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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-02-26
ALEXANDRIA, Feb. 10.

We have Just received a letter from
correspondent at Pittsburgh. which says.
" Since the account published in the Pitts
burgh Gazette, respecting Gen. VIA
chester's defeat at the river Raisin, va
rious other accounts have reached US,
corroborative of that most disastrous C.
vent. The most authentic Intelligence
may be supposed to be that contained in
a letter from general Perkins, received
in town to-day. 1t states, that the de-
,achmens under gen. Winchester consist
ed of 1900 men. They were attacked bv
the British alone, and fought bravely till
all their ammunition was expe ndad, when
they charged with the bayonet, drove the
enemy before them, and took pieces Of
artillery. A large body of moun,ed In
dams now charged upon them, whom
they were unable to Withstand. They
were completely routed and horrible
carnage ensued. 900 are said to have
been killed, and the rest, except about
Is, taken prisoners. Among the former
is general Winchester"
February 90.
1t IS believed that the bill authorisine
the President to take possession of Flo-
rida, has been rejected. If so, our na-
tional character is fairer, by one stain,
than we had any reason TO expect il
would have been.
The BIZ Ssrtially to SUSPEND for a IL
mited time, the several acts prohibiting
importations from Great Britain and her
dependencies, will probably be under
discussion 10 the House of Representa-
tives to- day. What will be its fate, it is
impossible at this time to predict; but
what will be its effect, if it should pass,
upon the relations between this country
and G. Britain il is no difficult matter to
decide. A total repeal Of our not. isa-
portation laws might perhaps be viewed
by Great Britain as a conciliatory Elea-
sure; but partial suspension of them,
as an auxiliary to the war, will only
serve to expose our own weakness, and
to initiate the enemy with higher OPT.
Mon of his strength and consequence.
1t will pfoiong the war instead of short
ening it.
February %.
We understand letters were received
at Washington on Saturday evening.
containing the pleasing information thar
the friga,e Constitution has arrived safe
at Boston, The Hornet has made a
prize said to be worth zoe, 900 dollars.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-02-26

~ received, IN tuC ION tuCiC WTts
1850 good troops embarked, and also
so many irregular volunteers as occupied
FIVE boats, estimated at $50. Ga the
morning of the 1st December, the mum.
Der of men armed with maskets, who
were at the navy-yard, embarked, did
nor exceed 1000 men.
This statement is as correct as | can
make il and is essentially correct.
He says he is informed that General
Tannehill's volunteers were ready to
cross. had in my possession return
shelving that of $50 officers of that bril-
gade only 81 were willing to cross--that
only eli men volunteered uncondition-
ally, and 156 on various conditions
A part of General TannehilPs voiun-
tecrs have been told 3OO) marched to
the navy-yard by route had prescrib-
ed, and were prepared 10 embarke.--
The remainder went to Black Rock by
the way of Buffalo, | presume TO be
spectators. If they ever for moment
intended to cross the Niagara, that in.
trntion was not communicated to me-. (s}
If there were 45oo effective men near
Black Rock, how will General Porter,
in his capacity Of coNTRAcToR, answer
TO his country for having on the 3oth on
ly IS barrels of -four on hand, not .wo
pounds offouv to each man
The hostility of Gen. Porter to my.
self, grew out of the contract. The
troops were STARVING for provi-
sions 4 the officers complained of un.
fair practices, that damaged -four was
forced on them that the lean beef
auas stripped Of every morsel Of fat i
that vinegar, candies and soap, were not
furnished and in the sickly state of the
camp, those wants were severely felt
Under such circumstances, after max
ing Intellectual acquisitions, was com.
PEELED to order purchases to be made.
If Congress desire that our armies
should conquer, they will consider that
an army is an edi6ce of which the ba.
sisis the belly )" and they will prescribe
some effectual mode of honestly and am.
ply supplying our armies with good and
wholesome provisions. They will con.
slder thar " the principles OF victories Is
discipline !" and subject to courts mar.
tial of regular officers all tho irregulars
who join an army.
\ Respectfully, your most ob't.
ALEXANDER SMYTH.
IT an error to rely on any troops
except those roho are bound 10 obey. or
Capt. Richardson's company Of K iRemea,
and the companies Of Greens" under
Captains Popers, DW7n. Tate, and
Walker, there z0ere embarked on the Isl
Dec. only Captain Tate, sr0o Lieuten.
ants and men Of the Greens.
For this fact Irster to Cok Winder.
I To Lieut. Col. BoeysileY.
h To Gel. Parker.
(*) We beg leave to refer the reader to
the following extract Of a letter from
Gen. Tannehilps Brigade Major Mr..
Douglas on this subject:
Franklin Repository.
"The Pennsylvania Volunteers be.
came in few days after their arrival at
Buffalo, dissatisfied with their situation.
The LONE rcpcaairoe,, IS o.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-02-26

