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TEN DoLLARS REWARD.

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
+ EoER TED from the Army at the Cantonrnent
July iSti,
THOMAS .1TW.ELL.
pirate and substitute in my company Of Yirs;nia
Mhia, from the county of Charlotte now in dc ser,
vice OF the United States
The said Thomas Atwcll, is abou, fset err in.
e.es high spare made light hair sud alout 90 years
o' hoover Wit deliver him 90 me, or the com
madlng officer at this place. Shall receive tie a6oyc
reward.
HENRY a. WATRINs. Cart. .G4i1o,v.
5h Hegi. IA -;GsGa
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MIR. MATTHEW COX.

RIOT knowirvvour place Of residence. We a,f com.
PEELED To resent IN this method OF informing yo,.
that James Wright decd late of Essex county fir.i
mia, has IN his late viii, deyscf, 70 YOU five neests
which legacy YOU are requested come and secure
The Ereciao,g.
July on .----wSwT.
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Plan I Eil'S FARE F'07 6.7LE.


PLANT Eh'S FARE FI0H 6gILE.
Wis is h.,dSorne Farm in the Conty Of t,ooch
land, ON Lickinsloe Greek about tei, iiles abtye
the Court-iIouse, forty from the City of R.chmod,
aud about seven from landing place or place Of ,epos.
~ on James ftfveflt contains about 720 acres xc,I-
SiVe OF 400 little detached from it, which Tracts
may be sold together o. separate rs NAV best suit y
puiri'ser-l his land well adapted 10 Farming. and
at present about 100 acres well taken with Red
Clover, II ali lies we'll and tire greater part possesses
red clay bottom. There is by estimation abot 80 -
res O. Low Grounds on the Greek, which is cq,aI to
James River Land =
valued by Commissioners (for insurance against FIRE
to tlnrty-ive hundred Dollars, good Kitchen La,in-
dry, Weaving iouse, Dairy, AIynt-tioue lcc-IIr1sr
Barn, Stable, aud Neroe Cabbns Overseer's House
and Ti,Issl'Dg Machine. There is also an Orchard
containing hetweenfour and FIVE thousand fruit tees
OF different kinds.
The Farm is laid nfT in shifts and well incloscd-
much might he ead in favor OF the beautiful situation of
,his Farm the goodness OF the neighborhool, SC but
II is thought unnecessary is pTx.5iiraa,Ie that no
person Will bay without first viewing the premises-
There is also Whiskey Dstllery on the Farm
which may or NAV not nc purchased w:,h the and
containing four stills (ll new aud the materials f,
carrying on The bnsinesllt stands within huEdrcd
yards OF mill, and ON GOOD stream
TIE feiiys IF tie s1e, viii be one bird pail down
and two thirds nc two equal annual ipstanents with
anterest Eon the date, and Deed Of Trust TO secure
the payment.
Possession rley he Ind in tie month Of November
next, and tic privilege Of sowing vheai--NIr John Il
Nooe living on the Land will show it To anv one
The subscriber, living Dover Coalpi,s in said county
about seventeen miles above Richmond.
D.4,pIEL TZaLFLETT.
amy - If
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4 AND OFFICE, August 9th, lsi{.--,n pursuance
Of an act Of Assembly. passed the 1i1l February
1911, entitled IN aCs 20 aiclid The sereral sc can
oe:ii;tS Esch7dts," do hereby make Y known that
the three following tracts Of land situated in the eoun-
ty OK Pittsylgauia, have essheated 10 the Common
wealth. appears by the certfcate az the Eschestor
on SAID county, dated the Gh day Of July last viz one
river, one other tract containing by estimation IFS a.
clSs, on Sta,nton and Pig rivers and one other track
containing By estimation SO acres, on Staunton river
OF which Mr. Jacob RCbssman Of the state Of Penny-
venia, is said tohave died sezed
CHARLES BLAGRCyE., I2ag'r
Cj' The Editor of the National ineiligencer, viii
insert the above advertisement in his paper for weeks
Feoess'vciy transmit lis account TO this department
tor payment.
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NEW COURr HOUSE

RICHMOND.
z PROPOSALS will be received by Raj. Cbrsto,b,
d Iompki'ls. OF Richmond, for SUPPLYING the f,I,o.,
ms materials ior Tie New Court-lIouse
lst, Good hard burnt bsicl.s
2nd. Good stone lime
3rd Sound Understandable lumber consisting of ,oars
for aocs, sc. plank and scantlng Of various Size NJ;
o, heart pine,
IL may be proper TO remark that no heavy timber. IS
rcqur,d. those persons i'll the neighhorlrsd of the
ine stone Guaries up the river, have now , oppo+0
MY OF advancing their interest by off;i;ne E,yor
able proposals TO supply lime for the builcn tic ,..
tity being considerable.
ROBERT Mill 8.
July Is. ts;S
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TEN DOLLARS gE5g.sYD.

