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| ne enemy having failed in this attemnt
united their utmost effort in AN attack or
| he right, supported by torr pieces OF artil
lery and their cavalry, which was in Xix,
manner repulsed the 49th and 8oth rerts
having moved up in echellon and formed in
'ine; Charge commercials BY the 49th ref-t
out was not persevered in, in cons, uuence oi
the enemy hs wing charged upor the righ,
and threatened to gam the rear, but ,!eir
! cavalry we're SO gallan,lv received Nv The
three companies of the 99;n rcrt. urder
captain Barns, and the well directe re OF
the artillery under capt. Jackson, that they
were instantly repuised, and by the randi
pursuit OF capt. Barns parry a six pounder
was captured from the enemy; who's, ~
tention was now solely directed In cover the
retreat IF his beaten forces. In this last f
tort he was foied by judicious movepen,
af the Corps under Lit. Col. Pearson. who
continued TO pursue the enemy in bis SIGHT
IL is with deep reg that Tt. Col Myrri.
SON transmits list of casualties containing
the loss ot several brave soltliers--bnt
when the unequal contest, and tne ouadru
pie loss OF the, enemy, ana the irupurt ance
OF THIS splendid victory are considered, the
comparative British loss will appear less
ulau might reasonably be expected.
Return Of killed, qvounded e missing.
here follow the particular returns of the
killed, wounded and missing. of the several
CORPS, which 1t is unnecessary 70 iussrt]
Total capsin, 2 drummers, and 10
rank andhle killed; ! captain, subal,erns.
sergeants, aud 151 rank and file wound
ed !; IL rank aud file missing.
Names u O6fcs'S kiAei and 7you,ded.
A9sh egt.-Captain Marine, killed Lit.
Jones, ~wouuded dangerously 1t BARLEY
Sounded severely, not dangerously Lieut..
Eians' wounded, left leg ampu,atcd Lit.
Monitor, wounded severely, not dangerously
1t. Richmond. wounded slightly.
SYN regt.--Capt. Brown, wounded Sc
vereiy> not dangerously; Ensign Leaden,
wounded slightly.
49th Flank Comp'y-Lieut. Holland.
wounded severely.
Canadian Fencibles-Lieut. Delorina iere.
wounded dangerously siace dead Lieut..
Armstrong. wounded dangerously.
BY Ills Excellency's ccmmand-
EDWARD BAYNES, Ali. Gen. N. A.
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sase Time, with Lientenant-Ge General Drum
mond. Maior General Rial, Colonel Yates.
OF the 4eth, and Captain Foster, Aid to IN.
Drummund.
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Ihr Booi oH' Ytoe.1f5k oye;,,c,s
go hereafter ro'.- te9, 81 lie Oh -t,,,I ,.s,
e. ~ Csg'o' fe~ 'ie 6saeff If Re es>a,c, b, G.e
''-I' earnestly sniei- cosur"a re n
past ia .orq--sii ric.z .s i,irns.if,o ,..lcr-. ",
utmost aOdioe' 10 please h;. ,ustomers
CHtmEs WATa0N.
IL ~ excellent assortment Of BOoTS ,rd
~ ~ "n "snd, 'or a.is on reasonable terms.
~ 10 f"T or Eve pnrent'ccs 10 ne a'.oe.. pr,.
'ess".'s sre n'rf, "'u Vii reeeise good us,se.
NOvsD,ber I6. e. -
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ens.ing seasons, consii.in
1sBsle superire hrsal
cloths, assorted colours,
I Do. fine aud low pri-
ced, DO.
/ DO, superfne e. com
mn3 peiice do.
8 Do louhle sud single
MUD csssi,oeres as.
sorted,
i Do. Berlin, Nanches-
tcr * silk cords.
1 Tcunk f,ney hIarsei'-
lea and woroted vest
ing,
1 DO. rc;l;nets and COM
nun do.
i Bsle rose blankets.
Salisbury su' white &
red hSshels,
Durants ard ca,imancn
asserted,
1 Trunk green ami black
bombazctts,
j DO. &.i K GA cotton
csmbrios assert ID
i Do. 3.i and A black
AMI colourrd %.
1 "a and Oh twill'd and
figured 10.
1 "a and ga assorted &
superior quality mus
Inns,
i "A & Ga jsconet mus
lia,
] IA Unnamed and seed
Ell canhr;cs,
! Al and GA plain and
figured Lenoes,
rs 81 Al cotton shirt
Ing dressed sni undrcs
sed.
J 49, Colsrsin shifting.
i 8 4 Irish linens, assort-
ed,
] Sc Dimities assorted,
i 7-8 striped corded plain
esmhric and common
Einghamh
Silk gingilsms,
] c,se domestic stripes
and ginGhams,
1 Do white and brown
domestic shirting
/ Trunk calico,
thecSs,
Bed ticking,
Shee,ing,
w hite ana brown t'ie-
tillss linen s. cotton
Rouans,
I Trunk black, plaid and
eolonred lus;riaes,
i Do .Fiorentines, ceilings
end sarsnetts,
1 DO. ladies' SILK, cotton
and worSted hos eu7,
=. J. in the hope q sh
lie in generst, viii epdesv
ample supply IN order to
October 20. .
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BRITISH Recommendations FIX
AGG hRATlONS, LIES, &c. &c.
From The A@ont7e0i Gazette Of Noucn5e,
16,I813

