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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-25
LateH from Detroit.

ERIE, JULY B.
Arrived on Tuefday the ichr. Pilot,
capt Johnton, in s days from Detroit,
The padenkers Aats that the Indians are
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-25

1t is faid the Britilh Government have
determined that their military peace eff
tablilhment ihali conflt Of 5000 men.
1870 lhip carpenters for Vergennes,
Paiied through Troy, N va few days
fnce. They were from N York. :,
1t is ftated that Col Bull, Major CAL
loway and Capt. White Of the Pennfylva
MIA Militia, were taken prifoners by the
Brtifh at the battle OF Chppawa. -, :,
The Bulwark 74, joined the Nymphe
in Bottom Bay, on W edneiday lait, direA
from Halifax -. ..,4e.s ..
On Wednefday evening, the two fhips
were about 6 miles r from Eattern
Point !; and yetterday morning the
Nymphe only was in Ggh. from c. Ann.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-25
PLArTsBURC, JULY IS

A Duel was lately fought at Cham
plain, between Lieuts. Roberts and Rofe
of the 18th rrgt. in which both parties
were dangerously wounded.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-11
1867 ID .icres Of LIND



a tue mead waters of Appom.ttox river, whe reon
the subscriber reside' lying adoinib. the man
western cosntry rod leading .rom iticamond 10
LynchBurp, and about 20 miles Uesw the last rnen-
toned plaee, I2 from Bent Greek on james River.
Va inis tract OF Land, are number Of advantages
seldom TO be met win in any Part OF the state such
IS isrse proportions OF prime tobacco land yet to
clear GOO or 1000 ser-s) good buildings and water
in healthy, weslthy, :sreeshe neighborhood tose
Their with OF t!,e sest aud best selected Orch
sris III the state, u Peach, Apple, aud almost every
other kind of Fruit, late anil forward, with ne WY
erected DstiIIery sufficient 10 make 1900 gallons
"hiskey per month, which may be bought on gnoi
terms, and the price depend entirely the amount
OF the Payments but great bsrcsin may be bou :ht
Tor prompt payment, the subscriber will exchange
it tor first rate land ia the lower country crowded
the situation II healthy one. Aisu about 1 L.
miles from said tract. so acres of good land with
6rist Mil thereon, in excellent ncighborlood tor
custom.
THOMAS LOCKWOOD.
April 90. cpi2:
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UNITED STaTES'
P hi O p o S ~ S.

L X y i y = a l. y,
: 'HE subscriber wishes to contract to have i'm
d m stately made, 1000 Rifles Of the following di
n eAsOns,-
The Bd'Tel two feet. nine inches long, (viE. II
iins,el octsgonal, and % inches round j the d.
iaHeter at the breech inch aud one tenth 4;
Ptthe commencement OF the round part of the
inarIe nine X and one half tenth of an inch and
AZ the muZzie, seven eighiis OF an ineh The cen
tre OF the front aght two inches from the uuz-
ale and the rear sight, five inches and hall
tom tie breech,-ths cslbre, half-ounce ball.
IN NSck--of Walnut wood, the breech 10 be fif.
zen inches and half long aud including the
n'e-piate, sixteen inehes-wth a fall Of two inch
g. and three fOurthS ct the extreme end Of the
SICK, which is To extend 10 within three niche 8
uldle nluz=ls.
The L9ck-'Tbe lock to be full bridled with Char.
kateIviie cock
TIE Rg1'l71er to be steel, with brass head three
totrhs ofan inch long, iron mounting with three
sinsi hands, two swjvei5, & one rammer-sprng in
lieai Of pipes, wire loops, S.e.
Each Biis 10 be furnished with a wiper snd bullet
noilds
The y orimanship and materials of the whole 20 be
u1s1septoaable.
ItFse DESTROYS OF contracting for the wksle CT -
~ pat will be pleased TO send in their proposal
TOR the same IS soon 80 possible stating when the
kbescan be delivered. Any communication reia-
ting thereto, will be received at the oce OF Joseph
Whsslon, a. ID. q. "a. General, near the Office of
the Compiler. The subscriber VII purchase in adj
diuoa y the above from t. 500 Rifles Of good quail.
~, whieh may be ready for delivery
ROBERT e. JENNINGS,
deputy 1pntiIsory--pwchGses
N. 3. Proposals WI ESQ beTreeeived for furnish.
i"s h.ti 70 hundred Drums.
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Richm1ud Iurnhike CoMl0anV

