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the enemies Of the United States, was

The enemies of the United States, was
,ead third time and tpassed.
An engrossed bill fixing the time Of
he next meeting Of Congress was read
third time aud passed.
The House IN committee OF the
Whole, Mr.. King Of N. c. in thu chair,
IN bill extending relief TO certain pur-.
chascrs of Public Lands in the Mlssls-
sippi Territory.
The Committee rose and reported
the bill, and the House ordered It TO a
third reading tomorrow. (.
The House in COMMITTEES OF tbe
Whole, Mr.. Breckenridge in the char
On bill 20 autharize the subdivision OF
quarter sections of the lands of the Y.
States.
The committee rose and repcrted the
bill, ADD the House ordered it to third
resJiog tomorrow. s
The House in committeesof the
whole, Mr.. Mace in the Chair on a
bill for the more eifeetaal protection
of tie North Western Frontier by
granting donations of iantss to actual
settlers.
The committee rose ard reported
the bill and the House refused TO or
der IL to third reading.
A bill to provide Cor tie settlement
of the boundaries between the states
Of Kentucky and Tennessee, was ia.
ken up.
A motion was made to postpone the
bill indefinitely.
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washington Monument
l. CITE Il Z,
2ND Class.

ON Tuesday next, the 18th OF a.
prll, which Will be the 25,h day OF
drawing, the 6rst drawn number IN the
above Lottery, will be entitled TO
10000 DoLL3Rs.
H. Present price of Tickets s -,
ans very lew OH hand.
For sale by
ROBERT GRAY.
No. 1852, and Is, 379, each prize,
of $500 Dollars in the Trinity Church
Lottery, were both sold by r. Gray to q
Gentleman in this town.
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Just Received for Sale by the
Subscribers.

The Presidents Message transmit.
ing letter from the Secretary OF War,
on the failure Of the aims of the United
States On the Northern FroDtier-price
IS cents.
An Grafton delivered by Francis S
Key Esq. before the Washington secls.
" of Alexandria OH 22d February-price
I: liz cants.
The Bride of Ahydos Poem oy
Lord Byron--,7 | ? sents.
Zimmerman Ga Solitude beauuiui
miniature edition.
The life of Mrs. Martha l.. Ramsay
with an appendix containing extracts
from her diary, letters and osher private
papers:
A Funeral Discourse commemorative
Of the Rev. DR. Keith, formerly Pastor
of the Presbyterian Church Of Alsxan-
dria by the Rev. DIR. Andrew Finn OF
Charleston s. c.
James Kennedy s. Son.
+ April 2. d2w.
PRIN'IIG
NEATLY IxEcyTED AT THIaG o1rIcEs
II --..-.------------
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PRiVATErRING.

TIE privaleer Comst, Capt. Rov'e
after cruise of five months. has srrv
et, 1t Ncwberp, North. Carolina. The
Ccmct ha taken, bNrDt and sent to the
United States, dnting her cruise, Tsoen-
ty sail of Eucmy's Vessels
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\ NATIONAL BANK.

This snsiec, i. pot al rest for this
session. The committee to whom i,
was referred having found il Impossible
to agree among themselves on the lead
ing featuresitfsu an institution.
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Judge Ford, who was some weeks
since, arrested On charge Of E;fh
'rre9 son' has been discharged by his
syonor Judge Livingston; the govern,
r,eot havins failed to produce any Wit
ness against him.
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Tie Bill for rsn-a..ne the Emhatge

The bill for repesssHg the Emhargo
and Nov -I',,pcHial:ap laws, was taken
up hv ,hc Ssnsse ai,1 rad a FIRST tir',e
We ,trrdsy. 4 mutton was meade % wave
the r9t, wbic., rcr.ui~esstha' bills shall
receive readings on diFsreot days, inre-
la'ion 20 this bill. bnt was refused, so
that i! il pr,habis the bill will no, finally
BASS before Mootlsy next.
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III. ALEXANDER LAWSON,
IN HIS PEST MANNER.

