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Aparcd Tor them at all points and All any
Shape he may make the attack.
p ChiAcotbe, July 2.
The express mail has Just arrived from
rFrauklinton, with the following important
for which VIC are indebtcdto
shepolteness OF Governor .hleiEs. slfeser
H,hetc WAS a time when the services OF our
Ic'low-ciusens Was neeHssaSy, hat time
has now arrived--znd our worthy governor
relics, with conGdencss on the disposition,
|ot the people 10 repcl invasion by an inn
mediate and voluntary recourse 10 arms
FRANKLIRToN, Juiv 4.
Sfit--i have this moment received let
ter from Upper Sandusky, dated this morn
ing, iniormlUg that two men had arrived,
express at o'clock, from Lower Santlus
ky, giving information Of an attack upon
,hat'post, yesterday evening, by 500 In,
dams Col Ball's sqgsdran, and major
Croghan's battalion wers five miles in adj
vance of Upper Sandusky this morning,
and were pushing on to Lower Sandusky.
Gen. Harrison, with Anderson's regi-
mcpt, left Lower Sandusky on Sunday, for
the Rapids. Johnson's regiment had
reached that place on the 25lh ult NV
letter further states that iring had been
heard Ton two days in the direction of the
Rapids. The gen. must have got into the
Fort the day before the firing commcnc-
ed.
am, sir, very respectfully, your most
obedient servant,
J. c. bartlett.
His ExseIlcncy Gov. MEIes.
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cENTINEL.
COMMUNICATIONS.

In the infancy OF our nation when virtu-
Gus sensibility pervaded the hearts of our
countrymep, assaied as they then were by
a cruel and powerful foe, the injuries i'm
hicted on any portion of the community
were lett and resented by the whole. Then
those whose situation exempted them from
the hardships and privations, which others
endured for their patriotic opposition to
the oppressive acts OF the British tyrant.
generously sYmpathizcd with their broth
rem In distress, and magnanimously offered
them every aid III their power. Far from
ayailing themselves Of those proffered
advantages which an insidious preference
| OF the enemy presented to ;hem, they
disdained the bride and considered them.
| selves insulted by the treacherous attemp,
| 20 seduce them from the common cause
f" We must be dead (said they) to every
g idea of Justice, and lost to all feelings oil
:" humanity could we indulge one thought
| = TO sieze on wealth, and raise our fortunes
OH the ruin OF our suffering neighbors"
Such were the yirtucs-such the noble
sentiments which actuated our fathers in
times of public peril and calamity Blu
alas how changed the scene have their
sons degenera,ed oris it 4 spurious off
spring who now tauntngly boast cf the
| p" justice of that discrimination" which tbc
same wanton and perfdious foe is a. thi
time making in different sections of ou.
union in the distribution Of his favors and
cruelties
May the just indignation of an Injured
people, abash the miscreant whose team
able heart shall dare attempt to weaken
the energies of the country by infusing a
& nj 4,
citizens, or insult any respectable portion
OF the community by representing them as
the pcculiar and deserved favorites of our
rapacious and common enemy
Ertract Of a letter from a member ofthe
Pcfer86nS' VoiunteerS, TO his Father,
dated
FoRT MEIes, June 90.
" We have Just received correct infor.
nation from Maiden, which states, that
the combined Indian and British forces, 10
the amount of 5000 strong, are now prepar-
ing TO start for this place. am not GER
tain whether they will appear to-day or to.
morrow. l cannot state any particulars re-
latiye to the camp. We have $500 effec-
tiyes--Gen. Harrison is now at Franklin,on
with about 100 regulars. send this by
an express going to night"
Erfract Of a letter TO tie editor Of the III
6aay Argus, dated We7Uark, June IS,
1918.
A detachment Of our troops, consisting
of 557 men, left this on Wednesday, under
the command of col. Boerstler, composed
of light artillery, infantry and Dragons,
two pieces, of cannon they penetrated
about II or Is miles into ihe interior, at a
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ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
MONDAY. jury 70. 1918

