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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-09
Late from England.
Oracle Office.
PORTSMOUTH, On. II. } June l.
Gentlemen,

Gentlemen,
Yesterday afternoon arrived at this
port, the privateer schooner Fox, Cap
tain Brown, from cruise of nine weeks,
having made FIVE captures, two Of which
have arrived. The Fox has on board
ESQ bales of dry goods, taken out Of
the brig Balize, from Liverpool & Cork
The Fox captured on the 18th May,
the British brig Balize, OF Liverpool,
from Cork. She sailed from Liverpool
on the 10th of April, and from Cork on
the 23d of the same month, Saturday.
The capt of the Balize informed capt.
Brown, Of the Eek, that on heThursdsy
evening previous to his sailing, there
was a general illumination ofthe city OF
Cork, in consequences of the news, which
had just been received there, ola peace
on the continent, and of the abdication
of Napoleon in favor Of Louis XVIlIth.
Bonaparte and his family having the il
berty to retire to an island in the Msdi-
terrsnean with an annuity.
There we're no papers received con.
tanning the news, and you have the sub.
stance Of all / can gather. Captain
Brown states thst the story Of the mas
ter of the Balize, was ariless, and in bis
opinion entitled to credit. The mate
who has arrived prisoner in the Fox
gives the same account OF the degree
Of credit which is to be attached TO the
above, the public must Judge for them
seIve,. ] hare only to remark, that
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From tie PHILADELPHIA Gazette.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

THE following is an extract of let
ter from gentleman in London to his
correspondent in this city ;-communi'
Gated for this Gazette. -
"LoNDoN, March is.
Your esteemed favors of the LIST
Sept. and 18th Nov. last duly came to
hand The contents of which / proceed
to notice with pleasure. The Bills
mentioned in the former have been duly
honored. Your information in the latter
concerning the progress OF Bible So
cie,ies in the u. States, particularly
those in the West, were truly gratifying
to the committee of the British and Fo-
reign Bible Society; who, upon the Ad.
dress of the Virginia Bible Society and
the printed account of that in Louisiana
being presented to them voted one hum
dred pouads to the former and have
objected me to request that the Phila-
deIphia Bible Society will supply the lat
ter at their discretion, with French BIZ
bles and Testaments to the amount OF
enc hundred pounds sterling; for which
sum you may value upon our society.
In Holland the English resident
clergy have been taking steps to form a
Bible Society for the United Neither
lanss, under the patronage Of the Here
ditary FRINGE of O. ange and en- receiv.
ing this intelligence our committee re-
solved that should such an Institution be
formed, upon liberal and permanent
basis, they will present it with donation
OF FIVE hundred pounds sterling-It al.
SO appearing that there was want OF
Bibles and Tesiaments among the Bril-
fish poor in that coebtry, they have
placed $50 Bibles and 1000 Testaments
at the disposal of the provincial commit
tee at Amsterdam.
"Tae number Of Auxiliary Bible
Societies in the United Kingdom, is
daily augmenting. Two were formed
last year in Nova Scotia, viz. one At
Picton and Halifax the latter OF which
promises to be on An extensive scale and
meets with liberal support.
ave hope that the tins is not far
distant when we shall again enjoy the
privilege of free correspondence with
our fellow christians in the u. S. of A
merica and that the diffusion of scriptu.
raj principles will ultimately teach men
TO love each other as brethren"
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a h, .;,n;nr his name without any o.
,hsr addition, in a register which snail
lie epen in each canton tor eight days
70 disanproye of any such person or per-
sons as he may deem unqualified.
No inhabitant is deprived OF this
RIGHT, with the exception of domestic
servants, Wallets, bankrupts, persons In .
state of homage, or under accusation.
when it shall appear to u.s. from
the summing up of the registers that
the majority are satisfied with the per-
sons thu. submitted to their eleet'on'
we shall consider them ss the reprssen,,,
,s,iye. of the whole Dutch people, cali
them together, appear ia the MIDST o.
them, and salute them as constituting
the great assembly, representing INC
nited Netherlands.
They shall then commence thei "
bors in freedom, and give US an account
of their progress by committee SP,
pointed 10 that effect; and as soon as
the adoption of the constitutional cede Is
the result of their Deliberations We
shall make the necessary arrangements
for taking the oath prescribed to US oy
The constitution with all due solemnl'F,
in the midst of the assembly, and amer
that be installed in state
In the adoption of these measures
worthy countrymeD, you must feei con-
WINGED, that the welfare of our beloved
country is my first and only object; thai
your interest and mine are the same
and how can they be more manliestly
promoted, than by the intr oduction 81
constitutional rules, in which you will
find the guarantee of your dearest rights!
They will furnish ne with the adyan-
,age of conducting, on fixed principles,
the charge and responsibility OF govern
ment, assisted by the best and most in
telligent of the citizens and will Sc
cure to me the continuance OF that at
lection, the expressions OF which re-
ioice nv heart. animate my courage,
tighten my burthen, and bind me and
nv house fer ever to our regenerated
country.
Given at the Hague this Cd OF
March, 1914, and Of our reign the lst !"
fSipnedl WILLIAM.
BY command, A. r. FALCK,
Secretary OF State.
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NORFOLK, June s.

