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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-09-03
Bah. Pat.
RArr1,.nrv. August OF

BALTTNOFNI august y.
The fifth Regt Of Infantry, the Rife Corps aud the
two companies of Artillery from this city although
Tor the hrs, time ~ action, and Just after very atiguing
march, behaved with COOL active and intrepid brave
~, Which would have reflected honor on the most gal
laut veterans
General Stanshury, Major Pinckney & Cant Sfer-
rett, have been wounded. but ere happy 10 state
that tie wounds are not considered dangerous Sever
al of ;he priyates have been wounded some slightly
hers nort severely.
August IS.
The Governor has appointed Mai. Gen SatrH. to
take command oftle military forces here aud 10 make
The necessary preparations for the defence Of tbs CT
".
Large requis ,fns Of the Militia Of the State have
been ordered torepair to Baltimore for is defence
three companies from the comfy arrived hc,e tIis
morning.
Cnnmodores f'oDeEes, PERRr and PoHrEa, with
fosr hpndred rners have airivediu tbs town.
('gz
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NoRFoLK, Aur. 81.

From me Rag.--Qn Monday, line of bat
tie ship, and a frigate came in from sea, and
proceeded up the hay. Yesterday afternoon
a frigate, [haviug in tow sloop, supposed bar
prizel a sloop Of war, and brig, transport or
store ship, came in rom sea, and anchored
in LynhaVen; this morning they pre- cceded up
the BAY with fair ", ID.
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Our loss cannot, / think, be estimated at
more than from so to 30 killed, and so to 60
wounded.
They took altogether about one hundred &
twenty prisoners.
You will readily understand that il is impos-
sible for me TO speak minutely of the merit or
demerit of particular troops SO little known
to me from their recent and hasty assenblage.
My subsequent movements for toe purpose IF
preserving as much Of my force as possible,
gaining achievements and projecting this
place, you already know.
/ am, with very great respect, Sir, Jour obt.
ser'vt.
WIN. II. MINDER.
Brig. Gen. 1cth MI. Dist.
Hon. John Armstrong, Secsy. OF ar.
\. b. We have to lament that Capt. Stcrrett
ded but is doing wen. Other officers, no doubt,
deserve notice, but am as yet an;.ble to par
ticularize.
The enemy having evacuated the city,
those inhabitants who had departed gene
rally returned on Saturday. No attempt has
since been made by the enemy to re-occupy
it.
On Saturday, several of the enemy vessels
appeared in sight down the river, and u flag
was sent down BY the citizens of Alexandria,
offering to surrender at discretion. We are
| not precisely informed OF tie terms or nature
| of the capitalization agreed on, which how
cYer shal. be hereafter stated. The fort ut
| or near Warburton was blown, mp by the
| commander alb nut dusk on Saturday evening.
The following letters relate 10 that c:rcum-
| stance:
Cory ETC letter from the .Secretcry Of Har,
70 Cohtci'r Dyson, dated 2etI .dugust,
1914.
| SIR-I send Capt Manigault with orders
to receive your written OF verbal report CT the
| causes under which you left the post commit
ted to your charge. In this you will state the
orders under which you acted, s, from whom
| received.
| am, sir, your most obj. serv't.
| !. ARMSTRONG.
Capt. Dyson, corps Of Afty.
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NHw-OnLE,Ns, Aug. %. :
Extract Of ,etisr fro,s Pensacola, dated JIsy 23
we were al sunincled on i'a.1lc this mornn.
To count strength, AMI wcrc dismissed again.
"rhe officer bringing the letter of demand for the
delivery % the sndii,, om General jackson, has lie.
turned buck tins corning; and we must wait with no
ttlc aux"ty 10 know the result OF the Interior mca-
sures O. the general. loafSianu Gu-.
t.ctters ,rom Aip''a state, that Lieut. Col. Benton,
with detachment ct the ..oti, u s Iiantry marc..-
ed against snal. Indian village, called E.scanbia,
few leagues ives; o the p-iylo on the i.,i, ult and
on he Zis attacked it. Killed 20 and took 30p,isoners
without LOSING sma' except one kill by accident.
The Mage WAS composed of Greeks who had fled
HON the seat OF war, ami settled there to raise corn
q
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Comr;olo,e Rodgers and Cc;onox,ore Perry, have
arrived Ia this city, pursuant the orders O. the gov
ernn.ent, and arr. understand, TO be entrusted
v.,h the defence OF ts harbour, should the enemy
attempt lt.ng. We .sSicr Understand, that the
command on1er CON. IL. sers we,e expected in last
night Tel
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WASHINGTON, Aug. so.

