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NEWS BY THE FOX PRIvArEER

NEWS BY THE FOX PRIvATEER.
THE Portsmouth Oracle, of Saturday last
sontains number of Military Documents
extracted from Liverpool paper of A,
pril 9. Our limits this day, will permi,
Us to copy only the following in detail. the
summary of the others having already
appeared.
PROCLAMATION
Of Marshal Prince Schwartz enberg to the In.
ha5i,an,s Of Paris.
Inhabitants of Paris 1.-The allied ar.
mics are before Paris. The object of their
march towards the capital Of France is
founded on the hope of a sincere and lasting
reconciliation with France. The attempts
made to put an end to so many misfortunes
have been useless, because there exists in
the very power of the government which
Expresses you, an insurmountable obstacle
OF peace. What Frencbman is there who
is not convinced of this TRUTH
The Allied Sovereigns seek, in good fafh.
as salutary authority in France, which
may cement the union of all nations, and
OF all governments with her; it is to the CT.
ty OF Paris that it has fallen under the pre-
sent circumstances, to accelerate the peace
Vi euC WOrlu. he WISH Oi tnlS City Is look
ed for with that interest which result of
such Importance must inspire. Let her de-
clare herself, and from that moment the
army before her walls becomes the support
Of her decisions.
Parisians You know the situation of
your country, the conduct of Bordeaux, the
friendly occupations of Lyons, the evils bro't
upon France, and the real dispositions of
your fellow citizens. You will find in these
examples the termination of foreign war
and Of civil discord you cannot search it
elsewhere.
The preservation and tranquility of your
City will be the object of the cares and mea-
sures which the allies are ready to take, in
conjunction with the Authorities and the
Notables, who possesses the largest share Of
public estimation. No troops shall be quar-
tered upon you:
In these sentiments, Europe in arms be.
fore your walls, addresses you. Hasten to
reply to the confidence which she places in
your love for the country, and in our dis
erection.
The Commander in Chief of
the Allied Armies.
Marshal Prince of SCHARTZENBERCs
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with 2 cargo Of ESD pipes Of vim, and some
casks, captured or the 18th OF April, BY
the privateer schooner Chasscnr. Wade, of
Baltimore; ]. Pryor, prize master. Was
chased for several hours by the Nimrod
brig.
The British ship Upton. of 10 guns from
Cork for Newfoundland, cargo pork, Hour,
butter, biscuit, soap, candles, &c. prize to
the Diomede ~privateer of Salem. arrived
az Wiscassct, Sd inst. captured May 30, off
Newfoundland, after an action of an hour
and 20 minutes. She had l04 men OH BIO ard.
(many OF them supposed TO be prisoners,)
and had one killed and one wounded-The
Diomede none hurt.
Two days after leaving the privatcer. the
Upton captured the British letter of maroue
ship Hero. from Cork, cargo of provisions,
alter an action OF 2p minutes, but having no
men to spare to man her. gave her up--She
had great number of passengers.
A SINGULAR AFFAIR.
A few weeks since, the Swedish Consul
General on his route to Philadelphia, while
resident in Newport. r, /. had severe hnn
dred dallars s;olen from his writing desA.
Soon after his arrival in philadelphia. a
black man called on him and put in his
hand letter. without date or signature,
Inclosins the amount of which he had been
robbed, in the identical bills
We understand, that Colonel Smelling
passed through this city, yesterday morninS
for Washington. with dispatches from Gov.
ernor Provost. to the Secretary Of State
The Major left Plattsburg on Thursday e.
|'vening.
A boat arrived here Yesterday from Mar.
tha's vineyard. and last from Newport. ia
days, with dry fish. The Captain of the
boat (Norton) informed US, that on Saturday
,sst' prize to the private armed shooner
Nnasseur. Capt Wade, of Baltimore, arri-
we'd at Newport. The pre- is laden with
wine; Perry prize master.
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NEW YORK, June 9.