IN oEoriag the proposed Print to
TIE ci,rAers OF the L. states, the Pup.
khe,s assure thel4 hat every meats
n re been ,aten laat tie subject VIII
slni:, to render it worthy OF patro-
hacS
rhstlt.esf Of Mir. Birch, as ma
rre .. 81 efficiently established
by ~. - alre,p{r perform
st,ta a,sy ~, SIX iet5hst nc ISL"
very rs'es,4S h.i1s sSeNl'te to 'Re en-
steuuon 6 4 present Interesting SUE
le,,
(&e Z o-ss of Mr. Lawson have
lSen ,lsqg brtare the public, thai ~
Is 0nneeessarg TO say any tt'ng'n la
'osr OF MS dls1neNishcd abiii,,ss'
FERNS
l. tbs Print shall be engraved IN
the ire, bv Mr.. Alexander lawson
IL, The SIZE. Of the Point viii be
nlos'esn by trenty- lo0r i6ehe'.
"a. TIE price to Subscribers viii be
pc dollars.
taaty
Ih,, JAMS KENNEDY & SON.
+, /. y
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ARMISTlCE.

There was report in Washingtnr
yesterday, believed to he entitled to con-
siaerat,nnst that an Arpis,lce was On the
taris and You'd b. speedily concluded,
For our-elyes W. eather hope for such
All 4,cpt ban Place implieit reliance On
the rum.4. TIE ounce from whence
we ,Isc,vea om itr.Fna'ion is, toS ever,
evti,!ed 30 a great degree OF cgedence.
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The High Prizes agaia
FROMW AITE's OFFICES

On the hrst daY of this month pfiy
was draws tic capi,aI Prize of 80 coo
Dollars, in the Trinity C5prch Loses
y, now drawing in Baltimore; il was
sold in - $50
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!. SATURDAY, ApRIL 9.

TO sHEw
TIE vsayAeE & norr or rHx TINE
ais FORM AND pRsssgRs."
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SHARES OF TICKETS IKE
.Sio,,s1lm.G &c r. Hate,

