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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-11-25
THE Subscriber wishes to rent his
M ERCEIANrN NTH.

on the Warm Spring Run, near the bank
OF the Potomac River, for term of years
There are in the Mill An excellent pair of
Barr, and pair of good Country Stones,
Boiling Cloths, Elevators, &c all in good
order; it stands in fine wheat country. on
never failing stream, and is calculated to
do a great deal Of business: an excellent
Distillery also at the mill, having the per,
feet command Of a plenty of water. A GER
tam rent, either in grain or money, will DE
preferred. Possession will be given on tAe
first day of April next. The terms may be
known by applying to the subscriber near
the premises.
NICHOLAS ORRICK.
November IS, 1915 tfl
n b. a good Dwelling House, Kitchen,
Garden, &c. are attached to this property
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-11-25
Tate Notice.

THE Subscriber has been considerable
sufferer, by i'll disposed persons throwing
down his fences and letting cattle into the
enclosures OF his farm on Opeckon Creek,
BY their fishing through his land, and com
misting various other depredations thereon ;
this is therefore, to notify all such, tha:
hereafter am determined to prosecute eve
ry person who may be known to commit
any trespass upon my property
NICHOLAS CHOPPERT.
November II, 1915.
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FOR SAFE,
A stout and remarkably handsome.
Negro Man,

twenty years of age-Heis a good farmer
and an excellent servant. He will be sold
low for cash or good paper. Ihquire of the
Printer.
November II, 1878.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-11-25
NEW GOODS.
THE Subscribers have received and are
just now opening,
A LARGE QUANTITY OF
FANCY GOODSs

which have been lately purchased for cask
in Philadelphia, and selected from the Ia.
CONSISTING IN PART, OF
ELEGANT damask SILK SHAVER.
Levantine Silks, Fancy Ribbons, Black
ard Changeable Lutestrings, White Satin
and Mantuas, Fine Linen Cambrick Hand.
kerchiets. fashionable Split Straw BON
NETS, Knotted Counterpanes very large
and handsome, Cheap Irish LINENS, Fan
cy Muslins of all kinds, Cheap Cambricks.
Calicoes and Chintzes, ten Bales of India
Muslin, large assortment of Mems and
Boys Shoes, Ladies' Morocco and Kid
Slippers, Looking Glasses &c &c. sc. al,
of which are now offered for sale on the
most reasonable terms for Cash.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-13
Fairfax Races.

THE Jockey Club Races viii COM
i mence on Thursday the Esd day
OF September, over a handsome course
The subscriber feels justified is say
ing that, from the great number OF
horses that will be here, there Will be
great sport
On Saturday the 18th, Purse for
the Cate moaey, free for any horse
mare or geldins-ketch riders-two
rounds to heat snd repeat, making one
and haif miles to the heat. Entrance
10 dollars.
Persons disposed to rent Booths can
do SO by application to
John Maddus,
Proprietor. OF the Course.
Fairfax COURT coar,ss so Va, dir
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-13
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
BOSTON, September 9.
SIXTH NAVAL VICTORY !!

" Some particulars relative to ,hs
Naval Battle off Segsin, between the U.
S. brig Eeterpiize, commanded BY Lie
tenant Burrows, and H. B. III. brig Box.
er, Captain Biy,h.
We understand that an. express ar.
rived in town yesterday morning, from
commodore Hull, at Portsmouth. to
commodore cambridge, with the news
of the Capture Of H. B Nj. brig Boxer,
captain Blyth, BY the U. S. brig Enter
prize. commanded BY lieut. VIM. Bur-
rows. We have heard verbally from
the Express that bo,h Commanders
were killed and that both vessels had
arrived safe in Portland.
The following is the substance of the
Despatch to Com. Bainbrfdse-
The U. S. brig Enterprise, sailed
from Portland on Sunday last. Be.
tween Seguin and Cape Elizabeth, the
Enterprise fell in with H. B. NJ. brig
Boxer. capt. Diyth, rating "a ut mount.
ing Is guns. viz Is ls ID. carronsdes
and long e's, and after an action OFFS
minutes captured ner.
On board the Boxer, were captain
Blyth and 40 to so men killed ard
wounded On board the Enterprizc,
Lieut.. Burrows and man killed and 7
wounded. Both vessels we're much in.
Jured.
In addition to the above, we have il
from undoubted authority, tina, the Ens
terprizc rates IA, but mounts l6 guns,
viz.-l4 l8 Founders, and two long s's,
and that the Boxer is one third more
tonnage than the Enterprise, whose ton
rage by the carpenters measurement is
1863 tons She had n board lO2 per.
sons including officers, semen snd ma
rines. The crew Of the Boxer, We un.
dersiand consists of IS men.
Captain Blanchard from Portland,
says, the Boxer is much injured-top'
sails fell Of shot holes-main topmast
with the yards shot away-staysa sails all
gone, except the main obe-Several
boats went cut from Portland 10 assist in
getting them in. The day before tie
Boxer was at anchor eff Ssguin Light.
A boat which was boarded from her,
brought the intelligence into Portland;
Immediately after, the U. States bri;
Enterprise, then in Portland harbor, GIT
under weigh and went out to give her
battle.
Capt. Biakeley, who formerly
commanded the u. s. brig Eater
prize, has lately been ordered 10
take the command ofthe Wasp sloop
OF war, Of - gus, now building al
Newburyport.
Lieut. Burrows. lately appointed
to the command Of the EnterFrize'
was q son Of the late Coz. B.iirowD
OF Charlestons South Carolina.
The despatch ftem con. Huh
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-13
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER IS
Joseph Vaudeville,

Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner Of Ki,g II Fairfar-sfreess,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
ar wBoIRsALE AND RsniL,
Teas-gunpowder, I'M
70 qr' ehe''s perial, Tyson, hyson Skin
50 boxes young hyson & sOuchone
10000 lb. green and white Coffee
10000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
los hhds J New Orleans x MascoSao'
ESQ bbIs Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
70 hhds ret,iling Molasses
pipes, s half pipes and 6 or casks l. /
Madeira
pipes Sicily Madeira
Is or Casks old Sherry
s do genuine old Port
a pipes Red Catalonia
90 cases cnoice Claret
2 butts, IL half pipes Malaga
spipes, s half pipes and 20 or. casks
Teneriffe
70 pipes real Cognac Brandy
S pipes Gin
20 ouncheon. West-India Rum
Is puneheons and 40 bbls New Engianc
Rum
10 bbis Peach Brandy
IS do. Whisky
500 gallons Old do.
8 hhds. Cherry Bounce
50 dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
Stout
70 bales Cotton
500 ID. Bengal Indigo
SEQ To- Bright Nader
5000 ID. Goshen & Rhode. I,landC heese
500 bush. ground alum Salt
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia, Pi.
mento, race and ground Gingsr,Csyenne
Pepper, Almonds, Chocolate, Rice, Peas
Barley. Mustard, Oil in bottles and TASKS
Wine and Cyder Vinegar, Glaubsr
Salts. Bark, Scented White and Brown
Soap, Spermaciti mould and dipped Can
dies, maecauba, rsppee and scotchSnuffs
chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig Blue, Sal
Petre, Arnotte, Alum, Copperas, Brim
stone, Gunpo~der, patent Shot, Fiints
Hairpow der, Sifters, Cigars, Demijohns
Wrapping Pape- and Irvine, Corks
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, SC
&c.
N. b. SO bushels fresh warranted
CLOVER SEED.
MaEch s.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-13
las Kennedy. Ir.

las Kennedy, Jr.
Wishes to purchase oils OF Pennyroy-
ri, Mint and Sasafras, for which lie
beral price will be given it delivered in
q large quantity before the end OF oc-
tober.
August q 3w
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coxrtSusr7cS -
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
BOSTON, September s.

BOSTON, September Dc
The Schooner Sabine, OF Baitl'
mere, Captain Barnes. arrived On
Saturday. at this port. Via Glosees-
ter) in So days from Nantz. MT.
Sheldon. a passenger in this vessel
has politely favored us with Paris
papers to the 2ed Of July, from
which We have made the transia.
tons which follow.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-13

