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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-14
VALUABLE PROPERTY
70 < SdL Il.

A TRACT o. LANO contsinins
Two hundred and seventy three acrS
fnd halt, situated OH The bank
me river Potomac, about fou' miie
rcm Alexandria by water GA tn,
'act there are two excellent setring
Landings, tie upper one is well I'M
proved BY 6sh ko,s<e, exceeded bs
hebe IN point OF convenience. 1ner<
Is N ,.spremiscs convenient Dwell.
|lng.Anse ia good repair, spacious
|kifheH with two rooms. which may
be coawt,sd into lodging places Tor
|eSb servants, and large loft, a
|snO,e,h use, and milk-house there
b llso an ua6aisbed frame tuildiag,
which at sm ps-ce might b.
converted into aESnear 1t is a well
|c' excellent W fter, anu thSre are on the
Premises Two good springs, part of,he
hnd has been covered. aad is ,us.
|e'phSle Of much Improvements, the
iIn.ss are in good repair, a considers
Gle p'rt post and rail anG there is a
ilhcleOcy of rail timber and FIRE wood.
II Presumed persons wishing 10
pE'cha.s will view the premises-a
NEtNer description is censide' ed un-
|S = particulars apply to
A. TAYLOR, Esq Alexandria.
II TINS properly is not very shortly
|s'd By private contract, il will be of.
Hea At public sale on the premises
"me tine in the month Of Iune next.
~ U There is considerable num-
|@' clyoung peach trees sc: in iull
|earnS on the above tract.
| c. w. Valangen.
March 10. eff.
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By virtue Of deed of trust

rem Daaiei MCarfy AMI. Margare,
Matilda onowdes, his vie, will be ex
posed to public sale on Saturday the
Esd day If April, tract of Land w.
ing in the County of Loudoup, State
OF Virginia, known as M'Carty'. lsl.nd
to satisfy q balance due on said tract.
This property lies about 2umiies a.
Dove Georgetown, and the Guy Of
Washington, containing $40 Acres,
is known by it's productions to be the
mist valuable and desirable laaa in Ell.
Their the states of Maryland or Virgil.
MA, & with proper cultivation man oe
m|de 10 produce loo bushels oil corn,
per acre, A great proportion Of this.
tract Is heavily timhcred, from witch
an inexhaustible quantity OF ship TIM
Der, slaves, sc. may be taken Tn
property will be shewn or application
to Mr., John w. Bronau1h, in George.
town Terms of Sale, will be made
known on the dav Of s.le by
The Trustees.
Jan %. laws.
The subscriber by viitue Of dee
OF trrst from the shove mentioned Da.
mel Marty, dec'a will also expose
To public sale for Cash, the above mem
toned rrcpe.ty II the time. and plsc.
above mentioned, to satisl, a alance
due Of certain debts in the sail d.ed OF
t.ust mentioptc.
Thos. Swami, Trustee.
F,b i9
In consequence of the bad
ness of the weather, the sale of
the above property is postpon-
ed until Saturday the 2Sth of
May next, when it will take
place on the premises.
Ap,ii 3 dts
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SATURDAY, MAY IA, 1914.
Si1lith6eld Bacon.
10000 W.T.. Smithfeld Hams,
SHOULDERS AND MIDDLiNoS,
JUST RECEIVED
AND
FOR SALE BY
c. GRlFFllH, or
HENRY NICHOLSON.
April 81.