never was greater bravery displayed than
BY the Americans--they drove the ene-
my several miles, and obliged them TO
spike their Cannon, aud would have been
victorious, had they not been overpow-
cred By the arrival of reinforcements
from Maiden"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-02-26
Savannah, Feb. 4.

Savdnnah, Feb. 4.
Since our last brig of l6 guns has ar
rived, prize TO the American privateer
Yankee--she was taken after an action of
two hours and an half.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-02-26

MILLEDGEVILLE, lJeo.J Feb. s..
Extract ofa Lefte, fran gentleman al
Kaskaskia 10 his friend in this s91V1,
dated November "a, 1912.
. We last night had two shocks of
earthquakes, the last and heaviest just
before day break il was about IKE those
ofthe second Magnitude at Cincinnati
They occur almost every day at Re W
Madrid, $50 miles below US. A few
days since man happened to be caught
in crack which opened in the earth,
aud it closing again Instantly, nothing
more was seen or heard of him another
was in company who affrms ito be true.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-02-26

a detachment of Regulars, under the
OF Captain Pollard, arrived
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-21
Notice.

A LII persons having any claims against
- the estate of Philip Gooch, decd. will
lake this as notice, that the executors have
'uhy administered the personal assets and that
there Is a suit brought IN the Superb Court o.
Chancery at Staunton. by David and Jas. Gar
land, against the cxecut.rs of said decedent,
20 SUBJECT Tract OF ~, or the proceeds OF
trac, OF Land, willeaE said tlecedeni TO be
solo Tor the payment. OF his debts, which said
sand has Lately bee/sold Those persons
whose claims have not. been paid. had better
have themselves made parties to the above suit.
or some way put in their claims. in order that
the chancellor may make an equal division OF
sad equitable assets.
ROBERT WALKER,
WIN. b. GOOCH,
.dcti"S Areeusors Of Phtlit Gooch, decd.
oc' III 4w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-21
Notice.


HAT IN virtue OF deed in trust executed
John c. Littl page, Esqr. shall on
Monday, the 25th day of October next, before
the front door OF the Eag.e Tavern in this city,
expose 20 sale by Public Auction to thu highest
piuder tor really money, the following
Tracts Of Land,
Or so much thereof, as may b. necessary. to
ralse and satisfy, as we'll the interest Of iosl
10 >, to be computed from s0th/Nov 1887, to
1 1aS day =, Of 5snt i5sl the nc,pa' sum Of
last mentioned, IS aH3429 s. cents costs, be-
ing the amount {ktSee/of the late High
and Richard Harr kbIsxe fozn of Alexan'
dria, against the 81 Lyhlepak, together With
the costs and cbargA htend8,g the execution
OF this Trust that isl . sa : bhe Tract of La ID
OF 2,210 acres, lyingiS ~ County of Fayette,
IN the state OF Ken lcky ~ the main fork of
Licking Creek, y north kside thereof, and
bounded as expr& ed in Survey of the said
Land, made on til D th day of March, 1886 tor
me SAID Llttiepage Also 1850 acres in the
county OF Greenbrier, virgiRia, ON Glade Greek
One other tract of i085 acres in the same
county on the head waters of Glade Creek, and
also AS acres in the last mentioned county,
yihg between Glademaa's and Laurel's Creek !;
winch said three last mentioned tracts of land
were granted to the said John Z. Litllepage as
assignee OF William Prog, by Patents from the
Commonwealth OF Virgnia, bearing date, each,
ON the 18th day OF July, 1896
S,AMUEI. MCRAW, Trnstee
Richmond, Sept. IS. (tds.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-21
From. the Boston Gasette.