Tie enemy had about - killed, and
about 100 wounded.
=. Our loss smounts to - killed, includ.
ing ofasefs, ssamen and marises
There IL . mistake In this account,
the number Of Americans killed vas II,
and 90 wounded-making In the whole
las. In she unofficial account publish.
ed in the Halifax papers. the English
loss was acknowledged to be IS killed
and So wounded.-Ed Gazette.
~ The French papers, from which
the above extracts are translated, con.
tain q great variety of other minute de.
tails, Of tie movement of troops newly
raised in different parts Of the French
empire, towards the most important
posts and the alacri;y with which these
recruits are furnished, and the celebrity
with which they are fors arded, are no.
ticed with high encomium.
The preparations OF the confedefated
army, to meet the shock Of arms, copse.
auen: Oh an encounter, which wsrlike
termination Of the protrscted arfnistics
must produce, are not to be sought in
French papers.
Unless Alexander and bis continental
allies have determined on submission 10
their adversary, they have doubtless been
on the alert to provide for meeting the
tug of war. A peace will result from
these Preparations (; or torrent OF blood
must flow, more overwhelming than has
yet deluged embattled Europe.
The French papers are silent on Spa.
nish affairs, excepting the retreat OF the
English from 1'arrsgona. The cannon
abandoned by Gen. Murray, are stated
to be $50 pieces.
~ CHARLESTON, September 8.
Arrived packet boat Eclipse. Foley,
St. Marys 80 hours Passengers, capt
Smith. a part Of The crew of the priva.
teer Saucy Jack, and several prisoners
of war. on parole, takea in the prize of
the above privateer, 10 10 all. A brig,
supposed to be .ne Of the British cruz.
ers which have been Tor some time on
the sos,herns coast, was seen 10 pass St
Mays bar on Friday evening last, at
which time the gale, which bis been SO
severely felt in this city and neighbor.
hood, and which commenced there about
9 o'clock, A. M. of Friday. had coUsi.
derably abated. During the short time
il continued, 2 or Gun Boats and some
other small vessels were drove on shore.
One or two Of the former were got Oh,
and it Was thought al of them would BE-
saved.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-13
ITO RENT.

THE STORE lately occupied by
Mr.. James Sanderson, at the corner OF
King and Fairfax Streets for the Gro
cery business it is an excellent stand.
Enquire of
WIN. or J T RAMSAY.
August z. taiwt.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-13

WANTED TO PURCHASE,
goo tiogsheads Maryland
Tobacco, Apply to
Charles |. Catlett, or
Thomas Irwin.
June 50
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7ranslasisa. from The French Peher'
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arrived q % etswd all the city and
viliase. Our garrison consists oil
two regiments ofinfantry ofthe line'
and Of numerous detaehments of ca
valry.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-09
ENoRMIrIrs h4',5anlpTDN

some d1uO's ave neen expresse,i IN ,te Hnrthe:n
s,ipsfS u c'S h'amoas eohdooi Of rne enemy al
ia".p'Hn---Ws s,'aa hc stop 20 e,.surs ROM T,hdt
nlT.Ssg these s'as ssiHd lGsthcatoas OF tie enemy
Pfoeee',-eat 1t msy got he anss ~ STAGE il tue
gross. What we have heard GA this subject
"a Zen. iaylnr, of whose lsy- ,.C ,,T,,h ,o orp
dsres entsitss doubt, ia Sasisfr3 Of ,de ,is-t-
he dia" his euncic-:ons from, the repor, oS a gen.
al tues. ID
- = fell officer now in Norfolk, d;stineushed
aiAe i6r hs int,l'ecEC. ara liis sense Of honor.
Nt'.e' Ia s ire"i ia THE city, that ter. can he NJ,
eeNot % !t,inptons having been given Up TO a iicer.
uo"s sciisry.
So There is a lady now in Tho city who was on
zoe sgt Wild. the eueniS WERE ia pos,essiun--~hn
wieh het own eyes, rsW widow, with her children
al around her. iusued ayd hatred OFT .y t3rtI.h
sVi'iers. with her clol cs rssvly s,ripsd from 81
her She speaks uf th- tate Of yn,i-s tsdy WIZ D.
v &c fbvssi ia the most inh,nan u3snosr by ttes-
fn@lans She hcrs.if SOUGHT cut Admiral Cock ur,
SAD snrcated hs protection The il-5red incerdis.
~, instead ofBrl ting it il VS. asked e ~,
The unhes'i.tns pronpttude Of an hosorsbIe suir.,
rsnse'' untb e has Satisfied hissiseT ,hst size was
worthy OF protection" he chen advised, be~ &.
Seep "'tho 'oora and not vsnture into Che Streets
re even framed an eScrs- tor permitting the .icsn-
t'eusuess al his troops, ssyiug tht he had nodou
bsfore he had cntered Hampton, alt the atica of o.
place hsd eit t-.snd, therefore. hsd given no OF.
G-rs 70 prsv'nti it
$tb. There is 1t this moment =, We ,nd.,r,ts,,,
cHrIeSP"IHenec going on between Cen. Fay!or {,
warren We have nnt learnt the pYrticuiars--hit
we uHdefstaud that W4rren or Gcu. Beckw;th ga, s
mat any irrSfHIriiti,s hAV-. occurred II was be
e-use the officers eoHi INTRO, such troous "A
II !; were not ssttue i war IL il law that he
VINO does by another, docs by kinse!f" Thp enc.
sly who empltNs ssvrg-s bloodhoun seainsc US
SJcst as responsible for eir abuses, If the YER
same things i'"d hsen done by h,mscl..
All doubts, however, on the subject must sscn
N"iiSh, as We snd,rstsRd that The Governor HIS III.
isoted" iorrnai enquiry he made into the cireur,
Stances OF the Case Whatever be- tie result, ,yheth-
or II gy.s tn cpfrn me suii, OF the eneusy or TO
wipe "l ia sspor3'oDs u Itch have bsen cast upon
h'n, VIC s1enty t!sdSe ou,seives 10 stxte It AS FAR
az regard 10 tle icsitrs4 q! individuals viii per,
US 90 DC tSuGcit.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-09
ENQUIRER OFFICE, July 9.
Rri.fand 6,Al,nL A1sanr..