DGS!iStt ~ ". y >
Part o! it 10 sia. WoagiNcE n Black
smith, part to AK. SNrDEn Bass
Founder, both. of b h.more, and other
parts to adventurers in Nsw fvfk ana
Philadelphia. The fortuastc hold. rs
of which are mt,1rmed that lhey may
receive the c Ash inmesiistely ~ apply
ins ct eithsr ofG. & Il WAiTES
Offices in New-Yprh, Albany, Pnilat
delplis, or Baltimore
1t is worthy pf rem.rk. that on tho
same ds;y WAS dfaSss, a.pr,1e ~ il we,
Thousand Doliaes IN the Wssh'nston 4
Monument I.otseiy which VS. nlsd
said by G.. & r.. WAITE, Ia Bsltis
more, 10 a. Gentieman Of th}t Cay In
the late Penns} Ivania Navigation Lot: Z
terry ,hsy sod the fapitsl PrEe OF
10000 Dollars and Que OF 5000 Dots
larA--sn.l in the lat ousquci'aHpa Cts
nal Lottery they sold the highest lffixa Z
ever dr.. YIN in the U. Stat<s w. No
500 the great Prize Of GO 200 Dos
as. knd in the Nsf-York :0ticrcsS
most of tiie Capitol l'lizss Tor rsgya
wears past, it 10 vel know, save bsen !,
sid by g. & r. w aITR, w'.o hasa
now {oi sale at their Truty-iortunats
Lottery Offices.
Jos. 6A g So, Maiden Lame, .As1Js
York;.
find NO. rs Siaie-S.reet, Htbdny,
A great variety Of Tickets and Shares
in the IA y
Board Of Health Lottery,
Which is the next ons 10 be drawn in
New-York, sS
10000 Dollars Highest Prize
Dis ant adseoturers by enclosing the
Cash, may has- Tickets and Shares
forwarded by stail to any part OF the
United states, w,th perfect safety, and
On SIS good terms though they resid.
ed in the city, and at tie end OF taS
rawing .bey will DC informed by e. IS
z. WAITE, ofti,e fate of their tickets.
The pa{,ii win please TO take Notice.,
.llets9ll Tickets irom G. s. X. WAITEj
Cafes have tAeir nAmc printed Oh the
back OF each, and those without their
name are not from fheir q fiices They
viii adyapce Cash Tor Prizes AS soon az
drawn, and give all Lottsry Information
gratis.
a liberal allowance made to those
who buy gusntity Of iicee,s. u =
Books md Stationary Playing CaT2S
Sand Paper, Emery, &c. &c. wkolex
sle apdretail, as aboye. -.
March 9. 81.
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Tbs elT3et Dneducsd by this extr'or-
dina-y 7c-y c.cffs ., a;nar9 cha6Ee ere
Fr,s:te,is recsn, m>s@oS- .f9r ra's.h@
TIRE sYts-ge sc ronoot be described.
an eertl9usGs. an ioundsinn or The CT
" in fames, Gu nor have excited
g;cs'cr emotion. The 'iead- If MIR
Ns@i.on vrOid n~' i FRS b h@ys y; Il
rls, be onT''t 10 Ia. ~ .neteis SAID So:"e;
Utess,tGo't moderate, e%nrs s>td 8 h@p,
to- he '-,gs h,se q good slcuS iar
TIE neaare; boz re &c,.ai bodS 81 tt'c
feople exjsin the pro'se 2; 81 re'N4fN-
lac ccq,rc he, ara ths: c.ssSst"n - h'>s-
tiny o, soc / ~ Of the notwithstanding
gs'a,. i've z I'D p-~pl- Of ~. c on g.
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ness against him.
The House Of Assembly oI Lower
Canada, nave gppinted james Stewart
Esq. one OF its members. 70 carry % ;he
PrJnce 2eItent articles ot iaSpeac h,neni
agsinst Jooa; h,.n sewsil, Esq caicf Jns
,ice Of Tie Province, and James Mc0k.
.E,a Chief yudscof tie Gaa"tv" K'ns'
B,nca, ios the E,spIc' OF Mna re%i---
f5r i. Oh ogfsaces. The apEest ,o lie
Prince ecgen, has been made, in con
sequence Of the refusal Of the Governor
10 concur in the treasures Of The house.
Late letters from Cgdiz state, tat the
Sn,ni,rds in that city alurst tn 'oan
were ,opnosed to he restoration ~ fsr
dinaad 7th-ahd The cry al gan toc
chiidren was "Ao SonGha tfs"--" ~
Gour5oas From the temper clthc
Spanish debates and p pers we shonio
conclude ths' the aboys was the &C.
aeral sentim II il Spain,
We lately mentioned the ease Of
Joseph Napt,uPten. an Eng'ishmaN'
who was executed Tor being found ~
arms against his country. The ga
Iem REGISTER contains the following
sketch OF his life. :.
Wsrhnrtoa was born in England
and ut fifteen years of age. was I'M
pressed. about SIX years ago NJ
was nnt "a one Of "a prize CREW on
beard brig. belonging 10 Asr. "a
mual GRAY. Of this p'sca. "a!ss'
~ tle Gulph Strran. tie prize mas
Ter. q l}s.itish otirer. was eon'iau'i'
" Intoxicated. and the Ieria: was esi-
y., abouf at the mercy Of the w'nd s
waves. 10 the kaZard Of fac lives OF
all on beard. vha iar their own safe
" pm, themselves nndeF the pr'tec'
tinn Of the orisir$l captain. who
brought thc brig into Salem ~ sisaFeh'
ssgs. W..flrrton woihedthree years
as.srre in this rouniry--te t.lrn nate
a vo,aSe ts Gotienhuesii and @ach.
After ;he war. lie Nent two cfe!ze'
90 hoatswsia Of the john, private
armed sAi;,. be!anSins TO this town
lie then catered AT board The thssa
n4ake and was on board 'ler dWii's
ier FIRST erl.ize under Capt. Evans
and Was taken in Ter or Der seeop'
eyu;ze ,fpder Capt. Lawrence. III
came TO his country at nineteen ans
was wien executed about i've ant
| twenty. lie was a remarkably IN
tel,;oeat s we'll educated young man
after he had been five years m tn
country. he applied 10 an attorney 7
| be natnralized. but warha''ns bee
| declared, aud the additional act
| Congress rot having passed, ne coni
| not effect bis wishes.
rx<-vyzuEzNxyxKlsEs'z -. NJ I,;,,,a,
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D,sd. Oh the 9th instant, al Baltimore,
John Heafaeose, Esq. merchant, sssd %
years. M
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,;soru, &C a British corps. had

