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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-06
LATEST FROM THE NORTH.
Grtract OF a letter receiUed at Washiag
ton, dated, dlbang, Juiu "a. lal2

Grtr@ct % tetter recefved at Washing
ton' dated, dtbany, July "a, 1918.
Yesterday this city was all in buz in
consequences Of an express having arrived
70 the governor the night before from Bof.
iaIo--hls Tx. being absent at N. Y. nothing
certain has yet leaked out, but | under.
sand the express stated to some gentlemen
"hen he first arrived i'll town, that he sun.
posed the object was request to the 60
vernon to order out the militia to the defence
OF the Niagara frontier, that the enemy was
IN srest force 5000 strong) on the opposite
sue OF the river, and an attack on Buffalo
ana the adjacent country was hourly expect
no iufther stated as his belief, that all
netP would now come too late to save the
Io'' anu garrison at Newark. | have no
oouot our army in that quarter is in seri-
gus trouble Gen, Dearborn is on his way
70 TINS elty-the passengers in the Utica
stage last evening, said that he had arrived
In that village" '''D
tOhanncey was to sail on Tuesday 18th
'1s'' ana the enemy had withdrawn his
sn'pplng under the walls of Kingston to ..
want the completion of brig of Is guns.1
WASHINGTON CRY, July 29.
copy ct letter from Maior Chopin to
Generd! Dearborn.
c,n :, Fort George, July 18th. 1878.
nave just arrived from my confinement
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-06

in csnada, with my men, without our parole. Our
return happened in the following manner receiy-
ed orders at Burlington Heights on Monday morn
ing 10 20 10 kingston set off accordingly un-
der the care of guard Of sixteen men / had with
me % men We all went on very quietly tall ioar
O'Clock in the afternoon, at which time gave sig
nal to attack the guard, which were stationed IN
the following ordsra sergeant and one f'-n IN the
boat with my men, lieutenant and Is men m the
boat with me and two officers. At the signal my
men run along side OF the boat I was IN. Lieut.,
showers ordered them TO fall astern ordered
them on board at which time the officer attempt
ed to draw his sword l seized him by the neck,
threw him on his bsck--two of his men drew thelr
bayonets upon me. Immediately seized both bayo.
nets at the same instant and threw them on top OF
the officer and kept all down together; at the same
moment my men seized the guard and wrested from
them their artns--we then having possession OF Tue
arms changed our course and arrived here THIS
morning half after two O'Clock, all safe. We have
brought two boats with u.s.
have the honor to be, very respectfully, your
most obedient servant,
CYRENItTS CHAPLIN.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-06
Six Cents Reward,
August g.

IOR Hiram Dennison, an apprentice,
i who went off some time in June last
without permission, from the subscriber
living near the Big Spring in Berkeley
County--whoever will return the ssid
boy to me, or give information where he
Is, shall receive the above reward but no
thanks.
HENRY NADENBoUsCHs
August 6.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-06
NEW YORK, Jaly &c.
FROM UPPER CANADA.

Extract of letter from om Officer 'n
the NortherR Army, to his friend :D
this city dated
FORT GEORGE, ~ c. July g.
Yesterday our picquets were attacked
nv BODY of British and Indians. There
was pretty hard contest for a few minutes.
The British were driven Off They sue
ceeded in taking 1t. Eldridge, adJutant OF
the 18th regt who was wounded; and kill
ed IS of our men. Some of the wounded
were barbarously murdered by the enemy
in this shocking manner, viz:-Ihey srsre
most indecently mutiiated, their ribs cut
70 it'll a tom ahGDk, their hearts torn out,
their seatps taken off, their threats cut,
their bodies other10iSe inhumanty mdng-
Ted. Some OF the British were painted as
Indians. Their force is growing stronger.
We are in a state of continual alarm. |
have not slept for the last three nights. We
are entrenched; and should the enemy
make an attack upon us, we calculate with
sonfidence on obtaining the victory"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-06
FROM S1CKETbS HARBOR.
ADMIRAL YE0
SHRINKING FROM THE CONTEST.