Hiehmo"d TURNPIKE Company,
ne Shareholders in the said Company, are
= heresy Hoti6ed that their annual general meet
ing, 10 on the frst Monday in next 1oontb ard that
tnebssiDe VIII be held, tl.e Eagle Tavern, in The
City Vt Richmond, tat lay al 10 U'e,o.k
way7 go,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-11

EDW'D c. D.fVTS
AS resigned the station held by him in the
Z Farmer Bank of Virginia. since the com.
nhsneemcnt of that institution, aEd has oprned an
oiIice in the house lately Occupied by Meslrs VIII
son and brew on (Csry) Street
ie PROPOSES to trsRsact business generally on
C0fnf'lfssioz Combined therswith, he will exc
suite all matters committed 10 him IStcck- Brek-
er, ScrivsneT' or -NosGTy-Pr6ac, with pronputude
AID fidelity.
March is az
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DOMESTIC Wa RE-HOUsE.

ME SUBSCRIBER has opened Domestic
n Warehouse, few doors shove Browns Ven
due Store, where he has constantly en- band large
supply ot domestic Goods, consisting OF Gingl,srns
Plains, Stripes, Cham6ry, Chapgeables, Cheeks.
Shirting, Shooting, Diapers, Dinity and Bed-tek.
ing and srndry other articles ia tie Domestic line,
which he wall sell low fer cash approved psper-
Persona wishing TO be supplied with this kind Of
goods, San have them ct the Manufacturing prises
by applying to
PHILIP BUDLONG.
March TO- 1orD
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NTR.dYED

ETROM the subscriners. 26.h April q RAY
n MARE, four years old ,hod Leicre, switch
tsil, . f-st i0or II inches ieh, was bought OF
Colonel Hull of Pendleton County went oil with
the IAsre sorre' horse with = blaze face both hind
feet white, shod before hanging name snd nick ed
tail, supposed 10 be SIX years old feet 10 or II IN.
ches high, rides well & draw in gear Il not Gle AN
shielded The Subscribers have had nfortostion thSi
horses OF the above description past The Little Store
an GOoehsnd county Ten dollars vii De Daid ON
delivery OF both doIlar1 for eseh at Sale.
COS Mills, mill. above Richmond, with all REASON.
able szpeaees.
ANDREW SWENY.
HENRY ". BROWNE.
: May 1T
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" O TT & n.

~ - 4 L r..
81 Virtue Of a Deed of Trust. executed 10 the
- subscriber, by Wilson Lain, bearing date n !
Sth day oil March 1919 to secure 10 Robert War.
zen, certain sum therein specfad--I shall on
o1ursJ me %lst day q the present month, proesed
ger, 20 the highest bidder tor sasd-A womsn save
nstaeo Jenny, and her two Children, LOUISE d Car
ohne' or 50 ioeny may be neees5ary TO dis
TT1arse The debt aud expenses attending the.
N. MILLS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-11
JL9RTI.N HOLLoW.4Y.
CAST IRON FOUNDERY.

