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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-22


Calomel, Jalap tScaImg wax o,,, ,.,c....
lpeeac, rheularb f;oLl anJ s;,,-.,r
Canthar+ies, ca,npior Marble ard -,
Magness, lquorice motars 90 So
Salt-petrc, alum .y7,,s,e,,,'y D., 49,.
Birthstone, emory Preparing
Flowers sulphur Ampttatise
Aqua FORTS pocket s.,,e
Oil vitrisl Tee,b .xta,,;,r,
S S S"'er' Spri"E ~ q thumb lance.s
T re. "i"'r co'ef'' Cfr.N F1micty,r, &c
roy do. iincture and spice bot.
Ifne' ha'r ?enrs ties
Toath and shaving brush Walls. assa,,e, s,.s
NWpl" shells
~. e uen'nliee I,rat pipes, &c.
irM''IHreI;t rose Paints OIL, eliri's turrer,-
Int powder F''''' 60
th'y are m daily expectation OF TTarrha,:'s ffoces,.
par 'H"i itaree s"'', White lea. ground in OIL and =
general and extensive variety Of brushes
PEIJiP DrVA1, Jr. & Co
~ the sign of the golden mortar, nlsir street.
December 3.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-22
JANES'S PATENT LOOM-

AIN - Il n Il Il ~ I IAttb NJ.
A GAY be seen in operation every dav ri IN, Com
~ pilcr Row. Ladies and f,itIaInegf oG tcy =, q,
country, are invited to at,ciid.
she propreors OF the patent right for the state Of
virginia, being DESTROYS to d!se as extensively as d. e.
s'e thro the country, knowledge OF tits aImiral.
production OF Amercan ingenuity, request bdrt7,ktr-
n, the attendance of the Members Of the eesat,,re
to witness its rapdand superior execution the sInpfci
~ OF IT'S construction the facility with which il may b.
worked even by cidren,l and its certain a.,nllcar
to all Kinds Of cloth, render it worthy OF attention not
only from the housewife and economist but from every
TREND TO domestic manufactures.
The price Of aloom complete will be ffom 30 to 100
dollars.
Contracts are making by the company for lar--e
number. Such as wish 10 be early supplied NAV s,,
ply personally CT by letter (postp-id) 10
REUBEN R.7GT.qN'p.
Agent .6or tie T,girRa Ioor, Cor,b'n
Vctoper ~ WITT
sAANIED to Hire, 20 Negro Boys, ab0nt "a mr.
w Is wears Of age-Also, 10 or Is Girls. about ~
~ years old, to be employed in q Weaving Esa.
bshment in the city Of Richmond, for which liberal
hire viii be given
H0ufed also 10 embos Ten expert XVeavers i'm
nedlnely, either by the o,onth ossvear ApuIv ~ Mr.
Charles VI MtcheIs Office. on the Cross street esd
ing from the former PUs-Oacc to the basin, or IN
ms. &. .PN'ITIONrY
p'c IS wIy
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-22
VALUABLE LAND

sSOS SAl.E.---The Subscribers viii sell to The
n highest hdder, on Mondsy the End day oil Janu.
AIRY next, before the Eagle Tavern IL. the city Of ,n
mo'd, under the superintendent oil Mr. Thomas
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-22
Uashiurton, Oct %. ,.so
ADDITIONAL NOTICE.

FENfiE. undersigned COMMISSIONER sp pointed nv the
act OF Congress OF the 3is of March, 1911, rcla-
i've tothe faEoo Claims, of opinion thatit rests
with the claimants to prepare by thenlslv or Their;
counsel The releases, assignments and powers mention
ef the first section of tins Des-us neveIthe-
ess 70 give every facility TO the consistent with
what rs taken to be its right construction they recon-
mend
hat claimants living at a distance, who may fnd:it
necessary to prefer their claims through an agent or
attorney shn" invest such agent or attorney with
thorty to or TO alter the instruments aforesaid or
10 vary m any wise their form and manner thai they
may conform to such directions and decisions as The
commissioners may give when organized Board,
and proceeding 10 execute their functions under The
act By this course such changes, shsiutons divisi-
ons or amendments, as susceptible Of being nai.
upon the spot, can take place without further ineonvc
nienec TO the claimants.
is. MONROE,
.9cting Secretary of State
A. j. DALLAS
Secretary ot'the Trs6sslry
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-22
JOHN II SMITH,
PETER 7 SMITH,
VIM. WAT rs *
JORDAN SMITH.

