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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-12
Winchester Female Academy.

Winchester Female Academy.
vHHE public are he,ebyno,iGed, that
the Schools which have heretofore
- been conducted separately undeT
The care Of MIR. Hill and Mrs. Nj
cHoLs, are hereafrc, TO be connected. and
to be manssed under the joint care of the
same inaruetors.
The LanoaHcr school, that wcndeifni i'm
provcment in the art of teaching, the chief
excel}ency of which, as yet,liss in teaching
the elementary parts OF education will con-
tiuue under the particular direction OF Mrs.
Nichols, at hcrate often dollarsper year.
Those young ladies' who have made some
progress In education, will come under
the care of Mr.. Hill, VINO will teach
reading and par sing the Eng!iih language,
(attcr the pupil has acquired some facility
in plain readingl Geography with the use
of the CODES and Maps, Philosophy, AS
treneny, Hiaory, SC. at the rate of 40
dollars per snrus.
Those pupils who NAV not be we'll
grounded in the slcmeats OF education, and
can read plain reading solerasly. may d.
vide their time between che two DEPART
raen,s So as to comnit their rules, write
and c, pier with Mrs. Nichols, and Prae-
sicc reading and spelling with MIR. Hill,
Il the mean rate Of IS dollars per anrum.
This arrangement is 70 be left discretion.
airy with parents, who are hereby reqaea.
cd Immediately &c intima'e their v ;lhesuP
OF :lle subject; wicsnrr they would prefer
their childfcn &C this description ts con-
tinne exclusively srder the cerc Of Mrs.
Nichols, or to divide their time as Pro
posed, tina, arrangements may be made
accordingly.
The only vacation in tic school here
after will be the month Of huguit, ard
few days about rhe usual holidays.
1t is contemplated 10 condu0 the Ian
caferian School in the ensuing spring up
on an extensive scale, SO as to teach con
siderable number OF The poorer ch.i.-ren,
gratis. Although this school is dsoipncd
principally FOR females, small BOYS may,
notwithstanding, be admitted in the J.: a.
CATER School.
January s. IS
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-12
LAND FOR SALE.
YgSHE fJbicribcr Offers for sale valu-
z able Trstt of
Limestone Land,

Iyiog On the main road from Woods ock,
90 MoorGeld Virgins, and ABOUT nine
miles from Woodaock, and two from Co.
iumbia Furnace, containing about 222
acres, Of which there arc about So or 90
acres cleared, and uadcr good fencing, in
GLIDING 20 acres OF excellent waterea
MEADOW vel. fet with Timothy and Clo-
yer. There is On fdid farm, coed bear
ing Apple Orchard, and sapmbsr Of other
fiuit ucc9, the above farm lies en- S,cney
Creek, which affords number OF Mer-
chsnt Mills convenient 20 faid fam
The above lard is we'll adapted 10 Wheat,
Rye, Corn snd other gram. A further
desc ipsion is eaneeefary, as the puicbsf-
er can view the ldnd.-for terms spply
to the fusfcri5er iiViag on tke premiies.
GKOkGE COtFMAN.
January zs, 1914. $685.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-12
Rich Limestone Land
FOR SAT,E.

HeY Virtue of DEED Of. TRUST
a b from Thomas Jackfon, asd Ruth
his wife, made ON the z5th of January,
1873, 10 the fubicribers, for FIGURING the
payment ct the iums cf money therein
mentioned, with the inteIeR accrsing
thereon, to John ID. Orr, who hath az
iisncd rhe fame to Charles Carter, We
the underGsned BY the disedion of the
faid Carter, fhail proee, the .;si day
OF April next, at the Tavern of George
S. LaNe, in Berryvillc, Frederick county,
TO fc!l to the highei bidder for Cath, the
Traf OF Land dcfcribed In the iaid Deed,
or SO much thereof as faall he fu.iiciepr to
uncharge the amount of the principal
fms already due, together with the inter-
eft which fhali appear to be due on the
day OF fsle.
The fAid traa Of Land. which contains
four hundred and fsrty ieyen acres and
qnartsr of an acre, is i.uatc in Frederick
County, in the vicinity of Berryyille a.
forefaid, adjoining the lands of Matthew
Page, George Deceale and others, and is
part Of the 1'ra6t Of Land which for ma
ny years had hcep callet, Gilmour's
he sale will commence at the Tayera
aiorefaid, about the. hour of twelve, on
The faid 7th day of April next, upiefs
ii fbali be delayed By weather 70 incls-
ment as TO prevent the ATTENDANCE Of pur-
chafers, in which event il will be pro.
cceded with on the epfuing day, at tho
fame place and about the ne hour.
ROBERT PAGE,
GEORGE BIAKEN1ORE.
January 20, 1914. sstds
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-12
JAMES DAVIS.
TO THE PUBLIC.