The schr. Lewis Warrington o'"'
port, lately captured by the boats o. s. ",
Loire friga,e in Lynnhaven Bay, .' a,
up to Old point Comfort on ,U''
last, a. flag Of truce from ho" .,I
Cockburn with dispatches for Oen',@
Porter. The L. w. was dela'0eO NJ
the look out vessel stationed ., W
Point, until the dispatches eou'O u,
sent up and an answer returned. S ia
Massey, Of Baltimore, and op' ,oo,
gentleman who were AIKEN in the ~, 81,
Polly, Capt. Hand, from Phi''a. /,
bound to Havannah, came up IN Wv 8,
w. on their parole. From the" -,
learn that the two frigates in Ls" ed
ven are the Acasta, captain her =,
Loire, Capt. Brown. The force Up ',oy.
Bay, and which is concentrated 'hoa
Taneier IslauIs, consists 81 the E ,t,,.
and Dragon, 74's one brig and : 't .,rs
they make very few captures anu = Ill.
not more fhan Is or 30 prisoners w. Of
The enemy has about so neeFo' men
both sexes on Kent Islspd-'ns No,
are regularly traiaed to the musss .,hios
the officers say they can make ;, p s.r' j.
of the Id black yankees u ;e
going through the frings 'hey - ,hc
variable ,urn away their heads Q.
their eye. when they pull 'he a'. Nv OF
Mr.. Massey declares th'' - th'
Board the Albion, on Friday 'Ss" .sip,
Norfolk Herald Of the :, u
Tuesday, containing the pss'
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From the Connecticut Courant.
A Parallelism.

In the seventeenth century there was
an English House of Commons, whose
memory has long since been held, and
probably ever will be held, in scorn and
contempt. 1t had on oil occasions dead
majority, consisting, gsaerally, OF OBJ
scure illiterate men, who were the pup
pets of few cunning leaders. OF the
majority of that opprobrius parliament
msjoraty which, under the arbitrament
OF some half dozen Willy iBtriguers,
formed most intoiersble and intolerant
faction--ihe historian Lord Clarendon,
has gwen. the following account" In
an debates OF this nature" said his Lord.
snip, "sh here the Law, reason and com.
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BULLETIN.
Var DEPARTMENT, AtrK 7, 1914.

