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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-11
From h.c Northern Frontiers.

A gentleman from Burlington. which
place he lei, ON Monday last, reports That
Col Clark had advanced into the enc my's
country as far as South River, within miles
OF Isle sux-noix, captured the enemy's ad
vanced guards, sc After which he re.
turned 10 Nissisquoi Bay, where he was
reinforced, (his whole force said 10 consist
OF 1000 menu and left that place on the 90 h
ult for the Stone Mills About 5 miles
from that place, attacked the piquet guards,
drove and pursued them to the Mills, where
on the 3oth, he attacked the enemy's TROOPS
stationed there, Consisting OF about so0,)
when, after severe contest, he was compel
led to retreat with',he loss of 40 killed. SO
missing, and 100 wounded, and left the
British in possession of the Mills.
- FURTHER PARTICULARS.
We understand that our troops, while
attacking the Stone Mills, were much an
novel by gun boat {; that piece OF ar,il
iery was brought up to be direeled sgainsl
iier +; that about 90 OF the British rushed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-11
Ep the a5ai!s.
Late .Aeus

We understand, says the Editors Of the
Boston Palladium, that London Papers to
Feb. IL, have been received at Hahfsx J;
that the bat,lein France Jan 81, Got which
we have had the French aceounts,) resulted
In great victory to the allies, the loss Of
he French in killed md wounded being
immense: and ,ha, the Bfamblc. despatch
vessel, from the usS.ar'ised in England IN
30 days.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-11

from The Mills and got possession OF our
piece that while grenadier was spiking
il, Col. Forsyth approached with parry to
recover it, when an American officer, at the
moment OF attacking the grsnadier, was
with the erenadier, killed with one ball,
probably fired from the gun.boat that Col.
T recovered the piece, and then retreated
with the whole party that ofthe so Brit.
ish who sailed from the Mills, all but IL
We're either killed or wounded /; that the
Americans brought away 81 sleigh loads OF
killed and wounded, and left killed
Some hours after this affair brisk firing
was again heard in the direction of Missis
qui Bay ; and it is probable the British fol
lowed cur troops.
MONTREAL. MARCH 20.
o, M,nlsy evening last, Gen. M'Comb, with
about 800 American troops, took posse ssion Of the
village al 81. Arm4nd-they have also brough,
on seven or eight pieces Of cannon, and il is
supposed. intend TO fortify & garrison the place.
A great number Of the inhabitsnts have left the
place, the General ha3 issued p. exclamation in.
viting them TO re,urn, promising them
protection Of persons and properly.
We understand that respectable force has
marched for ST. Armand, under the command
| Of Ma jor- General Sir Sidney Beckwih, to attack
the American brigsnds. under General M ,Combe
who are posted at Phlliipsousg, 1000 strong
+: ON The recens depredaiions committed by the
Americans in our frontier, in violation Of the
laws OF war, the government is again Al full lib2
erty 10 ret siiase and the publick will be dssp
| pointed IL vengeance be not speedily taken On the
unprneipl-d Toe.
/
Com BARCLAY. late of the Erie feet, was Al
Montreal in good health. Il will be recollectcd
| he has los, both arms.
Gen. WIsDER had returned to Quebec, and
It was said had effected nothing favourable to
| prisoners.
The House Of Assembly ofUpper Cansda have
| resolved that the Proclamation Gen. de Rotten
| burg, declaring Martial Law, was an arbitrary
md unconstitutional me asure, tending TO destroy
the laws Of the Province
Montreal Paper says. it il not expected the
British naval force will be superior 10 the Amer
'csn on Like Ostsrio, the ensuing summer.
Four British retaliation prisoners, who escaped
from the U. have arrived a, Quebec.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-11
&ortCa11S:
MONDAY, April II, 1914.
GuJernatoriai Election.

