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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-17

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Extract from letter dated Liverpool 11th
July received by respectable mercan-
tile house in Baltimore.
1.-The American Commissioners are asa
semoieo at Ghent and waiting there for the
British Commissioners to meet them it i {,
generally believed they will be met in all
this month. by Admiral Gambler. Mr.. A.
dam and Mr.. Goldburn when, 1 hope,
peace VIII take place. The people here
gnenfy express their wishes for "A continu-
ance OF the war but secretly, rsst assured, a
peace with the United States is the sincere
wish oil their hearts; as every thing is un-
commonly dull, both here and in Mancbes.
ter, and British manufactures. every des.
cription have fallen nearly to what they were
IN 1912; owing to this country being exclu-
ded from exporting to France and the con-
tinent elsewhere are so very poor that they
cannot buy. money being there entirely out
lhe. late astonishing changes had made
me people here almost mad, and they have
hardly come to their senses yet however,
tney oeSin to lind out that their trade is net
what they expected would be the result of a
peace with France. ] am crediby iaform-
ca tnat there are twenty thousand packages
OF goods here and fifteen thousa nd in Lisbon
ready to be sent tn America, those in Lisbon
would have been shipped in neutral vessels,
had not Cochrane issued his blockading pro.
clamatlon. -
The trade of the United States is much
more important to the Manufacturers here
than they are willing you should know-be
assured they now feel sensibly the vast of il
ana the government are more conscious of
this than the people.
great number Of troops have been
snipped from bordeaux for America; Gen.
tiiii who is take command of them has act
yet lett this country. and hope he will
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7 SHALL petition the Legislature of Virginia,
i at the next session, for leave to Erect Toll
Bridge across James river, commencing On my
land in the county of Chesterfield and abutting
on the opposite side thereof in the county OF
Henrico, where have obtained land for tie
purpose. to
EDWARD W. TRENT.
September. If
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Twenty Dollars REWARD

I'D ANYWAY from the Subscriber living
Ia in Hanover county, on the 18th INST.
Negro Woman, named
f. q y e S s,
About % years old and FIVE feet one or two
inches high, Of bright yellow complexion
and bushy hair | purchased her from Mr..
Fuicher Of X chmond, who had her from
StrachaB, a Negro dealer. She was raised
by MIR. Boswell, in Napsemond. where it is
expected she has gone. TWENTY DOL
LARS REWARD shall be given to any one
who may apprehend said Negro, or secure
her so that get her again.
ROWLAND TUCKER.
Hanover, August 20. Up
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A Small Sorrel Mare

A Small Sorrel Mare,
BLAZE FACE, white spots on her neck,
and withers, right hind foot white. ANY
one who will deliver said MARE. to me at
Gainesville, shall reasonable re
ward.
WILLIAM WALTON.
sept:7, 1914. 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-17

Just received, and for SAFE, at S. Peasants Boo
!. Store, Richmond.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-17
LIKEWISE,
Wheat0n,s Itch Ointment.

Medicine which will certainly cure the
ITCH, without having in it any Thing either
dangerous or disagreeaole
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STRAYED from Fairfield, ON the 3ri d
~ this month,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-01
[Vo'.. 1O.----No, IT.