1900 VT. Seine Vine,
Suferior qualify
100 ,his Apes, IN prime order
SO boxes DNpt Candles
20 dp NJ ,uld do.
1000 wi. Coilee, N bags and barrels
tco reaus W,i,Ing Paper
So do. Nrapp,ns 90.
6 hb;ls Muscnvado Sug,rs
',too US. i.oatand Jump do.
50 oox;s Blooms r isins
3. 70 b.r',,a .%.h,,key
ctss Gnsnen Ahecse
4 pags Pepper
i.O0l h,tsnsls ii. U)es Salt
l61 bsrre;s iterrings
20 70. ,aad. !,
For Sale By RE Subscriber.
WHO HAS CONSTANTLY FoR SALE,
BESI FahILY
Flour, Corn, and Common
Meal.
WILLIAM NEWTON. :
Nov. 90
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A. B. DICK.
GU HIND,
JOHN P. LATRUIl E

LAS opened oEWELRY and
II SILVERSMlTR's SHOP, on
King street, three doors below ROYAL
street, where I've has on hand an asso,t.
ment of iEIVELRY and SILVER
WARE. and hopes by his endeavor to
please. to merit share of the public
patronage. Diamond and .Cornel'an
Stones set TO the newest fashions and
at the shortest notice.
N. B.. An Apprentice Of genteel
connections wanted for the above bu-
siness.
Mays 6t
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Twenty Dollars Reward.
STOP THE RUN.d WAY.
y IN away from the subscriber a.
~ this place, About two months a.
,,sNEGRO NAN named
IL f. N r Y.

A5ou, Il or p years oil a2e, low, well
uaae, ans remarkabl, strong md &c
Z We Tor his size Ills arms and head
are very larse--ars tooks raiaer suI7j !,
put he can assume an insI.iua ], Y,
-niiiDg counts nance when nc pieases .
wnen alarmed, embarrassed or about
TO be detected in any offence, ne STAN.
mers very much but ut otncr timr4 he
speak. very we'll lie Is All exceeding
god ostlcr, carriae e-uriver, and W @
gomez. lpurcha:ed HIM of air. Ralph
Wornley at Ulbanna. IL Janusry 1910,
--iic was raised by his brother Mr..
Wa ner Wormley, IN King William
county but have reasons 10 believe
that some evil disposed person has.
fu Dishea him with pass, TO enable
HIM 10 pass through the ,ountry rs a
free Nm, aHc taat he is now on his
way t. Alexandria, the Federal CITY,
ard Bal, moIe, having passed through
Eve eriCksDurg
He carried with him, or had on when
ne Wet WAY, pun i'ieiSh OF browr-
ish surtnut, with rcd flannel Inning and
large VIA te piat~d tu,tons--a short
cot OF t"ilied Virginia cloth OF
blacklsh color, being of cotton AMI
wool :nixed--a pair of p.mtaloons Of
the same kind OF cloth. several waist
coats. one Of them OF st ired Virginia
cloth--a to'eIaoly e OIL black ronrd
hat, ana several Virginia otton shirts,
and several other articles
Whoever will deliver the above slsve
to William Herbert Esl. in A!exan.
dria, or to myself here, or convey me
such information as uill enable me>to
get him again. shall be very liberally
rewarded All pers ms are forewarn-
ed not TO harbour or entertain. and
oil m asters OF YES els and OILERS not
to carly him ont Of the state, as those
who shall offend herein shall ''e prose-
cuted with the u.mo.t ripor Of The !aw
David Robertson.
Peters urg, April 2o--zs It
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P. G.. Marsteller.
land for Sale.

The subscriber offers for
,,lsaFARM, containing about 80 acres,
,1om Eve miles from Alexandra, on
Nae Colchester road. adjoining the farms
III W. Haywood Eoote and Mr. DENIM,
|5oAnsOn, The greater part of which is
|n.,aOw land and the remainder we'll a.
|d,O,sd TO cloves and the production of
Vegetables, abounding in excellent
springs, from which the meadow land
|ray be va,ered.
Asa. TWO hundred and sixty acres of
Hand all in wood and timber, a-
bu, 6ly acres cleared and under good
Ence, on the Ravensworth road, about
BIZ miles from Alexandria, and adjoining
he lands of William Hepburn, Daniel
buiaoy and tie late Robert Moss, and
bout mile from the first mentioned
|hrm.
| Oh. Simms.
December Is.
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sN g J ~ sLMNs. R0YAI~s'rREE'r, ALEXANDRIA.
10 Dollars ( ew;
d AN AWAY from the
IL on the night of the I
EE,I.tf CY MT