&KR. WILLIAM MCCORMICK.
I'VE Jor,. having tcccntly been qnalifi
Cd by the Couit Of Frederick county, as
Deputy Surveyor for said county, BY and
with my APPROPRIATION, take this method
OF recommending him to the public, as
young man who will execute any businefs
within the limits of his Official duties,
which NAV be cntro9ed to him, with
due degree Of sde!ity and dispatch
WV. CASTLEMAN, Junr. SEC.
] will attend regularly every Court, at
the Hotel Of Capt. m'Geirc, in Winchcs-
ter, 10 receive the commands Of the pub
lie, and will be grateful for any business
committed to 10Y attention.
VIZ. MCCORMICK.
February &. 6od
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-12
Patent CHURNS.

! HE subscriber having purchased tho
only right Of making and vending
CLEVELAND'S PATEN-T CHURN S
for the counties Of Freder rick and London
takes this method Of informing TIE public
that he intends keeping a !upply at his
heuie in Berryville. He at the same tine
forwarns all perfons in either of said
counties from making, vending or using
eleyeland's Patent ChuEns, uuicss au-
thorised by him, as he is determined to
proiecute all such as the law directs.
JESSE BROWN.
ReFryville, Aug. 7. tia4.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-12
NoT,aE.

NNiE Creditors Of Walker Y. Page
g deceased, arc requested without de-
lay tosxhibit their respective Ciaiins to
US. fro,a the ultimate which We have
made of tao debts due from the eaa;e,
VIC consider ourselves now prepared to pay
&c each Claimant enc half of his demand,
and the balance will probably be ready
Ii, the coarie If q nox,h or two. Tho(s
VIII, srcindel.tcd 70 the eease are re-
rnsacs to make payment Immediately.
ROBERT PAGE,
Wa B. PAGE,
DEC. Is, 1913. II.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-12
NaezHvIUE

THE fabscriber respectfully informs
the public, thar he has associated his fon,
Doctor Robert T. Bai9win, a partner
in his professional business-ln confe-
asence OF this arrangement it becomes
peculiarly neceGary that his Books should
be liquidated-Hc therefore requests all
thofe against whom accomp,s are subsist-
ing, to ALI and settle their respective
haanses either by Note OF thcrwise.
and at the same time he invites all thofe
who have claims asainst him TO present
them for payment.
C. BALDWIN.
Descmber zs. az.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-12
FOR SALE,

a TRACT Of LAND, containing
IN three hundred and twenty acres, ~
isg IN the waters OF Crooked Ran, FIRE.
derrick county. For terms apply TO
SAMUEL Q. HENDREN.
February $. sts6o
Z The Editor Of the Fteler;cktown He
raid is redaetted to infert the above three
ti,pes, and forward his account TO this
Okice for payment.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-12
Land for Sale.