The public ,tion 4 til Corr SIP N e on
Russia is ,DrcbAby Intended as a. exn RI
men o. toe public taste. Should it succeed.
We expect the world VIII be Inundated with
the e,'stoia performances of our wrn of
tefferS hese gentlemen will probably
ran'tck their scrutoires, and avour us with
their specula' ions CT all subjects, coming
Tx the ctmpa'gn in Germany, within he
scope oftle;r irflrp atioh. 4 de 4plr IF c,iog
our in'erests-such as a diaserfafi,n on me
clara Ter ard oc-hfatiof,S Of the Man in me
wan. With ahr|face and notes and E" Heads
81 an Essnu bV ONE acute ant learned
friend On fhc Probable return of tie C6mef":
Sotning we are sure thit an an ninous
writer may say will prodpce any effect nor
we sole tous on their own accounts
whathe these Epistlers relish ur remarks,
or whether they shall vouchsafe to peruse
them. But we trust fHr the sake Ameri-
can literature such miserable aborticns, the
spawn OF du'aess and maiignity will not be
deliberatei' pshered into thu light as the
offspring ofthe genius and research of our
ccun,rymen.
W. NV take our leave of his har ro5ie
lfrd'r1n--these feliew Iabourers in the cau<e
Mt Russia and Of GDs!a ID. When NJ. ar,
Ger and Mr.. Walsh shall think proper 10
20, and 'oremain abroad. in search of ad
&c 1tnres, the word Will be content to laugh
81 t'iSit l'Oi'iCai N<u NNtiSn. when they
snail cause t fight the bae'%s, upon pa
per, or elsewhere, of either NJ the great E l.
ropean beJgeren's, such a course thorgh
'mp'yrg apreDosterous abuse of ;he'r time
and showing that the spirit OF patriotism. is
eXtlhct IN their bosoms, will be asset un-
noticed because Of lis utter absurdi v-or
only serve to provoke a smile IF con'erapt.
--But let them bewar" how thev touch
"l'h their unhallowed footsteps A American
Ground Let them not dare in the face OF
tine world to aim an unnatural blow at the
Tame g honour If their native country lest
''at country inf ct upon them the chastlse-
'nent they merit, and pursue them with
whip of scovI ions.
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DOMESTIC.
FROM OUR CoRRFspOvDENr.


Ptatfsbu-g, Dec. IS.
The army have finished their huts and
gotten 'rto them, VII re they are snug and
warm. Their spirits which gen HAM tons
march'ngs and counter marchines through
Chateaugay roads and sw mps, in alternate
ram, snow ard hail, upon half allow
ance had fed and left them, have returned
ana me sold ers now appear rs gay as iarks.
rs some of he soldiers times are ont TIC
&c u'ting serv &c has very properly COM
menc"d in the army and am tod, that
'oNtrarY tn all expectation, the recruiting
ehce" meets with grea' SIC -ess, he having
eN1.'ed abost Forfv, althou N the recruiting
rerdsz YouS his been established but davs
40 cot believe there IS the leqst n.ces-
s'ty, for rnatirg such fuss tn dripe CON.
gross 20 energetic measures this winter as
= 4 ~ Tor" wrler in rne Af'anv Arans
y Z 's--~Ip. '' N ths in,7i ~
lance rfco' press Adopting ryetic rnea
sureS." Is f il we're Gu-stionabte whether
congress g9'H I'D pr strong measures to ,.aiSe'
an ar.nv, amply sufficient 10 take Montreal
an Quebec,
The great, and indeed onp difficulty WITH
congress- is to ascertain 7vhat is nrcessarv
20 oe donf Last winter the measures Of
congress were all sufficiently energetic o.,
ccpt in one uoint onlv and fhc;r failure n
that roint. arose entirely from their n9t
knowing what was necessary to be done. 10
make thHt part cf their measures srficie,+
" cncre tic. This ), the rrint inwhie y con-
-reSs f2ile'--h " GiH not gtpe a se6fcie,t
5osntV in ianda, to induce men nromntrv
and without DELAY 10 enlist. Cnpgre :
ihol!d have given To those who would o.
list tor Eve We 'rs ." dur'rg the war. 1000
\ res ot land in Mich;gan and Indiana terri
RES. and IN those who ~. MD erIisf fnr
'ne year, 1000 acres in Illinois territory
besides their bounty and wages in money.
'ai this been dom, S. ncO mrn, the NM
| b a"thorise' e he raised, could have been
| raised, - 50 600 IF them concentrated on
lh's frontier bv the middle of June and
N~7'r-~ tx y by the first of Jolly. TIC
United States will NOT want so manv troone
next summer as thev did last summer. be-
cause their ScaDc~'s az all now foriGeG
and Upper Canada Is srbdued, neither (
w. ca wN therefore want rranv troons tn
defend them especially If we rush Il 2 rne.
my pretty hard in Love Canada. IT. ose
n's ran he given n recruits as well &c mt
because the tnited S-a'es have them fo
sDare. an theee Yer" troops will arnu;re
or the Urited States, by their connuet, rs
Lover anad9, with what hos airr adv been
81 by he ro"quept If Urper Canada.
a million o. acres FIR ever, 1000 s,;ver, 70
hem as bounty to induce herr =, 81 ist.---
NJ Nit r. ~ rmf diatpIv nass
'c necessary laws for encours ging enlist
nent' thu tNc rsc~oi' ng service may com
mence early, and proceed with er'rt.
Columbian.
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IRON ~ ~ Ta~t CcntiHsl.
SMtTGGTfNG