Hecember ". eptistJ.;
IS Attlie same time. one OF the Subscribers win
sell t"ree hundred acres OF Land two hundred Y TWEEN
" OF which are heavily timbcred--fhis Land Joins the
above , Land, and was iorperly part OF tie came
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-22

'ENiE Stockholders the Brooke 'rnrn,,ik1 Cor
= parry are requested to meet Of The Faal, 'ray.r,
W 'he ety OF Richmond, the first MONDAY IN Isr,.s
~ next, at ~ o'clock, A M ~ ''''''A
~ order Of the Directors
CaRJER H. P.4GE. ,sce,yz
ose' ~ tin
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-28
ns wUuAMG GARDNER

n e Oh DdtuhVi~t "S 49,
10 the city of Washington, where
ne offers his professional services to
,,e public ard may be consulted at
almost any time at the house OF Mr.
'eake, opposite the centre market.
Doctor Gardner feels Justihed nstat'
:ny, that he has made enectaal cure
IN the various kinds of Cancers u.
oe-s, ores aud NJ publications., in the
Kings Evil, Drops the Piles Scald
leads, the Hives, cases Ut Worms
Vens. Pains and Swsllings, Rheuma-
tism, letters, Sore Eyes enereai
Asue and Fever, SC. sc by vegeta'
HE substances alone, aSer being Sc
riously adjudsed and decided mcura
BILE
The following certi6 rates OF many
(too numerous and proliX tor an adver'
t.semenO will serve to show and e'ince
some cures oil an obstinate and serious
n-ture, made by Doctor Gardner.
"a hereby certify that was et1ec'
tu.lly cured of Clncer in my arm' III
a few weeks, by DR. William Gardner.
FREDERICK SEYLLER"
B-himore, Oct. 22d, 1913.
hereb, certify, that | was ettec'
tn ily cured O. Cancer, by d. Nm
GARNER
JOSHUA DRYDEN
Bal.iusrs, Oct. l3th, 1918.
These are to certify, that was
afflicted with Cancer OF coEslde-
a Die masni ucc, III the back ct my
ne which nearly destroyed my ialr,
Is my whole he'd was affected. In a.
lout four months was eff ctu.lly cur
ed by Dr. VIM Gardner; sd It would
appear increui lie, were | to state the
lumocr q, roots that were extracted
from time to tins, from the Can Ger /;
aud me quantity OF virus that was
drawn from my head since CT CT. m,
hair has own out again There are
nun Ter il,,iIe, and gentlemen. were
i, necessary. that can testify the pbove.
MOSES SMALL.
Witness EPprs ELLERtY
Bahrmsre, Jan. Sd, 1914.
her by certify, that my niece
w,s afflicted with Csncer i'll the palm
IT her hand, which was extracted ano
cured in few uays, BY DIR. William
Gardner.
S Eos"
Baltimore, Jan. 5th, 1914.
I" W., the u"ue.si-ned 10 hereby
certify, Tor public good, that we saw
leg OF yellow man in most dread
full situation or condition E; it appeared,
in manv parts, to DC perfectly iotten,
and was swelled to more than double
the size of his other and we were ss-
tonisned to sec perfect cure maize IN
this case, in short time, by DR. VIM.
Gardner.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-28
Twenty Dollars Reward.
SrOP THh RUNA WAf. >
~ ,Na..y irom The subscriber q
IL tals p,aee, aoou Two months d
w. .NEGRO d>S named
HEN + Y I,

