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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-12
Asdepepdeace OF HoJiand.
PHoLE.aW.aTTa.l..

in tic name ofhis serene iiig',uess the
Prince % Orange Tie General
Government Of tie United provin-
ces.
DuroHME&
The mDGaent IS born. in which we
resumc our National Nxistcmce--the
triumph OF the allies has FRUSTRATED
our nppressor, aii anhiliiiated his
giant power.
fired OF the ycke, under which we
were 50 s',amefaiiy reduced TO creep,
every Hoiianier feels the ignition OF
courage and liberty III this porteatsus
crisis.
National Liberty and independence
is our mctto--0ranse, the point OF
union OF every one who is proud Of the
name OF Dntchman. We accomplish,
the views Of The allies, in Assuming
ihe reips OF Government, until the ar
riva! Of His Serene Iligbncss Ike
Prince of Orange, and in his nane,
arc willing TO place ourselves at the
head of the General Government
We assume The same Under n firm
confidence in lie !ji,ise Providence.
whosc Almighty arm is evident in i've
direction Of onrs to accomplish the
liberties Of our ens!aved country. We
seize this moment, confident in the
support Of our couDtryrneT 6f every
description, 10 recover our lost couu-
try--tilat euyDtry which sacc dcfied
and defeated the proud Philip aud
Alva OF the face of the elements, as
they chose thcm for their field.
From this moment our f,iters are
destr0ycG--No strangers siT,l ever
more lord il over yeu--ail ALLEGIANCE
with, or slavish Submission te, the
fyraut OF Europe, the destroyer OF
peace, prosperity and iudepcadckc e
OF a people, IS for ever revoked.
In tho name Of Ills Serene High
ness The Prince Of Orange, as our
GhioPru Government, we ahsnlyc all
cur copntrymen fFem the oatl, Of allie
siEnce they have iaker 20 the Empe-
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February !.

F3OJH ERIE, Ian. 2s. fstf.
Letters have recently been received
hy Major Gen. Mead. from Gen. Hall.
commanding on the New-Ynrl from
tier, advising him that the enemy is
concentrating large force on The Ma
eara strait, aud that he has received a
reinforcement of 1900 re:;ulars from
Kingston. A short time will deter
mine whether this force is To he sent
against Maiden or this post. or both.
1t is correctly ascertained that the
British are building vessels on Lake
Huron. Lin all probability their plan
is to attempt the destruction of the
squadron here, should they fail in this
to re- take Maiden and erect batteries
so rs to rrevest our vessels sailing NO
sntil they have feet built large G.
nomsh TO cope with ours.-They will
not surrender the supremacy upon an
element they have called their own
without another struggle. 4 consid r.
abla regular force we understand has
been ordered on here by the general
government.
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TO HsFxM757o

9 ME Farm, on which Mr.. James
Il Rice lives at prefent, belonging TO
the iubicribsr, and ituated near the head
OF OPequan Creek; the land to be culti
waited IN corn for the ensuing year,is OF the
very hea quality, being a meadow, con-
taining twenty FIVE acres, which has no,
been cultivated for Thirty years; there is
alto on II fine large Orchard of the beR
kind of fruit.
Any peFion wiihiag to rent, will do
we'd TO make an early application, as it
IS expected there viii be many appl;canf,.
HPpteatiop to be made TO Thomas Ct,-
mer, living at the head Of Oeequon, or
TO the ia5icTibcr in Winchcfef.
MARGARET DOWDALL.
February II. 6,,f
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TgJIT7IDN.

VIE inbfcriber informs his friends
d and the public in general, that he has
opened fchool at his Mottc.s, and
would take few Scholars to make up his
complement. Terms of Tuition, frem the
expiration OF the present quarter (com-
mencihg the third Of Jaruary lafj will
be as follows For Spelling, Readins
and flirting, two dollars and fifty cents
per quarter and for Spelling. Reading.
Wrif'ng and .fr'Hmctir. three dollars
per quarter. OuilIs and Ink will be fur
nifhcd ,oesch fcholar fcr twenty five cents
per quarter. 1hole who have deGic TO
encourage the fubfcriber, may scit sGur.
ed, that every attention SHALL be paid to
the Improvement of their children.
WIN. Nc. HOLIDAY.
N. Il. Two or three boys will be ia
ken as boardets at the cuGomary rate.
WA. Nc. HOLIDAY.
WinchsRer, Fcb. IL. 6ld
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EAGLE.