sTolCiSM. -
Vacant and void the whlstlisg blast,
That thro' the crevice cr,eps;
The impetuous spark, jts cracking past,
Nor warmth nor vikor keeps.
But vainer. far. Thu. = isy lite,
Its hustle and its Are;
Made up ofemptiy S and strife,
Ds'a'''a or ds;
Hon Cedar, once so green AMI fair,
Brsnch'd forth in many shoot
The worm has fix'd his venom there
And poison'd all its root.
Thus Friendship, in its early day,
Springs In its fondest form, "a
But soon its energies decay ~
SELF the destroying worm. -.
The Rose, in modest, tempting guise,
Salutes the dewy morn,
But meath it's blush, in ambush lies
A never-dying thorn.
And love. with all enchanting lure,
Invites the willing Taste
But an the pains OF love endure,
Tho all its bliss be past.
The oak, amid the uncultur'd field,
Emblem of barren life)
Nor to the CENTER gale will yield,
Nor lem { strife.
And impotent, when MIND is free,
Worlds frowu and ffattery rise
Great in inherent majesty,
She all the bias, defies.
Then let the word still hustle on
Friendship and love expire
&rom them, while n ND retains her throne,
Pve nothing TO desire!
BEAJ.HBIL.M
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-21
VIM. II Hubbard,

W III - 1IupDdfus
Respee fully Informs Ills ensfomers and f6e
En6hc, nat ne hasJusf received, and
rs NOV OPbNING
sixty packages shoes
Cong using more than nine thousand pair,
apd consisting Of general assortment suit
able TOR the seaso1Amost OF which we're
Sailing.
On hand. one {sSEgred and t7venty hair
OOssaCk boots,
One ,housanc pair plantation Shoes. If
p n~a E'anuiactory--23 doz. Wool Hats
? 10 40. black and cold Roam skins-Shoe
I hread--BoOt Cord, &c &c
~ Orders from town and country will
be ~ atefully received aad puoctualIy attco-
1ed 10.
Boots and Shoes made to measures 8,
short notice, and IN the neatest manneE a,
his BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOlfsE
DC ia
Enp Gkf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-21
Removal.

THE SUBSCRIBERS
Have REMOVED their Vendue Office tn
the House formerly coupled by MIR. Jamea
Wallace, corner Of L & 18th streets,
Where they offer for Sa e,
So,OoOlbs. Bfoyb Sugar in IIhds. box.
es and ka/rels,
10000 Loaf fo. in Hhds. and barrels.
l5,oo0lbs. Office in tierces and bags.
10Chests Of Imperial and Young Hy-
son Teas,
80 Boxes Albany Chocolate,
Pipes Malaga Wine Superior qua
lity)
200 sacks Liverpool Salt,
50 Casks Verdigris
IS Pieces Russia 9heetings,
WITR OTHER ARTICLES IN 1Bs
Dry Good and Grocery Line.
MURPHY & ScoTT,v. Ms.
Sept. %. I'm.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-21

LIST of 81 Hhds FoBAOco remaining in Seabrook Ware
House time prescribed law (of oelDrooks In
| spection (Which will be sold accOrdin s to law.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-21
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.


Matthew H. Rice and Co. has taken that
convenient stand near the Bason, lately oc
cupied by Messrs. Cahill and Hines, where
they will be preparedfd transact business
on commission, and b1hke on storage all
kinds Of country prodEce.
They also intend keeping the best sssort.
fnent of GROCERIES, that can be procured
which they are determined to sell on the
Cheapest terms, that the present agitated
state OF public affairs will admit Of
klchnond Goth September 1913. 0f)
$Is1kcE.-zb shall petition the Legis-
~ laturs Of Virginia at the next session,
across James River, /c6mmencing on NV
land in the county ofEBester6eld, adjoining
the town of ManeHe fer, and abutting o1
the opposite side kefeof, in the county of
henrieo, where ! have obtained land for
the purpose.
EDWARD w. TRENT.
Sept. 81 eptmL
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-23

= Smith.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-23
Notice.
az LHND FOR sale.