Cfthe Caiiant CamIlaign c/tt. Birth.
Ga tlle ed OF My, Warren lays an LIN
barge a. rtrmuda--to kerp his Expectation
against Norfolk secret Gnd Snug.
On the BIN Oi June, he zai.s-~v,,ha pen,
2ous equipment of ships, and B)aGbs, and
Rockies and troops.
On Inc isth arrives in Lyrhaven Ray
On the 2lnd attacks Crarev Stand, from
Ahich he is beaten OF with dj,geace--lands
his troops at Pig Poin.; some Gcsert, and
tie rest retire 70 his ships without striking
= blow.
On the 18th attacks Happ:on vhere he
meets with gallan. resistance from a
handful OF militia, wac effected thcir retreat
with l'5tis iosstn themsc'vcs, after scattering
death amongst the raaks OF their enemy.
his TROOPS remain at HAMPTON very
few days, where they perpetrate enorni
ties wn.ch will leave an indclible stain upon
the character of the British arms AZ
last they fsd from it with precipitation un
der tic INflpence OF Canseiess panic.
Sgcd are the fruits Of an exped,t,op. vh;cn
wa3pianned With care, concealed by an En-,
barge, and eventuatiug in discontinue and
dsgyace.--O gallant admiral "how we do
honour thee.
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stcn'Srts;pe.t had LEFT fvrt Winchester h,,
lore Gen. Gays orders for their :Aarch %
Fort MeigS had arrivcd. He was tn Ia ~
middle an expedition to some of ,he Intli-n
towns, and proceed from thence 10 browns.
town 1.-The shall, have proceeded fro,n thence
TO br"vnstown & meets an enemy of lat ger
sorce. his situatioa will be trely critical.
Mess. ECit.
FORT MEIGS IN DANGER OF BEING
ATTACKED.
ftrfract of, a letter from Gen. Green JYdv
20 zen Harrfsop. (cacloScd 10 Go0rrn-
or A3eiSs) datcd,
Came A!riys, TIRE 2oth, 1873.
Dear Sir--Two men. one FrenchIa an
anu the oshv- a private in the late col. bod
ey.s regiment have Just arrived iron, de-
troii. and from whoA we have the ir::por-
taht intelligence that the enemy Conie Tate
another attack upon th,s garrison.
he Erenchman staies--that the Indians
'ad Tor some time been urging Gen. Proc
'or ~ renew he at,acS. 4 council Of war
was held = few DAYS since in which it was
determined to renew the attack en- fort
MeiSS. and the combined forces we're to set
oHs Oh this day or tomorrow AT far,hest WITH
thas view. From every ,rf rlpatioa the In
dams would be about 1000 strong, with the
expectation Of additional, reintovcements Of
The British regulars from Fort George
and Erie. had beef sent sor, and were ex.
pectsd Mt Maiden, about 1000 strong.
The Canadian militia had been parated
on the 9Th June. (ehe king s brth day) aud
AFTER speech by the generai5 had been
or'iered 10 yieidup their arms. being decm-
ed unworthy his majesty's service.
IecutBseh was encampea at the river
Ronge, near It's mouth.
Ihe officers of the garrison have been ge-
morally consulted ION this and other inselli-
genee) and they give the fullest confidence
to the belief thar'the enemy contemplate a.
mother attack or this fCre, iloc do I hesitate
to i"in in the belief.
lhe importance of this communication 10
you needs no Comment from me. we snail
be prepared to give our enemy warm re-
ception, come when he Will.
nave every confidence in gcur exerton
and ieet that it is through YOU this army
LOOKS. Tor triumph over oar enemies.
nave sent expresses Oh different routes
and to different posts to meet YOU, and en-
closed copies If this communication to gov
ernorh Meigs and Shelby. artl have taken
the liberty to order Col Jonnson's regiment
oil mounted men from fort Winchester to
this place immediately
by different deiachments sent from this
place We have received from fort Wmches-
ter about 1900 barrels OF lioor, including that
escorted from Amanda, by ensign GRAY.
am with high consideration &c,
GREEN CLAY.
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"A IirNN arARrrps