The last nights mail brings accounts of
the sailing Of our fleet with the new ship
General Pike--and that the British fleet
were in port at Kingston. And it is added
with what probability of truth, few days
will determine, that they are taking out
their guns and dismantling their ships, to
be able to keep them out of the reach OF
our feet. At5. GdzI
From the albany .4rgws of Friday last.
From Sackett's Harbor we learn verbal
ly, that the British squadron in Ontario
had been dismantled at Kingston, and the
guns mounted upon the batteries, which
have been greatly multiplied and strengthen
ed. Our squadron was expected to sail
from the hal Dor on Wednesday.
From, the Atbany Register
We are assured that Sen. Dearbornis on
his way to this City. We learn that a great
number OF officers have resigned their Com
missions, and that many others have tender.
ed their designations and they have not been
accepted.
POSTSCRIPT
We learn from gentleman who came pas
senger in the Steam Boat Car of Neptune.
that the Western Mail which arrived at Al.
bany on Friday evening brought nothing
new from the frontiers; but it was report.
ed on the same evening, that an express had
arrived from Fort George to the governor,
with information that the British had made
another attack on the picket guards with
succosr and that the encnly's force was now
80 strong, that they expected an immediate
general attack.
We have no confirmation ofthe sailing of
Commodore Chauncey, by the Steam Boat.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-06
From the Nezo- York Euen;ng Post.
ARMISTICE

A letter from which the following is ex-
tracted was received in town by this morn
ing's mail. We give it as it came to us, and
our readers must Judge ofthe probability of
Its correctness. a few days will dispel all
doubt on the subject, speculations would Of
course be useless.
WILMINGToE, (Del) July 27.
THE closing of the mail just allows Va
to say that letter has been received from
gentleman in Washington, stating that
the British had accepted the Russian Me
diation, and that orders had arrived out to
Admiral Warren, to repair with the fleet
to Bermuda. We have not time to ascer-
tain the exact advice received
From the Seat of War.-The Steam
Boat from Albany this morning furnishes
no new war events on the northern frontier
An alarming and destructive camp fever we
are sorry to learn, was raging among the
troops at Fort George. Colonies Tuttie
and Christie. it was stated, had fallen vic
Tins to it. The death of the latter gentle
man, we however learn, was contradicted
at Albany just before the Boat left there.
Blockade of New London raised.-We
are informed, by gentleman who arrived
this morning in the stage from New Lon
don, thatthe British ship Families, the on
ly ship remaining on that station has put to
sea, and left the Sound clear of enemies
RALEIGH, July %.
by gentleman just arrived from New
bern, we are informed that the enemy has
left Ocracock, after loading two of our YES
sells THE Anaconda and AtAs,l with live
stock, and gone out to sea- 1t is true that
the crew of the former vessel fred her guns
through her hull but the British immedi-
ately plugged her, SO that she did not sink.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-06
From the Utica Patrio.


pie to count the eosf, but they turned eaf ear TO
the admonitions ofan old friend They now have
enjoyed the var feass Of Porter, Widgery x Co
about twelve months and it is high time they
should know how the account of loss and gam
stands Ihaye for their satisfaction collected chef
ly from ofcial returns the number OF prisoners IA
ken by the British since last July. The account
stands as follows
At Detroit, under Gen Hull $500
AT Queenstown, under Gen Wadsworth, 900
At River Rasin, under Gen Winchester, go
Al Fort Meigs, under Gen Clay, 700
Forty Mile Greek, under Gen. Chandler, $50
AT 81 Regis. under Major -, 90
At Stoney Point, on Lake Ontario, $50
At Fort Defiance, 100
At Isle al Noe, in the Growler and Eagle, $50
At Forty Mile Greek, in the bouts, al ogdens-
burgh, Fort Schlosser, and in various little
sklrmishes, 200
Total, $40
Add 70 this the killed and ,po3nasd, who have
not been captured, VIZ. at York, Fort
Meigs, Ogdensburgh, Sacket's Harbor.
Queenstown, Forty Mile Greek, Black
Rock, Fort George, sc. at a moderate esti-
mate, 1900
Died by sickness during the above period, 600
49,
Total, $500
This statement exhibits the obstruction and waste
of blood only. The reaspre., which have been
worse than thrown away, in aiding this dreadful
waste OF human life and happiness, amounts to
more than .to,ty n,il,ons Of ao!lays already -The
| people are requested once more to
COUNT THE COST.
Brig. Gen. PARKEa arrived at Burlington, fvt J
and took command of the troops at that phase and
| its vicinity, on the LIST ultimo.
FORT MEIGS AGAIN BEsIEGED.
Copy of letter transmitted to the Score
tary Of wor By the person to zohom IL
cods addressed
Upper sandusky, July "a, 1913.
Dear Sir,
Mr.. Oliver has this moment arrived from
| Fort Meigs, with verbal message from Gen
| Clay to Maj. Gen. Harrison (now at Sundnsky
with considerable force) informing him that the
British and Indians have again besieged that place
They were discovered on the opposite side OF the
river yesterday morning just after reveillee. The
Indians had crossed over in the night.
JIG. BARTLETT, Q. NJ. C.
National Intelligence. !.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-06
August 6

TAKEN up by the subscriber as an
i estray, light bay horse, fourteen
hands high, thirteen or fourteen years
old, has star in his forehead and white
spot under his nnane--appraised to fifteen
dollars. The owner is desired to prove
property, pay charges and take him away.
BENJAMIN DUNHAM.
berkeley County, August 6, 1918 =
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-06
CYRENIuS CHAPLIN.
Majcr General Dearborn.
Extract of a letter from an Officer in or Arn.y, dr.
red ar Foyt Georpe, JuIy 10.