: DECREE having been made by the Coun,
- ty Court of Hanover at the last term, di-
recting the, sale ofthe Tract OF Land in the sad
county late the residence of Nathaniel H1be,
Esquire, (subiect to Mrs. Pope's dows<{ at
public auction to the highest bidder, ON e-
dit OF twelve months (; the Commissioner the
said decree named, in pursuance there will
proceed on Friday the 10th day Of SSftem.
Der next on the premises, to make sale of the
said tract of land, containing about four hum
dred and sixty five acres.
Aug. ~ (eptds)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-23

FDfC SALh--A G,paUn-iasd de PIASO.FO.f.,
IL with al iuiunsi Seys-it Is sweet t4a/
instfument, AMI was chosen by the LadzkF6o
bic number--it has been out little used--4pply
so the Printer,
duly 90. H
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-23
EDUCATION.

4. II. GIRARDTN informs the Parents "a
Guardians. concerned in his SELECT INN,
that be will resume the INSTRUCTION OF
YOUTH, AT Glenmore, Albemsrle county, on
The 18th day of Sept. next. The Pupils engaged
are requo sted to meet in due time
Aug. 18th, 1913.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-23
Richmond. Council c,sam6ey, .14s. Q. 1915

or The CoMNASDANTs ofARTllIERy
COMPANIES who have been, or may hete,fter
be, furnished with CANNON, are hereby nzzs,
fed, that ~ an alvice ofcouncH of the 500
March last, by are authorised to have Aeds
built TO shelter them provided, that ~ ex.
pence does not exceed tie following sums, 10
wit; for shed Or two pieces Of cannon, g Is,
and for four pieces, $ 20, which shall be paid
on application 70 the TX cuiiye.
wa. ROBERTSON, C. C. .
August 3. Nv.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-23
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SEMINARY.


HE Subscriber most respectfully Informs
n his friends and the public in general, that
be will OPEN SCHOOL on Tuesday tire I7th
inst. in the late Printing 0ffice of MIR Thomas
Ritchie; where he proposesto instruct TWEEN
Tf FIVE young gentlemen, and not more, in
the following branches:
IN THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT.,
Reading, Writing, Grammar, Composition,
Geography, Use OF the Globes, Arithmetic, Al
zebra, Geometry, the Elements of Astronomy,
Gaaging, Mersuration and Surveying.
IN THE CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
The Latin and Greek Languages, nnsHely,
and Elements of Bellies Lettres
IN THE FRENCH UEPARrMEl}t,
Aygrammatical knowledge ofthe French IL
guase with the practice of reading and trans
latingit
TERMS oFTUITIoN,
PAYABks opARrERLy ~ ADVANCE.
For the English Department, which is to include
virtually, every pupil, $40 per annum.
Do. with Latin or Greek,or both, $50
DO. with French, SO
Do with the addition of Latin & Greek, or either
and French, SIS
Annual extra charge for fuel, ink, SIC. 2
UT Particular attention shall be paid to
English Grammar, Composition, Mercantile
Arithmetic and the practical parts of the Ma
thematcs, the Mensuraton OF heights, distan-
ces, areas and solids
There will be two Vacations; one week at
Christmas, and Two in the month of july
FRANCIS POWER.
Aug 10 (2t.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-23
(eptds)

HOPKINS CELEBRATED RAZOR
SCROPS FOR SALE HERE. ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-02
COMMERCIAI.

Prizes Currea. az sos ton, Ncu. %.
We have Yonnd it diff ult to keep
pace with the fluctua,ion. OF Cur market
for ten days past-The following are
ihe most mate. ial alterations for tho
seck past: Ashes, advanced, pot, per
ton, 81 ssal 40; peari, ! 4sat SO,
Alum l2e - so; Beef, little deprss-
sed mess, 10 a 10 SOL. No !. 0ao so,
,,ther qualities in proportion; Birthstone,
oil much advanced, Is 10, asking
,rlce higher. and the article is scarce !;
Coffee, best, IS az; Chocolate. advans.
ID: Flour an Grain. as per last; Indi-
%, Calcutta, 8 5 so; Spanish tiotant,
.sa3 IS; Nankins, short, 3; Cam. ~
Naval Stores, advanced. Tar, a so a5S
E'ilch S so; Turpenune, 6; Rosip,
I 50; Oil, whale rs a TOO; Pork, fals
en- nc dollar; 9; BIandy, French. id.
yanccd, bordeaux 4th pt. gal. 20 8
so; Cogniac. real. 2 67a9 81, other
qualities in proportion |; Salt advanced,
Lisbon, etc 81 al So; Liverpool,
e,c.s; Slaves, pips Is and very scareet
Varniss, 40 a so; VeJdigris. IS a ss !
Dye Woods, advspced, Nicaragus, las
i 1856; LoE~ood, bay, soa5'; Cam.
peachy, IS 70 ls
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-02