WILL be fold TO the higheR bidder,
V V ON SATURDAY. the 9Th day of Feb
ruary nexf, on the premises lately oceupi-
ed by John Jones, decd. about 50 acres Of
Land, which is a lease for So years. 7 he
purchaser muG pay one hal. in hand aud
the other in IL months from the date.
with interea. On the premises are a
coed dwelling house and out houses, with
well OF never failing wa;er.-This pro-
Perty 10 f,tuatcd 4 miles from BattIctown
and 7 from WiDcheaer, within one quar-.
ter of a mile from the read leading from
the foITct TO TIC lsftef.
THOMAS c, WYNDHAW,
.ddm'r. 81 John Jones, des'd.
anuary ~. sStds
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-12
REED WRIGHT.
A valuable Farm fer sale

HE Farm CD Which now 1--we, 81
tua,cd .,etwixt four and five miles
from the town of Wincheaer, Frederick
county, Va. . his 1sas. contains All IL
acres; nearly c1v half cs IL is il timber.
IL is good limeaone lsod, lies very Level
and handsome, AID is less broker and
more free from Goas, than any other tract
OF the same size 10 thi2 past CT the coun-
try. The soil is peculiarly adapted to
the culture DISMAL grain ard grass. OF
the cleared !a0dr not less than 70 acres is
excellent meadow ground; about acres
OF the meadow srouad freih cleared ; a
cfes ii timothy, and double Nhe quantity
Lately so~ei down. Thirty acres are in
clover, AM; has been plsi:tered with great
effect. a followed field Of eighty acres
is In wheat and abon, 6fiecn acres in rye.
The improvements are GOOD two toty
framed dwelling aoase, large barn and
other necessary OFT houses. ihsse arc
TWO sPriags tolcIabiy convenient TO the
house, one Of which never fails. The
whole of TIC cleared land is under a good
fence Ail.ioa immediate possession vii!
be given.
CORNELIUS BALDWIN, jr.
Jan. rs. I'm
sC~The editors Of tie Lsnc,aer Jour
nal and Pennsylvania Republican, are re-
gucs:ed TO insert The above adysrsiscmen,
ere month and transmit their aceonAts to-
this Office for rayIucut
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-12
Fot Sale
A SHALL. hs, valuable and desira-
q bis
Tract Of Land.

about one mile from Winchester, and
IA mile fyam Perkins Mills, Oh the
Nam road leading to S,sunton. This
trlft contains ahsut 100 acses of limcaone
land 60 of wh.ct are cleared. The
improvements consif % good two tory
itore hoOfe with ,;eceGary ont houlss.-
I his property yeas formerly occupied as
a isvern and is an excellent stand for
nech.ric who wines to unite with his
p oicssicn, the occupation o! Farmer
The quality of the land is inferior TO
aone in tbs County, and its cantisuitv to
ieveral valuable Mills and to The fourth
ing town OF Wincheaer are objects of no
fnall importance ;-For terms apply to
JAMES ID. VANCE.
Dec. IS. 1873. IF
The Editor Of the Frederi.ttown
Herald is requested to insert f,.e above
three times and transmit his accoust 10
this office for payment.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-12
Land for Sale.
L HE fabfcribcs Offers FOR SALE a
Valuable Tract Of Land,

lying ON the Shenandoah River, abou, S
MILES above Berry's Ferry, frederick
county and adjoiaing the .Nouat Zion
Haef. formerly owned by Col. rhruRon,
and at Prefent by Capt. F. Way, con.
tanning beiweeo S and 500 acres-5o
acres OF which IS valuable River bottom.
the quality OF rhs Land is Limestone "a
iaf'icient proportion Of which is in timber
and is remarkably well watered, having
number of nevcr falling fprings, and .
esnttant F:eam running through part Of
it. The improvements are a comfo,,,-
bic dwelling hoaie, corn houfe, &c.-This
proPafty Is situated in wealthy and
highly reipst4abIe ncishborhood, ard
from the many local advantages il poffcf-
les, cannot fail TO prove higtlsy dcsira-
Die property; 10 any one wiihing TO pur.
chale Its contiguity to the Aihby.s
Gap Turnpike, which the Company are
taking mea{ures TO complete ia a lhort
time, IS a Circumstance which, to per-
Ion capable of sppteciating fuch an ad
vantage, Is OF TOO great importance to
overlook; independent Of this advantage,
the immenie RE Of property in this fec
tioe ot the Country, and the Aattcrinp
Pfo',yets OF coptiouing to do 60 for ma
nv ycars yet TO come, cannon bat render
TINS very valuable propeny.-For
terms apply to.
JAMES DAVIS.
Dtc, ~ iSi5. 53tlaM.
~ h. Pfio,ets os the Fre1criciltown
HerAIa and Lsncaaer Journal, will picafe
20 iniert the above 10 their rcfpc6,iys pa.
Pers "Tttf forbid, and trsnfmit their &C.
counts ia his o&cc for payment.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-12
For Sale.

