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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-30

Maj. Gen. Harrison las been crdsred To
Join the northern AMY. Gen. M'Arthnr
will commsnd in this district. 10.
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adjourned at 6 o'clock .
UIashineto-, March Q

Uashingtor, March IS.
The bill respecting the Yazos Claims is
still under discus ion in the House of Re-
representatives.. and will probably be dcba
red for several days longer. A motion
TO postpone the consideration of the
whole subject Bd initely, was Yesterday
lost by majority of eleven vo.es; be.
ing smaller majority than has yet appear
ed in favor of thsbhi 10 the House of Re.
presentstives.
March 20
Ertroct ofa letter from Major General
Harrison, 10 the Secretary Of Var, d.
red
CIHcINNATI, March S, 1914.
Col BABY, militia captain, taken from
the township Of Delaware, upon the Thames,
aud two other individuals who were supDo-
scd to be particularly mischievous, have
arrived here, under an escort from Detroit.
The militia captain denies his being in SER
vice, but was found with his uniform on, g.
acknowledges to have frequently served at
the head Of a militia company under Proc
Tor, since the commencement of the war.
He is a native of the county of Albany
state of New-York. and emgrated to Cana
da, in the year 1893.
This man, whose name is Springer, is
also magistrate, ard of Course mast have
been Daturalized by the British govern
ment."
it is said that the project of National
Bank is yet In ended TO be discussed at the
present session. A National Bank ought
to be established. if it we're only to guard
against the confusion which must ensue from
the diversity Of paper which the PenBsyly =
mia Hfer of Banks will put into circulation,
III addition to tina. already ahoat.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-30

W TUT DC EV ILLB, Farnh 10.
Col. FuescM. ~e understand, NJ the head of 1900
men, VIII shortly t'ke up position st the junction
Of Goose aud tsl.pooss, st which place he will be
Joined, by body o. " choce spirts' under tie
mani o. Gov Cis,borns From this nort they = N,
he ensbc' to act With muck succes- sainst the cue.
nv sndif neees ~Iy, cooperate wild, Jscs.nr who
stif vea'i's his r~~> rrTssnTs, shout 80 miles
above the conRnerce os the two rivers
such is Che .ep'orahe 81 of The hostile par.
~, it's e opinion OF distinguished and iu,ei.ce ut
"'str- With whoro we have conver.sd that IA.
present esmpsgn viii hiring the exncdtion to su.-
cea'fal ssne, sscad there not be b.ca struck
On ethcr side. bra,,.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-30
.Nsar-Inrk. Jicrch 90.

.Ne9r-Tork, .5fnrch 90
TIE Squadron of .Nstp. LONDON, on Saturday lest.
consisted of Only che La Rogue =. guns, the fri.
rate S,Gfir0, emil tie eua brig Borsr--On bat ,iay
'hp ~. var csnie ia add anchored with the ,ousd-
roe. Som sftcr size came to anchor. general sa.
Tate front the tru4dr.n was fired. They had IN co.
ncV,rsl ship and brig inwsrt bound.
.7iio:Ier PrTpofesr ayhcre--yVe unders.and that
On sspe''sJ 9fterco., large schooner ,pposet. 20
y. Pr vateer, was chased ashore or Rockaway
Beach. By two ships Ut war.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-30

Extract Of r'ttier fo,t az .c,erirrn gentleman,
10 his jrie7d IN Philadelphia, dates
&c GOffcnburg, Dec 1e, 1914
he Neptune. Capt Jones, is here. Capt. J.
says he expects Messrs. Bsyard aad Esllsdn, With
their suites, every hour.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-30
FROM SANDY HOOK.

Or Tuesday evening last, the British fri
Sate R-iv'dera, Capt. BYRON, in company
with ne sicop Of war Rattler. appeared in
the cling with Fl 6 of trnce hois.ed. One
OF the gun Houts belonging . the fotii,a sta.
toned at the Hook, was immediately dis
patched To receive the flag, when capt. BY
ron pnt on beard "a American prisoners
hat belonged TO the privsteer Mars. which
they ran ashore = few days since on the
south SIDE OF Long Island. The squadron
had made no captures since the Mars.
Came sp yesterday morning from Sandy
Hook. Gan Boa, No. 93. Capt. Jackways,
with IL soldiers belonging to the dist regi
ment OF Infantry, Stationed at For; Gates
W ho had heen arrested for nnatinous conduct
Tbev were lodged in the fort at the West
battery.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-30