WASHINGTON, Aug. so. 4
Ntcr an i'atermiSsion ofseverui days, or,
ing TO the unfortunate epents hereinafter no
iced, SIC hare ii in our f,o7rey to issue ia
Per in the freSent reduced form, qchich qpe
hoftc ia u day or f7po to change to lis usuai
shafie and condition. Nat Int.
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OTHNIEL LOCKER,
Acting Governor of the State ofOhio.
KAsXAsxIA, Aug. 10.

From undoubted authority we lean that 1t
Perkins, who commanded at Prairie du Chen,
arrived at St. Louis on the 9th inst with his
command. 1t appears that after three days
and nights fighting, our fort was surrendered
upon capitulation, the terms of which were
that the Britith should escort and protect the
Lieutenant and his men, from the savages, as
far down as the rapids of Rock river (the
place where our boats were defeated.) We
have not heard of the death of a single indivi-
dual on our part-and of wounded we have
heard of no-more than the Lieutenant and two
other men.
We understand that considerable alarm
exists about Cape Girardeau, & between that
place and the mouth of the Ohio in conse-
quence of its having been discovered that the
Southern Indians were passing in that direc-
ton. These accounts are confrmatory of
those of General Robertson (head of the Chic
kasaw agency,) lately published in the Nash
vile papers. We have also heard of some
murders having been committed near the
mouth of the OHIO, but we cannot vouch for
the truth of these reports
Gen. Howard, having made a reouisition
on the Governor of the Territory for several
hundred men, the latter has for some time
past been actively employed in raising them,
and is gone to Fort Rhssel, the place Of Rem
dezvouz.
To the honor of the Illinois militia it is be-
lieved that sufficient number of volunteers
have offered themselves, and will be ready tc
be mustered into service ON the day appoint
ed, which it sooner than that number conld
have been raised by draft in the ordinary way
and with the previous notice which the law
requires. I'll. Herald.
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Yes, my countrymenl ifyou now manifest
that noble spirit which your cause inspires, You
may henceforth repose in safety. The infant
in the cradle will no more be awakened by
the savage yell /; nor the forest be lighted by
the midnight blaze OF your dwellings The
heroic examples of the, brave and patriotic
volunteers of Kentucky and Tennessee, under
Shelby and Jackson, are before you that
you may initiate their valor and be crowned
with their success, is the ardent desire and
confident expectation of your friend and hum
ble servant,
OTHNIEL LOCKER,
ACTING Governor of the State or hin
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An officer Of the Flotia on board AZ the time of ifs
beng destroyed, states, that the British barges 30 in
number assistedby considerable land force approach
ed so near to throw Their rockets aud grape on
board, when capt FRAZIER gave orders for the whole
Tn be blown up as they had nos tan fifty men
on loaiy, tic remainder having marched TO the
WooIyard. No accident occurred
B1If PAT
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-23
A Proclamation.

w HEREhS information has been received
by the Executive, that tie building for
holding the courts OF the county OF York, hath
been destroyed by FIRE: have therefore tho't
ct, by and with the advice and consent of the
Council Of State, and in pursuance of the act Of
the General Assembly, Reducing into one the
several acts concerning tie adjournment aud
places Of session Of certain courts in certain
cases." TO issue this my Proclamation, direct
ing that the county courts and superior courts
of law for the said county of York, shall be
hereafter holden at tile house OF Matthew Wells
in the town OF York, on the west side of the
main street Of The said town and Immediately
below, and the next house 10 the 50 an Tavern,
kept by the said Wells, in the county Of York
aforesaid, until the said building shall be re-
pult.
Given Under my hand as Governor, and
under The seal 81 ihe commonwealth,
i isS.) JET Richmond, This 10Th cay of March,
on thousand eight hundred and four
teen.
Nv. is BARBOUR.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-23

by tie Governor efthe Commonwealth ef.viy,
ginid,
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Ex.rrct % the E.Gfor. dnted