~ xgs 4 hosfe will fan the the
eniuing fcafon, at ,5 fub.
II efstsssSas.s fcriber's fable in I, reaer.
lex county, Va. on the main reasI. half
way between Wineheter and Ste pIiens.
burg.
TO gentlemen generally, but more par.
sicnlarly thcfe below the ridge, there
viii be many Inducements for tl,e;r [and-
ing mares TO the above place fuch as .hs
excclienee of Pa!suFagc the temperature
OF the Climate, whe-soy mares, not be.
ing exposed to heas, flies, and many corn.
plants common 20 fhc low couatrv, n,
with more cafe be kepr in good or,'.r.
and shera VIII Till be greater csrts ;n,y
OF thsir proving with colt. Prove.,f.er cf
every kind viii be farniihed On ,i,.. rof
Reasonable terms. ! he plautatica IS un-
der good fence, and every pcssis,le car.
and attention will he taken OF rn,rcs br,
30 responsibility fer accidents o., efcsn.s
hAGLE, IS COW in high bealth and
visenT. and in his performance nc has
been unrisalled, 10 Is he de{erv.dly e.
tcercd by the hca judges to be the fnca
hoite ever Imported IN po,nt of a..
fEcngth. or the mott peEsr:Ef fymnetr,. s
form. His produce IL. ENGLAND have
been running with great credit las viii
be seen BY reference TO the racing ca
lander in the poTcssjon of the fubfcriserl
and hi, colts 10 this country are uncou.
monty lave and promiing.
| EAGLE will tand ar Fif,v Do,l,,.
the tcafon, payable on the 1T October
next, end Seventy five Dollars Ipsnr,n>c,
TO BE- paid as foon as tie mare j, af,er.
tanned to be with cclt, or in cafe of deaf,
or change OF owners. One dollar 70 the
groom, IN every inaance to be oa;4 nm
the arrival of the mare. The feason to
commence on the Ift March, and termi.
nate the If July.
WALTER BELL.
February ic, 1874.
~. 5. On the above place there are
great number of falls and fheds. spitabIe
| tor mares with colt or having them at
loot. Genrlemen at a difance, will
pieaie, IT convenient, forward the money
On taking away their mares, or fend a
note OF hand for the ameunt.
6It3ifMay. w. R.
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pLATrSRIrRG. Ian. o.