Var Dcfarfmenf, dfrH Z, 1910.
A despatch has been received from
the Marquis Of Wellington, dated Sauna.
tar, March IS.
After the affair oftbe Goth, the enemy
had continued to retreat with such rapi.
dity, that the allies were unable to over
take him, excepting on the 22d, when
Major General Fame, with the ath light
dragson guards, came up with the enc
my's rear guard at St. Gandere's charg-
cd and pursued them two miles, killing
many and taking about loo prisoners.
Marshall Soult arrived at Toulouse
with his army on the Oath.
We at London have just received
the intelligence of the arrival of a yes.
sci from the French coast which she left
yesterday morning early. There had
been no arrival Of Paris taters Of la
ter date than tie 30th.-Great alarm
prevailed on the coast, and another 6af-
tie qsas said 10 haUe been fought but
neither the particulars nor the date we're
mentioned. We ought by this convey
ance 10 have Paris papers to the 4th,
four days after the allies entered Paris
There was report in the city, about
half an hour ago, that the Senate upon
being applied to by the allies, bad re-
turned for answer, that the proper per.
son to be treated with was Bonaparte.
The funds fell in consequence conside.
rably.
Courier second edition, o'clock.
Some Dutch papers are arrived, and
mails from Bremen and HeligoIand.
The former bring US the official account
of the victory which was mentioned a
day or two ago to have been gained by
Murat over Beauharnois, on the 9th and
7th ult. Beauharnois was driven with
much loss from Reggie upon Farma.
Preparations were making for an at.
tack upon Hamburg in which flotilla
of English, Danish and Dutch gun boats
is to be employed. The garrison of An.
twerp j. greatly reduced by desertion
and losses in sallies.
Tn, Crewn Prince set of from Liege
on the 25th March, TO Join the Allied so.
vereigns at their head quarters.-Con-
rier.
The enemy, driven from Lyons, re.
treated IN the direction of Mirabel. The
Allies, besides occupying the city, took
up position at Font d'Ain.
Both Houses of Parliament adjourned
yesterday for the holidays the Lords to
the 18th, the Commons TO the 2sth inst.
Notice was given by Mr.. Hasse, this
morning, that the redemption Of the lpsn
would be deferred to the 3oth of NAV
Price of Stocks a. l o'clock.
Consol., 20, 70 ga, 6s 1874; On
mum, IS, IS 50, 81, 20.
Price Of Corn and Flour in LiverhoOl.
Corn Exchange, Tuesday, April s.
The country markets being principally
supplied by farmers, made the demand
for grain to-day very limited. Wheat
was Sd, and oats I'd, per bushel lower.
Other articles remain heavy at the quo.
tstions.
TIE London dates of The 7th, which
have copied, is contained in post
Grip, to the Liverpool paper. and is the
only news of importance. The details
Of tic battles before Paris. &c. fill FIVE
or six columns in the smalles. news type.
These l shall give, together with the
proclamation Of Prince Sehwartzenberg
10 the citizens Of Paris, in my Saturdays
paper.
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annie time was allowed for the receipt
Of tbi. news at Cork, the last EHgiish
date being April 9th.
Captain Brown politely favored me
With the Liverpool Daily Advertiser OF
April 9Th, from which, shall transcribe
few articles. This paper contains the
official detail. of the battles fought pre-.
vious to the entrance Of the allied mo-
rarcbs ip,o Paris, the last of which is
dated Heigh.: Of Bellville, March go"
and despatched BY Sir Charles Stewart t
to the Foreign Office on the evening OF
that day. So that we are without intel
l;senee of what followed after the occN'
oarien of Paris by the allies.
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THE following is an extract of let
ter from gentleman in London to hi
correspondent in this city ;-communi
Gated for this Gazette. =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-01
IN SENATE,

-, . T fuuU, UCE. x.
The Scnso resumed, in cornrniitee Of the Whole,
the consideration of the bit, authorizing the PRESIDE;
to cause to be built or purchased, the vessels therein
described Alter some discussion ard amendment the
bill was ordered 10 be resd athrd time in the following
form.
BE at enacted By tie Senate and House sf Retire
se'tGt!,eS Of The United States Of .4ae7cG ia Congress
assembled, That in addition the present naval es,a
hlslment the President ofthe United States be- aud he
IS hereby authorized 10 be built or purchased
Named equpped and Offered, any number of vessels
"ot exceeding which, in his opinion, the
public service may require, to carry not less than
nor more than gins EACH and 70 he
manned, eq' ipp-d ard oFcered in the manner which
lac shall Judge most expe,iient.
Sec. ,. .1ud be IL furtbe7 enacted, That for the
building purchase AID equippnE If these vessels the
sum OF dollars be, and the same IS hereby
appropriated tohe paid Of any money in the treas
~ not otherwise appropriated.
And the Senate s'Ourned to Monday.
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LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
suINGToN, Oct.

