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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-06
Merino Wool.

dor SALE spout 80 weight Of
J. full oIooded Merino Wool Of the
ms, quality.
ALSO,
Ten Merno Rams,
OF the true ana real pfantado breed, to
sc seen at the seat OF Roht. Patton, Jr.
TWO miles from Alexandris, on the
Mount Vernon road.
ALSO,
/ For Sale or Rent a House
me two aci IS Of Laltd on vSata stiect
--The House viii put IL good order
lor the accommodation of g.nteel
family
Angus A. ec2w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-06
LOTS AND LANDS.

UILDING Lots in every section o.
I'D this city, and about eighteen hun
dred acres of Land on the eastern branch
Of the Potomac, immediately opposite
the City, are offered for sale, for cash, or
on credit with secusity.-Also, Lahds ID
The states of New York, Pennsylvania,
Maryland, Virginia, North and South
Carolina, Georgia and Kentucky. APP
ply to the subscriber, at Tomlipscn's
Hotel, Washington, if before 10th June
next, and afterwards at his residence in
Allentown, Lehigh county, Pennsylvania,
or at his office in Philadelphia
James Greenleat.
City Of Washington. Nav %. @aw'f
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-06
100 Dollars Reward.

100 Dollars Reward.
FLOPFD from Fairfield, - the coun-
IA tyoiFrederick and Commonwealth
of Virginia, on or about the 9TH day OF
March last, negro slave named AN.
THONY the property.of the late Will
liam b. Page deceased. Anthony is a.
bout feet 9 inches in height, OF sub
substantial form, a light yellow complec-
ton, and rather of an affeminate voice.
He is aoout % years Of age, was brought
up house servant and has been accus-
toned to that course of employment all
his life. He is slave Of great capacity
and considerable ingennity-he reads
he plays the iddle-aDd possesses a
great mechanical e.lrn--he can do rough
carpenters work and make combs. The
above reward will be given if Anthony
should be apprehended at the distance
of 100 miles from field, and brought
TO the subscribers living in Alexandria.
But if apprehended at the distance OF
les. than 100 miles, Fifty Dollars will be
given if he is. secured in goal, and no.
tice given to the subscribers.
Tho. Swami,
Edmd. /. Lee,
Admrs. Of Vim: 3. Rage, deed
May 5.
The Editors,of the Federal Repabli-
can, National Intelligencer and Gazette
Of the United States, will publish tee a.
bove in their papers, aad ssad their ac-
counts to thisoffice.
PRINTING
NEATLY ExxsuTBR At TAls oEsaeE
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-06
John Gardner Laid

Iohn Gardner Laid
HIS F'OR S.dLE,
Muscovado Sugars n hhds. tierces and
bbis.
Yves, India Rum in punchsoas,
Coffee and Pepperin bags,
Imperial, Gnnpowder, Young Tyson
Skin, and Hyson Teas, ofth1 TAT
estimportations, in quarter 'hests
aud boxes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
Swedes Iron assorted,
Russia Sheetirss, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool,
by 10, 7 by 9, by IL, and 10 by u
Bristol Glass, in whole and has
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box
es, Figs
Lisbon Floor Mats,
Whisky and Apple Brandy in tierce'
& bills.
Few Or casks old Sherry, LONDON Par
ticular Madeira aud Streighis Rec
Wine,
Cardaee and Lines of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Mems, Womcn's and Children's Shoes
iu..barrels and boxes,
Bottle Corks in bales,
Sole Lesthgr,
Few sacks liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk and Plaster of Paris.
Also, PLOUGHS ofthe most approved
construction, and one pair French
Burr Mill Stones.
october s
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Fur SALE,

\ TRACT of LAND, lying in tic
n county of F?irlax, six miles from
Alexandria, end adjoining the estate o,
Gen. Thomson Mason, containing "a
acres. The soil is good, and very sus
ceptibie of improvement by the Glove
and Plaster system. The proximity
of this property to marf ct, and the ia
ci!ity with which Ats produce may .be
carried (tlunting-Creek by WHICH j, is
bounded being navigablc almost to the
door) would render it extremely vs'u-
able to person disposed to pay sufh-
Gent stten,ion to its cultivation,
Apply to James H. Hooe, Eaq or to
Francis Adams, jun.
May 81 "
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-06

YeatOn g Conway,
Hare just resolved from NesD' forS,
90 barrels prime Pork
90 do. cargn 20.
20 do. prime Beef.
Nv STORE,
10 bids. first quality Sugar
80 pieces first do. Russia Sheetng
10 do. Russia Duck.
Ship Chandlery and Groceries, as usual.
October Is
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ENo 4os2.
IaSt received,