On Monday OF last week some Of the
gent eTnen CO ON house tfficers of Ncv-
York, visited the pie SAINT and iourishine
""n OF Newa k At first it was unknown
whether he object of 4 cir excurs;on VOC
tirasu'r ot' h-lft. Bot no sooner ID they
call on 'Sqh Creme for Search Wareqnf,
man it appeared thar the former was not
'heIr Sofe ~ iecf. j appears thqt some how
or other, quantity Of BRTTISHGOODS
nad pen landed at one of our wharyes -
whether they had been conveyed in en- r
balloon-whether british tender had the
audacity TO enter our. wa 'ers IN the night
or whether some Ut orr Cv ~ water crntt hai
2 tefe fefe. Nth the enemy on our COO &.
we nave no pre- Use Information. Bur cer-
yam u IS British goods, 10 a considerable
aTp0'nt, bed been smuggied in. of this
race the custom hOdse officers had become
acquainted With the MD Of their search
warrant. they wene.dire~tlv to cartsin crf.
'drS aud other places where they foor
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and of an examination of all The books
he could find.
For he has read and sure he ought to know
In the course of this .euer ha de
e'ares that I" the speech in question is
master hieee," and pronounces his friend
not only . an accomplished Orator" bu; "a
hrofca'id n''G airy sfatesman - rerlsnd vg us
OF honest Jrhn in 'he play. g Mais'er.you arc
vie mon and for that matter so am :"
and requests him to deliver his opirion if he
can spare but quarter of an hour, con-
corning the battles Just announced. the ar
m,sticc, and the practicability of peace"
His friend well pleased,
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NIP IANES,S


nv 'Squ1te machine has been VISITED by numbers,
an the more 1t Is seen, the more is admired The
proprietor or this State wishes TO sell eY,t his Patent
,s,o on Shares to com7anyRnd we have Tttle doubt
u' they VIII ne content with moderate price ioi.
the us' OF u (say SeO) and It can he built on reasoDa
bic terms (sy soy it wit rebound extremely to ue.
own prut rs well as that Of tho rhlie Win the aid
OF ca'a.ng aud s'7iyT machines, which are gradual
getting niousc, We shall manufacture our own stuff
10 chearN rs tosperccdein considerable decree the
same Qualities of European l:b,ics
Nir iietan' Harris land when we name him We
name gentleman whose vorksin this CITY unquesi1R-
ABLY place linn among the si in the first class of ou,
artists speaks Of this machine ~ tie following terms.
not onlyis L. II. much pleased with the inlul-
keoce ai0"efi INN ci examining machine Constructed
upon s'iSh perfect mechanical princ.plee ard which
performs The act OF weaving with so much dsB,ch
case 90 its attendant, and correctness in web bit when
~ cs"@ ie's that requires only one hand of the al
.it 70 li"Ue' tue whole operation, -r:tige re nc
he" Tie f0ot, he iahs hesitation in saving that
vcr seen ' 'o0 ~ a.
Couvinoed Of - g,-s. public and r,iva.c u,it,.
!" H. IS Of opppn that il hisly deserving of natir,n
age, and 'fones ta' the knowledge and experience of
us hsneht wi be speedily difused through our cow-
DR. James Nacse, Of Piladelphs. says in letter to
VIZ Jefferson, OF the eth nit {" have the pleasure
To send yon printed specification of the Patent Of
'Hhes, Tor s newly invented loom which now in on
Grafton IN this city. visited tilsnanuactcry establish
ca ny the person who bought the right of this State and
Oh u''.Se to the Seul, was much gr7tified We NAV
say with respect TO the loom, villa; the French Society
o Agriculture SAID of yOur Plough America req,
ven He Tenn from Europe, and returned it bsrfctei"
Nv. Jefferson, Of whose skill in The arts we cannon
saw ton much, terms il &c loom orte most beautiful
m'e"unn imaginable and saws Z" Nobody was !uor,
ihe'eeu thai myself with its construction
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az p; N. frees IN the Potomac.
oSlR