'E'HE sabssrbers have commenced the establish.
q mept of FUI2.N.qC p in dis oiace. under the
Hrm of ParkhiI, Sabba,0a g Co.--They expect to
nave il in complete operation shout the middle of
May next, and will IN .ukfuy receive orders for
Castings q any description, .lnch they trust will be
executed With neatnsss and dispatch, having pro
cured the best Of workmen.
Orders lett with Mr.. john ParkhiI, at his store,
Mr.. p. a Sablaton, at the Works, Just shove the
BASIN on the Canal, or with Messrs. Toilet & Les,
Petersburg, will be strictly offended to.
JOH.F P.9RRHILL,
=. a. SA BB.7TON,
FOLLE1 s. LEN
Richmond, March so. epsm
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NOTICE.

MILL BE SOLD to the highest bidder st the
Wv late dwelling of John Warden, Esqr. dS'd
on tie 10Th inst. all the PERSONAL p Ii OIsP.
~ ot the deceased, consisting of valasle COD DC.
Ion OF books, Law, Miscellany, S<ortosether ,,il
the hohsehold end kitchen furniture -Negot,3e
Z all saaa exceeding fifty io;lars, under tbsl %
Rsb
~ ~ JAS. WARDEN, adm
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BY Thomas Richie.
NO yICE T..

III Wi,ows snd O.phsns Of Ogicers, Sea-
men sni Marines, who have been slain or
&c del in consequence al wounds receiv
1! on board any os the public ssipi or yesoels
the service of the United States, sass the deciar-
ion OF wac sgsinst Great Britain, on tie 1874 day
"a .T.ne, 1919 will be entitled to peniou agrees
bly, to the ANt OF Congress passed'the }th March
1Sti, On producing forwsr,linr, to the Navy De-
PaitInent, certificate OF lawful mNrrsge on the
part of y widow, add that she sill eortinues The
widow of deceased seaman fIarin = and OF the
number of ehidrer living (if any useer the age CT
sixteen years. which cert hcste must To- signed snd
duly authenticated, by more OF the principal
magistrates OF toe county or town, whse sdoh wi
iuow ioay reside.
& Navy Department, Washington, Z
.2byu esd, 1914
Vt The publishers of sws OF the Uhun, in the
gerai satev, will insert the above thrse times in
.sccea1,vc papers.
Nay ii.--St
NDURS UANT TO a Decree of the Chspstry Dis
N triet Csurt OF Williamsburg, pronounced on the
s3.h day of April. 1919, wherein Robert Brough,
Esrviving partner Of Thomas Riand 4 Co.s plain
Nsh, against Peaehy Wills and others, defe, ants x
.9Si Coleman, pit. against William Hat, deit.
~ he sold before the door OF the Eagle 'tern, in
g., of Richmond, on Monday TIE 18Th day OF
',,xi, for ready moRey---one r.oiety Of 7i27
l. es OF m.q3vD, lying ON the waters OF B'e
liy and Mill Creek. in the county Of hIolongaa.
Ro. G 1a;aseH99i ( p Gs,s,
S.3.k GREENWOOD ) ;rs.
March H. eptds
az The sale of the Land above rent med, is
Dostponed to Wednesday the 9Th OF May ,sxt.
TIE C0Blsa.sSt sers.
April 90 tbs
Wish TO inform my numerous subscril rs snd
the public in general, that tie " Fiep az The
isish Possessions in North .2nte,ica, a Can
History ofthc Hdr In CamsQa" is nd j. the
.ess and will be in circulation in few .sks-
NJ those who hold proposals with subscribed ,smes.
re particularly requested to send thsm fotasrd.--
also tender my thanks TO all those who lAe intc-
~,Sted themselves in my favor, and subsctErs in
Iersl.
ST SnytH
May7. WI
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The STAGES

THE STAGILs;
~ RON Richmond % 4 lexsniria " IN begin their
T. strsner establishment Oh Eiunday tbe 4tb
n5t- VIZ
Leave Richmond at 8 O'clock ia tie morning aud
arrive 81 ftederiekqburg ia the eveoing, aud the
NEXT day to Aiexa ,dria.
hstnrtns-LeIye Alexandra It o':loek in the
mor1ing fid arrive in the evening u FrsJericks.
Jurg AID tie next d9y Of Richmond
Fare &c. Nc. as usual.
TIE PROPRIEToRs.
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n G.IRDTNNR U.INIED-

