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FRESH GOODS.

JUsr received. fresh supply of GOODS, suitable
J iof The season, such as fine and low priced
1to4dcioths, Ca,simeres, Cords, Sattine It's,
Plans. Coatings md Fisnnels.
.Aso--A few rieces Of
Fu'niure ChInIz, eivgani Calicoes and
Giughams one case of Cambrick's and fg-
"a ed Lenoes
Likesvise Keeps constantly on hand
Homc luh Ging,a"is, Slnpss Chamhrays
Shecung3
All which VIII be sold cheap for cash onhy
4. RI sHMOND
:! New-York money will be received at o small
...stceal Dec ID.
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|, From the Boston PatriOs.

John Bull to his bulldogs a; Ght'ik
GO to ern, my boys, go TO 'em, cries John. s st.,.
Hit 'em plump in their teeth with my "sine qua non"
If they Gutter and Aounce, you may swear, and may
tell 'em,
I'll never agree to their quo ante 6eiiam.
While my troops so brave, and SO stout as my
feet Is, et4.et. eE EIg
You ray musxle the dogs with my ufi bosndens.
Numbug them with snss and with anfss, many
AS will cover the time Of my hounds at venas,
And will keep up the farce until We discover,
That all hopes ffcmthe Jockies at Hartford over
3f chances all fail Us. and the Yankees hold stubborn,
Then sign q carte 6ianch, "Adam, Chamber K Goul-
burn." .stlt. ..stt Isl. .e. s E
Let 'em fowl in their woods, lei 'e fish in the sea-
Let their sailors all 60 20 the devil tor me.
Let EN- keep their log and heave heir own lead.
For ab,u, en- again IH ns'er trouble my head,
But keep look out, get 'em well by the ears.
Set their Horn aud Wasbs to sting brother 4iyers -
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Chyistmas ana Tears Gyis.

C. SHAW, offers for sale. at his bookstore. No.
ia. Thames-stscet, complete and elegant assort-
meat of BOOKS for Children, frosa ,he store OF
samuel Wood, OF New-york, consisting OF Is'o
Ts,a,and vsi.res, ofvarious prices. from 2 cents
70 81 each. and which will he sold upon the same
terms IS IN the City 6 Ncv.yoFk: N~.&
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HAS FOR SALE At
No. liS
The follow ine
Agreeable Sensations
American Chronology
American and British Ma
Wy List
Biair's Lectures
Diole News
Bride of Abydos
British Spy
Battles OF Leipzig
Belinda, 2 vols.
Banks of Wye
Choice Emblems
Corvisart's Essay on the
Diseases of the Heart.
Calamities Of Authors
Cowper's Poems, 3 vols.
Caslle Rackrent
Cowper's Task
Come and Welcome
Camoen's Poems
Campbell's Poems
Christian Morals, 2 vols.
Dufef's French and En-
glish Dictionary, Sv.
Dufef's Nature Display.
ed, Sd edition, 3v.
Ely's Contrast
Evangelical History
Evenings at Home
Forest of Montaltan, 4y.
Fathers Tales
Fabcr's Essay on the Ho-
ly Spirit
Good Men Of Modern
History ofEew-Ycrk, 2y.
History Of New-England,
2v.
Humphrey Clinker, 2 v.
Iiealth and Long Life, by
Cameron
Hull's Trial
Jacqueine, a poem
1911, a poem
Life of Gen. Morean
Letters Of Junius
Lara a tale by Ld.Byron
Lay of the Last Minstrel
Lady Of the Lake
Mademoiselle de la Fay.
cite
Monastry Of St. CoIum5
Mickic's Traveller
Mirror Of the Graces
Mourncr Comforted
Marian, a novel, 2 v.
Mrs. Grant on Education
Marmion
Together With a large
| SCHOOL BOOKS
Newport, Nov. 2, 1914
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POETRY.
For sae Rhode-Isiand Republican.
TO ROGER BRAMBLE.