WASHIkGT TON, Oct. %.
The House Of Representatives have, after
one week 8 incessant attention to the subject,
got through the discussion of the report Of the
comnittee of Ways and Means on the addi-
tional taxes. The resolutions which have pas
sed are referred to the same committee to re-
port bills accordingly I; ard, when these bills
are reported, tie subject will be again o.
pento discussion. There is no doubt, we be-
Eeve, but bills Will pass in conformity to all
the resolutions agreed TN yIssc3S itsbe that
embracing National Bank--respecting
which some entertain doubt, though we do
not. Such an institution is so obviously neces-
sary, and so demonstrahly desirable, that ne
do not see how any man, unless on -constitc-
tional principles, can feel a doubt as TO It's ex-
pediency, though the minor details. of it
should not exactly sqnarc with his IDEAS or
the subject.
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II Q. CamA befare Rork
Eric, 5lh .1In. 13IA.

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Eric, 5fh .fug. 1914
LII lTen. Drummond has received the re-
port OF the officer, to whose direction the force
passed to the right bank of the river on the
hish- o. the ID inst. was confdcG. The ipdig
nation excited III the mind Of the Lieut. Ge-
neral, from discovering that the failure Of AN
expedition, the success of which, BY destroy
ing The eneTny's means Of subsistence. would
nave compelled his force on this side. To have
surrendered to the troops by which he is in
vested, or by rlsQung an acu n ith the I,leut
General I'D the hcld, To have met certain de-
Teat, has been solely caused b. the Ioisbeha-
Vior OF the troops employed on this honorable
service, VIII not permit him to expatiate on a
ssu"JeCt SO unmilItAly and tisgraceful. lie
mas only to intimate therefore. dat az = ;s ~
he officers that the soldiers must eve,. -
up Tor an example q intrepidity and deviation
It IS also the duty of all officers to nunisb
with death on the spot, any man under their
command, WHO may be found guilty of misbe-
havior before the enemy To the troops rnost
particularly alluded to, it is the Lieut. Gene.
raj determination to afford an immediate
opportunity OF at once eifacing from his mind
the impression which the report of its officers
ana ms oTvn observation have produced. and
OF aYertng that report Of their conduct which
ne shall feel It his Indispensable and imperious
uty - hast to lay at the feet Of his SOW e;en
Couching, ducking,or laying DOWN. ad-
Yancing under fire are bad habits, g INST he
corrected.
The Lieut. General is happy to find. tbs.
the cheers employed on the late exned;tin,,
APP ear to have done their duty.
~ order OF 1t. Gen. Drummond.
J. HARVEY,
1t Col Dep. All. Gen.
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ne foito" ng EXTRACT from I.odon papers
70 Ans,99 are gwen in the Halifax PAPER.
LONDON, Aug 25.---Dctachments OF the
following regts, embarked last week for Amo-
rlcs-sth, 9th, S9th. 4fth, 49tl,, S8th, -sIst,
@9In, petachments OF the following corps
WI also enbark--ls,. SCI, 9th. 2Ist, SSth, 4lst.
5fth, 10Th, 10Th, SD s5th. Tooth. The
transports Will proceeli 10 Cork to be joined
oy the others. The whole will rendez yous at
Bermuda
'ang. %. The Duke of wellington has had
his first audience at Paris
An order from Id. Sa,hutst's Office prohih-
ITS all Americans from removing TO that coI,.-
try' III Br'tish packers, without permission
IA consequence OF the iSyerrnption of the
American NsScc;auons 1T Cheat stoc as have
suSt:.'ncl a considerable depression.
he Valiant ~, expected to take ont Lord
Nntto America has been ftted on her sU-in
dece With congreve guns. TO tirie Is yet t1l-
ed for his L.orciship's departure.
BodieSot Austrian, Russian, and Prnssaa
troops have been sent to Tuscany to embark
for Flba which indicates mischief 10 be brew
ing there
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TIRGLNI.a LEGLsL,gTYrRE

