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April 9.
'OR :aAIk..

LANDS FOR ;5ALk.
( N pursuance OF Deed of Trust, to the mbuer; .
G.n"-' rom James Z. Anthony. recorded in tie
GENERA Court, bearing date the sth tay of Febr"s.
ry' 1913, will be seid, the 18th day or Nav nxt
es's'e Tor the lie OF the ssid Anthony, 10 AL un
o'Sided third part of the
gloucester county known by the name Of T,,-, H.;
when ssId tract contains 1900 acres more mr. ,a.
ard whieh ssd estate for the lie of the sid AMI
5y' Is AIS interest IN the said tract of land az
VI. ourtety IN right OF his wife, who ia one of the
eo'heiresses of Philip Lee. decd The sol. MI, ~
bidder. ~'' ~ '''e h5htH
:, Also, on the same terms, and or the same ,,sv
the following wv '"ihe "sye
TRAC7S or LIND. ntz
one tract in the county of Monroe con,a;n; soo.
acres, called the Iron Ore Tract, pstested ~ ~
naroe - the said James c. ANTHONY the QS,h DO 20
September, 1905. Wy VI
One do. in the county of Ranawba, eontsjn;.o ooc.
acres, near the Salt Works on the KnnaYyL 80
ALSO patented In the name of tie said Antbo,v -.
the same day ON
One do IN the county Of Wood, containing co,a
acres, lying at the mouth Of the Little Kanawi -,
bounded by the same and the river OH al s.e
a., p yarIs OF farkeraburg, and immediately spuo,i,s
o''nherhsssets Island conveyed to the said An,bn
ny oy benjamin T. Ford, by deed dated The Js,h
Gay OF June, 1909, and now of record In the n 80.
Court ~ :" '"o uener0
ne tract IN the county of Monroe Is said 70 .o..
tam large gsaDtity OF Iron Ore snd sbouf 500 n.
wen seapteu to the culture OF Esmn onJ ~
due fit for grazing anu me resi-
rs eeiieysd, that on the tract in Ksnswha county
eaIt water may be proeured very in eonsiderabs
expence' This tract is said so to he we'll t;rahS
sud from its vicinity to the Salt VOL. eo'
mat account, be valuable OF the correet1,e.. C
these statements, however, those d s,os,d fo n,,r
enase must Judge tor tbemselves-TEe Sole vii,
sr ,f PSSs before The Eagle Tavern in THIS ty, un
WLLLLf.H .h3RSH.aLL. D.,
VIIIffJvtI (TnstsRs.
April g. ~
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Wholesale

SRoE e LEATHER STORE,
UST opened at No. II, South 'FRONT.' door.
- below Market.stres,, where the Subscribers OF.
fer for sale,
$4,000 pair 6rst quslty mems coarse SHOES.
5000 ds. second do do. do do.
lo,Do ia. hrv do. do. lined & bound d.
5000 do. second do. do. do do. do.
3uOo 40. hrs do do eaif and seal do.
1000 do. do. do. DO leather and
pink lined do
1000 pair mems laced BOOTS,
1000 do. boys coarse aud fine SHOES,
900 do do. laced BOOTS & JEFFERSONS.
10000 do. womens' ST OES, well assorted.
ALSO,
II Handsome assortment Of LE.4PHE
Which they will dispose of on such terms as
are calculated to invite dealers in tn. above artirle
ALEXANDER CLAY Il Co.
March l2. WIN
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pUCK-IsLAND FOR SALE

SNHIS valuable Tract OF Land. eon,s;n;r.
on one thousand Acres, lying in the eonS,v -
NIoenaris, ON the North River, with A M - ~
srn .1g Tth The waters thereof snd lime.ons rr,
.!,, hereto, "i,inn short distance Of the Riy
e'' VIZ ne positively sold On the 10Th Of Nav ns,,
~ pustc Auction on the premises, If not ORE ;o.
,,.@pcysd o., IN which event nor ee will be sivsp
Fhe Terms Of Sale. viii be, one-,b;rd n Essh
Sns-tn'rd psy'b'e the Grss day of January ne~'
drt"'in t~siye months from tbat date. '''"S'"'hs
A,su - w. WOOD.
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FITZWhYLSONN q POTTER,