,,,;soru, oe British corps. had
y j. ! ' l;pea = passtogo into the interior,
'.a = a this place, AMI was on his re-
VS., - - canalla. ia citizens clothes.
taf' = y;rtpous citizen, who had
"'s' him IS he came from canada.
'e .rsosaizcd and made him prisoner
: .eiyiii,s.sadi & the arts of one
a..a ,,r oit;zrns. Ga peace.otEicer) who
o. l' - him 10 let the fellow 50.
a. s.a',..l,. him 20 this place. He has
O. sroviedge,l he was q sergeant in
az az. ,osa: regiment of British insan-
-, ard calls his name Wiliiam Ba
y" I'VE IN ,frsta,ld lie is to be ex-
w, a,c,, ibis day at 4 o'clock, p. NJ.
"a Nor Forsyth has advanced on
,,.oihrr side of the Lake. within
~ n,;;,es Of iha island. and has COW
ode h. quarters at c,,azy or CHAN
49,, We understand that u large
rr;,g,ree,nent Is 20 join him to-Jay
f,m 4.,a,,sharga,
4 rcnsi'erahlepor a. the treoos
=, his mace art how under march,
~ Observation-Disclosures. a secret. s.
~, 'ggF~cVsy,, ns ,aS, Stel,. Iol.
a,..k a,i,;ssssi .s;ys Ais ,'etaehr.rrt
ir,o he pust'stfs @pntry rs FAR AS
c.n,f iyer. is-Stssio Q n:f,es of | -
as;y} e,,rtureH she eae n,ies' .e-
T., or ai,aneea sRg,s'. ,osk sixty
,,s,6 Of arms, y q;."ntis, Of aun;.u-
ni,;Sr, lac be- Ia i pi snal, :: oxen
and hnfs,s. after v hit,h 10 feturn-
ID ,ssi,aacih my piast"'i inc A'neri-
can ,teT,iar,l an :las 'i4r,e taken ~
lisoaarfacs. The eaI"nel has been
;o;.ri b, Gen. ~~sac9mb 9i,h mest
'sf the inrantyy fvpan tltis post. aad
y,ey.ltip,srAmrals Of artillery fsam
Pla!tsDugsh.
Pr~yi,as 10 Col, Clarks's Invasion
Of the rncnty's country. ne give pa
si,i,e orders 10 his dc,9essmeat. w
ali instanr, 5, 20 respect private nrHs
perty. uoic- tbe pains and penalties
erihe Rules and Articles oil War:
Aphl 4.
TIE schooner Froii2k, Meshsr, ~as
es,ssi ahofs at sjacnegat on Fr;!1y
p.a,ai.g ~ Ri ishf 'rsse. Thc Frs
T,ss,s in h,llaSi, AID aouad &. ~ H.
M ~y..y. !. ,t,t,A,.l,.
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TIE schooner Froii2k, Meshsr, ~as
eS,ssi a:l'ofs at siacnegat on Fr;!1y
p.a,ai.e by Rii,h { 'rs;e. Thc Frc-
~ We in ballast, az bound g. ~ H.
wanna to 4 <rcr'. The cfts a7AHd.i,-
e. t,raAi aye arrived IL this CITY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-10

