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HAMILTON's
Worm LOZengeS.

This medicine bears no analogy what
ever 10 others Of similar title, SO com.
monty complained Of as operating with
violence Oh the contrary, apartic ular
excellence ofthis remedy is its being
suited to svery age and constitution =
1t contains nothing but what is perfect.
iy innocent, and is so mild in its ope-
ration that it cannot iniure the tender
est infant of week old, should
worms exist in the body but will
without pain or gripping, cleanse the
stomach and bowels, OF whatever is
foul or offensive, and thereby prevent
the production of worms, and many
fatal disorders.
A dose of this medicine given occa-
sionally during tbs warm season. VIII
cfectualIy prevent "the vomiting and
purging Of children," dreadful disor-
der, which annually destroys thousands
ofthe infant part of our citizens. 1t
islikewise the mildest and most certain
remedy known, and has restored to
alth and strength great humber
when in an advanced stage Of this fatal
complaint. Particular and pieiD in.
structions are given for every part Of
the necessary treatment in such cases.
Children generally take this medi-
cine with esgerness; having pleasing
appearance, and an agreeable taste.
Hami tons E hxlr.
A sovereign remedy iorC Colds obstinate
Coughs, Asthmas, Catarrhs, Sore
Throats, and approaching Con.ump-
tons. To parents who have chill.
dren afflicted with the
ROOFING COUCH
This discovery is OF the first magni-
,ude, as i. affords immediate relic {
checks the progress, and IN short
time entirely removes the most cruel
disorders TO which children are liable.
The Elixir is perfectly agreeable, and
the dose so small, that no difficulty a!
rise, in taking it
HamiIton's Grand Resto.
rative,
Is recommended as an Invaluable
medicine, for The speedy relief & per-
manent cure OF
Nervous disorders Violent cramps in
Consumptions the stomach and
Lowness OF spirits back
Loss of appetite Indigestion
Impurity of the Melancholy
blood Govt in the sto.
Hysterical affec. mach
tions Pads in the limb
Inward weakness Relations, etc.
es and debility
HAMILTON's
Genuine Essence and Ex-
tract of Mustard,
A safe and effectual remedy fol
Acute & Chronic Rheumatism, Govt,
Rheumstie Govt, Palsy, Lumbago.
Nunbness, White Swelling, Chill.
blains, Bruises, Sprains, Pain in the
Pace and Neck, etc.
This valuable remedy is prepared
both in fluid state and in pills, and
thus excellently adapted for external
and internal use.
| ITCH CURED.
Lees Ointment for the
Itch.
Waranted an infaIIiblc remedy at
me application, may be used with
perfect safety BY pregnant women or
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NOTE.

and intermittent feYers.
NOTE.
Tie great celebrity acquired h.
several of the foregoing medicine. dr..
ing the last Is years, and the ireoues
enquiry for them, at every apotnecs,
and vendcr Of medicine in the usnsj
States, induced the sordid and u.
ptinc.pled, to prepare ceuntericits I
to impose such counterfeits On the rvh.
lie I: more than one have basely com.
menced business Under the assumed
name of Lee, Tor the purpose Of yeR.
ing with greater success, injtatiaLs
ofthe excellent remedies prepared By
my late husband, and have had the As.
suranee publicly to advertise tbems,
having been in constant use for Up.
wards Of y years.
Bv these and similar receptions the
proprietor has been robbed Of part ot
the reward Of her labouri, and MARI
individuals, greatly injured in tia,
most valuable of all earthly blessings,
HEALTH. For these reasons Ito
proprietor earnestly requests the pub
lie to apply only to those persons pub.
licly advertised as vendors OF her me.
I Il al,
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Land for Sale.
THE subscriber offers Tor sale a
1 farm lying in the County OF FAIR
fax, containing
AZ ACRES,

Near the Court House OF said County,
about Is miles from Alexandra and Il
from Georgetown, about one fourth IN
Wood IL abounds with good water
and meadow land, there being az least
Sky acres of bottom land there Is
on said farm (neariy fnisheG1 COM
for,a6is dwelling house with all neces-
sary out Eouses, about 200 bearing ap-
PIE trees, and il is supposed there IS
sgiGrient stream and agood scite for
ws,er works OF various kinds. Wild
also sen lea.e for lives for s,2 Acres
on which lnow reside--this isrN Is IN
good re2a;r. Any person wishing TO
purchase viii appiy TO the subscriber,
who vii SHOW the pre- nises and make
kaosn the terms OF sai& Possession
OF the 6rst mentioned farm will
be given Immediately and tie other on
the list day oil Nov next.
Joseph Powell.
Tn. IN. awte.
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! Valuable Lands for Sale.

