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LAWSOFTHE UNITED STATES
CBY AUTHORITY
AN ACT,

For the relief of Archibald Micah.
Eeit cractedby the Senate and House of Psbrs-
Senfatites Attic J5utcd States of AMERICA in Con-
gl.'ss assembled That there be paid to Archibald
Meal of the city of Philadelphia, out of any monies
elhe Treasury not otherwise appropriated, the sum
oil eight Thousand three hundred and four dollars and
nlneyve cents, in full for the Draw BACKS due on the
expectation of three hundred ard ninety chests of Con-
go, and one hundred aud Fifty CHI nj Souchong teas
TO Bremen in the ship abigail, in the month of August
one thousand eigt hundred and five; Provided. That
the said MCa prove to the satisfaction of the Comp
troler of the Treasury that the said teas have been
landed at some foreign port or place.
LANGDON CIlkVES,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
E GERRY,
Vice President Of the Cntcd States, and
President IF the Senate.
APPROVED,
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LRJ1ES IL7DSON
An ACT.

10. tie r,licfof John y. JIay
net erocted bV tie Scqate and Ho1tse n REPRE-
sa,'Dtspg If the THifsa States # .}ric,ica I'm
ereeg reojed, That John n. Hay, post master at vi
ccnuts b.. aud hc is hereby released aud discharged
from the paw mt Of three hundred md twenty-five
dollars received ly him as post master for the gcGersd
post Office department, which said three hundred ana
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TRVITE RichmpW U,don .4ir Furnace is now in opc-
raiirn. Castings in Brass Uld WroughtIron work
wi asob b. executed ~ the Furnace Orylers left ut the
Furnaces or With John Parkh &c this place, or Toilet
& Lea in Petersburg viii be thankfully received and
promptly attended 10.
PdrkhiH, .SKjbotfon, g Co
Inrc :. ff
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NOTES.

!. The Postmaster General may expedite the malls
and alter the times for arrival and departure at any time
during the continuance Of the contract, he previously
supating an adequate compensation Tor any extra ex-
rense hist may be oocasioned thereby.
. Fifteen minutes shall he allowed for opening an,
closing the mail, at all Offices where no particular time
is specified.
8. For every thirty minutes delay unavoidable ac
e'ets exceptcd) in arriving after thc times prescribed
and the delay continue until the departure of any de-
pending mail, whereby the mails destined for such de-
pending mail lose trip Forfeiture for double the
mn'int allowed for carrying the mail one trip shall be
irrod unless II shall be made appear that the de-
lay was occas;oncd by unavoidable accident ;n which
case the amount of pay for the trip will in all cases
be forfeited and retained
H. Persons making proposals are desired to state their
prices by the year. Those who contract will receive
their pay quarterlyin the months of february Nav.
August and November, one menth after the expiration
of each quarter.
S. No other than free white person shall be en-
pioyed 10 convey tho mail
6. Where the proposer intends To convey the mail
IN the body of stage carriage, he desired state ii
in his proposals.
:. The Postmaster General reserves to himself the
right OF declaring any contract end whenever one
failure happens, which amounts to the loss of trip
3. The contracts for the routes No. to sos are 10
De in opersft ion the list day of January next and
continue until December 81, 1917. The contracts for
the routes No. 800 to 354 to be in operation ON
the LIST day of November next and are to continue ui
al the 3ist day ofDeccmber; 1916.
EETURNJ. MEIGS, Jr.
Post-nGStcT General.
GENERAL Posr-oFFIcE,
ifdshivytor City, .liay 90, 1911
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A. COCHRANE TOMBSTONE.
No. lS, Great Cumberland Street, .ibrlI2