ConSresS.--John u. Jackson, Cot Va
offered a resolution on Saturday for amend
ing the constitution of the United States.
1t contained four items, to wit:
Frss-That congress should have pow
Ell to lay ain erhort duty.
Second-To establish roads in each state
or territory with their permission.
Ihird--Capsls on similar conditions.
FoMrth-To establish a NATIONAL.
BANK. After the house had agreed 10
consider it, Mr.. Jackson proposed that i,
lie OF the table till the mex, session, which
was agreed to.
The bill imposing a carriage tax passed
the house by ayes and noes, 90 TO So.
The remainder Of the tax bills to be bro'l
forward on Monday.
MIR. Benson from the Joint committee
reported the business necessary to be done
before the close of the present session
which chiefly related to revenue and arm,
bills, and the bill prohibiting expectation
u.der the protection of foreign license
SaerG fames aUri, qmid non morfalia nee
fora coeis
Cursed imss Of houoer, TO auhat enormittcs
zoW yoN not inheifhe human heart !
Ambition & ayarice areamong the strong
est and most general motives which excite
the unworthy passions of men. Where The c
selfish principles predominant the social <
inner feelings of the soul are greatly i'm
paired or totally suppressed. Sympathy,
beneyoience or patriotism can have little IN
fuencc Ia The breast where those pctrifac-
tive usurpers have established their domi
Mon.
itappears to me that a thirst of ho1yer is
the main spring Of all the factious opposi-
lion to the administration of our govern
ment with which our country has been long
pestered and disgraced. That is the polar
star towhich their political compass invaria-
bly, points. The object is fixed, but the
means OF It's attainment are varied accord
ing 10 the copjunciure OF the times. Two
methods OF accomplishing this end present
themselves. The less hazardous, and Of
course 6rst tried, is to endeavor by destroy
ing the popularity of the presen. majority,
to rise again into forfeited power in a con-
sftntiouai way. For this purpose they re-
sort to falsehood and fiction to bIacken the
character Of the administration and i'm
plant distrust among the people. The
measures Of government are wickedly dis
torted by them, and the vocabulary of Bill
iingsgate is exhausted for abusive epithets
against the representatives of the nation.
But as their prospect Of scduciDg the body
of the people by their misrepresentation
are failing, and their hopes of success from
that quarter expiring, the next effort in the
train Of proAigacy appears to be to excite
a civil connection in the country TO over.
turn the government, and in the general
confusion seize upon the -eins of authority
In support of this suggestion we need on
ly turn our attention to certain districts of
confederated America, where leading men
OF the party do not content themselves
with Eeicbing out menaces of disnnion and
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FROM THE NORTH WESTERN
ARMY.
PRIVATE coRnEspoNDENcs.

Camp N1eigS, June 80
Information has reached us, by two men
who escaped from Detroit, that col. Proc
Tor intends to besiege this place again, and
that we may expect him with 500 regu-
lars and 1000 Indians the first fair wind.
The result cannot be doubted, as we have
repaired the forti6cation CONSIDERABLE.
Col. Johnson's regiment IF mounted men ar
riued last night. Col. Anderson's regi-
ment is expected tomorrow, and general
MArthur, with 500 recruits, will be here
ina few days, which will give US arespec-
table force. Our situation will be much
more advantageous than it was at the for
mer siege, as the men will not be worn
down by fatigue. General Harrison is ex-
pected here tomorrow. 1t is supposed
that the enemy has retreated with all his
force from Lake Ontario with the intention
sf sastug of this place. We shall be pre-
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place called the Beaver Dam, when they
were attacketby about 5000 regulars be.
sides militia and largo number Of Ins
dians the battle lasted some time, wheu
our people retreated into an open field and
sent flag & offered to surrender, finding
themselves completely surrounded. The
answer of the, British officer was, ha, they
must surrender to the Indians This
was refused, and the battle continued .
reinforcement was dispatched yesterday,
but could not get to our troops. We know
not yet how many survive or how many
al prisoners.
tits stated that maj. Chaplin, Of Buffaloe,
with 90 or 70 volunteers, were with the a.
bove detachment that the object of the
expedition, which was to Gu, of the enc.
ny's supplies, was accomplishments tina,
the detachment proceeded farther at the
particular solicitation Of mai. Chaplin: and
that osr total loss does not exceed 500
men, company Of rif1emen and some
other-corps having come in who were sun
posedtto have been taken prisoners. A
etterfrom Geneva states that the detach-
ment consisted of a part of the l4th and
goth, and company of the 9Th and that
fcapt. M'Chesney was wounded in the arms
We give these as reports, without youch.
ing for their correctness.
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-, NORFOLK, Jufy b.
The following was the situation Of tho
enemy in Hampton Roads yesterday at q
o'clock, p. M.
Admiral Warien's ship, the St. Domin-
go, abreast Of Sewell's Point; the Marlbo-
ro', in line with the opposite shore. Four
miles lower down, rs off Mill Creek a
race and TWO frigates in line with her,
extending up to Hampton Bar; two
tenders under sail standing up towards
James River. These were all the shipping
that could be seen The enemy had land
ed considerable number of men about two
miles above Old Point Light House, and
encamped. The distance from Sewell's
Point (wl'ere we made our observations)
was too great to ascertain the precise num-
Der OF barges that were on shore, or the
number of tents pitched. There appeared
10 us TO be about 20 Of the former and 80 of
the latter, some of them partly concealed by
The bushes the men could be seen dis.
t.nctly parading on the shore. Only one of
the frigates, as we learn, that were Up
James River, has come down.
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NEwsYoaK, Llys.