Arrived at Newport on Saturday morning
british brig Melpomene, of guns, and 10
men IRON Iarragoua bound to the BrsziIs.
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musquet shot, which opened heavy FIRE
of ma quetry. and fired seven broadsdes.
with many single shots. One ball went thro''
the mainsail. and another Cut the breach Of
the foresail. Fired Long Tom at the frigate
twice, struck up Yankee Daodle and by
great exertinns escaped from her. The
ocourge during her cruize, has made 100
prisoners"
The Portland paper states, that Messrs.
Iaiiatin and bayard were in Londo on the
l6th Aprii-that no news had been received
OF the arrival of Messrs. Clay and Russell
lat Gottenburg, and at the latest dates the
British government were embarking IS. 900
men for Ouebeck, and 10000 for Halifax,
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rt the King of France to Boulouguc
Cironde is this moment Is P.M1
from London. The Pulonaise is ex
ne sail from Cherbourg to morrow, as
ing does not go in her.
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name and on the behalfof His Majestv, INV
think expeS6ent to apfsiut, and establish, for
the permanent Government of that Country
until which period we promise to carry into
effect this Proclamation in every way that vii
best conduce to the safety and prosperity of
the Inhabitants ofthe Country, Provided th,.y
contribute by their peaceable demeanor to ,he
measures necessary and expedient TO be TIA
ken to hold possession of the Country against
Ills Majesty's Enemies, to which object the
Officer commanding in that Country, for the
time being is to employ his whole force, and
any opposition from the Inhabitants of that
Country o the measures necessary 70 accom-
plish that object, viii render this Proclama-
ton null and void.
Given under our Hands and Seals at Arms AZ
Halifax, this 2lst day of Sept. in the 54,h
year Of His Majesty's Reign, Annoque Do
mini, 1914.
JOHN COAPE SHERRROOKT.
Lieut. Gen. Commanding.
EDWARD GRIFFITH, Rear Admiral.
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VIRGNIA LEGIsLATURE.

The voluminous State Papers which we
have lately received from Washington, have
hitherto prevented US from paying that atten-
ton to their Proceedings, which they deserve
We shall begin in our next to make, as usu4i,
copious extracts from their Journal, stating
such further explanations, as our own obserya-
ton may supply. The Proceedings are be-
ginning to assume considerable interest.
A resolution has been moved and a Com
Vnittce appointed to enquire whether the
State had not better undertake the com
Tnencemcnt of Salt-works weeks past
we thought it hard that Salt should have sold
for So a'bushel 1t has now maunted Up to
or 10. Some have even retailed it at Is. Sd.
the quar- ! How neCessitous or greedy
must those men be, who speculate at this
rate upon the necessaries of life.
A bill is before the II. of d. to stay any
execution upon any Judgment or decree for
money, which hath been or shall be render
ed, by a Court or Justice OF the Peace, by ten
deIing bond & sufficient security to twice the
amount of the demand inclusive of interest &
costs. -Proceedngs, IN distress for rent, or ON
deeds on trust, to be stayed on the same Provi-
sion. THE blank in the bill has been filled, so
as to make il take effect till March 1916. A va
ricry Of amendments ave been proposed but
no conclusive decision yet had on the merits
OF the Bill.-We shall seize the first moment
to announce It's fate.
APPOINTMENT.
Col Francis Preston of Washington County,
Brigadier General, i'll the room of General
I Tate, deceased.
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From the C0TTrspvndcri of the Cn'umh:an.
LATEST FROM THK. NIAGARA.

EHFao, Oct. 1871, C1Hws@qg J
In the way ofne~s, cgn communicate nothing
One or two days, however, may bring firth nueh
-toth divisions of the army uniei General iza~l to-
ether with 700 or 1900 militia under Porter t,ok
up the line OF march for Ch,,pqwa this n,o,riuy--
-ilIe enemy are at the old position Ton the nnrh
side OF the Chppawa river creek sud think ~ A.
ton viii take place tc-Hiorvow The army is IN ~.
cellentors'er and fine spirits Their strength am not
allowed to tell, but s1ieSS su'iccn, strong to ove--
wheim any force now on the Permissible The ,!el.;-,
however, ct gen. Izairi, has appehensiy lost ~
the go'isn opportunty Of capturing the Whole If
Drurnmond' sdiyisioa.
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LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
Rosrom. OCT. ~