Y ~ WI z UH-WIUD.
a MAH o. INDUSTRY, great s1briety aud honesiy.
wVhu"t iymily, md who understands his husi.
oe'' snd vi attend to It slonewil, 10y leaving MS
45hs W "ling, with the printer hereof, hear Of su
advantageous situatiOn neqr this eitv -lrJors ,e5
ipPiy thai esnnot Bring letter If recommendation
''o,n TIE r' person Iist empleysd hiD.
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broad Hoes. Coarse SuL:, Scyfhe BIade8,
Clay Hammers, Gc. GIc.
6 casks Broad Hoes--Coarse & Fine Salt,
IL do. Claw Hammers--IO doz. Seythe Blades,
l25 dozen ready made Sacks
| For Sale Ivy
BRIDGES q ROBERTSON.
kpril 90 If
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Twenty DoHprs Reward,
9<S0R experimenting Negro CLSaRLES, a black
4 msn--le il about rs years Of age, feet z or
Is inches high, had blue coat .nd trowsers, was
Pately branded in the left hand, ard raised in the
county OF Gloucester purchased him Of Mr. Am
brosc Oliver Of said eountyhe LETT ne IN Chester
FIELD, On Gy WY to Warrington county The above
"srt will be paid BY delivering him to VIM Cook
bf u chmond. JOHN SANDERS.
i March IL. tt
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~r,,,. ,Dry Gooa auction Roam.
Or subscriber win hereafter, have a Dry
Il Goods auction, on Wedpe sJsy 10 each week.
90 o.ener necessary, At the ofthe lower ten
AZ bis NeDdus Office, between NIe,srs .ra,a,ti,'s
snd Murray aad Mr. VIM. she cards
NJ JAMES BROWN, ir
--.ttt. ~ n
, eTS OF Richmond Hastings Cont wishes
qnaimso 70 pe form the duties # liz oS;se 4, i,o
@e.'ste enssgs0es; s desired. o" -"
- eptm
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TRUNK LOST.

GONE time in the month Of October last, va.
~ Lost. from Wagon, on its way to Charleston,
). Z. 3r.ank Of Reody-.JfaGe CioGfhing. directed
to Wm. Claik san, OF Charlie ston, s. G. Ssid trunk
was covered with coarse cloth and market No = -
Whoever msy have found said Trunk, at viii leave
directions With Mr. Mark Richards, IL street, Rich
mond, where said Trunk can be procured. with les
enntentr, shalt be handsomely rewarded and ali ne
eeessry charges paid.
April 80. 6tp
nj OTiCE.-in consequence Of the resignaton oil
" Mr. Thos. uaderw God, IT, IS one of the super.
intendants ut the Public Warehouse. the whole OF
the business nov dcvoves on me-Ail persons hav-
ib2 any claim against Price uhdsrw God, sre re-
quested to bring them forw aT,; for payment
WILLIAM PRICE, S. /. p. w.
Public Wsre-Hous>, April so. At
NJ OrlSE.-An persons indebted 10 Martin Hol.
~ .lowsy, prior to the eo-rartncro,ip of NJ. * w
Holloway likewise those indebted TO NJ. Il w.
Holloway, requested come forward and make
Immediate settlements, further indulgence cannot
be given.
.1L4RTLN HOLLOWAY.
For SAFE or hye-A likely Negro Woman, who
has been accustomed entirely to house business.
.8iso, have 20 Rent--Three rooms in the upper
part OF an elegant brick building Shoekoe lin,
suitable for young gentlemen, students, &c. For
terms, apply to
Martin or William Holloway.
April 80. If
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sonsisng of a variety OF artcIess also rsmarkabi
ine riding horse, an single Chair. For all purehj
es under Fifty dollars, e9sh VIII be required an
those above fifty dollars o. days, With approved CT
dorsed negotiable notes.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-11