10 agy Gen Wilkinson arrived here,
from Waterford. His arrival was
announced by discharge from the
whole park OF artillery, and his return
was extremely welcome to the inhabi-
tants, because they are, from The con-
eentration and preparation Of The Bri-
tsh at lsie-au-Eoix, afraid Of imme-
nIate INVASION and eophaSraiion.
1dnnary SO.-I understand Gen.
!" iiNInson has taken permanent lodg-
1nSs IN this village, and instead Of re-
turning to French Mills, will stay
mere TIL the campaign opens. Ycster-
day. with an escort Of 80 dragons. he
took a view of the couatry between
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tho Xyp aud wicrngertroo.nd. rs
Oran Sc Tag was Gyins in every dircv-
ton. All supplies have beco refused;
TO tina fleet at tbs HeIdsr, uati. tirey
hoist the Datch faS, which is look ed'
for tomorrow.
amsterdam, .Nor. fs.--The new GO
vcrrneat appointed in this city is colD-
posed of the following gentlemen
Mr.. j. e. Van Der hoop. Mr.. p. A.
Van Boetze!aer, D.. W. Elias. z. p.
Charlie. j. Huydecopcr Van Maarsse-
yeen. W. EorceI, j. n, Van Eys, Mr..
c. Van Der Ondermeuien, Mr.. j. Van
Lonn Jansz, MIR. ID. J Van Lenneo.
II. Van SiinSe!andt. j. Hodssom, Mr..
ID. HooFt, G. Fen sanic, 4. Mcndez
de Leon, j. A. WiIIink, j.. Teysset,
Mr.. w. F. Mosge huffman, J. j.
May, A1r. p. A. Brugmans, Mr.. J. IL
Meyer, Mr.. o. W. J. Berg. Mr.. j. s.
Van de folien, Mr.. Il. a. Deutz, Van
AsscuAc.ft
Haguc, Noe. 17.-I'he general 40.
vcrnment constituted professionally CON.
sis,s.of Mr. L. Van Der Dawn ya,,
Maasaan, %isbert kareI Van Hcser :
dorp. G. aepeIaer Van Driel, j. y.
Van H'sendorp, +. d. Chadgnion, +.
G. Ne lengc.
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or Of France, and from this day we
consider as Rebels and Traitors to-
wards our National Government, all
! those whose attachment or sutssr-
yieacy to France, may induce them to
dissent from, our orders. or those OF
our Officers, Delegates, sc. or those
who may hold correspondence or COM
nunieatioa with the enemy.
All connexion with our Oppressor.
whose contempt and repreacl has caus
cd the cheek Of every Dutchmaa to
burn with shame, ceases from this
moment fsr ever. But this is not
eunuSh
nutch;nen !! We cal! on ycu to rail-
ly around the Standard we have plant
ed. We call On you 70 drive the Eu-
es,y that remains, from our Country,
TOUR Fathers land,l they dare seen,
yet to threaten US. although tremb.in.
at our unisn. Extcrminaie them f.or,
car soil.
Remember the deeds Of our Fore
ftthers under the Immnr,ai William,
the First Of Orange /? Let the volcanic
enthusiasm OF love of country. carry
YOU TO the same deeds of heroism,-,et
the example of Spain animate you to
sacrifice lie, property, every tl,ins
dear to nan, uutil you SILVER Into
atoms the calling yoke, and restore
us the rising sun Of our ncw-born-li-
berry.
We Rave officers experienced in war
charged with your Armament, thew
will head you in every danger, aud
united with the allies, all or dan
gers will soon vanisf, before us.
Order aud discipline shall charac-
terize our forces, both are in.epara-
bic from real courage. We will
take care OF our defenders, they shall
not want amy tlin5-J'he Cop Of HaI-
land tights with us, lot 80 one des-
pair-Hc vii! assist hy his Almighty
| power, those who assist themselves.
III we are TO carry on this war cf
defence and liberty beyond our from
tiers, the expences oftae gcuernl go-
verpment must be deireyed by the
continuation at our taxes. ana we need
not reiniad our coantrymcn of their
daey-ts tell thcm: The countries
| revenues are essential 10 its rca!
welfare and Independence, is enor~l.
| at this moment.
We order every officer in Holland to
remain ut his station and appoint
them TO discharge their duties. under
The protection of every good Dutch
| man.
| We desire and qaaIify all such off,
cers whose supcriors have abandoned
their administration, 10 consider a.i
respect the oldest In rank helonriua. to
their department as their chief, hold
lnS hem ali collectively responsible
for the due administration Of their
appointments.
! We trnst to that spirit of good
oriier which distinguishes cur country
mcn TO every department of,he cavern
meat, particularly that of Justice, for
uninterrupted tranquility. and r,gor-
Gus support of the laws of the govern
| n,ent.
! We desire and order all aenart-
ments, cities and places, holding
authorities, 20 proclaim and affix this
Us usma! according TO law.
Done this Goth November. 1913.
OK. VAN HOGENDOEF.
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The United States Brig syrea.
Lieut.. Parker, sailed frnm Boston on
the 25th uit. on cruise.
February 10.
Copy Of istter}som Brig. Gen. FLoyD
TO Ny. Ger. PiHc,5NEY, deaeG
Camp Defiance, 4s niles west OF Cha
ia.seuehee, IAN. q, ieia.
Maisr sen. 3IHcxNEY,
SIR have the hoaor TO ac1aaiut
yonr sxceiieacy, that his morning at
20 inmates past o'clock, a very large
body Of hostile Indians. made despe-
rate attack upon tie artly under my
comman:s. They stole upon the cen
iinsls, fired upon tfer,, aud with great
imPetuosity rusied upon our lines in
20 m:nctes tie acii,n Became general.
and orr trout, right and left i!anks
were closely pressed but the brave
and gallant conduct OF the field and
line officers, and the frames OF the
men. repeiied them at every point.
The steady firmn.ss and incessant
fire Of Capt, 'rhomas's artillery and
Capt. Adams riilcmen preserved our
front l;ne both Of these companies
suffered greatly. The enemy rushed
within 80 yards of the artillery, and
Capt. iiro2dnax who commanded one
of the picket guards maintained his
post v'ii' great bravery Until the enc
ny gained his rear, and then cut his
way tiycugh them 10 the army. On
ia's occasion Timpoochie Bdranel, u
half breed, at he head Of the Jchics.
distinguished himscif and contributed
70 thc retreat OF the picket guard the
other friendly Indians took refuge
within our lines and remained inactive
with the exception OF few who join
ed orr ranks. So soon as it became
light enough TO distinguish Objects,
ordered Mnlor's Watson's and Free
mans hattaIious TO wheel up at right
angles with Majors Booths and Cleve-
lands baltalions who formed the right
wing to prepare Tor the charge. Capt.
Duke Hamilton's cavalry VINO had
reached me bat the day before was
ordered To form in The rear Of the right
wing, 10 act as circumstances shonid
dictate tie order for the charge was
promptly obeyed, and the enemy ned
in every direction before the bayouei.
The signal was given for the charge
Of the cavalry who pursued,
aud s,,bcred eileen Of the enemy.
who 'cst tiirty-scvcn dead on the field:
from BE eEusion Of blood and Number
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ROTTERDAM. Nov. 10.


