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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-16
ELIzoNDo, August /, 1912.

My Lord-I nave the honour to &C.
quaint your I.ordship, that I'D conpli'
ance with the instructions | received
through Major Gen. Murray, proceed.
ed yesterday with the column under my
orders on the road to Dona Maria. On
our arrival at the foot IF tho pass we
found the enemy ascending the hill In
great haste, aud closely pressed by the
9Th division; moving by road parallel.
led and to the right of that which my
column was on.
The rear of the err emy's column hav.
ing begun to ascend the hills before our
arrival, it was impossible to cut of any
.rt of it. 1t was, however, considera-
bly annoyed on its march by one 9 poun.
der and howitzer. l Immediately or.
dered the I'd division, under 1t. General
Stewart, to ascend the hill by the road
we were on, whilst the Earl of Dalhou-
sizes column assembled by one more to
the right The enemy took up strong
position at the top of the pass, with a
cloud of skirMishes in the front.
The attack on our side was led by 1t.
Gen Stewart, with Major-General Wal
kerr. brigade, under 1t Col Fitzgerald,
ofthe Goth, who forced back the cneay's
skirmishes to the summit Vi the hill but
coming upon their main body fund them
SO numerous and so strongly posted, that
1t. Gen. Stewart was Induced TO with.
draw them until the TIN division should
be in closer co-operation With him.
.Abou. this time thc 1t. General was
wounded, and the command of the dlvi'
sion devolved upon Maj. Gen. Pringle,
who, with his own brigade, commanded
bv Colonel O'Callaghan renewed the at
tack on our side, whilst the 9TH division
pressed them on the other, and both dr.
visions gained the height abou, the same
time, the enemy retiring, alter sustain
ing very considerable loss.
Tae conduct Of Lieutenant General
Stewart, Major. General Pringle, and OF
the officers and troops in general ~as
con,picuously good, and | regret that the
very thick fog prevented our taking tina,
advantage of the situation of the enemy
which il might otherwise have done
A part of each division pursued them
some distance down the bill, and occa.
stoned them considerable loss. Hay.
ing thus far performed your LordsniP''
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instructions, Withdrew mycoiumn from
the pass, and moved it upon Almandoz.
/ have the honor to be, &c.
(Signed) ROWLAND HILL,
Lieutenant-G Gen.
LrzAcA, 4th Aug: 1913.