From The Montreal Gazette Of houcm6e,.
16,I81S
/ ne enthusiasm OK the country was never
more glNriously evinced Than on the occasion
when two armi oS the eneIn4 w4re ad
Vancingto inv9dc us, and under the deter
/ mfled resolution Of securing Montreal for
helr need quarters. Here all classes Of
'nd'flcuEis have flown TO the standard Win
! 'sS ,tt!sfin'raloh ct supporting their ma
/ 20 az Gear accer ana defending the .cu atry
l,onI ne nnhailowed grasp % n, enenv
! &c hunter Of mltil which have been
| coi!ac'ed N his district, exc eds all former
! xaHpie, and tui" sow hat we can nro.
! n"ce On eEecti'e force. fully adeuya,e -
inc roin7'ctc C.fcCCe Of Lower Canada at
any pe,Wd wben real danger may threaten
II prestrYation.
! Inc 'thc's t-tails r. 'he brilli9n, achiev.
men; CT cted ~ our brave trocDs in The
rear ct the enemy a. Chrystl"r's farm in
ClPer Cahaca. are irser.e IN our columns.
~ which 1t -'if appear tina. the boast,ug
'ikinSon mas IN Consequence been com
'""dit,d IN his presump;uCus ex
pSctatioDs on this province.
! IT. q Ia Chine. JSth .Noy. 1919
GENERAL ORDFR.
! His E;:celiefcy the Gov Cen. and Com
tmHn1er OF he forces. has recei, ed from
Lieu Grant Col ro hior isrn. sotb rpot
the riHcial report Of the action which tool,
place on the 1ltb inst. at ChrystIer's Farm
- miles above Cornwall, between the corns
| uoser' aIon, consisting of the 4g,h and
89'h Tegts. and detach nent from the Cav.
rlson OF Prescott, under Lieut.. Col. Pesrsory
! me who!e amounting TO about 500 men. and
the pnncipal division # Che ene,nV's army.
corr named By W Jor General I5oyd. ON
the day preceding tie ac'icn, an affair tooI
I II - rr -mEs =.
Vaton pressing on the enemv, which sf,or q
Snort conflict terminated in MS defeat The
Rrirish division occupvine that uipht the
I ground on which the aft.r had taken r.lace.
On the 18th, 1t. Col. Morrison continued
/ ms pursuit, when the enemy Concentra;,rq
his ici &c made grand effort TO relieve him
SCI rom SO troublesome an opponent, e adj
vaaced win his heavy columns of infa,,cy
supported By artillery, his front covered ~
a numerous body e cavalry and rig,men.
-. Col. Nor lson fen back gradually. and
took IN judicious position (Which ne bg 4
lpfeVlcn-iy made choicecf) with lis :i1f,e band
ms rigAt ON the river, Consisting Of the Il ,nk
I mp"nies Of the 49th regt. add a defach
rent o. the Canadian Fcnci5les, under =
Vol. Pearson with siX Donnder a l;ide ad.
! vanccd supported By ,hrec commands =,
tne 69ih regiment under Contain Barns-
tire 4gh and seth rcgfs. fornsd to mai,
BODY OF reserve, extending across the r,a,
% a pine wood, occupying space of 7ol
yards. "
Mrjor Perio', with detachment Of IN,
*nadiAa voltigeurs, and q small band 9
'ndidn warriors under 1T. Anderson, ssrrr
cd Tie 'eit Hank. The oc,ior connence,
about O'clock in the Afternoon and IN hal
IN no'r became geuerai the snpny atte,no NJ
ing To snre the left Of the Brir.h. hit ,ycr.
ffpu'Se' by The 18th and s9.h regiments
(which adysnced, firing W uinSsSs p.atoon$
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UMSEH-