NEW'roRK, JnIy8!
The smack Venus, captain Lampriere.
arrived here yesterday morning from the
Vineyard Sound; she passed the British
squadron off New-I4ondon on Monday LAST
at y O'Clock; it then consisted of u and
a frigate. Five barges full of men landed
that day on the east end of Lone.Island
and took off nine head Of cattle. Three
smacks had been boarded from the boats Of
the squadron and permitted to pass.
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Printing handsomely executed n
this office,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-23
N4N.gL .WOTJrr

By Che e1pture OF the Uuited States frieaf, Che.
sspcsse and doe sudden prCstrauon " Captain La,y
renee sad ai nis rf.trs, the Private 5 guaf Of the
navy ot the United States have fallen into tLl
hsnd3 81 ths encioy, snd N order so n,ui,;n;v liz
onahceb o Intelligence 90 Tie absent ships yf ths
Navy through The circulation ol the rullio ttirf.
tn's u0toe is giysp. The ru'sc asents of -
pm'ed otsiea IN foreign couGtr'rs. and eItzers ira.
yfr'ing ths ocean, arc respectfully requested To
communicates this inforrnat ~
vNaUy DefUtmeas, JYlv ~.
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@ Gfve NE DsgTL ha DUE.b
so cay the Federal Prir G-.snd so say re.
CERTIFICATE

! Re enemy robbed the Pulpit and Communion
Tabie tn I've jt,s oral Churcb Of IN IN I. ~, ,,
exc together with ~ Csc plate, slthouah insffi I'd
Wih Tie ns,De o. tie Dcn0,, pd6f tie Parish a.
which tAey belonged. --'ffcy committed kApr i,
sevetai instanets--aud .MDRpEHED o s.ek u,an IN
ms geo "no neg been s't7gsiiug Tor tie upwards
Of i've weeks, with ~ Doe,or, aftcrd1 r ID, Cd
vnp fa.i az that t'Ts. OF bhstcrs fnrnint--ans
.hot9 bsi through MS wfe's dicy; .-ta-y ganton
IS ac'rr 81 eyery species of properly that lie,
"a .'os''yss bad no uss for.--And, IN ;sot were
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-23
NlNlNgerNle, @ Inln Z.

Since our last, nothing authentic has been
received respeCtrPg the movements &c the
Geek Indians. The Sbawauese are said to
We ON their way % join the hostile party.
Thase strength is already more than double
1iat OF their opponents. The friendly IN
gians, we understand, amounting 20 aD0rt
tJO, remain sdt;ehched at Took 10 ,atchee.
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NEv,.Yonr Tnlv "a

We have seen a letter from N4w-l,f,,,lpn. Of lie
ION "siaHt' winch states 'hat the socps POLY, Jus
dron oil New-Lpndon. The lsiter s,n.p had an
board 400 barrels OF -Four.
lite letter 'urt'er .tates, that tbG militia are 81,
gam called out Tor tue defence OF New Lennon.
bier. lGy
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To tire Editor of tie JVAR.