E&tfaet IF a iefssy f,,i t5sitcrfo7Du ~ Y 10 tle
ejitor Of re Weekiy R.ei;,er IN Bl,ltiy,,re
by gentlemen of ny acquaintance Tho eft
CaosGs last Saturday night, where he has been cor
ceasd ever sDse Dee. last, fer i'm portsnt purposes
am INFORMED, THAT during the winter upwards of
100 Pieces o. artillery passed the house, on the main
road from .Toufredi 10 hingsfon, IN which he WIS
'eerefed, designed doubt for the British fleet on
the like.
MAJOR Gen. B"nvn, With between and 1900
mes, sriierv and infantry, nsrshsd from Sdckett'S
Hartoy. on Nonday last, destined for the Niagara
frontier.
The pn'ie eya, in this quarter, IS rapidly fixing
10 attention % this gentleman, the conductor OF
the next esmpn'2r IT the event of sesersl WiIEn-
son's recall, Of whom il is said, ne is arreated"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-30
NORFOLK, March 90.

NFNFe!l
r'ves Us rr-at riensurs tnd that tas Ices
tanned IN the ISte fire is not great bad stated
few goods were lost, an. the bu,.iinss tho rent.
ing high rosa their J! cal situation we.e not valusb
The whole setusi loss may De put down at $4,000
1oilara. OF waish much is insured.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-30

tie Ni.s.rs dsriei. eons..ihnr ~ th- as.s eomes-
Mica az the several re.insuis. bsd proceeded to-
ward, Msldep, sccorapansd b. nesriy Two tho,,sa
In,ans, 10 d:s'o.cs the Ansrlcars from their pos.
ions ON Dstr.t River sa,rcttsnt results usy be
daily locked Tor frrm thu. s.son OF Tie l,on.;.r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-30

Piit:Ecic, .;Sass. March IL.
Eridsh P-isoaers--Ou Saturday last, IS British
cs'ctr'. who have been closely confined 1t the Can
,cnmsii tor some S7, left town in ssrri. c.s Tor
'a''ni-irhia, un'er strong guard Their ultimo,e
ces'ins.'on, we telcys, is Kentucky. TO te paced
under the care snd custody of the pprio,.c Goverior
Shelby, as Gov. Strong would not suier them TO re-
tpain in the Sao,s OF this State,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-30

s'F't' y I1'F'FW, lFisToH II, EST4,
ne ittb 'nd H'St regts al n'gutry, are on their
nSreb, the CD and o5th under orders aud are 10 he
accompanied Ivy The 81 Artillery The place Of
desioat'na IS nnssnown ieave il for you to con-
joeTa - sfn IA hopes, win the blessings OF iiga-
ven, We shs' dn something worthy the character OF
Saericsa sHd'era bot rs The place object Of our
movetaent is secret, shall nat Hatter myself too
mnch Until tin1e gives birth to the event Our
troops st this post in fine order and our Shipping
progresses with great rspidity"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-30
NEW U. S. FafGhTrs.

We understand the offers cad crew &c tie L. s
irsate President ere ordered, 20 Lake ontsrio Yh.
officers ard Grew Ct the sloc,s nj war Erie al,
ontsS'o at Baltimore, in they shou'd no, hav,
An opportunity a settin. by the 10Th i,, Az
likewise ordered TO Lake Oatar;o.
iSs.icn, Reg. .lh:reh 10.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-08-04
ADVICE TO YOUNG LADIES.

The language of ~ddHJation, especially #
delicate, is pleasing to most persons. Lis
ten not, however, with eager attention, 10
the compliments paid you by the other
sex nor believe, that they are enamoured
with YOU. Remember, that some gentle
men think it o duty they " to ladies', 10
be very complsisant TO them but that the
very same compliments they pay to one Ia
DIV. will. with equal srdour, the next mo
mcnt be conferred by them on another.
Avoid dfeetdtion, it indicates a want OF
sense. Affectation is also disagreeabie ; 1t
will expose you to ridicule, and may OBJ
scure the good qualities you possess.
While you shall hold virtue in the high
est esteem, suffer not yourselves to be
charged With prwaery. 1t may cause your
virtue to be suspected, and is often a cloak
for a depravod heart.
Blush not to be thought Religious no
thing can so dignity and bless human ma
ture as religion. But while you strive to be
strictly religious, you will discard all the
parade and ostentation OF hypocrisy.
Be not hasty to propagate a report an
faUorable to any of your sex. 1t is an evi-
dence of q bad heart, to punish, with plea
sure, the foibles or vices OF others. Such
conduct must be very un~becoming in goung
ladies, for reasons too obvious to mention
and they should always remember, that the
vices OF others add not to their virtues.
If d present is conferred by you, on a
gentleman, it should be done with great
prudence and it should be observed, that
equot prudence, is required by you IN re
~ceiuiDg a present from one not OF your
sex.
1t should be considered, that beauty is
ne sign of merit and that an handsome
person may be rendered disagreeable by
pride.
1t will add to your reputation, never to
be guilty of detrdction, but TO shew a re
g4rd rather for the honor of others 3;
and to your peace, never to indulge the
passion Of enUy.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-08-04
SPRINGS,
VIRGINIA.