SIR. 'pon my word think you much to blame,
In bringing Rodriek ",peweed, to our view
The story makes as smile--Dut then the shame,
OF writing SUCH ditty, falls on you-
'Tis not mark Of wisdom you'll allow,
To bc severe
On one, who does as well as he knows hcw,
From year to year
1f nature gives to one, head
Dull and as heavy a lump OF lead
Or # she forms poor Tom Fool
Who cannot be improved by any school
Because he is not why
Shall we fall rashy on him no, tits mcan.a~
Instead OF calling firth our spleen
He should excite our pity!
To satrize man for lack of common sense,
Is folly tho extreme L
'Tis not at him we aim-but Him who doth dispense
What suits His Will Supreme.
Therefore, If Rodrick could not tell,
Who wrote great Shakespeare's piays!"
Twas right sor him 10 ask, and well
As things 60 now adays-
Besides long tiIse since, those plays were wrote,
lie might have learnt the author once.
And probably forgot
BY cramming other learning in his sconcs !!
have no more TO sayat present,
Your humble servant, .s11 y,
TIM PLEASANT,
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n FHN MOND'S
Dry Goods Store, and
Circulating Library.
Stationary, School, Books
and Paper-Hangings,

Tc sax QS GGCyt
.aLSO-A gtea. variety of BOOKS. for Children
and Youth,particularly calculated for their improve
ment well as entertainment
Recently recefred SO rearns Of Hartford WRIT
ING PAPER, ot very superior e1slity--1 case Of
black LUsTM NGs. Dec Ia
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London. .Oet. ia--Cap,. Mackonochic, who
arrived in town on Sunday, with dispatches,
left Quebec Sep. II. The day the British
forces were defeated by sea and land at Platts.
burg.] Capt. M. brings arOnfrmafion of the
capture of Plat,sburg, by the army under Sir
G. Provost /! A naval action was expected
torshuifh 10 take place ON Lake Chas..lain.
zchere spc hcd DECIDED sUPafoRITY!
Bermuda, Oct. 19.-Cap,ain Kenuah, Of the lEt-
ma bomb, lost his life in an attack militia in
he potaOas~.
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300 K S.
JOSIAH C.. SHAW,


MS BOOKSTORE,
T,H7.)lES-STREET,
BOOkS-yiz.
Naval History Of the Un'
ted States, 2 v.
Narrative Poems
Opie's Tales Of Real Lie
Parma ssian Garland
Patronage, 6 v.
Portraiture OF Method
ism
Per,grine Pickle, 4 v.
Picture Of Bonaparle
Quarrels OF Authors; 2v.
liebecca
Ramsay's Life Of WASH
ington
Retrospectlon
Rokeby
Robinson Crusoc
hose and Emily
Santo Sebastiano, or the
Young Protector, 5 V.
iuclair and Hortense
Scottish Fiddle
Shipwrecks
Superstition Of The High
landers
Sermons for family read
ing
Sketches Of Character
Sterne's Works, 7v.
Smith on the Trinity
Solitude sweetened
Southey's Life of Nelson
Son Of a Genius
Thinks I TO Myself
Terrier on Merinos
/" The Book"
Tales Of Fashionable lii6
Trotter on Drunkenness
Traits Of Nature
The Absentee
The Minstrcll
The Loyalist
The Wanderers, or EA.
male difficulties
Thaddeus Of Warsaw
Theodore Of the Peruvi-
ans
Temper, or Domestic
Scenes
The Cottage Girl
Tnompson's Seasons
Wild Irish Boy
Walker on Elocution
Meems' Life oil Washs
ington
Washington's valedicto-
ry
Youpg's Night Thoughts
Id extensive assortment Of
ND STATIONARY.
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AIMANACKS
tSr 1915.

The Farmers and Dickerstaff's ALaIANACKS
TOR 1918 ~ the gross, dozen single, at the
owes wholesale prices, for sale at
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+ I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers, and Feather
II Beds, from 20 to 45 dollars, kept constantly
Tor sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. 2, Chdrics-sfeef.
Liksssss--an assortment Of MAT-rRossEs OF
Mxrch %. 1s
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II is singular fact, that the British, with
upwards of 100000 seamen in the national
service, should have had a special impress
ment ON the river Thames to increase this
number ia war with the American nation
only, which has not 10000 in service.
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BOSTON, Dccc mbsr rs.