Gudernatoriaf Election.
Monday last being the day appointed BY
the Constitution for the electors in this
State TO ballot for Governor, 1t Governor
and Senators, the inhabitants Of this town
assembled for the purpose. A: the close OF
the Poll, the result was declared to be as
follows:
rEDERAL REPuBLIcAN TICKET.
For GovFRNoR
His Excelleney CALEB s RONC, $50
i LIEUTsNANT.GoYE
His Honor WILL AN PHILLIPS, 55i
For SENATOR'S
Hon LO fHROP LEWIS, SIS
Hon. JACOB ABROr, $50
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-11

great bord utterly feyered Can he re.
turn at the bidding of his new friends,
to ravage and deltroy the home of his
childhood, and poilute it with the life
blood of thofe from whom he received
life 7 Would this be but an ordinary
trefpafs, a common homicide, which
provocation might extenuate, execute, or
even juftify i-An anociation, fir, formed
by the resurrection of the wretches who
have died on the gibbet, would difdain
fuch principle in their code. What is
the jargon Of modern repatriation but the
fame principle inierpolated into the code
of nations
The peace and independence of every
fate, and of none more than ours, de
mand that the citizen fhould not be re-
leafed from the juit claims of his coun-
try by the interference of foreign powers
Give TO fuch interference this effect, and
every nation is made dependent upon the
arbitrary exercife of a foreign right to
controul and regulate its vital concerns
The Spanifh dominiops to the fou,h, and
the Britiih territories to the north, have
tempted from US many of our boldelt
fpirits. Let them go-Let them there
enjoy every privilege, if they can find it,
which in our happy country is given to
the fugitive European; every privilege
which is ensntial to their comfort Let
them purfue in tranquility their indultri
Gus occupations-realife the profits of
enterprife, and be projected from every
invafon of individual right In return
for theie advantages, let them, like the
European whom we naturalile, render a
cheerful obedience to the laws, perform
every focial duty which is ani sned to
them, and contribute to the fupport of
the government fair proportio Of their
gains But permit them not to forget
the country thar gave them birth and
protected their infancy. Suffer them not
with IMMUNITY TO Sc converted into hos
tile tribes, Whole numbers may be fwel
led from day to day by the factious, the
re!tlefs, and the criminal. who have but
to pats an ideal line, and the duty Of o.
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-11

The following is statement of the yo,,s
in those towns in the District of Maine. f,on,
which we have received returns, arranc.a
according to the Senatorial Districts.
Messrs LEWIS and ABBor, the Fsasr,,
Candidates in this County, are elected bv !
handsome majority.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-11

2o45 1851 1892 o3s7
~ The towns OF Durham, Powncl and
PJehsco,, in this Senatorial District, remain
to be heard from, in which the votes last
year were, for STRONG 242, Varnum les.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-22

al! your schemes ant, silence the cIsmours Of
| the dry. Il is pIrty w..ich raises the cry
x IS some vigorous stroke ofpolcy which must
subdue it.
The eyes of the country, Gentlemen, are
upon you-you have men and money 10 raise
We wait with solicitude the result OF your
councils.
The credit of the government is buiit upon
the most solid basis What nation has si.e>,n
p1rer inclination to comply with itS engage
nents' We have annually appropriated
eight millions t. the discharge OF the public
debt-what nation has Contributed So large a
portion of It's annual revenue to the same pur-
poses We may bn:tst also of The ability cf our
Country To dis barge its debts. X the credit Cf
an individual is in proportion to his l., sources, if
il period OF scarcity he can coinc,ar,d the
means OF subsistence from the humble = Of acres
he has to sell, the increasing value of me lands
which he cultivateS, the activi;y Of his worf-
shops or the number of his ships, for the
same reasons no nation ought 20 be IN Bet
ter credit than the L. 5, in period Of war.
Your national domains arS greater than
those os any other counuy--VVe own millions
OF acres in the West The productions of our
sia'dS, the increasing Ingenuity OF our Manu-
tac'ure"s, the activity Of orr commerce,
are unriy9 He'd in period u peace. No
people has thrrven more than We havc.--
annual rey e.ucs by tine mere visot,r vi the
productive powers Of our labor.
With such eHuaordm ~ resources for pay
ing our debts in "A state of peace, the crcGiJ cf
Our s vernment oughr to be good in q moment
ct war. Let It's but adopt some active 5, S
tenn OF hnance; increase the taxes, increase
the interest on the Treasury Notes and intro
duce smaller ONES into circulation let US Il
dopt SUI. other means is prudence may per-
nit, and 1t Is impossible but mat the Crc.it OF
the government ShoHM be good-It is not
specie alone that is wanting. Specie is only
circulating medium. It's purpose is sup
piled By any other circulating medium, which
possesses the confidence Of the people
You have also to raise N{,7t--but men may
be Speedily raised, by that vigorous system
which calls upon so many men 70 contribute
soldier Such is the Militia system Of Eng
san(-aud such was the last plan of die IA
theirs or our Revolution.
Upon You, gentlemen rests the salvation of
our country The means are within your
reach. Fac enemies of the government are
afraid that you will use them. The people
ell upon you 10 use them.
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SAVANNAH, Oct, 10.
GTLN.R OfT ENC .4G 2 WENT.
ro rHE EpIToR ot ~ REpUBLIcAN..