JEST received,
And FeR':i b. los subscribers,
0eU rpssels a Goes Si,t
) 3QsAs4cks i verpool blonn do. i
20 bolts Russia Dues
4o.pusccs Russia 5hce cling
2 BOXES sewing Twrne
! Office in bags
.ognlac Brsudy and pine.
L i. Teperitic Wine
Gnnpowdcr !
Imperial =.
Young Hysen TEAS, in chests.
Hyson skis &
:SouchoRg
Mclean & Scmers.
August eSTt'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-06
ts}k ALI,
November ID

t$}& ~ALf.,
A VALUABLE House Servant, about
N 81 years of age-he is very likely
and Intelligent, and would suit either q
tavern, private family or a,single gentle
man. / wish to dispose Of the servant
to some person in Alexandria or its vici-
nity, as roy only object in selling him is
to crafty him by being near his vile
She can be bought to accommodate par
ties, by applying to WILLIAM ROBINSON,
ESQ. The Servants viii be shewn, and
the terms Of sale made krown.
Mex BEVERLEY
Westnoreland comty,Va. june ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-22
FROM F0RTMEIGS.

We are authorised TO state, 10y an officer
81 Gcn.. Harrlson's staff, that the paragraph
which appeared ia Gas late ChilicotEe Gre.
donlan, relative to the answer which va.
given by the General 70 the demand of hi,
surrender by Gen. Proctor, is not correct.
Lhe answer taere attrib tied TO the General
was made by soldier oil our army, who be
rag upon tue river viii. some others,
British soldier called &c tiienl ana ohser yed
that they better hang out tue y,i,i,e a.
and surrender" The American answered
-" Gen. Bull has not yet arrived until
he Comes, you nay save yourselves the
trouble OF asking Cor a surrender" The cor
yersation which took place between Cen.
H2rrison and %aju ChHtabets, os e!ie Bri-
tlsh army, who va4 sem 81 Gen. = rocto, 20
demand tDe Surrender, was as neariy "a car,
be recsliected, IS tCHows:
0Ia1Or CIuH6ey8'--tssn. Proctor has di-
rscscd iae 80 demanl ths Surrender of this
post Tic "isaes 70 spare the elfasion Of
blood.
Gen. R155ison---'I The demand, under pre-.
sent circumstances, is I, mcs; ,,,traorajI,, ~
one. As Ger. Proctor did not send NC
snmmoas TO surrender OIL li;s frst arrival. I
had supposed .ba, he believed n.e detcr.
mined % go M duty. lis prt.ent me.
sage iaGicates 20 or.9icn vi Tns .p.tI s.tn
a.! Io.stp account for.
.}Icj. CbGmtfr9--tlcn. Proctor could ne
YER tidaS O. sa7ing any thing ~ FOUND out
I teehnsi sir. Euc character - General
tiarii5c'. Is aii officer, 10 well kgc%n.-(4.
ne''l Froc;2c's force IS very r..p,.-. 5ls.
eng tntft IS W'ta him 'ar1ec body os
Indians tau have eve been epbc3is..
ESfcrgi Hrr~tsc7--s baG.r,, ia r =
vA'Y CORRECT ii.o % tsea. pgor,,ts force
: 70 IS 49,. 'uen s7 70 Gte.ts She least ap7rs-
. EEL. f. D. L. ..ss o..
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Bath Berkeley Springs.

THOSE Ladies' sud Gent n,n, of Y;rgai,,
.sieSing % WIT Bah Be,heiey Springs in Virgin
IA, ac7r Marn,5a,g y being tho 'fkeai,e Of Amer.
de inE tecc ia0ntas IN the year (Ju.e. Jaly, Au-
SuEt 4sd cFen Seoteuaber, respectfully i,cr1c.
ed thaf Lhc WA IERS are an -thlir strongest a.a;e
s,,, ID be Creates s'usy ss Eit md ~ siss in
ts bst ots'- nd e-rrs attspt.pn pail ~ The SUP
xsroer, TO reader tuiI sseg tB.-s. &C
AtaS,ed wsth pubic life snd scsuEtom&d 20 good
i.ng ulyseif, the pabiio may depend having tie
&rlt aoCOnmc datiOu--sleaD beds and b-ddsg, nth
sO,intahis roons; chUisc lisu1rs. wines, 6>c which
ha'- been -zrefui,y collected aid the taLies will
o. desor2ted AZ tie fr.t style.
The Supscr'i,rr having several houses g. Rerke.
Fey Springs, he, viii make tAe table suit parties,
have general table as s1s Guests r,ay think
sTsncr.
The Srhstr:her bass drawing Room furnished
dor TIE ..aii-a, Piano Eor;e, ,i.ps of dist.rsnt
}ia,s, Heating Rom, &c.--a grand Band or -,fu-
SIC for hJs, ona4 Or twice week, ss th, co.&psny
saaT thins prsper. lie very heat servants are e.
fsetsi Tor ettendAnoe, and eyufy sWsauOp p.,d by
rse raolie's
O5strRi apu.b'e servant
EokERT BAILEY.
Jua.s g,
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Congress-.
HOUSE OF EEpa 9laENrArlvFs,

