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.,,-e Allstho houses and buildings
:, .,ck street. 10 which was Col. )
:. :, ,.,gs, .rohs Dasenport's large AM
'';o.,s Inn. s:,ere ali the st4grs
c.a.n Fast aud Vest stop.-lf'e large
!, "a 80. bottom Of Buck street.
s - - he lire proof. and nearly full
~ Nv 7, Coos and ship Chandlery.
"'..raiei bs jacob Gutter x others.
S,.o,n v,,ieh scarcely any thing was
n The III. Hotel and almost
s syrry sousa aad storeia Wster-street
.I,.,, wharf. Fine fails me AT
,-sscat 20 enamerate alb the houses
lad stores which have heen destroy
81 ,Iy house and store. being brick
with fire proof shutters. has. by the
no siny Of 5eaveo, and the help Of
t;od friends been preserved although
in inminsai danger.
tits Impossible to estimate at pre-
,es,. what amount OF property in
LriG,liu@s aud goods is drstrarea.
Ent,s, nresent appearances. should
hk there is from ) TO 400 houses
stores. barns. ana uther out build
;urs From What have been able
20 i, ra. I believe there can be but
lille doubt huf il is the act of some
base incea'!iar..'
We iearn that the Custom House
i sni Loan Zee we're among The build
IN burnt. No vessels were burnt
Ne ii,es we're lost. but one man had
8 lrs brokon. The fire was got uD-
der h.sween + and ), in nsDie! street.
4 a l,ou, 40 buildings. it WAS coaiee-
tprea. wee DESTROYED uca was
tie confusion and distress yesterday
i th,,i 10 est s,ate Ofthe property lost,
Il could lie made.
Il
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-01
COMMUNICATION.
For the Ai-raadria Gazette:

FIRsT DAY OF JANUARY I8 4-Hsppy
da , ofs happy New Year.! which ush.
ers in host Of new taxes; after the
people, by war and commercial restrie-
ton, are too much Impoverished to pay
them.
And al; went to be taxed"
LUKE, 2. S.
eco ye, get yen straw where We can
ind Il: Yet not eaght of your werk shall
be diminished
"Ana ,he task master hasfed them,
aging. JufH sonn' rc3rks, lsar tally
tasks, as z2hcn there 9yas sfraqs."
ExooUs,5 II. IS,
As this is the season OF compliments,
! Shall take the liberty, 10 the name erd
hehalf o. JAMES MADISON PRESIDENT
OF THE U STATES. 10 prcsen, to the
good people III reef, his mosf kind ,ead
friendly compliments Of tie season ; TO
1t:
To every hanert-freeholdar therein,
AK upon his house and land
To every Industrious dislillcr, tax up.
on bis still, and of course 20 eve'v
lover o. Whiskey and New.Englsnd,
tax upon h;s tavo-itss.
To every wi''nw, orphan, clergyma',
and everv other person owning stock
in any bansing company, tax there
r. everv unfortunate merchant, trader
ship owner, or other other distressed
lpfrssn, who NAV have occasion to
have his note discounted at any bank,
stQmh taI uhon snch note end q
similar compliment to any Individual
who NAY draw any bills NJ exc han e.
To every Of lady. decrepit old man J,
I'D other person who may re,ail tape,
m .lssses, ginger bread whiskey or
ew.England, tax on them.
To every person WAC shall from neces-
sitv or FOR pleasure, have himself cor
veyei in any kind of wheel carriage.
a tax thereon.
To all unfortunate merchants and others
who shall, by the pressure Of the times,
be compelled to sell, at auction, their
goods, wares, merchandise or vessels
tax thereon.
To all luxurious persons who salt their
rorridge, tax upon them.
And as sweeping, master eompli-
ment, to the whole couatry, the curses
Of war and embargo.
And lastly, to such members of Con
gress as assisted in LAYING these burdens
upon the people, as much cake and svirs
as they can eat and drink This day; and
to such asvotsd for the $4,000 dollars
to re-furDi.h the Presidents palace, the
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ldermsr Damvil'e his be

ch"sen lord S.aTur ofLondoa.
gMTH-A few days ago, MRS.
81 ,,hihoIm. VIE or VI. john slight.
ho.m, of scarborough. painter, was
Delivered Ola daughter, 1ciih u COM
Pte'e SCI u teeth.
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It's understood that Dispatches from,
BIZ Adams at S, Petersburg, have be.,,
e1''Sed at Washingiop, and the gere-
al Impression is, that they are Of fave.
a0'e aspect We may expect in a f ;
PAY 10 be informed oftheir ccuteats.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-01