About FL O. = years vi age, io"s well
made. ana remark abi, strong and az
,;ve for ms size His arms and hea'
arc very large Is looks rather suri] {,
b,t he can assume all insinuatins.
smiling counteaan-e when he pieases !:
when aiarmed, embarrassed, or ABOUT
to he detected in any offence, ne SIAM
mers very much but ct other umes ne
speak. very we'll He is an exceeding
good o.tler, carriage-driver, and w.g'
goner. purcha,ed him OF Mr. Ralph
Worm,ey al Urbanna, ia January Is 10.
He was raised by his brother Mr.
Warner Wormley, in King William
comfy but have reasons to oehese
that some evil disposed person has
f,pni.ned bin with pass, TO enable
h IN 10 pass ,hrou e the country as a
{ e. ma, nc that hs is no" OH MS
Wv to Alexandria, the Federal City,
ard 3alt more, having passed through
FREEZER ksourg
lie carried with him, or had on when
he went away, = pGl i'leiSn OF Oto"E-
isn surtou., with red AAnnel ming md
large wh,e plated ouitons--a shoit
CIT. OF ,wiIled Virginia c!o,h OF a
btsckisn color, being of cotton IN
wool m,xed-a pair Of pIntaloons OF
the same kind OF cloth, several WAIST
coats, one of The m o. st ir,,d Virginia
clptb-a toe. ally G Cd Llack roa"d
h,,, and SC yeleI Virginia otton shuts,
and several other arucles
Whoever WI .iel'v'r the a"veb si-ve
10 William Herbert E,l. in Alex an"
d.. Or to myself here. or con.ey ne
such ,nrormation as will enable me to
get hi.n again. shall be very li"eraily
rewarded, Al pers.ns are forewarh-
el no. to harbour or entertain, an
all masters of vessels ana others, not
to carry him ont of the state, US those
who shall offend herein shall be prose.
cuted with the Utmost riCor o. the law
David Robertson.
petr-sturp, \ pr'i e. x q
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-28
March Is.
10 Bre1Uprs mI DtStlilerS.
FOR SALE,

a VALUABLE Cohher- Boiler,
N suitable tor Brewer nc a
very la &c Cofher Sill and Cap VII"
Pezuter Worm, lever used anu as 200
rs new all Of very strong worm. =
snip and thick Copper: which will be
offered at public sale to the A'ghesr
bidder, for approved Negotiaoe Notes,
Oh the first day ei July next at Mil.
BouRN's Tavern in Union Street in
this Town, at - o'ciock.
Enquire Of the PRINTERS.
MAY 81 II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-28
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
TOR SALE BY
James Kennedy & Son

Lewis and Li.rke's expedition up
the Missouri to the Pa'lh Ocean, Q
vols. with maps of their route.
An introdu ction to -so,any by j. l..
Smith, NJ. d. President Of the Llnneai.
So :iety.
Por,er's narrative Of Bonaparte'. cam.
paign in Russia in 1872.
Tive Lis of Marshall S,uvarof from
the French Of NJ. de Laverne.
The American Historical Register TO-
1912 & 1852 vols.
Lnd Erskine's Spe eches when at the
Bar Complete edition) in vols.
Speeches OF the Right Hon. Henry
f,rattan.
Msgee on the Scrip'ural Doctrine s
Of Atonement ard Sacrifice, f.om the
third and last London edition.
Wa,ermsn's Memoir. Of the Life &
Writings of John C.lvin.
Sermons on yariou, subject. by Ro.
htr' Hall, 4. NJ
A practical Treatise on the ordinary
OF rs,ions of the Holy Spirit by the
Rev. q. S faber.
Structures on Female Education by
Hannah More.
Practical Pisty and Christian Morals
by do.
A complete Treatise on Melinos S
other Sheep.
M.y 81. e[
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-28
Tnudo,ln Land for Sale.