" Albany, 18th Feb. 1919.
9" Yesterday saw letter from Saeko,t's Harlor
o: the highest authority stating that about the 1851,
inst the Br fish bad sent from Kingston 1900 reg
uIars and 500 sailors Up the lake, supposed to des.
troy or feet on Erie aud that 500 regulars we're on
the way TO reinforce Kinsson from below have
M doubt OF tie correctness OF this ipEornstiou K
that they will make dash 1T the feet or Detroit,
or possibly bot'. You win perhsps ask IL they bay
let Kingston exposed by srndng Off so loree de-
tschrnent, Why not strike at it from SseketIs Hsr.
tor while The 81. Lawrence Is bridged with ice -
destroy their Beet and cut rp tie part IF the ermt
left al that post To this esnpot reply, ~. cal.
possibly imagine foe what our troops are shut u,
quietly IN winter quarters, whilst The British are
moving in all directions, d-predsting on every pnin
we leave exposed. do not know the precise fore.
IT the Hsrbor, bct tod IT is not short Of 3Ooc
regulsrs, beside the Dragons in tie vicinity sailor
and msrines, which must be equal to nearly 1000
more.
81 hesr of no movements from P'susbsrg o.
burlington, where oor force 10 considerable
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Igushingtpn. Much 4.
THE BIJJ.


has at length passed the house Of Repre-
sentatiyes by very great majority. Not
withstanding the very long (thcugh BILE and
Interestingly debate on this bill, we believe
the question would not have been taken
las. night, rs we know several gentlemen in
tended TO speak, but for the great sensation
created in the House. by the temper Of Mr..
GrosveEor's speech after which The house,
by majority Of .foyfy determined 10 cloe
a scene in which unlimi' ed Indulgence and
liberality. on the part Of the majority, had
extorted from their opponents. nothing bet
invective and perscRaliiv. We wonder in
deed, that The minority had not, fer their
own sakes, requir d the preSior. question
long ago for never was party, mai rity
or minority, SO completely beaten at ali
points, and routed from the field of contest,
as the opposition have been during the la:e
debate in the House of Represestatives.
ARMY AND MILITIA.
FROM TIE TWO letters from he Depart
ment of War, YESTERDAY laid Before the
House Of Representative by the Chairman
ofshe committee Of Ways and Mems, il
appears that the number Of Militia actually
ia service during the year 1913, is estimat
q to have averaged thirty thousand men !;
md that the aggregate siren 9Th Of the ar
nv (or regular force) was on the 17,h oe
January last. SO 1872; an aggregate lab g
% daily decrease from the expiration az
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FROM sACKETT's HARBoR.