etiOtH tuC-
IL on the night Of the 4
Muldffo Girl MA
Often calling herself MAI
TRIPLE TT, about 10 years
die stature, remarkable forw
made free with--She carried !
her two cotton frocks one oil
narrow stripe Of whitc--th|
purp e cross.bar'd with black|
low. Tooth new No parted
except a cut on the fore fing,
right hand. which has lately h
prevents her bending her
Mary is pretty generally /
town, and is supposed to be
by the free people of color
never in all her life been he
limits of the town II takcl
country, further comp.nsatiol
made. All masters o. vesse
th>rs, are forewarNed from /
or carrying her off
Alexander McKcl
A nriI OIL
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CEL1CBAI


THE subscribe, respe, tall, informs
the public tina, his Bah House Ton tho
alley adjoinint the Theatre, end oppo.
sue The City Ho',l}-'s nov open and
VIII b. kept H. the most complete orde,
!''l The Is, OF Ociober; where WARM
and COLD BATH M, be hid "a, .ny
time lnthe day & un,il o'clock. u, night.
81 Two seperate BATHS arc kept
EXCLUSIVELY FOR LADIES, Who viii
p!ssse to zone in the Allry adinininina
NJ +. Failfax's brick house on Royal
street
Asmsny Of the respectable Ladies j.
Gentlemen Of -Alexanaria haze heretoa
tore been subscribeis, and found tbe
greatest ben-ft to their health from
fr'qn-nt bathing during the warn YEA.
ther, the subscriber does not doubt but
they will recon mend to every indivis
dual at ihsir acquaintance The pood eff.
tcs & confn,toftke WARM BATH
N B. A Room will be appropriated
to- the Phrpost of Shaving and dressing
those Who Gay require IT,
T. Shields.
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Five Dollars Reward.

STRAYED or Stoien from. the com.
mons Of Alexandria, on the LIST oil May
instan', bright bay HORSE, 4yesrs
old, fifteen and an half hands high
III. right hind hcof white. with three
black spots at the top between the hair
and The hoof--iateI, shod I'll round,
and natural PAGER. ] will give the
above reward & all reasonable charges
il brought home 10 me 81
John Aubrey.
May ~. 2aw3t +
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FoR SALE,
First quality Spinning Cotton, in bsles
Nuscoyado Sugar in bids.
Hsvanna do in boxes.
Double rs6nsd do.
Molasses in hhds.
Richmond inspected Tobacco in hhdss
Do. Manufactured do. in kegs,
Smith6ela Bacon,
Do. Lard. s
Spirits 'Turrentine in bbIs.
Goshen Cheese.
Ground Alum Salt. &
To RFNT, 3 y
A convenient SrABtE.
JOHN CLAD.
way IL - 81
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this SuRSCRIBER
NOTICE..

TIME Tax Books for the present year
u will be left at Mr. CHARLES Nc
KNIGHTS. On Royal Street, where per-
sols DESTROYS Of examining them, are
requested to call.
May 70
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Land fof. Sale.
May z.