Sailed, on Monday evening LAST, the clc-
CANT private armed brig ABAELL1No, VIM
f. Wyer, commander, of Is guns and 40
men--on Tuesday, the superb brig REIN.
DEER, Nathaniel Snow, Esq. commander. Of
ID guns and | - men sch. DAVID PoRTER,
Joseph II. Fish, commander, 9 guns and SO
mon. All on crurse.
The private armed brig RANGER, Captain
Gardner, has sailed from p Poitsnovth on a
croize.
Sch. Sally se Esther, Cot,relI, of Charles
ton, ar. at Georgetown, S. G. Nov. 2T, f-om
Matanzas, with molasses, fruit, &c.
The fast sailing pilot boat sch. Resolution,
Hudding,on, IL days from Charleston, ar. at
". York, l4th inst. with full cargo Of rice
and cotton. On the 10th inst. off the Cspes
of Delaware, was chased for IL hours by a
"a, who fred 100 shot 1t her, which fell oil
around tue sch,. but none Ut which did her
any injury. Saw No cruizers off Sondy Hook
Brig Ruby, Dawson, OF NewYdrk from
II avana, with Sugar, has ar. a, Wilmington.
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XAAU11Lh FAhlN.

THE subscriber offers for sale, his Farm situated
i in Middetown, about mile and a half from
the state-house in Newport. Said Farm contains a.
bout 90 acres Of land, with great quantity of excel
lent fruit trees, Of all knds-together with the build
ings thereon standing. For other information IN.
quire OF ALANSoN PECKHAM
Middretown, bee. Is, 1914
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Odle az dHcttOyf.
NOriCE is hereby gwen, that there eili be sold
IN at Public Auction, ON the Goth day Of Decem.
D n.xt If fsir weather, il not. he next fair day
so ,nuoh Of the Real Estate Of the late JosEPHUs
PEckwAN, deceased, as vii. pay all his just debts,
.yng and being in South. .kingsown. in the Count!
of Washington. Sale 20 be the premises. Con
dlions made known as the tins add place of sale.
GEORGE PECKHAM,} ,,u,..
BENZ PEcKHAN.
.Sessth- Eiars ,o,-u. Acpsar6er so.
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"a LLT

IN Providence. two doors from the Gseat-B Bridge,
i a convenient HGuse, we'll calculated for a Board
an, House, and we're, If well furnished, OF 10
gsn,eel boarders might be Immediately obtsincd.--
Terms easy, and rem, may be taken NJ principally
Tor board. Apply TO
HMEkcON & NELSON, (same honse
Providence Ocf Is
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FOR SALE,

4 FARM, situated in south-Kihgstocrt, on the
"A back side, one mile and haf west OF Daviss
tavern, containing l16 acres Of good LAND. with a
large two story House. a Barn and Crib Also, :
god Gr,st-Mill, with fine stream of water, to be
sold separate from the Farm or both together. The
sad Farm is considered 6ue stand for Factory.
They Will be cold on liberal terms, which may be
known by applying to the subscriber, living on 1he
p. emises SOLOMON LtTFLEFiELD
Soufh- -ki'.ysiown, .ifsy i8, 1914
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JAMES TOW NSEND,
STAFFORD'S GAZETTEER.

lust received, and for sale, at the Bookstore oi
j J. c. SHAW. No. lis, Thames-stree,,
Slshord's Gazstteei, ot the State ~ New.
York .hop 80
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-18
F0R THE ENQUIRER.

To Me FREE N1EWof YTRGINJht
Ii there remains IN the cold ashes of rs
one latent spark, the astonishing events nuh-
iished in last SATURDAYS EDnu;rer ia i,#
Client TO kihdic it into fame Thisis an
venttul period. What has already become
tne language ol cur enemy towards us p
unconditional Submission j. there a mon
ster Whooears the name of an American
Is there being who has tasted the sweets
81 independence, Gs whatever Complexion
may be his political creed, who will not at
the call OF ms country fly to the field What
nave republicans to expect from crowned
nSadS Wili they not make il the Cause of
KihgS Virginia has long been considered
oy me enemy az the hot bed Of democracy {:
an" VII ne NOT, as soon as he can have
SuincIeht force, select this country, first
20 wreak his vengeance on! Yes. Then
let US be prepared to meet him on the
strand Letus form volunteer associations.
companies ready to march &C a moments
Earning Without waiting for executive or
ders winch are obliged to be attended with
lConsIdersole delay. Let no man, whatever
may DC his age, feel himself EXEMPT. If he
eau weld sword, or shoulder nueket.-
Let all, young and old. obey the call of mr.
country Those who have heretofore been
50 Clamorous against their government, I
| trust III now Cease to rail. Independence I,
tn stake for which we have to contend.
we are possessed Of ample means of de-
tence, ard why not use teen If We would
! lay aside partS spirit. be all Americana. 8,
rAiiy Found fhe stand2rj os Gus Country. we
might defy the world. Napoleon IS sh1ro oi
ms terrible beams but there are vet mon
aFchs enough, who have, as little friendsh,o
for republics as he had, and who have crow
much greater by his downfall.
Shall We: my coOstrymeD, sit quiet & see
our doinicil Gespoded--our existence as a
ns'loo at the mercy Of cruel and relentless
f1e-..and wat is still worse. see our w,ves
our sisters and daughters abused nv a brutal
soidlcry WHO has forgotten the outrage,
At Hampton last summer? and have we arc
assurance that those, worse than savag,
scenes will not be acted over azsin. when.
ever they have the power!
II independence was worth the biooa and
reaSure " cost u2, il is sare'y worth preser.
wig We should be w aud doing-no,
moment should be LOSE, Ire enemy. even
n7~, aty be or the threshold Of oyr con
| try Where are tie scas Of orr revolution.
/ lry heroes! j. their blood extinct WIN
'ney s!um5er IL inglorious ease, and snH.r
I'VE boon Of their fathers TO be wregted from
'hSha No TAsy viii enroll themselye,
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BARNEY'S FLOTTLLA