Upon being called into cornmand of die for
ees m TINS quarter Col Parker reported the cor
ieso'eenee which had taken place between you and
himself, and the prcee ted with il At thu,
same time he claimed il due the command which
he had held and due the character of our people
hat Court OF Enquiry should be constituted to inves-
,ss'e,he n'putson ue,t poisoned sl'iitha been left
the way ofyour uoo.s IN their attack at Nominy Al
Though, well assured asI was than c;tizen could have
psrpruset II deed NJ base, and 0Sianing. TOO n
c' coming 'r'in deserted Shave, vet condcsce,'-
cu 20 wave, ,"r the pn'pose ot fir @udcston, my
confidence in the former and my ,s,l,,st in the latter
anu oi,iered tie court Which Col Parker solicited a
copy o. thrrpoeeeImss and decision, have tho prop
er to iucl,se YOU
"i ana, ST, with due consideration. vcn,s
"J0A.N- II. Ht-Nr,ERFORD.
I" IL. G.. COMMANDING
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resting extract IS copied, reached town by ne
express mail Of Tuesday. but did not fall nso
our hands until yesterday. The news is as a,,-
,hent'c as any unofficial info, nation can be, &c
we have little doubt Of it's correctness
BUFFALO, Aug. 10, 1914.
Commodore Chauncey, few DAYS Since,
ien IN with enc of the eneniys brigs mounting
10 or 20 guns, and pursued hor so closely, that
ne compelled the crew, to avoid capture, to
run heron snore above Niagara where She
was set hre to and abandoned by the enemy
she blew up Shortly. afterwards. Chauncey
nes three OF the eneiny's vessels blockaded il,
the Niagara river"
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" US Bi'Gnpic .Hg'rsfy's Slib .9lhion. ,
y, he <ofomac, the liM .1ygus!, 1911. {

81 have the honor TO acknowledge the recent
ol your Letter. ring date tl,e Sch August accompany
ing here la't :" oirt of Enquiry, which, Won inform
me, you ,t cssS'9cd to order respecting the s,ii,
ITS reported Gia.c been poisoned and left in the Porch
OF house vt y oinonY.
As tils co'i scsn,aon yorr part has certainly not
projected hom amy request oil mine, and AZ the teno,
OF your letter adms not nf other reply f.m me ,e
to decline any further discussion with You on tl,is sub
iect
81 have the honorto be, sr yourmost obetcnt hum
bic servant,
&C. COCHBUP.N
BTs-. Gen. R,nge,frd sc. sc Sc"
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Erfract ola letter from Brigad;er General
Cushfag, commanding Military District No.
2, 20 tie Sec'y Of Mar, dated
HEAD-QUARTERs,
Ncw-London, 10th Aug. 1s14,3
Halt past 9 o'clock, p. M.
' During the afternoon of yesterday Bri-
fish ship of - guns, frigate, a sloop of war.
and an armed brig passed into Fishers Island
Sound, and anchored, the FIRST off Long Point.
about five miles to the eastward of this har-
/. Dor, and two and half miles from the main.
and the other three at the mouth of Stoning-
ton harbor, and within point blank shot of the
town. A flag was then sent OH shore to in
form the inhabitants that in one hour their
town would be in flames, and to admonish
them to remove the women and children
&c On receipt of this information, which was
brought to me by citizen of Stonington a
bout 9 o'clock, / addressed the note marked
A. to Maj. Gen. Williams of this town. who
gave immediate orders for assembling one re-
giment of militia at Stonington,' one at the
head of Mystic river, a company of artillery
and one regiment of infantry at Norwich Lam
ding, little in the rear of the public vessels
and one company Of artillery and one rest.
of infantry in the neighborhood and little in
advance of this town. This disposition was
made under an idea that the menace at Ston-
ington was but mask to another object, and
intended to draw our attention and our force
from the forts at the mouth of this harbor,
when party of troops might be landed two or
three miles to the southeast of Fort Griswold,
for the purpose of carrying that post by esca-
Jade (Which if successful would give them the
complete command of the ha1bor,) or march
direct to the shipping. above, & there co-ope-
rate with another force to be sent up the river
in barges.
&c From half past nine to eleven O'clock last
night, and from daylight to eleven this morn
ing, a constant fire Of shot, shells and rockets
was maintained against the devoted village of
'Stcnington, in which there were only few
militia and one six and two eighteen poun-
ders on travelling carriages, but the village is
yet standing, and the ships have hauled off to
distance of from one and an half to three
miles (the brig, from all appearances very
much injured in her hull, spars and rigging
after expcndng an immense quantity of am
mnnition and rockets without killing single
person or firing single building" MAJ. Int.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