The subscriber returns his most sincere
thanks for the patronage he received last
season by a generous public. Fson the
great encouragement he has met with, he
has made It his business wholly to attend
and make every preparation for the general
satisfaction of those who may pis.se t.
honor him with their custom. lie has re-
moved a number of nuisances; built and
repaired buildings, and has put all The
baths in complete order, so that every
thing may be wholesome and clean. Ia
short he has every building in town excepc
Mr.. Abernathy's stone house, which he oc-
cupies himself. The subscriber has rented
squire Hunters house at the sign Of Gen
eral Washington, together with the rest OF
his buildings and improvements, where
he will accommodate those that chuse to
call ON him or at the Old Coffee House
near the Bath Square, where the public
will find the subscriber with two attentive.
polite young men as Bar keepers, not
such as be was 50 IN fortunate as to fall in
with last season. Good Cooks, pastursge.
&c. good Ostlers, select Walters for the
House, choice Liquors Of the best quality
in tie United States. Good mu sic for
parties, and every attention paid by the
public's humble servant.
ROBERT BAILEY.
n. b. The subscriber wishes TO sell his
Dwelling, called " BajEey's Retirement"
in Frederick county, Virginia and two
Farms in Berkeley county, and one in
Hampshire county, Virginia with a good
Merchant Mill, all in good order. For
terms apply to the subscriber at Berkeley
Springs, where he can be seen from the
first of June till October next, and the pre-
misses shewn. Possession given and good
deeds in fee simple clear of all incum-
brances on good terms for cash or a large
payment in hand, with q reasonable credit
secured on the property.
ROBERT BAILEY.
June %, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-08-04

THAT VALUzBLE PROPERTY

THAT VALUzBLE PROPERTY
ADJOINING Pugh Town, Frederick
County, Virginia known by the name of
the White House. There is not a more
eligible spot from Baltimore to Wheeling,
for any kind Of public business dian 1his is.
Price, : 5000 for the house and lot.
ALSO FOR SALE,
The GOODS on hand, consiSting Of near
ly 5 5000 worth, being a complete assort
ment, suitable for the neighbourhood-
These Goods were laid in before the war.
This determination is in consequence of
my intention Of facing the enemies of the
human race and of my native and adopted
country burn to meet them on the beach,
where hope to spunge q M or zrieId
a sroerd, in defence of the rights. tibsr-
ties and immunities Of the United States
This Is my mstto.
JAMES OBOYLE.
PughtOwn, {Va) July 2.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-08-04
Martinsburgh Wool Mill.

The subscriber informs the public, that,
having in his employ a protested spinner
will have that branch of Wool Manufacture
ing executed to the satisfaction OF all who
NAV wish their wool carded and spun
those whowewish their wool carded, he
informs, t8t, having the machine com
pletely repaired with new cards and his
particular attention, will warrant first rate
work-having three machines prepared for
carding, can dispatch work with such faeili-
ty that those who may wish it, can, by
waiting a short time, have their rolls to
take home, and save the trouble OF sending
a second time for them. Strict ~punctuaiity
will be obseryed-Wool designed for spin
ing will require one pound OF grease to
seven pounds of wool. Wool, or produce,
at a moderate price, will be taken in pay
ment, if delivered within a reasonable
time. The Pulling Mill is undergoing re-
pairs and will be in operation by the mid
die of August, WREN the business in this
branch shall be conducted in a superior
n
EDWARD A. GIBBS.
July q, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-08-04

