
a detachment of about 800 U. :. troons
under the command of Col. Preston. mr..
ched through this town on Friday last, on
their way to the Northern A-;:;;
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VALUABLE PRIZE

We are informed that the cargo of the
British ship Volunteer, prize TO The Chesa
peake irlgate. sold at Portsmouth, N. IL.
on the 9th inst. for one hundred and efghfy
f7oo ,ho"sa"a dolfars, aud the ship, which
was bought by government, for len thou
saad doHarS. Boqf. Paf.
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Some movements have taken place
moDg the corps which compose the army
Of the Lover Mississippi. They are as
srnbling at different points upon the LEFT
bouk orthe river primo. paliy Between Ba-
f2p hoeveand the EsgNsb Turn.
fhe regiment Of volunteers raised in
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LovIsvILLE, April 6.
We have been politely favored yith the eollo~ine
cxiVactJ By Governor Edwards
ExlyGcis of te,teys fJo,n TIE CoDs,i 4afra,s at
Fort .jlGaison, ard III. Joha II. Gafes, Hs,cy-
6rciey az Fort .HEnsoH.
Fort Madison, 9Th February, 1915.
h's moment Az biondeau, who bas been hore
with number of Sacks, Foxes and Mianias. de-
parts Tor Prairie de Chen. lie be;ns in harry,
Tegussieb ms 70 INFORM yan o. tie intentions Of Tie
s-Ssees.; ihe saoks Of the Village de Blue, are In
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pRIrQTE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

4
Miami Kacids Aur;J O.
Yesterday, party ct the Indians wl,o.ha;e bss.s
da'y committing excuses, in sight o. our ,aIup a.
tackled a small guard which was sent aho,t -.
four'hs of mile into the oods with three or n, IN
men, who were in pursuit of timber for tn, ne -
the eneampment. They shot one dead ai,I no.,
geo away two prisoners AT this instant IL French
refugees from Detroi, and the River Ra;si, h:,s
their services to go in pursuit of the Indians r,-
soon found from their trail. Tat their eoi,,x. 80.
down The r,ver They th.a leapt into i,r.s Il e
ana deseenue" tue rrer, TOR the purpose IL ts...s
ting their passage TO the ici, bank Ah,n, 80.
mites below this place. they discovered ,,y,, 80,
canoes behind an island on this sst ala. r;,g -
rs they maue for them, ten Indians i,.mi,ea ;,,, a.,
canoes aug came out to meet them They approsci,-
ed within rs yards, when the ell and sr en,
eed ON both sides. Two Indians only rem.inn, =,
take ihe eanses on shore, where ave othcrs u "a
placed themselves behind the trees-and fo,..
reese our men received the most dsu,asa W.,
had seven wounded two OF them ronr,siS ! .'
died this day, and were buried with ,,e hen,r'c =
war. ! ne otheronye are Ike TO do wst tLs,.h
w" oi them have sewers. wounds each A DER
men; at 30 men was dispatched 10 sap,,or, o
but unfortunately did not each the sc,.,c ~, .e
until few minutes aitcr tie eombatan,s a., suoA
rated. Tue remaining Indians were too fan, do -,
river to be oyertaken. >" ssS
%, ,p.... .annots,i. .aoriiI7.
ooL Watxins arrived in this city ye.,er,,sy 20
'ihg with nearly 600 ~ tive Hartford conn,y So
underline orders ut he cninmande r la AZ , 's,a
29th ult. and more are expected ,l,v TN @. we
IS now between S and 900 strong Ma;or b;,is
troop OF horse also arrived Yesterday ere,;,., Y
ihis, with Captain Haips troop aiready In -,
are to be commanded by Colonel Lewis ,a,'
Walt lewis Do-
number of the most tin,id have ynov., H.;
most valuable effects nut of The civ and the r.s,
and children have principally been remov.d ~
we really 'lo not think there 10 much occsso, g.. ~
iarm. This SRstle has been occssion.d hy H. -
ecntive council, who have very unnecc.s,r;Iy -
dered the public records to be removed ir,,e.e
ct taking timely steps TO call in the aid Of The nil
tia. - ~ '''S <+.-'i-
Norfolk, .qoyit %.
% u. gentleman Just arrived from ,le tsr
s.oe' we learn, that squadron of men OF war con-
ing. P'" 'ssl e'sa-
At the close of the Norfolk County election, Lac.
evening the Votes stood thus: '.~S
Congress.
Newton, eos
W Whitehead, Iss
Holt, Ola
Goodwin, 90
.v,sk. 90 are
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JOHN p. GATES.
EAsxAssIA, i. l.. T.