UNHE subscriber offers for Sale the
farm on which he resides con-
tanning between eight and nine hundrst
ACRES, more than one third OF which
i. in lumber, the balance under cultlva-
ton, andhas been highly improved with
Plaster and clover, it is laid of into q
convenient number Of fields, we'll en-
closed, and water in the most OF lhem'
the Timothy meadows produce about 50
or &C thousand weight OF hay, ard The
high land large quantity OF clover, The
improvements arc better than usual, the
dwelling house is large, and consists OF
eleven we'll finished rooms, and there
are out houses of every description, ma
nv of them built with stone, and all III
good repair. There are upwards OF one
thousand apple trees of choice tru't' also
an abundance OF peach, pear, cherry
plumb and ounce trees.
This farm lies in the county OF LOU
doun, within two or three hundred yards
ofthe Little River Turnpike Road, ard
about thirty miles above Alexandria and
Georgetown. The situation Is uncom-
monty healthy, and the neighborhood
affords good society. There are serr-
raj Merchant Mi L. near, and a Grl>t
Mill wi,hina few yards of the Land -
| will sell a great bargain ~ this land.
Any person wishing to purchase good
farm, ulll think, be pleased With this.
One half the purchase money will be
expected in hand, for the balance time
will be given-For terms apply to the
subscriber on the premises
ISRAEL LACEY.
GOSHEN, March 3. Id" SIN.
n. b. will sell about 100 acres Ct
Wnod'I .nd near the above farm.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-28

Joseph Vaudeville.
Corner Of King and Farfar Streets.
OFFERS FOR SALE,
$50 quarter chests and boxes TEAS
of best quality,
~ hhds Muscoyads x Orleans Su.
gats
81 barrels DO.
$4,000 lbs. refined Sugars,
10000 ID. Coffee
1000 10 Pepper
4oboxes fresh Philadelphia Choco-
late No. and
Is pipes Cogniac Brandy
10 puncheons w Indis Rum
S hhds end 20 hbis Northern do.
90 casks Smyrna Wine
az bids Molss.es
$50 boxes Ra,sins
goo lbs Flesh Currants
200 re.ms Wrapping Paper.
.4ads ger.rpi assortment as usual,
Of,be best WINES, LIQUORS and
GROCERIES.
THE CORS.iIG
new ,,s &c. INT Poi 81 nv Lsrd
8uron is.io.t v...eivea for Sole y
James Kennedy q Son.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-28
K-4INH4jT1 LIND

Petersburg, Arr'' e. x.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-28
]. 3. Nichols, Secry'
Whereas it is Represented

that the clause in tAc p"h..', a"u ~
tenth article Of the condl,!an'
spacting the option retained o' '"
Company OF re.inst0ting, in prei5eas.
to pa. Ing losses, Is found ~
bic with some person. ;-otiH 10 inc.
ore to give notice to ali such perSo''
that i, all cases where they shall pr
fer it, the company will wave their r'k 'iI
0 reln.tate F.; but in those c'ses w."
insure only to the amount oi '"' =.
fourths-of such valuation IS may I"
ayr ed on
By order.
J. B. Nichols, Sec>fy'
May rs. i-"''
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-28
J. d. Silnlns,
PUBLIC SALE.

Pursuant 10 Decree OF the Circuit
Cosrt OF the District of Columbia
for the County OF Alexandria, will
be sold at Public hu lion on the
premises ut u O'clock, on the 5th
dy OF Jry mex, Tor Cash,
All the undivided Interest
and title OF Thosnas &gSneeiI =" sli.'
to one third PAT Of o.. Three st0ty
BRICK HOu Z, ,iu~ies Oh tBion
Street in the town Of Alexth,ria, ans
at present occupied nv ]. = NeaIe -
To satisfy de1, due from the Sale
Thomas Crandell 20 Cuihn~rt Powell.
]. d. Simms.
CoD,missioner.
June &. dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-28
EPPES fLLEREY
NAlHG. KIM BtRLY
JOHN HUGHES"