AMMAN about Tie 2sth OF May l.si, a y, II
ii 4, latio Woman name -
M WY,
About 8 or SO years OF age, stout and rke,v, hrs
Gown scsy look, and sometimes st;,-el> when ssc
Ken to-Sie was purchased sliort tune b, i;-e ss
a '.' of Ar. Wn A. RcnezEs, sgen, to- iie
Iiustees ofti,e Free School of tiouc.te ,,,,:, am,
rs possibly now IN that eshbo,lood wiiers s,: hos
iuslanu tho think il no-r probable that she. Is hs-
nofet al OF ab'u. iAc:uon., by Negro Man in tn.
emp;n!pens Oh AIR. Alexander Fulton. y ,Yo,rsa
purchased by aai1n rilce =. the SINE fin, end *.
thS Snne person, went OF with and wss taken -o
snort tine anee lattein9Gns TO p.s. as freel and
iouSed", tiie jaii Of New-hcrt Co,,r,y
MuoeN'r Y,'i He'S'i' herto lac Richmond, shall
RECEIVE the above reward ard AL rcascasbc exp.n.
CTS. e
HNyani IL Riclcro,so.z.
AGENT FOR
france Richardson.
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u FP3VCIS H0C0

IIfIVg
\ w gust rvceycd an extensive assortment ~
= GOODS, among which are he following a.firjea
LeNanone5 Saiiins, Plain and Pad Florence ST.,
bingham, Cotton shirtings Scersuckefy, ,issio ST. =
,ns, Ozn"b1Tes, Iickien5ifYs. bss B,ckskin GLOW
Ladies Enc Cotton So6,ogs yest,gs, &c &c. an -
"hmh WI PC 90 On accooir otiadig terms.
Ai-oC-<0o dozen hl;f-pint T1mb.sss.
Avg. 90, efQz
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Tic 'o'iorirFi ali, ort54 peers appointed for life
~ ias '.gfty, 70 o,nfose tie House Of Peers Of
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F.4IIA liiSU.. UTRE .u.l.lgJF.4C-
I'1RT

TkSif. subscriber is authorised IN receive orders for
Il the following articles to Se executed at the above
inauiaetcry, and forwarded from thence with all pos
abie Spee'r-ltliserable in Richmond at the Factory
prices, win ti'e ellarses of transportation, SC VIZ.
Coarse AID hne Wire, from No. TO y,
Gard Wire from No. p to S.
Anneai'd blending wire, Of various aizes,
ROLLINS Standing, or Falling areens, for clearing
grain,
Wove wires Of evcIy description.
Sapipes Of the above articles may be esen, and or
dcrs lodged at the Coundng.Iouse of
ANDREW SMITH.
Cary-Strest oppo.ite the Eagle Tavern.
Marol so Nrtf
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70 GEyV7I E1ENTN-T7E
U.NcTRYt

= any Gentleman, in the Country. ha. from to
4 5000 dolls tor which he viii De content to receive
PER ce'- per annra for year, the Interest pay
abe N poarcr-yesrly 1lisialnents loaned out npon
Bond WITH good Security, OF secured upon property
in tbs City worth than S69on, he win hear of
borrowei,by applying at thu. Office.
Aug s. WIFI
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N(liICE.
FiFIY= DOIL.9RS PEV..35B