Could every instance Of individual heroism
which. his occurred, daring e p, esent wa- b.
collected & recorded, theyw MD form subject
% proud satisfaction tor the cDntempa ion o.
the American patriot, and transmit page To
pos,-fitv, unsurpa,seu by the bri ;htest anal
OF Grecisn and Roman glory Every gai.a,.;
dee Of ar ocean warrIors, e ON the mos, skiii
full commsilsisr down TO tiiesrniest ndnum-
blest tar, adds alike tothe iu.tre of our. natiun
I'll CT aracier, and sqpdly demands our al MR.
tiou and Listing = nieiasrance. Cat ~ the &C.
tion between the Phoe le and Esq 4, how ;aar,y
-four trass scans n SUI K as II ws-fr, in a Blaze
OF glory, WHO'S indiEiS uai names must be forr-
Yer shrouaod an d,rS ess 20 Te,l-. m 4 Ia nj,
from this ate, an;i hoid III M Up al * ,fnpies
fort the eulu;Ation OF tlsir country men in arm
wonid be pleasing tssk.-
Tho they I'LL in tier e.untr,'s cause. far
from their kindred aud homes, ,e, their rela-
lives aud Trends Won g tn a., While iluurn +, p
their death, feel absigit cpnsaiatson ia III -
trsnsnion to perpetual fame F.o,n u irisnd
who took part'in the eng asemen1, w. have r..
ceived the following aascdnt $, exsm.,isry Of
That fearless aud patriotic spiat ,..acs atiina:
cd the whole crrwo TIL Essex am. Which has
characterized orr hari, sai,o In all ti,tir C M
bats with The tyrsW ei The 81, s. To- tn meme
~ Of the brave fe lows snen nm tiiesir, their
publicity is and W. dsuot n9t buI 10 nv
Inorc instarces ut chy.rous herorr,, tesul mn
from noble love of county,, m slit o.taii,ej
and recorded 10 the ;ss,ins honor OF iii. m,
Tican name
John Ripley, after losin. leg-said OF re-
well boys CAB be o; no uae TO Jou,' md hop
ped but Of the bow port. ~
John Alvison, received a cannon bali fi8
FOUNDER though tie body /; in TIE agon, o.
ds4sh he cAciH,med, :. Never mind, sap
mates 81 die in etrnce or"trec trade aud sar
Tors rti-gh- 81" and expired With HE word
rights quiyeriug onI Is Ups.
4 dled aNm.tiag hrs sh p.matcs TO Gsa, brave
ly in dtiehce Of Liberty. 49, q
Alter the engagement. Benj min iIsscn, l,av
ing dress, d innsu.i III clean s;iri aud ierkin,
addressed his {, main ng ness" ma e /, and tell
ms them I,r nev r coull submit o be bri-or
sr 20 the Eny.ish bfew himself .nfl The sea :
Csiaai6saa
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( rsIaADs ORDERS


: = - ~ 49, = j. !!
c;''rr tisrs-a' i'1yters ccagr Ssasatee
Is ss,slss ttaer his command, Gu the sue
6 essios c,eciaSiors nrd bsiliiaht achievements
{. The american srmv during the pas week
lie crossing 81 the Niagara on the Sd. and
teis s;irprise and capture Of the Tort and gar.
'.sopi ct Lire, without the less OF = man, al
t-cdcd tic fuIItst evidence or the talents OF
the mAjet Ssneial. and was a certain pre-.
sage ut stSs success Shich was 10 follow.
The aotloa. ut q chippewa, in which thu
vo.uutesy rs trssk 81 cfse snictiou. pat, VII
eve- tic fcrsrseLeysd 10 :sfie. honor ct tn
American cs.ins was. cnnmcnced BY a.
bout eight huDlsed Psnnsyt rania volunteer
4 Indian WARRIORS whe met abant the SAM.
Cumber VI British militia and indiins, over
threw anc droyeth them beuind the main ine
IS the British army, rdes.re ying at least mr.
hundred aud any, AID snnihlatirg II is be
lieved, this description Of the eneny's force
The British regulars were met by gene
raj SCOTS brigade. and de feated m the IN 81.
gallant and mastery style, and the whole OF
the enemy driven across the ChipPcws,
when thes destroyed the bridge and retised
70 their strong works.-COlcnei Fentoa's re-
giment Of volunteers again Distinguished j. !.
self by its tteeii ess and courage 10 advan
Sag IN COLUMN snd torm:'s lime WIN 'nc
regular troop. On sns Piain, y race Q. ."e :,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-10