A MICRO MAN IA years of age,
IN we'll acquainted viii, the business
of a fvm-He is also Shoe maker and
good coachman For particulars and
serns OF sale apply to Edward M'Guire
in Winchefer or TO ID. Allen near Berry
VILE.
Nov. y. so
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-12
For Sale
$50 acres Of LAND.
January zs.

ENHE fabscribers offers for sale
\ TraA of Land, within half mile
of Newtown, Frederick County Va. CON
tanning one Hundred and Fifty acres, aboui
enc Hundred acres cleared, of which theie
is about ten acres of meadow, ta!erAble
Dwelling House, Barn, orchard &c. L.
is deeined unneceaAry to give farther
desert .Ition of the Land. Any pcrsot
dehrious of purchasing on terms which
will De liberal. apply TO Francis T. Ma
tin in Widdietewn who Will thew the
paemifes.
REED WRIGHT.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-12
SALE.

BDY VIRTUE Of DtCRFE. made
Il . by the County Court OF Frederick
10 Chanecty, III December LAT, between
Theraas Frizz!c, PiaintiH, and S,epilen
Auiiin, Defendant, the fuhseribess Com
miiI:oners, nafued in the laid Decree, will
sell at the Tavern Of Samuel Klrcnsval.
in Stephcpfburs, on Saturday the STD day
of March ncxt, att O'Clock for ready
money, TO the highe& bidder, Traa OF
Land living on The Weitern side Of Crook
cd Run, 4 ontaininG ten acres, being the
fame land tEat was conveyed 10 the said
J homas Frizzle by James Moote & wife,
sod nov in the occupation Of Warntr
WbiIe.
LEMJEL SENT,
J0NATHANCARIILE.
FcbrssrY 8. eo'ds
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-12
FOR SALE,

r WOULD sell On liberal terms, the
i following property III the town Of PA
EIS, Afhby's Gap, viz.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-12
Virginia, to wit.

AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of
the Superior Court of ChanceTy for lie
Wincueacr Difrict the frG monday
of December, 1919.
The heirs and legal representatives Of
Andrew Wsggoocr, decd. Plaintiffs.
sgaiHit
andrew Chew and Charles NJ Donald,
y PENDANTS.
The Defendant Charles M'Donad not
having entered his appearance and given
security according 10 the Act of Assem-
bly, and the Rules Of this Court, and it
appearing by Satisfactory evidence, that
be is nor sn inhabitsnt OF this country: IL
is ordered, That the fSid Defendant do ap.
pear here on the first day Of TIC next
;ern * answer the bill Of the plaintiff; &
tnat copy Of this order be forthwith
Inserted N some newspaper published in
Winchcaer, for two months successfully
and ported at tic front door Of the Cour t
Hcnis 10 the faid town OF Wincheifei.
A Copy. TeGe,
DANIEL LEE, c. c. G.
January IL. 1mSS
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-12
to wit,


Virginia, to wit,
AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of
the Superior Ccurt Of Chancery for the
Winchefaer D,Rrict, the 6ra monday
of December, 1913.
Chriaophcr He.fk-li, Plaintiff.
againt
Frederick S;cinbccv, Patrick Baker
and Lucy his wife, and jacoo Mouier,
Defendants
He defendants Patrick Baker ard
4 Lucy his wife, NOT having entered
their app:aI ance according to TIE aet Of
aG.mb!y aad the ra'cs Of this Court, and
1T appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court that they arc not inhabitants Of this
Country IL is ordered, that ,hs said
defendant do appear here on the first
day OF the next terra and answer the bill
OF the plaintiff. and that Copy Of this
order be forthwith iuierled in foine
newspaper Psbliihed in Wincheiter Tor
two months successfully and ported at
the fronr door of tine Court hcuie of the
laid town of Wincheffer.
A Copy. Tefc,
DANIEL LEE, c. c. G.
January n 7mS3
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-12
For Sale.
THE SUBsC RIBER
OFFERS FOR SALE, By PRIVATE CON
TRACT,

