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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15
Communication.

Mr. SMILEY.
Doct (, fin having failed the third time
Of m ak rs out his case against ne, begins
t. think about a,king pardon-snd rather
than retrsCt has made another violent ef
fort tn maintain, thai John Evans lost his life
by my presumPIuou, and Gnpollte inteIier
ence IN the case l. may he that his et-
fort will prove as teebl as either of The o
her three, and less reputHl IL HE has,
however, abandoned thl. charge and wan
dered about To prove ,ha, had represen
ted the thigh bone 10 have been united, &
hsd stfeng Ia IN ii, when in CT 1t had none,
bui remained in he same state s. WHEN
Srst I. ac,urcd ana that had represent d
sores % be on his back. which m fact never
existed. In defence OF this charge, lei us
attend to the certificates IN YOU Office, ON
he widow aud several Others WHO were
continually with Mr.. Evans during his lick
ness, stating that they s~w and knew al
his compliiu,s, and before | Published ei
tier Of my communications, l read them o
thesa persons, 10 prevent mlsstatement--
that they AL knew the points ,hereiu
contain q were lrue-ibst his most painful
complains were Of las back, which caused
i'm moe distress Than the wounded NIB,
md pieyen ed hs being able indigo Tie
pam OF oelng raised W IN bed fom dty O
day--thst us thigh wa so far recovered
hat w used 10 move 1t in various ditect-
IONS 10y tie oncle. wi b h',le al no com
pialn' unnl his ok obliged him 10 cry out
that he OF en- said fins back would &C.
cover IS fast as his thigh, he should soon
Pc. ut--'hat towards the close 81 lie,
h limbs became swollen, The whole
no. utrId, lie high where he fracture
was, became weak--ths | discovered II
appied the bAndsge again fr fear lie pone
would I'll a,under ard Tor wo or Hare,
agys bot re death, moved i, bu, hlte, know
ing lhat the whole tesh was in d,ssIN Il
atate-1her h, vs. laid ou,, il The NIB WIS
unsupported, II Was no wonder ,Ls,i fell 10
sunder.
ID. c. oonversed WI several otl err re
spectablt pens rs, (besidcs those .nt all f
them decia!ed 10 hm Ina, The material
CONS which / St, tori were cer amy true
although he has uAeI due diligence (al
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15
PtWS.

TO be fold at Public Action on Tbw,aoy
The 2s h day OF March neIr at ! / O'CLOCK
j. he forenoon Thirty PEWs on the over
floor in the Meeting Hare OF The third Cong''ga
ae.ai Society IN Portland.
B All perionst having demands againii
laid iociery, who have agfeed to take fews
for ihe,r pay IN faid Meeting Houfe, are re
quilted to call on the committee OF lajd Pariih
and iettle their demands by receiving thei
Pew', previous to The day Of lale'
Portland, Jan. 2s 1878.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15
Real ERate rhk.

THE nbfcriber,. tffer for iale the follos
ing property, on good terms TO The Vt
thaler - s;,. =.
Two Farms in Mist-one containing 'nfee
,,oared acres of choice Land. 90 OF ~hich
h Iuefvale--wiiL good tyo hofy DMe,'-
iue- Houfe forty two by ,nr,y u. ise'' Aha a
sr,y feet Barn, toge'he win o hef cur IL
aoy.-The other pffh eon'a'h' a'ou' i%
ssrs..-about halsof which IS intervlle, with
.aad Houfs I'D Barn thereon said Farms
w. mt Androlcoggin RIVER, adjacent
v ~ law and good Grid Mills
~ Two Farms in G,ey-ore containing
,oo y'cres of Land, with good Farm Houfe,
IN aud Orchard thereon lis well feaced,
400 roods of it with itone wall. The other
6ua,ed adjacent TO The above, contains 50 a.
<s of LAID sad has god Fsfm-Houie
B.fe and Orchard hereon. laid Farms are
laauted about half a mile from Gray NEE
sing-heufe.
Lil,wJe--Two Farms in Ntto Cisslsfe,' fit
uaej about one mie from he meeting houie,
90. Of which conf aims about 60, and the
,her } acres of excellent Land-wiih bull
diugs ard orchard, thereon.
Tsss,ls, 4Vifb--A Farm in Rsyn,sd, con6t.
Ing OF 100 acres of Land the grow of which
i principally white osk-par OF which is
under mprovsmen' -Gtus'ed abou. one miie
from he shske- Village
Thy olo If 70, J,is-rheir itana at the
Upper Co, ner 20 called N Nsre Gisuf.Ge, ,
sondlting of a Dwelng-Hl uie, store roi.
All Works Barn aod other buidng,; TO.
selher with about 81 acres of Land near The
bu;ding., futabe for tliage moving and
palrIing. Agood lland for trader
AP-A Farm IN ? land conhIting of a.
bOut so acres, with bull sings thereon
ienDs Twenty acres of good Land in
,hetosn of Heb's", beng part # the arm
lalely owned by Davis Woodward Apply
to ABRIE & GR9sVtNOR
All demands due Abb'e " Groivenor at
New Glolcetter, or Gtoivsnot e Abbie Niuot,
NUT be pad by he hrh day May ne.t or
they will be Ieit with an attorney for collection
Nsw GlOassas,, Ha,tb 3. i4w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15