'onF'ft' Gte "r2gJrr.irg s-i,k sir iosre fo- re
:"P'',t"- = '@~T. - u" TIKI sat,y the n of II.
Ps's.s @o.HJgF I"si'g n Airect Tax. ospes ga ,ses
..th' t0's. = roiiTs', dPairS: lt.- "a SttRysoy.
Ires zoo" Up 'hr Scpa' ais iss 6ssInhisg ufti
'ss .i"y o" ''se3tss - disH!fs1s u Sfiyiis -
II motion yoas 1aaae fo okaaPr re .!5ty },.t ire
Gera""i " ne SUI 10 az "nli'y distii, ane le.r
~ ihe r"tiir9 sfo'e IT hs raea4,y.
q. w nt",'9a e. Ma. GF;m0y. q c!aure Sras but in
act 10 tae ead If me scar ne re-,,,,c As,. cav,
0e no. 6s"b< = RE eases bs,hy f.id YHa, ,snc.
tg'. 0s es,l~SS.f by ecery generous ,;rit hxt ne
~ Jf"ehe' ar riis .lLo9he7t %rtiie The sae7..y
F"oeN;"8 40 az Te1r cn,es and Gofes ar ai1i.f
f"T Seno9e Es'e1n uRfc, fAe 6yeie,ee u nor Tkfng
eoe'y gar CT it,6at r-7H? from, tas dfsoic=5!e aS.
Stcn ~ cr'rYirg fnUot yri-h his .zcn oayticu or
oo,,Stf We i'SdfSo res mineral con'ersof. Rs.
ware q "'''t lct no $ach niGn 'bs .,r.teG.
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: 81 Il Of .he Revenn. Cntt,- s,al.s :. &C.

:. 1t OF the Revenue Cutter states 8, tsrc
Ea'r mt iia:ptoH their loss was 10 killed
,"d 90 or IS wouudcd--thsi a transport had
''iied fnr Halifax wi'h the .wonnt.sd witch
nSu not room i"r mere. He e,tt., h!ehly
OF the rItc-!t2, observing Chat .he;r 6rst ere
was z ds~diy Cne wl.iIn .'iieN Chen. ,htu
co"Ensic7, aud si'at another such dischxre-
""oio nave routed their van Or caused ,ten.
I'D nave iAid down their arrns.--'ih-lr lc,.s
III oascsrs is oi'e ajor kt!ictl--one CAPTAIN
OF ia'f,nes severely wovadeG--nne Lieut..
o' marines @euad-d. since dead, nnti two
c'hers wounded Of Ast battalion belonging 70
the Di.siyni'
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w A5Hl NGToN, July 5.
THE pHESINFN

Continues to improve in sis heSlts, and is com.
l'e'ciy relieved from hg itbiis symptoms iie has
"si YET ho~sver, been sue 10 leave his room, -.
aud We team, that ia consequence 81 his so..Esg.
sent t. rs cha u1er, tie PRESIDENTS v,nsiou win
~ be op@n, as nrIa heretofore on this day # the
Anniversary CT our inispeudelss, or the rece zion
pf visitors.
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MOVEMENTS OF TIE ENEMY.