EsESoLYED, That the Church Wqr-Iers be ii
a q reoted to give notice publicly that the pews in
the Galleries will remain open for admission TO all
chat chuse to attend Divine Worship in the Monu.
mental Church until further notice.-By order Of
che Vestry.
e. j. SIACMURDO.
May 7-wSw
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Campbell County, May 7.-tdo - - :

z T is esrnestiy requested tst all those indebte,
to the Estate of MIR John st. John, decd vii
eoHe toward without delay sRd settle their respec
tive accounts The situation of the estate will no
sdmit of giving further indulgence, and those whs
have eiams against the estate will please to presen
them dnly authenticated TO Mr.. John s. elton o
RiehmoHd, in order that arrangements may be mad.
for their final discharge.
PETER TOEI, admir-.
Campbell County, May T.-8t
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FRENCH ARTICLES.

TRANSLATED for the Boston Palladium.
The following articles are translated
from file Of papers to the 3o.h of Decem-
Der. received from our correspondent at
Bordeaux :
Zurich, Switzerland, Dee. 14.--N.ss-s.
Reding and Easter, deputies from 5gitzer-
land, bad interviews with the allied mcn
archs at Frankfort, Dec. 6, 7,&s. The
ENJOYS say they obtained evidence, the
most unequivocsl, the good will of these
Sovereigns for Switzerland & thew fhink
The end of their mission has been perfec,ly
faifiled,
Bernc. S1gtzrriand, Dee. I3.--The nu-
nicipality have issuel orders for the con.
duct Of the inhabitants in case the alarm ia
beaten 10 the day or in the night. All h NJ
ses and shops are to be shut, every DO y IL
to keep within doors, no troops are to he
allowed 10 parade the streets, but all nor
ses and carriages are TO be ken, IN readi-
ness TO obey requistion,
Dire. 19.--M. de s Pilsac5. ancient SAY.
on Minister, has just arrived in this CITY
lie has required An Extraordinary Meetius
OF the Council of State. to communicate &c
hem message with which he wss charged
by the allied powers. In the Council. Il,
announced that the eoslesesd armies viii
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CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE.

1l991ay, March Ii.
ne president fine Senate commun;ca.
ted the report Of the Secretary Of war on
the petitions Of supdry inhabitants ofths
Town OF Chiimack in Massachuset,s. gray.
ing relief from the Embargo. ard The peti
ton OF WIN. Simmons, Accountant Of the
war Department, prayiss an increase Of sa
The biz making app7opi iations E,g the
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JAMES BREAM.

Sign Gold Anvil, r. Street, Richmond,
now receiving, and offers tnr sale, in addition to
N hi, Stork of H.3RDTY.aRE, iRONJfO.N GE-
$50 kegs of Cut Nails, & Brsts, assorted sizes,
20 tons Bar Iron, assorted,
1UO doz. best double prime scythe Blades, as %
81 inches long and inches wife,
90 doz. do. Grass Scyihes, 81 inches long and 4
inches wide,
$50 doz. 6rst quality warranted Wedding Hoes,
No. 1, 2, 5 and 4, and
so doz. Spades and Shovels,
10 tons of Castings, assorted,
500 lbs. best picked Turkey OH Stone; 4s6 per
ib.-and upwards
500 gallons Spirits of Turpentne.
so 9 and horse Peacock Piows
8, ls pair Smiths Bellows. of superior quality,
Smiths Anvi!s, Vices. &c. &c. f-l
All of which he 10 determined TO sell low as pos.
able. March TO- 1T
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..r- ron s. Tl..E.
10000 lSs. best IF GuN-POwDER, in kessos
different sizes Enquire at Mr.. Blake's Ess Pa.
vera. JOHN STEELE.
Petersburg, March 10. 2tp
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DOMESTIC WARE-nousE.