hine take q retrospsctiye view OF
the first death-strske to these. to
wit, the eiabarge of 1907. Let hin.
view the score Of laws afterw ards
enacted all. which threw obstacles in
the way ct navigation and trade. md
perplexed. embarrassed and entrap-
ped the honest trader. Let bin take
into view the last vial of, Diagucs
that has been poured out upcn the
American commerce. navigation, and
and fisheries, namely. the Var.
which was declared contrary to the
ssase sad wishes of al immense ma
iority OF the people of the nayigaf-
ins States; war, which. in the hands
of its present maaasers. is iibely 10
be iatermiasi,ie. aad ,nust OF course
weigh daa n the nation with an into
lepabse load OF debt. Let him view
our annapigahss coasts. uRndrigable
90 ourselves. though free 10 the pnA-
nv. aad 10 the Mon-y- makiag aeu,
ira, cur harbors hl0vka'lpti our
shipping destroyed. Or r ,ring in the
docks silence and Stiffness in our ci
ties. Instead of the Honted hum
business the grass growing u}oa
the public whaPves. LIT him bring
before his eyes t.le lines Of heavy
loaded teams. which are slowly
moving through tie csuntry, from
emil 10 end, and iinrro~ing ap the
fotds with their enormous weigat-
philosophical Substitutes ::r si,ips
that Piaa ;he deep. Lastly. let a :
glance over certain tlistrici. Of 'hi.
o0u try OF toe .eaboar3 let him
view tie thOn an.s a iat,Ustriats *
yiFfnoaS aRilies. Sas'. az, uss0aed
means Of Subsistence are t;a&en from
tkcG, 5y the hand Of government (:
who must either e: Themselves out
rs spinneTs and wesvers IN Factories.
or migrate iato stae wilderness Of
Ke3tueky and Chic. or starve at
home. Let the r"ader bring all this
into view and thrp--wt.at then {
Why let hia, e.amfuit hiaself rs vet
as he can, t'lat or, cauaisT = 80
under Turkish desH.iiSM. hni dn''er
8 government VIII els. as I" principle,
and foPms, is the freest OF any in tn
world.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-02
W.YORK, November as

Fem Observation-Disclosures dated
Got,enburgh the 18th offs piember last,
from an American Gentleman, I" his
friend IN thi. ci,v, received BY an arrived
At Boston, confirms the accounts " len
we have before received OF the dreadful
ha,tIes which have been fought 10 Ger
uany since the recommencenent OF hos
,;I;,;es. The writer thinks the allies
b.ye the advantage. though he thihkE
me losses on each .lde nearly e9aaE
He saw. at the battle Of Dresten so g
10000 men were killed o. each sids.
I,i., he says, aawar : extefmihs'iPi
- thew give little or no auarters.
The following Is extracted IN 1hs WIZ
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-02
BOSTON Nov %.

Alightbrig anchored below last even
ng.
A brig with . white flag was seen b.
Mr. Tilisy's plots from The light hsus
standing iar oaie," Supp sed to be the
Anaioston rom Newpoct) Another
b ig was also seen s,apdieg in.
A British t,igale VS. seen at anchor
in sh3at water off Wclifleet, on + iday,
ethe day after the storm, to appearance
had received 40 damage
We have received 90 further accounts
d3masc orluss by tie gale of Thursday
ny 1T last.
The Greek slip Jerusalem, which
we ashore in the late gate, was got of
~ Saturday morning, but we are surry
> stale with Coz siderable danage-she
ad four ieet water her hold. 1t is
feared ina, from to 500 boxes of sugar
are damaged.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-02
From HE .ilbauu Register.