- a HOL'"1ls1 JLCtf .1hSS. lt
oai or Stolen ont of one OF my trunks on NV wav
.s'taer IN going TO or at Cumberland coult.,ouse
sinSii rcd morocco pocket book, continuing SIX NOES
each OF 100 dollars, tiie Farm.l- X Virginia Banks
llso, three dollar Carolina note, together with sever
81 bonds, rcccpts and other papers.
whoever viii procure the sei,i pocket booS with
us coneuts 50 tl geti, shall receive the above re
ward
.roSK9N II CIPSCN.
BucknSfam, Aug. 17-----2aN,lnrn
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The guns mounted in the battery were 8
eighteen Founders, two'twelye Founders, s
six Founders and two fours My ,wo NOR
tars were wi hout Carriages, as were all nv
32's. for pctwithstar ding evefy effort was
made by the gosernhjeht at Washington to
have them made there, as by myself on the
spot. they could NIT be completed in time.
On the morning OF the 9th, the enemy
Showed disposition to- move / advised
General Hungerford cf.the same, and pre-.
pared to meet them With hot shot. About
twelve'o'clock the two ffigates got under
way with a fair wind and tide, and stood
down for us. The rocket sloop, bomb ves-
sells, brig, schooner and prizes followed in
succession. the gun boats endeavoring to
flank us On our right immediately dis.
patched An officer to Gen. Hungerford. to
request hin, TO take the position agreed up
on IN he woods on the heights. but from the
distance. OF his camp ard the quick ap.
preach OF the enemy, he was unable 70
march before the firing Commenced, and,
after th&. period. almost impossible, as |
have understood from the vast quantities Of
shot. shells and rockets which we're show.
cred over the hils and fell among his troops.
AS the enemy approached, well direc
ted hre was kept up from the battery with
hot and cod shot, and my brave officers
and men stood The broadsides If the ships
with unparalleled firmness. anxisusly ex.
pected the militia would open their FIRE of
musquetry, but was disappointed---the eau,
ses was not explained until after the firing
ceased. Finding that the v hole of the en-
my's FIRE was directed at my force. ard thai
In few minutes all his force would be bro't
to bear on me, aud (ehter,aining no hopes
OF preventing his passing) as some Of NY
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! FROM che National Infexgencer.
FROM BALTIMORE