PoWllATAN--The periIous situation oe The times
mas eScted great emulation in this County insomuch
,'at y" The event OF the County being drained to make
mead AGAINST the invading foe the CID Inhabitants have
d.cFmned, Notwithstanding their advanced asa, to H.
nne and form Company, to ne called the 6or7e d.
Lr'.ce or Hil7eT' C'egs-and " eCinesiny, the sh
parry, when Fred Wccdson was cl7oeen Csnta,. sani
hobson i-icntensnt' and VIM. Pope Ensign
, ne feelings ofthese old Gentlemen M an occasion
IKE THIS, ought TO awaken the feelings ofevery friend to
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have The hnnor % he your vcl'v nbe1inut scrvant
"J0HyF u. HL.AtGE RFORD
" us Brita'u1ic .lGqjes.ys Sip .,2l5jon. ,
IN tie Potomac, the llfd .9Hs,iqt, 1914.

have the honor to acknowledge the receipt
Of yourlettcr, bearing date the sth Inst esect;n e.,
PRISONERS IN the SlUadron under my command and
representing tome that three q, them ar above vh:,
YOU arc pleased TO term the military age prescribed bv
I" lIn wat none OF them were taken in arms; and
therefore, that their detention IS rnmfs,y con,,,r n,
the laws and usages Of civilized nations, ard 10 the dee
ai7tioHs OF British Commanders in similar csseg. in
consequence OF which you request their discharge as
1m' Deg PERMISSION to Judge for myself how far
the people in question be considered to have con-
formed to the decatationsand usages y have quoted.
am sorry that 1t is neither in my power to agree with.
or meet your ideas hereon.
bic servant.
&C. COCK8URN:
Brig. Gen HAHgerfard. &c. &c &C,
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"Head- Quarters. Feoconico CIurcb.
l,,--,.,, a > ,p,t

JIttiI- tIttiI'tcf'S, n ocOniffo C'IifcH. ?
.5rSHS SO, 1914
The Court, after the most mature deiibelation M
on the evidence, hesitate tOecare TO the cornms-
ding general, end TO the world their decided onri,,
that the Charge I" Of poisonous matter having been in
iuse' in amy spirit left in the house al. Nominy ON the
evening OF the 2mh ofJuly," is utterly witho loln-
ouo" ana thcy rSloce st the opportunity which rms in
vsdgation has afforded hem to declare their ab,,r
renee OF so ,lisllono.ble an act
"FLN'CE,N'T' BR.2V1L?lL Tres't.
"J0RN- ". JONES, J,sd;c .q!,ocote.'
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FROM OUR ENGLISH PAPERS, &c.

London. June 3.-LioydS list Of 7nesdav
iasf, contains an account 81 pesseis, nlanv
extremely Uai,ta6te, suhicli haze been ca}t.usrd
or destroyed 6y american kriOufrers.-Ine
nsfis taken from .1aer1can and Hest India
Idhers.
May 1S.-1He f7renfy 1ieascis rrkich zeere
carried into Oronfhcin,, in Juiy and august
idsf, oy me Sco'.fSe q Ratlrsndke fi,7vuteers,
hare been condemned bv the Danish ecpeyz-
ment. The Concord, Hartford, Prosperous,
Westmorciand, Paa', Brothers, Diligence, e
economy, and Bctsey, are sold.
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.SLAyE TP5DF

we learn from Hsvanna, that nm English brig arri-
we'd there in June, with the crews OF or 10 Spanish
(siave) vessels on board, which had been captured on
.1e coast OF Africa, by tn English, and burnt, The
negroes taken out OF them and set at liberty A.
mother vessel, with $50 slaves had been carried into
Antigua, and condemned
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mo. 81
REINFORCEMENT
I'm fke RAJ,
EXTRACT Of a lefter fr9m CAL Gqsle 10 tie
daJ'. General, dated
Al. QUARTERS, 61st Regt