Within a period OF 7OS years.
France has been al war with eng
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-01

FIRsT DAY OF JANUARY Is 4-Hsppy
da ois happy New Year! when ush.
ers in host Of new taxes; after the
people, by war and commercial restric-
ton, are too much Impoverished to pay
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-01
( Olumlian j Exhibition.


THE public aierespec,fully inform.
ed, tina, an entire rev Exhibition, tho
most spiendir ever exhibited in Ams.
ries, viii be open al the UNION IA.
VERN upper end Of King Srsst
Comprising = collection Of
Y-FIG URES,
Representing true ikencssss o! several
c, LIBERATED characters aA,.0ne which
arc the Fa,hr, Iris Conr,rs
Gen. George Washington.
The Goatsss Of Liberty.
Supp on.:iceo Standard:
Wm gaiRtriise, Esg.
CommoGtrc H. - Uii;s' States Navy.
Com. Stephen Decatur
Captain Isaac Hall,
Late con ., Ger oi .nr Urited StatsS 4
Fs.gtc Constitu.irr.
Com. Olircr r.. Prrv.
The He,c ~ I.SKl EpIE. -
AIS .arie,y Of FtMAL' FL
CURES sn3trc hic! ar
The LostoH. Nc Fork, and Fhi!ax
detphiG Beauties.
T IA. So. dc
Sleeping Beauty, and her Intent.
10 tt5i e;ee:.rt .Id iGspectai'l" Exc
hibltinr. a'e attached. a run her OF FIJI
CURES, executed by the most eminent
American Artists, 4 we'll deserving tho
patIoras, ofthe public The Decora-
llnn, ane DRESSES, ere Tade in Il At ';yle
II elegance that will ensure grauhcs'
ticn t" the observer
This .egs, exhibition nav be visits
ed iron O'Clock in the no ting, ti,is
in the evening. during the wesk.-Mu.,
sic ~n an elegant O,ean
~ abundance % Censs- Children
hall Price
December 20.
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SATURDAY JANUARY |.

. STEW
SHE vaRs AGE & soay OF THE f'tas
n slrN aNO PRVSsCRP
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IMPORTANT.