LtIfIU JOT Que.
FNHE subscriber offers for sale, be,
y tween, 1873 1900 Acres ofLANU
in Charles County, Maryland, situated.
about 4 miles from Por,.Tobacco, ami
the same distance from navisahIe wa
,er*. This property is rendered very
valuable On account of the great body
OF timber upon it, and there is a large
stream ct water passing through the
land. upon which Grist or Saw Mil!
could be erected with great al vantage
A more minute description is thought
unnecessary asitis p, esumsd those wish
ing to purchase will FIRST view the Land
For terms apply to John B Morris or
Daniel of St Thomas Jenifer, Esqrs.
near Port Tobacco. Mr.. Alexander
Moore Of Alexandra, or the subscriber.
4 WALTER H. JENIFER,
Port Tobacco, Feb % If
Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner Of King and FairIar Streets.
OFFERS FOR SALE,
I3O quarter chests and boxes TEAS
Of best quality,
u hhds Muscoyade & Orleans Su.
gars
81 barrels Do.
$4,000 lbs. refined Sugars,
10000 h. Coffee
1000 Id Pepper
Az boxes fresh Philadelphia Choco.
..,>. late No. and 3
Is pipes Cogniac Brandy
10 puncheons w Irdi. Rum
s. hhds and 90 bills Northern do.
40 casks Smy n Wine
81 hid. Moasses
$50 boxes RaIsins :
900 lbs Fresh Currants
200 reaDs Wrapping Paper.
And a se1trai assortment az usual,
Oftbe best WINES, LIQUORS and
GROCERIES.
THE SUBSCRIBER.
HAS received for Sale. fresh sup,
ply Of first quality PHILADELPHIA
PORTER < ALE, part Of which is
now in bottles, aud f. Tor use.
WIN DUNLAP.
N. He has also Oh hand, and for sale
6: his Mandatory,
400 boxes superior quality SOAP and
CANDLES Slould and Dipt-4,
So, 8 and 10 to the pouad.
Sc bbls. clear n. G. ROSIN.
w. D.
April- i9.
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TO LET.

A,wo .trcy BRICK ROUSE On
Csmerop streei, vest oiCh,j.t Chuck
and late in the occupation q! @. Psy.
ton. Possession will te eissn immediS
ateIy.-.Appiy 1t this 01kes. @
May II. g
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The Subscriber

The Subscriber
HAVING aided tn his prescribing
the Ap,thecary and Drug business Of
fers Tor sale agener. ! 1ssortment oil
Drugs 8 Medicines,
Together VITA a variety OF other Arti.
ciss IN the same line.
A. B. DICK.
CN HAND,
A small suppy OF Salad OIL,
and some really ca!cine MAGNE.
v,IA.-Spirns Wine recti6ed Shell
lac /; Common Maenesia; Chsmmo.
mile Flowers, best English and Ame.
rican; po .ylered Emery, fine Grocus
Martis Tooth Brushes, superior qua
lily ; Cloves, do. Pearl Ash /; Arme-
MAN Bole; Borax, refined CASTLE
Soap French Chalk; Honey.
april ~ tt.
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MlTICE.

~ ~ 49, viz
Il HE Subscriber neving obtained
< from the & art of Hairtax Coanty.
Letters 'e>,a'nen' ny GA the Est,te OF
Doctor James Craik deceased, rogue S,
all persons nav'ag claim, against the
SAID Estate 70 present. them ror adjust
ment, aud tho indie ted thereto re
required to make u ,n"di4'c nayment
]. D. Simns,
4. Moore,
Ereeuto,s Of James Craik
Feh.94
\ mean to Prac.'cc in the Frederic.
4 burg Chance"v Court.
klcb. H. Henderson.
Leeshnry. eh IL.
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10 Rent Lease or Sell.
'nE subscriber willren, for the eh-
=. lug Fe'r, lease or term of years.
\, " Ter cash or on long C.edit, tina.
;. NOTED \ TAVERN, &c.
Of ~ tobacco, Charles County site
N, Ius'yland, at present occupied by
'"' H'ratio Clage,t.
NJ, ? samuel Chapman.
~" Town, Chas, Co. Dec. II
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SITUATION WANTED.
Mayl7.