Extract ofG letter from Jsshua Barney
Esq' com '1andiTS Tie u. S. Fiotilla IN the
dated ''"0g
81. LEoNARD's CREKK, June 10. 1914.
- DAD the honor Of address;n., Won IN
the lth inst. givisg a short detail OF orr ar
ton with the enemy on the lOth. Bv ioeo
matioo, they suffered much. The large
schooner was nearly DESTROYED, having %
verai snot through her at the wster's ede,s .
her deck torn up, gun d,smounted, & main
mast nsarly cut off about half way mn. and
rendered unservlccabe She was ofber-
wise much cut; they ran her ashore On
prevent her sinking. The Commodore, e
GOAT was cat In two a shot vent ;hrouoh
the rocket boat one Of the small schooneIs
carrying two - Founders bad a shot wficb
raked her from aft, forward the boats %.
morally suffered, but have not ascertai6ed
"hat loss they sustain .dia men.
Yesterday gentleman Of this ,nntv. nv,
the name Of Par-on, woo Hv.s u tbs
mouth OF the Creek, cane up. and aid
that himself and brother had been fokcy 3,
CARR q on board ; that he had been lander
RON ire Commodore to inform the inhabi-
tants, that It they renamed At home 0Uief-
tg, they should not ~ molssted but If ON
ianHns ne found their houses deserted. he
would Ourn tnem aii, as he lad done the
house OF a Mr.. Paf!ersou and the Barn Of
Mr.. skinner (our Purscr.)
saturday and yesterday the enemy we're
employed on the PatuXent RIVER, i4landin9
on tue ba1Ss 20 pluRJcr stock, &c. II wa
on Saturday evening they burnt the property
OF M. Patterson and Skinner. M. P01ros
ihiorms ne thst Commodore Barrls Of the
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,,.- WASHINGTON. Junel6.
lMEORI ANr EkOAi ERA ~ :.

-
lti' UNDERSTOOD taa: Nr. C.awforc, or Minister
at Pans, bas written 60 uur government Wv -.
slAetory accounts of the sttention she vn b,n snd
OF the deposition snanifestsd by the proy,so..
government OF tfA-es, tor the IL ';utaiainR Of cue
A14' ie'eha'y reiat'oas 6etvaGa the two euUstries
IL Ia $50 u..dersLood iEat she provisional env.
ernment OF Fe-nSe has loade Mr. Serurer In. or.
sac &. similar COMMUNICATIONS to toe Bepsr;meni
oil STATE that { has announced the cbaa.e which
has taken p'sse IN t1e French govsfnnu ,Dt aud ~,
pressed oesre thst The new Sosereiyn might be
and thst due respect mght u she Sn to
ass Rag, under whish the national ve,seI ,yhi,L
brought the Dispatches, sailed From what we have
Seeh ao'e 10 collect. the satst. Glory answers
nave been given On these points We a;e bapp,.
tnere'oreJ TO STATE, that, far from any IN
quenees being likely 10 result from the late change
IN france 1t is probable that the snes bic rc,.,os,
we'd. ~ 'i"Pi0'
r na new sovereign had not arrived on the Goth
OF April, the date ofthese dispatches. he wasboS'
ever u-'y expeeted, and there vas much reason IA
, hsnSve thst be would confirm the assurances which
friendship for the u. States u
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mPOUR DUTY.