LkZACA, 9tu
NV Lerd-The Prince Of Orange hav-
ing been detained till this day for the re-
turns. / have to inform your Lordship
that the enemy still continued posted in
the morning of the I'd with force OF 2
divisions on the Puerto de Echalar and
nearly the whole army behind the Puer-
to, when the 4th, 7th, and light divisions
advanced by the valley OF the Bidassea
TO the frontier, and had determined to
dislodse them by combined attack and
movement Of the three divisions. The
9TH division, however, having crossed
the mountains from Sambilla, and having
necessarily preceded the arrival OF the
5tb, Maj. General Barnes brigade was
formed for the attack, and advanced be-
fore the Alb and light divisions could CO.
operate, with aregularity and gaIlantry
which have seldom seen equalled, and
actually drove the two divisions OF the
enemy, Notwithstanding the resistance
opposed to them, from those formidable
heights.
1t is impossible that can extol too
highly the conduct of Msjer.General
Barnes, and these brave troops, which
was the admiration of all Who were wit
nesses Of it
Mai General Kempt's brigade OF the
Light Division, likewise drove very
considerable force from the rock which
forms the left Of the Puerto.
There is now no enemy in the held
within this part Of the Spanish frontier.
have the honor to iRclose 1t. Gen Sir
Thomas Graham's report of the assault
of San Sebastian.
While the troops were engaged IN the
neighborhood of Pamplona, as reported
in my despatch of the lst instant, Brlga-
dicr General Longa occupied with his
part of the Bidassoa, including the town
ofVerar.
That part Of the enemy's army which
had been left in observation Of the allied
troops Of the great road from Irun, at
tackled him on the 2sth, but were repuls-
ed with considerable loss.
/ have great pleasure in reporting the
good conduct of these troops on all oc-
casions, and likewise of battalion OF
Spanish Cacadores, in General BARGE
mas division Of the Gallician army which
had been sent to the bridge of Yansi, on
the enemy's retreat on the LIST instant,
which it held against very superior
numbers during grea, part of the day.
Nothing of importance has occurred
in Arragon since my despatch Of the
l9;h July.
have report from Lieutenant'Ge-
neral Lord William Bentinck, from BIZ
naroz, on the 2lst July; and ne was
making Preparations to cross the Fbro.
l have the honor. SC.
(Sigoed) WELLINGTON.
Earl Bathurst, &c, &c.
p S. enclose return Of the killed
and wounded, in the att ok Of tao enc
my's position on the Cd instant.
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shot under him IN q battle near oorsuse"'
on the 2sth Of July. ! have the honor
to be, &c.
fsigned) WELLINGTON.
have omitted to inform your Lord.
ship in the body OF the despatch, that
the troops in the Puerto de Maya lost
their four Portuguese guns on the 25th
Of July. Maj. Gen. Pringle, who COM
manded when the attack commenced,
had ordered them to retire towards
MAYA: and when Lent Gen. Stewart
came up, he ordered that they might re-
turn, and retire by the mountain road TO
Elizondo. In the moan time the enemy
were in possession of the pass and the
commune. tion with that road was lost,
and they could not reach 1t.
enclose returns of the loss before
San Sebastians, from the 9Th to the 9th
Of July; and returns OF the killed,
wounded, aud missing in the operations
from the 2slh ultimo to the LIST inst.
July 81, 1918.
My LoRD-I have the satisfaction to
acquaint your Lordship that, although
from the immense superiority OF force
which the enemy directed against the
position entrusted 10 my charge, yester-
day-it became, in my opinion, imperls
ousIy necessary for me to retire from
that ground; the conduct OF the officers
and troops, British and Portuguese, was
such as to en,itle them to my entire APP
probation, and could not have wished
it to be better.
Major General Pringle, with Major
Gen Walkers brigade, under Lieut..
Col Fitzgerald, of the 6oth regiment
supported by the Saith regiment, and
18th Portuguese regiment. opposed The
assent of the enemy to the ridge OF the
lett of the position. IN most gallant
style, drove him repeatedly back, and
although unable ultimately to prevent
his ascending the ridge, by more dis
tant movement, our troops kept their
ground firmly, and when ordered to re-
tire, performed it with the greatest re-
gularity under Major General Pringle'
and with small loss, covered by bat
talon Of the l4th Portuguese regiment,
under Lieut. Col. M'Donald, of the
conduct Of which officer, and the stead.
mess of his regiment, the Major General
speaks in terms of the highest praise.
Colonel Ashwo,th's brigade, also at
tackled in his position by superior
force, met the attack with the creates st
steadiness, and drove the enemy before
him at the point OF the bayonet, and held
his ground as long as thought it pru-
dent for him to do so and battalion of
brigadier general Cosla's brigade held
the ridge on the right of The position to
the last, covering the formation of the
troops on the ground they were directed
to take up--the enemy attempted to force
the point, but were repulsed by Brlga.
der General Costa, and finally driven
down the ridge at the point of the bayo.
net by that battalion, part o. colonel
Ashworth's brigade, and small detach-
ment of the 2Sth regiment.
On the whole, can assure your Lord
ship that the enemy had nothing to boast
of, nor was our loss severe, considering
the disparity Of our forces
(Signed) ROWLAND HILL.
To Ficld-Marshal Marquis of Yelling
ton. K. G..
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Yet lackest thoa One Thing"
1t is thousand pities, when, among
many qualities, valuable in themselves
and useful to society, pernicious one,
like the dead fly in tho Apotheeary's
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MONIIORY.

O Thou whose word from soHd dark
ness struck
That shark, the Sun, strike soisdom
from my soul YOUNG.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-28
FROMlNEW-LONDON.

