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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-15
C. Griffith.
JUST RECEIVED,

lust RECEIVED,
4 nee, and handsome aSsottment Of
FANCY GOODS, Wig -
Brass And-Irons, Shsveis and longs,
Tea Trays, Gilt and Mahogany framed
GLASSES, Whips, Canes, &c
Hah great rsriety Of other .4rticles
ON HAND,
TortoiscshelI and other
Cotabs,
w the latest fashion.
Thomas Mount.
Nov. Is.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-10
Iohe Editor ofthe W York Columbian.

r Dec. ~.
SIR Before spring It will be developed
that the motion of our armies towards Non
treai, viii save New Orleans. Had we not
threatened Montreal, gen. feckwith, with
his sixteen hundred amphbious troops, would
not have been sent round from Halifax to
Canada to defend that city, bat would have
been taken on board admiral Warrcn's Acct
round to Orleans, or at least to the sea coast
OF south Carolina and Georgia, to attempt.
as they did at Norfolk, landing, and the
capture OF New Orleans, or to com nit such
depredations on those coasts as they did in
the Chesapeake last summer. Instead of
all which, gen. Beckwith, with his troops
who attempted to take Craney Island. and
did take Hampton, as far as can learn.
and have made diligent enquiry, is now
locked up for the winter in the frozen reyi
ons oil. Lower Canada. For the want of ee-
neral beckwitb and his sixteen hundred land
and water troops. admiral Warren will be
unable TO effect a landing at New Orleans.
or any other important point in the south-
ern states this winter. Indeed have no
hesitation in giving il as my decided opinion
hat BY sending large army down the river
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-10

a. g., PETERSBURG, JAM.
at meeting ofthe Citizens of Petersburg. :,
the Courthouse, on the Sd January, 1917
"onEni DoLLlNG.was appointed Chairman.
AND '
WILLIAM PRENTIS, Sccrcsary:
The following preamble and resolutions were
adopted with one dissenting voice only:
whereas the present exborbtant prices of
isas, sugars and Coffee, must result e;the,.
from the real scarcity of those articles or frnr,
"a monopoly of them by comparatively fru,
sPeeuiators IN the one case, If the laws of the
/ United states be duly enforced and faithfuIlv.
observed, uiose prices must continue to adj
vance curing the War 10 an extent that will
render it impossible Tor any but the wealtbiesr.
INDIVIDUALS To purchase them in the otbep. II
IL equally certain that the same effect will re-.
sur from the combination OF the holders. and
the progress OF the speculations: And n or
tner, as there appears no reasonable prospec.
OF speedy termination Of the present war
IL IS necessary and proper that the people, by q
Timely cohcert among themselves, should in
spite OF the authority Of fashion and The NV.
teracy oil habit, discontinue the purchase &c
those articles at prices which are PRODUCING.
and must continne TO produce, national ;mn@s
Veflshmcnt and Individual rum; prices which
wiii render the war oppressive IN the h;vbess
degree, upon all classes of the comm,ntv :.
prices winch, IT produced by scarcity. add 10
INC resources OF the enemy, or il by monopoly.
increase the wealth OF ahuent speculators--
w'mch increase our dependence upon foreign.
"as'ons' ana diminish the resources from wl,ich
10 support our own government which, hold
OUT encouragement and reward 10 the violation
ana evasion OF our laws, and the destruction of
their Poiicy-by fraud anu fo,ce on the Dart
OF tne enemy, and BY cunning and corruption
on The part OF our Citizens: Therefore,
l.. kesoived, That we earnestly recommend
TO our fellow citizens not to purchase any OF the
before mentioned articles, until the prices Of
me nrst quality OF them shall be reduced TO tn
'S'i'w'ns retsii rates, TO wit Tea, S 3 50 Der
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-10

st. Lawrence early next summ:r. we can
do mere free our own coasts from dcpre-
aations and blockade than in any other way:
for am persuaded admiral Warren would
send ah his land and three quarters Of his
naval force on che American station round
to- prevent our army going down to Quebec.
which would leave { British force on our
coasts not SO large as to do any essential
injury without receiving very essential il.
jury from our heroes on the ocean.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-10
ALEXANDRIA. Ian s