C9fty IF letter enclosed IL, thc o6ove
SIR-I authorize the Bearer of this note to
state TO You that am prepared to lay before
the public the names of the persons who plan
ned and carried into effect the late hoax,
practiscd at the stock exchange the 21st Feb.
provided you acccde to the terms which my
friend will hay before you.
am, sir, Your obedient servant,
(Signed) A. MACRAE.
TO the Hon. Cocirqne Johnstor,e .7byil12
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Il GREAT B1RG.4L.N .tL9Y BE IND.
y WISH to scImvjlOUSE & LOT, in the town nj
Charlottesville, known by the name of the STONE
HOUSE. The value Of this property and its eligibility
as tavern $50 welt known, and has been 50 generally
admired, that deem any description unnecessary
sN continue to occupy it this summer (unless sold)
and furnish accommodations TO all gentlemen and 10,
dies travelling who may please to favor me with their
patronagn TRiPLEIT T.. ESTES
June ~.
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SCHEME THE

ENGINE HOUSE LOFTERY.-I',c PRIZES, each
81 100000 doR,frS, nj 1900 dollars, me Of
5000 dollars me o. 5000 dOIs one oC2 600 no401,S
Jnr 1000, ten Of 5O0 200, 100 5sr.&sc There ore
only 1900 hekes, aHdnot t.eo 5k.'iks 70 al=e. IHc
Original cost gf tickets is dollars Tie GJas7He ryK
commenced HeJt month"; and fHsn October merit, 6y
4ghich time the .hISO.NIG HfLL LOI'TERI,
,tfN commence is d,gr1 ss, in 7rch scf,ne there is
orie prize efIo,oOo dollars ef9o,op dolrs, tue
offo,CoO do,ars, screen 5000 hRcrs(eSc &c Orf-
iJiQi +ce of tickets 10 dolr' 7yck}ts IN the dJoz,,
Lotte5es.iiso, Tickets IN the ,Ne.srorh I'hilaeieL
bii0 and Grand National Loft1y, can 6s hal 1T lie
BGimore selling prices, at the S9bs0i5eys established
LICENSED LO1TERF OFFICE.
There ttcf '@term cotafol h1-eg harr bocn s5N %
r-zd,rts efHis city, 0Hdhe cash bGid in Gdi4mce-
NcgOto notes, Gcce6tGnces, o. Prize tickets of0tc7
Lofferies, uiN be reCereG ia payment for Hckcise
BE mites If other states, ,oU be discounted md er-
changed Prizes paid ne s2ou Gs dram. .7vy orotrq
.tlr tickets from Mc country bost faii 4wQ be at
,cHicdio, and De earG st byo,mniD1. VI the fgte Of
hcyfs triR be eiuc0. m tickets ecanied fruits, as
tie OGcia Pt9=e Lssts ofGH Loffe1fcs are recci1cd
RI l. ". KTTRSHEEDT,
q f7O dy0rs bel01D tie Bel Ta7ei1
mrs 4g55g
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NEW FRENCH DUTIES.

ErtrQct from the Retoy1 Of the CoDl,rissa,y
fn',tenfiore, Of the Departments of'the Fin
ances and Treasury to His Royal Hieh-
ness 17onsiear, Lieutenant General ofkhe
Kingdom.
When the government shall have been to
establish regular and complete service of
the custom houses upon our frontiers and up
on our coasts, & when tie treaties OF peace
shall have fixed the cases OF our commercial
relations, 1T may then take into consideration
dehnitive tariff. 1t will then examine, with
out being impeded bv accidental and irperi-
ous considerations which will have have cca
sed to exist, what duties can be borne, for the
interest OF the public revenue, without res
trctlng commerce by certain articles Of CO.
lonal product, which are consumed principal
ly by the richest class of Society At present
we submit to necessity, by reserving to the
Treasury only tribute calculated in such
manner that commerce may not find an mite
rest in taking advantage of the means that
are open on all sides to set rid of it.
Castle of the Thuieries, Esd April, 1914.
WE, Charles Philip of France, Son of
France, Monsieur, Brother of the King, Lieut.
General of the Kingdom.
Having caused a statement to be laid be-
fore us of the present situation of commerce
with respect to the articles of colonial produce
the duties imposed on them; having compar-
ed the current prices OF those merchandise
III :ne market with their value in store, aug
mcnted by the amount OF the duties to which
they are subjected being convinced by this
examination, that if the present duties are
continued upon certain kinds of those MGR
chandizes, it would I've impossible, for mer-
chants to dispose of them 70 the consumers,
without mourning a considerable loss having
ale Ill I
that the duties imposed on it, are essentially
adverse to the Development of the national
IL i 5t1y, and that the continuance, though for
ever so short period. of the whole or Of a
part of those duties would only aggravate the
losses which the manufacturers have to ap-
prchend as a consequence Of the present state
of things, and discourage the industry of the
workmcn upon the report of the Cornmssa-
~ ofthe Finances having heard Of the Pro-
visional Council of State, we decree as fol-
lows:
Art. T. The import duties upon the ner-
chandzcs hcrcinafts specified, arc provision
ally, and until Il new order, regulated a. fol-
lows
Coffee, per mctrical quintal, 6Of clayed su-
gar, GOT. raw sugar 4Ok pepper and pimento,
do cot. indigo, ~ killogiam, ct. cocoa, do
ST. ramiila, do. 2Of. cochinea4, do. ST. CHINA
mon Of every kind, do. 4f cloves do If SOC
green and other teas, do. 81. rcd peruvian
bark, do. ii. do, do. of every other kind, e.
dyc-wood Of every KIND, per metrical quintal,
1Of. rocoa, 90 Of.
q Cotton wool now in Store, ard such as
shall be imported in future, shall from the
date ofthe publication of this decree, be sub
jet only tothe mere duty for Weighing.
LoNDoN, April ~.
~ the Chairman n Hc Co7uWHfec # tire
Sfrct Erci0Uec.
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NOTICE.

