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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-19
SATURDAY,, MARCH 10, 1914.
100 Dollars Reward.

ELOPED from Fairfield, in the
county OF Frederick and Common
wealth of Virginia, on or about the 7th
day of March last, negro slave nam
ed ANTHONY the property of the
late William B. Page, deceased. An.
thOny is about feet 9 inches in
height, Of a substantial form, light
yellow complexion, AID rather Of an
eflcminate voice. He is about % years
OF age, was brought up house SER
want and has been acoustic med to that
course Of employment all his life. He
is slave of great capacity and consi-
derable ingenuity-he reads--he plays
the fiddlc.-and possesses great me-
chanical turn--he can do rough car
penters' work and make COMBS. The
above reward will be given il Anthony
should be unprecedented at the distance
of 100 miles from Fairfield, & brought
to the subscribers living in Alexandria.
But If apprehcnded at tho distance of
less than 100 miles, Fifty Dollars will
be given if he is secured in goal, and
notice given to the subscribers.
Tho. Swami,
FHnd 7 lee
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-19
Wanted immediately.

Wanted Immediately.
wish to purchase stout healthy
Negro Men to work on my farm, (com-
monty called Walnut Farm) for which
generous price will be given on ap-
plication to Amerhust Eustis, manager,
or at this Office.
Fayette Washington.
Jan. %.
~ No fears need be entertained
of these slaves being removed from
Fairfax County, asI want them for my
owa use on the farm, intending soon to
reside there.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-19

HAVING removed to a ST.
tuasicl ae#r lac female Lancastrian
S:sool, purpose taxing children to
99afa, those gho are urscquainted
,jtb nae, may receive ali necessary
lniar!nAtion5y applying TIC Mr.. Jacob
HgAn,au. enc OF the Trustees, or Mr..
Town'd. Il suwh.-ThG terms $50 COL
lars per wear, IS 70 be paid in advance,
the balance quarterly.
Marian Mason.
March IL. DIFF.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-27
NRw-YoRk, August II.
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF
DEFENCE.
Committee Of Defence. August Is. 1914.

Committee of Defence. August IS. 1914.
The Committee of Defence, respectfully
report TO the Common Council, That in pur.
suance of instructions from the Board, they
immediately requested Brigadier General
Swift, of the corps of Engineers to furnish
them, as soon as possible, with the plan of
such additional works of defence, "a might
be deemed necessary by him, to place this
city in a state of complete defence. To this
request that valuable officer gave the most
prompt attention on being furnished by him
with plan, the committee made an appeal
to the patriotism of their fellow citizens to
furnish voluntary aid, in the erection of the
works. The appeal was answered by them
With one heart and one mind prepared for
this appeal by the address of the Common
Council, every one was anxious to offer his
services on this interesting occasion. Vo-
lunteer associations pressed forward with
their overiures, all anxious to be engaged
in the honorable employment of self defence,
on the earliest day that could be appointed.
In these overturcs the committee remarks
ed with heartfelt pleasure. that there ap.
peared to be no distinction Of party or stu,
alton IN life--Citizens of every political par
~ seemed to vie with each other only in eff
forts to protect our city from invasion by the
enemy. They all appeared to meet on the
ground OF self defence as on a common
ground. That the city must be galIantly
defended, was the universal opinion, and e.
very individual felt It necessary II spare no
pains, no means within his power, to deter
from or 20 repel any hostile attempt. The
rich and the poor have alike profered their
services, and have wrought together on the
same works, intermipgling their labor with
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-27
Land and Negroes for Sale.

nm the third day of November next, on the
~ premises, the subscriber will sell, to the
highest bidder, that valuable tract of land
whereon he now lives, in Charlotte county, on
Cub creek, 50 Ipiles from Eyncliburg, contains
ing Is hundred acres. On this this tract there
are convenient Misunderstanding house, graf
merry, barns, &c. also avaluable grist and saw
mill, both new. This land abounis with good
water. further description is deemed unEe-
cessary, as it is presumed any person inclinable
to purchase, viii hrst view the premises.--A Also
twenty Odd likely young negroes-Stock OF al
kinds. Credit will be gwen until the 25th day
of December, 1875 Bond aud approved secu-
rity will be required, to bear interest from the
date, if not punctuaiiy paid.
JOAN RICHARDSON, (B. H.)
August 10, 1914. tbs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-27
LAND for SALE.
WlLL SELL Che LAND whe.a.,