BURG0AiASIERS.
J. +. Van Acgendorf, President, Sa.
macl Van HcoSstraten.
C0JNSELL0RS.
?. 8a!de, c. J. Riankenheim. G.
Van GahUep, W. /. Gevers Devnoot.
@. p. Grneuiux Van Eaelen Van Rid.
derkirk, y. Fandeir Helm, J. n. He's.
man, n. J. 4. G. Hoffman, M. Hpos.
J. Hun,bcrt, T. B's Jacob, T.. A. De
Jous, VI. M De Monchv, G.. Van
t'ordi.i. i. rrins. j. Reepmaker Van
stfevetshack, A, L. Van Schel.s. C.
w. SCHUYLER, L. SINGER, w. Suermondt
Il, Yincs, G. Van Tolicnhoven, IN. p.
Watcher, II. Faa Zuyjen, Yaa Nye-
welt.
SECRETARIES.
l.. Van 0yen Az, Jacob Abra,la IN
Van Ens len, Van NyevaIt. Senior.
Nnguc, .Nor g. At the call of the
general government the public spirit
has manifested itself in The most extra
ordinary degree. Two corps d'armee.
are already formed. the GFsj, reinforc
eel by de!aohnents fram Lcyden, has
proceeded towards Utrecht, the other
has marched inr Brrd or Gorcum, boil,
are provided with Ge!i artillery. the
last las an armed luti;ia irum Rotler
dan, TO cooperate.
Derd. ,Fcr. 2e.-Yestsrdsy mernin-
this city was caanonadch from The
quarter of PapendreSt very uaexpect
eddy. The French troops retired with
in our walls, and made every kind Of
requisition, but this morning at o.
clock they retrcated from hesee preci-
lately, without acquiring their bsoty.
Haurtem, .S'or. 2t--The advance
guard Of the Allies passed the Yssci
on the 10th inst. One column has ar
rived at Nyder1s, another at Amers-
fsert. From the first, 400 Cossacks
advanced TO " Half way Harlem
and obtained possession Of the fort
commanding the foundations, from ,be
French who capituiaicd
The Rms ian General Resin has is.
sned a Proclamation at Groningen
dated 18th inst. desiring the general
government to continue it's stiines to
prevent disorder. aud farther ordering
all public fuactiona;ie 30 deposit their
funds with The same fer protection. In
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VI HrNu-uCesseS ana War-ctncs found in
various directions, their loss must
have been considerable, independent of
the wounded.
Il directed the friendly Indians. will,
Meriwethcr's and t'oris rifle compa.
mics, accompanied by Capt Hamiltom's
troop, to pursue them through Calihee
swamp, where they were tcailed by
ti.eir blend, hui succeeded in e,ert;i-
king hu, one oil their wounded.
Col. Newuan received three balls :a
the commencement 9th action, which
deprived me Of the services nftl,at gal
liant aud useful officer. The Assis.
Adj. Gen. Narden. was ;nlcfatigabie
in the discharge of his duty, and rem
dercd important services +: his horse
was wounded under Linn. The whole
OF the staff was prornp,e and disch;,rg-
ed their daiy with coura sean,l iide,i;3:
their Vigilance, the iatrepitIity Of tho
officers and the iirnncss OF the men.
meet my Appreciation AID deserve the
praise OF their country. ] have to re-
greet the death ai E.any of nay brave
fellows, who havs faand honorable
graves in the voluntary support Of
their country.
ply aid dc camp in executing n, Or
ders, had his horse killed under him.
Gen. Lee and Major Pace, who as adj
dittnnal aids. rendered me essentia,
services with houor to themselves and
usefulness TO the cause in which they
have enstarked. Four Wagon and Sc
verai other lterses were killed. aud two
OF The artillery nurses wounded. Willie
L depiorc the Losses sustained on thus
occasion, | have the consolation To
Know that the men which | have the
honar To csinmand have done their DIS
~.
hereby transmit ysu list of the
killed and wuunded, and have the ho
nor to be, most respectfully, your ODE
dient servant.
tSisnea) JOHN FLOYD, fsr. Cea.
Accompanying the above we receiv-
ed n list OF the killed and wounded in
the action of the eth ult. which we
are compelled to lay over autil TO- NOR
row.
Albert GaIlatin is appointed By the
Presideat of The United States. with
the advice and consent Of the Senate.
ODE one OF the Miss;en to Soften
burg.
George Washington Camp5eu. Of
Tennessee. is ia like manner appoint
Ell Secretary OF the Treasury OF the
United States.
These appointments it is understand.
received I'D opposition in tie Senate,
with The exception of perhaps one vote
against the !irst Of them.-.siat. LIT.
.Nichaet Lcib (now Senator from
pennsy'vania) is appointed. by the
Post Master General, To .e Post Mas
ter ct the City OF Philadelphia, vice
Robert Paton deceased.
Gen. Armstrong is possessed OF in
for.aation, that Governor Provost is
authorised and ready to agree to an
armis'ire, whenever II is desired by the
administraiion....Fed. Rep.
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TnE MEN aonMqIRs.