~, March s2 1918.
- The above letters were enclosed TO me by Mr..
bov'ne, lndian AGENT and yesterday received in-
formation lby exprss) that eighteen pieces of can
non and British officer have arrived at Prairie DE
Chen.
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la ship drawing more than 10 feet. The
Freachtown and Queenstown Packets, tina,
LETT this about 10 O'Clock Thursday MORN
ing, were seen captured by the boats. about
IL miles down the river--thc latter was
observed BY gu boat; which got under
way and gave chase, hred 10 or IL of hsr
long guns at her, some of which nsse have
touched but from the superiority of her
sailing over that of the boat, She got off.
Gag
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A letter from Gibraltar, received at Bos-
ton, dated March IL, says--"We this NOR
ming have letters and papers frem England.
TIE latter containing the decision Of SIR
WIN. Scott, in the case Of the Hrye ard
others taken under Mr.. Alea's licences +;
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Eiaahin rto,, An,.il 10

Washington, .dl,fl le.
We have seen letters from the Head Quarters Of
the NORTH. Wsstern Army as late AS the 9th lust.
~ which time all well and rsin.orc,,asn,, L.:
iy arriving.
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Baifimore, AfrK II.
TIE EWEAiY,s SOLID 20 "

Yesterday seventy fur, two frigates &
some smaller vessels, part of the British
force IN The Chesapeak. appeared off the
mouth Of Patapsco. and anchored in view
OF cur eity. Notice of their approach was
given about O'Clock by firing guns as a
signal for the military force of the city to
assemble. In very short time, the seve-
raj regiments paraded completely equipped
Tor service. IL was highly gratifying to see
with what promptness and alacrity the
citizen soldiers Of every description obsyed
the call to arms all the regiments were
unusually strong, particularly the cavalry
and artillery; and furnished a cheering
proof OF the unanimity and decision with
which our citizens will meet their country's
foes.
About dusk some Of the enemy's barees
captured the Queens Town packet, near
the month OF the river one of orr Gun
boats was IN sight and fired several shot at
The Jargss, bot was not near enough 90 pre-
vent the capture. Some of the passengers
IN the packet escaped in her boat, while
the attention of the barges was drawn OF
by the gun-bost the remaining passengers.
chiefly ladies', we're left in great distress
and danger number nf shots having been
hred ~ the packet-it is not vet known
whether any OF them were Injured,
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LYNcHauRe. Anril 15,

- IL y L a 8URC, April 10.
The vast majority given to MIR. Wat 8.
as senatorial Candidate, will we think en-
sure his election for the district.
Mr.. CLAY, never before, when opposed,
held so good poll in Campbell Coun,y !;
his re election we consider certain. Sfar.
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Nery YORK, .fhrH Is. 1871:

Ertract Of a ietterJrom q gentleman is
Lisbon. 10 his CORRESPONDENT in this CRY
dated March %.
Advices from England mention that
Denmark and Prussia had coalesce ed
against France, and that Dentzick had fall
len. Also, that the lsst conscripts in
France had refosed to march, and the Rus
sian arms continued 10 he successful
ValuabGe .Ar,irai.--The brig Sally has
arrived n, Boston from Canton. Left no
American vessels there, nor did any sail in
company.
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the Judge was Of opinion that Mr.. Alien vs.
as unsuitable in granting passports as nIs..
roster. or even Admiral Sawyer, aud ccn.
sidercd them entitled to equal rcsDec,. w.
therefore restored the vessels and carrs,-s
confirming the validity of the licences pse
subjects the captured TO pay the cess"
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to state whether the report DO well or il-founded,
thar in case OF the demise ofthe Regent taking
place before the Princes Charlotte completes her
eighteenth, Sir Francis means 10 propose that the
Regency be vested in her Royal Mother till siie
Gains that age.
Plymouth, FEB. Is.
Came in fine American schooner, richly laden
taken after long chase, by the Foxhou.d, Captain
Parish.
Falmouth, FEB. II.
II. NJ. ship La Pique is reported TO have captured
an American privateer Of - guns.
The Sceptrc is under orders reinforce the Feet
under Sir J. u. Warren AT Halifax.
Nxw-yosk, April "a.
The Britisb ship Valiant, of ~ guns, anchored
offthe Hook last evening This morning the tiot'i-
"a Of Gun Boats, stationed at the Hook. under the
command OF Commodore Lewis, gUt uuder way and
made Tow ards her, when she set all sail and stood
the eastward before the wind
The frigzte Macedonian, captain Jones, i. com
pletey re6ted, and has dropped into the roads, pre-
psratory to a crs'se.
We understand that on Thursday evening last,
the Mari,.e Society OF THE city ont of respect to
captain lawrence, admitted him an honorary mem-
Der of their body.
Fror,, yoa9on-By the way Of Cadix we have re-
ceivet London papers to the 18th OF February in
elusive hot they contain nothing of i'm portanee but
what has been anticipated via Boston The Follow
INK, artio -reiatiye to the Bonnie Cheyenne,
nv because this the sloop OF SO lung borka-
ded at the prazis by captain Lawrence in the Hcr-
Iet ~. - -
IoHooE, Feb. -.
The Bonnie Citoyennc, whsh has been so long ex.
pested from the River Plate is YET arrived, aud
rrest fears are enteris'red Tor her saieir. The
Ia tlore has been cruising in her track and it is
Alec bcieved that for time look has been
kent for her by the Americans, WHO, from their i'll
tercourse with the River Plate, have known, tor
these five months, that she was appointed to bring
home Immense property, in bullion snd do'ars Tor
shs merchants; not less 1t Is said than 6G9000l.
ling She having been So long beyond her tia.e, also
che weather of late bosterous and the peril of hes:
sapture so great, that the underwriters Will in.
sure her for less than SO per cent At which rate
considerable gum was done yesterday.
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tnc British squadron, consisting Of two
~. two ifigates, two brics and several
tenders, afs now IN sight Of the town. and
have been signalcd from The Observatory.
the neaVy soups anchored Of NORTH Point
which Is Ihe e.tieae ;bes CA reac,. there
poI Beng w3Ief er2Jga in lie riysfso fss
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Senc.or.
Holt,
Goodwin

"a poll .'as heidfor .,fr. Reit conuery J, 8.
.Sisk. 90 are
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11

BILE by each gentleman, but with Ut
effect. 1t was then reprefen,ed by
Gen Smyth's fecend, that Gen Por-
ter nun now be convinced that The
charge of cowardice againit Gen.
omyth was unfounded. and fhould in
honor, b retraeted, which, after pu.
tual explanations of the matters
which had given rife to the chrse,
wa accordingly done by HIM Gen.
Smyth then explained, that HE re
marks on Gen Porter were he re
full Of irritation, asd were iatende d
as pro,oeatives, fer having adaiIcd
u Portcrs character as gen.
tleman aud officer.
The hand OF reconciliation was
then offered and received
We congratulate the friends of
'hefe gentlemea upon the fortunate
termination Of. a difference, arifing
from too much precipitation, but
which has been adjuited in manner
70 bonoyabf TO both
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11
NOTICE..