various rumors were ahoat yesterday e..
vening in Washington relative to the late
dispatches. With the full inh0rt of these
dispatches the public are not so we'll ac-
'qnamtcd as to form any decided opinion.--
NOR IS tin our power to give them any io>
formation which will go to that p, int. A.
mong other reports there was one prettv
current that minister was to be sent r.,
England, and that Mr.. King, senator from
N: K. was yesterday nominated by the Pre-.
sldent and appointed by the senate to that
ONCE. For these spcculatioBs we cannot
pledge ourselves further than to say from the
information we have been able to obtain that
pacific measures are progressing.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-10
wAsnrNcroN, january 4.

The following highly important Message and
Documents were on yesterday transmitted by
the President OF the United States TO both
Houses OF Congress:
TO fhe Senate and House Of Representatives OF
the United States in Csngress Assembled.
I transmit for the information of Congress-.
copies of letter from the British Secretary &c
State for Foreign Affairs to the Secretary Of
State, with the answer of the latter. II
IN appreciating the accepted proposal or the
government of Great Britain for instit,rtine-
negotiations for peace, Congress will not fail
to keep in mind, that vigorous preparations
Tor carrying on the war can in no respect impede
the progress to q favorable result, whist :
relaxation of such preparations. shsuld The
wishes OF the United States for speedy
restoration OF the blessings of peace be iisap.
pointed, wonld necessarily have the most ini,l.
rious consequences.
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-10

Extract Of letter from Mrs. Llovd Jon 60 ~, ,,,e
Editors Of this Gazette, dated Phladelphia, Dec.
3oth, ISIS" Seeing in this mornings paper AN
extract from the New York Mercantile Advertise.
SAD to be the purport OF letter from Capt Jones
o. 'ne sup Nctune, to his wife, must take the IL
berty 20 contradict il in the most positive terms r.
peg you will do the same, as no such letter has
been resolved by me- received a letter from
Gapt. Jones dated at ST. Petersburgh the i4th of
,2eptemoer' ~ which he says he still expects TO
Leave there the last Of October for, Gotteab,rph,
there to wait for orders. He makes no obserrati.
ons respecting the mission" -.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-10

r.. New fonK, January 3.
The U. States frigate Constitution, CAPT. Stcwart.
has sailed from Boston on cruize.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-10

His excellency Major Gen. Harrison.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-10
FitzwhyIsonn s Potter

lave just received Mayo's AncrExr GEo-
- ceAPHy and HIsrosY, two volumes in
one, with an ArLAs Of ten select maps of Anci.
Client Geography, both sacred and profane, and
a CHnoSoL LOGICAL CnART of Universal His.
tory and Biography. Ills work is recommen-
del by some of the first professors in the U. g.
As possessing g q mass Of information o. high inn
porta,ee to the Philosopher and Christian" q
aRordins great facilities 70 tho statlent, esa ~
being very interesting to men of literature ge-
nerally. The Atlaa may be had either with or
without the Geography.
F, & P. have on hand large assortment of
Blank Books and stationary, Pen Knives. Print.
syrons' Poems, including his last ode, and o.
ther new publications expected daily. few
copies of the OIp 3 AsHrLon left. 81
August To- z WIT
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-10
Mya.ca.. Seseser. E,,rts,
P'shm9rd, s'h .frsss:, zig
GENERAL UNII;lRS :