4 4 Tx
! AVE Just received the knslish g French In
bar!on, for the ase Of .StHdents and .Sierchnnt..
his is a work OF great merit, and untes the use
M with the Pleasant 10 greater degree tlan Der
asps any other work of the kind extsnt
Nos q II, Of Pinke,ton's L4rgs Unive,,ol
.isIaS, containing .I4p5 If France,
German, taiy Ge.
These Maps. to say nothing of The superior STYLE
IT execution, are peculiarly interestne ss they ex
ibit. on scale sufficiently large, the whole face of
the country, where the grad Military operations
OF Europe are now going OF.
Lueaa's Elegant .9asseTican AiIa.
The OLp BACHRLoR Byrous Poems
kaVsi History Of the Umit d States
Several nea Novels aud Poems
Mademoissiie lie Ia F.yette.
Hsgarty's Diamond clifton Of the Bible and OF
he New Testament, for the pocket
great variety OF bioles, PRAYER Books and o.
Their Religious Works.
Lewis e CGork's Travels to the Sources of the
NJ ssour, sno down the River Columbia 10 the Pa
ciha Osesn, during The years lso4.5-6, with maps -
most interesting work to Geologias and the lovers
OF Natural research.
very extensive assortment of Pocket and De,k
Fen hnipes, OF the first and inferior opiaitieg
April ~. w4w
EBURsUANT to a decree Of The ChancesT Couri
u OF Williamsburg, made In the suit OF Johu
laird against Mitchell and others, WILL BE
sum Tor ready money. on the 7th dsy of May
next, before the door of the tavern now occnried
| !,
that Valuable Tract Ut Land called Mount Pleasant,
| containing :3bout
THIRPEEW HUNDRED ACRES
'n the County of Wcstmorelsnd, which was in the
possession of John T. Carter at the time OF his
death The Commissioners who will sup. rpt end tn e
ssle, know the Land, and have hcstatioH in say
ing that is OF the best traes ia the county Of
WestnoreIand.
JOHN TAYLoE LoMAx,\
ELLYSOH CURRIE, COMMITS
JOHN CAMPBELL,
Jan. ~. tsvtJ.n
Patterson Evire Mauufacf0ry.
I'ENHB snbsOribsr is authorised 20 reseivs orders
a for the following articles TO be executed ut tbs
aOeve panufactory, and forwarded from thsnoe
with all possible speeddelivernble in opd at
tao Fsetory prices with The charges u gssns,or-
tstIon, &c. viz
Coarse aud fine Wire from No. 1 to9a5
Cerd Wire from No. IS to So,
hDneard bending Wire OF various sizes
Rollins, Standing and Falling Screens Tor cleans.
ing grain,
WOve Wires of every description.
Samples VI the above articles may be seem and or
ders lodged At the Counting HOUSE Of
ANDREW SMITH.
March 80. wtf
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a Copy. Teste,
WIN. W. HENING, C. C.

DOCTOR MERRY makes respectful tender of
A. hi5 services iE the different branches of hi,
profession, to TIE citizens OF Richmond au. its viein
nv - H. may be at his Office, over MIR. Park
hills Store, 3 few doors below Candles Sorusr.
April %. wswn
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HERD GRASS SEED.

HERD GRASS SEED.
'S'Hh subscriber has For Sale, few bushels q,
Il htrd Grass Seed Warranted of the Las, eronI
eno ~h receive the eh5uinz crops Of several good
April IS. "'''
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Boston Gloss Mandatory.