HOUSE OF ttEFs2 Eic1sNTATlvES.
I'aesGrg. lure -,
2i-. IpDi. Creighton, Jun. Of Ohio, sp4
psarsd arh took his sect
DISTRIBUTION or Inns.
EiT. Fi:kin roEc Z" prCpcae a laotys; He
sad ihst in 1903. il ras within The know,
edge .! s!i, thst oil bad passed Tor lrm-
iss a1d eQui3p'"S tine wi.3ie hody otth..
ailitIa Of the Unt!el States. and an annxai
appropriation u 200 oC0 doi;ars had been
tntde for hat cJjecis Since that ting q
numbcr of arms had been procured unG.c
t'ie Az. and a distribution in part had a.
Ken Place. 1t appeared. Jy documents
placed 6.l'Ts tie EHuse ats former 1etsi~
on, that thc'e had oeea procured. in conse-
qnencs Of this appropriation. upwards e
$1,000 stand OF arini F; & thGt about $4,000
stand; hAd been Distributed to several az
the 'tI;es AMI territories, eleven in num-
Der, Ine House had no int, rinasion If = q
l'diStrnuton Of The remainder, OF iha, ar
distribution had taken place of those whi,h
had been slnc= prccur. fer. Contracts
he'd been announced 70 have oeen made, to
considerable extent, for 1urthsr supplies.
The construction given to the law appears
TO ha7; been, thar a distribution night be
made TO some states, u the exclusion Of
others. Ihis construction. ~. r. appre-
headed, was very different ere from thar
contemplated by the Legislature which pas
ted the law. The fair Construction CT iha
Law, AID according to his recollection TIA
chJcct OF those who passed il vas, THAI tha
trms should be equally Distributed IS re-
ceiyed BY The u. States. Mr.. ?. quoted he
terms OF the law, requiring BE- erSssa,issiaa
lot the arms procure under il 20 the APye-
raj states and territories. 70 be Gisribo.sd
by the local authority Of each The report
made 20 the House 81 u,is suffice. account
ed ioi the inequsiitY of distribution bY sta
ting thsJ the arms had been distributed 10
those parts cf the uuiDp nlost. expOsed. -,
The sitUStion Of the United states had ms
israity changed since tha5 letter " sswrl.-
ten. Nc. Z. said h,sGwh cpiaicr lad tsea
decidedly that whenever distribution tu5S
place, II should De in equal prososti.n, 10
zach state 10 proportion .oi.s effective mill
tia. But he would remark upon the princi-
pie stated nv the War Department. that
now md At the time that letter was written.
there we've many states 40 MACH cTpt3sd
- thOge 70 whom sfms bad been Gittribu-
/ teal Arms he'd, for instance, been gisCb 20
Sew hampshire, and not MRss4clgts'ts.
CcnHtc lieut., New York, Ponrsyivaui. or
I NuRi1'a, Astn the SITUATION Of New Ynrk,
~ one, ne presumed, wUuld iir.ginr that
she was NOT much cxposta IS New
iNsnp4hiTe. Of sea ccF1t, Me- itampshirs
nsd bJ. single pvini, .GG yet arms were
giyei to hsf, whist none were siven 10
! Connecticut, with > sea coat u q nundr-l
and twenty rni.cs. and "a Comparatively =.
,mall territory, - to MAssachuset, ,y liz
/ der nuJaerous ports Already had Gonpec-
! ucpg thrcc Jr 5G9re Tesin 6pts Gated out
10 GeicGd q squadron If The United Statea
which had sought shelter within her ws,e 2.
| Win or without this eVIsence Of Ter rx-
posed situation. shs was eR,iss-4 ~ hsr .ajr
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Domestic.
tom ruK BosronrArR1or.