DOMESTIC WAREHOUSE.
yTSfIE SUBSCRIBER has openedsa Domestic
II Wars-House, few door. above Browns Ven.
due Store, where he has constantly on hand large
supply Of Domestic Goods, consisting of Ginghsms
Shrtng, Sheeting, Diapers, Dimity and Bcd-tisk.
ing and sunday other articles In tie Domestic line,
which he will sell low for cash approved paper
Persons wishing to be supplied with this kind OF
goods, can have Them at the Manufacturing prices
by applying TO
PHILIP DUELLONG.
March 10. Iarp
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March 10.
FOR RENT,

.fnd Possession given on the 1st Of Mav,
a eligible and convenient house for a family,
IA near the Copito'. Terms made known by ap-
pliestion johannes w srrell at his Painting Room on
the main street.
March ~. tf
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT,
ind hosseesion giUen irrmed ately,
A ONE Story Wooden House, at present unoccu-
u pied, and two doors below the court house
Fun terms enquire Of
l.. JOSEPH,
~ Rgent fer J,.cob l. Cohen.
March 10. St
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-30

nery. in cleaning it, as white people with you
labor IS cheap, people are numerous and gin
ming OF cotton can be done within doors in win.
ter, when no other work can be done. / am di>
rected by captain Kirby to apply TO Mr. Thomas
Yhetherill ar gen. Mifnn Of Philadelphia, who
are members of the society for encouraging
manufacturers but As am unacquainted with
those gentlemen, beg leave TO do it through
you and request you will lay the SAMPLES of the
cotton send you before them. shall be glad
TO know what qusntity would sell and what
price 1T viii fetch in the seed, and what price
clean: it suitable encouragement is given, 1
have not the smallest doubt, but this state will
be able to furnish ail that will be necessary for
the manufacturers in the northern states. The
lands in the southern parts of this state are sd.
mirably adapted to the raising OF this commo-
dity, the climate is mild. so far to the south,
scarce any winter TO be felt and another grand
advantage, whites can be employed the labor
is not severe attending it, not more than raising
Indian corn it is planted on high land and
tiirives the best near salt water. shall be glad
to reeeive any Information or instructions from
those gentlemen on this business from time to
timss ard will cheerfully communicate any fur
ltiler discoveries or experiments make in the
planting or raising rare material OF SO much
magnitude TO the manufacturing interest of A.
merica." -s.f,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-30
to the Commonwealth, near the Bell Tavern.

yet. such has bsen the conduct al our Dre.
sent enemy. We know how freouc.ixly ibis
subject has been handled in every way.
we know how keen the American sensi-
oil'ty has been upon it. We know that
statesmen standing high and opposed keen
~ opposed, to the declaration Of war, have
said, only prove this one charge * il is
enough we will then join you in the war /;
Canada in such an event becomes a legi.i
mate. and Indispensable. object Of invasion *
conquest.
The proof has come at,iast. lis worthy
OF remark that the progress of this war has,
providentially as 1t were, served to corro~
oorate the truth OF its causes. Our gallant
seamen have never yet in single instance
subdued a ship of the British navy, in whica
there have not been found some impressed
Americans. In like manner we have be.
come possessed of the proofs Of British per
hdy IN setting on the savages to murder us.
by the valour Of our lard troops s, 1, as ~
aaslussher happened. by ths virtuo6s y;...,isr
OF oar western citizsns. whose wives, whnss
children, whose fathers. whose brothers.
mad so often bIed under the merciless tomas
hawk, uplifted at British instigation. d In the
victory obtained last year over General
Proctor, at the head of joint British and
savage force, the baggage and papers of the
general fell into the hands of our csmman-
der From amongst a voluminous parcel of
the latter, some letters have been discover
ed which unveil the foul perfidy. We have
become possessed of four of them, which
are abundantly sufficient TO fix the charge.
We shall lay them before the public to.
morrow, as documents of high Importance.
we invite the attention of the csmmunity
to them. conscious of the impression they
will make upon all but wilful eyes.