boston GloS8 MOru factory.
he subscriber having been appointed br the
Proprietcrs OF the above Msnuiactory, their a.
gent Tor the state Of Virsinia-Wili undertake tn
execute orders Tor HiHdosp Glass of any size from
ny To Is by "a, Superior in briiiancy & strength
to any European Crown Glass.--Ai.o,
HOLLOW GLASS N.4RE,
Comprising Shop Furniture, for the purposes Of
orusg,s' lunrsers of all sizes, Spirit Proofs PIT
cheers; biae and white Cruets Lamps, Lamp Shades
Lamp Glasses, &e.-The goods to be deliver. d 81
Richmond, and airy other town in the state 1T Nir-
gina. at the Mandatory prices, together with OK
pcnces OF transportation, &c
ANDREW SMITH,
April g. v,f
VIRGINIA, At s. superior Court of Chancery
holden at the Capitol, in the City Of Richmond.
the 29th day Of January 1875
william Blakiey PIT.
against
tn. ..m.. - -. Deft
b, answer, exhibits sud exsnains ton of u tim
and was argued by Counsel Ga consideration
whsreof the Court doth refer the accounts betw,e,
the parties "a OF its commissioners who is drec
ted to examine, state and settle the same and make
Report thereof TO the Court, with ady ms tte 9 .pe
ciaiy stated, dee med pertinent by himself or which
e zi;iEss' ~ y :Hs E=r;:s: to Sa 80 stated
WIZ. ". HENlNe. c. c.
Commissioners Office,
Richmond, 18th April, 1914
The parties conserved are hereby notified that
have appointed Wedused.v the god, day OF June
next for carrying into effect the foregoing order OF
Court, on which day their attend ,nce il required
Al my ofee, with their papers, aeeounts aad youeh.
er,, ready for examination and settlement.
April Is wsw
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= ~ es,son grishingfo ds6ose cfa hqg sbo,n,
IN etfher offhe Ricbns6rd rants mas I.o+
= tap",rhgysr, bg abfi0Ay al tls Ea2niyeT Cas.
'ft,ere N. 4th IT .lfaJ next -''f""" Ss'"
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DOMESTIC.
Pythc President otthe United States.
a PROCLAMATION.

The two houses OF the National I.ec;s,.
ture having, by a joint resolution. exnress,.d
their desire, that in the present time of ruh-
lie calamity aud war day NAV be reran,-
n,ended to be observed by the peonIe Nth.
United States as day ofPu5lic Hum;l;a,;o,,
aud Fasting, and of Prayer 10 Almirbtv q, od
Tor the safety aud welfare Of these states h;s
blessing on their arms. and speedy resto.
ration nf peace--l have deemed il proner H.,
this PROCLAMATION, to recommend that
1hurscsn ME fzvejih Of Janxarn ncrf he
set apart as day on which all may have AN
opportunity Of voluntarily offering, Mt the
sA"e .i''e, IN tneir respective religious as,
se"oies' tnelr humble alterations to the
.'rea' sovereign OF tile Universe, of confess
ing 'hes SINS and transgressiobs, and of
strengthening their VOWS Of renentance all
amendment. They Will be invited hv the
same solemn occasion, to cali 20 mimi s,,s
distinguished favors Conferred ON the A.
rican people, in the general hsal,h which
mas been enjoyed. in The abundant fru;ts ~
the season; in the progress of the arts. in (,
stiumeftal to their comfors t,.sir prosne
rliy ard their security and in the vic.
tories winch have SO powerfully contributed
10 tue defence and protection of our coun
try; deyout thankfnlness for all ,rb;cb
ought 70 be mingled with their specification
10 Tue oenehSeni paren; of fhe human race.
,pas lie would be gracioosly pleased to par
'ion all their offences against Him; to sup
port and animate them in the discharge of
their respective duties (; To- continue TO them
me precn1is advantages flowing from poli,i>
cai institutions SO suspicious to tlsir safety
against dangers from abroad, to their tram
guilty at home. and to their liberties. civil
ana religious; and that he would, in a spe-
cial manner. preside over the nation. in its
public councils ard constituted authorities.
giving wisdom TO its measures and success
70 us zrms.in maintaining lis rights, and 10 O .
vtrccmipg all hostile designs and atsemots
against It and finally, that by inspiring the
enemy with dispositions favorable TO a lust
ana reasonable peace, It's blessings may be
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THE AVON AND WASP.
FrOma LONDON Paher,