A GREEAEl.f to the last will and
"a testament ot the late Doctor James
E6eien, tee subscribers will sell all the
real estate whereof he died possessed,
consisting of farm adjoining the town
Of Piscstaway 10 Prince Georges Coun-
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For the Prevention e Cure
of Bilious and Malignant

Fevers.
No Medicine hitherto discovered has
been mole successful, than HAHNS'
ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS.
The operation of these Pills is per-
fectly mild, so that they may be used
with safety by persons of every sltua-
ton, and of every age.
They are excellentiy adapted to car
ry off superhuous bile, and prevent Its
morbid secretions-to restore and a.
mend the appetite-to procure lree
Precipitation, s. thereby prevent colds,
which often have fatal consequences
A dose never fails to remove cold, IT
taken on its FIRST appearance. They
are celebrated for removing habtuni
costiveness-sickness at the stomach,
and severe head.ache-and ought to be
taken by all persons OH change OF
climate.
They have been found remarkably
efficacious in preventing and curing
disorders sttendant on long voyages,
and should be procured, and carefully
preserved for use, ~ every seaman
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infants a week old, not cow.
particle Of mercury or any d.
Ingredient whatever, and MO- seias
panied with that torment, H., - 'tees
which attends the application :, 'ast
remedies. - otts
Hahn's true and Gepu;,.
German Corn Plaster NC
An infailible remedy for g. !
speedily removing them root & br,s..
without giving pain. sA
The Genuine Persian :.
ton.
The Restorative Powder e,
Teeth and Gums. " @s
Hahn's Genuine Eye va.
ter. 8
A sovereign remedy for all J..
eases of the eyes 'e
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

STOP THE RU Nj WAY.
ID AN away from the subscriber al
IL this place, about two months a.
go, a NEGRO MAN named
II E n r Y
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KANHAWA LAND
FOR SALE.
10000 Acres Of LAND,

T YING on Elk River, about 90
Ia miles from Charlestown, where
itemptics into the Great Kenhawa Ri
yer, and in the County of Kenhawa,
will be sold or exchanged for other
property in the District of Columbia.
or any ofthe adjacent Couasies on low
terms. This Land is heavily timber.
ed, Of good quality, and lies IN the
neighborhood Of several valuable Salt
Works. For terms and particulars
apply to
]. D. Simms.
.1ierandria.
NV 4
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Adams, Herbert, &Co.

EAyE JUST RbCktSED AND ~,
FOR SALE,
$500 pieces long 4 shostyellow Nam
keens of sup. quality
Is chests Imperial Tes,
20 chests, half chests and boxes Y.
Hyscn do
90 boix Loaf Sugar, :
6 casesi-a pint Tumblers.
pipes genuine cosniac Brandy,
March 81
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T mean to Prsc zee IN the Frederic
burg chancery Court.
Rich. III. Henderson.
Leesharg, Feb II.
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pUBLIc CONFIDENCE,

II Z
Has never been more deliberately and
irmly reposed, and perhaps in no in.
stance. more Justly, than it appears in
the efficacy of the celebrated rnedi
cines prepared by the late Richard
Lee, OF New York, and which continue
to be prepared with great care and at
.tentlon from the original recipes, BY
his Widow, and for fifteen years past
have been highly esteemed and gene
rally used throughout the U. States !;
many of them independent OF their
superior efficacy are sold for less than
the drugs for which they are COM
pounded could be purchased at retail
store.
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Tooth-Ache Drops.

The only remedy yet discov.,,
which gives immediate and las,ins
ief in the most severe instances ="
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Infallible Ague and Feve,
Drops.

For the cure OF agues, remi;,..
and intermittent feyers.
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ErecNsors II DR.. James Edeien
April IL lawts.
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From TIE Connecticut Mirror.