We have not as late informa,;o, a..
Could expect. considering the very cr;,,c.1
situation of that place. The following s,.,a
meht' which may be much relied on e =,
oIg'ngiy handed us by gentleman who
ieit: Baltimore at 10 O'Clock On Mo,da,.
hsne. Later iniormation,- up to four o'ciocl
Yesterday morning, adds nothing, excent
ehat party OF the Virginia militia. two
or tnree thousand strong, had gone ont in
n'sn spirits as an advanced corps, to meet
full. M ~ pe' Nv y aw.
TO The Editors. W.
Gentlemen,
ms mere are many reports in circulation
relative to the approach of the British 70
baltimore, the battle, SSc. propose giving
you brief outline of what conceive To he
substantially correct.
On the morning OF Sunday las. thew yv ,,....
percep.,oie from Federal Hill, and +, "a.
Ss,g.csused they were landing troops. Tbs
c.ne sn y. .na'umore companies had been ma
90. auea .nae morning, and were dismissed
case of discharge frnm the aIarn, o, IN
tneir respective rallying points. Abnm,, 20
O'Clock the alarm guns were d;snhe -
ana all assembled, and were d;snosed af
was deemed most advisable. The Fifth AMI
hity hrst regiments of infantry and riHems-
q, ana one company of artillery, took mn ti,1
line OF ;s,arch, and constituted the aSy.n
OF our arMys Thenext day about n;nas
the morning, they met the enemy at Ne
Mcetlng House, about ten or twelve rIs.
from the city, and engaged him-sk;rnSsh.
ing and retreating until late in the evIn;ng
Among those who fell wa. Mr.. M;Cci.
land, anil some two or three mora a;th
trom twelve to fifteen, perhaps. wounded
Inc last account which was rece;veJ
was, that the advance of the British srnr
was about five miles from the city of Bait.
more. where they had made halt. perbans
tor the night. This was late in The evep
ing. Part of the British squadron was ~.
ing within miles of the fort. The ~.
mainder, comprising several line Of batIs
sn'ps, did not lay within ten or 10 miles. =
those nearest the fort. from their reconno;-
.erins movements, were supposed tn desire
70 attack 1t. The squadron consjsted in ali
OF about SO sail and upwards. AS to .hs
number OF troops landed, or which rbey mav
nave at their disposal. no lust accom-, ca -, ~
gwen, as we had no data but such as Con-.
lecture afforded, but think,it probah,e tha.
they may have from to ten thonsand 80
no more. The enemy landed their men j.,
Two divisions, one at North Point and ,ha -
Their at Sparrow's Point. wy y,
r...,.. Respectfully, &c.
TUESDAY morning, Sept. 18Th.
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time as had teen afforded him, 10 erect a
work sufficiently strong, to check the ene>
my any length Of tune otherwise, i con.
ceived should have. found no difficulty in
efiectny his des ruction.
AT the time the enemy silenced the bat.
cry. the hire ship, under full sail was about
mile abnve his uppermost vessel, when
found myself under the necessity Of order.
ing her 10 be set on FIRE, and at the same
time, our boats to retire to prevent their be-
ias taken possession Of by his numerous bar.
ses 80
Although Gid not succeed in the des.
traction of any ofthe enem,y's vessels, 1 am
never theless convinced, that, the. expedition
was in many points ofview attended with
soed effect. consequently j feel it duty to
econmend to yoursuotice the c.iicers and
seamen engaged in the same; as, in two Of
the firervessels, Lieut.. New corsb aud S mas
ter Ramage manifested so much: zeaL a to
continue ON board. steering them, until they
were enveioped in the flares, aud obliged
to jump overheard to avoid sharing the fate
| at the vessels themselves. lam also intebt-
| ed to The eyertinas Of Lit Forrest, who vo.
iunteered hrs services. aud although very
much indisposed at the time. afforded all
the assistance in his power.
Permit me at the same time to recommend Ia
your attention. Mr.. Stockton, Masters Mate.
4 VINO not only rendered me essential service ms
n acting Aid-de Camp, but in every other situ-
| alton manifested zeal and iRtrcpiditv nor 10
pe shaken also, Midshipman Whitlock, whose
ndnct in every part of the service highly Ap-
prove. Mr. Thomas Herbert young gentle
nan OF Alexandria, and Mr.. Perry, Pilot. who
volunteered their services, also deserve well OF
! their country.
/ The conduct of the sean,en for enercv .ns
patriotism, was not even excelied by that OF
| their officers. Q
AT the time i took pos session of Alexandria.
| there were 15C0 pounds. of fresh beef living o.,
the whar.s ready to be delivered to the boats OF
| the ensmy's ships, which were then only i.2 or
| 3 miles below the Town, and mention this to
! shew'the state that place was in at the time.
In justice TO M j. Kemper, commanding a
Diet. chment Of the militia os'Gen fIuneerford's
Brigade, II is but proper mention, th at on TAX
| ing posse ssion of Alexandria he immediateIy
marched his detachment to my assistance and
which at once secured the town against, any
| fierce The en- my could sond back
| The quantity of -four the enemy was enabled
20 take from alexandria found on enquiry 70
be not more than between IA aud 10000 bar.
! rels.
asrespect the maniicr of nv reception by the
Citizens OF A'exsndira, when landed and took
possession OF that place. siial inform YOU here.
alter IN spara'e oommvnicstion.
With great respect, nave the honor to be,
| sir, your ob't servant, -
$. JOHN RODGERS,
l secretary of tse Nrpr $50
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Copy eta letter from CahG Perry 10 The
Secretary ofthe Navy dated
cEoR cEsTowN, Sept. 9, 1914.