Inc Bill for staying Executions, which
we hot,ced III our last, passed the T. of d.
1.-THE Senate, who have had a tennorary
recess, did not meet Yesterday. pursuant r.
tneir adjournment, bus will most probably form
a QroTNm to-day. The Execntion-Bjll will
deliberations.
1~; Bakey, Of Cumberland, yesterday sub
mit'ed Resolution for reducing the mum
Der OF cavalry now in the service OF this
Commonw ealtll--which was no5 disposed Of
Resolutions passed the II. Of d. on Saturday
bcS'oWing Swords and the thanks of this Le-
giSiature on Gems. Scott and Gaines for .hcir
distinguished Sailantry during the present
campaign.
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i,h1rAnrfrn1 Dc, %

ThILAnHIPrtA, Oct. 20.
BY te advic"s 'rom Lonilon and Halifax II sprears
thu afee; o' 80 sill 0nclldiny eight transports With
goo troops iOr Quebee) sailed from Portsmouth On the
'st % September THAT lord H;Fs expedition vss 10
wr!"c above twenty ttorsad troo,s aud t. sail ,hr,
;he middle Sep,emhert---That transports werc coi-
Letting NJ Portsmouth the Gath August for the pu-
pos OF transporting the garrison % hia;ic hi:lier
That detachn:cnts Of the 4th, cih S9h 4itt, 10Th,
5S'h, slst, and s9h regiments, had embarked aboi;
she 2t;h Aug. ihr America 49, That de;a h,nents Of the
ISL 81 9Th, 2ls 29t, 4st, 57th, 18th, Sd, 85.h s7,h
and icoth, the 2S,h Aug. preparing to EN-.
harh'nd that Lorl Hill take his ,as7are in the
Haut -, wbir fitting o6ton the 9th Arc with
Con9reve rockets, &c Sc The main force to rem
devious at i,ernnda.
feet passing down the English channel des-
tined tr Ameiies usually rounds off uortiua,yi alter
passing Sey, and opens the Iriqh channei where Aees
from Cork meet them Off Cape Clear. ,a,t-orc.
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FROM NIAGARA.
From the Buffalo Gazette, Of Tuesda,

From the Buffalo Gazette. IF Tuesday, Oct
Since our last, about 500 Light DRAGONS
-Artilerists anu Infantry have passed this fer
the Northern Army, in Canada.
Brig. Gen. WInder, and suite, Col Fen
wick, and many other officers have also pass
ed OIL.
On Monday week, the army of Mai. Gen.
lizard, moved from Lewiston, and crossed the
Niagara at Black Rock-The General when
Joined by the distinguished army OF Mi. Cen.
brown, passed down the Niagara.
The following extract OF a letter IS all the
direct intelligence We have HON the ar,nv-
Ne, > 1eycr, earn, TgVni the bearer Of me
letter, that preparations were complete for
crossing the Chippewa YESTERDAY morning.
E-s''2-E cfa litter TO tic Editor u the 8lf-
.}aIo Gazette, dated
Chippewa Plains, Oct. 10.
You may have heard Of tie firing at
Chippewa yesterday the ocucsion was SIM
ply this: our artillery, was advanced 90 a
point OF wood, within about SEQ wards of their
works. and opened upon theln; they return
ed the IRE from four different batteries. which
were constrained to sLozv firing Cor a6ous an
noar' and then sRenre1. They drew back
the principal part of their troops-and, after
losing few men and horses hid the rest''
considerable body of Volunteers from the
states ct Kentucky and Ohio have arrived at
- tr'it. Commanded by Gen. Macarthur Of
the regular army.
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FRon OUR COMMENCEMENT

C0h0rMDPl'd, Dcf. Is.
'a'trr rom the postmaster at Buffalo. ,lled the
18th IN. jus; received, >ays---
0ur army yss,i RAY at o'clock, p. NJ. on the
south ste ffpptws Greek, endeavoring Tn erect "a
britfe ssne miles above the village The enemy were
opposing 1enn. A cannonadng wss heard .t evening
n thar direction. 1t IS thought army viii cross the
ChipPe7ra to-day
he force -four army, consisting Ct lizards Browns
than 1000 Inen. Drummonds force is very respec,s-
Bile. IC31,ubi,n
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a VALU-ARTF, F1RN