DISPATCHES were received q,
Wo,hlngton, ON Thursday evening las,
frora En- land They were brough, by
| a Cartel which left Falmouth alb u, ,ht
~ die Of \ vemrer, and arrived at An
napolis on "Wednesday morning last
" { unde s,l, that tbs Cartel brough,
onIv Gre letter PACKAGE, endorsed
(" CaSieresgh." anu wac directed to
ih2 Sec c:ary of State l'bs Com.
gRndsr of The C"rl,l states God we
understand biz statement is corrnborate,l
by London psge;s on beard his vessel, }
that a tcnendous battle which lasted
tree d Us, has been fought, betw c, |.
6oNAPAETE asid the aims, in wh.c&
thc larner was enti,e!s ocleated. sit
TIC loss Of EIGHTY THOUSAND
MEN "a. handful was also re-
ceiSed BY q Tcmber of Congress yes
te'day mosn lag irnm The South; statinl
the arrival al Pensacola oil a large b.;
t>h SOU ,dron which thr slcned the sub.
pgRtion CT the territory Of the Unite.
Slates in lha quarter. The information
Is said .C be Geriyed from communities.
nr0 hem an officer in The U S. Army,
IN thGt quartcr addressed Ia Gcs. Cls,.
eorrc. A short time will probably fur.
risa Us with all the pa 'ic ars it. rel.
tlon 10 these important and interesting
subjects.
itls understood that Dispatches from.
Alr' Adams at S, Petersburg, have beef,
Pe1r'Sed at Washington, and the gere-
al Impression is, that tbsY are OF a fave.
Fa6e aspect, W. may expect in !.
tay' 10 be informed oftheir ccuteats.
Amongst tie n,any victories recently
5l2'eed over The southern Indians. am,
'''h have excited much rejoicing in
S"ttera Comfy, is that obtained b.,
p''' Wills over ire inhabitants Of the
I 'a''e towns. In this affair tie town
: @Esn w .urprise-tbe FIRST notice
"'cn lae lAdians receiyed of the aI-
'"t's OF their enemy, was Given by the
s''afee Of a heavy FIRE. and in ten sr
&C" minutes the engagement tcrmi-
"' IN the capitu!stion Of the Town.
W. we mss Of sixty-6ye Of lis inhabi.
'''' Killed end ssi taken prisoners. 1t
peHS now, hat previous to the at
l1N,''dians had sent out a flag Of
fered to lay down their arms.
" some unfortunate mistake fas the
'"oeFa's saw twas not received hy
"ofer officer. and in consequence
~ tie dresdful slaughter of our
''H'en ensued. OF all The revo-
- produced in the sentiments Of
"eFa''c gentry BY the war, none
conspicuous, than that 10 regard
poor iadiaas. During the whole
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-01

.fths reign Of their Great Father 1stfef.
s2a, and for some time after, they wert
:ae especial objects Of national sympa.
ny and protection. They vino yisitst'
me seat of Government we're INDUCED
.nthe enjoyment Of any thing they fan
cled at the expence of the public purse,
and loaded with presents for their bre.
thren at home. Wewers told that the
friendship of our Red. Brethren was we'll
worth cul,iyating and that, that fricnd.
ship might be occurred BY a proper con.
duct on our part. Nunc fenpor Mu'
tantur. Their friendship is no longer
atlainable or desirable, from being the
especial objects OF our sympathy, they
have become prescribed and persecu.
ted people, hunted from every trape and
thit ket of the wilderness, and slaughter
ed without mercy and without discrlmi-
nation. Instead of morajising upon the
injustice of ejecting em from thsir ma
tive soil. We are NV told,tbat they must
be expelled even from the hunans
grounds, which they have saved fven
the rspacity of their white friends, End
driven 10 the most remote corner Of the
continent. Indeed some OF ONT philan-
thropic democrats have gone SO far as
to reason upon The necessity OF eater.
mn,atins them In this, as in most other
respects, VIC see The inconsistency and
boilew heartssiness (if we may be allow
ed the express.on) of Democracy
+" They iouk one way and row aRother.'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-01

Tn CRAFTY the curiosity of our rea.
ders, ve have published the petition of
Gen Alexander Smyih. The Gcoeral
like the School Boy, has l0st his mace,
and prays that Congress will fad it fer
himi
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-01-19
RICHMOND. Jarsary IL.
TiR GENI.l LEGJSy A J,yJgsss

The two banks have made the fol-
lowing joint propositions-i'he Bank
% Virginia TO re-loan The s $4,000.
and the Farmers Bank to loan g 800
900, each AT per cent.
The Deposits ~ the State to be e.
qna!'ze'i between the two banks after
May, ISIS.
The Farmers Banl. asks M increase
OF capita; The Bank Of Virginia TO
nave an extension of 81, 900 ,ooo--a
bonus CT "a per cent on the ae,s stock
and 20 on the Old 30 Sn to the State
The state 90 have the privilege Of sci
ing ne neg stock TIL a given day, az
ter "hsch he balance rot taken is ia
he subscribed for.
lhsre Is every renson to believe fl,.st
these propositions vii! he accented.
81 Since writing t!ie above we have
been requested to state that the new
shares (s2o0) viii be for sale in the
'ist days Of this month in this e;tv.
$500 1osiars 10 be paid down, and a
HSHus Of 8 p on each share. PAYABLE
10 20 ANIMAL instruments, and such an
advance az they will command Mt the
s"'s. Eng.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-01-19
TIE COURT MARTIAL.
Z" S(6rUS. Ian q