In October 1912, Bonaparte was in
Moscow, surrounded by his army threat
ming destruction to the mighty Russian
Empire, boasting Of himself as the So
vereign o! Europe, * denouncing death
and destruction to men and nations, in
the most arrogant and naughty terms.
In April 1914, a, the end OF eighteen
short moxths, the Emperor of Russia,
at the head Of his victorious troops, and
those Of bis Allies, entered the gates of
Paris with reasonable prospect OF sub.
verling the throne Of the ambitious and
saaguiDary usurper, and re-instating the
ancient lire of soyereigns, which for
twenty years past has been exile, and
dependant on charity for substance
The wise and the good reflect, and pom
Ger, on those wonderful events-and,
it is TO be hoped, that the people OF
this country, will find it expedient, since
the rest OF the world is ex.licated from
the fangs of this fell destroye-, to re.
deem their own natien and government
also.
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Whose beams were but yet dawning.
So lost in midnight's dismal gloom,
We hail the light which guides u'
Home.
Now blest With health's returning hue,
Which ger me spreads its fushes,
Hope brightens like the spearly dew
Array'd in morning blushes;
And decks with wreaths OF richest
bloom
That fancy wsaves-My native Home |!
And thou, my Tyre! whose plaintiye
notes
Have eheer'd me DER the billew,
Nov wake the kindred sound that floats
Beneath my native willow
And waft me Ger ole oceans foam,
Again to bless my native home.
Yes, wake once more, my tunefdl Tyre,
In grateful numbers flowing
Oh tell what lasting thoughts inspire
Ny heart. with friendship glowing !:
For thee, fair isles, my thoughts shall
roam,
And wander from my native Home.
April 1914.
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UNION

The late changes in Europe-The
downfall OF Bonaparte and the restora-
ton OF the Bourbons, have greatly ex-
cited the fears Of the democrats, andthcy
begin now 10 think Of g union" with the
men whom but short time since they
condemned as traitors: and branded with
every odious epithet. They have cause
TO tremble, but not through fear Of fe-
dcralis,s turning traitors.-I, is their
own FOLLY, in prosecuting war Of inva-
sion and conquest, ard leaving our ex-
tensive seaboard unprotected, to the
mercy Of the enemy-They were warn
ed, repeatedly warned, of the dreadful
situation TO which their policy would
reduce the country. They were eau.
toned against trusting to Bonaparte's
success, and advised 20 prepare for dc.
fence rather than exhaust the peoples
money in War ofinvasion on our neigh.
bors-but in vain While Bonaparte
remained un.ubdued, and there was the
least prospect OF holding cut, no sense OF
danger could reach tbem.-But now,
That the tyrant has fallen and Europe IS
restored to indepeedence-,hey are a
!armed, greatly alarmed, for the safety
of the Republic-Yes. They can now
fancy the victorious Wellington, with
his formidable legion., winging their
fight across the Atlantic, and that ere
long the standard of Britain will wave
triumphant in one oil our cities-That
Wellington may be sent to invade this
country, we think highly probable, bat
that there is nstive American who
would not turn out to oppose him, we
do moi bellows. Then away with these
grcundless fears-lct the aen in power
acknowledge their error, and return to
the course marked out by the disciples
of the illustrioss Washington, and they
will find the good and virtuous OF ALL
PARTIES UNITED Ix4 pErENcE OF
THEIR COUNTRY
Virginia Pofriof.
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MY NATIVE HOME.


There is sweet and tranquil hour,
Which mem'ry oft will borrow,
To wake affections softest power,
And soothe the heart Of sorrow.
That hour love in thought to roam,
And dwell with thee-My native Home.
IT'S waen days purple glories fade,
And light is family cleaning
When Cynthia breaks thro es'nins
shade
In milder radiance beaming
0 then. on fancy's wing roam,
And hover round my native Home.
How sad the hour which us did part!
When fo-c'd by fate to sever,
Depending fear had seiz'd my heart,
babe adieu forever
And sought, mid vernal skies, to- roam
For health, which aed my native Home.
But hope, which shed distant ray,
Like fsintest glcannse Of morning,
Still! pointed to brighter day,
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MOTTO

r HAVE purchased of Mr.: HtsHf
H. McPHERsox, Merchant of Port.
Tobacco, a Mulatto Girl called ELL
IA, whom he has lately bought OF Mr:
WIN. CHApMAs, who has removed
from thi. county TO Kent, on the East.
ern Shore Of Maryland. ! own the
Mother Of the said Eliza, who cioPsd
some months ago from her Master, and
have heard that she has discovered
great anxiety to be With her mother.
any person having an opportunity to
make known the contents Of this Ad.
yertisement to the said Eliza, wilt
greatly crafty her, and confer an d0s
legation on their obedient Servant,
Samuel Chapman:
Charles County, Md;
M,ves iaw3w
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A writer in Southern democratic
paper, states the following, as among
the most prominent "causes Of the fai-
lure of our arms"
lst The deficiency Of our military
and naval force.
"2d The imperfection of our militia
ry councils
Sd. The incompetency of many Of
our military officers"
Had The President Of the U. States
felt disposed to acknowledge the truth,
he might have answered the call of con-
grsss for information on this subject,
without sending them that ass load OF
documents, which merely serve TO make
" confusion worse COMPOUNDED"
Concord or II } Gazette.
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COysECRATION-On Wed.