inc LAND whereon now re-
hs,o~ sue, IN the county Of Buckingham, miles
Teao~ new Canton. and the same distance from,
James river; containing by late snrve"s a sy,
acres, ofwhich about 400 are vet covered Nth
sno original growth. and of an exc. lleut ousl;ty
.ot sooscco', The cleared land 10 good. ADM.
.~Oy soaptsd to the culture Of corn and small
az susceptible oflastiug improvement
n Grover az any soilin the state, and Is divided
OS.h .sa, Aeios, enclosed with excellent fences.
~ Ae cleared land Between 60 and 70 acres are
low creek ground. capable Of being converted
.n.o nrst rate meadow. The dweliinuhouse IL
.pacious--the out houses numerous and conve-
nlent; The healthful air and excellent water of
ue Pi,ce--its. vicinity to New Canton and to
seseT.i manufacturing mills also, give it great
- 100 susantages- Amore detailed description
Io : c9necrssary. ~ I is presumed any per.
scs. 8 - - prem" ''l-
SMITH PAYNE 4
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-27

ID ANYWAY from the Subscriber living in
IN Hanover county, on the 18th inst. Negro
Woman, uaned AGGY. about % years old and
S feet one OF two inches high, of y bright yel,-
low compile xion and bushy hair. purchaser
herfrom MIR. Fulcher of Richmond, who had her
igom a Suachan, Negro dealer. She was
raised by Mr.. Boswell. in Nanscmond, where it
is expected sac has gone. Twenty Dollars Re.
ward shall be gwen to any QUE who may appre-
hend said Negro, or SsetrS .ae, 50 hat e gee
her again.
ROWLAND TUCKER.
Hanover. August 20. 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-27
ny THE CAR or NEPTUNE.
From TIE Albany Argus Extra.

Saturday, A. NJ. August 90.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE BATs
TIE OF ERIE.
Espact ofa letter TO tie editor efihe Irgps, dated
Z Buffalo, August Is.
An express has Just arrived to general Scott
at this place, stating that the British, under
lieutenat general Drunmond, last night at three
O'Clock, or rather this morning, attacked For
Erie. General Drummond marched up in two
columns The FIRE from our men was trerpena
dous Seyentimes the enemy attacked and wss
repulsed. FINALLY he succeeded 10 taking our
principal battsry--Liept M'Donough cleared it
OF our men. and With the most irtrepsa hero.
ism, put matci,to the magaztue, and blew uP
himssl with three hundred OF the en my. Tne
enemy Immediately retreated, leaving bctween
7 & SQo killed and wounGed, and sg9 prsouss
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-27
Fem tie Ns~ 1e,t cal4mbian Extra.
Sunday Morning, August 81.
THIRD GLORIOUS VICTORY ON THE MI
AGARA.

The first information Of the event Of which tho
following are details, was received by the last
evening mail from the Utica Gazette extra. and
is confirmed this morning in variety OF ac-
counts by the Steam Boat, Col. Tor rather 1t,
Col - G. Drummond stated to be killed or
wounded, is a major-general in the line, as we'll
as lieut.. col. Of the 9Th regiment, and command.
cd party Of the l04,h in the battle OF Bridges.
wster-he is said to be nephew of the lieut..
general A. J. Drummond. In the blowing up Of
our battery, the example set at York by the enc.
my 10 repaid With interest. and the death Of
Pike and his fellow heroes greatly avenged
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-27
SMITH PAYNE.
I>WYLL, also SELL
"A SMALL TRACE.

In Goorhland, containing a3S acres. on the wa
tiers oithe Big Bird creek-->Also.
Attract of 223 Acres,
On Slate river, in Buckingham, miles above
New Canton, and from the Virginia Mills.
Also, a Tract of 1000 Acres,
In the county of Wood, on the waters of the
kenawha.
I will sell these lands or EXCHANGE them
Tor lands near Louisville on the Ohio, or for bot
tom land on the Kenawha.
SIP.
buckingham. August %, 1914. Lf.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-27
From The Utica Gazette Extra.
Buffalo, August Is, 1914.