CUMBERLAND .
u Z order of the Hon Samuel Freeman. Efq
~ Judge of Probate, Of Wiz &C IN iad
county, will be fold ar Pubic auet ca IN the
Esd day of March nexs at the houfe Of Will
lam Thomas, in Gorh4n, he following ar icies,
the Perionsl Eaa,e If iiaae Thomas late of
fad Gorham, deceaied--viz pal If Psna
looms; "aiffcoa,s 2 Goats; Grsal Goat
2 hats, number of PAN of S ockings; FLYER
Wa,ch . Trunk; l pal, Of Boots pair
of shoes; S bufhei. of Rye; Cartridge Boz /;
one Bayone belt; quantity of old Iron and
other art,ces-s sac a eleven clock IN the
forenoon.
WILLIAM THOMAS, s 1a~. .. .e s.s
@ r.LIn En- g. Sl3
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15
TyeaMry Blk.

A word abou, ,hefe sresfury bills.
We are ailnred from fource entitled
as we believe to full credit, that they
have been lawfully IfIued in the pur-
chafe of the various articlsa for the
arm, at the dearef rate, and put off
again very eagerly at lofs of twenty
five per cent. Ibis is no more than
might have been expr aed.
CN. r. E. PeH
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15
| Whoit No IT.

boldly en- eriug The retired manGon of cur
friend, and dragging him forth from his peace
full abode sgsina his will, and without onr con-
fent or knowledge, and difecting him as he
pleafed. and handled him we know NOT how.
and dIlpoied ofhim aud parts of him, we know
not where--trampling upon the facred rishts
of individuals, and trelpefing againit the good
and wholefome laws of .he land
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15

Mr.. WRIGHT W. conmsnce ,niiru6lion
AVA IN 'eading, writing arithmetic Eng''ih
grammar geography &c On he Oh Mi at
the room 70 merry occupied BY M l.. Lorng
for thar pu rpoie, or at the room in Judge Free.
nas's Office
Trm,-For all the branches enumera ,ed
D4oo per quarter.
Reading aud writing only D 500 per guar.
Ter
Evidence of his moral aud literary qu,ifca-
lions may be iesn at the .fice Of DudIy Todd,
Zig.
From has long experience 10 teaching be
fruits he hall not d,iAppo'n, the reaionsbie
eIPsetations of thofe who may patronze him.
Particular attention will be paid to Moral
and Religion, inl.ruction
Portland March 8, si2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15
EiRli MlR SIZE.
Cg5sn. Feb IS, Sl3

+ iRN For SIZE,
IJANDSONELY Etuated 10 Gofhsm, at a
pl.ce ca led Hoie reef, II mics from
Portland, containing ahou, 90 acres of good
Land, with handiome two iiory Dwelling
Houle tketeon-- For particulars enquire ot
L. OREtLY, No. /. Long Wbaf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15