Il Smlc: Fight. by the smack
Hornet, e. .Jsain Harris. from New
i,bsflea. we have the particulars of
a gallant little combat Oft that port,
with one OF tae enemy's barges, OF
Tuesday af.ernoonlast. The smack
jefferson, capt. Mason, went from
this place on SUNDAY afternoon, and
carried back, as passengers. ten or
iweiye men who had oroaght down
the sch. Joaqailie from that place.
with two lurec Founders anti = num-
Der OF ,nuskats. At me mouth Of
the harbor, and within yun-shot of
the British, squadron. the wind died
away. and he smackmen took ia
their oars. Seepin their passengers
hclss when barge with 25 men
pu, atl from the IA. and came with
.nushet shot OF the smack and erder-
ed tie caatsia TO heuve too. Al this
iaomcat capt. Mason stamping with
his foot. the men rushed upon deck
with lighted matches. the pieces be-
ing ready ibsded. commenced q fire
upon the barge. and sues eede;i, ia
driving her off, without isssor '"jnr,
10 a Han. OF the enemy il IS nader
stoasi s dead were barred on FISHERS
sslana tie next day, and a consldeTa-
ale lumber we're wounded. The
,nan-og war tired roand shut at the
ss,ack. many of which passed her
and lodged o,sthe shore. The smack
consequently arrived safe with her
freight ans cargo.
Commodore Hardy, in the Rami-
lies. BIAS taken command of New
I! oat!on, in place Of the Valiant. cai,-
tain Oliver. who has gone to port
ar repairs and recruits.
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Bank Of the Metropolis.

1T q meeting o. The Bsord Of CsDs.
,sis> i,ne,s ior ofsnng Subscriptions 80
I" sHB bAHK Of III. Ms9hGPoLIs a.
Davts's Hotsi, me Guy Of Uash'uStoh-s
RESOLVED. nei wat... syhsnce
will De, required III all cases o. anthos
rity to ST. scribe 70. stock OF tc vote
te, directors, by prex,, without 70.
>pect ,osne part ula' form.
RESOLVED That netss oil all or any
o, The cpaii.rsa Rsnhs oil Baltimores
Annapolis F. dericktewb, and hsgcrss
tsnn, il ne STATE oil k.rylant Is the
district nfColamhie /; md Of @inchcs.
ter, fre'jeri' ksburg, and hi lMnnt IN
the state OF Virginia be received In
pasmeIt OF stock 20 be stibscribed m
he Bank Of the Motopef,s. or the
first MIDDAY in January next. at this
,lace
John P. Van Ness,
Chairman,
Dee IS q M!
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-28

DIST lct IF Columbia to wit.
HATHEREAS Rein Cooke hath
w 10y h, pctinon III writing. sppli-
ed to the hon Nicholas Fitzhugh. sssit.
an, Judge Of the circuit court of the dis~
triet oiCoiupbis,,o be admitted to the be-
ncft of the aci of congress for the re-
lief of insolvent debtors within the dis
,r ct Aforesaid, has stated herein ,hss he
is in actual confinement in the Jail bounds
of Alexandria county, at tie suit OF
Elias Botnsr, and being unable to die.
chsrge said claim with Others agaip&
hin, has offered 20 deliver up, 'or thu use
Of his creditors, all his property, real,
personal and mixed Notice is,herejore
g,ven to the creditors Of the said
R,zin Cooke that or Saturday the ist
Oh Jarusry, at ten O'clock. A. M. at tho
COURTHOUSE in Alexandria, the oath
OF an insolvent debtor will be admins,
tered to the said Rein Cooke, and
trustee appointed agreesbly to the said
act Of congress, unless cause be tfeA
and there shewn to the contrary. And
i, is further ordered, that this notice
be inserted 3 times in the Alexandfie
Gazette.
By order Of the hon. Nish, Fiizhugh
assi.tan, Judge Of the circuit court OF the
district Of Columbia, this 2sth day Of
December 1918.
C.. Densale.
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MiR. MADAsON'S
CHRISTMAS BOX MERS

Oh,
crum5s IF Ccsfsrs growing ost Of the
rs6argo
The Farmsr whabriags his produce to
1mset in the best order, and under on
approved inspection, will be able to bar.
ter ii 81 the following terins:
For1en barrels OF sapeftine -four he
may receive one Bag of coffee, ~
For, one barrel do. one pound !
ha.s o. tea. 80
For nine barrels do. one hundred Ut.
OF brown sugar.
For one barrel do. two gallons Of mo.
lasses
Fur one barrel do. one busaei OF salt
Nnd every other article in the same
zuarlike ratio!
Political Register.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-28
100 Dollars Reward.
RAN away on tn. night Of the 24th in
slant, Negro TOM, Who Gala h,mself
TOM COZ F.,
The properly 81 JOSEPH Ma.desille, and
Negro " iIlougtlby,