Subsequently, TO yovr request, transmit 10
you statement OF fnets relative To t.e expos on IL
tue sehr Ease. which li'esunc wilt fprcv,r ruc {.
silence the many III srcpresent.tias xh.ch have been
oi tue plan, feel it duty incumbent un m To atale
10 my te'ow citizens the motives by walsh was
aciuated, and the manner ia hiri The Dian was Fl ~
ad and executed, and leave TO lay ecu.,tryu.n ~
approve or cOadsnn the set.
My relatives ia lhe State u; Ohio AID on the from.
tera are mumerons-thSy have sGitere,' much Ly
Indian hostility, excited by British mandates, ana
the blowing up OF the brave Pike aud hs oand u ha.
Fos' after the enemy HAD actually surrendered,
Vas, TO my mind. ct Oi suei hdrrd usity, ii.t
II called loudly fur retaliation. Enrse are ts rrii.-
eipa' reasons which inluc-d me % cOnJrive tne o-
iowus plan. whic has succeeded IN &c strsying up.
wards Il one HUNDRED .. tIc cucHly.
Ten kegs Of powder were put INTO a strong cash
vita quantity Ut su rhur mixei into Il. At tue
Iesd oi the cssk was fixed two gum.l0rss wifi co.ls
sAs'ened u he Triggers, AID 1" thr ua,sr SIDE O: The
aacte's IN the hateh"Sy. SO hat IT iin Die to
most lie barrels WITHOUT spriU'iug zoe locks .aci
side OF the powdcr--au! tae top WAS piacs.i =
quantity OF uipenunc q sputs "a turuEntrtu ,,,cp
~ ri! prOba'i y sulte, az TO fsc t!eatroytt lN
vessel that ever nOated the watLi, Il s!ic ecu.g
i;avs blvu got a.onesie, Which was ;he 0hiec. in view
ne eagle ieit this place Tor Sew London tie
10TH Juae, and "a 10 da.s alter, s,,s arrived
"ithln s'sht oi Tie themv, a1uut d D'u.ccs \. II
J he enemy SeGt a bsr.- Wtt! 20 CArat-,l, and AS
mary nUts ~ the bc,y and STERN u the 5..t 90
take POSSESSION oi her. Capt NkeT, vi o c.ua,ari-
dcd tnr Eagle, states that toe enemy g,ot with.a
pistol shot, SGd tat nu,HJer u snuts eXc,ian
sst before they 9bdrdOheG .sse. agr le.t ,iIe
GueIn1 snt rns5 sson, ts @a. ked tor Eve hcus 90,
sst her sionn SIDE tte tamies butt!,c wind dis ins
away and tac ude beng against lilri. ~ sui uosed "a
%" ths rSaaoa II her MOI beng contacted along s;Le
and JnaI when the Yes1et blew up 4 bots we're seen
%'"n< s'e--aa' 't IA 'As opinion Cap. iik,r and
a nuiGaar CT ctheTs Was w.g= very a-.r The scene
that tn Re ecua nOt have been les4 dian 100 men
on tosrd al; E'dns ':ae Some suppose the member
tn have been 10 AttcT the explosion, Lhere was
not vest'ge " boats or men TO be seen. \ boat
IRON the "a sc lmnedat-! ~ dispatched, hut retur-
mel wa 1ut picking up any t.ng. The body OF :. e
appeared to rise upwards of 500 feet iuto The xir
with blue s:e~i On the outside, aud thsa huI st
like rocket
The aOov., n near as can recolleet, Is IN. sub.
stance Of ,he i.as e cruise, aal Of the psa, which
you are at liberty = give TO the puUns in sacA way
you snail ErS liz.
Your obedient servant
join SCUDDER, JUN.
.NeEp-foyk, Jaiy OH, 1873.
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The only Intelligence received from Eli.