Froma London Paher.
E.rfrGct ofa letter from Falmouth, dated
Sent IL, 1914.
" AS the public mind must be much agi-
tated about the fate OF the Avon, for your in
formation leave beg to say. this moment her
Second 1t. and one ndsiipman (fricnds Of
mine) are arrived at this place with the
Captain, Only slightly wounded in both
legs. themselves mercy scratched. The
first 1t, killed--both ships sunk!
% IL was 9 O'clock, PM when the Avon
discovered the enemy, and immediately an
uninterrupted and saugunary contest took
place TOT 2 hours When the engagement
had nearly ceased, his Majesty's ship attrac
ted by the firing, bore down and instantly
ran her bowsprit across the hawse Of the
eremy, pounDg 10 at the same time broad
side which she Immediately followed up by a
I'd, some say a Sd. At that critical moment
the Avon threw out signal Of distress,
whica determined the commanding officer Of
the CastillisD, Lieut.. Lloyd, to relinqush a.
ny farther attack on the Wasp, and hasten
to the succour Of the Avon, when he was no
more able than to effect as she went down
shortly after the last man was removed.
Ills Majesty's sloop Tartarusjust thea came
up. and having taken forty OF the Avon's
men from the Cas;illian to strengthen her
crew, proceeded in quest or the Wasp
fhe gallantry Of Captain Arbuthnot and his
ships company cannot be too highly APP
piaudeh when The disparity of force be csr
timated The Wasp was over 500 IONS
buithen and mounted ~ 81 Founders. will,
a compliment off500 men, whilst our vessel
was only 200 tons and 18 % Founders, with
100 men. We regret to state our loss at 9
killed and IS wounded. Arnon1st the form,
er the gallant 1t. Prendergast, who ieIi
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INDIANS AGAIN.

"a, AVcUsTA, (G.) Nov. q.
We understand from gentleman. who ar.
rived i'll the MIlled.,eville Stage last eyan;,,e-
that immediately previous to his leaving tl.ss
place, an express from G ,onei Hawkins to IL.
Ge,oyernor arrived there, staring that 500 hos
tile Greeks had crossed Flint River, aud were
progressing towards Our settlements
Tom5leby, to his friend in this count. d,t-
BALDWIN County, VI. T. September 81. 1919
The british have possession OF I,ensacola.
IN which they have 500O troops, and had a short
tine since, feet of 20 sail, together with
installing Mobile Point for t,e BAR Anchors .,t
Fensacola, run ON a sand bank, apd threw her
guns overheard in order tot get oil, when two
men went on board and corfirmed the m Ia their
mistake, and showed the Fort on Mobile Penit
Ior the bar Anchors. Assistance was sent for
70 the tort, which was given, aud both men and
brig are IN safe keeping, and the uns have
siuce been raised.''
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SARATOGA PRIV ArEER ARRIVED
Itllnanezl on, M q. 1slh .na,,.
re gsE EpIr5Rs.

IJlndngf on ~ C. 1871 .voy. 1874.
GENTLHMEN-rte u. States priyateer
Saratoga has just arrived after cruise Of
10 days. having captured several prizes,
which she manned for the u States. She
has on board some indigo, ivory AMI n.
enclose You an account Of Capt, Aderton's
cruize. which | wish you would publish.
To his politeness am indebted for London
papers up to the 18th Sept. which will
forward you by the next nail. From one
of the papers which could not procure, i
took the enclosed copy Of the Wasp's sink
ing the Avon.
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On motion Of Mr. Rsl,srt-ca.
Ordered, that the said resolution be laid
upon tue table.

MoxDAy. November 14th. 1914.
A communication from The Senate by
their Clerk
The Sena,e have agree to the resolutions
for appointing commissioners to obtain an
. ADJOURNMENT Of the claims of the State ON
the government of the United States for mi.
( litary expenditures. with amendments, in
which they requestthe concurrence Of tie
H. Of Delegates.
The said amendments being twice read.
were, on question seyeraliy put thereupon,
agreed to by the House.
Orderes. that that the Clerk inform the
Senate thereof
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From the National intelligence.