Petition Will DC presented 20 the nct General ~
scmh'y. PRAYING tlat law may pass Withorisiug
Turnpike Road from the city OfRielmouj 70 ue Mea-
dow Bridge.
June IS w8s
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A PROCLtMATJON.

n fIOCIP NATION,
H,REREvlS, sRt6rnation has beer, received thnfn
",noe'' q 1l1t7dnahs z9ho hare deserted iron, die
3rmy oftie United States, hare 6eGone
cPence$, and are DESTROYS cfreturng to their dutv:
- fW blrd5n is hereby Granted and t~ocLrip,cI 70
eGch g al s7ech hddaGs as sioH 7itii three 1o,,t5s
from the dat hereof surrender denssfes 10 tie cam
ridnng officer Of am npHto,y tost ..gfii1 te Ty,,;,6
States or The territories Meyeof
III festl"iony .ohe'eI' ha'g caused the seal oftb>
Cn1ted States to he afford TO hIsSe prese,ks and
Stghedthe SG1ae 1pith mn hand
DoHe at NE City cf Washington, tie Seventeenth
day tJ1tne, H. u. one M6a.apd eight Al,rb,eI
anil 6lTteeT, and ofMe Eldebeade1ice ofthe u.
'Hfed States the MiTy-eighh
Byshe President.
JAMS MoNRoE, Secretary Of State
Hlobfcc-S and soldiers ofhe army are re71liryH 10
trial dese'teTs fam the a7nS.
II preHlun mt erceedSrg FIFTY DOLLARS joreach de.
serter Kill be pail bv he commanding eHce,. oftEe
post garrison or stTctto 1cic he mar be- b-ougtS 81
GeHVeTea ~ o3tcers and soidiers are required en-
t0rce the t1zY against sc citizen or citizens re shan
entice or procure n soldier TO dsser TIE .so,th of,
Lnry are as f5Norce 1a=
BE enacted &c That e1ery berson ,r0f s,,5iect
70 me res mi articles Of 7var 1sfo shall brorAgs n,
enfce SofdeT "a tfe service IF tie United States ~
69se7Tj o. zOio shat 1gchaSe fran GRy solES,. 6is
arms, "ntorm c'ohang, a. aUVbnr Here9f; and e7lrV
C0bta'n or commanding oHfcer qt am sb OF, 7yeseeL
Taho Sdeter bo0id such slip or 7essei as one ofs
crew. Fi01y'Dg him 10 hare dsted orother7e carr,
drdy any soleJ, shall refuse to as1er him ND f3
the Orer8 Ofhis coDignnlJiec Dtfce3 sh0H 1to, Lo,y
conviction, BE- fHeat e discretion FAM court Ln,jyo
cognsG1ice ofMe same a7y Sen not erceee6ne f5yee
h71d'@d dofd,s5 and be imprisoned any term not co
ceeohhe one year."
Eyorder e'Hie Secretoy efJpar.
JOHN II. hell,
1a.o o. Resistant INSPECTOR General
=.
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twenty-five dollars were. together With other property
belonging to the said John d. Hay, destroyed by rc
(Sigued as aboye)
April is, 1914,
APPROVED,
J31fES .)f3DLSON.
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ccs. has much ir2;tatcl the American. Sc-,-
mi sinners, arl that it vii, bring Tire nepoc;...
aticns 10 an abrupt close. If the demands &C
the Br. goverrnne,. ere rerscreretl IN. The
following Is the article received BY the Cytch
mail. to which NC arc a.lrl;ng -
Brussels, Der. S---By The last accounts from