Many having exDresset d,ab's ttat Ta.
snmseh was not lsil!ed in h hqt.a oc ,ba
5th ult. near The Moravian T WINS n Cana-
da, we are induced to Law the fol,ow;o.-
statement Of facts before our re ders %
proot OF his dca:h--the, were o,lip;. eiv
furnished by an officer Of Colonel X. N
} hnson's regiment. The death If his
great man (fnr he was truly sDrh) IS desira.
BILE on no nther account, than b;s bn.tiI;-,. o.
the Americans, ard = s .spI,ere misns shii;tic.
to unite the various Indilu tribes aqsinsI
US. The head lie np killed, he confsd 70
cy IS broken snd we may calculate on 8
lasting peace on our f., p'itrs
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ans o,
'o-;i i've md {, Geu',emens' Buckskin &
'FimDinss Tor Beaver Gloves,
~ es'e7. Cotton Cards,
'.E Lords, Cords and Suspenders,
|'%ls Desilver snd Creehores
r'npr'f"nred %pi Mo- superfne and common
:, rocco dscn'es, PLAYING Cards,
B'rcl- ard ooloured Cal Msrs' Womens, .,d
'"1n'' Chidrens' List Socks,
t,ndrens Gotten and Trunks assorted sizes.
Hnrs,fn Socks and Wrapping Paper.
o. Stock'nSs, Fiosting and Wax Tia.
silk Umbrellas,
Together zci!h general assortment of
BRUSHES,
Which will DC DISPOSED OF on moderate terms s,r
tsh'or good pa'er--'iberal deductions ON retail
Ing prices male 10 Wholesale purchasers.
u constant SIMPLY will be kent
orders for shoes Ii f. at the store will be attended
to and i'm nediaely forwarded.
Nov. 90. aw
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FFNF!t Capts o: the Hietl Watch II the Guy Of
u Rc","oa", wishes 70 employ number al res
Pc table men, that can cone well reoo n M ended to
perform thst du;y-whle!' duy will y, assi~ae.i tn
'h 'n-and tier pay Will he S2s7 per ear. and
Sooh warm coats furnished them While juty.
Any person Whaling TO engac viii Apply to
JOHN Z. SHlELDS.
December O. eU6t
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BY Thomas Ritchie.7
Day t;.Js,i)S.

pENJAMiE JEWELL, from New-York, res.
ID tectfng,y in bis friends and the pnblc,
T. Cor msin) Sta eGi. new AID elegant assoyl at
OF staple and il,y goods, suitable for the present &
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NTM CoWhN, Es.8TCN Ii-ghNR, Z SUeei,
TasPeesEGi!y Informs !is eas,nraer- s:,.. the
pablo, that he has hsr'. good sssortraent or
Fatent lever, repeating, ladies aud other Watches
IA goli and silver cases Clocks and Time. Pieces
ieshisnsbls assortment Of Jey.y, silver snd ple-
ted Ware, GOLD, gIt, silver and PLATED Epauelts,
silver Hnd gilt Cord, swords and dirs, sword belts,
~ ctseIes, steel, silk and gilt Watch Chains seals
keys, Sc.--Nith erea, variety OF oiher articles in
iTs lac, al OF which h7 oscrs ~ the lowest prices.
CT Watches and Cocks c7fesuliy repaired
jewellery and 5nver-Nsse uaade to order
December psw3y
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EVIDENCE. :