~ .
BRUTALITY OF THE ENEMY.
Extract of a ietter dated ST. Ineeoes. St.
Marp's County, Md. Nov. 1. 1914.
2" Yesterday am euery,s br;g sar,. f,,,c,
the mouth of the Patnxen. ro,r,a po;..,
| Look. Out, and towards evening Move In :; .ht
of tAis place. Shortly after barres s, y a.
seen coming round Fort po;r, t. ,...s
lfiireen minutes thev landed nv, ~ h.,,L :,
the garden at St. Ineyocs Manor House tf,s
resdence of the Roman Cathol;c M;s.;ona,
~, who attends the adjoining conyrepas;ons
They were met nv n ,ren,,er,en &c ~.
i neivbourhood. who sah,,od th-,, h,,t ~.
\ treated with the greatest con,emrt C,c 3,
| them rushed ON T., the Lonse .,,,b h;s Ell. -
| in h,s hand few rnonasn,. st,s..s ~. ss',,.
| ca me on shore with The ,xo..s,, ,,,,,.rs-ar
as he said. OF burn;na n,Le ds..,s;,s,
house. &c. He stern1v aske,, wbo ~ ', shs
proprietor. where he Wa, NJ. - s,l ,,h;.f,
questions appronriate answers vere c;yen,
I He was also informed that tb, ~ 4.
llonsed to the incorporated C.athol;r Ciercv
| Of MARYLAND. and was solely annror,r;s IA
10. the use of the church and surpnrt' IF The
\ Mssiors am, ,v. rs,,.,a...S - !. wy
| that account He ren!;sd az ,hs,, ,ys my ~
case, ne should not burn the house hrt bo,v-
ever ordered his men1to nyocs,d T,,..,
advanced to the ha,,ss INN, .,,;s,eIv ~
! of them ran into the nr;vate chanel .vhsn'
painful to relate the sacred f,nsn,s .,s,.
thrown here and there, III ss-ls co,,sA-
icrated to the service Of Z, 81 rror,b ned ,,,s
holy altar stript naked. the fahernac,e car
rie6 Of, and the blest sae: r.ment of the .is,y
borne away in the hands of those sarr,,es,;.
Gus wrctches.
The captain was entreatet, over 4, over :.
gain to protect the chnreh Ind have All
things restored /; he promised he would 10
ran to the barge and ordered ,h.. q, ,s, res
ltorc the sacred vesse,s mi, a..
handed one craI;ce ON, of ,,,s harrs ,.hs,s,
the car ain said he could NOT 80 ,h,.r,
thev were SET OF Tsbe 70
| gentleman who resides there aIso Line,
in entrea.ing them TO return The 60 s,e,s We
sells, vcstments and other art;cis. Cor shs ,oss
Of the altar. The captain ans,,ercd be
would. seated himself n t,,a 49,. -,
dered his men. 20 move off With On, tak;ns
any more notice Of the entrea,;ss An ois1
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~ gram sso, wh;,., ,n,,,v -
GREY. TIC Canta;,,s ,vsraa - WIG
,;s4,v to do ye,, -, - :" .uS os Ia
NV cf The osbsr ,vn'oa., We .u ina. ae
,n.;. ,;v.s '1''e arc ~ Hanger OK
m. tNdVeFnser
" - "eeniess''say the above IS tuti OF
.u.o"S "a ms and misstatemepss)
1.o"o's
"eoa"s U "essefs o'pnShs 20 ana coffnred
~ tHe rnWe'fcan ff'1va'c armed orig Sara
''s = xno"ds s1desson, Esq. commander
suy zftn. 1914, Lit 30, IS, N Lon. so.
Q. w. brought to aud captured the English
schooner Henry, William Ramsey, Capt.
cargo Fishs from Halifax for Martinique.
manned and ordered for the United States,
aug \. Lat. A. "a. N. Lon side so. SO, w.
on the brand Bank. Boarded French fshS
ing schooner from St. Morles, pat three
p'lso"ers ON ooaro. Same day boarded ano~
tner from Dieppc, put three prisoners on
ooara. August II. Latitude 20, q. North
Lon, !, %" 81 = w. Drought to and boarded the
rortusuese schooner Florducher. Formerly
ine american schooner Firefiy. from Rio de
Lat 20. IS, North Longitude 29, SIS, West
boarded the American privateer David Por>
seL OF Boston. and Wing of Baltimore,
So9nd nome. August 2, Island Of Tecera
q 2 ". AZ W. boarded tho Spanish schr.
rackes Santanelle. Captain Alvar. o, de
% osnna, ~ day from HAVANA for Cadix.
august u. Latitude 80, 80. North Longi.
ssue So'o' w ooarded Portuguese schoon.
er GAYS from Fayat bound to Lisbon car-
ISo Dr4noy aud wine, mad on board % En-
snsh prisoners captured in the transport
orig DAVIS from Surrinam for England by
the Amer'san private armed schr. Gram.
Pus, Sapt. murphy: Monday. August %,
oseosn. .o "a BOARDED the American pri-
y :, armed brig Spark, Capt. Boyer. OF NJ
<. mad been chased of the Coast of Spain and
roreugaLoy several men OF war. and hoveo
YER an nsr suns but 3 August %, Lat.
Lon. Drought 50 ana boarded the Portu-
20 Cotton tobacco. hides, lco0 tons. from St.
"uos ior A-Isoon' ~ long IL ID CARTON
sdes aud 100 men-September s, Latitude
10, 50, w. brought to and boarded the Spa
nlsh; brig Esperansa. capt. Manuel Leporte.
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Given under my hand and at tie city
OF Washington, the sixteeRsh Day
OF November, one thousand eight
hundred and fourteen. and Of the
independence ofthe United States
the thirty eigth.
JAMES MADISON.
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DEA1'n of Mn GEpRY