Il Waggon s 5 Horses,
ready for the road, being supplied with
tent, bags, fred-troush and geers. If
required by the purchaser, the horses will
be separated, but a sale will not be made
without including at leaf two of the hors-
es ard Wagon. Also two Coils tor sale.
Fer terms apply TO the subscriber living
near jacob Viewers, at the foot of the
Round Hill. JOHN WILSON.
January 8. figs
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-12
HS I T. L.

and lays he belongs 70 Ptcney S;mpfou,
living within i've miles OF Fairfax Court
Hon,e, Vnginia.-tiad ca when com
mi.tcd, mixed black md white kcriey
roundabout, white woollen ovcralls,
(holnemade,) friped coPperas j,cket, an
cid black hat.-fie is fuppofcd to be "a
bout z2or Is years of age, Ave feet ele-
ven inches high, and his fore finger on his
right hard off to the fccond joint. His
owner is Iequcaed to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take
him away, orherwife ne will be dealt
with according 10 law.
GEORGE TR1SLEH, Tailor, &c.
January AZ, 1914. SStf
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-12
John S. WILL AVS,
DAVID CASTLEMAN,
CHARLES MCCORMACK

Nov. II. tF5o
The Editors Of the Lancaster Journal,
Hagerttown Gazette and Frcdcrickrown
Herald will in!crt the above advertise
ment in their respective papers one Month
and transmit their accounts tn this Office
for payment.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-12
For Sale.

TFHE subscribers oilcr for sale Plan
Il tation within one and 4 half miles
of Wircheaer, Frederick county, "a
containing upwards of swo hundred acres,
vel! adapted to platter and clover
There are or the premises valuable Mer
chant Mill, built of brick, running three
pair of ifones With the necessary machine-
ry to manufacture -four aad grain Of all
kinds, a Saw Mill and Tan Y ard, three
large Dwelling Houses and a large Barn,
with other necessary ont houses. This
valuable property is situated on Ahra-
hams creek, which is never falling
hream. Ii was formerly owned by Isaac
Sitter deed.
The above property will be sold alto.
gether, or in such parcels as may suit the
purchasers. The. terms of sale will be
made known by applying to either of thu
sRbscrihefs.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-12
Office Of The Union Bank
Of Alexandria.

J4NU,5Ri' 2fqk, 1914.
GUBSCRIBERS Ter thc Stock CT the
~ onion Eda6 Of .dicadndris, are
herchy notified, thar the ID instalroen; Of
One Dollar on each fn,fc oeccmes due and
pay able al the Office Of the Company. on
Wednesday, Inc 2sd Of February next.
CHAS. i. CHAPMAN,
Cashier.
Jinurry 90, 1871. 5DtF23
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-12
DOMESTIC,

(foI Cain, good paper, or {uitable tradee
with part in Cath who is now rising Ave
years old; sixtcca hands high. proportion,
ably made, and well broke as covering
tiotie, and works admirably III. gecrs,
(u.hce it 70 fay, that hc:s worthy of at
tention, and we'll dcferving better mas
ter My capacity IS the iole rcaion thar
induces me 20 oier him for fale.
JOHN CARRINGTCN.
Qyer(ecr for Col. Masiil,
Cpequon Farm.
January 70. ,sI;. 59tf
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-12
NOTICE.

7 WISH to make known to thofe gen.
4 tle,nen who have not paid fer the fcafon
of their mares to my horfe, tina my ti,ua-
ton 10 life will NOT admit Of more than a
few weeks longer Indulgence, othcrwiic
f',all be viEted by olaf, Of men that
am unwilling and not able to fupport, and
consequently have to adopt the fame rnea-
fure for fe!f preferyation which fhdll not
fail to do without .rcfpea TO perfons.
Twill give grea, bargain in my young
and valuable ifud horic
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-12
Runaway Negro.