WE the iubicrber., having been appointed
by Samuel Freeman. E'u Judge of pro
GATE, to receive and eiam,ne the claims OF the
creditors to the eitate of
ISAAC THOMAS,
is'e OF Gorham in the county Of Cumher and
yeoman, deceaied. repr.frn ed nioiveut, do
herehy give notice thar liz mouth. from the
'oth OF lat mon h, are allowed 10 fad creditors
enns M aud prove their claims, aud that
we ihali attend that fefvlce at he Dwelling
houie OF Vim Thomas, in Cor ham the lait
cay of THIS and the iva following mon h and
The lait day of the 9TH Mo from TWO unul
i've O'Clock P NJ,
WILLIAM COBB, } c.uuiQ;.,,,,
81 ON HUSTON, ''""V''''''
esr6an, 81 Mo, s,6, 1913
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15

X o.aeg VI lie Circuit COur, of Common
Pleas, held al Portland, in the county Of
cumberland. on The FIST Tuesday of March
INST will be sold AT Public Auction, On
iuEsD Az, the 23d day Of March inst. at
T. O'clock, M a. 'he dwelling house OF Mr..
John Evans. IN Prjepscot, the Real Ests'e
Of kooer Michel, late of Dulhsm. in said
COUNT, deceased, consisting OF hls home
seaa .Um, con sin,ng forty two acres Of
Land, viii! small Luildins ererr.
JOHN M'INI0oH, a.pl,nia rIio,.
Ma,ch 8. 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15
Var Exbenfet.

A letter received from Wafhiug-
ton this morning, and from one who
from his iituation mutt know the
truth, itates, that every pound of
-four furnilhed Gen Wincheiter's
army, and carried on pack horfes,
colt at the time CO its delivery a the
rate Of 40 dollars a barrel - IBID.
The Albany RICHTER of the I'd
init hates, on the authority of an
intelligent officer of rank, that the
ordnance and flores captured at
Ogdenfburgh were comfortable;
that there were long Ia Founders,
iron-2 dog brass-2 do o's do
4 do IS iron-2 do as 90 4 do o's
90 carronades- 800 mnlkers - ace
rides tons ammunition i do balls
-iSoo bbIs pork and fodr-and
quantity of blankets, none which, he
is confident were removed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15

10 b J9ld0r Exchanged, Jor Real + Jlate
in Portland,
A GOOD Farm in the Town Of Paris, con
tanning one hundred aces or morx of as
good land as any IN Paris under good cu'tiva
non, WIT good houle and Barn on the fame.
I'm iuire OF VIM EVANS, Middle llreet.
W VINO ha' agood afotmenr of Engl,ih, Hard
ware and W Goods, cheap for Cath.
Portland. March 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15
More Eencb Eiendjbip.

The Fair American, which has
arrived at Cadiz, from Baltimore,
reports, that he fell in with the
French frigate LsGloure, off the
South fidc Wsneru Ilaods, and had
1900 bbls -four thrown overheard by
the frigate The Captain adds that
fhe had deftroyed feveral American
veiles and that there was another
frigate cruiGng to the North of the
Hands.
Gen. Winchefer's official def
patch If the capture of his corps by
the Britilh has been received at
Warrington. 1t does nor make tbc
leaf mentin Of the borrid naDac,ees
1vhicb haze been 70 iyamogJy reported
in the war papers on the N5ect.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15
For sale. or TO Let,

!" bofSs W Lcf,
HaLF of 1.-TWO itoy Dwelling Houfe and
IN acres OF Land nlua,eJ near the wet
Meenng houie in Northya'mcu hon which
ma .. thrifty young Orchard, good well of
Water, and Other convenience iOishle for a
siadtiaan o. tavern keeper For further rar
htuars enquire OF MOSES BANKS,
90 the prrmie
Notbya,n.sb Maytb 8, 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15
lG/oe
NEw-Yopk. MARCH