JONAS MILLS, inform, his friends aud the
j pubic in general. that he has ,aken the
fore ner, door TO Mr. Nathaniel Daua, Prebe
place Middle iireet. where he has for iae
general ailor,msnt Of
Nsq-Lndia Go1dS e. Groceyis5
viz cogniac Brandy Old Jamaica Spirit. +,
81 croir Rum Holland aud American GIN /;
Cherry Rum No afea; Vioegar Cider and
Apples per barrel Lib u aud Liver pool Sail !;
tne able Salt Co,ton Factory Warp and
Rocking Yarn, Ccfse, Teas, Chockoia,s, Rice,
Hour Meal; Butter; Crackers; sw,e' Oil !;
Pollock u Codhih; kaiins, + gs; Cuuants /,
hhpieei Pepper Ginger Cloves; kutmegs;
Nn.an.oc, Peppesmlnls Sugar flnmbs
'snc% Syaniih aud American Cigars, brown
add ih.viis soap, mould and dip'd Candles,
io~i, lump brown and white sugars, Brooms,
Sess', bruihs., Mats, Oh Mats, Ground MUS,
hlbens. crsnberrys, teit preferved C,rons
aud Ounce. Cspers, fmail af1rtment Of
Croekery Ware,
flour Of Emery for cleaning Brafe,, Sole
Lsa'her a quantity Of Conscious Bottles,
Hom half PM 10 one gallon.
dy6 200 VT Leif american Can Powder
The inblcriber keep. an aflorment of
Wef-India Goods
ah' Dwelling Houle oppoG'e Col Burnham's
"sern Tor the accommodation of thoie who
nay plese to favor HIM wth their cutiom
J@4 ew
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11
IL i MN BU1 MAN.

L. 800 80 - - . ~ nv
s;s.of fbe G Hsn Mo,fe,, MIDDLE .rarrr.
uAsjua received an er endye In ply off reih
II DRUGS @ MEDICINES,
PAINTERS COLOURS q OIL,
CLOTHIERS DYE STUFFs, &c.
among which are the following vz.-Tfue
Anderions Pils-Hooper, do-Ca'e ONE -
canthsrides --Csifors Flower Chamomie-
powle ed Red Ba,k Gun opium-- Cznphor
-CAm5oge rsagaenth Shaved lGnv.ss-
Losd,u Lance,s-Masneli Lamp O. ,fes
and Wick.--Oh snile-do Peppermint
Powdered lpec.c-Tu key Rhuaa b, Gen
tan; v4e an sfIe ii, sst f Lemos !;
e,t. icO,, I.ozense Jeiu. Oops rlarlen
OIL, TIC
Lnfeed Oil, toied ard unhoiled Spirits
Tu spentine copa vralh, J. Al for dry
ing Powdered L,tharge.; Cum Coca ditto
ShelAt; ground and "a gr I'D Pro B.uihes !;
While Waih do ,alh 30 -, Cane Hair
Pencil. sand Paper, @ a and i yer Leaf !;
Clai, fu able for Cock Faces Cchneal !;
Roman v r,ol ; Indigo Alum copperal, :;
c ound Logsood do Redwood Nader
u oe
~ Pot aud Pear afhes conlautly for fac
Tan IT
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11
FOR SHLh By
WILL 4 NJ SW AN.

No 3 Uaios R0ro .h,lslt 8,tf
500 barrels of Mef and No Beet, packed
in whse oak ba e. aud in prime orcer
ALSO
Hhds w Rum
Bag. OF Pepper
Souehong Tea by chen
Co too Ivy bag
Beit Ame' can Gin
A few Calks Of exec len, Gun Powder, scs
ALSO, his remaining iioek #
ENG ISL GOODS,
reduced price
NB-W ;. rsqueif, all who are Indebted to
him 10 make psym,n on os before the hoft If
Ma Cd eft; and g. ole wh Rave any demands
ssaiolt him 20 cat aud .ece,ve them
Paslsad Jaa IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11
Ne1v ParfnerBip.