Behimsre, March l6fh, 1914.
STE DR.. HIN. Gardner-
I" S1R-i deem 1t proper for the
good of The afflicted, TO MIKE public
your qu'cs cure eff Il violent aid pain.
ful .ore had supposed by IN emt
tent payscian, 20 DC connected with
my insides.
MATTHIAS MUHUNY."
Baltimore, Dec. l5ih, 1918.
HEREBY certify, that ! have re-
ceiy d fiaal cure OF a complaint lis
my Liver and also the Dropsy, OF long
standing BY Or. VIM. G,rdN"r.
J)tIN SCOTT"
Bali more, Hagust l7M. 1918
hereby certify that my syn, for
long time iabored under various pains
and sm cllings III his limbs and was = !.
fectu Nv cured by Dr.. Wm Gardiner
in much shorter time than | expect.
CT.
MARC RET REDMOND"
Witaes CE RGE 'AvAGv"
Wasiu ton CITY, Aprn MAY }.
d2m
". B As many prefer hlexnndri'
o W 5sninp ton. | will attend once OF
ice q week: provided there may b.
tour or FIVE patients to at:end-this ca
- known by sen ing their ram.s to-
mc--ail letters must he po.t pald.
Mr.. Peske can accommodate few
Dcrso ns when Z cir ; FIJI ations may be
such as 10 require personal attendance,
ON more moderate terms than is Gus
,nrna. ,,Ieo ,heir hnrs-c
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-28

Full bred MerinO Ewes
Fur SILL f..
THE subscriber, living near pee
sant Valley Post. Office in Fairfax Co..
Virginia. will sell
20 Beautiful Ewes,
'red by himself from import d parents
fthe best casts, and carefully selected.
Francis L. Lee.
June %. l.w5w
~ The Editors Of the Iate'ligen.
Ger will please publish the acove once
a week Tor three weeks
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-28
553 ACRES.

The Improvements are spacious and
convenient dwelling house smoke bsuse,
a large barn and every other necessary
ou, house: The land produces uncom.
monty well, aad to person disposed to
enter largely into the agricultural way
This farm would be great acquisition.
The proximity to Alexandria COM
bined with fertility of soil, &c. renders 1t
well worth the attention Of those dispos-
ed to purchase. Possession (if requir-
ed) will be given neutrality-suspicious.
dlspo.sd to purchase may k'ow the
terms on application to Benjamin VI
Brooke or the subscriber residing IN the
premises.
A.N.N BROOKE.
March IF
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-28
KANHAWA LAND
FOR SALE.
10000 Acres of LAND.


T YiNG on Elk River, about 90
IL miles from Charlestown, where
it emplies into the Great Kenhawa Ri
vcr, and in the County of Kenhswa.
will be sold or exchanged for other
property in the District of Columbia
or any of the adjacent Counties en- low
terms. This Land is heavily timber.
ed, of good quality, and lies in the
ncighborhood Of .everai valuable Salt
Works. For terms and particulars
apply to
J. d. Simms.
.Akerandria.
Nay 9.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-28
Land for Sale.

LdIII IUI OdIN.
T9HE subscriber will sell that well
4 known Farm RE7IREMENT-
/, is situated on the Great Hunting
Creek Bridge Road, about miles from
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-14
7He eOrvette adams dlo4un ut!