3 O'Clock 2. M lMonday.J
Our army gained most brilliant victory over
the enemy this morning LIT gen. Drummond
attacked our troops at Fort Erie, about half past
two o'clock. The battle was obstinately con-
tested for more than two hou s.. The British
fought hard, but were beaten at every point,
with a loss OF more than FIVE hundred men kill.
ed and wounded besides prisoners. Colonel
Drummond and many other officers are among
the slain. Our loss does not exceed Fifty killed
aRd wounded.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-27
NOTICE.

A. PETITION will be presented to the
IA General Assembly, at their next
Session, praying that a Law may pass au-
thoriziDg Company to establish Turn
pike Road, from the City of Richmond eros
sing Chickahominy swamp at the new Bridg-
es, to the dry land la Hanover County.
July 6. 3tw.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-27
buckingham County, to wit:
Taken UP by John Harris,

about ten miles from Buckingham courthouse,
& near one arm Jones's tavern, a stray S,ear,
marked with a crop and underkeel in the right
ear, and crop in the left eur, supposed to be 8
years old, brindie. with 4 small star in the
forehead, some white on his forelegs. his hind
leg. White, which extends nearly to the hips,
appraised to eight dollars and Fifty cents
March Il, 1914.
p PERKINS
A coPy-Teste.
Sill koLfE ELDRIDGE. C. C..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-27
Will be Sold.

1T Public .fuction, on the Prepiiscs. The. first
Saturday ia October,
THE LAND, wherein the late Col. WOOL
i bridge lived, lying in Powhatsn County,
on the buckingham Road, containing about 500
acres. There will be in the sale reservation
Of his widows dover II will be sold entirs
or in lots, may best suit those disposed TO pur.
chase. Terms of Sale made known on the day,
by
The Erecufor q Hgent for
Me Devlsor.
August 90. IDS
N. ID. All persons having claims against the
said Col. Woodbridge, are requested to bring
them forward. on that day, wen authenticated.
so thai arrangements may be made for settling
them. ~. BY the Ex'ar
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-27

@"Gapt. Ste,enson's Corps
Of ARTILLERY, having been ordered TO take
the Field, the absent Members are hereby CON.
msnded to rendezvous az Richmond.
Ny order Of the Captain,
J.B. PkEETIS, Ord. Sgt
August IL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-27
August 90.
Wanted to Hire.

A YOUNG Lady who is we'll qualified ia
IN the several branches of the Millinery
Business. Also, the Subscriber has on hand
M eltg CANT assortment OF BoNNETS. which
may be had low, either by small or large
quantities.
August 20.
TO TIRE,
A Hack and Two Horses,
JVnha careful Driver. o.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-27

War on the subject and it is our opinio,
that the request will be complied with.
But whatever may be the result of the com,
mmication from General Gushing, you will
De satisfied It is not in our power to enter In
70 any arrangement with yea respecting her.
From yours. &c.
Isaac Williams,
William Lord, Magistrates.
- Alex. G. Smith,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-27
P. PERKINS
twenty Dollars Reward.

fE ELDRIDeE. c. c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-11
WHAT HAVE. WE DONE,