10 THE EDITOR or TN x L PUB LlCAN.
81. hgrya CGeo } Cct.7, 1914.
The public feeling here has been distress
i1,gly excite, in the account of the capture Of
one cF orr clir-veeseis The particulars Of this
truly unfpr.unate an " IRE these--Ihe coas-
Sers, undcr CONVOY Of 8 gIn-v sssels, had pro
Ceedec IL. safety, withoUt seeing sail, or enc
my, until as mt midday an the 5th Instant
Whl,e crossing St Antpc1's 5 and, three SAIL
were deserted in the othng--two tr'gat and
a soop W wn--of the nuuhsr was the Lace
demonian, close in with the bar.
The convoy succeeded in gettirNg across the
Sound in safety. Sailing IN ster Paine, VI thu
rear, had in tow eIe wort saiier, 4 long sded
schooner belonging Go cautin Chacc, OF this
Diace. The feet progressed As far as tie
Hood permitted, e Mr. Paine anchor ., with
three coasters, near Cabin Butt h. other
part of the feet, with the gan yesse.' % .iul-
bert aud Collins, were id.adyahcS ABOUT three
rli,s In this stu7tiou tney rem Hned, walt
iiIs- the return of the food 20 prcgrcss. About
half past y o'clock at night, the Apr ach OF
al enemy was announced, by "a Ctrtinel-the
larboard watch, had but few minutes before
been cailed-the alarm was Immediately 81
ven. and ia a moment voley of mdsketry
was discharged into them by the cnemy.
AS soon As practicable tine 8 FOUNDER was
discnarge F, which had IL freadtpl elect upon
one Of the enerny 'sbarges--uot beng sufficient
~ QcDfcSScls lOe Nlatilti w - Ntl''- 'u'e a
bovs The bows, ard swept every thing fore and
att--mangled bodies and limbs was The con
SEQUENCE The other Eurs were discharged
also, and is sad with SIMILAR effect. But all
was ofro avail-the uurlaer was overwhelm-
inc. and after the shor. hut gallant resistance
Of eight minutes, the enemy succeeded ia
boarding, ard capturing hcr with the three
coasters in COMPANY 'iley'a schr. the schr
Hawk and Jack o'Lantern. Poor Paine re-
csiyed two wounds, which are supposed will
frOvc mortal & two scamCu wounded. Pane
was carried on board the LacedemOnIan.
The enemy Immediately got under weigh,
and succeeded in getting them over the bar.
A circumstance has marked the murderous
and inhuman conduct of the enemy, which to
have neglected publishing, would, ] conceive,
be doing Injustice TO the world. it is this
the enemy, OH his passage down, placed on
sand bar, about a Diiie from the north point ct
Cumberland, sirteen Of orr men, among the
number f7uo 7vounded, who from fatigue had
become much exhausted. 1'hey remained in
this situation tor some time, with the tide flow
ing, and the water within an inch Of their
mouths In this petilous and very distress
jn- situation. two persons, who we're maroon
in- on thc Islaui, deserted, and flew to their
assistance. Ono poor fellow, was drowned,
AMI another or .esching the shore immediate
" cxOiro l. IF1u. MoHsters The British
}, had tcu bargcs aBd s,oop with a long gun
udsaips. and upwards Of two hundred men
lite oi.lcor cor atauding received mortal
w0pud--,t IS s;atf by some Of the gau-ves-
els Crsw, isas 4.s anNcd. that tic enc
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-22
PUBLIC SALE.