ifDo lNHH At4~s q As
FROM HALIFAX.
Admiral Cochrane sailed from Hsbfax On
the 18th inst. in his own ship, the 'Ionnant
uuacccmUaniei by am, other. Tie remained
AZ Halifax but a few days and to1k Win h.m
a quantity OF lgh' artillery. It &as thought
ne WAS on his return 20 the Chrss peake.
The Admiral snled appatensy IN great
haste, being towed cut ct the har5or bv boats
u vas sad he care % draw from the place
all the regular troops and to have The forts
gaI1iscned BY militia but Gov. Saerbtcke
You'll not agree tr toe arrangement. Tie
genera. lginou was ihGt he ha utW c1pc-
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They do all justice TO their brethren Of
Massachusetts, hat they will never he
state to curse the Infatuated Junto, who
have thrown her character into shade.
High and heroic would that character be,
1t the many great and noble spirits whom
she contains, were permitted TO dcvelope it.
But " the ungodly have usurped the seats of
the righteous - & the cradle of the Revolution.
like the Temple of Jerusalem, has fallen into
the hands of the Infidel,
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o'tion IN view, and vas TO meet his force ST
some particular place to execute It.
The cat; and 9Sth skeleton rcieimcrts, &
! battalion of Germandroops, were at Hall
FAX A great many blacks were there, bro't
| from the Chesapeake, who the people were
| dissatisfied with having brought there
lhere were about 10 sail of men of war in
port including OF sail of the line, and or
G frgates.
II was repo'ted that the officers in Canada
had protested against Gov Prcvnst's military
conduct, & signed petition to the Prince Re-
gent tor his recall aud it was even said that
Gov Sherbr"Ee and Ad. Ccchrane had signed
the petition.
The body of Sir Peter Parker, (who was
! the Acbar
The 9th inst. is appointed rs tlav Of rub
lie thanksgiving in Nova Scotia for the peace
in Europe
PROVISIONS were verv lirh.
Latest I5chcri from Ent-'znd.
The ship captured bv the pvivateer Ports.
mouth, sailed from plYmoutl. Ene on the LIST
on sept with several transports with troops,
munitions of war. &c. for Quebec, and under
convey. and separated at sea- Lord Hill bad
not sa,'r? y large number of British trans
ports he'd departed COR France, engaged to
carry French troopstc the w. Indies.
I'ort of Boston, oct. %.
The privateer brig Portsmouth, Shaw.
from three weeks cruze, arrived at Ports
mouth on "Wednesday, bringing in 800 bales
and cases B'h. goods. saiH to he between 9 *
300, 900 dollars worth, which she took out Of 4
large ship, bound from London to Quebec
The ship was ladcn with dry goods. gin and
brandy, was last from Plymouth, whence she
sailed in a feet Of A sal. under convoy of a
triCate, and parted in gale off the Banks of
newfoundland, f-''en the feet was dispersed
she was taken soon afterwards --Ths
Portsmouth had also captured schr. which
is understood to have been retaken
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/ Ottolcr IL 49,

IT, The C%oers Of The &h REGIMENT
Brother OhicsTs-Y Your communication Of the sO,h
rt tcstiiYng the high respect which Won entertain
iay character a. an officer" and re-
guessing me TO continue, i rcssibe. to ton1and the
regiment to which you are atzched," vss received by
M Fiti those feeling emotions Of graft de which such
ScnhmeHts, proceeding from with whom tie
-est lies Of friendship have connected me, are 81
veil calculated n excite. Fiy neinaion would npI
re 90 rsmsu ia the service Of my country, but tfa
f1te Of ny 6c9th, emf cbed by disease and the DO
lie and 8sttsr ring dicsrge vher hes been ten ercd
rye by 'he co'nuitnirg general, mGegiously demand
my retirement.
Continue, Sira ~ The zane coc-se which you have HE
htrto Furrued; let yo'ir ~onted zesi qnd promutnds
n ta dr aharge Of y'r Official dates still charsct,riz
v-"r conduct and the hiN. confidence which vour
country has REVISED 70 y0r patriotism, gctfity n co-
rage, vii We folly suswcredaud caunoi fall siiosl
proud invading Zoe asss VOC, acquire for yourselves
= "tesi' q uuiacug glory
Gro. HLSTO.N It. COL
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- rom He .<ttofffU .ff9-,s OF i'-sttcy.
From BHfdt9-A letter Of the i4h from BnFalo
states that our army had moved down the river AND
thst battle would probably take pase the ne K
day unless the enemy reu'catcd
A letter from Sacke''s Harbour, dated The I7th inst
s7tes, th9t the Hect o. the enemy we're seen off the
'incks on the dav preceding, supposed to be bond up
the Lake Our Rect remained in Sackett's Harbor IS
aBchCr.
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Can't Blounf, Fayetteville Tennessee,