AEJCH Inconvenience having res.itsd
IVA from an improper mode of des.is.f, ,!,S,
militia for services the so,lqwinE sclss vim.
in fusure. be observed g -
I. Al detaSsmsst be tiogresa;cS. From
number to 10. Persons arriving at the ave
OF fs and drawing number under that for
duty, cannot be called Oh to serve until TIE
sraft comes round to iiis nsmj,er af.c. me
This rule is not intended TO Phase persoss
rem. ,S:Ig from within the Bounds os on. .o.,, =
panf into those n another, in better situa,'
ticn than before their removal --.C ptainS
vii, therefore. in their certificates, REQUIRE
ed ny law. in cases Of this tind. s'ats yhes
tncr rhe person intending to remove. has
pert0 m ed tour Of duty, or NOT !: in What
nn115cr he has been enrolled, &c If the draft
has progressed IL his company. .beyoad Il.
that fact will he stated. ~ ~
wherever the ;,hnse rule has been yiolas
tea, the o,sn. i.aprorcrly dctailed, viii 81
discharged ana their places suni,lis.f re
they have not taken the fa.dj BY arsfa
from those next on the rntiae d;y;sio,, for
deity
2. When private IS discharged from =
volunteer company, in Consequence of his
having served the period of his enlistment
| or shall remove, he will be drafted in the
same manner as young men arriving at tho
aye Of IS.
by order.
CLAIBORNE w, GoocH.
,is IA 6,
e., ,.esp. for
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BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.

BosToN, August 4, 1914.
We were last etclikg politely favored
with Montreal papers Of !1ly 80, containing
Quebec accocnIs 60 18th --Ex tracts follow
MONTREAL, July 80.
Accounts of the 22d instant have been
received from our army at Fort George.
The American army had made a show of
their forces before Fort George. but thought
proper to retire without making an attack /.
General Rial WAS constantly receiving
reiniorcemenis. asd General Drummond
vas momen,ly expected there with large
force from which, it may beinferred, that
before this, the American army have been
compelled to trace their steps. At any rate
news OF the first consequence from that
quarter maybe looked for daily.
II is ais stated in these accounts that the
Americans have had just vengeance of the
British fniees BY laying in ashes the houses
Of number OF the Inhabitants Of Quecnston
and St. Dayds -. YORK u. G. July Is.
The 9th and 32d regiments are ON their
way here, from Montreal, and the flank
companies of the tenth, and De yyatteville's.
regiment left Kingston for this place ON their
way to Fori George, on Saturday last, and
the S9th also were under orders to march.
We expect the first division to arrive this
cay or to-Corrow.
QUEBEC, July %.
AS Tar as we can Judge from appearances,
the British government ie fully determined
not TO make peace with the United States,
tail such terms can be obtained as will per
maneatly secure the British interests in A
msrlca against recurrence of those ambi
tious designs which were evinced in their
recent attempts to seize the Canadas and
the FloTiGas.
PORT OF QUEBEC, July o.
Ar. ship Hydra, Waygood, sailed 9th June
frosv Bofdeaux, tc government, passengers,
Is officers and 433 men of the 5stn regt.
July IS. Snip Barron. Waliher. sailed
9th Juuc from Bordeaux, to government,
passengers. 10 officers aiid S53 men Of the
2d regiment of Bats
ship O%ar, e.. Consul, from Bordeaux
saded Oh JSne. ~ governmcLt, passengers
, IL oihcers, and 203 neD OK the 5th rest.
Snip Isabella, NJ. darewood feom do. do
% 90 pas gers, IL officers and 227 men o.
Gle 81 regiment
fiIsuajesty's ship Ajax 81, is this day an.
ncuaced By the Telegraph to he a, the Bran.
y Pais.-Gen. Pow g. with troops on board
Tbs Wafspte - ofiSt Roch.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-10
A1erS-a. ICES, July 90
CC3 OWN, FRONTIER