EYTiIL be sold at Public aucGon, in the trvn Of
w Manchester. on Saturday the 1otn instant The
I.}TER,N, with ~ its appurtc.ances, now occupied
by Esharcl ChldCrs. This tenement embraces near
y four Tote, running on thc n,tiu street uear, 100
yards, AMI binding the b2Ct ,ud ross streets The
house contains fourteen Or fifteen rooms, hes a cool
stable very la ely bnit, ct 81 or 80 horses n,w store
house smoke -house and DAIRY and an excellent wei og
water IN the centre u Che ysfd-the whole newly en-
ciolrd with saved p1lins and we'll set with vegia-
bies-te ~hoe ri the hou-c9 newly shincieA win cy-
pr1s be- si,natinH for pubic house is equal t. any
stand in Manchester.
'icrrs soInHoh ready rsuncy s. viii pay an The
enid Ciaer,s jasi deiVs the balance in iarr sural an
lua payments Inc sale will be made under ne ma
nag neAtG TTOS. TAILOR, Atct'r.
The subs riief vi attend the ssIe md execute .-y
deed or on zoe ,.mgic, which ;ray BIZ acccssarg
convey 'ties-T1 t'ieu sa while h. earnestly sci-
cts those o. elo,n be- stands roetted ~ exhibit
iheir ctirs ~ h'u, M re bresascs, Or 70 Thomas
Taylor, Eat. 0f Richmond.
.s-ll.I2NYzL CRJLDEES.
G .etsr O.. tJs
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500 ACRES nELANn

s70RS r hy the Subsc,,ber--'Ims Farm q With i.
IA tice aud hail nudes %, Pouhatan Court
n,%Se' about The same distance ,som Geslto lies VS.
wen a. any lad Ia this part 81 e.,e s-.s gd tlc sd
no. mei1cr 10 any n, the county, not nm, iiari, =,
fame or Apia1siuy rivers. Their IS i, tbs tr.s
nearly one h'H,ren ser,.s ofic tc,oi !, , Klni,..
"H suited tn tsc production Of ,>'e. I',e Lw-lir.
nua> contains tea rooms, ~itn onho,t' II various de-
se'lpnons wen OF to finest mater in tie y.., X So:
c'r g h'aohs pa, o. the p.i,tat,un q, s.o~sc rs
'sT9 "ei-~acr-d. Tbs Situ,on has b, e., - u,fri
" ' uie hea'tL. appearance - cvciN anHy ;.at l.,s
EcsO'' on IT. ihr5'. arr many ~ .ypri ,nani,'a-
'nFing pis, to each NJ, which Nagyo may yr ,r,l re-,
I" hm"da,. tiomtv' -pencet. TX 'enee tor Nhrat -
deducted ON the Rcin outI price There vs., ai.,
several q pitts about the ds;a,ce oil the ~ ii
~ "'en - am "Hd hay Rt elsa ready s.e C,.i men
"houaN wish lowest their money ia lard "a. ,,nest
y invited to the premises. giya, hai-.a;r ,,,y
he 'ad hy an eaiv :,'fca"n. ~ a lev ,lavS yho,ir
$50 mishcs Of wheat will Dc q ard Co.. Loo's II
rye. y8.jFE.y CtJC6t7
Oc.ch.r % USvn
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,,,k, slesc s,lper's s,ea' There s We fear deli
,,,,,,. gull r . ~ bhc2tions; to the cunning with
-; ,Aoeut ,aorti, ing All brave ami loysi men,
- <,. ,;, ci,ius them effect, and the nipOsturc
80, .. the ,sohe voice." (the Voice OF some dozen
,sos at most seem To- distinguish these publications
- ,h,. o,i.y elfusiou of maievolenee and dullncss.
w. deny the right oil all public discussion OF ale,se
,,,hic chs where it, Immediate tendency not Ia
r,,,.,. . remedy in a n.ode authorised b, law. Law
r., .n,,...,, s.nse condemn all lIianhatory x se,,
crs DISCUSSIONS 'ri,e Government ut tlic a.nIy, ia
s,>el.r has been delivered over by the ia~ TO
-. ,,e ,n,b,ri,y Civilians ia the Coioas-s have no
,tLt 10 Interfere whit Tie Commander o. the mi
t ,ree in as TAT, as concerned, iS en;itied 10
. l;i,,i and candid view ot lls nes';ir''s All par
,s ,,,,s tIst the enemy works at tiaitshurgh might
49, Zen taken. All must agree Wat thef capture
,J brve given certain SS,at to hs expedition iiy
q -r, s,rrnsth OF mind, iMeonce.vble 10 these Who
,;,L orl ol themselves. ne &C need ths personal ri-
vr,,. ~ Ills IDEAS oi q good OF the service lie kres
H., h.. ,cld have ~ encounter thc i;1ttai feelings
,pJbop.st reia,lees OF iilc hraveft snii"Hy ~ Inc
,s,ra. H.. Knew that personally lie wouo have To en-
or,tr ali the calunny which the malice ut the tScti-
s ,,d d;san,i tied cuniG invent, all that 'Shosuee ~
.. c5h, he II ale 40 believe. Tie Knew all uIs;
- 1s,,;sJ ALL fai. the service of his Sovereign
-rJ Cm,r,,v III, example Is lost onhs calunnia'ors
Tic r,,, eo On But his ESce,iency Will continue tn
cu,o, The. confidence cot the army and the people he
nj, :,er, win their ardent support IN whatcverhc may
,ce;v to be f The yond OF the Kings service, "hibi
csIpr,ys will be universally known and letcet-
-, QEeJec CG=..
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From the Quebec Mercury.