Can't BEounf, Fayetteville Tennessee,
3D. OciObeT, 1914.
4" General Jackson has requested General
Coffee to raise 1000 mounted horsemen.-
We are now encampcd here about $500
strong. All have been mustered into ser
vice, and others hourly coming into camps.
There will be two Regiments the first viii
take up tire Inc Of march this evening for
Fort st. Stephens they have prepared them
selves with 10 days Rations the second
will take up the line of march tomorrow ;
both of which are already organized. You
shall again hear from me when we get pos
session Of Pensacola.
owe shall see Old Hickory (Iackson)
in about thirteen days hence. The dravght-
ed militia are five days ahead"
O. The Baticr,scS Paper-Mlls having been stopped
from the want OF rain, had qHe paper sufiiceat
publish three times during this week.--Our friends
may however, rest assured, that tley shall not ulti.
mat.ly suffer from this lalureWe have made such
arrangements a., hope, will permit as 90 90 on,
rs usual mex; wcek.--In the mean time sload any
important news reach no before cur next narlhsG we
shall be sure % give i in an Extra
DIED IN this City, Mis- Eksa Banks, Rsveet Pj7, If
IS, the eldest daughter % Mi. g.. W Banks If Zap
paiisnnoek This event, most slsnchny la ITSELF is
il,e more 70 ne is,neaei. beorrse this me second
daughter, whom, within the last fortnight, this worthy
Man hiss consigned N the tomb.
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Lit. C3l Hus'on,
4th iseg't. V. Militia.
.9ebfer,bsr 80 1915
Your most 0bcd't seiv't.
JAS. BANKHEAD, .4Cig. Cent,

DtptcNtO61 ~, ASi1a
Lieutenant Colonel George B,,stoli
Having seen from letter hre ssed to YOU from ta
Adi''iaut Generals Office, with per1sal Of Which we
have been favored, that tire permission of return,
from the service ~ yolr country has been rendered
you, pres Won this communication as a meuleuto
Of u high syect enertaIn tos youf character rs
man, i officer ard Of or anxious wishes that
You should continue fpo-sbIe to command the repi.
meni - which te orc attached
HOUc gcr II manly aud of3cerlike department 10
those who bal been intr7istej your com,nand Ana
your assduOus eudCsv 10 instricttieIn T. seeIee
and principles Of w have inspired with ieeiae s OF
gratitude, which cannot be easily iOrgottenW henin
struggles for the support Of the gloo;,s cause in
which we are engaged, disaster aud defeat have aen-
ded The American arms, the indignant ebuil; ions os
yourleeings have manifested mind animated With tie.
hottest patriotism and on the contrary, when zscfgfF
has perched upon chr Standard your conteuanee has
been ever iiumned with the most expressive low
tn short, SIR, the nro1sr and c7i,hsaSD which YOU
have 0i1cola egnced for The defence Of the aloi,ed
Tighfs oi your country sufficient earnest that ian
the hor OF danger you would be foremost n conducting
Us to she post OF hoi!Jr ART giofv
Accept Sir our vYarmcst sentiments o. esteem, and
our best "isi'"s !or your success and prosperity in
Whatevcr st"stion yor may BE- placed.
ThJs. WeoliG.. Il Col Jsmes Hsgs, Cart Ed
ward ~. Mose'y, Ensign, Rcharti Jones' Ensign.
" IN g. Cium, L. Geo. Cox, MAJOR, Jonathan
HafdwecS, Ensign John SlOan, Capt. Thomas
5. Staples, Ensign, James Reyburns Ensign.
WIN. Fitzgerald, CAPT e Morris Capt J Coop-
e. t5sGt John Gordon, Ensign, John Hamilton,
iJe'lt J. Career, Capt Wharton Jones Ensign.
nar1adGke Ganusvay, Lieut. Edluuld Wood,
Ensig7.
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.hJutanf Generals Office,