The properp et Robert and Jams. Man.
desisie .-They arr supp SEQ I" nave
gene Of tosetaet with io'sen papers
TO u Ii a Dlack mat about 81 years
olG, about 5 iett 4 inches hlgb, Hat
messed, rather cross eyed. has vsfy large
teet and haods for his size, upon one
hssd and arti, scar, a,sr another scar
os.ow one Of his hips from beirg Sc
v.raly burned when a child. He is
bow legged, steps vide and tar in walk
ine, ieanIag much fofward.-WhsD
spJksa to ne answers rsth.r qui' xiv,
but not In dneet nisnner-his words
,ni books seid In agsar,ng.-He plays
a little on the fte ano Ger,.an Hxt-, and
ma. taken . i Or sold g flute OF his Iuas
;ers.-Hs bad ha:f WorD superhuc
black ctoth Coat, au OLD Down costing
surt,u,, both with covered b,ttons--
a aa.k grcea.sk cloth roundabout, Jack.
r., iinsd @,ib blue ahd white narrow
striped cotton. no pair oi dark nro@n
mixed pantaioons, one 6ne ker,eymrrc5.
I he ,nther forest clots-ons yellow and
green narrow striped toilansit wais,coa,.
with other cins'h'Ds not remembered.
WILLOuGHBY is about lo yeas
old, about tess inches high. MOI very
D!ack, OF an open countenance, rather
slender, and handsome form cxcepi hls
feet which are dispropertlonatciy large,
when standing or walking he tu.ns ou'
ais toes.--His clothing taken away are.
,ew ha, probably black, With Grape
round il, a biue brnldeieth surtout coat
with git buttons, the tore laps sho,,e'
than those behiEd, a black supe tiIc
cloth under coat, with covered buttons
one light cnlored he seymefe ~aietcoai
. ne black and one dark purple do. black
worsted stockings, and new shoes. ore
plack silk handkerchief, one dark purple
striped do. Gotten csnbr'c' cravals, thee
pai, OF pantelooDs, black stoekineit. drab
kerseymere, and blue cloth.-As he "a
beat the drum, md Tom blows tht 6fc.
they o,ay possibly at,elspt employment
IN that way One hundred anllars will
be ,iyen for their appse hen.ion, Oh berg
lodged in any Jail, Or fifty dollars fer ei.
ther. if found beyond ,hi. district ard
brought home, t~enn dollars; opfr and
aSorr the said rewsrd. viii be PAID tor
Goth, or ten dollars Tor either. ard al .
,hef reasonable expenses BESIDES shall
be paid Any person employing o.
harbsring ss,d ne groes will be prosecut
ad
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EDUCA ION.

THE Subscribe, intending to e.-
4 tabiish aschool in this City, soil
cts the patronage OF parents and guar
dians Reading, Writing, English
Grmmsr, Geography. Arithmetic
With the higher branches Of Mstheea.
tics, the Latin and Gresk languages
will be correctly and assiduously laugh !.
The school will commence the Sd ia
nuary next, at the well known schoo-
loom oil Mrs. Fletcher. Price of Tu
ltion dollars per quartes exclusive OF
fuel.
l. Spencer.
Decemher .s. st.
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EERklME'R, Dec: ..