cEoR cE.TowN, Sept. 9, 1914. u
SlR-The Battery under my direction at
the Indian Head. was of too small cslibre tn
make much impression on the enemy, as thew
decended the Potomac OH the 5fh instant. 4
single IL FOUNDER, Which, arrived only 80 mi.
nu,es before the firing began, i'll supplied
with ammunition, was the only gun that
could be of much service.
he held pieces (6 pounders) under the
direction OF that excellent officer Major Pc
ter. OF The Georgetown, and Captain Birch
OF the Washington volunteers, and CAPTAIN
Lewis OF General Stewards Brigade, kent
up very spirited FIRE. These officers. tcge.
Their with captains Stuii and David on. and
their brave men. behaved in the handsomest
maner, and rendered all the assistance their
limited means afforded.
The ammunition of the 10. FOUNDER, and
OF several OF the skies, being expended ard
the fire Of the enemy from two frigates. two
sioops OF war, two bombs, one rocket shin
ana several smaller vessels, being very hea.
Wy It was Thought advisable by General
Stewart, Major Peter and myself to retire a
snort distance in the rear. This was done
III good order, after sustaining their fire Cor
more than an hour. General Stewart and
Colonel BeaIl we're much exposed during The
whole time of the cannonadine. IL Womb he
presumption in me t. speak in commenda-
ton OF these vetersns--I cannot, however.
AVOID expressing my admiration OF their con.
duct. The few seamen (of Ihe Guerrierl
under the immediate Command of Lieut.
Read, OF the Java, exhibited their usual bra.
very. Indeed. in the Whole ct this affair. e.
very officer and man did his duty Major
stewart OF the 36h Regt. Of Infantry was con.
s'antiy with ne and rendered all the assist
aDce in his power.
The advantageous situation we occupied.
pre'e ted the enemy from doing us much
injury, only one man was wounded.
nave the honor to be, very respectfully,
yours os't servant,
t,o. ~, -, o.H.pERRY.
Secretary yf the Navy.
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wAsaIScros, September "a.
rBy some casualty this was not seen by
the Secretary of the Navy in time to pub
fish with Com. Porser's report.]
Copy Of letter from Commodore Porter to
the Secretary of the Navy, dated
WASHINGTON, Sept. g..
The enclosed note was sent It m. b, Col.
Parker. and beg that you will publish ii a.
long with my report.
have the honor to be. with great res
pect, your obedient servant.
Hon. Vim, Jones,
/ Secretary of the Navy.
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= -t-' r.s
asn uau airsauy oeen kMieo and wounded,
oe'cr",ncu rot 10 make an useless sacri>
ice anu waen the enemy was ON the point
oi anchoring ABREAST the battery, after sus~
tanning ms hre one hour and quarter, di-
rected the officers and men to retire behind
a hill on our left, and be in readiness to
charge the enemy If he should land to spike
our guns. The two frigates anchored a.
breast. the bombs, s,oops and smaller YES.
sells passed outside them, all pouring into the
battery and neighboring woods tremen.
dous ere of every description of missive. In
the woods on the left, a COMPANY of rife,
men from JefFsrso,, c,,,r,,, 49,; - ~
captain George w. Humphreys. greatly
distinguished themselves 5y a we'll directed
FIRE on the enemy's decks. az did a comnanv
of militia underline couomand of can't Gsna
Who was posted by me ON the RIGHT. Ths
first lost one man killed. 81 one serc,an,
and fsur urivates wounded > the i,tter ,,,o
privates killed. The company of art;,,erv
which SO much dist,npuished Itself ON a fnr.
mer occasion, behaved with NO less ya,lan.
| try to-day; and il affords me mucS ,le,
| sure to observe. that the m;,;,;. ,yho rsma
under my immediate not;ce and wers or
tached to my Command. yoluntar;iv or ~
therwise, conducted ,hemselve. IN non.
ner which reflects on them and th.;r cn,,r
| Try the highest honor. Manv he fors .he
battle requested tn he pos,ea n..r nc ~
there was, NO Instance shere ons o4a,.d -.
| retire until / gave the order. To re,reatS.nd
| it as not necessary to eat,he order. 70
rally. Captain Grayson OF the marines ;s a
brave and jealous oficer-he had voI,n-
teered to come with his d.tachment nnds,.
me at Baltimore. Those veterans w bo ca
much distinguished themselves under their
gallant lho' unfortunate commander at Ria .
densburg, we're all ling 70 try ano,bsr ha,
tie they have again been nn..ccs.sfui h,,,
no less Courageous two of them have fai.
len. :.
Captain Spencer of the United S,,tes a..
tillery, late second in command A. for,
washington, and now in command of the of.
hcers q men stationed there, were attached
TO nay command by the War Department.
they have given the most unreasonable
proof that 1t was not want of Courage on
their pare which caused the destruction Of
tnat tort Naptain Spencer, his officers and
men merit the attention of their country, *
nave incurred my estesm--3 of them were
Kill ed. The remnant of the crew of the Els.
sen beha,ed as usual. Lieutenant Barn
~eH received on this day his third wound
oor II 'li"ian was also wounded in the
au 10 particuiaraze the good conduct of
eaeu lno'vlduai placed under my orders,
mou'a sven 100 much the bulk OF this let
.SII Several Lieutenants and Midshipmen
.ne navy as Wen as many young gentle
,nenoI tue neignoorhood, volunteered to
hev al, cand,, 49, ,tas u nSal WY person
courage and made ,bsro ssIvs. IS WIN slsa.
ity before and during the battle. and / shall
take an opportunity of making you more
aad rans;.a asaua'ated with their names
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.rrsr : BALTIMORE Sept. 10.
LATEST OF THE ENEMY.