we Hs'e RumorS ensssh Of Pssoe--tOO many
SUPPOSE there be slight ChGnce of Peace. il
Is IS vet SO ueeert.D, that I'VE ought 10 regard il
as too slight to upon it i'll our rn.ion
az opsrrs;-it Is best, at sll times TO err on the
safe SIDE IL we calculate Che miseheis which are IA
result from too ssngune expectation OF p-se With
such rs T2gy arrive from having no hopes at all we
FISH see that insrsduI;,y is "the best policy
pesc= comes the scepts politician viii only have co.
eountered ittle more trouble and more .xpence.
1t the war continues, the credu'ous ststrsnan may
see ms coasts secured, aud to VIVA attacked by yo-
Isn't and overwhelming enemy.
We should then prepare for the worst thst may
happen' Savernnsnt should ros;ntsin this sort o,
temPeT-H the var goes o. il IS not srrpr~Zed-.
V expects noih'ns--it loses noting. If pesee ar
r'tes IL saO'lf hail her with pleasure "a a cues,
zach ne "isi. d, but did not expect TO sect will
De 20 nauen gained because It 81 unush more than
we expected 20 resolve.
Let the T oPle then flrlish UP their arms-I, e,
mem ne resdy 20 Ny u rePel the inya,ler-Lct the
otS'e bxesuu'es tske every STEP pud make every
orsan'sstOo whie@ may b. necessary if the storm,
islis upon Es--thsse measures ought all 10 he red
nttoFedand~--sloh IS designating the officers III,
oompSnies, the points of rendezvous the meaos OF
;nare'os to sucb and su.h inportsnt ooints Sc Ike
80 play - SO we'll performed AZ that which nss been
vel: ycheGr-ed
az Beware OF Rumor, tAen They mult not rs.
rs'yse us. No. ny Countryneu! Lea US not b
Pu' 20 s'eeP. Let us prepArs for the worst. Let
elea man be q. his po5t
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raine6le Lna6 Eor 81.

Tainc6Ee Lard For S4i-.
~ TX be offered Tor sale B., the subscribe. ~
Nv Friday the 9th 81 July next, before tie Men
i.vesn in tbs city nG Riehnond-s very Yslu.bls
I5fHCT Fk.3N-D. lyirg in tue county o.. Che,-
.eihe'd' on James Rvtr, ahsut 10 l2 nales stov.
we city OF richmond TINS tract oontsins nLcut
zSi ana hall acres, siderable ror.,cr Of yhSi,
- ieru'e river low grounds l, ha, away, be-r,
e@nS'd-Fe" p v'ry hcsi,hy situation; srt convene
to tee dwelling hOs:e, which occupies : oi,y and
ms, e'essnt site, IL rs kae s,rinE - s,y Below
.h1 Nounta'ns n description of he apu,., orch
srds sud other Improve men on ,ll. isp5 sni Tho
mary ether sdFsH'sgs !. ogse,sts "a Gce,e - unre-
eSs9ar?, as V Is presence every person Disposed 10
pnren,s7 viii ei-w the prss-,sec ,ei.re the day OF
ssie.--Ihey VIII be shevn :, a:y time 6y =, ;vin
10 ihe subscriber, S';o resss ifrraetistrv on the
nrrPlse ro.G, shout r1,ies shove Nsqehester
Its Payments sill be IN ore ~ @ and thre. ,ss,s
- oesr interest from the 18th O. Dseember next.
F"en possession vii be given. 10 ee seecred by a
SEED al trust on the land -, tire itsrss On e.ei in
stai:nsht Will be remtt-d f they ore 2une,u,liy
paid RpOnA RtiRNF1'1
EAecu|ar Of "a Baymcrt deed
June Ia. ne
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Br L.4Sr EYNN1.NwS $500.
~ No Mail NORTH Of WASHINGTON.
ANOTHER sGCR1r FypEnlnrnN