- '1"jOF5 ) y y, I8l4.
SIR--The reduction oftl" 'lf,ivrt ,inle,I A., Tb-
discharge OF the sick and rr; calls Tor the rc,io.
II the Field Officers sri without taking into corsl
ration the merts 81 Che officers, which would h an IN
v'sus MOI; Of Discrimination ,he Interest Of tne SER
wee points 10 those whose state OF health ,lsouasc
them from the performance Of the du';- sassigned
The zeal AID anxiety 10 discharge our dirty. p,iet
you have invariably manifested, IS vel as your rack.
should claim for prcf-rencehlt yo,i- IN health
has already deprived the army Of your seryices and
most probably iii for some time come.
The General IS therefore induced To saw 10 VOL that
you are perindtcd to retire from Service and to rs IRE
you that ,ou have his thanks fr your al and tide tv
his regret at the i'll state you health and his bss
wishes for speedy recovery and pleasant lonrney
Permit me to offer assurances Of my esteem y good
wishes, and believe me,
Very respectfully,
Your most obcd't sel-5't
JAS. BANKHEAD, .3cS. Ce751.
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NoRFoLK, October IS.
OFFICIAL.

lockout Point, October 24-7 a. NJ.
The Enemy's force lying in Lynnhaven,
consists of two irigItcs, one man-of- war brig,
two transport SHIPS, three small schooners
lying TO an anchor, and one tender stand
ing down from near Old Point one brig
yrom sea last evening. and anchored lust
inside the Cape, and one transport put to
sea.
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The enemy sent some barees into Curri-
tuck Inlet few days ago. cut out three small
vessels lying there, and burnt one. The re-
port OF their depredations on the shore and
having destroyed some Sait-soorks, is contra
dicted. Herald.
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10 PAPER MAKERS.

JOHNSON g. WNRNBR. have co. sale. ten tons II
= hHer ald eo,,cs fsss, ola goa qualify
CT 20! 81
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NASHVILLE (Ten.) Oct. Is.
$1,000 MILITIA.


His excellency the governor has issued or
ders to fill the requisition from the Secretary
at war, of the 25th ult.---The men from West
Tennessee are to rendezvous at Columbia the
18th ofNoveulber next, and those from East
Tennessee, at Knoxville the same day
MAJ. Gen. Carroll will command the re1uisi-
ton, which will be formed into two brieadcs.
the first by Brig. Gen. Coulter and tile Sc
cond by Brig. Gen. Smith. The troops viii be
marched Immediately afterrendezyous where
Gen. Jactsons orders may direct.
Notwithstanding this requs.tiOn will take,
with those now III service, nearly all the RI
.tertiUc militia from this state, stl we nave
no apprehension but it VIII be flied with
ease. There WIS 1000 militia from this state
garrisoned in the Greek nation, $500 under
Gen. Taylor, marching to Mobile, $500 horse
under Gen. Coffee, for the same post, besides
nearly a regiment of horse Of volunteers from
East Tennessee, making in the whole now in
service about 5000. The last return TO the
acknowledgement of the militia makes the
whole number IN the state only few more
than 1900, but that return is believed to be
d Gcient several thousand and granting that
it 5 and calculating the sick, the lame, the
g hcken-hearted and those out Of the way, &
there will not be found that number returned
fit for duty. We therefore manifest by our
deeds, as we have heretofore by our words,
our determination to support the cause of
Liberty. Tennessee marches several hun
dred miles half her physical force to meet
her enemy--what section of the Union has
done rs much
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LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