EtOMMiTTED to The Jail of Freder-
q ick county, Va. On the 5th January,
INIT. a rnuiatto man who c:ils himiclf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-23
MIR. KING.
The PREsIDEKr E1rcr

nc PRESIDENT ELECT.
Surely MIR. King Is not aware Of the trou-
BILE which he is imposing himself shoud
he ever become President of the u. S.
What world Of research would such Res.
olutious as he submitted 10 the Senate on
the 9th inst. give rise to He calls upon
the President to lay before the Senate such
information as ne may possess, Of the cases,
g in which any civilized nation punished its
native subjects taken in arms against her,'
&c.
He has no right to call upon the President
fer such inforrn 4,ion.--It is enongh for him
to call for such information as may be SUD-
posed TO belong 10 the archives of the difTe
rent departments. Does he refer to the
& INSTITUTION That paper merely SAYS, that
the President shall, from time TO time
give to the Congress, information of
the state Of the Union"-and this duty is
laid upon him by the circumstance Of his
being the Organ selected to communicate
with foreign nations, or with the Officers Of
this country. In these respects, ne is there
fore the exclusive dcpoSitary into which
snch information must flow, and froen which
i, must afterwards proceed tn the members
oF Congress But does il therefore follow.
that he must give the information about the
rules or practices Of France, or Cnira, or
the Moon.
The President might say "a Mr.. King, Il
fceaF'esy did not ~f7's,rain him, WHY, sir,
what have von Library Tor, If you DO M,
make use Of it! II yvu have rot sense e.
nougi TO hunt for .st- iuioT,p sion youtsei!
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-23

tpect another engagement. Scrre i,ye
ago Lieut. Jackson in The British service
arrived here with a flag Of truce, bearing
dispatches trcm General Drummord, pur--
ort'ng an enquiry of Banbee's being taken
prisoner. Th siis"a mere sham the officer
'syct detained and what route he will take
next IS as yet uncertain"
we learn from eredibI= source that the rost If
sandwich, which appears ,om the above L.. Ter IN
nlenaced with an attack, though think such an e.
strength Of its fort;feation and garrison heinz s,r
nee TO resist any force which Il is in the mower oS
.ne enemy IN tbs. quarter to carry sssiustit.
The LOAN BILL on Saturday passed the Senate.
ano vans only the signature oil the President to be-
'"S H""' i6
The schr Mo-siana, Briggs arr a. Sccpru.t
ass al ter capturing lumber OF small but valuable
prizes Csp. b. confirms the sccoun, Of ,he can
,ure OF The French fr'astes itigene Gnd f,he.hys,
having seen letter from Adm L. Forrey. puli;b.d
10 iate ct thomas paper, giving the rarcu,srs of
.ne'r esPture They were taken by "a, (he thinks
the Queen The frsates engaged the -, aad che
Vi 'he''i hao great number ct men killed.
The. Cos.a lies down along side NJ b;s b,r..
and never thinks OF refreshing himself mi, h, T..
renewed the wants Of his tnmb companion Tie
animal becomes so hsbitusted to his master that he
,ahs 10 him when he hears his ~hstle. The fc,-
Hague: >0'' AZ VIC
"a Coseack intercepted French officer .trippea
nirn o. his coat. sud in getting It either OF or an
,ae ndyes Sops took advantage # Iii, pfrrJey;,v
ieaPt on his horse. and bid him Jon jou,-rhe Cos.
aek on'v smiled this, hst recourse ~ hi, wIis
ue, and bad the Monsieur back IN tvif kim vbs,
IN sddition TO bidding him good tay he PAVE him ra
Their an unwelcome salute.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-23
WILLEDGEvHLE, March Q,

We are Informed by gentleman Of We
r1city just from Savannah that one of our
gun bosts OF ST. Mary's had tsken and
or"aHht INTO that p, RI British vessel load
s' With arms and ammuntion, Supposed
90 be destined for Fast II, rda
(HrPRs.
Cob. Russell OF the Sd regt. Of Regulars ;s
"e understand building boats on the Alaba
ma. 20 ascend that river and form iunc
ION nth the other troops employed against
M INDIANS.