" .Si6rAy, Jan. 6.
Gon'rary to our caieuiation. the
court martial, Gnd, had been mr.
Snnized before | arrived here. tvo
days--the whole of the members were
present on he sd. excepting Col. Car
berry, and passsd him week a-o
on the road.
ne prisoner made no objections
to any member Of The court, and az
ter being organized, it seems, adjourn
Ell to yesterday Gen. Hull hToyrh,
ms sword and delivered it to the pre-
sident Of the court, and addressed him
III u neat speech. in which he set Earth
.'iis pHbhe services from the revolution
to lac present tin,e.
ne court assembled Yesterday in
ne senate chamber of the capiio,. and
Che charges were read, when The pri.
soher was asked if he was ready 70
P'ead-to which he answered in tie
affirmative; bat on caiiiug over the
names OF the witnesses there were on
~ tour present, and those Of subordi-
nate Importance; The court was CON
seqnen'iy el.!iSed to adjourn. rb.
81 , icIuiitu week la
prepare and arrange The manner Of
taking the evidence. From converse
'tlon, 1 fnd the cpiniou prevails that
II Will be hard to bring witnesses to
shiS place al t:.ie season. IA great num
Der OF them being fron Ohio :. Caro-
Ina and mach the greater part from
he western country. From what I
near, SEINE nenbees Of the court su-.
Ss'' there Is disposition TO adjourn 20
some mere convenient position but
th:s you ',iustiake as get il / shall
ioiiow lhe'n wherever they so, and re-
mann while they admit IA visitor.
HE appearance of the court is We
Fy impressive, and every officer seems
perfectly at home in his station"
ro'a.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-01-19
CINCINNATI. nse- IN

On tuesday eth instant. arrived at
frnnkfo Kentucky, nineteen Of the
officers captured at the river Thames.
10 be put III ciose confinement rs hos.
ta5es fur the American officers recent
!! confned By Tie British government
a' Inehee Pursuant 10 Instructions
rom tie Secretary of State of the u.
. 10 the Governor of Aeatucky, the
LEGISLATURE passed resolution aulhn-
fisih5 The keeper of 'hc pcnitentiary to
reeve 'hen-aad there they are safe
~ lodged.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-01-19
PI.RPaLU.,.a F.4LLE,N.

4 gentleman arrived at Whining.
ton, " =. Jan. 4, from the Havana.
states, that the evening before his de-
parture intelligence, to which FL! Gre
ut was given, arrived Mt chat place,
ihet PamPflnna had q last been .su, .
rendered 10 the Allies. P0ulson.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-01-19
WaR'EsT1,u.9TE FOR 1Y;Erg.aa

The amnunt Of The estimate
for the service OF the year
fsl4, Is $4,000, o0O
The Amount Of Ways and
Means already provided,
~ estimatea a, f6.OO0.0oo
'Tobe prcvidedtnrh, LO.t y. ~ 900. oo.
Admitting lha there may be 1900
trnops in the field ior the wear 1874.
which is a greater number than were
mustered i'll The year 1sI3--'ihe esti
mate rates their maintenance at mn "a
verage OF three thousand dollars per
man
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-01-19
ST. LOUIS. Dec

a few days ago, 20 PoItawatop,ies
arrived ut Fort Clark .tPeoria) being a
dePutatiou from their chiefs, to learn
1T the Americans weuli make peace
with them captain Owens, WIN cem-
mands there, advised them to so on to
81. Louis.-Thc Indians hayiag no au-
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-01-19
thor'ty fron, their ciliefs to proceed, re.
turned to their nation.
LEXINGTON, X Dec. a7