We have conyersed with one Of the Adams
crew who yesterday arrived in town from
Hamden, who gives the following account Of
her loss and the disgracelal conduct Of the
mililia.
Z, On Saturday morning last, at about 7 o'clk.
the British, supposed 10 be about 1000 strong
landed between Frankfort and Hamden, two
miles below the latter, and marched up TO
attack The u. ). ship Adams, with the coop
erasoD OF about so bagges by water.-Capt.
Morris having provided for her destruction,
had his men stationed at the guns on the wifi.
to defend the ship against the barges, " lie
Lieut.. Lewis anu his men, a5oui 50, WHO had
arrived from Castine, were posted o. the
bill to an IS pounder supported by the militia,
said to be 1900, uuder command Of Gen.
Blake-,be British opened their lire &, about
three four,hs Of mile distance--.tte Amsri-
can artillery opened, and cut them down 10
tlanes and gave considerable momentary con-
fusion.-but the militia at this time instead
of eharge Immediately Hcd in every diree-
iion--ihe Light in/ansry companies present
supported l.ieu,. Lewis as long it was pru-
den, TO stand by their guns, which were seve-
raj times discharged, but being deserted by
the Others and powerfully opposed, they re-
X
Capt Morris and his men beat off the bargcs
in the mean time, but hnGing the Blush pos
sessed themselves OF the bill, gave orders
for his men 10 make good their retreat.--Ocr
informent adds that he saw Lieut.. Wads-
worth half an hour alter The action, but the
las, be saw of the Captain he was on the wharf,
but thinks he is safe. About half ali hour al
tel t'.cy lci, ,he ship he heard the explosion.
1t. Lewis is said TO aaye conducted 6.aVc-
ly in his afair.
The above is from tho Portland Argus OF
Thursday last. Gentle who arrived in
town in The Eastern Mail Stage on THURSDAY
evening, Gas far down as ba;h) bring the
pleasing information that Capt. MoRR-s WAS
safe a, Portland on Thursday morning last,
we'll. The militia were flocking 10 Camden,
where 1000, it was said, had collected.
Msior Gen. KING was at Camden. The
whole of the division was orderaed out. The
expedition from H.ifax for Penobscop con-
sised OF the Spencer, Bulwa'k, and Dragon,
74's Bacah ante and Tenedcs friga,es; Sylph
and Peruvin oops Of war; and Picteu sch );
with 10 transports, having On board or 1000
troops. The BacChauie was diiect irom The
Mediterranean.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-14
BUFFALO, August SO.

oioce our last paper, the enemy have hrea
upon the encampmcnt az Fori Erie, and done
considerable mischief, with shells and round
but keep their distsnce from the works Oa
Saturday, Ii. FeI.On, of Clarence, belonging
TO Gen. Porter's vol0nseers, was killed. We
learn thar abom 20 men were killed and our
ded the same day.
On Sunday, Brig. Gen. Gaines was wound
ed by the bursting OF she'll, which produced
a severe confusion in the side. Brevet Big.
Gen Mil.sr commands at Fort Erie.
A British deserler, Of the 4lst, came into
Wiiiismsy,i!e, on Sunday night, and states
that the enemy have received Ieinforcemenr
OK the SID reg,. that their loss at the attack
on Fort Erie was lol4, killed, wounded and
missing that The i,t was stationed ia Fort
Niagara, 28o s,ropg, 80 Of whom were sick
that the BRUSH army WAS sickly; that our
brigs had passed down the lake.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-14
flrRLlNGroN. sep,smber 9.


On Tuesday last, the enemy appeared IN
great force at Platlsburgh in the woods, near
the SsraDac River, and on the Ratamantown
road, (about 9 miles from the vilagc.)--
They have been met by our regulars and mi
li,ia in every direction and compelled 70 re-
the with great loss. On the approach OF one
division OF the enemy by the beach from Dead
Greek, Com. McDonough's row gallies open
cd most destructive fire, which prevented
their approach, for nearly one bour,snd drove
them from the beach with loss OF about. 500
men killed end wounded. The row-gailcs
received bu, little injury; but men killed
and wounded, l Lieutenant mor,slly. From
the circumstaaee Of the enemy having pos
session Of the north eide OF the Saranac, a
number Of houses and stores were burnt to-
gether with The Court-House and Jail oy hot
shot sent from our battery, on the east side
Of the river. No other buildings had been
burnt, prior TO Wedncsda ~evening, but from
the circumstance Of these buildings atfordipg
shelter for the enemy,and they being there
by secre,ed from our fire, is probable that
all the buildings nolth Of the Saranac will be
burnt.
The main body Of the enemy are ercanp-
ed a few mile. west of the village, and in
sight Of our batteries. Their force is esti-
mated at not less than 10000 men,command-
ed by Sir George Provost in person.
The militia are volunteering their services
by thousands, in the counties OF Addison,
Chiliedden, franklin and Grand Isle, 5000
are said to be on their march from Washing
ton county, NJ Y. all 20 Join their brcihren In
arms at Plalsburgh.