Mr.. Horsey, one Of the Senators
FROM Delaware, in the debate upon the
army bill. prosecuted to the Senate the
following calculation ofthe amount of
ti,s new bcanties. AS many of the
{. war hawks" are good economists in
their private concerns, we think this
statement, il 1t does MT stagger them,
laiist a: feast make them reject lit
tie.
Have gentlemen calculated the a
mount of .his hountyP 1t is. without, An
example in the history of the world
aud If the war is 10 cpn.inna any length
OF lime, such, as. woul,l sink This or "a
ny government. What is it suppose
6o.000 men he wanted to conpietc the
p,iliiary establishment. land it is be-
l;cvei! this or near his number is want
ei!j then the estimate would be
$4,000 ..,rn, az 500 bounty
each S5,ooo,ooo
do. do. at $50 acres, at
So per acre se,eoo;eoo
do. do. 3 months pay
when discharged i,2oo,Ooo
do. do. SIS Gar each 10
the recruiting officer 4oc,noo
Making an aggregate SsS,soo,o0o
a snm nearly equal 10 The public debt,
foreign and domestic, al the close of
tie revolutionary war, and sufficient To
suhsisi. annually, u British army OF
400, 900. .Ibid.
From the Boston Daily .4dver.iser.
The following Communication is :
DOnymoEs.
THE PROSPECT BEFORE US!
Extract Of letter from u .Nembgr of
The .Seatate, dateI Washingioa Janu-
ary ie. ISts.
have seen letter from MIR. Craw-
ford, who says in plain language, that
lie would never have been received as
our Ambassador by Bonapartc, had not
the allies been victorious that he has
no prospect TO obtain any indemnity
for tic rabheries OF France On eur com
s.erce, and that Bonaparte will rcvsr
grant us a commerciai treaty unacconl-
panied ky u treaty offensive and de-
fensiye towards G.. Britain. He has
offered, On receiving subsidy OF
100000 Of dollars, TO spare Us some
ofhis ships, witt, some of his generals
and officers OF engineers. This in the
acttote ertent d his disinterested iove
far coantry.-With regard TO peace
another campaiSn Of Bonaparte in Eu-
rope and OF Armstrong III this country
must be tried, before any honest at
sempes will he made TO negotiate with
England. L have heard two Ieadin.,
members OF our cabinet saw, that we
ought aot t" hope for any arrangements
with England until we are victorious,
and TO be victorious We must have an
army either b. nancy or CONSUMPTION.
Thai ii 20 dollars will not tempt our
citizens 10 enlist, ace must eflr LOO
nay 30o dollars aud if money should
have no a!iurement, coasc.Iptio7 mast
te resuried 10, as the last resource 20
eonqner Canada and peace-Such is
TIE prospect before as.
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FeaasylrrIaia Le:i .lsture.