Tins state has determined to assume
the payment Of her quota Of the direct
tax and has decided to change the me-
tn"a OF raIsinS revenue by resor;in- TO
an "a raIo rem tax, on such property as
Congress proposed.
he tcrni OF service of Gen. Jack
sons militia being about to expire. and
that OF his volunteers having expired
his forces viii he reduced 70 abnu; y
ihonsand' WAC have just volunteered in
Tennessee.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-01-19
EICHMuNH. Ian g

.9S.SU.NPTi0.S Of the BiRECT T.a.X
In our last No. we left the House de-
liheratias whether the new stock ia
the Bank of Va. shonld he ,sola or sub
scribed. On Thursday new party
came upon the turf The Farmers
Bank, which. in Il Memorial to the
Legislature, proposed to Loan to the
state > 100000, 1T per cent. on CON
ditions that its capital stoch: be ia
creased half millioe, and the State
deposits bs equaized between the two
Banks A select committee was an
poin;ed to confer on this propositions
who, il is understood, viii make Their
report this day.
Mr.. Blrbor tof Oranzel observed.
that as there seemed ,o,be no want Of
funds, he begged leave 10 call us the
I'd Resolution OF tie Coa,nittee on
the Direct Fax-AnJ 10 amend p,e
same. by striking cat ''anzht ~" ans,
inserting 'ean"-se as 10 make !,
read,
Resolved. also, HAT ways Il means enn
be devised fur the purpese ef paving
the said qaota within the time pre-.
scribed by The law of the Un;tcd
States.
The RESOLUTION, fhas amended, WAS
adopted.
IL the coarse o? The sitting, the Bill!
was introduced }or assuming that uart
of the Direct Tax which was sDRsr-
stoned to the state OF Virginia.
Mr.. Archer Of y me lin moved to A.
'mend tie Bill by aaking it a ceadi-
tIon OF The Assumption THAI the Z. S.
should discount IS 50 muci, of the nun.
Ia Of the direettax rs is hereby assn,n
ed by the total OF the debit which on
liquidation of the aecompts may fal:
due is the State Tor advances made
'fron its Treasury for the use of The
militia employed ~ the service Of the
u Si"tes.-HGected, .qyes Aa, Noes
Gt6.
Mr.. Mcrcer moved To anent; il. bv
providing an additional per ccntaye on
ths present taxes on lands, lots, dwell
ling houses & slaves, -" for the purpose
OF refHndins The whole Of the sum
hereby assumed to be paid."-Reiest.
ed. Ayes %, Noes ft2.
'on yesterday. the bill was taken I'm
II.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-01-19
NEW-YORk, Jan. 40.
Extract of letter dated Potsdam. &

Extract OF letter dated Pot sdam, ST.
Lawrence county, Jan. 2.
Our army continues at French
Mills, IN miles from this place. grad
nAily diminishing by discharge, de-
s:rlion and death. They are not vet
ne.estcd by the enemy, but l think
Will certainly be as soon as tke ica
makes. ".....Ner. .4Gr.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-01-19
Erfraes Of a letter from Gtoueas.ey
(coastY.) Jan. a..

Erfracs OF a letter from Glowcsssey
fcoa.tY.) Jan. A..
$ For several days British frisate
aAd two briggs have been eJout and
Wtth;n Now Point Comfort getting in
water from that Island. / was rola
uhs morning that they had advanced
higher up, as see from my house their
hn'is perfectly rlain-,-Sybe,her tia
sioo@iness of the morning has The ee-
feet ct masnifyins objects, or am de-
eetNed, bat think the slips appear 10
be not far from The moth uf5sas, Raw
er.
< 4 deseyter frem one OF tie Sims
yesterday Observed that their object is
tc sinier in MoLjick.'' Enq.
a memorial! 90 the Executive. dated
one day after the above, states their
force iii M"bjick Bay at fliSates and
. hriss. We are told that the enemy,s
marauders had the auducity 10 write
On The door Of the light house that
'tiey wanted wood and provisions, and
would have ttem.-Ibid
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-01-19
PfTTSBURG. p. Jan

he regular troops from Fort Fay-
el'e' under The command of MAJ. Mar
i'm, the fittsburS Blues, and a comma
ny OF 'olunteefs-crossed the Alleeha-
ny river on Wednesday last, on tl;eir
marcA 10 Erie.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-01-19