his friend in baltimore, aa.ed HE 2i.t Of Felpu.
my
his place isvery strong, and de1es attack
We hsse six bloeE-houses calculated to rake every
point OF spproaeh, and the squadron is advantage
ous'y arranged for defensive and destructive purpo-
sts' Captain Chsuneey is building three vessels Of
big.
Some arc Of opinion. that Gen. Wilkinson will
undertsko an expedition from Plsttsburg this winter
Col. Scott hes marched TO the Nagsrs frontier with
n detachment Of regulars. Lieut.. Col Mitchell
reached this post on the oh inst with the sd re..
ment OF sr,ilery end detachment Of the al ight
ssbierJ, from the French Mills having performed
the march in seven days. Col Ripley has also arr.
ved, sitter very expeditions march At Watertown,
with the ilth and 2lst regiments Of infantry. The
troops are hrsltby. Accom- m Ddstions are better
ere than formerly, as the town is much imrroy.
ed. Bait HbiE.
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g Our legislature spend about half their i'm. a.,
bstk 9ues ions .hoJh be at n ice. To nac,e III.
various appGcations-tLer number, has tended to g.
arm many ot,he members, snttit is but very few,
it any, will succecd"
The Court -ff,sfiof on gensrsl Holt gets On
very slowly, owing, dnderst,Ed to the indspos ton
OF four or i've Of the naembers, wao are said To he
on the recoyery- N:.t week taey talk of max:ss
hnish with the generals defense.
Demo Ptess.
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For pay Of army and militia e,s05, $50
Forage To officers 264 $40
Subsis.encs 377L7a
Camp sDd field equipage i6l 900
Medical & Hospital department 255,Ooo
Bount'es aud premiums s40OCO
Co' hing 2O36OOo
0Iarter-pastes's department $4,000
Ordnance stores, TO- Be. 7C0 900
Fortfcstions 500 600
Contingencies 10000
Indian Department 4sl,5e0
Thus amended the bill vas ordered TO
be cngrosssd COR third reading.
On motion of Mr.. Eppes. the bi,l 70 sap
port the navy Of The United States for the
year 1914, then psssed through commit
ter Of the whole, M. Mecon in The chair,
AID the blanks therein were filed with the
foio wing sums
FOR psy and subsistence of officers
K psy cfthe sesmen 9,s7o.sii
Provisions I,4so 9o2 50
Medicines. No. t20CO0
Repairs of vessels 10000
Ordnance, Sac. d0o,ooo
Go3dTgsnt exp>rses $4,000
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NEW-YoRK. A,,r.b 4

NhN-f URk, Ntrch T.
4 letter 10 the E'iitor OF the A bany Argus, dat
ed ON "Wednesday, 1T P,at.sburgh, says.
Z" On Monday gen. Wlsnson re ceived INTELLIGENCE
that the enemy were advancing from The vest 5000
iery and dragons, Immediately marched to meet
them, and the troops st Burlington were ordered
here. The troops proceeded ID or IS milss, when
hndin2 the enemy had turned back. they returned
80 ms place fappsars the enemy have been to
Malone, and carried on S or COO barrels Of prov;
sons left there in consequence Of persons ec-
ing TO bring them on according TO contract rhey
burnt the state sIEenal at Mslons, and desirsyed
some private property, mostly belonging to suffers -
a gestleman from the army, states that ooiy
90 barrels we're tsken by the enemy
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THE COURT MARTtAY..

by letter from Albany. dated Feb 22d we lear,
that the presiden, Of the Court Martial Gen Drs,-
born, was so in the day before as to be un,l,e 10
attend the court Col Fenwick is confined to Lis
bed, with hut little hopes of his recovery C.n.rs
Bloomfield so much indsposed as to keep his roo,,.
and col Bosardns absent at New York, ON account
OF the death of one of his children. We regret to
cay that IT ia possible the court will be oblg. to AL
iourn without deciding upon the conduct of
Hull.
Commodore Chsuncey pessed tt-o~sh Albany on
the slst inst on his wsy to sseSett's Harbor.
Dem P-ess
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WABASH SUPPLEMENT-.

A number OF persons fruIa ca n paipn Green {,
montgomery, met at Mr.. Graham's Inn in DAYTON
on Monday the 3lot of Jansary, t.ke into consa.
cratic" the propriety o making settIemen Mt on the
Wabash allows Vincennes. Under all circpmstan.
ces, il was agreed to meet at the place Aforesaid,
on Tuesday the 18th of Feb next Mt O'clock r.
" where the attendance Of those dispossd to unite
az the above plan is requested.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-09

Mr.. Gaillard, from the committee on Ma
val affairs, reported bill to authorize an
augmen'atior of the Mariae Corps, by the
enlistment. nj 696 privates, and the appoint
ment OF a competent number of officers
Passed to second reading.
MIR. Anderson. from the joint committee
appointed to consider when it may be expe-
dicnt to adjourn. reported res, luton auth
orising the President Of the Senate aud
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives to
adjourn their respective Houses on Mon
day the 18th day of April. which was not
acted ON.
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FLOATING BATTERIES.