rye, what have we dune--tc raise more
TooiiS and TO organize the Militia in such
shape rs to prevent those stains upon our
arms which We hsve Witnessed ON the Ma
CARA frontier - What has heen done p
What laws nave been passed What new
oouhtie' nave we gwen Nay; what plar
or what h'Gjet ct the campaign has issued
from the bureau of War,
Ihe very day aft + the Committee e
War had been forme8, he Secretary at War
should have been ready t. ha lai his Re
port before item. But Congress have been
more than . month III session, and no mea-
sure has been passed for the enlistment of
troops.
Let our mission set out for Gottenbure to-
morrow F.; what means will they carry out
TO back their arguments ? An Embargo
law lEat measure is very well as far as il
goes-but no Army bill m appeal 10 the
constituted autho tiles for fresh troops no
means OF recruiting our army by regulars or
by militia.
The next campaign is approaching by r.
pid strides The less of - DAYS lost Montreal
mnn'h lost at the present season will she'd
is influence on the approaching sprlnE. Let
us arouse, and make every Preparation Tor
CARVING on the war--if the mission fol
peace slI MD fall
What shall it be said that nation with
miliSnS Of men, teening every where with
population, canno, pour forth troops enough
tp oVerrun Canada ?-Are we not brave
hongh Ave, man to man and gun TO gun.
we are able TO cope with. aud 20 beat our
enemy. w appeal 20 the battle Of \ND
l'sIn sborongh. Did our men ,nrink? Did
op' men Nv I" Bus WHY then id we not
AXE che encm7' caotive'
Eec1nSe we moderated their num6er-
'Hr Ulcers were under the irnpre SION that
| there were not more than or 500 Let
Us push on, sad an officer to MS friend, or
eise they viii hy"-bfcauae. our officers did
not therefore take the necessary pains 10 g =
quiD the men for the fight. Their car.
fridge boxes we're oot filed-they had no,
drawn any since they Left Grena ier Island
"a nj IN the very heat Of the action. tbe.e
lore. AFTER driving the enem before hem
tiieif ammunition gave ont & thew could do
no ",ore-and because the commanding ee-
nerai, though brave rs any nne. had mo- r -
1dence enough to reguIa te every thing. After
all. our boasting enem burst no! pursue them
&c our men, wheeling into column. return
ed to TIER boats without he slightest inter
rupton.-Such men, as we possess are in
Vincioie--ii here be en- rueh of them Whv
are not measures taken to get more OF
then, ? -
While we seek peace, let us not be put 70
sleep. Let "s fr fare with m re spirit
than ever for war. Whether peace ar war
be our lot, let us make it an honorable one
The conduct Of the Militia an ire Nioo,ro from.
Ger IS > disgrace 70 the Union We are informed
hst tns populsiion is rlosly nsde I'M # he iowes
shd most raneorHus nstiVes OF the Eastern States
me proseiytes OF the 50 Essex Junts" For refusing
10 tu out Ia Conformity to orders the re e.ory
militia ought to be tried and punished in the roos
exemplary manner.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-11
EAQUIRER oRFIcE Jan II.
VIRGINIA LEGIALATURE

ne TWO Banks have mai the following Joint pro-
rosuons--The Bank OF V,rg.ais to ,c-loan the
ooso 0ol,' and the Farmers Bank to loan S4O0 600
each at per cent.
ne deposits OF the State to he equaiized between
the two Rsnks after " Y, 1878.
The Farmers Rank asks no increase of can;,,I -
=. ne bank @! Virgin to have Nm extension of
o'oooooO-a bonus OF 25 per cent on the nee stock
auu ~ on the old, to go to the State-the ate TO
ven day alter which, the 6aiance not taken is to tie
Su6se,i6edfor.
mere IS every reason to believe that these pro-
Positions will he accepted.
" Since writing the shove we have been reGn,s g.
TED To state that the new shares S0Oo will he for.
Sale IN the " days OF this month IN this cv $500
70 be Ia'd down, and bonus OF 5 25 ou ,ach share
pay ao'e IL, 10 ahnnai instruments AMI such AN adj
vance rs they will con Insns at the sale.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-11
PHbEc N9fce is He, ebn o.

IN on tns ist day Of February next or irntne-
d. ely thereafter, the = ssistant s-..so,, -,
N the Strict lc1mposed of King Viii, n, Kim e.
Queen, Essex Mhdlesex, Mathews and G,on.sstsr
e"n"tt'' ~. proceed throughout the q me. for ,t.
p'rpo.4 oi King lists O. Lsud, Lots o. Ground. WITH
'he'r !" pt ,"uie 49, Dwelling Bonses and STE.
'gh e. 10 t'' United Ststes' Erect Tax, and Gr VI
uug 2nd assessing ne same '
AN persons owning, piss ssing, OF having tho care
w insns&emeni o. sne'i property, required by
containing true ard accurate description, og the
same Y are hereby notified and wsrscd 10 ore,er,
on ths irst day Of February next or iulrned atsIv
.hereausr' 70 d hyer the same under he renqty
peet. WILLIAM y. BROWSE.
Principal Assessor 25th Dr..
". vv.u,- Siste OF Virgins.
mug WlHiain, Jan. II. WOW
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-11
BY List .NIGHIDS M.fIL..
DISTRESSING JNTF11Tcp,Jrp