Vfce PresIacnfgfthe United States.
ny letter received in town last night from
Washingtons we learn that Mr.. Gerry In GIN,
to the Senate Chamber was taken siddenIv n
~ his Carriage, and expired almost immediate.
" alter being carried buck TO his lodgings.
Co1tfiiier.
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80, NEw-YoaK, Nov. 81.
Inc Y. .. sloop of War Hornet. having slipt
out OF New London, has arrived at He'll Gate.
Guzefte.
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SALEs, Nov. ia.
g rhejprivatcer Grand sTurE. aN. Green,
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vIrsxA. August 20,

The opening Of the Congress at this place Is
Iooked Tor with great anxiety We are nform-
ed an arrangement has been made, that the
Arch Duke Palatine will leave this, in order to
meet the Emperor Alexander, the Arch Duke
Charles, the King of Prussia, and the Arc
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- Bosrov. Nov. 10.
SThe beautiful brig Reindeer. pierced Tor =
guns, was launched on THURSDAY, at MsIsora.
being the S5tI, day since her keal was Id
The Avon Is TO be built on the same mouics,
ana to be launched ia itworleins days !!
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HAMsuRcH. August 10.
It is reported that at tile Congress to be held
at Vienra, one of the principal powers will
strongly urge a proposal, o destroy the pratt
cal powers on the coast OF Africa.
Lucien Bcnsparte has been created BY the
Pope Roman Prince, and Duke Of Mus;gna-
no, with the privilege Of aifixing the apostolic
Coat OF arms over the gatesof his Palace,
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Chris:iaua. 9th June. 1914. " :"

From q London hatcr.of Mop. -. 6rcuch
m 6y che Sarutogu /triDafcen
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Loh DON, Sept 9.
IT was reported in tiie city yesterday that an
action had been fought upon the Lakes be-
tween our hot'lla and the Americans, in whc.
we were completely successful. large de-
tachrnent Of the British army co-opcratsd viii,
our flotilla
tOur readers will recollcct that our victory
a Piatisbnrgh was obtained September II !:
and that large British army co-operatsd viii,
''"sf meet pai)
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The Lord Provost having left the chair.
Resolved, unanimously, That the .l.anks
OF this meeting be given to his Lordsnio for
his prompt compliance with the re1uisi,ion
and for the manner in which he condu.ted
himself in the chair.
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! fo- from whatf can understand Old Virgil,
MIA rests secure from attack. behind Bul-
vark Of brave Citizens, and should rhe enc-
roY inyade her, oubt not but Der soil will
be the Grave oftllhy a hauyhty Rriton.--
This is as it should be, Heaven grant her
Sister States may follow her example.
The capture of Washington IL seems, has
aroused all classes from their deiusivs
dream the glow of Patriotism has extended
its influence 20 the frigid bosom even of
Governor Strong, < Ais Satelii,es--who are
now waiting in Boston, at the head of 10000
men, the approach of the enemy. It is high
time. think, that they should make some
amends for their past conduct.
When you next hear from me, hope
shall have it in ny power to acquaint YOU
with something of IN ore interesting nature,
the enemy doubt not will soon attack US,
and if they will do their duty on shore, I
flatter myself that our FLEET will give n
good account of MISUNDERSTANDING its
inseriority. ~ -
We have heard nothing frohF(s Sen. lizard
since we landed hin-I hope we shallb told
that he has effected his object--The British,
General Drummond has raised the siege of
Fort Erie. and is retreasing we are told to>
Yards the shores of this Lake. No donbs to
join Provost.