An intelligent gentleman direct from te ". Stern
part OF the state, int.rsns us, that Gea Brown W.T.
appears TO be oor commander 10 ohei on tae orth
ern fronhsrs, hiss Iast gone BuGaioe whete wer,.
ot heaNy suns hsd been stopped on ther W. u, ssc
eta Harbor, snn ordered 10 the S;sgqra Frontier
IL Was tAe general belet tue West 1, AZ pre,sra
uons were making for an iinp@riant seerec .xp.u,-
Ton. ootno supposed that desperate atsenpr was
about 70 be ma 'e On Fort Niagara Others d. Fnr,
Ere shd forl GeorSe would BE- the frst attacked
sai II carried tue attempt upon Fort NisSsra you'd
GLOW. N. Y (,.o,, M,
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Dragon always command,d and is much
disappointed ~ his DEFEATS. for HAT he had
wrote 10 Admiral Cock6n'7i that if the AID
,ni:si wouid send hin 2 ftigate and a brig
ne would most ass really destroy the ffn,illa
The iriga'e l. the .AcaSta, the brig the jos
scar. They felt only zoo m,n and enc
small boat on board the Dragon. at the
IN uth OF III. PatvXent. so that there n,u
have been 10 the affair on Friday upwards
OF 500 men they came with q band of h,u
sic hLdying
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-18

HcEnon9, Isth y.:Xe Isil
u lie Court ef Hnsti7gs will proceed. q, july
CoArt' 20 the appointment ~ School. Master fo,
the T'2I cH'tf!rer in the .firas-Hovss the Civ
salary SlOo per snrsm and board. The pr;vi,ee.
urder Certain restre nops. will be allowed me, tesei
er' q resr'''ng or 'oton, the nsigbbourins cLil
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OFFICIAL.
OFFICIAL.
LANCASTER County, fVa.)2
June 1U.h 1911. {
SIR

Three vessels, brig and two schoo.
hers' supposed to belong r. the enemy, " ere
seen passing up the Chesapeake, from the
mouth OF Indian creek OH Wednesday last
Ii is believed, that the British force is now
divided between Lynnhaven pay, the cas-
tern shore OF Virginia. and the river Poto.
mac but no Correct seatement of their po-
sition could be obtained In the course of this
week fron the different poists in Lancas:e
and Northumberland at which guards ina We
been stationed.
am. Sir, with great respect,
Your most ob' de. Servant,
WILLIAM LAMBERT.
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( = .ris on IN. - Il, il the midst OF much
GER 20 ony, and attended By loud acclama a.
20 =.
The Acts of the New Government appear
to e 20 display much political wisdom, and
as far as We can judge from the official pa
pers, are entitled to nigh praise for their
general character; always excepting the
rross adulations Of the Bourbons. now pro-
falsely poured out in tulsome strains in pub
lie acts and addresses, which, but few
short weeks before, had been offered with
Ike assiduitY, and possibly with equal sin
Certify, at the shrine of the Monarch who
thsn occupied the throne of France.
A letter from s. WILLIAMS, Esq. mer-
chant. of London. 10 his correspondent Al
Ne ~port, says There is every reas n TO
eSnect PEACE with the United States, in
the course OF re summer
No0FoLK, June II.
Communication scitk the Roanoke.-On
Thursday the first vessel from Roanoke ar
rived (through the Dismal Swanp CaraD
at this plaza. Sae is decked p IONS bur
then, and was laden with a cargo of bacon,
brandy, &c. and owned by Mr.. James Smith
from vhom we uldertapd that there is one
part Of the canal, about 200 yards, that W as
not deep enough to let this vessel through,
without tightening this obstruction the di
rectors would soon remove. This vessel
came from Scotland Neck, about rs miles
above the m outh OF the Roanoke, and about
so miles below the falls 1t is matter of
great importance that the vessels which are
TO be employed in this navigation should be
sufficiently large 10 come thro' the Sound, *
not too large to come through the Canal,
by which means. tie Falls of the Roanoke
being once cleared, vessels may come from
the upper counties of Virginia and North
Carolina to Norfolk without vuioadi
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AJOliCB.-AH persons having SPY sIairos sga,nst
~ the subscriber, ace particularly requeste5 to
bring t'I' m forward los adiusiment-ARd sn those
VAC arc isaebttd tn mo- will please 1nxke iur.l ed.
ne payment wi,lsut further ceremony.
wv. JENKINS.
hoskbri5se, June Is. w4wo
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amongst the defenders of their country, and
be found Fighting gloriouslv in her ranks. Is
there not remnant left Of III Sc who Tough,
under the ilius;rious Washington ? Yes. And
they too will repair TO the tented field, aor
think TIER ;ime mispent. 1aey viii again
encounter the privations of military life,
and act IN eXomple of order and subordina-
ton to the youthful soldier
A SOLDIER OF re.
June 18th, 1914