w hKNiNG No ice.
Capt, Terry sailed from England on
the 9th OF Jan.
Capt Terry informs, that there
were at Portsmouth, 10 sail OF the line
ready to sail for America, besides sew.
eral iriga.es, sloops of war, bomb ves-
sells and gun brigs in other ports, to
join them, having on board shells, sc.
for bombarding and it was, says Capt.
I. GENERALLY BELIEVED, that
This fleet intended making an ATTACK
ON NETWORK He also informs,
that several privateers oil 80 guns, were
ready for seat was believed in En-
gland, that while the Americans are
marching into Canada, they intend to
send their ships into our harbors, and
destroy as naany Of oar to7vns and cities
as are accessible 10 their heavy siahs.
Mr.. Baron's death was occasioned
by an intlamation of the lungs natural
in the cold climate 10 which he had
been us,lessly invited b, Bonaparte.
Ii is reported that in Dec last an En-
ghsh frigate rescued 40 Americans
from an Aigerine cruiser
Letters have been received by the
Mary, from London, stating that Swe.
den made formal Declaration of War
against France, on the 25tb of Deem
Der, and ordered the i,ench Minister
OUT of the Kingdom
The Stookbridge Herald mentions q
report that the Militia at oacket's har.
bour refused to serve longer, Set fiji to
their barracks, which were destroyed,
and left The place.
A dragoon, al Greenbush, lately de.
serted from his quarters, ana being op.
posed by the sentinel, killed him ON the
spot
J he Major Generals lately nominal
ted by the President have all been ap-
pointed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15
GU MBERLAND, IS

March, 8. 1919.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-05
- " III. Y. w Ia V Elk.
Hon. LEWIS CcsDrr. Washington.
ADDRESS

rTV
o INC inhabitants ofshe Uhher Province
Of Canada.
oIig' Nenerai Mcclure, Commanding on
me Niagara frontier, finds. the Upper Pro-
vince deserted by the British army ana a.
oandoned by its government-In the pecul;.
ar situation Of the inhabitants. il essential
10 'heir security that some regulation should
oe esfaniished Tor their government, while
ehs american army has the power of en-
.ofcng there. The General regrets 20 say i.
that Illegal. unauthorized and forbidden nj; !.
iage mas been committed ty o few, who
are lost tn all honor and insensible OF the
obligations of a soldier. To arrest such
practices, to afford all the protection in his
powers and to ensure safety TO the pronertv
ana person of the inhabitants who are po,1
unoer his control, the general has issued
this address,
The employment of the Indians has been
a source OF extreme regret to the General.
but hnding hem called out by the govern
nent OF the United States, and exuecdnc 10
attack an army who had long employed
,hem scenes OF atroctty and outrage at
which humanity shudders. he was driye, ~
the only alternative left him of us;no, ,he
same weapon against our enemies which
they had used against ourselves-That the
British army had abandoned their encaup
ments and He'd before tie American force
does not weaken the necessity which he was
uoder, Of employing the Indians before he
knew The enemy had absconded. At the
same time, it is due TO them to say, that tbe
indians have conducted themselves far bet
ter than could have been expected. If In.
example of British officers and British sava.
ses. be criterion. Not a single individual
has been scalped or to,nahawked BY them.
no prisoner OF war has been burnt, the dead
nave not been thrown into the public high
ways, women and children ha We not been
N assacred, nor has private property been
destroyed except in cases where the former
conduct OF the owners required exemplary
retaliation. The property which they have
plundered, has in cases where IL was posi-
bic been restored TO the inhabitants Of the
u states and when the necessity for their
employment ceased to exist, the Indi.
ans were sent to the American aide of the
river, beyond the reach o. temptation. 70
wait until circumstances justified another
-at upon them. The relation of these
facts is due 10 the honor Of our government.
to the rsprtation Of the General ana to the
merits OF the Indians. From it also, ia,
inhabitants OF Canada may learn 7yhat thew
may expect from American forbearance
and oIemency.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-05
EDUCATION