House of Delegates, Ayes AK, Noes
lie Senate passed HE said Bill last
night. Ayes 1t Noes +.
Il WAS distinctly understood in both
licenses. that taiS assumption did not
lafetIdaie aur claims on The u. States
Tor a re-im oGrse,neut Of our advances.
toF which We cou'id nifty trust to the
idsAce ana hohor of tic U. S.-Enqai
~.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-01-19
RoEse 81 Delegetes-Jan. g.

bo%Sc Y I'eteI'GteS--.jGn.S 3.
On motion OF Mr. peSram. the BAD
suic cftae hoase was suspended. far
he purro3e a. receiving a memorial
Iroan .nn,iry iuhabitants Of the town Of
fetershur5;
Inc SAID faem 'riai was. according.
y, received aai read. sel,iag f.rih
nc m''cnieis produced by the receat
tdoris ola few ir.iiyidua!, Ii man,po-
we and crgr"ss Ihe neeessaries or liz.
since the passage of'he Law of Con-
3ress common'y called thc Embargo
Law; aud pray ing the Gensrai Assem-
hty TO pass law, prohibiting, during
NE Embargo, all manopolies uf .al.,
iron, steel, sugar. coffee, tea, and ether
necossariea aad conveuiances CT I;fe,
nnder such penalties aud restrictions
rs shall appear Just ard reasonable
s.eferrea TO a selec; committee. can
listing OF hicssr.. Pesram, Watkins
Vt Din"iddie, Sianard, Lee, Nagiu.
Prosser, Sriden, farewell, Rarhonr Of
Orange, Fitzhush, and Stesenssp Of
>rotsyivania.-Argns.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-01-19

A Providence paper ofthe sth inst.
after annsnaeing she arrival of the.
Anaiostan Iartes from Halifax, Oh
serves " the Chesapeake trisate wa,
condemned as anseaworihy.''-FeI.
Gas.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-01-19
4cANANDAIGUA. Jan. i.

DISTRESSING EvENTs~oF THE WAN,
Battle az Block Rock,-BuGaloe Dss-
fraged!
The following information is obtaiu-
cd from Major Ii. Norton, IAN aid 10
Naj, Gen. hall) who was ia the bas.
tie.
On Wednesday night last, about Il
O'Clock oar patrole guard was fred up
ON ny small party 81 the enemy, a.
bout a ni'ie b.iew JociIe,y creek
''''9 wa we ".H' =
"P - ""eA'"'' enc s"'t
was iDstaaCr s.i.- .5ties -e -
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-01-19
NETWORK, Jan. 80.
Extract of a letter, dated

CaRandaigna, Jan. ., 1919.
We have intelligence from the west
later than hat in the paper OF yes ter
day. and it will relieve the great any
'iety every where excited ay HE horrid
transactions on the lines Commencing
by the burning of Newark.
Maj. Gcn. Hall arrived at his house
at bloomfield yestcrday-The enemy
re-erossed Tie Niagara, after, destroy.
ing Buiialoe, without making any fur
her inenrsiona-Three vessels living
at Buifaloe Greek were DESTROYED and
he enemy yet hold Fort Niagara.
be people o. BATAVIA had evacuated
The place but are returning To their
homes, lis are those, who Gee. from the
other exposed towns west.
The following give as arcport.
General Erunmond Was appraised that
our intention was to burn Newark. and
swore that IL such an act was pcrpe.
trateci, hs wouiI retaliate it ruth infer-
est, however irksome aud abhorrent ta
his feelings have doue il, fsays
hel and / hope this akominable work
is bow at an esd -
l think it probable the next object
of the enemy Will be Detroit, and Il is
feared our vessels at Erie are rot safe.
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circumstances of the country required
IT, he for cue would advocate in The
committee and in the House. fire Ire
c'it@ehs q this eouat,y prepared 10
sabmit TO sach q system ?
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