18th August, 1914.
beg leave to Communicate to YOU for The
Information of the Commander in Chief. that
! have this moment received from the Cant
OF the guard at New Point Comfort. informa-
tlon by eXpiess, stating that twenty, shius.
two brlgs, and two schooners, in all % in
number, were passing that post, which infor
NATION has been confirmed ~ an express from
the guard on Gwyh's Island they passed the
latter place about three O'Clock p. III. of this
day. with strong breeze from the South East.
ana thcy VIII no doubt reach the mouth of
Potom C by dark, we have information from
cape Henry as late as yesterday, which Can
De relied upon, and then only a single shin
lay thcre at anchor, upon the tail of the
horseshoe, so that it MAY be fairly calcnlat
ed that this squadron entered the CaDcs this
morning Major Tompkins communicated
also, that he saw the above mentioned feet
pass up the Bay; and having the aid Of =
Sood spy-glass. FROM the ,ipper-story Of his
mouse, lie discovered an Admiral's FAC ,,pon
one OF the ships, that he is of opinion, that the
twenty SHIPS consisted Of four or five line Of
battle ships. and the residue frigates 8, traps-
ports tie four small vessels, lie cannot saw
with certainty, whether they were an br+ps
or part oftheIn schooners.
Several ofthe ships were troop Sims and
transports"
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Nrw-Yopr, Aug. is.

".
E.ot les than One Thnueand Volunteers were at
worS Yesterday on the toi1ifca,iaus Mt Prootl~n
Heights, CSC of whom crorscdte ferry be,r, O'Clock
IN boiy, OF hoard the Steam Boa, Nassau
LATEST FROM n. LONDON
Yesterday, arr at this port the fs-saiiirs blot bot
Tue 'ea, Briggs in 90 hn'i's from N london Cart
- norrnei us, tirt he sailed from N London on Sun
Gay afternoon at hfIf past o'clock, that is ships Of
war; onse, and schooners, were NJ anchor of Gull
fienS' ~" pan Of them within 2 miles of Y London
S'-'fouse, ndthstForne Of the above force were the
squadron That vas defeated ~ Stoninston
'Ppt- - i,lthcr stated, that the neople in n Lori1,
"erenos ~ n! alarmed; en6 were ready tn repel ,he
e''SS'''J . '' s'io'%. r1akc attack on them.
SS'iI a. yasa -ourtecr;n the bstteryat Stcnr,rtor
"i'sn me ci.eo made lis first attack He SAWS I'm,
.ne NirnfoJ br'g anchored rithin mskct shot n the
n'sr air tiat the FIRST shot from N ~ rciraer cut
AFv ref sj, mat; that The second CIT away her
'P's' yani ,nd the thilN went Through her b-twee,
lana water upon mich tho captain Peeled the
N'.0u aIU MS men worc employed in T,irnire her.
ne f'' sho lni'fe scr the 9Th vas Discharge of
EtAPe "'lch az, AMI uu~t 1sv1 done great exeil-
9oo' 1t as .iIcred, r tt preat caf,isicr l,ioh was
gSe'FeFe' an board o. her, and mon which she imne-
macy GU her cables efi hauled on 4, tire eaqdron
APT 7f7aes h&.visc informed us hat oI,rrt- ths
.''St .u9cS o. fe enemy upM Son;ueto q mace wa
eoectea and placed in the battery ani in,mp,inr.tv
uter oiso aiEiiis few shot at the enemy soialnn
ne houcd OH, and anchored between N.rI on,lonliyht
arc tae west point fFshers Island where lie Law on
'uhdST afternoon at = O'Clock.