ttiieCSC, OtV!.<I
Nobing new has reached us from Europe since on
H., NV. l,oweye, le.ra T. ON American papers ti,at
IRISH u,1iy,Isdaly make their appearance ontl Anne
ricnn co;st charged with the hosts and thnnders q
Great b. i,a, dcs,ne,ito ctastse those from wnon Oh
fences come.
i. said that Cen Nfacomb has sent IN paper,
en- ,ainiop an account of "A rep,Gse receNedby our
troous Mt BALTIMORE and that Gen 'css was severely
wounded This we are by no means surprised At,
knowing the lenrtlh of time that Baltimore has been
InenacrtI and the consequent precautions taken, anu
exert;ons for some liI past mae, towards IS defence
Some checks our forces must eN'set, p2INcairy rs
the Americans are now fighting to their hearts and
frys,,es Tbsis utn that hsS lately come nome to
ON, b, SONS truth 70 bc deplpr-d, 40 requiring 70
eNavgeatons to max, tssl BE- felt; bat ~iivh Lowe
yer have not been few ar ius!g iitouIt
10 nut cut ofth- question al otter account 'i'p
sonGne ourselves to Gen. Slscumbs henerai Oi'Fi,
an official document than which nothing could be ror-
hal!y colorod lie states troops that marched To
Plattsbl,.gh At fourteen thousand, 9ic &c gt'e rea-
T. ;hinl is nearly double the Ira, nun"'r, ne Rtti
we are informed scarcely amounted toSuoO. The iae
al the arny leaving can IN the hands or reach - TIE
enemy. we cols,ler 10 be also questionable some
aew stores may have hcen LETT bciInd, occ'sot ~
the badness a th, reads but not TO the extent men
toned in the Ccoo,tL Or4,r. We gnrtherb' love that
There may have been some deserGous; as INSERTIONS
there ever will be from all armies, when ut o,poru
Itv presents its II. i,
Ills Exc,ilcnry the Governor Cene.Fi AZ eNpe Ted
down in q ia oTt'so
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EDTICE

FaNit 'ntfrrsig7'sd tzgo ofths commissioners Altman
4 fsEb9 "e 0ct " Congress oqsged on fis h IN.
fr@ u NTi'cf, one thJ'fs0nd ieH Ltpird AMI f,t.
ter emitted 4" IN Ret Providing 15y The md nD6ra.
"@h q certain claimants If bu5 e ieadq se ne lis
tS"boi Territory" hereby accoriig IN the fy.,,c,.s
q me aud act, give notice - al uvlsHl Il ran en-,
Ihaf me commissioners a}bointed gtie s4.fac,
~ meet 7n tle fiSt .UyRdlJ IN TtyAqt1 ne n -, ~
CW If " shngtoJ as In fie SAIL act i, 1rsc,,j &C..
W@ tHpoSe M-' mus so0H thereafter as in,ybe tyac
HcH7fe, 81 rl1"a7l1ia end deteImifiag rbgi IN, srE
C't"H " NJ such releases dSgiglige7fe y,g{ bo,t,,
~ mig &c ersc4ed AMI Gs6oafed -, ,b,
cbice NJ tie Secretary Of State, in c9rfr,r.,,,
~ the fh'ett'oIis Of tie said act amt all, ,Lc,,
and there or rs sooH Here,.Eer nc mar I~ 6'o,,-
hc"b'e, t"'' III" fmpose # aq54dginq AMI fnb, de-
t'W'FNf Hpo" at confr0rcrSies GirSHp tram ,,Lc,e5
chipt 7o'ich nay he 1tfd to couaic. .gith. anil 5e1
Ucs % eact otte1'; and aiso Of oei,,uioiq p md H.
teT"HHHg H,01 az such claims UiI,' Il cyrfq,3 nor nv
P,t'fH4e acf' 81 NE sh"e eF Grorrid, eaH.Ld " an
dct SHfpen''Hfd'Y 20 a7 nct eRt.fed " an acf c cb
Ffp'Nl1g0 Piif II the tilocated le17j,o,1 nj nj.
"0fe Csoro5a fir The Po3mie9t If The iots q,,,I.
h",bS GHd P'i,er proposes here5r n.sa,io,ld I.cI
ring me 7|hf of THE sfHe 10 the lpilbbr,rj1'e; 49,
,fto'Y tHefect f0i The protection amt s1be-, lie
jr'h"tiS II fas Sfafe and fOt' other bifr,st sgJ
J"rd'U f'co"Uclh, me M0E13,id qe7en I5gL y
ant 7iNeWfTe, Is rav BE- far,! =, hg,e ~.
Cruz" ~ ne b.Hfff Ncte5 81 3JeraHs0 r. H.-o ami
Pel~Nhp,fo rec flEb9v' ofd9i5i- md sc,rrn.,,. ~
T7dff7'i 0HdH,rrS el joinef7fsu Ae g. i2rogso. DIM
era oi5'r mr. qftE n'rVfia sfNarch, ono !i,4.o,l
e'eH AnAee a. 11ot-c,i cf5' rg IT,
J"tfE -NONROF.
-Icf'T Sec1s'0,V rs is
RLCH Urn RC}Y
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EInTLCE.