Client, it appears, that tho late eycnts in -
America, have made very deep impression
on the American Deeociato-s. After ,ho,.
absence they are returned to Client, Ss cx,,c-t.
with Impotence !. 'tructions from their Gov
efnment that will probably decide the fac Of
the gcciatichs.-S,S :
BosToN. Nov. At has been r,,mo,rsl
Tn It MIR. ADAMS had wr;t.ca tr sor. o. h;s
friends here, that the ". States we're in SUI,
hiscredit IN Europe that they we're excluded
from almost every Court. We have taken
some pains To enquire irtD the t,,th &c ~,,ch n
report, and are satisfied HAT Mr. SnA,,s has
not written any such sentir'.rt, mt the re-
verse. His opinions would civ., high s,tisgsc-
tl"n to every American WIN has the honor nc
his country at heart, were it proper 70 :,ub;sh
them. p,,r;o,
Erf-7rs efo letter fam m .fmc,f-o,i pgs,-
Hrmar =, Enr;;.r, oint-T Ncfober 95,b
The connlera.inn Of Was',;rr.nn has 1o,o
more to oprr t. >eycs Of f:.rCpc rpon ore nh
ject, ahdup7n the real conduct an, cha,-,c-
ter OF our rDcmv thsn any cvtnt Of the lac.
twe - Years. The whi: crntircnt is rc,.ecti
into Indignation ct il TIE Clzc:.cs sc Frare..
have uttered nue cnrscptancous exr,rcss;,,a &c
h'rrar IT this most SAVAGE warstrs AMI -
ven Some Of tive English prints have e.ores,
cd ttie'r decided INSTRUMENTATION ~ te,rps
which does credit to their conductors.
Rc,r. Ft'd. Ca
MISS'TATTAtTN-T ,CGR2ECvr,>.
The R'itisi, official account of he :c,io-
near Moth Point and attack or PaIr;mnr,
states -" Three rifles from Nar,h Point
tie enrr,y had .ntrcnchcd himself ,,c,.,.s 2
NECK CT lard, from which position he. prccu;,
t, tiv retrested upon the advance Of the I,r:
fish troops''
10 readers at q distance from BaItincre 4
may be necessary 70 explain the very slight
Srou1d which the British officer had for HI,
pompcGs statement
Son,e DAYS. pre- nus II tn. lan,.irg cf ssa
british at North Point. n party oe soldiers hal
been sent by order of Gen Sr,itl, to throw, ~,
abr?st-work at the place alluded to. On the
morning that the enc'oy landed, these wcls
were"nrf',i&hed d'd tnoccujiicg, eYccrt by
&c wGrknlen, w..o had no Other arms thar,
tier NJ. k-a:1es, spades and shnrcls. NJ, pars
OF the FORCE under General Striekcr wctt. ~
any time cnsrenched, ror were any of then, .
ven IN sight NJ those entertainments. exccnt a
fey OF tiie Cavalry. who were seat out IN -e-
Gonnoi're' in.
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Translated for the Her. Hcrperfis4,

= Paftfcular commission composod of he
minister's ct the principal states of German
has been appointed at Vienna, bv the allied
sovereigus, to discuss the various objects con
nected with the future constitution ofthe
Gernanic empire. We are assured hat VI.
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" IN. vANSITTART."