1sf. Cen9ra' Harrison examined re T,
dian sid to Re Tecumsch. and ros;tiveI,,
stated he had no doubt on the snLicct. 81
At'he same time several Blush o7;cers
stated it poFitigely TO him. Sd. Shane nc
matt Indian has been acquainted win re.
cuUseh for 90 years--he states il to he b;,,,,
4th' Drownvard, a F~enchnan taken a.,
Detroit md m ade Prisoner of war. escs.
ED from he Mora,ian Towns on the do,,
OF the battle, examined tfc dead body and
Staud It to be him s. The British Indi-
an interpreter was wounded in III. bettIe
am died IN two or three laws after !,
before his death, Doctor Richardson ,stod
HIM II ecumseh was dead lie re o1;eJ
tras ne was, and fell by his side. 6h.
When captain Richard Pfice was about two
miles below the ground on whic,, tn. batt,~
was fought, he met man goirg that wav
VINO told him he heard that Tecumseh wss
dead, and that he was goirg to see for him
sell, tor he knew him. On his route he
was accompanied by Captain Price to whom
ne described INFINITELY Tecumseh's dress
ana some marks when ;hey arrived where
the dead body lay, the man examined il e.
pronounced II to be hin--'he dreqs and
marks fitted exactly. This 80 far convinced
captain Price that he had not a soIitarv
doubt on the subject.
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Hard- ~ IRE, CuuerV Hud S.laaLerD,
FoR SALE nv
EDWARD STAPLES, Jr on =. between 1!th AZ

~ ND y n -, " on y between IEth and
15th s'rects-Cous stine *
koN, rim, Knob ari closet locks brass case 1;ro,
e anu headed ring 'uIupu aud fac stock bjs \,
hFt shacEle pal. brt ni lrn est snd e,,tbsar.
t"h a'n qua otto; hrass 2nd iron table butts and
- I h'Hts' o'ss' e"'nm1le kHo''5 ard han
'29, euphnard turns oh, &c screws. yro,t ne;ts
braces and bits, polished braces; common aud eiit
cat end vest bu,to'', ivory ami horn combs br. a.
H'u P'a'e e'na'esresS, sheet iron and copper tea
t1'' "c'-Une N'hte and green iyOry knives ami
forks IN se,ti, With ssrvcfs, SIC. 10 match L,.t
f''A muck aud While bone shandie ;nives e fork =
ne Az" cnnu"on nauiyes, spor',men's kni,os,
summon ana nae srurti5. SCISSORS, cork screws {,c
Rated s'irrnp iron', duke biz, snd brsdoor.
I.a.ies' c"rb eSans, tag, harness .rd bride hue.
ho,,om and swivel nt.rr'p irons sba. :. aud * L.n,
e.'HmS sp' sntih-., iqp'nrd md tim d inlets And
H'i s''s' square heed coach screws, &c.
H'so' Si'w 5oSea c1nmon x WLntemore's Cot
'on AMI Wool Cards. of assorted Nos. 00'
October %. -
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BALTIMORE Dec

-, DALI NJ ORE, Dec. G.
The Legislature IF Maryland convenes
THIS day at Annapolis and the energy of
repubiicans is about to be tested. Wehave
no doubt that they viii act with Wig r and
'ntrepidity- Our readers will remember
he illegal return of three of the federal can.
o,dates from Allegheny they will iecnilect
also thar two of the judges made rctu a Of
one federal and three republican G adi-
latcs' VINO were legally elected. We are
nancy TO state that Mr.. Bruce and Ike other
republican candidates have gone on to An
nagous' WITH the determination to take seats
in the house If delegates. if the iIler,Iv ra-
turned federal candidates should TAX sea,s.
lh's eXamD.e # courage and frnness v;n
not, we trust, re lost on the republicars IF
either branch of the legislature. 1t affardx
pleasing indication OF the security to
which the people may look with confidence
tor the maintenance of the sacred rieh, of
snitrager the laws and Constitution Of tho
state TpS;o'
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RI Office AZ rr.so,,e ;-,J.l...i - -
The l-te T,rmas Watson s.. ors tne,l..., %
5olke - sp@e " p., merit ss r5s.hic--.nt su G,,ss
hN'nG c'9ii"a. are de5.rc,' ts p,se.,t ID, -
perry a'thenteaic6l %, tlc on stoA. for ,tts.
MFht' SARAH tsNFsO-4, Ado,'x.
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Sir Geo. Provost has published an addit;-
Oh Fccount uf lhe battle of the 18th nit
on me St. Lawrence in which ne sckpow-
edge the loss Of % killed, l47 wounded
-A'' Missing, bs:s sGys noting further, IL
t0e Anne can prisoners. The Montreal
papers. however, have reduced ,hai. n,,r,
Der from go 20 90 bo.h NUMBERS are rsiea
They took very few pr soEers. H.
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CINCINNATI, March 7.