TsTUE subscribers hs.c 20 info m their customers.
& that owing to tic iiopractcaiflty OF pr,auri,g
gqr1 assortment Of goods, end tey b, iug subject ~
r.Jn.eus warning 20 be cald u,to uitar. s.i.,is.--
they VIII, after thc hiot of next month (Noyemitrl
discpn inue tir CrOccry Business Until the Can re-
sumo II uHar more preIitious circumstances An
those 10 whom they are ndcbea will please to prescott
tneir accounts Tor settlement and they earnestly re-
quest thoie indebted 10 them, 10 cal and seulc tbci
respective sceuunls.ni it expected from the gr.
indulgence g5en, they will make every cxcrtinn to do
So Such ss cannot nos pay. viii please to give their
notes H. IOMPAiNS q %.
Oct0bc~ D. Wv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-22
REINFORCEMENT OF GEN. JACK
SON

The Tennessee Conilr Of the 29th ult
Published at Mmfreesboro'. says =
- 1t is with pleasure we stste, that within
} days past upwards of FIVE HUNDRED
mounted volunteers passed through this Place
81 their way to join Gen. JACKSON, at Mo
bile. They were I'll well fixed COR the expe-
dtion, ii good health < high spirits. They had
just heard of the repuise OF the enemy at Fl
BoWYer''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-22
DESCENT ON I'VE BAHAMAS.
Extract Of a. iet5erd dated ac Amelia Island,
Oct

By IN arrivalhcre yesterday in sic davs
from .NcsSau, 7vr learn that the h,7patc~, Nj
d IS, Clht, Ihomheon, had ,affearea IF Ear-
Dor Iqland, landed heT crc70, and h,TRed or
finU6erc3 twentv-seven Houses. Il 7aaS as
s rfed az Nassau, that they nal foklu $50
Dshbloons from one heTSon, "a Mr.. Far
nard and that they assign d, as reason
J'r M~ir froceediHRs, that il was i7 rctaGa-
ton Jor he dcStrucAon offhe American Cap
itol. The lhdas 8aHed f. m SgpGHnGh 4
Jego 7yeek5 SiHcc." Charleston Courier.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-22
40 DOLlARs REMARD.

. ! x Il ! z D
IRON stahl, u,ay the Ma ke,- House -l;,,,.,, Inc
L tuesday 10Th Oe'obyr) handsome
BL.1CK' HORSE.
uf small are, in very god ORDER ;,loat ycars Old
about four ieri tea inches HIGH It niue i,,e on AN ls
legs near the L0ot has ,.kte spot OF his face. try
remarkably well, canters a"d PAGES toclqLy ven. h.
remarkably e'-y gclag horse, is very srirt&t-.t ia
Probable l'e has gone towards R,,etourt etler M r.
RIVER Road or the Turnpike az he Was lrou.ht from
that County ia drove Whoever will deh,,r seiI
Horse a he Columbian Hotel in Richmond, .lall r,
ceWe ths above reward.
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