1~FE fubrrlber. inform The pubic and
their friends in parou'sr, that hey have
this day commenced bu6ud snder he II IN OF
otickney y Siakler,
at their flop il Union 0ree,, aey improved
By Samuel Starbo ard where they carry en- The
CdBINtT york,
in all ii. various branches, with nea'ne!' and
dlfpstch
Nicholas Stickney,
Samuel oinkler.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11
VIM II WINDER,
SAM'L ANGUS.
Black Rock, Dec. I3, 1919.

abolition Of lagu al fhe Southvard.
The legislature oil Georgia has pass
cd a law preventing the collection oil
debts during the continuance Of the war
The Legislature of North Carolina have
passed law STAYING all executions nn
I'll February 1914,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11
Farm FOR sir,

HANDSOMELY ftua,ed in Gorhami at a
n place called Horfe beef II miles from
PORTLAND containing about so acres If good
sssad' with a handiome two tory Dwelling
nsule shereon-For particulars enqnire OF
b. oREELY, Ne. !, Long Wt.c
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11
MORE OF GIN SMYTH.

An officer Of volunteers has tranf-
mitted to Col Pan Renjjdiear full
account of the proceedings of the
j" d,my Of tie Centre as 1t was CAL
ed he gives the + flowing as one of
Gen apyfBs sspouring orders -
VI Q Camp .e~ Bg6ifs, Nv a7, 1879
"The men for ierv,ee, ~ the camp. aud
thofe in the vicin,y will COX toby two
day. provilons, ard have il in their havedacks
a, reirest
AT reveili lie tomorrow, every folder will put
on hi. knapfaek-ihouGer his nuke, and
prepare for battle, with nnts and car ridges,
will march TO the navy yard on his way to
Cnais
The oats will be ready for the emharka.
lion The emf, K FIX will be leu under The
care OF luvalids uuiil a convenient lime
Fnend' Ct your un ~ ye who have the
will to do-the heart dare--the moment
you have w,ihed for has arrived. Think on
v, ur coun fys hono- iorn-her rights tram
. ed ou-her Ton. e A we'd he's children per
iihng by he hatche, BE a'ong--be brave =;
and le' the aft. power II the 3ritilh king
cease ON thi con'ineu,. MUM
ALI WANDER sNYrh, Big Gm
Another order, dated the 2oth, af
TT declaring that "neither rain,
/ro7U or jrsf lhall prevent the embark.
alton, conclude thus -
~ heo we pa for the oppc6.e ihore ev-
efy exeftion wi be made The isuding will
be eff ,ied IN deip,se # cannon The whole
army has ieen Ia cannon IS 10 ne htile dread
Ell The Information brought ~ Cap GIss N
a.u e. u, of victory bu. he enemy ae az
brave as we are. and vii fight. Hearts of
wa {. m row will be mem ,rabie in the an
mai Of III " +.a,es
aLlX MY n, B. IL. CH Cmmndir ~ >
The acc ut then proceeds .he toops
were AGAIN colIec ed =, 4 o clock, but every
h ug proseiIed hu' llowy Al length the
day begau he found of he Slgs was
heard ff1m he opp, ile ihore. Gen omyTH
g,.tsl whea he he. it, aad n few minutes
al e. again ordered the troops to debarS.
"a wag ohserved, "tha, it the fai'oTs had tpl
ked up ,he busiehoro ,nllead 1t the cannon
tie, W 4 have done more good for then
Gen. sMYrB " Md no have been + gh ened J
thus rs alma Ell the campaign the ar
nv hai beec oraefe into winter auafiers, and
Gen. $. ~, probably le''fe to Ell y his well
l....
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11
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- ifelas AnA the pu,l'c III genera tha he
hs, ,ommeneed bu6ne's HLaian', nelu
u nj Bsili-g ,GeAr wl.ere be fJrme kepo
aud Il TO i4e genera .h r meu, of
~ ut INDIA G1oly q o.oeeyieJ,