SCI yesterday witnessed the most horrid scene OF
barbarity that ever was committed Lieut. Eld:idge,
of the 18th regt went out with 80 men, the pur
pose Of cutting of some Indians, who bad attack
ed one of our pickets. The Indians proved too ma
ny for him. was ordered out with 200 OF the 1Sa
regt and drove them two miles. On my return,
saw Ia of the Lieutenant's men stripped, scalped,
AND THEIR HEARTS CUT OUT. He him
self was wounded and led off by these hell hounds,
who understand Afterwards butchered him.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-06

The Salt Bill has passed the House of Repre-
sentstIves 1t fixes the duty at twenty cents for
each iiity-six pounds Oh the glorious effects Of
war. Wmchester Gsz.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-06

Brig. Gen. PARKEa arrived at Burlington, vt
and took command of the troops at that phase ane
its vicinity, on the LIST ulumo.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-06

WAsHlNaToN Cry, July 90
copy ct a letter .fron, Major Chaplin to
General Dearborn.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-06

GID Fort George, July 18th. 1878.
sAS- have just arrived from my confinrmen
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-26
CT DEN Nh RK.

NE Ln1S, HPiH ,
We anrounce with Joy the ARRIVAL
here OF Count Bcrnsiofi, the Darish MI
mister. His mission pust be highly I'M
por,ant: ard Will DC iisclosec IN a few
days Coniectures are useless.
His Dan ST. Maiest? he, already no
t;fed Marshall Daveust. that as the
French havc abandoned the right bank
of :he Eibe, and as there is no military
roadnear Hamburger, &c. he shall object
TO the passage of any French troops on
that SIDE Of The river which can only
have for its object the punishment OF
the citizens of Hamburger, whose late
conduct he approves, and whom he shall
assist with $4,000 men, to oppose any
hostile force which may come against 1t.
Depmark hasa very considerable ioRce
OF regular troops both IN Zealand and
Hoist.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-26
NATCHEZ, May 20.

We some time ago published an ex-
tract Of letter which we received from
a friend in Kentucky which stated that
a large quantity of teat-Poies and axe
handles lad arrived q, Cincinnati from
Philadelphia, for the use of the n. w
army and, Gif We recoilect right, also a
quantity of lead. The friends Of the adj
ninis:raticn would HGt believe this, and
even soDe, woo are nc, friendly dispos-
ed to IFS measures, could not be persuad.
cd it had carried It's economy, SO far !;
but We have since seen the statement
fully confirmed in the Ohio papers. and
no doubt remains as &c the truth OF the
extract Wien We published this ex-
tract, i. was promised by an account OF
the purchase OF supplies Of molasses and
vinegar at Boston, io5 the troops at Al
ban,, and carried over land Il Off, the for
mer to the latter place, where they could
have been porchased, nearly, if not sl,o
geiher as cheap. This account we have
since seen noticed in other papers--and
what is still more, We have seen il az
/. 6rmed in the Louisiana Gazette, that
molssses had baer brough, from Phil
delphia by the way Of Pittsburgh for the
troops at New Orleans, which probably
few weeks before bad been shipped
from NeS.0rieans to Philadel,his.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-26

On Monday las. was landed at this
place, cargo, consisting OF eight wag-
gon leads of specie, weighing about thir-
ty.fve hundred each load. amounting IN
al to ,westy Eight thousand pounds;
surprising each $1,000 weighs from 70
to so 10 including the package. and that
that this specie is all in silver, then it
must amount TO 8 or 100000 dollars {;
but if part is in gold, it viii amount to
a much larger sum. This money has
been deposited in the vaults oil the Mia,
M Exporting Company, and is, it is un-
ders,oodt the property Of that institution,
received in Philadelphia for drafts drawn
or government by its agents III this coun-
try, for which the bank he'd advanced
the money during last fall and winter
The patriotism and libegality which in
duced those advances. inade ct par) is
entitled, at least to the thanks OF The
country, as they Tended to facilitate tie
military operations of govefnmes,, and
enabled more prompt and effcs-
cious defence of our frontiers than
could otherwise have been accomplish
ed. Mr.. Thomas Sioe (of this place.
superin,ended the transportation, as a.
gent for the bank.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-26
lust Received for sale
~ ANTHONY RHODES.