T. NuH SALf--ivng an the colnry Of AI:ldesev, in
3 Tie state IT Vme,aa, about or nrs fro.n 'ravpa-
"',nock end 8ifon urt9nna, and miesf,Dm The RAJ
pahs9uocS we'll ard comp tciy incloscd cm.:ainia-
734 acres divided into three shifts, md has s,l.iir.
eocy Of wood and timber r its use about t~o-th;rts
IS Eat isnd, quite dry and e. for cultivation On sa
ne'' c"'nmo'"us and convenient dwelling house, COM
mandag beautiful prospect There is piyo = new ~.
chen, mea' house snd lsry granates stahles car,c-
mouse, and indeed, all necessary a,l useai ilnus: =
thriving anil proInising posch-orcharr and ~ gar
den plenty Of the best s! aud oysters may "a
had with case and convenience from Grange c,.eef -,
one SIDE, and Parrots the other aud oh the ,.
mentioned creek, convenient 'sn,hnc fDrthc deliver
md receiving Of produce For terms, arriy - e. 2
subscriber, agent for Mira Lettice Whiting
B.2LDEpLN',M LEE
November l. vlv,n
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.JVST PURLLSHEn

4 ND For sale TT Peter Cotionn's Law and A,;s.,r.
~ neJus hook Store :----- NOV 'fs'
The LATE Of the Marquis and Earl Of Welj;os,,o,,
U''nIanderr chief ri liis 1acsfy's fuces IN ll ~
riusuIs--pfice $50 cents q" "'' q
-, The Wanderer, Or Female D;nculdc1 by m,d.,,,.
UAfbay-3 VOL 3 dolls - "'''''"c
The Emporium %. Arts and Sciences. by Tbo,.as
Cooper tor April, MAY, Jt,1c and Juy
Port Folio, tor July, 60. "lo
July 20.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD

RAN-A-WhY from the Subscriber. a nruistto ,,.o
a named George, vcty Eksfy ai,,Dt t,.I, '
SIX years Of age, very bushy hair ty;d bri;nl 10y
9nd looks IKE Ss'losIic 0ps scer r,o .ior H.
Bridge 90 Sunday morning stj 8, Is prtbail T.,
taken the nad towards Norfolk where bc e' Us
I"eh' Or a. Prince-Edwavl Cou7-Hou,e Tho 80
rewar with reasonable eppences vill l., 80 NoSe
being lodged IN J.j, or delivered otl,e snirerb- 'i
80 GEORGE MARY
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Inc following amount OF property was "a
Ken 'ronI on board the enemy's feet recer,tIv
captured BY Com. Marlborough, On IaIe
Champlain. 1-''A'
1900 VT. Of powder, exclusive or fixed am
hun'ton Tor the ships between so & oooco
VT, 9t balls, &c 5000 muskets; COO sn;ts Of
slilofs winter ciotling andthe winter clio
'ning TOR the Whole Of 0,e land army.
Rhaiaad HeTaH.
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EtEo. u tl,ie city, OH Saturday las, hAcur e
CuL tssJ. At ara advanced stage of ,--for toe 80,
p.Ii'sl oib lic, ahai;snt of ;hc town al Tar,.
hannocF within ihe last i've yea7-, ,I'e:icn t;.,
City Of Riehrnnnd.-Nir Mr(awas ,.r.;;nxuisi., IN,
the sagse'y of ."s mind, and Tie ehec,,,ic,s al lis
tnsnnors which di!i'ised Charm around bnt.c Inns
lett most aicctionatr daughter aud rufnerous cii
Gle Of acqnarJnces 10 lanent tia death.
-,alSo IN this ei'y, Sua,.ay last, JonS Nc
HENRY, Esi. native CT ireland. n,u warn, il his re-
t'e, so'g in his feelings, and deeply devoted to the
OF Atn.rica.
Gf For several New Advertisements, sec the first
pag: OF this paper-and several, unavoiaby omitted
shall appear in our next. ..