Letters have been received from SMYRNA
osthe 81 ult. The fever at that time had en-
treiy disappeared, and commerce WAS gradu-
ally resumining its former activity. The ex-
change was extremely low.
cnc OF the SIX transports composing the
secret expedition from Cork, af.1 Which was
f'iied with troops, has been lost off r erhaven
in Ireland She was between and 500 tons
burthen, but We are happy.to say, !llat, with
the exception q nine, all the troops were saw
ed.
The George, Wilkinson, from Cork In
HudsoB's Bav, was captured on the 12,h ff
last month, bv the Venus privateer. -Four
ether American privatccrs were IN ecmnanv,
witch mad captured FIVE more ships. TIE
George saIed with the Cork feet On fAe 7th
u!timO.
Wtiesrn from Vienna, TINT " Connt Mes.
seirode has sid that the amicable relations
between Prussia and Denmark VIII speedily
Be renewed"
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At Length W. have information Of the de-
Barture q. TIC 5oyercisns from their resyec-
i've cnpitais. Tts emperor Of Russia leG Pc
ters5drg Oh the l2tn, AID the King OF Prus.
sja, Z "a ON tOt 1864 ult. The Congress
was 10 oael last S9turisr, and an art'clc frc,,
V.e7oa says. that ia. Casticrcagh has *
SAcssed il as his opinion, that lis deliberations
NJ. ssr.-lja 10 ~ sX Deeas,
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The French funds, which hasl-risen on
"Wednesday to "a, fell on Thursday to 72i.
This fall is attributed in private letters from
Paris to loan which the French Govern
ment are about to negotiate.
Our brilliant expedition against Wash
iDgton was known at Paris last Thurs
aay.-It had been brought by vessel from
Boston to Hayrc. She sailed from Boston OH
the LIST.
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once, whereas.he nust suffer a thou
sand from the recollection of his
crimes" &c. &c. Meanwhile the
horses we're put to. and the carriage
started. Bonaparte finding himself
extricated from this new danger.
turned TO the General and said to
him. "General, 1 thank you; |
heard what you said; you speak like
an angel"
May 10.
Bonaparte has been greatly alarm
ed at the just indignation OF the IN
habitants Of the south OF France
Tie arrived at Freius in the dress
Of an Austrian officer. enyeleped 90
a Russian PeIisse. and on his head a
Prassian cap. ornamented with a
White Cockade ; he had long White
beard. and his eyes were sunk IL
was impossible to discover him; he
wished to make but one leap irem
the carriage TO the frigate. which
was to transport him TO Elba. lie
embarked at st. Rapheau but II
is not thought that the Inhabitants
of the island will be very eager TO
receive him.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jsne "a.

The schr. Prosperity, cap. weave
bound from this port to Grea, Egg ne :.
b. ur, put into Niorris's River Cd f"'1,
evening last. On Saturday morf"s :
s A. M got under wsY, laar'hs -.
Flo.illa there, II in number be'
barges; three, hours after ne! o. :"
der way and stood up tho Pss. -
ridian, NC came to aneho: Ii { p By
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ADJUTANT GENERALS c,v,,,
Richmond, INA Jsnt ,a',

c!flCn.
Richmond, MA A~s 1871.
+" am specially charged \.
commander in chief te cak poxs1
the receipt of your eomrunl,y;.!
the slst ult. and to express hi, {:
sense of the gallantry and good con-
dI>playedin he af; ,ir of,he prseeainp5
The alarerity With which the irocn, ]
sea,bled and the spirited mspn,,
which they met and repealed the y
my, in conflict SO unequal, have 81
ed hi. applause bud placed hem bsss
bis con6d nee. He returns his ,t,,]
to yourself, and the Officers, R,pea1
missioned oficcrs and pslya,.s, u,.'
your command.
I" The loss Of lieut. Caderhil', NJ,
Of Artillery will be immediately r;u,
ed. HIS conduct proves that /. !.
se7Des another.
I haze the the honor to Be,
Very respectfully,
CLAIBORNE w. GOOCH
Deputy .Adjutla G.r,r,I
Col. THOMAS NJ. BAyLY,}
I'd Regt. Acco'nacS. :
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ADJUTAEr GENERALS or1Ic,
Richmond, 22d June 1874,
GENERAL ORDERS.