1NNHE Subscriber designs TO remove his ssboo;
u the ensuing year, to Cedar Plain, place iu,e,y
purchased Of Mr.. William Gayle, which Is within
four miles of Dunkirk and about as tar from New
Town in King aud Queen county. The branches of
learning taught in his school, VIII COMPREHEND
Reading, Writing, Aritlmetiok, the Latin and En-
ISL Languages GrsdlmaticallY, Geography with the
Use Of tl,e Maps and Globes, Mathematics Moral
Philosophy, History and Bellies Lettres. The man.
Of instruction spd progress Of stude cts during the
present yesr, haVe been much Seprobsted by Exa.
niaers and Psreats The moral, Of each student
will be strictly afforded The subscriber nledees
himself to pey close attentieto III tie fues OF his
professor. The houses are well adspt.d 20 the par
pose sud the place very healthy The subscriber
wis'es TO take few bosrders--prc for bosr, geo.
for tuitioa S90--to be paid qasrterls Boarders
vii furnish their beds and candies iioobe win be
furnish ed the school at the lowest prices The school
VII oornense on the 18TH o. Jsonsry, and termi.
| 9ste ga tie j5ds Of Dseesnber.
WILLIAM HILL. Er.
aOvsnL1r : Ngws
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-05
Bosfor. Oct, %
NoRTHERN ARMY.

MIN AItSNN ANN
From our valued Correspondent at Platt.
burg, we last evening received the following
under date Of Oct. 2V.
NIGHT before last The army was still
at Chateaugay. Two days previous, the
men drew six days provisions, and were
ordered TO be ready to march at two hours
notice. Gen. Hampton had assigned every
brigade, regiment, rife corps, troop, COM
pany, officer and man their proper places
had drawn them out in order Of bsttie, and
had passed the whole line in review. Since
which, Gen. lizard, who it seems is to be the
lighting General, and is TO command tn,
inst brigade, arrived, when the whole arm,
was again drawn out in order Of bat, sud
passed in review, There mot the mos;
TItiin5 article wantihg--the army is com
Dieteiy prepared 20 march to bastle.
1t is said that Gen. Ham pton IS WAITING
he return OF his repre- sentative whom h.
had sent with his plan Of Campaign TO +
;1unctl OF war, ordered by the Secretay,
I1f War, TO be held st SacxstIs Hagbof 10y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-05

Ioinsare that forbeararce, the inhabitants
have an easy duty 70 pertorm-l.et the m be
perfectly neutral, let thems abstain from
communica'icfs with the British army &re
main at hone, quietly pursuing ,heir ayo,.
cs,ons. hose who conduct differently
wii' incur the penalties f rigorous martial
law he Character os As~ free republican
government, end tine NATURE os,sur. irs,itu
mons. viii justify your expectation of secur-
NY and protecSion-Ali civil magistrates
VIII continae Id exercise the functions If
their u'hcvs merely as censervators Of the
peace. as tar as they are able, they will
preserve order and Quic, amung the ;nhabi-
tants. The existing laws of the prsyince
so far as they regard the public peace. and
not Interfering with th1A regulations the
army, VIII be considered i'm force until o,be-
measures are taken. Tie magistrates are
pSrucufariy required to give lnforgpa,ion at
Hesu quarters OF AL Si.lences committed
Nv AuSricantroops on ci liens, unless they
are author zed by a written uider. Tire
Senrrai enrins the inhabitants to sc.rj,
TO the'r Magistrates, and these who refuse
Obedience must b. reported TO Head Gu.r
ers. The Brgadier General invites al the
,nhaonan's who arg disp~>s ito be peacea
pie orderly and neutral, to return TO their
homes and their business. He Cannot pro
mise complete security, but he engages as
far as ms power extends, 20 protect the in
U"ceht, the unfortunate and the tlistres sed.
GEO. MCGUIRE,
- Commanding Niagara &Sontien.
Head Quarters. For.
George. Oct. 10, 1918.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-05
Mn. HUNTINGToN's
LEoTURES e. REcTraT5ows

u Wis Evening, Friday November 5th, in kfr. Ia
N Tastes Dancing Academy opposite FitzwhyI.
sonn 81 Potter's Bookstore, 10 the Main street Mr.
II. will delitsr Oseourse entitled " Hiots 10 th.se
designed for Military Lite !" and number OF
Patriotic e6uSons, breathing as nearly as possible
the spirit of the Times, and designed TO Cooperate
with the present esl to and patriotism
Humonrous and Sssirical REGULATIONS and songs as
ususi, viii close his exhibition.
To commence ut o'clock.
81 Tickets OF admission to be had at the Bar OF
the Eagle Tavern, FitzwhyisoRn 8 Pottef's Book.
store and at the place OF performance.
November s. IL,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-05