Boxes OF Domestic Goods cor
tanning Bsddcking, Sh smbrays. Cling
hams, Plaids and Stripes, Shswis
Cotton Threads, few pieces OF fine
quality Sadnetts mixed colors, bioek
and drsb oolored suPerkne Cloth, cot
ton Shirting.
IN STORE.
Cotton Twist white and colored
Mems and Women's hne and coarse
Shoes
Mems fac sad'coarse Hats
Saddles and Trunks
90 kegs of first quality Chewing To-
bscco, iong-Twist
90 kegs of Pesr.-Ash
90 pieces blue India Cotton
Cotton, Candies and Groceries as
u.usL June p
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-26
PHILADELPHIA, June l8.
THE BUDGET.

When Mr.. Eppes made his report Of
Ways and Means, which estimates the
product of " the revenue Sow establish
ed' at fUe millions eight hundred thou
sand dollars, was he aware that one
million of that sum was fair proportion
of what according 10 tosrfr. receipts
ought to be dawn from the Custom
House in this city. and was he informed
ON the 10th of fhe present month, when
the report was laid before Congress,
that there had been but one arrival at
Philadelphia, since the 2sth day Of last
march? 1.-THE honorable Chairman was
informed of these facts, what degree Of
credit does he suppose the people of the
United States will attach to his report !!
If he was not SO informed, what degree
OF confidence ought they to repose In his
fiscal arrangements
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-26
SATURDAY, JUNE 26.
Joseph Vaudeville,

Joseph Vaudeville,
cOrrer ofKxg q Fairfan-streefs'
OFFERS FOR SALE,
,r v5oLEsALs AND RsaaIL,
Teas-gunpowder, im'
NO qr. cas''s pcrial, hyson, by son sSsi''
80 boxes youughyson s souch'ns
10000 lbs. green and white Cfatce
10000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
hos bhds , New Orleans * Mescovauo
So bills Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
70 hhds retailing Molasses
pipes. s half pipes and or CASKS
Madeira
spipes Siciiy Madeira
IS or casks old Sherry
6 do genuine cid Port
A pipes Red Catalonia
40 cases choice Claret
2 butts, IL half pipes Malaga
spipes. 6 half pipes and 90 Or. casks
Teneriiie
q pipes real Cognac Brandy
S pipes Gin
90 puncheons West-lndta Rum
Is Duncheons and 40 bbls New England
Rum
10 bbls. Peach Brandy
rs do. Whisky
500 gallons Old do.
hhds. Cherry Bounce
so dozen Hibbetts Old London Brown
Stout
90 bales Cotton
500 ID. Bengal Indigo
500 ID. Bright Nader
6ooo ID. Goshen s. Observation-Disclosures
500 bush. ground alum Salt
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia, Pr
mento, race and ground Ginger, CAYENNE
Pepper, Almonds, Chocolate, Rice, Peas,
Barley, Mustard, Oil in bottles and TASKS,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar, Glsuber
Salts, Bark, Scented White and Brown
Soap, Spermaciti mould and dipped Can.
dies, maccauba, rsppee and scotchSnuas,
chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig Biae, Salt
Petre, Arrotte, Alum, Copperas, Brim
stone. Guppowder, patent Shot, Flints,
Hairpowder. Sifters, Cigars, Demijohns,
Wrapping Paper and Twine, Corks,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, sc.
&c.
{. ". B. So bushels fresh sosrranted
GLOPER SEED.
March s.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-26

Moo;teur. in speaking Of one OF the &C.
,;ons in which cavalry and infantry W.
engaged confines its commonplace eu'
logy Wholly to the infantry
HAMBuxe, April IL.
The garrison left by the Viceroy IN
Mas,.buT !. does not exceed 7ooo' prin-
eipally Westphalians-"'o ',a''
r' Tas FRENCH soi.dissant Grand Army
:. .,;d TO be concentrating near Wut'z'
h,rr ~ This place is not more than
~ ,s;tes ~ advance Of the Rhine
~ " April 20.
The Hsnseatic Legion exceeds 5000
finely equipped ard pretty well disc,p;.
lined Cor Notifications will be oe'
tended BY a n.iliti. guard of 1000 men,
The Russian light troops have adyahe-
ed to within mile of Bremen, ana YAK
en- so prisoners. The cavalry OF the
Hanseatic Legion have shared IN several
skirmishes-and gained honor.
BREMEN, On Possession Of the f'e"e"
April S.
7aree subjects of Oldenoure nas,ns
been convicted by court martial OF ma
wing taken up arms against the french,
were SHOT yes,el day near this city and
their property has been conhscatea -
1.-THE last German papers say, that Gen
Iyirgenstein had exercised a severe re-
,al;a,ion of this barbaritv, having direct
ed that three French Officers should be
shot, which was Immediately put IN ex'
GorHEN, T Saron) April H..
Genera D'York'. H. Q are here.
His piouets on the Ssale. Gen. VIM
zingsrode is al Halle. The French
has: evacuated Lower Saale.
BRANDESBURe, april 49,
The Russians overlook the French at
Niepberg, ,on The Saaie) ENGAGED. de-
fea,ed, and took 100 prisoners and drove
them so hard, that three thousand we're
drowned in crossing the Saale,-Ano-
ther combat took pace the day before
Yesterday. near biedenitz =; the result
we have not learnt, bet 80 prisoners laS-
en- in il, have arrived here this day ;.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-26
BOSTON. June 10.
Army Operations m Germany.