&1hucf Of a ltncr fron u di,tmsn;shtG
,4nh-rican ia The north of Euronc 20 his
Jf5-Ha iH 8oSfcH, daf.d Ian. 3olh.
''rhe English government and nation
fi<yc been told, ond have probably believed,
{Aat Mcs,Dc WHIT Clinton would be elected
President instead Of MI. Madison, and that
he would Instantly make peace with Eng
land upon Englsb terms. OF the Tca. issue
81 the election We arc tere nol ger inform
81 though acc Uats from the u State,
have reached rs to tate 10 November, and
thcy lead Us to expect Mr.. Madison's re
~lectioD.
never entertained rcey s2ngpine hopes OF
sUccess from ouE military eaorts by land /
sd 40! indeed Anticipate, that within six
ilnitss from tne committeeman of The wGr,
thsy would make es the soo7n and laughter
at ~ tarope, and shst on. national charac-
ser ~odid ~ saved from sinking beneath
copteiGPt cniy BY the exploits ot our navy
upOn the oceGn--Blessirgs upon the names
81 Isaac Hull aod Stephen Decatur, aud
their brave oLiCsrs snd men, fer cuabing
All American % BOD % his head among the
Oatious, The captive Cf .wo British f,i
Za.ss sacc-ssiyelr ~ Apeilcan .hips, bu,
HC.je sipericr 20 s.s,Y IN foroc, has not OH
y been post pro!oGadg f@it in EnKland.
Adt has excited the attention Of an Europe.
Il hssgr Tar towards wiplag away the q .
x0ace DF our two 9HT' snders ~ Canada
believe IL he English could Rave had their
choice, they would rather have lost CaotIa
che iirst campaign, than their tNu figrtes
s. hey lost them. IhJpe ard pray that the
effect OF these occurrences upon tive nation
al mind in our own country viii i've as paw
eriui as it has been ii England but vi.a "a
different operation. Ai,cc tie news 81 the
Euorrier's capture ssw au srticts SIS The
1ircs, = Wciiesl' y paper, written cv.iert,y
1njer the impression ci gresc alatm ana
explicitly declaring that " = ncw eacSy to
&, 3. had arpearea urou the S-oan, WHICH
II0sT INsTASTLr TX CHUsEKn. or IL
would become ;hs nost formidable ra.my
tober naval sgprcm ~ with which sho ever
ia q ocntead,' we fnlss rc;v upoa It,.
iit inis will be tie preva,i.y scnttu, mt o.
thc i'ffish nsuon, fiDf sJc DtUst instantly
b. crushed Rfon I'm oceax snd uuics, our.
spi.ir slsll rise and Expand ia proportiJa 10
,1ap re'sare Which ttcy cGp aud VIII apply
% crutb 0s, our fH.t snSvcsscs vii; onf
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EsfTac5 ofs ie:fcr5i-oal Ogden.ture, Sa,cd
Mas -. 1918.

" We have had ~ unpleasant occurrence
TO take place here, and one which cy,c,te,,
considerable alarm dsY, 200 a
number OF men dcserted from prescott. and
passed on thro' the cou;IfTY. Col. PiersoD.
WHO commands at tlis time st Prescott.
seut over haS, the officer wa. ordered TO
say that unless the n,eh were given ~, the
Village should DE brrDt.--I stated TO he
nffcer the In proprety uf sch demaed. and
the reasons why cunld not undertake az
iunlustifable thing. ss;d concluded by Asv-
ling. Nngci' Fs-efcsfed seems A. hf,,ss In
hanasr than Comply. The Tag &c! urne,,, two
days have e!apscd, and hsv. heard nuth-
ing further from the Colonel. Our village IA
yet standing - Won may eesiy Conceive the
anxiety ssch threat would produce upon
the minds of the villagers--a few removed
their property others got resdy to 70 them
sriTcs--I however have IN = rncss!re. ua,rtetl
their Ininds, and hope The thing viii blow
ove"--it is very humllia.i.g to BE- in such /.
situation, menaced by the enemy with con.
Migration.
Seventeen ships have arrived from, CorL
with from to 5000 troops--A pevt If them
passed Prescott yesterday, the vc,tisc sre
said TO be coming or in tetachm- nts--2 or
$50 sailors hsve gone up and more on the
way.
=" ". 3. Gen. shesfe ia highly eensursd
for h's conduct. aad they puhiicy say be IS ?
trSitor--isae he haG the riesns os defence
within his reach. &c. Gs,. Provost ia now
np-how all this is have not heard partio-
lariy-the flag nfscer did not hesitate 70 sa,
hard tnings Of thc general. presume from
what ne did say. SheaRt is arrsstcd''
M Y. hah,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
& obedience 70 decree of the Ssnerior sourt
l. of Chapsery Cor the district of Ri.h,sond be-
tween Hin plaintiff, aud krc.er ard others de-
Pendants; he subscribers, commissioners tor that
rrrpose appointed, viii Thursday the is Say OF
JslN next, at ZtcksriHt Biuo1s's Tavern, in dee
town oS Msnshestsr, e., at Public Auction Tor
Ss.h, undivided rno;ety of the Pabis Wsre-
house ia the said town, commonly called Treut's
Nsre- house, s',heet to the dest due 10 the com
iaonwea!ta also vt the saine tins place,
divided uioety OF two
K3LF .5CRE LOTS, =
Known and distinguished in the plan Of the n,id
town, by No. ts6 s. No %? ; also sther to.s in
tn. said town, No. s5 & NJ. Sand on Tuc,d2y
etc 90h at the month; on the premise. 10
Povhsttsn County, that large & very vaus bls tr.St
VI land, On Hhisa Mr.. Arthur Farley hvea
EDWARD w. TRENT.
SAMUEL TAYLOR.
srueS tds
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PHILADELpHIA, Junc