However, the enemy percefvng that this corps
e'armee " 1900 remained alone in Bohem sa Sc
psrated hy high mountains, and that all the others
we're at tee Tart 1T the mo,intans the other side
saw that he lost unless he defeated IL; he con-
ceiy.d the hope " successfully attacking it. its pos.
ton heing bad. The Russian suards were at the
head oil the army, which fought in retrcaiing to
them were Joined two fresh Austrian divisions The
rem sin,er of the enemy srry joined them as it de.
touched, followed by the 81, 9th and 1&th corps
These troops reached the ist corps. Gen. Van.
aamme showed wgood countensnee, repolsed all the
attacks, penetrated all thaipreseuted ITSELF and Gov.
cred tho field Of battle with dead. Disorder. en-.
creased in the enemys army, and il with ADM.
ration seen what small number Of men can do a.
sainst multitude, whoee morale 10 weakened. At
two IN the afternoon, the Prussisn column Of Gen
kliest, GU OF IN is retreat, debouched by Peters.
wsle, to endeavoir TO penetrate into Bohe mia il
met no enemy, arrived upon the top uf the noun.
tsns without resistance il placed itself there, and
there TIE affair which was going The ef-
feet OF this column upon the OF the enemy de-
ci,ied the biisin's S. Gen. Vanasm ne iDme, nteiy
marched sea rs, this co,unin, which he repulssd {;
he Was oil Ii les to ~.aken LIS line at ,h:, deicse
moment. Fortune turied he nevertheless sue
eae ell in rhrnwint Gen. k'cist's cUi,,p, " DO
kiiledi tie P;ussian soldiers threw away their
arms, and rr,cp ,sle,' then selves ino the oss~s
woois. Ia is strut, Zen. Fanismni Ills peai ed
II is sup,,os :, he was killed. Generais Carbnava,,
Drnone eau and Ph,lippos determined to profit OF
the moment withdraw. part by the great road, *
part by the cross roads, tn their divisions, by
hardening Ill the niateri0le, which consisted OF 50
pieces Of artillery, -d 800 Wagons of all kinds but
brfr ging away alt the horses. In the situation in
which sfiirs we're, thy could not have acted better
The killed, woapd,d and prisoners may carry our
loss in this ssir 10 500 mes 1t is .hcus that the
enemy's cannot he less than from to 5U0o m.
The First corps rallied half league from the field
Of battle the 1+th corps. list Of the losses Of
,his cstsotiophe, owing to ~ar.ike arlcur badly
calculated. ros,ic oat G>.n. Vau,ismme merits
regret. lie losssc' d a rare intrepidny. He died
upon the lid OF battle, death worthy Of envy to
every brave man.
The Lonto1 Star Of the 18th uIt. gives partieu.
FAR st.temsnt OF the French and Allied Armies IN
which the following round numbers appears
Number Of ,nen nndsr Bonspsrte and his different
ll.....
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-05
LAND FOp sale

Y Will se5 great bargain in mt tract Of land.
ly'Dg ~ meekIenburg County. on the seutb .de
o Roanoke River, containing $50 seres by late sur.
ihS 'aDd lies within tour miles Of tue river :.
within the distance Of On Insrect;on ~
co IN The town q St. Tsmmany lies extremely ,e-
vel, good stand for Tavern. and mos, exe.iles,
stuahon tor 3 Disdery For terms ARMY r. BE
10 John -. Goode, residing in Meoklenbnrs Co,,t %
MILLER VI OODSON, il.
IoNp'hoeF D. vl2wp
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Total force,
1900

Two troops provincial volunteer cavalry
aoout i5e three Companies do chasseure
$50; the whole i,,dependent of the ;nco,,,vs'
rate militia in Upper and Lower CanadPa o
the force on and destined for our front;ers'
now in the service in the states, nav. a.
mount to 30, 600 men.
IS. Since writ ing The above, we haye
received the 18th regiment supposed Of 500
ana regiment Of the German legion. CAL
lea lie WatteviIle's, 1900 strong, both Of
winch have lett this for Upper Canada.