VIZ AZ wv n r NJ e lcN
Il still trsrq,ii although we have reason
cbeli " the hostility Of the Greeks Is not
e. a-peaset. M'Cueer is nov AZ Pep.acn-
"a with ahout L. or 1900 followers, who are
undoubtedly fed bv the Standards. Spain
certainly by the admission and maintenance
1T this force at Pensacola, and by suffering
asBritsb force 70 establish Themselves near
St Marks, has intentionally violated her
|neuirality we say Internationally, because we
nave lorg h-lievedsher councils were wholly
British. ard that she conduct Of her officers
both in ku-spc and Awerica, has been
unarSed BY deadly en,ipathy towards the
Uiiied State. Since the abdi cation Of Ma
volesn and the restoration of the Bour5ons
to tie Thrc-es OF France and Spain .ince
peace was prcciai.ned in Europe, we have
had 70 c?u.murication from Ferdinand
Both France and Holland have appointed
mini ;tcrs or recognized those who were ale
ready sc Vashington-but Spain stands a
loot she has nedhsr sppcnted new oee,
nor mas s',; rclaestet, TIE acknowledge
merit of Don 0nis, already here, but whose
powers were not accredited by our govern
merit. Her condre i lot only suspicious, ii is
decidedly hostile and il behoves the state Of
Georgia to watch her motions with an atten.
tive srdjealous eye.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-10
Lo1r1RY no rec.

THE
Liberty Engine House Lottery
WILL commence dra wing in a few weeks
~ the price Of Tickets win advance
IN aeptember next to Six Dollars, The II.
York 50
Board Of Health Lottery
Will begin to ORA " Ia Decembes ne xt-Orss
y ginal price of Tickets, 81.
The Masonic Hall l.otte,v
Will, without doubt, commence about TIE
same time Original price Of Tickets, ten I;
The Washington Canal Let.
terry and the Pennsylvania Grand STATE
LOTTERY. are intended to commence nexk
spring. ef =
~ TICKETS in the above 1,o,terie.
canbe had or the same liberal terms as pur.
chasers have in Baltimore, at the Subscris
ber's Office. where three canitai prizes in !
the last Lottery have been So ID and th. cash
paid in advance.
- BANK NOTES of other States viii
be discounted. and SCAMP PAPER of ever
~ description can be had, at the Lottery OF.
fee Of :.
J. B KuRsHEEDT, =
d fes0 doo,s teis,r tie Bell ZGee,a
August ~. wifi
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yvas-tveroY Cry. A,rn., .. ),

Wks-fvcTon Cry, Acrn., g.
We have waited With much anx;c., the
ar 'ival Of the 0etailed repor. of Gsneral
Rro~n's late glorious but bloody victory. -
Con'rsry to our expectation. 1t was not re-
ceived on Saturday, though the Buifaloe OK :
press brought private letters from Erie as
late'es the LIST instaut "a extract from one
OF which we subjoin.
Erie. August I. 1914.
~" Our army still remains at this place. &
We are busily employed in entreachinE. The
eneny's advanced parties are daily skir-
mishing with or p.cks.s and fora.irg psr.
Ties nashins of material consequence has
ssyct occurts>d, We have just received a
reinforce nent of aboat two hundred Rife.
men from Sackc.t's Hwbor. am happy 20
find that orr loss on the 25th ult. was no: so
great ss was 1t hest apprehcreed, the bat
tie being fought at night, many Of cur men
scattered and secreted themselves in the
woods. and. have not, mill within day or
two, all been collected"
Commodore Perry arrived IN this city on
Friday last.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-10
THOMAS SWAMI.
CockBuuN.

II is reported tina, bis len reost nld;esty rear
admiral Cochburp, in one OF bis grand assaults
tpon defenceless villages, Happened to meet
with lady OF LeoDardtowil whom he intended 10
insult whose fathef,a private cisizen- he had
very magnanmousiy Imprisoned in the COURT
fouse Of that place--wLo told bun so inapy
truths, about his intrepidity and boldness-- his
humanity 4 generosity, that the negro stealing
knif lit, was for ouce in bis life really seen 10
blhsh tifbiack can change colour, aud after.
wards liberated her father, and promised him
srd his family future indemnify. What ua--
ton u heroes.
WashinSton Cit1 Gazette.
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Wants a Situation
rs n BREWER