A YOUNG MAN, who is capable
"A OF qualifying =, ung Rehtleuen Tor
admission to College, wishes situation
either in an academy, or as an inst, NC.
tor in private family Enquire 4. this
office. -,
May ~ 81
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K-44VH44DV1 LAND

K-4NiI44bV.1 LAND
FOR SALE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL SELL ABOUT
4uU ACRES
Of first quality un,mproved bottom
LAND, lying on the great kanhas.
aVer, III the State oil Virginia, and be
ing part 1T he lands beioneing to the
est.ie OF pr James Crulk, deed The
hara Ter Of the Lands upon the K IL
aawa generally, and Particularly oil the
tract known b. the me Of
Craik's Survey
Is 100 well understood TO require ia
script on, suffice ii tn ,ay, that the !aho
row offered Tor sale, is in erior 10 none
in that country. SAT- works have bcel
atesy established in It's neighborhooA
hull and p sr!cct title will be given
Terms o! sal Cash Persons diaposet
20 purchase will .ppivta
]. d. Silnms,
Alex: Moore,
EXECUTORS Of me last sual and tesla.
t9 Jas. C,ask, deed
Mare IL DIFF
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J. d. Simns,
4. Moore,

Ereeuto,s Of James Craik
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Together VITA variety OF other Arti
Giles in the same line.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-08-11
HAMBURG, May Is.

Every thing around us appears to take
new life. The Elbe is again covered with
vessels of all sizes-and there have alrea-
dy entered here many rich cargoes. The
road from Altoona is covered with carriages,
bringing here the effects which had been
carried away. The rich aud the poor a
gain take possession of the habitations they
had abandoned The little shops are again
raised on The ruins of our faubourghs and
they build also on the walls which had
been destroyed
The Russian general Bennigsen is inces
sanity occupied with our council in regula
tons for our good. We are to give him 3
grand entertainment.
The Senate will resume It's fanct:oas eli
the eth.
The first column of French troops quit
this city this day, and tomorrow some
Russian troops will enter to occupy our for
tificatioRs.
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.MQrtinSburgh, Virglma,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
JOHN ALBUkTIS.
Ger,ns Of tDe Ga5ette.

THE price ofthis papcris two dollars per an
mum, ole dollar payable at the time Of subscrib-
ing, and one when the year expires-Distant
subscribers Gay for the whole year in advance
No subscription received for a shorter term than
six months, and no paper discontinued until ar.
rearages are paid-a ailure to notify a discontinue
aate Of the paper at the end Of the time SUBJ
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ment. The price OF Atgcrfisemcatg, 10 aon-sab-
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insertion, and for continuance after that ime IS
cents per week-Subscribers viii continue to
receive a reduction of o1e-iourth en- their Adj
vertisemeHts.
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blue ribbon, to which was suspended his
portrait.
The Lord Mayor has invited the foreign
soyereigns and the Prince Regent to a Ban
quet at Guildhall, and it is said the invita-
ton has been accepted. They have already
visited many public places. They hold le-
wees, at which distinguished characters
are introduced to them.
The common council of London have
voted swords to marshal Toliy and the Hett-
man PIatof.
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THE ARMY.

Il Tx hGeIE
Some days since, General Brown moved
from Queenston down the Niagara into the
vicinity of Fort George; a detachment at
the same time crossing at Lewiston and
moving down on this side to the 5 mile
Meadows in expectation, as it is supposed,
ofthe fleet to cooperate with them in the
reduction of the forts. But on Friday last,
general Brown received an express from
Sackett's Harbor, when the army imme-
diately left their encampment and returned
to their former position on Queenston
Heights. The contents Of the dispatches
are not known, but the conclusion is, that
the fleet is not out.
On the 18th instant several of our bag
gage wagons were captured, and one man
killed by the inhabitants of st. David's "a
bout 4 miles west OF 0aeenston; in conse-
quence of which Captain Stone, with "a
party of mounted volunteers, was ordered
on there to protect foraging parties, and
secure such persons as shall be found in
arms. On his arrival, we understand that
captain Stone ordered the village, contain
ing about 80 houses, to be burnt, which or
ders were Immediately executed. This
proceeding being contrary to the general
orders issued on the army's entering Cana
da, it's said that capt. Stone has been dis
charged from the service.
FIRST Battle OF CHIPPEWA.
We have received the following accom-
and plan of attack ofthe battle of Chip
pewa, from a valued and obliging cor
respondent at the west, who was an eye
witness to the engagement.
On the Sd of July, General Scott, by or
ders from Major General Brown, broke up
his encampment and advanced upon Chip
pewa, and with captain Towson's division
Of artillery, drove the enemy's pickets
across the bridge. In the afternoon, gen.
Ripley with the field and park artillery I'm
der Major Hindman, took the same route
and encampsd on the ground with General
SCOTS advance, The subioined sketch
shews the order of encampment, and viii
illustrate the events which subsequently oc-
Cured
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ROME, MAY 60.