CONSECRATION-On We'd
nesday the nth instantin st. Janes's
Church in this city. the TT. Rev.
William White, Bishop of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church in the State
ofPennsylvania the Rt Rev. John
Henry Hobart. Bishop Of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church in the
State of New-York the Right
Reverend Alexander V. Griswoid,
Bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the Eastern Diocese /;
and the Rt. Rev. Theodore Dehon,
Bishop OF the protestant Episcopal
Church in the State Of South Caro-
lima conseccated to the holy office
Of a Bishop the Rev. RICHARD c.
MooRE. late Rector Of Stephens
Church in the city Of N York, and
elected Bishop ofthe Protestant E.
piscopa! Church in the State Of Vir-
ginia. PHIL. PAP.
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By LAST NIGHTS Mail.
FROM LAKE ONTARIO.

=
The eastern mail informs US Of ano.
Their attempt by the enemy's Lake Fleet,
&c. 1t is stated that Com. Yeo, bene.
fling by bis temporary superiority on
that Lake, persepsres in embarrassing
excursions against our posts. Four
ships, with schrs. and gun.boats. appear
ed off Charlottesville, at the mouth Of
tennessee River, and sent on shore
hsg demanding the surrender of that
place. It was promptly answered BY
defiance although protected by >
small state force only. The feet NOV
ed close in, eyidencing an intention
to land considerable force, bur ssnt
the Gag o second time, informing the
command ing officer at the village that
We might enjoy the same favorable
terms granted ct Oswego, { which the
British officer retresenfed as q eatitu-
laEox that if we would surrender the
fort, together with all public stores and
property, private effects and the town
should be respected; but if we resisted
he was directed 10 say, mat i2OO re-
eulars. and marines with 400 Indians,
should Immediately lands no respon.
sibility would be assumed as no controul
would be attempted over the Indians
The reply was again prompt and as
spirited as before, aud the officer bear.
ing the flag was directed to return With
tho uI,ima:um.-"Ify you send another
flag it will not be respected" The ..
nemy commenced cannoDade Of short
duration, and inflicted no considerable
injury-as the volunteers constantly ar
irving, in answer to the expresses sent
out for the purpose. on the first sum.
mons, soon convinced that serious al
tempt would prove costly.
A number OF transports from England
had recently arrived at Quebec, with
several thousandfresh troops.
Gen. Wilkinson has reached Albany,
On his way to Baltimore.
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y, her sensibility; affability, and
the grace and case Of her address,
excited universal surprise and admi-
ration.
Louis Stanislaus Kapir lLouis
XVIII. is the eldestbrother Of Lou.
is XVI. He was born Nov. IL, f75s
and married May IA, f77t to Maria
Joseph Louisa daughter Of Victor
Amadeus, late King of Sardinia
In 1873 he retired to Petersburg
For several years past he has re.
sided in England. He Is now a wi
dover. and without issue.
Charles Philip. Count Of Artois.
is the End brother of the late King
and heir apparent to the crown Of
trance---He was born Oct. 9. 1757,
& married Nov.15, t77S, to Maria
Theresa Of Savoy, daughter Of Vie
tor Amadeus.
He arrived in England January s,
1896. He is there usually called
Monsieur.-I1e was formerly Go;
OF the Swiss Guards. He lately
Joined the allied Army in Switzer-
laad. itwas supposed he would re.
organize his old corps in Switzer.
land. His children are.
L. Louis .aufony. Duke Of Anguo-
ieme. Ise was born Aug. 9, t775,
and married June 10, i76s. to Ma
ria Fhersa Charlotte. daughter of
Louis XVI. This is the man who
lately joined the army of Lord Wei
lington. and has since erected the
Bourbon standard at Bordeaux.
2. Charles Ferdinand. Duke of
Berri, born Jan. 2i, t7-s He late.
~ went from Ingiand 10 ,..e isi>nd IF
Jersey, on the westeTn .oast of
France to take advantage Il AIRY
disposition that cisht appear to
restore the aoya! family.
5. .Harsa y9ieIadc, wife of Em.
manuel ". King of Sardinia.
Should this unhappy family be a.
gain restored to the throne Of their
ancestors, we shall take future
opportunity to give Some farther his.
tory of them since their expulsion
from France. and some account OF
the remote branches of the fami.
iy. The above includes all the
members Of it. who have get been
named as taking any part in the
late operations in Europe.
Boston Daily .4drertiser.
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Young Men and Old Bachelors,