The encmy's bArges ands mall craft have
been up to the lreSher parts Of our Rive
getting water. The last accounts we have
oi them. are from ? dispatch received by
express from Col. Seldea, and dated Fort
Powhatan, Cor Hoods, July 7th.-The fol
loving are extracts.
q" Late last night / received inform atm
from cast. Benedict, dated ShoaI Ray. IN
forming me that the smaller vesssls mined
tie irigates and brics laying OF the Poini
OF Shoals yesterday, and had put on board
OF them considerable quantityofiive stock
&c, Immediately afior which tne larger
vessels proceeded down the river. .eav'p,
behind ali the briggs, sCli'rs 2 bafges. Z shall
kno" to Jay what Course they will take.
presume they viii return up the river."
~" y is said tina, 100 Of the enemy were
= few days p'st, az tie Old Point L.ight
House, covering their watering party there.
and that thaY mad nearly got enough water
-ihet Co.kimru, though his Gag was le II
'ldud,ng, had gone TO sea with shin Of the
line and a tranG}'ort-sAio- that SONG
Of the irigateN had fallen down the Rozds.
and Others had fallen into tie Roads,
" 80 conJecured ny some politicians, that
;he ships which have gone and are goiue
OFT, are 0ound OF New London If Il b.
their intention to attack Decatur, tbey viii
surely rue the folly OF their enterprise.
We derive the following article from ar
uBqUes ionabie source
g. Information fton, & Bri.isS e4ies- 20 "a,
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Nv HYCLISII TE.4cHHg.

yEHaE Subscriber, who has acted ps Ushe,
4 IN an academy IA Virginia, aud has ~
50 conducted school Of h1 o. for slyersl veo,e
viehes situation tie eusing year fila couy,. rs
n3tfoet'on embraces Crthogrp ply, Readine W.
ting hna] heslly, frith netio, English Crsfrr,sr
Geography. with The use Of the Globes which n
has the eicme1t5 Of Nsturai Philosophy snd Et,if
Plane TTT3no netry, Guyeyrg aud B,iies I.t;r. -
- s'uDouiAs Of bie morality. atesdiasss as,,dr ~
and eaFamityio cOnduet an Ebg is,, sshooi--r,.v
Ne seso nv application ~ IRE cubac,iber. rsyltiny
near Ne~to~n, King x Ouseu, Virginia, ei,Lspt .r.
5onsEy OF % letter. ~
THo3fAs J1LLARu,
W. & ~5sp.
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n NAk IN up as an sslcay, Oar Z Crey tlprs. d.,
II years old lass spring, higtwo right fe,t v,hit.
some white spots ON his mech. and some aadai. .oss
Oh bis backs appraised This day, by tlres fresolt.
eIs, tofy doll@rs'~-Ahe owner Is re9ue.trd to
prove MS property, pay sspsnces, and tsse hir' y.
way.
AMELIA s. MONTAGUE.
Esssz County, July 9. VIM
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We hsfr2Soo ea'~ctYes. Ger. E7,~ ,son ss mo a.
frAski;r'op, with sbo,t f7on ,ss;,,s,. s,.i =, -
b; ~ sapross ssi"g TO r'ei,~
Gcfei S+t. tail.li, -
10 t!ie aeiehhcrhnoi cf HAMPTON ..tr-. ~. sr,pS
arr ies'rolins etcry thint--csrr,i-s 81 nj TIC
80. oft he p'2re nc. &c. We waat A.oun,rd
hidernen and Cavalry
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Extract ola letter }rom Ger. Eorrison TO
Coz. N!cfes, da.ed
head Quarters, Frankiinton,

June 90, 1913.
Dear Sir-An express ha, Just arrived
from Camp MeiSs bringing information. that
an army Of British sod Indians were sbou,
20 make another attack rpcn thar place
think 1t probable that Fort Meiss is not
the object, but that the attack will be upon
lower Sandusky, Cleveland CT Erie. I
snail set out early in the morning for San
dusky, and will keep you constantly ap-
priSed OF the events passing ia that direction.
am your friend.
VIM. HENRY HARRISON.
Ills Tx. Gov NIeiss
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Approximation has been issued lsving an
cmbgrgo CD all vcserls, lc continue to the
9th Of Jnlr.
Previous 70 The late reimorcements taken
BY Comnodore S.r James Lucas Yeo. cor
ad'ices say that The whole force at Forty
Nile Creek, under General Vincent consist,
ed OF 1900 regulars, exclusive of militia and
Indiana.
=. w. Ship Pi1ver arrived on Thprsday
last from 1aliax she brings about $4,000
pcu1ds "a dollars
On N hday bis Honor Gen. dc Rotten
hnfg, leit this place for ". Canada, TO take
The re'ns Of government 10 that province.
OiOHtrcCl HergIi.
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rncnt of upwards Of 5o0men. h. the British
about IL miles from FcrS George. Gag.

NEw.YcRK. IuIs 2.--rhe crew OF th,
Corvette JOAN ed.ns. .sSt:r,'ay wens ct, Z,
a steam boat ,or ALBANY. rhey arc 6es-
uneG ipr SaCAett's Haito..