Great Hen not always Great Speakers.
The famous American philosopher, DR..
FRANKLIN, SO justly celebrated for his wis
dom and genius, seldom or never made a
speech in Congress. Yet, such was the es-
timation of his judgment and penetration
that his opinion, delivered in a short sen
tence or two, had generally the greatest
weight. Neither had Mr.. ADDISON any
talents for public Speaking.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-08-04
EFFECTS OF BAD PRINCIPLES.
Bloomfield District of Fcine, :

may y, 1914.
In this town a melancholy event took
place last Tuesday. A young man about
81 years Of age, thought to be one of the
most amiable and respectable in the place,
attempted to Gu. his throat, He took a
knife, went into a blacksmlth's shop, shar-
pened it and appeared cheerful as ever
He then went 10 the barn, drew the knife
tour times across his throat, as he now
writes, (he can write we'll bat cannot speak,)
lay there two hours, then went and threw
himself into a brook, bat this not elfecting
his purpose, he went into the house to his
mother, dripping with water and blood.
lie now writes that he had contemplated
this two years that he does not believe
III a future state and directs his friends, if
they should think of suicide, to take some
more %eiiectual method, than cutting ones
throat with a dull knife. lie is the most
stupid mortal ! ever beheld. His father
Is a rich man, an infdel and has brought
up his son accordingly He now sees the
sad effect.
Tae wind-pipe is cut entirely of. the Gull
let han Of. He breathes at the wound
4here he also receives nourishment. No
large veils were cut. lie is able to sit up
n walk the room. ] saw in him the most
shocking sight | ever beheld, He gives no
reason for his conduct, but that he thought
he should never be much in the world, and
so had better be off and such like reasons
he may live some DAYS.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-08-04

WHEREAS the subscriber has hereto
fore sustained much loss, from persons pas
sing thro' mis- farm and Lands, situate on
Potomak river, two miles above the mouth
Of Big CaCaphon, by hunting thereon with
packs of hounds, much to the injury Of his
grain, &c. and by committing many other
.trespasses thereon, which he is determined
not to submit to any longer-but will prose
cute to the utmest penalty Of the law, al!
who may in future be guilty of the like lie
gal and ungentlemany conduct.
HENRY FAWVER.
Hampshire County, June so, 1919.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-08-04
COME QUICK,
ind yon shalt posinoey
haUe CHEAP GOODS.

HAVING just returned from the East
ward with a large assortment of Goods,
bought at depressed prices, for CASH at
tie time that both the Bcnk3 and Spccala.
tors were hard run for money, and just
before the late general Blockade, Since
which most Foreign articles have again
rapidly advanced in price in the Seaport
Towns, notwithstanding, come gusai1 and
You shall positively have Cheap Goods.
JAMES S. LAEE.
Il. B. A few barrels No. /. new Her
rings, Baltimore inspection, for sale.
J. s. L.
Shepherds Town, May rs, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-08-04
HOME.

II " WI Il.
wHEr Evening filings her dusky shade,
Ger days departing close;
When labor drops the PEN or SPADE,
For pleasure or repose
With hasty step, and gladstone heart,
/ seek my much.l ov'd home;
4 cot that boasts no builders art
An ~unaspiring dome -
Yet there the virtues, with their train
OF social joys resort
There health, and peace, Il freedom reign
Fair exiles from a court.
When heard the scrapiBgs of my feet,
What transports stir within
Affection pipes her welcomes sweet,
A pleasing, tuneful din.
by children fly to share my kiss,
4 little a~rtless group!
There, centred is a mothers bliss,
And all a fathers hope.
My loving partner in her turn,
Anticipates desire;
And oft, az if it would not burn,
She trims the blazing fire.
obviously she now displays
The dish and cleanly platter:
And when excuse for ought she prays,
Contcntment cries, " no matter"
Thus round the soul cndearment twines,
With stronger, faster hold
Yes, Hymen's lamp still brighter shines,
And charms still new unfold.
As thus connubial pleasures rise,
10 gid nay dear abode
40 heaven | lift my grateful eyes,
And thank d bounteous God.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-08-04

VICE S.

The vices wait for Us through life, Ike
hosts with whom we are obliged successfully
to lodge and it is uncertain whether expe-
rience would make US avoid them, were we
twice to take the same journey.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-08-04
JAMES BROWN

HAS just received at the Corner Store
adjoining Mr. James Globe Tavern,
Shepherds Town, in addition to his former
stock on hand, many valuable articles of
present necessity, which, on examination,
will be found under the late prices. and
will be sold on fair terms.
June so, 1914. it'll
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-08-04
Estray Mare.