C1o Il tt1SlN NJ in El.DiGFNCE.
6Tfraef Of a ifter Ironi Mi. GEN. HaK.
commanding or Me Niagafa fyontfer m
M Z Governor Iomhkins, daled Buf
Jato, Dcc IS, 1878.
" On my rec living Inform ii n of the e,e-
my's crossing The Niagara ii er. aRJ TAXI o.
he fort Immediately set # FIR that from.
tier. On ms arrival at Bat .vis, I found a
number If volunteers assembled. tarr;e.
there one day TO torw I'd them On 10 IN d.
frontier, and make arrangements for those
who Should follow.
. this da, arrived - Buffalo an assrm
ed the command e he troops BEING si vo
lunteers, now on his sts;i.n.-T o Whole
number here, al Lewiston &c NAV ar,o,,n,
to 1000 of all desert 'tiors The erernv We
nade taeir apo arance # Ri ok r RI and
an invasion IL 10 be expectsd Tho troors
NV ou' can be kept out "a few davs
Fh"se called out on ypur .ellency' LAT re.
Quisltirn, cannot all arrive al the ~ 90 I'm
Ne middle nr last Of t!is week. Tire order
id not reach me TIL the evening Of the 6,
inst.
Or loss in the capturr # n, CARA HIS
been immense Whst numb { he brave
men have been @arrafceJ we ha.e not been
able To learn II must hav beng eat
&" Several inAab't1n have heen Killed O,
Lewistown. &c. among whom j. IS ut ascer-
tanned there are any women or ch ldrep.
81 have the honor, &c
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-11
WTLL DE- SoLD.

a PUBLIC SALE, at the Coosc-p on q, in She
a eoauty Of Caroline the . ate NJ lie IT,. ~,
thew Jolef, deed on The 10th February ne,,. re
lair otaerwise the next Eair day,) \"
II" IN PrrSoHol ERa'e If aaid Matthew
Iofcr. decensed consisting Of
Y or u IL K IL Y NE G. KOF,S.
Several plough Horses, srd The stock Of Caftls
sheep sni HOPS, tcgether with tie crop Of Co.,
Oals, Fodder, pa6t triton utensils sc &c
= J "eiye mouths credit ~ be allowed los A., mr.
rha7es ab1v $50. und.r that som essh Eo,fs
With fpprevc' security will BE required % carry IN.
.tres' iro" he dsie, u not prnctuHly paid A the
'ame TINE the plantation wiz he r. nfel fer tls o,e-
cent year. CARTER PAGE.
Admir- Of Mssnsv Tolsr, Iso'5
Jar IL. TIA
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.NEW PUPI IC'.dTTO IS, Ig;c-

~ u ~ y U'FI It'.HIIO " y, &c
sBGIER COTTON, at his Law and Miscelisp.
z Gus Book Store, second door above The Eae,e
'Vern has lns received the following New Pub
!icatons, viz ~
Correspondence respecting Russia, between P,.
bert Goo Harper ard Robert Walsh ir ?, -.
The H'aour- Fragment OF Turkish Tale
by Lord Byron. 81 9 etc
Lord Byrou's Poems. ST 10 e,s
Ca,opbeiN' History nf Virginia bound.S 81 Q5 r
Hsosrsphicai View # the PROVINCES of IJ;.per
Ia"aha and remar|s relative to the s,tnat On 81 m
so cts. ''''''n' f''sS
Southsy's Life of Admiral lord Nelson, 81 81,
refry ''ctory, eoIoursd plate, 81
American Ladies' ani Srntlemens' Poeke, Al
mansc for the year 1874
\ large assortment 1T New PLAYS
REJECTED Adj res5es "a new edition) s2i.ae,s
Burke's Woiks. vol X g.
Lord Erstine's Speeches Q vo
Crattsus do. 1vo
Rose Il Emily. cr Sketches If Youth Y5et.
SteePs Navy LIS, fo' August 1918. Is cs
Gotta . SIX tchef in active retire N ,,t. nv The o.,
thor Of the M.series OF Human Life Q vas j.,
on 81. WIS !"
ALSO-Fbe Anaiectic Msrszise for DacerrIs,.
containing an elegant Gkeness Of Com,noders PEI
ry, and his y o. ~ ,'hy. &c q
The Port Fple for December, coutsjnine an a,o
CANT TX ness o Commodore Bainbri,!ee. and his n.
ography. ''' ~
Subscriptions received for the three latter
w0rks-and u is understood that those who do ont
notice to b contrary wish to continue N cir
SUBSCRIPTION tor the sncce" ding year-rerns of
publication the siue heretofore
January H.. IS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-11