Pela7care btoc.taG::ie Squadron.
he frigates Ssatira and Spartan, lay a;
the Erown on Thursday, with :, detained
briggs and schr. Gall repnrted.) Ii is under
stood that these vessels await lite decision
~ Sir j. Bcrresford who 10 daily expected
from Bermuda, with the Poicters s. Dragon
74'.
The Martin siuop is kept outside the
Cepes on the icck ont.
Iae Spanish Snip Minerva, Rapaln, hence
for Havsrna, and Portuguese brig i.abeli.,.
Pedro, hence for Wilmington, On. ca both
IN ballast, have returned to this port, nav
irs been ordered back by the CEN mander o.
the b'ockad,Dg Squadron, after taxing frum
tEsm nearly all their water.
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WASHING TON. June Y.
Cory Of q Letter from Maj. General Dear>
SsT5s 70 tie Secretary Of W'ar. dafed
Head Ouarte5s
Head Quarters,
-F'orI George, June 6, 1913,

-Fori George. JnHc E, 1913.
SIR have received an express from
the head of the Lake this evening, with IN
teiliGence that our troops, Commanded by
Brig. Gen. Chasdlcr, were attacked ~ two
O'Clock this morning by the whole Of the
British and Indian forces, and By some
strange fatality, though our loss ras small
(not exceeding shirty) and the enemy som.
pletsiy routed and driven from the field :;
both Brig. Generals Chandler and Wmder
we're taken prisoners. They Had advanced
10 ascertain the situation Of company of
artillery VIXEN the attack commented. Gen.
Vincent is reported to be ampng the KILLED
OF rhe ensmy Col. Clark was mortaIiy
wounded and fell into our hands, with sixty
prisoners ot the l3th British Regiment. -
Ihe whole loss Of the enemy IS two hundred
aud fifty. I hey sent 10 a fog with Il re-
quest TO bury their dead. General LeW.a
accomP panied 6y Brisadier Genefai lloyd,
gees OH 20 ta&e the COMMAND of tie aJgau-
ccd troops.
have .he honor to be, Sir. &c.
II. DEARBORN,
Hon. Gen. mo. Arms,rong,
SccretaFy 1t War.
p s. Juuc 3.--1re ep-uy's feet fas
passc tiIio p.acc---.wo ships {! farr achoon.
crs.
Errac' Itt7t t,i0aie ictter, d1:ei F,rt
Grorge, G.h J.1e. 20 the Secretary o
ia.
Tine er-r1y csns:le~ing himself pursued.
took pcs: - t..e reaa u the lake. ws,dng thc
&gfi,ola' it"oooe (~hohas lef; MaJ,n} aad
! takins t-c c"ancs o. other sLcccrs from be-
low.
Win9o- wa, detsch,d on the Ist inst.
% disiyats i'm. nc Carried wiilt him his
ovI, ctgs.'s esd m's regiment lesu hoyd'l
t5,igade. GH Thursday Chanj'er Go!
, 9bOin thc ca~risa,l was iniended) fo!lowed
witi the YIN -ihd n OF 80yj's br;gads---
The British tsensrni CVineant) anticipated
the blow 7rt s-tbcscd ouv troona 81 2 o's
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vALUABLE PKoPEnTY