a YOUNG Man who has served . regular
y 4 apprenticeship to the profession in Phila
dclphia. is perfectly acquainted with Brewing
of Porter, Ale and Beer, and every branch Of
the business; is every way adequate to the SUI
perintendance of a Brew house, and for capa-
bility and character can give the most rsspec
table and satisfactory reference. Those desir-
Gus efSlseing their capital in a lucrative chan,
mel by the cs' ablishment Of Brewery, or those
ed, Will find this advertisement an object o
their consideration. Letters post paid, ad
dressed TO David Breintr:s.l, No, Is, south Sc
vsnth street Phiiadelphia, will be immediatel,
attended to.
July 81
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.NOTlCE is hereby given that Christie.
~ pher Macpherson's Pamphlet on the
Millennium, dated 4th June 1911, and the
Word of God to the world in an address d /,
ted 4th June, and 18th July 1914, foretellins
the downfall Of the City of Loudon, and the
destruction of the British Nayy,-may bss
had from John Jackson, Grocer; Mr.. Cow
per, Barber--Mr. Yancey. Barber-Reubsa
Merton. Barber--and ar Henderson, Bar,
ber-Richmond--an from Robert Smith.
Grocer--and Hannabai Prince, Barber, Of
Manchester: and Of Graham Bell, Hack
owner, and James CoIston, Barber. OF Pc.
tersburg. for quantity will be
particn arly atterd.'i to. The Pamphlet ~
cents,t Address IL Cents,
Richmond, 2sth July. 1914.
WV
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-10

Web nov before US a letter from Z.
wounded officer, dated and post marked az
"Buffalo, July 90" Our Killed teiD,errsu
in On, grave, ard a sermon preached oser
then BY the Rev David Jones, formerly
Chaplain to General W asne's army The
artillery which VAS sken from the enemy.
has lett behind ~ consequence q our horses
beng mostly killed. Leu. General Drum.
rtnd, as well as Major General Rial, had
suireroerco. but u being sear = o'c'ock, 4
e't e"s'my having POSSESSION Of our watch
~ti1. dc IL. GSnysai escaped.
4-t0vesQ1ie Pfcss.
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For Sale

EVvHE small farr: on which the Subscribers
= now resides. The purchase would SUIT
family Inquest of a healthy and tranouii
retreat especially, as the usual REQUISITE
OF negroes, horses. live stock, Agricultural
implements, provisions ns different Kinds.
household aud kitchen fl insure, &c. iniehts
If desired, be obtained at the same rim >
The buildings are new and substantial. and.
though not entirely finished, uncommonlv
satisfactory. A due proportion Of the lana
has just been cleared. of which about as nv
cres were. early last spriEg. so,vedfn clover.
Part OF an adjacent estate, shortly 10 be sold.
might eventually be annexed to this small
farm, which contains only one hundred and
sixty one acres. Beauty of prospect, salrs
brity of air and water, Con, tnience pt land
and river carriage to. end from Richmond.
and proximity to Milton, where post Of.
fee and several stores are kept, further re.
eommeId tie spot. Inc terms will be scs
commodatins.
Applg.to L. Fl. GIRARDIN.
Glenmore. near Milton. Albemarie
County. va. August oh. 1914.
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mess rr,r ercry alarm, that the Exsca.ivs
will think him worthy Ct another piece,
'hooId the missing one rot be found.
~ have ascertained sir, that the species
Of torres landed by the e. envy in this county,
was oaiv inf ,rtry, in the van Of xhich were
'niaret SOM b'scks--Arons tiiose ~as re,
cognised a fellow who deserted last fall from
"a jnr CAighton Of this regipent.--T Their
kno~ledse Of persons, roads ard places, was
unqner'ianablv derived from source of this
descri ,tiou -Onlv one officer vas mounted
when they reached captain Henderson's.
and he had no sadd,e--a proof that tas
horse vas cauaa: by the way.
I'hs force ofthe enemy now lying off the
upper end of this county is ship Of the lin I,
hree frigates, brig md an unusual lars
propo-topcf Zen iers sud barges."
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Will be Sold.