On the question Of passing the bill an
horifing the building of one or more aoatnc
batteries 20 third reading, some debate
rosp
Mr.. Pest Of N. Y. Mr.. Coldsboroueh Of
Nd. and Mr. King e Mas objected to ma
sing Az approximation of go large sum OF
money as half a million uf doIlar,, 70 make
a nsie experiment; nor did they see why
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NnF.on, ( o. Feb. 5.

ChTEGcofbc, Fff.24
detachment Of about $40 resul.rs, und,r tie
command Of capt Chunp. marched from Camp
BuI!, on "Wednesday last, destined for Detroit -
ne British prisoners are now guarded by capt.
Slofssn's company of slilitis .~.-
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ELOQUENT Appeal.
SPEECH

SPEECH
Of TIE H9u. MI. J{OL9IES, in me .Sc,pfe of
IIIssdchUscus, during the dc6ate on me
hfe " Rstlort," and tie Hr9fiosed ConUen-
fioH at fL4yt}ord.
MR. PREsIDENT,
From the indefinite tenor of these resou-
tons and thsir preamble, did expect that
some one who was friendly to them, wonId
have been good enough to pnint cut their OBJ
Ject This iiada rgHt tjtxpcct from their
eahdor aud liberaty, bot IN ;l,is have been
disappointed /; & uNcil as am, feel little
lnchna.lon or Gncouaa smcht to ,;ctAnI the Sc
nate rig III tlliS G,hae.
Il Was hoped at this extraordinary session.
summoned, rs it is sait, on account of extra
ordinarY dangers, iittlc would have. transuirud
70 excite the spirit Of party For nys.it, s,r.
4 was disposed TO dispense with party feel
iugs, M aate my eXertions With thDss OF the
myof'ty ~ resisting AM expo ling Lhe com
mon cnc3ly i'm time az danger. we m.ent
well s,''Jcnd our domestic q1s.frcls. ~ nc re-
snmed, 4 @e closc, in times OK tran ,alfv.
Out tAonsA ~ gais expectation [ hags Been
uiSaPPr i;eG, am nYt surpi5zed. Daring
tne sh0r pcrtj1 ! have lad the ionor c. a
seat insoIc legislature Of Massachusetts, J
nave ie rat - ~ s.rpfis ed 70 in.it.i.a. itoge-
yer Xtriorl'nary aaG 7 cJts SIS ! ioox rt,gn
Vli5 rc@ ~ Ot yVnv E0mnGt.e. win ~ 4.s
eoIaPos re-. and 30 net heiieus Uias thc tiai-
ksTS Va Ga 20 -@et"5 10 tcrlatea t,, ,e.ii ever
3F dif tni fst. ~, les. I sSo.,, be go con-
otcat' 30 r. 'ny orr 81 TX 80 =. lle1ra !. "a
sure, fmcHit ~itb 3ct1,c.oa, sa4.,Di,s 8,
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&c DOLLARS REWARD.

II UNAWAT from tie subscriber, on the 9th inst.
u 4 a negro woman named
NJ I l. L 7,
shout feet ioinehes high ctiirs, dark complexion,
anal in stat. a. pregnancy; and expect she Will en-
dr.ver to pass free woman. will give the above
re~arl to any person who viii deliver her to in
Richmond, secure her III any ja! uiati geth her
gam
BENNETT AIcALI.ISTER.
October %. wtWp
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ADyERTTSEMNNT.

TEvIlE Subscriber 6-irg Old bind, inrru, and unable
to attend 10 business, is deaiyods Of closing his all
f.iTsstIa;on OF Tic estate nf Henry Il John Mu!Eu9
ceG'd-No;icc is, therefore, now gwen for the las
time Tint Ola the Goth day of November next, he will
attend AT John Miins 10 dis county, and then and
there proceed tn have the said estate divided and
vii then pay to END iegatee mis- us promo linn. When
ali aso are interested may he prescntif hey please.
CONNOLLY AiULfIN S, aiqir.
CcochIond Nov A
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EDUCATION.
HTElTAJYfIT Y.qLL .gC9DE..r