Ertract Of a letter from M pames!' ga
ted SAavnoe 7ozvn, Feb. Is, to gen
tieman in this place.
"Last "Wednesday 10 Indians came to
house a: the mouth of Cash River, on
the Ohio, few miles bove its mouth
protesting friendship for some time; at
length raised the whoop, and massacred
FIVE of the family-a young man made
his escape after having received
stroke with the Tomahawk OH the cheek
two more of the family are missing
The man who brought the information
is by the name of Kinslow, from the set
Element of Cash River who tod me nc
Saw the man who made his escape, and
had also seen the men who buried the
persons kiled--they were not scaiPeu
-Kinslow is said to be man OF truth.
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FOR SALE
II likely young NEGRO MN
For terms-apply to
John y Richard Tyler.
March 80 a..
To be sold or let on ground
Rent forever.

/ WISH to sell or rent nv Bake.
House, the Dwelling House attached
to it, and the Lot thereunto belonging,
situated at tho corner Of Oronoko and
Water streets, fesmcrly occupied by
MIR. Aadrsw Jamiessp !. It is an exceE
lent building and extenGs .westw ardly
from Water street about lsS feet. !
will take low price for it
| will also sell or let On ground sshy
forever, several very handsome lots on
Commerce street, setween Faye,te and
West streets, and an half acre lot OF
the South West corner of Payne ap
Prince streets. These lots are in
most improving part Of the town
are daily increasing in value. Y
Also, a vesy handsomely situated
Lot on the east side OF Washington
street, between Judge Fltzhugh's new
brick house and Queen street. This
Lot is IS feet front and runs eastward.
ly Us feet 20 10 feet alley-it has ale
so The beneht Of another 10 feet alley
on the south side of il.
Also, three lots at the upper end Of
King Street in the very centre of the
p esent rapid Improvements. going on
there. -
Also, lot on the north west corner
.GfQNe-naad ST. Asaph streets, and se~
vera! other lots situated on Quce n, St.
Asaph. Oronoko, Water, and Union
streets.
John Dundaa
March 30 dlwS cow
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, Mareh 80.
81 TO sHEw
rHs EERr AGE & BoDx or THE rrxr
us FORM AND PRESSURE

Notwithstanding the rumors Of peace,
which the Democrats are so indussri
ously circulating, they continue to de-
clare, "that We never shall haue peace,
until we can getout Of the mar with no
nor. Now this is pretty much like tho
Case OF man, who jumps into mire,
and swears that be will never Jump sut
OF it, until he can come out clean. The
war will be interminable, i. to last
until the administration can come out OF
it with honor. By declaring it upon In
sufficient and unwarrantable grounds,
they have, like the man in the mire, vo.
unfairly and deliberately dealed them
selves, and let them come out when they
please, like him, they must come out
uneleon.
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WILMINGTON, (Del.) March -.
BLOCKaDING SQUADRON.

ice last accounts from the enemy's
squadron state, that the larger vessels
continued Just inside The capes, and that
the smaller ones were cruising up and
down the bay.
We understand that the cavalry COM
pany, commanded by captain James
Miles, marched for Lewistown on Tues
day.
The committee of Wilmington, have
fixed upon the Arsenal as the place OF
rendezvous in case OF alarm. fhe alarm
to be given by the firing OF cannon, the
ringing of the Town Hall bell, and the
beating of Drums.
On Sunday last, the Wilmington Ca
yalry, commanded by Capt. John War
ner, set oat for Lewistown, to assist In
its protection They were escorted to
the Bridge nv the volunteer light infant
ry company under the command OF capt
Leonard. The troopers went OF III high
spirits, and we have no doubt will do
credit to themselves shOSld an opportu-
nifty offer.
The committee tor this Borough, we
are told, have agreed upon the seize OH
the intended fort for the better pTo'ec
ton of Wilmington,
The citizens in many parts OF the state
have organized themselves into military
associations and marched for Lewlstown.
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F,on, the Connecticus Mirror.