The house ofrepresentalires haze
adopted the proposed alteration osthe
constitutions of:he United States, re-
dnciaS 'he term FOR which senators are
eieetet, fsom SIX 10 four ycafs-yeas -,
Nays : Po!jtierL Register.
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WASHINGTON Ech =

The last dates from Albany state
that the troops at French Mills were
ahout to march for Sackctps Harbur,
but make 10 mention Of The reported
engagement. General Wilkinson ar
rived at Plattsburg on the Goth. at.
INT.
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here and the Canada lines. through
which The enemy must pas. &c he at
tacks Plattsbursh, for the purpose Of
recognizing the best point,at which to
look him in the face. impede his pro-
Sress, andthi his ranks. There are
several points at which a single twelve
pounder wouI,! let u vast deal OF Bri-
tish blood, If we'll served. Indeed,
since the generals intention to stay has
been known, we have considered our
selves safe, because, being OH the spot.
lie can direct the force, both here ana
at the Frenci, Mills, at his disposal, ia
such manner as to defend this place a.
Sainst any force the British can CON
centrate, in the neighborhood OF Montre-
al, until lie is prepared TO act offensive
".
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P,TTssuReH. (pa.) Jan. 2s.-We
have seen IL letter from an officer of the
volunteer company which left this
place for Erie Gil the late alarm, dared
at Erie, Jan. 2t. The writer states
that volunteers were preparing 70
march TO I-ons Point for tie purpose
OF destroying 800 sieds, which the enc
my had prepared for The purpose Of
transporting troops to Erie, in order to
destroy our squadron.
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From the EaG.lo. Gazette, .rrn. Is.

ITVH NC baU'4to, dd1etEe, .F1N. %.
Fostscr;pt.-We stop the press to
say, that an express arrived at Ba:a-
Via, yesterday morniug, and states, that
the Bri;is', had beea reinforced at Fart
Niagara that they had made SALLY
from the Fort and had burnt all the
buildings TO the + mile creek {on the
lake
Brig Gen. nurnet arrived this day
1T Wiliiansvii,e.
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M - ME abo se eeless-..rt
s X. ho.fe will Aan j the
ffS euiuing feafon, at ,1 fub.
: Ek s[ettAsssASers.a fcIihcr,s nahie In I,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-12

Gen. Armstrong is possessed of IN
for,aation, that Governor Provost is
authorised and ready to agree to an.
ar,nis'ire, whenever i is desired by the
adninistration....Fe Req.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-12

.Niciaet Lcib (now a Senator fro,
pennsyivania) is appointed. by th
Post Master General, To be Post Ma,
ter ofthe City OF Philadelphia, vie
Robert Patton deceased.