TAKEN up By the subscriber es an estray,
a bay MARE, without brand or ear-mark,
fourteen hands high, nine years old, both
hind feet white-aPpraisedto thirty dollars.
TIE owner is requested to prove property
pay charges and take her away.
THOMAS BUTLER.
July q, la.l.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-08-04
Weaver'S Stays or Reeds,

of every description.
COTTON YARN, Chain and Filling, Of
every size.
Nice Spinning COTTON.
Low priced do. at l2 l-2 cts. per ID,
FLAX-NAILS of all sizes.
Cotton and Wool CARDS of all numbers.
Ghocolate-Loaf and Brown SUGAR.
Fresh TEAS Of the first quality, sc. &c.
just opened, and fow ready for a9le, By
the subscriber, at has Store an Skep-
herd 8 Topn.
JAMES s. LANE.
July 81, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-08-04
A Camp Meeting

WILL be held on John CGmpbay's LAM
the same place it was held at last yea1
on Tuesday the 10th August next.
July %, 1914,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-08-04
Five Dollars Reward.

STRAYED from the subscriber, living IN
Shepherds Town, on the l2th OF June last,
a bay Horse, about fourteen and an hail
hands high, hasa small star in his fore,
head, is very gentle, trots and PAGES, had
on a light pair of shoes before, is remarka'
bic for holding his tail to the left side when
moving, is raising five years old. Any per-
son bringing him home, or giving intorma.
ton where he may be found, SO that gS
him again, shall receive the above reward
and all reasonable charges.
THOMAS HESSEY.
July IL, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-08-04

Within the last three months more than
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND cap
tivss, have been released from the prisons
and dungeons in Europe What an exhili-
rating event to every Philanthropist The
reflection gives a deep interest to the follow
ing simple stanzss.
THE CAPTIVE.
IT'S midnlght-aiI is hush'd in sleep,
And wearied nature finds repose,
Save onc-the Captive, wakes to weep,
Yet finds no solace to his woes.
Around he casts his anguish'd eye,
A friend to freedom hopes to view,
Till Fancy mocks his anguish'd sight,
And cries, " The boon's denied to you. "
What form is this his dungeon cheers,
And whispers comfort to his soul?
IT'S mild Religion Gains his fears,
And bids him hope from pole to pole.
Bot smiling Peace his bliss restores
And watts rich blessings far and near
Again the Captive halls his shores,
And kindred to his heart most dear.
EN.dA.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-08-04
Merino Sheep.

THE subscriber will expose to public
sale, upon credit, on the first Saturday sd
in September next,
1S3 Merino Sheep.
They consist of twenty-eight full blood
rams ten Escurial and eighteen Paular and
Guadalupe, five full blood Paular ewes,
thirty three 34 blood ram and W lambs,
seventy II blood ewes, and fifty l-2 blood
wethers, all equal in quality of wool to
any in the United States.
o. III. w. STULL.
Sslubria, near Hagers-T Town, }
Md July 81, 1914 s 6w.
The highest price will be given in cash,
for clean Linen and Cotton
RAGS, at this Office.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-08-04
To Undertakers.
TO BE LETT, ~
The entire building Of a
Stone Meeting House,

about 40 by As feet, at a place called the
Falling Water Meeting House, in the Coun-
ty of Berkeley. Those disposed to under
take the work, will, as soon as possible,
communicate their proposals in writing to
Dir. Jacob Zuck, merchant, at Capt. New
kinks mill.
June %, 1914.
G. Mr.. HeiskeH wW please publish the
above advertisement for three apeeks in
has Gazette, and forwardh his account to
this office for payment.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-08-04
POETRY.


I'VE haze SELDOM seen Domestic Happi-
ness portrayed an such charming and
inUiting colours, as in the subsequent
rfrRa4 Il
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-28
ITEMS or NE WS, I,e.


The body of capt. Blanchard, of the Brit.
ish Engineers, has been found at Washing.
ton He was killed at the capture of that city.
1t. Manning has arrived at Portland, with
the British 1t. Simonds, I'd of the Balwark,
,nidshipman and IL men, "a British plum
dering expedi,ion) captured lately at Frank
fort, (Maine.)
lo7 prisoners, taken in and hear Washing.
ton, after the late engagement, have arrived
at Fredericktown, Maryland.
Capt. Carson, who commanded the schr.
Ticonderoga, in the late battle of Champlain,
passed through New.York on the 2lsl, with
the flags taken on that Lake. He will be a
welcome guest at Washington.
The villages of Ncwburg, New-Windsor,
Salisbury, and other places In Orange county,
N. Y. were illuminated on the 18th inst. in
honor of Macdonough's victory.
The Secretary Of the Navy has appointed
Com PORTER to com mapd the Steam Bate.
ry constructing in New York by Mr.. Fulton.
Gen. Ross was buried (says a Baltimore
paper) in the same grave with the American
Adjatsnt Donaldson.
Addiuonal Forti6ca,nons arc erecting at
Norfolk.