1.-THE following article has been sent
to us for publication. II it were not ae-
COMMANDED with a certificate from two
very respectable gentlemen in the east
erp part of this State, which states
that they know the writer to be man OF
yeracity, and that the extract Is true
COPY of the original, we should have he
STATED about giving it to our readers;
for we could not have believed, that
war of four months only, could have re-
dnced our officers to such a state OF sa-
vare barbarism, as it here deputsd. we
think it not becoming in our country
men, hereafter, to rail at scalplng'-
Extract ota letter dated at Plaff'0"rs'
October IS, 1912 =
&C Since / have been in this place, !
have Witnessed such scene as my pen
!. unable TO describe: it was the exccu'
ton of a>soldier, who was shot tor de-
,erling, with an intention of joining the
enemy. On the morning of the day OF
his execution, the army was paraded IN
hollow square on the grand parade
the criminal in the centre, with four men
bearing his coffin; after marching to the
Rank of the Lake, where his grave
had been previously dug. the coffin was
act down on the ground, and the crimi
nal blind-folded and kneeled BY the sidt-
of il; guard consisting Of swslye men,
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March 30
Valuable Lands for Sale.


II He subscriber will sell Tract
i of Land, containing s93 and q
half acres, within two miles Of Fauquier
Court House; about 800 acres OF which
are in wool, well tinbered. The open
land is undergoing its first course Of
clover and plaster There are or the
premises comfortable new Dwelling
House, not finished, a good new Barn
and other convenient out houses. Pos
session Of the houses and part OF the
land can be given Immediately, and Of
the residue after harvest
This is perhaps one OF the most de.
sirsble tracts of land in the neighbor-
rood of Fauquier Court House, on ace
count of its vicinity to that place, where
fire wood sells at from three to four
dollars per cord during the winter sea.
SON. John A. w. Smith, ESQ. or Sarnl.
Low, Jr Esq, will shew the land, and
make known the terms o! sale.
Also,on other Tract, containing zoe
acres, lying in The county of CulpeR
per, on the main road leading from
Che.ter's Gap to Fredericksburg.-
This land is well adapted to the uss Of
plaster, and is not more than two miles
from NJ. Moses Gibson's Merchant
Mill. II will be shewn by Mr.. Curtis
Corby, near tue premises. anath: terms
made known on apple alton to TIE SUD.
scriber, living the upper end of Faus
quier county, or the road leading from
the Court House to Chester's Gap.
VIM. clarkson. Y
March 8w
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GEN. HARRISON. ARMY.

Letters from the Miami, dated the
2lst Feb. say, that the army hutted there
had exceeded 5000 men; but that they
were Wondering away like rope of
sand-As the time of the Kentuckians
expired, they SO home; and Gen. Tup-
per's men have been dismissed. The
eanpaign may probably be kept up in
the newspapers, but all offensive opera
tons are over and this army must share
in the common curse of all the armies
through the year.
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were posted about ten feet distant frsa,
hiin, at the tap of the drum six Of them
fred, one shot struck his head, tie other
hye passed through his breast; the o.
thor SIX then advanced and discharged
their guns at his head, the muzzels Of
which were not more than eighteen in
chss from IT.; his entrsas 7oere then ta-
Zen ous and BuHsT--his mangied corps
conveyed TO an old shop, where it was
stripped OF every vestigs of clothing,
and laid on bench, where it lay four
days before it was allowed to be buried.
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Nequ- Hamhshire safe.

We feel much pleasure in announcing
the restoration Of New Hampshire to
the true principles of the Washington
school. She has taken stand watch
will give her an honorable rank among
her sister states of New England. To
her governor, whose devotion to Ma
Olson and war made him above con-
sulting 4viih flesh and blood,"* she has
piyen leave to retire she has called a
Friend 10 Peace and National Honor and
Prosperity to fill his place,
Both branches Of the legislature will
be federal by handsome maJorltles.
Sec dis Sheech.