from the british squadron off New York. and her.
capture of the Guerriere and Java, all which cir
eunstsuees took pisce the 10Th aud goth of DIFF
ierent months. * it wished by the officers tina,
tue Constitution could have gone to on that
day.
The Albion, ~, got under way at TarpaulR
Cuve GA Wednesday last, and went to sea. 81.
3" The Meme" frigate, which is cruising off the
i'e'a"srr,s lsiely from England, is a So, and II
ren.i buht ship. She has not been on tits coast
hefnrc-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-11

Bo5toH, january I.
Z" We have news to day. nor sny thing bsrfllv
worth mentioning We have heard nothing 9th
Cons tuton since she sailed The wind has seen +,
yora'de f1r her getting % the coast ever since sh
went to sea After getting under wy size was re-
p"atealy eheered by large concouTse Of people on
the diff rent wharves which OF course was returned
With interest by her esiant crew The greatest On.
ihisasm' u IS stated, was manifested by them when
orders we're gwen u weigh snehor for s.a She
vas 70 have gone on Wednssls last rDecen,ber
~ and Tor that purpose unm0Ored but Il came
on too t'ics, snd The wind to The r.. g. N vita
signs NJ severe storm. Wrdnesdy being the %. h
o, the month, Comm dore r inhrjee had ell the
officers on THIS aon, who were IA to wn) to dine
whh bin 20 eeieDfste the escape Of tie Constitution
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-11
CLASSICAL LI7'ERATURE.
DAVID NOYLE

y AVlNG conc'rd d on Remaining the presept
year atthe Hashington Henry .acaasqs.y will
commence has ,'rse of educ1t;on for the easun,.
year on the FRS dsnday in Fetruary-the prsrti-
ca bTanches OF SistteInat cal studies NAV ais, IN.
expeditioUsIy cquired here y, :
FUTON ";I he as is4p heretofore, and board =.
wen at the Academy as in the neishbouThood---
from I ) to 90 dollars per quarter.
Hanover, Jan. IL. a.,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-11
N Hall, j. Gen"
E.elraet a lettsr 2 tAs Edi.er u az .lilaa,

Extract ej ieftsy tie Editor of Ire liIaay
d,gas, ddfea Sy9afo, Dec. ~
"on 'tUr"y mornins lss', the Brit,h .yopp,
cross. the river about four nile. shove Scr, Mas
CARA. Two omrsoies of resslsrs roc--.ei arG
took pass saon of the Foo, by sorprise ur trsere-
ry. without opposition. The Indians then Degaa
their hellish work, by burnug ,h- buildings, sud
punderng XII A., scaipiug the inbsDnsnts---os
tte RIVER and from SIX to eight rniles the ridge
road, they have NOT lsit house on hilipg stead
In from The fort 10 Scl!oscer, ezeert Que o~nea
by MIR Fairbanks, fedora ist OF the Boston stsmp.
on Friday proceeded with ty moum,ed vouI-
tecrs ~ Lewiston.
" The sight there witnessed wac stocking be-
yond d"scrption: our neghhors were seen Tying
'es'i IN the fields and roads, some horribly CUT md
rnansled with tomahswks, others eaten hv the
hoss whic were probably left for the purpo7e &c
they were almost the only animal found s,is-.---
II - not vet ascertaned how rs2ny Killed, rs
most n. the BODIES " r. thrown n ubp - 20 5
md consumed. We foun h~li,s Of Wm Gard
mr.. deputy sheriff Jnhn r. Low snd, r.. ST John
twhss@ tamil! eannot BE- f,nd) aitpfn e. Dr AL.
We and sx ot ers w';nsc IA es b.ne forgotten
We now .svc aboui 5000 ril,is with scme To-
dans and iii three DAYS q shall be 5000 strong s.
all determined TO cross"