HDsEsJfI ~ I{.qI.L .9Ca DENT.
EATIi-I. be continued by the Subscribe the t.ns,,
w ingycar In this seminary, bars and ycunt
ne.'will be Instructed in the Greek Latin, and En-.
Eia tars'sGs Geography, t the of tie Globes
the ostfnsnes 81 Geometry ~lth pracesl Surveying
Vulgar, Dccirns aud analytical Arithmetic
The price for board, uit,ol, wssiiog be,lin- gi,eI
end candies, will DC ono huvt, .nt t,sciye ,o;sr for
re term, paid quarterly in advance, to corn,neuce ON
The 18Th OF yaLHary, andcSpi:c on the 10Th OF De-
eSInhe, With the usual vacation,
THoS. NELSON.
Forks oFtfanoycr, Nov. S. iw3Y.S
EE AS eerrot.c,l to tue ii; ni Chesterfield count
Wv somewhere ntSi lie 18th tlav nj january ias,
=. rrinavay, Negro Boy who alh himself lol,a IA
eertson, and says that he tree bry ni his parents
are m baltimore, and thai lle from tf4 llac,-
lie mas no free paFers lac IS acus IS or yesls Of
age, black complexion, ans, abont feet incl. bi
hEs ssrhiRg is very indifferent. Any person own =
sd boy are desired TO take him nacy, otherwise he
vai he dealt With according % Inv.
Wax. WlNFREf;, iailor
0e,nkere n. SIN
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TAKEN UP

HI Wilisn Warmer, Gf Amelia County. an es-
Cd try F[LLY, about Fourfeet eight OF niue inches
E, with ia her forehead with srl.II streak OF
Sslite Just below Inc star, end doekedsd udged be
eiiree yesrs old and appraised the Of SS5 hy
yoset.i ;sot Taos. Pudie, and John Crittenden, sue
11ll csy OF Aug. ls14.-teste,
J.T.LEEGH.
Tov 2.
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F.dSEIO.NfRLE PEADT MADE
CE1IJyL,Ysy

AT almost every description, v.nEsiisg ha,'.one
asS,r,nelt, insosej AZ i5. J)3 ,ioas uiu,e =, the
best materials and in tie I,otsst manner, ey-v n,.
inrn, be,rs cut bS NY oal as aili u,;sle TIE rx,
rate jcar'icylne', so ;iat gentlemen may ,st assured
tt every gatyrent - 1Se il neat a i,ancer rs il
intended FIR parf;c.,iai cuS;c,ncr.-
s--.2R1ICLES rs F0LEOtt1S.-
RiseS, Blue and s;izedSure .ii,.y Coats
IRON 81 to so
Scftout and Frock Goats, o5 60
Crest Goats anil Casks, Is Is
?en.xlocns of every ,cscrirtnn, y5
Naistcocts, an extensive assortment, 10
Eite Flannel Drawers, Suspcr,,ers, sc. Sec.
Gcntietnen IN want Of any Of ti,c above articles vii,
can ri the New-York Cothing Store, sud cxarpinc ia
themselves.
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TING on Nth adcs OF the main road r,lr,t- from
Il iienty's Brgc to Halifax Cour,-housc and abor
tra miles trorn The Inter place. This land Is cors
q red veiy vs.asbic forcor-,. subacco o-i SO, S,.
THERE'S net more thar hslf cf it cut thst pnr+ cleared
fuEocr goni fence Tlerrisa small ,vcllinr-i,-,s.
o.'t With one room ard ased. The above hard be-
Longs to tue estate OF Herbert G. Cooke decd
Teens rnsy be known by ap,,!.ng 10
JCIiNR. COOKE, sxcc'r
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PETER LIE TELLER
IkEN7rcT

DENTIST,
Nj returned 20 UgEi, S,J'1z,s..s--~-
ice in the various Branches ef Iils pr,sss,on,
W Getting artificial teeth eissps;,g, plsslns,
tracing, SIC.
N E--A iiae or servant directed 20 him st his
rousss, cpI1site the Svsn Tavern, will be sttendcdto
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c. FAI2CHILD.

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-~ish sn.etegant set Of fairness.
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