The Pope win make his solemn entry on
the esd. The labonrers are employed day s.
night in preparing for the grand fete which
will be celebrated. Rome is full of triumph
al arches erected in all the streets where
his holiness and suit will pass. There will
be a general illumination. Cardinal Fesch,
Napoleon's uncle Letitia Bonaparte, his
mother have been here since the l4th.-
They occupy one of the principal hotels Of
the city.
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press Mail, the following letter. giving an
account of a bloody engagement between
the army under Gem Brown and the Brit
ish army under Gems, Rail and Drumtnond.
The annals of America, perhaps of the lat
ter ages of the whole world, do not afford
an example of q battle more severely fought
under circumstances SO disadvantagecus to
the victors-our army remained masters of
the field. The following is the only lester
the express brought from the seat Of war:
Copy Of a letter from j. b. Varnun,
Esq. TO A, Bradley, Jr. Esq.
BuFfALo, July "a, 1914.
have but Just time to inform you that
a most sanguinary battle was fought on the
evening of the 25th inst. near Chippewa
Maj Gen. Drummond came up with a large
reinforcement from Kingston, and imme-
diately moved up against our army with a
force nearly double our numbers. The
battle commenced about z o'clock in the
evening, and continued until eleven at
night. Our army behaved most calamity
foughtto desperation-but the enemy were
too numerous for them-The whole Of the
| enemy's artillery was twice taken and re-
taken. The slaughter on both sides was
dreadful. Our first brigade was almost an
initiated but one field officer in the whole
brigade escaped death or severe wounds
| General Brown and Gen. Scott were both
severely wounded.
One of Gen. Browns aids was mortally
wounded, and both of Gen. Scott's severely.
Maj M'Farland OF the lst. was killed Col.
Brady, Majs. MNeill, Leavenworth, Brooke.
| Jessup, and many other worthy officers
wounded. 1t is impossible to say what is the
fall extent of our loss. A small proportion
of our wounded fell into the hands OF tho
enemy besides, FEAR, some prisoners.
The enemy WIS SO severely cut to pieces
that they did not pursue our army. Seve-
raj most brilliant charges were made by
general SCOTS brigade. The enemy's lines
completely broken, and upwards of 900
prisoners, among whom are Major Geae-
| raj RIAL and suit, one of General Drum
monds aids, and fifteen other officers.-The
prisoners arenow hete-Riall badly wound
ed. cannot say for certainty, but pre-
! sumo the remnant of four army will imme-
diately re cross the Fiaaara,
! will give you other particulars next
mail, We shall lose the service Of General
Brown and General Scott the rest Of the
campaign.
J b. vARNUM, Jun.
Bu6aIoe, eth July. 4.
T. S. Our army retrcated two miles
from the battle ground, and remained in
good order for the night and yesterday
Our artillery and baggage are all safe.
La day or two previous to the engage
nent, it ought to be stated, Gen. Brown
had retired from Queenstown to the battls-
ground of the first engagement on the Chip
pewaI
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Second Battle

Fought at Chippewa. By Gen BROWN
aud the second diuision Of the Northern
army.
WAsHINaroN, AUG. 2, IL A. NJ.
This moment has reached US by the Elk.