w ASHING TON, Nov. 10
FROM TIE NORTHERN FRONTIER
The account from Buffalo, by way of Efi,.
noticed in this days paper, is, that or Che
first OF the month, Gen. lizard had Withdrawn
the greater part Of MS army from the, Canads
shore, and partially destroyed the works -
Fit. Erie. We incline to believe this inform
alton may be relied on. Il is very o,byio,,
that no real advantage resulting from it would
Justify us in occupying TT. Erie during this wit,
ter, insulated as tits in the enemy's countr1, 4
cut off from communication with our side by
straight frequently impossible for weeks
The situation would be one of harr9shfi AMI
peril, without aifording any correspobdzut
good. We presume therefore i will be ab7p-
doned and destroyed. and winter quarters
established at or near BnfTalo, OF, at that point
which will enable the portion of the army,
stationed there 10 protect our own shorey
from that devastation by 4 ruthless invader
which they experienced during The last win
ter.
The apprehension which had prevailed Of
en- attack by the enemy on Sackett's Harder
appears IN great degree to have subsidcti.-.
Ihe gallant Brown IS now there, and preuar-
ed to defend with MS tried talent and spirit
the ground On which he :" fleshed bis maiden
sword" The enemy, it is now believed win
not attack thst place,
1t is rurnofed, that WILLIAM lows is =.
bout to resign the Office Of Secfetar # the M
Wy. We apPrei!end the report is true. as ,yc
gre apprized th'ths has for some time b,sr
DESTROYS of retiring from so laborious a station
The vacancy viii be one not easily sippii.d
by as efficient head to the Department as
the present Incumbent. Nat. IN
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coMNusIcATIcx.

COLLEGE OF B;1,ELs-Sf & -JIG3T.
his Institution opened ~ A,oudsy tie IN ins,
With an address delivered by the President Doctor !;
Strith in the presence Of the rrofs sso,s many Is
the visitors aCd other Gcndemen s,sd such 81 ,h.
students IS mad assembled The badness osthe yeathc
no doubt, prevented the attendance OF IIa.v VIII
were anxious to have been there
As tins Address was very impressvi as well as ar
guIneniatise, and the concerns of Literature are
profession, bat tothe State AT large IL Is .,-opos, IN
publish hereHfter, few extracts IRON H. The Subject
ON which IL tress,is, the causes of the iec.ns;, III
Ine Colisse-Ihese ere supposed to be fourGoII-
flsf, nc pressure otbe times " r,aS.a of sh ,yr
IN which e ngss, d.
Secc7'dy; Law passed. sho,; ] s months since bv
the Legislature OF this Suite, suI;ecti,s students a,
public serAinaries in this Cotnn1olw eatt, to Militia
duty. F..
1Htrdl; Certs;n unfavorable reports which hsys
gone torth with regard 20 the Doctrines *h;eb sse
tsug.ltin ;be coll! &c; s.
Lastly; The wan. CT Acadctcl disci pine in the In
ERRATA in Mr. Mcrce-'s Resoiations. pub,;-r =; :,
orr last In the 81 line Of the Cd par for lie ,.d
f" That real The"-anc in place of ss-:c, n, s,s
stnte teTsod after the word boh in the SANG par
andtollowins what shOu,d Re fail sop with tie word
(which sastsad Of the Tori &c Such"
Dehayted The Eiff IN ,Eaiairda1 last, III ffs
faFlnT 2fl:fs' or higlig esteemed Feilozv Cit
izen,Acj GDW.fRD. PGGR-4 IL. Ilday-
OF Of lie town ot'PeteTs6trg.
------------ qffer ahort illness:
J0hH Lard, g reakeeta5ie citize4z ej,Kng Wi.s
liam County.
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,,,,,. ig.s.IT7Noaf, Nov. 10.

We UNDERESTIMATE las beeh aseer{ained that Admiral
tochiane did NOT caFiy ms id forces With him 10 Ia
tax, but lett them at Tauser JL.ud, in the Chess
peake bay, where they have since been reinforced DC
supposed, Tor the purpose ofrenewing Inc stack np7r
baltimore red Rc6J
--cSrne out on Sunday evening, went asbo,e II II =
mouth ofIe river, and cit from the Inhabitants fbat
the eneray hu gone loSa the Bay; 5appoaed bcI,T
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