zabeth City last evening was, two of the G.
nemy's schooners in attempting to cross the
swash, got aground but unfortunately we
had no means of taking advantage of the
circumstances. The enemy had landed on
both sides of Ocracock for the purpose of CD
tanning live stock.
Sunday (1sth. at p. NJ. ~. 4 f,rates,
a brig, three schoooners and a tender enter
ed the capes from n scuherly direction !:
they stood mp, and were out of sshs ysster-
day morning. II is the general belief that
this is the squadron which has been TO u
Cracock- There remained in Lrnhaven
yesterday. the Plantageret laying ab cast of
sshe light houss. frigate, a sioop of war, &
. brig OFF Willocghby's. Herald.
Uvimmrton, ~. C.) July IL, 1919.
Information has been received in THIS
town that seven English Frigates had an
chored OFF Ocrucock Inlet, one brig and top
sail schooner with barges had grnc into
Portsmouth which is situated near the
mouth of the Inlet; and She'll Castle, which
is adjacent it had been taken possession
Of. The Barges il IS furcher said, had eros
sed PamptiCo Sound and from their directi
on it was Supposed North Washington was
the object Of heir predatory excurs,1D. As
may be Imagined, ,his intelligence excited
considerable Alarm here and measures have
been instantly taken, which In conjunction
win what has already been done, will rem
der the town, (now presenting but iits!e =
traction to she enen.ys as alt the specie
froa the Parks has already been removed
and hnt little plunder would he foGnd TO sa
tisfy their cupihity,l f not Secure from an
attack. at least succe 3sfuliy to resist one.
The gun boats in the river, tho private
armed ship the General Armstrong, ana iic
Ietter of-Mar1ue, schooner the p ;pton. will
furnish 40 ample Sefcn c against any At
tempt Of barges 70 come up orr river, and
from larger vessels cur bar, fats aud shosls
constitute an adequate SAFEGUARD This at
1eraoon the Uniform, companies and militia
are ordered ont by General Jones. From
she attention, talents and spirit Of this officer
more will be disappointed in expecting much
Ia confidence is felt and apasriotsrn will
be cvinoed by an alacrity in tbeyiug his call
ana repairing to the standard OF defence
Y,lica this part OF our Country now Asses.
NonroLx, Jnly 90.
ny TUE NEWB.BN MAIL.
u is with poigrsnt sorrow, announce the death
AZ Mrs Hsnnas. Gastsn, the a-Rule and truly esti-
ra2ble consort OF the Hon. WIN. G.sron, now q
Tnember ot congress She IL the I1pst affecting
and Interesting sit.rlt;In whicl a female can he
placed, vixen Size abruptly heard the news oil the
Hritsl having andc.l-Sse died in the most dis;rcs-
sng Circumstances during ths night The force
8tic: thrcstcneh Newburn and tie places on tlls
Snun'' stated 20 BE- ~, rigat.s barges
az Gu men each, orig sod a sChs0neI.
The inhahtan,s have psctsd up rheir valuphle
articles a''d removed theni out ot the each Q: the
plundeIeys.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-23
Ne 10 York, July II.