Last evening about a quarter before 4 o.
ciock. very brilliant meteor was seen froa,
this town 10 shot amp lrsntly IA su n
ess,eriy directlop. To an observer ia tn z
csnsre Of the two, it appeared t. procx Il
from the 9l1rter OF Canibridgo in the d
rectioD of ID rces,er. at an elevation wht 1.
he greatest OF about as degrees Al,hone',
the stars hai udsy becine visible s)pe
what sc enb'ng large non bait. pro-
led at mite heA. Il d.sap eared
he cot neasiern quarter. before IL tell
'iss nor soa w pnSe had 80 infof,na.i,,,
relating &, 1T. but u "a pp5eryation d, chi,
Gle l,oin' tH
A eei,lcnan sr the northwari ~, n
iurday esesisE, stases tnas tasec taosand
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deity. was conveyed on board, &c WITH az: TIC
force uudev ais c sramand. TOOK MS ieave'cf
the Harbour cary this moraipg. yhc .pec.
aacle. ir Was sraiy grand ani 'seass,isrl =
Ia see beet. con-isting al ten S,:. in all On
tnin'aEd lake. some hundred mi ~ from the
4'cs an-sa'iing majesticslly down abay snr
q inded with the most picturesque scenery
--aid proudly advancing To meet a hsaghty
and con.emo GUS fsc cftquai. ifn not stpe-ior.
strergth--was something so novoi. SD inter.
esting aud extraordinary. as to CRAFTY the
'tincy. and excite the admiration of the M ,st
ind,ffefspt aud stupid spectators. Suffice It
10 sag THAT the variety and elegance at The
scene exceed INV powers OF d .scrtIth,H, md
would furs'ish an excellent subj CT tor the
poet or the pain,er. About 1900 militia,
commandedb b. general Martin, nave recent
~ arrived a.-this post, TO continue S03ays
IN service is wansed so long, The officer
now com handing the regular troopsi in this
station, is colonel Mitchell. general Il aincs
and suite ha Veg started for the westward
immeti,sely aferthe arrival of the news q
the reosn, hisd .ouSt:raction at Queenstown
lin which N jsr senerat Ran. with 20 Of
his othcess AMI 200 ,foops were taken pri
soners. and whicnyol have probably recsiv.
ed some tixle sincc.
Froa q yen,is,san a: Jlca, 70 RE host- mas.
ter IL tkis civ. dated
UricA. Cd of August.
BY ieNsr received from the
narbcr- per express rail. I an inf rineI
that The aeet saiet Yesterday rnnrnin.,. aad
were out of SIGHT at = &c, OK p. M. Tas
British Feet were OF the harbor on Sunda,
fI.s,r ~ z ~. = /
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IN the course ofseven days from the date
thereof, unless special permission be granted
to them 80 remain for logger period.
FORM OF Oath.
/ -. do swear that viii bear true faith
and allegiance 20 his Britannia M. King
George the third, of the United Kingdom Of
Great Britain and Ireland. his heirs aud
successors. and that I viii not directly, or
indirectly serve or carry arms against then.
OF their allies BY sea or BY land So help me
God q W 4
God save the King.
Eastport, July Is. 1914,
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Extract Of "a letter from sailing master Z.
M'Doeald, 10 capt. Kennedy.

EaIE Jnly y, 1914
"Agreeshlg to r,ur ihsiuctoe-, l saiicd
On the 23d ipstaet Oh boasI tise schooner
Daistute, @1fh .iSteea siluu,eers, winch
with tsIe SIX seamca from the Lady Provost,
made party OF 20 f.ssn tor LdDs l',ist Al
day hight or tie morning u tiie 25,h, and
ed with eigh eeD men. W. aSctDGed o
high and stecp bank, and advanced abou. q
mile into the couarry 20 Charlottesville, g.
stnall village. Al this pacr the enemy la
commenced very large Dlock h0u.e. "
broke open the doors OF an inn aid the ia.j
and seized tie jailor, irpm whom wss q
hopes should be at.e 10 collect the iris,
isation wanted. At this momsnt an ssar,.
gun was fred by the ereat Which, was ~
swered ny several others we then " rts
with &c iaiior TO tae boa. Wgrn dist
LON the .horc ssots hal. 4 n...e, i.cariy SEQ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-10