The probability Of an Invasion fro,
the enemy during the present summsI
and the uncertainty at what numsn.
it may be attempted, render II nece.n1
that the most efec,ual precsulioa.y
measures be Immediately taken 10 ls.
sist such attempt. The ccmmand,ns
of the So, 100, SO 80, 90, n, Is, "a, -,
g, As, IS 9, 80 52sS7, 2, & !9n IT.
ments viii therefore parade their re.
speciive regiments in battalion ior t.
purpose of inspecting the arms, &c.
coutrements. ammunition &c. in lhs,
possession. They will make to this cs,,
special reports without delay, Of h,
order and condition of the whole. The d..
ficiency in any respect which may exist;
ard what article. are indi,pensabIy ne.
cessary to place them in the most &c.
spectacle posture of defenee. Should ar,
delinquency exist, the law In r,lsiSa
thereto must be rigidiy enforced. Eve.
ry company will be immediately plasd
in requisition, and held in compl te r.s.
diness to take the field at monsp,',
warning The con,nandanis of REGIS.
contig uous to the probable theatre Of
invasion will be yigiIant in watching tho
movements ST the enemy. Sbeuld he
manifest an intention Of making De.
scent upon airy particular point, tho
commandments obtaining such irfS!m.'
ton, will lose no time in communicating
it to the comTaDcants Of tie reelnrDn
from which succour can be derived,
with orders to proceed forthwith, viii
their commands en- rsassc, 10 tie places
of General Rende zvous hereafter detail
ed, to check his operations. The men
will not wait to march in a body, but
proceed, when ordered BY squads, TO Tie
place OF General Rendezvous.
Let every officer aud private be on M
AIR. The war NAV probably in shon
time assume a different character ID
such an event, Virginia will doubtless
engage no small portion 81 The ensmJ'
attention. Inflated with the nos' sp'eo'
did successes in Europe, tie vii! omf'
no exertion or preparation to make Is
feel his strength. Hov dlsgraeelu
would it be if slumberirg in iwsgIns'
secu ity, we should be lourd Cspreph'
ed at the hour OF his coming Bot Fea'
.oning Of this sort is unnecessary %
rouse the martial spirit Of FIcenen 'Sa
OF Soldiers. They may see The pr'pH'
ETY. and feel the importance ST vigilance
and actisi y. The danger Of lndu!Sins
a further hope Of peace without PT""E
and effeclusl measures 70 meet the mo"
vigorous attempts Of the enemy nu.
be obvious to all. The Officers paTu,
cularly, in whose fidelity, courage sS
activity, their country has placed ~
plicit confidence, mindful Of the 5"
cred trast, will use every tSer,i0n "
preparing their respective comms'''
to acquit themselves as becomes hn''
ricanA
By order
CLAIBORNE w. GOOCH,
p.A 6.''
For MOSES GREEN, A.e'
Comtar
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RICHMOND, June %.
OFFICIAL.

The following is the Official .Accouns Of
the iate .Aefion IN The county If deco
s.aek from IT. Col Themes NJ Bou.
" TO the Governor, dated
AccoMAck, May 81, 1914.
{" The point of land where the enc
my landed, Va, on point Of mar,h, ON
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tinguish themselvc. wien a. o..
Offers. II the enemy had c,,' rsNs1
shore by TWO o'clock l shou,,, t"1ts
force amply sufhciep, 10 s Lsss
capturepr destruction by tI,,,,; sse'
~ the whole Of the second wv.
would have reached the field IVY
were MIST nobly joined By n,,s ~
Of our old citizens from 45 70 os -
old. / am persuaded the ene,,.
have observed the militia co,e',; !
eyey direction CIR be ~ou!a ;, ~
sounded the retreat, for be *.
nothins." '''
" A Mr.. Crockett state. d.,
had been on board the enemy, =. ~
they acknowledge the loss on ,s.s
of eight killed and sixteen woupd.i
Esop;,.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-30
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