LaEtSE JIoW Ehe Enemy'8 NgAaCrcn near
.Nt7o- L0ndop.
Yesterday the smack Resolution, arrived
at this port from Stunnington. The capt.
OF the smack informs, thar on Ihur.day last
he saw several ships Of war gong cat to-
wards MontAug Point, and heard they
were bound tor Halifax. They nd taken
several horses from the islands on board
them ships. ~ ship of the line and a fripate
was of Fau'kucr's Island az anchor on
Thursday evening and no Other enemy's
ships in the SQUAD. They rave caD.ujed
a Rrods island Packet with -four & or 2
other sfGacks-
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Ntzgbmrtort. 20 i9 Ar slonn - 80

VNt5V0H'JPo'F' DHiy Y ATE sIoop Mary, Cald-
veii, from Ocr"'oeN. Jab 8, lat 50, lonr. ~ so
schooner NepUne's Brr. e, Wsters If BaSsor. snd
was informed thai tue Gay before, he was iosr,lrJ
by llr.ts h squsdron Of ssii 6ednd to Oe,scoc
bar to crio'es q, blockade u It li,e squad, On
contested Of Two ~, irisatels and smaller We
sels--the latter " crhlSa lnslde the hur
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Ex4RAe7 az 1 49,. nArrr

p" CaHc N21j. Ju:y IL.
"Ihfs day at 3 o'cioek We 7yifares,d a
Frana sceas : riz. m aNack by our eu1
6oafe On ne B'iGsh barsrs Me,nt0fv @pa
tHcessaHt or.hd{Ton hour bun 70e haTe not
YET heard ne result. Il |5igafe end afogf
q w0s, 7oHh q aAih, heir II1ze, lie oThcTe
a6oW ~ niReg dtSfauf."
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The cartel sh r Robot Burns sailed from

inc cartel ship Robert Burns sailed from
the ho"k. on tuesday, FL Live, pool.
We understand, that taos = than enc hun
dred letters. Srrs smuesiei o. bnaiG. alter
re ceinniNni-Atn. with tslr "a tei was pro
h'oltai'--in otder 10 AVOID the ,nspcc,jon az
'ae'n ay the r.a, snail Tie letters have ali
beei' discovered by the marshal md stopped
--,Ss transmitted to the department. Of state.
ne vigilance of the marshal IS deserving
OF the hishes. communication. We repeat
tbaI ou cay is Infested with spies aud ,rsi
tors, and it is duty incuubent on every
good citizen 70 aid the officers OF yernment
in heir detection. ". Y. Cal.
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O. we understand that Gen Tarior &c N,rr,i,.
- "rp3.-it'd ea"'imous'y Brisaaiar Grres,i in
th's Cy oa !uesHsy ,aurning on III, W.. ~; 70
"T S"iin.'n IS not coui rrnrd nv IL g:
aste 20 "n's-sr TO S"osia, 2c,u IL. Ni-,.rs So,
= ,tls -hs !iaane j. confirm @! as ;. 4.a,srs
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lieTGniTi1 YuIy 10.
Yesterday morning Capt. Boot sr's cooa
pa'yoi volunteers from Richmond 9aSsed
thor9gh tins city Tor Sacsef:'s Kart ~
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,soa'prg, that Iil.i he rsrre,-,,e, nv L,..
Nss- ny even stripped iae shirt c.Yth- ia.. 81
So nope, s=n'r about 20 Y.sr cd, anu took he
Snpes rom his feet, sitter prieNlnx him vim IN
Bsyonet. van "'G
(sigoec) John WsSTwo0D
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rE TiE Subscribers vii sell AZ pgiiio h,.,;,.
y Wednesday ile Zstn inst ~ e... ,.,. ana 80
yere"t )fy Coco Actin hsea, on the cross street
leodhg rom CAteJ to the ajei. Strsst---A very
90 Pieces Flames assorted eolrurr,. 80 yiseee
Cloths SOME thc rry best sup, frs sss,lt, 4, So,
20 pieces Cosungs assorted 20 3ors. &. ss.r,. 80
B.ankets, Sc Bales 'rda ro,to.s. Cs!li.a. T. 60
tos and Lr-p CGmbnets, Couor Cbf e., Sts
and Cotton Hosiery, C-s- irs 5heetirgs ~ ors,.
ed florirtys CoitansuJ sdlt saaui-. Fi,r.,,i'.,
HirFe'f Lse= T,'.s fru,b noroces sinners
case hais, iHbbcns sad ga iopn Bindings, Cotton
Balls assorted cJcnr7, Domestic GooJ,-s.I
great rareiy of ui'se sriicies.
J'crr7 itc,al 0ud made known 60 ss's.
sales viii co.'s nehec alto y'cioet
We hourly eEreet about
5000 Ells h,s Gcrnan T'ickl.ufrr--
5 So Brttns duck, eud
Bales Buraa SIZE. iogs
yyt0nc0ye R-b;y,orFs Ti.a.-se-
Jolly "a. o.
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Col. Hawkins is expected here TO day, per
haps Ca demand assistance Of the Governor
Gen. Wilkinson arrived IN town last even
ing. In passing through the ration he met
az different times a number of painted Jndi-
ans apparently prepared for war.--Jynraal