AN the premises, on Thursday the 25th
Jday of August next, the PLANTATION
CONTAINING 200 A -res OF Land. of TARPLEy
GAuTaRIoHr. decd about ~ miles below Rich.
mond. and from the Stage Road, lying on sbe
White Oak swamp. There Is pretty arge.
Dwelling house, pretty good young orchard
Whoever should want to take a view of the
place, it will be shewp by nordecai Wariner
or by James Blnford, or by Anselmn Gathrigit
who lives n the place; the credit will be mad {
known on the day OF sale by the Parties.
August !. Pr
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NOTICE--A Petition will be presented
~ to the next General Assembly, pray
ingthat an act may pass. authorising George
Whitlocke, Guardian of George Whislocke
jun. to make sale Of the real estate of his
ward w3m
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NOTICE.

TIE General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church in the United States, at it sessions
in May last, appointed Thursday the 18th day
Of The present month to be obs rived as day of
HumiIi tion, Fasting and Prayer, BY all thf
Churches under its care
August 3, 1919, ID
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Ertracf ofa lctler. from Colonel Thomas d
Dospnfns 10 fhe Adj. Gen. dated y
NoRTHuMBEpLAND c. n.

u August, 1914
u" haze the honor TO communicate TO you
for the information of his Excellency the
Commander in Chief, that on Wedne sday
morning Sd instant, Captain Henderson, who
was stationed at Mondays Point on Yeoco-
mico, with ono OF hii fourpounders and de.
tachmens of his Artillery, vas attacked bv
very superior force of the enemy, and af-
ter an oiy,;inat contest, in which he expend.
ed the whole of his round shot, was c,m.
peeled to retreat, being closely pursued for
the distance of $ Hles into the coun-
;i.y; he .uddeniy d;verged from the
n.sia' road, aad tpncealiag his piece in Ike
busa sfsscted sis rstrealto Lotsburg.
The enemy having missed him Nv this
IN anoeuvre, proceeded about On nile
farther INFO nearly, the centre Of the
country between the Potomac and Rapoa
nannac, aud destroyed Captain Hender..
sons dwelling house, store house and o,t
soo2cs. with al his furniture and goods. and
chouses and rroperty of John King, Just
ppos;te across The road In Richmond COM
ty. abcut9 niies from this place. Before a
sasicien; fofcetooPposs them could advance
from tbs place they made a retreat 20 their
orig nal pci:lt OF deba katior, having burnt
alGsosi al the horscs near the main road,
and laid waste the country through which
:hcy marched. Thsy took from their fami
lies aHi Ion.es 7nnaim cd persons, Of whom
several were exsmp. By age tron military
GUY one OF those they compelled to shew
,ie &C tfc concealed Jour pouader, which
'hey hiasged a considerable cistance, until,
i3eftlng WIN party o. laya.ry from Westr
atofc'apt', tney, IN their turn, secured the
piece ahe hase no Information that 1t has
~ bsen discovered.
nooes three hohis alter the affair at
mondays fo,nt, barge was discovered en-
tefnS another branch OF the Yecconico near
rIAeter Loage, ny detachment OF Captain
lienucfson, asd lravcTs COMPANIES united.
ms de'achmeht had been .tauoned near
the mouth or the river. bat being in danger
u ca;ture IRON the very superior force
wAi peIih ''ao asceodca the rissr, had taken
os'.ich several 'niies higher up, and was
eons'Gerao y reduced oy an escort which had
@ttShuea Sai'taia .tiendsrss'r 5 "a piece to q
paace OF sd'eV- " this u tie parry OF about
~ lnsn MaJor Ciaighton assumed the CONS
mGnd on foseifn'g whsic TIC eAemy ip-
'epo i'', 70 lahd' piaced ms men In q tnicSet
ne ne ! inc snore Just opposite. reserving has
my ei'''' the barge hau grounded lie open-
"a ZION TUG ehsHy inoss severe and ds..
o. 1870 u'senatSs from MS "iusqaetry ana
ano''es, a, sse o's.snee. OF on'y ~ or y