The second cGf.Paiga ~ now
braught 10 81 close. The immense
nnIn5aS of American livs that have
laen f6Olisify LOST \ iavi|h't squan-
6ered. fills every feeling heart with
horror; hut the Gis'YcSs and snf-
feria:ss u i',at por.ioa which have
survived TIE disSr o. their cann-
try Jrfies desert i;on. --os the first
day % October, Gen. Hampton h'd
uader us 0SMmana N"rr than $3.50
brave <al 'irrs. in fac condition !;
On thu ia'' of Ncr there was not
ESQ 81 Ter .'u;y. Wiik;ns"a. o. the
first o. Noy. had seven thaasana 1--we
lantlrcf. oa the ;sth o. 'ie sane
moDth re could rot music. f0Ga in
condition 60 t4Se She fe&'. WAY
aDt} wheivfo e ~ has has 'sSa2fnpd
the public is let at q ioss ''' tiisro-
yer. 'mpositiaa has succeeded IN
position. aid Disgrace AM in'amy
have followed sach other ~ S'ir'i pa
MD sueepSsiOe. th@' thu masf vivid
imag;naticn Is inosHahle Of tracing
the yariors sources fr"m whf nee al
tl,ese evils Nav, pi'arerdCa. tbe
dcmagocpes and pan1crs that "ere
practising their deceptive arfs upon
the coed pconle. fem Armstrong
down 10 j'osrpkias. ave on all "c-
easions dec'srcA i'iat he army was
strong enough, WEI s1pp'ied with
ammunition and provisions sufficient
10 ensure tie capture a. Montreal !;
bu,;t is nov fully asceSiaineh. mat
while is 'e'usion WIS earrisr, on
the .raye ,iaeA,ton With hss S'as
tan band. cndearo'isg tc make ihe1f
way down The Chaiesngaf taVer.
suffered every thing Hut seath-t5eF
le tr kent ia 'otal ig39r7 nee a. the
particulars of the campaign ah'' II
Wa, rot antitl after his return tn i:ie
-Four Corners, when his tronHs had
endured se,ea DAYS ofthe mosf Sc,
we're dui, which the human eense"a-
tier is espah!e o. hearing, thai ne
for the arst time received orsseFs
from Ges. Wilkinson to form i"E
ton Of the two armies. leaving u
discretionary wi,il Gen. Hampton
as 10 time ard p'; &c. ami ALSO lo,p'
cd It upon Gen. HAMPTON ina. "e
must come prepared to supply VIEW
Niikiasen's army with pFasisi''o's'
Ber- an embarrassment was ps.
scented so Gen. Hampton from "n .'
ii was i,npossihle tc eXtriea'e hi'H-
se'f. The principal nart al h's pro.
Visions were a. platts'lurSh. Az thaes
from where Gen. Hampton theh was
with his army. anl for the most par'
OF Tie way an excessively bad roau'
Gen. Hampton Their adopted the on
ijy course left. which was 10 change
his route from the Cbateausay VI
ver 30 Champlnin, as'he latter vas
The only one hy which prosisiess.
soaIi be transported to the arm, III
Geo. Wilkinson. He immediately
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MARRIED on Tuesday last, in Matt
tins9urgh, John r Cooke. RsS Attors
ney At Law, to Miss Maria Pend,efon,
daugh,en Of the Lite Philip Pehdleton,
Esq all OF that p ace.
Onthe same evening, al ChArlestown,
Jeffe. son county Fayette Hashingtons
Esq Of Fa,riax county, 10 Miss hariH
Frame daughter OF Mr.. Matthew Frame
Il thar place.
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov. as.


Ar. sc'i n ncy & haly, Wallace,
da9s from Norfolk. Came past the Bri-
t. squadron IN Lynba'en bay Oh the
ntgtt OF the 9Th inst. and entered the
Delaware next day. Saw no cruizers
on The coast.
Also, schs. Polly s. Dorcas, Smith, &
9 slooP, name unkoru, from Whining
ton. N. c. With naval stores and cotton.
Saw n" mel OF var or the passage.
sch. Experiment, of &fron, NY. taken
aeaS Cape Henry by the British op her
passage to Norfolk. A nidsbipmsn ard
four men were put on beard Three oil
a, prize crew having confined the off,
t,raod one utan have blcus bit the scLr
Ito this port.