Young Men and Ofd 0oehefoTs,
TAKE NOTICE.
Married, a, Mamaroneck, on the 3ist
March, by the Rev. Thomas G: Smith,
Mr.. Jonathan Griffin Tonpkins, aged
80 years, Gather of the Governor of the
State of New-York) to Miss Phoebe
Reynolds, aged 6years.
-, by the Rev. Mr.. Vandorn, Mr..
Willism Crawford, aged 60, to Miss E.
lizabeth Dickerson, aged Is years, both
of Mamaka,ing, New-York.
-, at Whitehall, ". Y. Aaron Full
Ter. aged -, to the amiable and spright.
ly Miss Jane Bonnet, aged IS
Old Time and Hymen here eontsndthe
prize;
One lights his torch, the ether whets
his scythe:
Young Cupid laughs, The graces round
him dance,
Death looks a hideous grin, and shakes
bis lance.
-, in the month of March last, at
Roadstown, Cumberland county, New
Jersey, by the Rev. Mr.. Reeves, OF
Deerfield, Dr.. Charles Clark, to Miss
Ann Gilman, both of that place, after a
short courtship Of 90 years.
Cupid, misunderstanding boy,
Smil'd 70 see maid SO coy,
IT'S said he kiss'd his bow and swsre,
He'dprove to her bis sovereign pow'r
For twenty years he stoutly strove,
And then resign'd his cause to Jsse
Who after six short fleeing years,
To Hymcn's fame victim bears:
Phiis. .Edvertiser.
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DIEH on Wednesday evening last in
this Town. Mrs. CATHARISE FoRTsEY,
consort Of Mr.. Jacob Fortney, aged Sc
years.
On Friday the Goth instsnt, at his re-
sidence in Salem, New Jersey, JACOB
HrFTr, Esq. Who had been for many
years Representative from that Dis.
lrict, in Congress.
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We have complied with the reques,
=, .ar tma,s correspondent Patience"
carefully examined the budget"
,;,b she mas addressed to Us for pub
s.,,i,n. We are sorry to say, howe
=. ,ss. attcr three days diligent search.
:, have not been able to find any thing
n j. which, in our humble opinions, is
circulated 10 turn the tide of popular de-
h,i,a. II has been most uncorteously
al Inst "a woman in poli,ic., is like a
Mickey in a China Shop-She Can do
70 good, s. may doa great deal Of harm. "
We are FAR from subscribing to so en-
gallant doctrine but at the same time
pe feel constrained TO acknowledge,
IL: tie 20! ficci favors of our female
iisnds are less acceptable, than any o.
tberslhey could confer upon US.
g The article which accompanied
l.. budget, will be returned upon ap-
pAc.iiOn 10 the office.
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=, CORRESPONDENTS.

TIL (thH~
49,. gentleman who forwarded US
r,I,imore, by Wednesdays mail,
~,,er, purporiing to be an extract
: letter written at Philadelphia, in
.;oo 10 the late loan, is informed
- s,rsoxai nature renders it iaad-
..ible, especially in the shape in
n we have received it. 1t has ever
N. wish and study Of ;he Editors,
% ,ose the foilies and errors of the
,,,ip.nt party, without wOunding the
,.ipr, or reputation of the individuals
!, cvmpose it. The communication
,bish We speak, is Objectionable in-
.noch as il tends to defeat this object
J., more particularly as il Is made by an
,,z;mous wri,er.
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WAsHINeToS cITr, May 26.

EXTRACT Of letter from Com. Chdnn-
cey 10 tie Secretary offhe Navy.
q. S. ship Superior, Sacketts
Ilsrbor, Nav Is, 1914.
The enemy has paid dearly for the
li,tle booty which be obtained at Oswe-
40. From the best Information which
I can collect, beth from deserters ard
ny agents. the enemy lost 20 men kill
led and i65 wounded drowned and
missing--in all 1855 nearly as manv as
was opposed to them. Captain Null
caster is certainly MORALLY wounded {;
Captain Of Marines killed. and q
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wounded.
Ersraes ofa letter from Cahs. TAomas
Marlborough. commanding the q. s..
Naval Forces on Lake chamhiain to
the Secretary Of the Navy da;ed
VERGEsSEs, May 10, 1914.
omitted stating in my letter Of the
l4th, that the enemy had two fine row
boats shot adrift from their gallies in the
action with the battery, which, in their
precipitate retreat were left, and pick.
ed up by us.
Ihave since learned, that in other
parts OF the Lake, they are much cutup
by the militia. Two of their gsllies, in
passing upa small river on the New.
York side, had nearly all their men kill
led and wounded"