After rsarGg NO iu,' aaryesls OF dis
grace, In unsuccessful aueNpts upon
Casada. and af,er losing army upon ar
ny and general upon general, our Pr
sean Editors are irving TO lull The peo.
DE 10 sleep. and induce them to forget
eor disas,crs, by epur,e,atlng the many
d,sas,ers and defeats experienced ny the
British in attempting To take Canada
from the French anoat the miJdie OF
The 18th Century WHAT a pity 'tisthese
sagacioas rdi.ors did 10 bear in mind
these sistori,si facts. tvs years since,
ws. thcv wete about undertaking the
ir weeks JOB
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~ / RE-, WE'D
A FRESH SUPPLY or
III rs.
Dee IS

IN TOR e,
5 barrels ii Womens' and MisseS
low piiced Nor, ccc Shoes.
Loxes at extra size bohemia Glass +
some as large a. "a by 81.
ALSO,
A few hundred Muskfat Skins
~ Gilcing in Furnished gold IS
executed at my shop, where looking
Grasses. pictures &c. ma, be france q
old frames Ieg,lt, al short notice. n
few handsome one, for sale.
+. Gilman
December 81. eos, iaw4t.
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lost or Mislaid.

Tobacco Note inspected in Pis.
catt,wsy Wsrebouse on the I'd day Of
Dec inst. marked, number and weight
az fellows, and inspected in the name
81 xdward d. truth
E. D. A. AZ, 1922 1o1, s32s
CROP TOBACCO.
The pablo are hereby scsutiohed q
gar st receiving it, as it was issued il
error and no such Tobacco il IN tho
Warehouse.
lohn E. oyer, hstr.
Piseattawss Warehouse, I
Dec. lt-as. fa*y2
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Habsas Corpus . bring up the DO.
ily Of Thomas Williams confined in
the Jail Of tho City Of Richmond. as
having becn sent there BY the Mar.
shall for the District OF Virginia,
charged as being an Alien Enemy.
and to hold him until an opportunity
offered to remove him. The ground
takenby Mr.. Hort were consfitu-
tionaily to interpret the Laws Of the
Land, and not to give TOO fnsch pow
er, into the hands OF any ministerial
officer where there was . judicial
power. On Saturday preceding the
Grief Justice stated that g no place
having been assigned by the !" Mar
shall, that Thomas Williams sheuiii
:. be removed to, he ought t, be dis
"ehargrt." and the Marshal by his
warrant discharged him according
ly.
The practice Of pilfering newsra-
pers has oflate brcome too fashion
able we are glad to Esd. however.
from the following article. copied
from the Mercantile Advertise Gi'
this fity. that the practice il about
to receive cheek.
William Ball and Horace 6ey-
mour. both mulattO boys, were yes
serday morning detected in Offering
for sale the Mercantile Advertiser
and New .Yerk Gazette. which they
bad stolen from the doors Of the
subscribers after being left there
by the carriers. They we're taken
10 the police office !; and after an ex-
ANIMATION by the magistrates. were
committed to Bridewe!l. to await
their trial at the next eenrt OF ses,
.ions. We hope this example will
deter others from offending in like
manner. ". 7. Ev. Pest.
Married in St. Mays County Md.
on me 25,h inst. BY the Rev. Mr. Daae,
Cart Charles l.. .Nepiti, to MISC Susan
ia q. Haars daughter of the late Capt.
Wales,
Departed 'tts lit. at 8 o'ctocp. +. NJ
on Sunday night last, Gs rye Gi htn
Esq. Post. Master for The Town OF A
,exandrta. 10 the 73d wear Of ,is age
Col. Giipih was one Of the earliss! inha
bltant. OF Alexandria. and pernap, m
individual ever contributed 40 much Of
and improvement to tas TnSn--ie was
exceeded by none ia his assidnity, be
nevoienee and general usefulness in ~.
cie,y. In rs he was the Champion OF
his country's Cause, commencing bis ca
reer a, Bunker's Hill. The friend and
compsnion of Washington; possessing
an elevated and penetrating mind, he 4
bly, and impsrliaiiy performed The da
ties nj magistrate IL, F.ieiax Assd Alexan-
'tria for D.sre ,hsp years till tbs t."e
OF mis- dcarh--scrupulausiy Just his IN.
,egrity VISA cf isat spo,iess texture ss
never to hsyc excited the sligattst sas
picisn; ccmplaisaat. temperate, 4i2csre
and obliglng, he wss an at,saiive frioad
and kind neighhor. an sfsecti"n'fe h'>-
band, a fond parent, and ne most agree
able companion. In him society bewails
The io.s o. one OF it's most estimabie
snns. and the town of Alex .ndrir rs ear-
iy friend and greA; beoefactor. His re
mains were YESTERDAY attended By . train
1T uceping friends, and Inferred in th
burial ground Of Christ Church wit
,,taSo,iir and p,jijtarx honoys
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By last NIGHTS MAIL.
BID TON, Dee. %.
FROM GG1'TEA RERG,