we are informed by the captain NJ /, co,...
. rom CnoPtank, that on Sunday last, ,,sr, .r
tne enemy's force warped out of the p.,, "a. y.
IN calm. On Monday IL sail STOOD Jnwn .ae
pay, On Tcesday ~ sail followed-snd -"
.erday one vessel only, large one. rems;os1y ~. :,
the mouth Of the Patuxent. ~
Extract OH letter from gentleman OF Ann.
pous OF the hrst responsibility, 20 his fr;sna
IN this city, dated Ann ipolis, IN Of Annust
iol4 nall psst o'clock. us'
There have arrived here this evening +,v,
sailors, who deserted from a bomh vessoi &c
ne enemy, which arrived in the patu,sot -.
our days ago. oF
they deserted on Monday even;ngI,.t 81
state that the fleet Is bound to New LonfT,n H..
Two OF the Admiral's ships went down The he,
.ntre'y out, and are bound to New Ion1 ~
ihe rest OF the feet j. TO follow she f .,,,J
ihsy are watering al the mouth of the pstrv,,'t
"'d nave sunk number OF wells for u,, r,,,,..
pose Ose oi the men is n Swede. and go, :.
'rineriy sailed from Baltimore. in a sr6r
loving to James Williams, which was boaai -
france When taken. He states, tl,at he hi
'ne OF the officers Of the admiral saw tbs, -
oss since they landed in the Patuxent was Iiod
men. Was INV
"p $; These men Will start for psl;,o,s ..
"'''''oie 'o'
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stue the one as the other is likely to be pointed ,s
ny their wishes as the depositary of any par, OF
their confidence
During the three days ensuing the memorabi.
t'h OF august, there we're many incidents took
worthy to be recorded Of this i,e.erutiou Is The
ease ot the unfortunate Lewis, alluded to IN the
following paragraph, who, being ON horseback.
s,nsly threw himself on a party Of the enemy on
"e evening OF the oath, in the streets of Washing
ION, al, anu vas instantly put to death %.
Tie nephew Of Gen. Washington. Mr.. Levi.
on the night OF the connagra was literally ,nu,.
Isrea ny the British scoundreIs who fred our civ
Alter a hs o. .1 yonny man Is really msh,able
n''erhaUng been impressed for number OF years
he was doomed to abby the musket of com n,n,
.agaoond tor having expressed his indignation ar
.ner conduct in the city. Thus they have shevr
s "e,r srea. respect to the memory of Washington,
anu nave proved to the world and to the misguided
here, that their resnect 10 b;s
-, 20 murder his nephew and burn the second
n'u'e NC ever Quit to the grolnd.--JT CITY Gu-.
FALSEHOoD DETECTED.
me nst OF plumber and destruction, copied from
print Q, the city, into several federal papers. il
SsoSs "nh hocmnsble fabrication known 10 NJ. s,.h
ny every inhabsnt. Most of the piuodsr was Co..,
s.eu ny raooIe> OF the place. fostcred anon- Tho
oS1ens, and from whose vl,any no piaee !. s,. i;
;s .. peril and relaxation Of the law The Brit
-. a'py. IL Is no mare than Justice to saw pres.rv
eu moderation and discipline with resnsc, ~ 80;
80 re'Son and prpperty. nnexamped in The ANAL.
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''a'y' Tor then attempts p Federal ReprSEcaa.p
The abose is taken from psint .,,...,
Us lniamy and prostitution, that we never Js; y.
r esuSen u. ne extract we publish was noticed :,
;nS,r paper, therefsre we shall condesoend -
ua 'n tne public and the unprincipled torv ,rr;.
mat ms statement is itself gross an suser
.ssaenooa, which every injured iuhabtanf ~ ,h; =;