NOTE.
-. The official despatch Of General
D'Au,ray. the chief staff officer Of Geo
Wit,genstein's army, to the Prussian
General de ELs,oco. and giving The de-
tails of the defeat Of the French Vicerey
is received. OF the officers command.
Inc the corps under Gen. Wittgenstein
we find the Prussian Generals D'YOrk,
Ven Bonstell, Won Berg, Won Bulow. &
Others, who exhibit the most active and
courageous efforts to defeat and destroy
their late oppressors. Gen. WitgeIl-
stein notices the vslor Of the Prussian
troops with high praise. and mentions
that the Lithuanian dragons, literally
Gu: to pieces, dispersed or made prison
ers of an entire regiment of French ca
yalry. These French cavalry belong to
the new corps which have lately joined
the army, and it is remarkable, that the
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-26
NETWORK, June 81.
Tnudsion OF Canada.

} Our warhawks in and out of con-
gress will probably now begin 20 think
Cf they happen to have any brains In
their heads) that Mr.. Calhoun and Mr..
Widgcry were rather out 10 their calcu-
lations when they told US Canada might
be taken in four weeks by gen Dearborn
and his troops, or if cheaper mode
was preferred, by contract with the
people of Maine. We ave now in the
second year Of this "just and necessary
war" and instead of conquering Canada
we have lost FIVE generals, two armies
and The whole territory of Michigan -
Ano though We were told last fall by adj
lutant general Duane, and others, who
understand military operations about as
well as he does, that Harrison with his
army of 5000 men would quickly have
Dstreit and Maiden, yet.we now learn
from Mr.. Gales, ian Englishn,an) thro'
his National IatelIigencer, "that the
utmost tranquility reigps at fort Me!gs"
and that general Harrison was on the
Oh of June at Cincinnati or Chilicothe.
but not VOID OF his marching against
Proctor. Indeed it appears affairs have
been so managed in that quarter, thar
the British, general finding he had DO
thing &c fear, has gone with consider,
able force to assist genera Vincent at
the head Of Lake Ontario The conse-
quence of which will probably be, that
Our army under general Lewis Will be
compelled to give up all the ground
they have gained. evscuate Canada, and
return, after losing two generals and a
great number Of men, to their former
station at Niagara. Congress must row
take new measures for recruiting the
army as we'll as the treasury. And the
non-eombatants" Gas MIR. Gales calls
those who are tor peace mus: all, like
Gov. Smith, defend their own slaIes,
and no longer look for protection to the
non-compe,ent managers of the var.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-26
Herring Seine Irvine.

Just receiped e FOR SALE,
S cases Herring Seine TwiRe snpe-
rior qaality.-Cameron Street Wharf
George Coleman.
IN STORE.
5 5::::, '; s;;ss, SALT.
Russia and Ravens Duck
Do Sheetings
Cork for Seines,
Tanners Oil in bbls. and half bbls.
Sperm and Whale Oil.
Paint do. in tierces and bbis.
Birthstone in bbls..
Mess No. l and Boston Beef, bbls.
and half bbls.
Dc. prime Pork, bbls.
obs. Tar, Rosin, Turpentine and
Pitch.
April z.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-26

Seeing these and other similar ipstan.
G % of prudent arrangement and eceno-
nv, we had supposed the 1000 Tennes.
see volunteers under Gen. Jackson,
when they arrived here, were on their
march 10 Join the N. w. army; but
more recent information has undeceiy.
ed Us.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-26
MsN1ro:RY.

O 71ou! whose werd from sol'd aa'k'
ness struck
Thar shark, the Sun, strike TU'saom
g.. ,,, somt You've.