A letter received In this town. da-
ted al Gettenburg. Oct. 90. states.
that the greatest harmony suh-isted
between tho Allied P0wers-Thaf
there had been no generalengagemenf
since oar last accounts, but that in
the sskirmishes. which had been fire.
quent. the Allies had uniformly the
advantage. The Grown Prince had
crossed the E!te. Coffee and other
colonial produce had experienced a
considerable rise.
AT Weetine of the Alexandria Dra-
goons at Trip'etl's Hoel, on Saturday
the 9Th inst Or the rurpose oi eieciing
officers, William r. Thornton, WAS
chosen Captain, James Carson Lisute-
nant and Cary Bronaugh Cornet
E9tracf from me afpufes,
{, BRGN NIGH; seeretary.
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Columbian Exhibition.

THE psbHe are respectfully infsrm.
ed, that an entire new Exhibition, the
most splendid ever exhibited in Anne
5l-., will be open at the UNION Ia
VERN upper end of King Strset,
comprising collection of
WaX-FIGURES,
Representing true iikenesses Of several
celebrated characters. among which
are the Father ofhis Conotr,
Cen. George Washington.
The Goddess Of Liberty.
Supporting tht AmericaH standard.
VIM Baidbridge. Esq.
,Comnoror. in the Uiltsd States Navy.
Com. Stephen Decatur:
Captain Isaac Hull.
Late commant:er OF the United States
Frieste Constitution.
Cop,. Olirer n Perry.
The Hsro ut LAKE. ERIE.
Also, variety Of FEMALE. FL
CURES. ar,nsr hifh re,
The sostcn. .Es,c- Fork. and Phiie-
dolphin Beai.iies.
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Sleeping Bcnntu, and her Infant.

IL TN e.et aiH nd rssPectshie Tx
addition, are attached, q rumhef OF FL
cures, executed bv tbs mos, en- inenl
American Artists, & we'll deserving the
pa,ronase ofthe public TIE Dsc"ra-
tion. and Dresses, are made IN that siyls
Of elegance that will ensure gratiS "a
ton to the observer
This elegan' exhibition NAV be visit
ed from o'clock in The morning, Till 9
Ia the evening, during the week. Nils.
sic sn an elegant 0 gan
~ .ddai.ianee IS Cenfs-CA"A'e"
halt price
December %.
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NOTICE.

TIME suhscrih,rs for the Stecl Oh
the Union Bank Of .diesandtia
sre hereby notified tai tbs - inst,ll.
ment of One Dollar on each share, win,
be t5syabie on t.onday the 4th Jsn1a.
r, next. The payments viii he re-
ce we'd at tht Office Of the Company in
Fairfax Street, Alex sdr,
c. I. Chapman.
Cashtes.
Dec 80.
SO The Editors Of Pspers in Win.
CHI, stei and Lee,aurs, who inserted i'll
1tteir papers 'ormcrnotices ut the In
stitut on, are rsquestsc to insert the
ethrs III the ali Jsnpary.
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How will this war b bsoaght to an
nd ? II must be brought to an end BY
the people. Their ysics must be heard
in memorials and rsmonstraness to the
present rulers, and If they continue OBJ
.inase in the ruinous course now begun,
the people must speak their minds al
tae ensuing slecuons--a change -oi
alers will produce a peace, an honsra
o!e peace, if~that chsnge be made with
vicw that solemn disclaimer be
made of the competency OF America by
any act 1t can do to absolve British
subject wholly from his allegiance with
out the consent OF Great Britain.
FRESERIcK- Tows, Nd J Dec. 81.
On Tuesday the i4ts, the Senate and
House ct Delegates Ut this state, b.
ja,pt ballot, re e,setsd the msmhcrs OF
the Executive Council, Wv
Bapd Martin, Sauuel Ridoat, Thomas
G.. Adsison, Wn Ii, Ward, aud Alex.
ander &. Magrlaer.