July 80.
We learn from Mr.. Woolverton, Of this
place. who are arrived here q lew days since
from fnrt Gratio., ut the head ofthe raer
ST Clair, that our squadron saiIed from thai
place tor Matchidash bay, on tns l4,h in,
slant. 80 -
Oh the 10th. iieutenans Harrison, with
party oftwesye men. landed fram boat az
the mouth of Ssurgeon's Cr.Sk. about forty
snixs below Maiden.
a party OF Canadians, dressed as sava
sss. lay concealed in the bushes, fired upon
t9en, killed lieutensnt Harrison and eight
Aea. and wounded four. On, one escap d
Anhult. who succeeded IN btingiag away the
70 dis OF all his murdered companions and
he w.uadet. q,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-10
From sAs Ba6a.oe G4zetfe. ersra--July 81
RATTLE Ar BaIDGEwArEa

-, - s.
cguHt sac d5Dc.oe SIxesfes e.rfr0---Ju<y %.
/ ~ - RATTLE Ar B,,IDf.EWArEa
1865 - ~ - =, . : = 80
fon tne 1Sth last. the army under the COM
n,aha OF NJ l,or ernsfal bfowi, sncampei aDoys
ch'pps~+, hssr Tue oapttT gfouiiu Oh ine 3eii -
NJ - tn'or'natspn VS. fsceiV, - nat ne
e"Sny uao tnfow" ondy o. troops across tue
Nias.ra' ~ tae mile Neadows but our com
oiNnalnS Seneral was NOT dfvsr.ed by this
'nossmsh' t'ie ist orig ade, under Brig Gen.
Seott, thyvfd- past ChiPpsws, snu haitei q,
-, u . mile oe,ow Caippa~as IN Plan
4 VIC" =. ASsas-si = AIS Seh. icafht sist Tue
4 e"c"iys uhoer Teh HiAti, "As approaching INN
| ---b.ttie was immediAtf ~ gwen tbs enemy,
near YRS. Wilsoh',, a.h.ii ptst : e. VI theM
l can ON were p'sated about SOu ross nom this
osi..o'' On ~ smineuce The enrns.'s nu
| nercas .orce sAs 'saicd superior TO Gensrat
SCOTS ihis:ife was "a ~A'endei. and he.show-
60 au'sP '.tt'ont - u@nA IN order 10 c,uiiteract
tse s v'-"s , u oen. Ma ne vas Jousht On Dr.
| .seeme1ss--He @aS c"xSsa tr 1otu'naJ S.heral
Scott eng a. tiic n-Au OF MS troos ia aiiiost
| evefy Charge.
~. ., s''~soH. WIN h's company OF arihiery,
N.'~oeu 10 oc1S rr.6t .e'Espt ui' me- hre with
61sa. siSor -io e'iec. lns action VS. CONT
i lueu' IN siie S'"iha matit4insd ny Ssnera,
SSo.s' iof hiore ehs'' "a q .uf, beio'c the re-
ausf zen. - ,p'ey' anu M soluntsersii
ts -. o'sef' "e'r suce-Ss''ssy brought an.
III pr;nd WIS obsiina,elv contested IN, :
past ma O'Clock, IN inc evening" w..s.I,
brown, perce.gir,- that ti,e en..n.,s s re,.irr,
vas most desSrue,iyS, rc,ied 70 Storm an.
cry COL ali.is r, inc hero d. III <s.,,.- w.,
ordered on this ea.e,psiz he ai,,.so.cn.i the
eslny's cannon w.t.i 4 ,i..st s. en-, AID denver
nis nre una una . .e@. pssss u "a enemyfs.
wiz a''ef reSe''lnS ~, OF tiree rounus;
e nil, and AJaad5,eu nis csnnon uniy ooe
pt-oe drought of i..e n Id ,oy want u hor
seq. The =neny now " wy ana re,rsat-el
they were fos.- ga SOM di5txfos. Our army
WAS now employed iu csr.ns the prisoners.
tlia bsi.'sins OH sac w.u,.iei.