= . p y l. L 2 E e L
On Cary Sweet.
ENTiLi1 be ssd az Public Auction on the 2-erpi-
\ Y s,,, Oh the se,h dIr 81 this present r,onth:-
At>I OF GRUURD,
% feet fsoni On CRY Steees, which there i. c
yell bulk tw0 Story Brick Ware Hoc-s, SIS Ivy -
fcttin good scier-s Erick Dwelling tI.us so az
- fae;, with out house., Stables &s. Se.-On.
third the rerehs.. money viii re9uices in cash.
tex bsleBee 40 eeHsI payments, at 6 and tt
month"; notes with approved endcr;ris payable aud
negotiable AZ si;h=r q the Benz, ia Riehr1,nd.
kHO5. TAILOR.
yuue ip. tts
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hands, i, will be lin rsuner calculated e,
Ia htm mere honor, snt &. give him larger
CLAIMS upon the gratitude az his government,
than aay capituiation could possibly do.
Liberty HGH.
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MAI,Nr INSURANCE. COMPANY.

q TIE Directors OF ;bis ins,;taton having by
se~,lotion of their kosrd authorised To receive
subscriptions to complete the Capital Stock az ,he
same Notice 10 thereby given tisr book for chs,
purpose is open and s,tendaree witt be gwen
during the Usual hours 1t bushes, the office at the
conpsny in TIE room likely ocrppe,! tue Coliec
tor's OSee.
a. CAMPBELL, S.oy'y
Richmond, 2j June 1913 t.
FEshREN from one Of my Bcaimep, a Fifty D,.liai
Z BACK note. which the owner may have by s.,
wing sN:.erpeon Of, application 20
SAML. DYER, jr.
seo.t's Ferry, A!bemsrle.
June Is. If
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BALrlNaRr. Iunc fs.

bicutcnan' DUrGnr vi the Nay, psssed
through this place this morring days fro1,
Ssckau's Harbor. H IL the bearer If oue
trophies ct wsr to ~ asniaston, consulting
81 'fcre ~ ec!ors jaet and toe mace Of
he Legislature Of Upper Canada.
F'Rfyiok
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FIVE D0EL.4RS R.2Iy.lRD.
SrRATED OR STOLEN,

E{'R0M the co-nmsns 81 Richmond, A.
h BAY L GLIDING,
~ good erier, sbop; fourteen hands two or three
nshes high eight aos wears old, shod alt round.
one or both of his bind fcst white, black rnsn-
lsid tai ahor., Aevcrai .ad5ie .s-rts on hs beck.
JAMES "A. CRANE.
sane IS. II
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Cofy q a ietfer jrom Comnsodoce Chaun-
ecy 70 me Secretary o5 tA- .Ht,cv, b. ne
hcnds IF Lieufehg'ii GaGtcy, arrived III
Mis city.
u. .. ship Madison. Sactett's Harbor,
4th IuG-, 1873
SIR have the horor TO present to you
BY we hand. of lieut.. Dudley, the British
'iandlrd taken st York On tie 27t,, az A prii
last accompanied by the mace over which
was hunga human scaih. 'Ihese art,ciea
we're taken iron, she pariiameG, House D.,
ci'l OF my officers and presented tn me-
The scsip c;nsed 90 be presented to & enc
IA Dearborn. y tr, believe, stii has IL in
bis possession. i Also send, by the sa mo gen
ten.an, one Of the British tlass taken at Foi {
George on the 21th Of Nav.
have Inc horrr TO b.; very respectfully.
s'r. yodr mast CGedient humble ssrvant
ISAAC GHAUNCEY. 5
Hon. WILLIAII JoNEs,
N.-B I'll. d
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Montreal Pahers.-The Montreal papers
contain the British Official account OF the
detest and dispersi.n Of a ,cdT Of 1900 men
belonging 90 Gen. Harrison's army (nnLer
Gen. Claw mar the Rsp;ds OF the Miami,
on tue 5th May; and of the capture OF $50
oi them, of the military chest, containing
Il 0Go hard dollars provisions. &c.
The same paocr contains Qu.bcc marice
lists of the arrival Of about twenty trar.
ports and ether vessels. having nearly 5000
troops belonging 70 Bnsi.h regular regi.
Tnents K crews OF sailors for the Lax. flo
tiIls,.