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= tNA"AF from lie s,l,sc, her, ON the 81. ...s,.
Z y negro ,ap irn.ct
II / l. III,
about feet ioi' cira liyh tc, ii', DART coTAn ZION
eid IN a state {" ii:"sEaIicy aIs' evp.ct she vii en-
ora'" To pass as Tree wa Give tire as,vt
iei'ara to ay nes7m .tO viii ,lel.er htr to M. N
''r'no>, or sseurc iier in a,y j. ihal get ner -
ain.
BENNET McSILTSTFR.
Oct1h.r . vi,.n
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EoRroLS, October Is.
OFFTCLfL REPORT

Look-Out psf, OCT u, Z, A. NJ.
fGerc remain Of the enemy's ships in Lyn-
haven Bay two frg1tes at anchor.
The enemy has then quilted our bay, and
his second expedition has terminated as els
gracefully as did the first, except the capture
otthe capital. We al Norfolk were not even
IGNORED with a look en- fassam We hope
ourcoHntrvnen are every where prepared 20
me, the insoCnt fee.
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L WISHTOBERE

Oit term OF from four t. seven years cors,,r
L able number If
.ETGR0 GcI-s AVID GIRLS.
he boy from to ears old, X the eiii5 for r.; 10
years Where a;,y one pcrsnn has g or lc .io,,,J
;n' "g"e 10 taking 81 old man or CID Wruian win
them At Ycry 'owiee 70 act as guardian e the vou,
ones, and do some ish, work.
WIN. ANDERSON
October 90 VII
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my acknowledged four killed and twenty two
wounded. On our part none killed, agi. but :
wounded.
The convoy alluded 90 above were from,
this place and Charleston bound to ST Mary's
and Amelia I.l-nd. The force of SAILING
Master Paine's vessel was one 81 FOUNDER, *
two SIX Founders with a crew CONSISTING {
thirty men eighteen OF w,hoa orly were TT for
duty at the time Of the engagement. We have
lost gun-veSsei, but in losing her, We have
lost no honor. The gallant fanit. defended
ms vessel to Che last cXtIcmity--He continued
20 Weld his sword in the unequal contest,
while blood streamed from different DoIti,Hs
OF his body. God grant that he NAV recover
from his wounds.--[.=,i;or Savai;nuh R,tR6-
HcanJ
Extract ?j'a letter fran s.. l;1ary'S oIcted SM
Der. 1914
About O'Clock on Thursday morning 1t
Payne's Gun-NeSsel, aftera gallant defence of
hlteen MINUTES, Was captured BY 20 British
barges, and about goo men. It is SAID Lieut..
Payne is mortally wounded. They also cap
tured eight sail OF coasters, one of which tLev
burnt. The bargas came in at ST Andrews
Sound and proceeded up Cumberland River
TO Cabin Bluff, whore the Gun-Roat lay.
was az the time at Maj Kings, where every
gun was heard and the vessel seen burning"
Extract ofd ritter. fran a gentleman az 81.
11arV's, 10 another III THO city, dGled Oct.
8, 1914.
A" am too unwel! to give you detailed &C
count of the eapturc Of Lieut.. Payne's Gun
Vessel in St Andrews Sound-and can ONLY
briefly state the facts in eptome. Mr. fIcl-
bert, Mr.. Payne aud Mr.. Collins were con
voyng fleet of 40 sail Of coasters from Sa-
vannah to Amelia.-Thc Frigate Iacedemo-
man, two barges and tender, all attempted
to annoy them in every Souud-rhe feet was
81 large, ard some Of them such dull sailers
that Lieut. Payne had to wait FOR S or 6 sail,
and could not cross the Sound. At ! O'Clock
IN the morning they sent in 200 men in Barges,
Lieut. Payne repealed them, and kept them
on thirty miuutes--who could not muster on
deck more than Is mefi--he killed and Woun-
ded 70 OF Tie enemy, among the number the
Lieut.. An a Midshipman with the loss of an
arm each. The gallant Payne was severely
wounded and twice piked severely, also
wounded with cutiasses while laying OH the
deck, from wound ne received in the hip
he behaved Hobly. Several OF his sick and
wounded have this day arrived-they were
put upon Sand Spit, where the tide made. !;
two were SO severely wounded that they could
not save themselves, nor was it in the power
OF their comrades TO assist them. Every man
speaks in the highsst terms OF the gall;.ut con-
dug Of Payne"
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THE ENENIN- ACAM

On Saturday last three coasters were cap
tlred Games not known) III the mouth of
Great gechee-two'of them were immedi-
ateiy set ERE to with all sails standiDs--the
third was towed out to sea. The brig To- which
the bargcs belonged WAS at anchor in Warsaw
Sound at the time. The above inteNiqence
we received from gentleman who arrived in
town this morning from the south.
BE WATCHFUI..
The Committee of Vigilance for this pI,ce,
Yesterday received intelligence from 4 respect
able g o1ienfic source, that the comm odore
of the British squadron now off our coast, has
expressed a positive determination TO throw
rockets into our city--arrangements are ma
king on board for that purpose.
The force atPresent of, consists Of one fri
gate and three sleeps of war.
One OF the sloops was close in with the bar
this morning at II o'clock
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NNI,(E

) S HERERY CIVEN-!InI 7 h,tenl =, -,.,;.i,,,
the prear,t tr.,s Aos,u,hI, G. /; siicuil eon,r,
q I" set To- the daekaIye Il ordinary buy, -, l,, II
o al uieir re niar session, in December ncyil for
'e',e ." enanci@e ny slaves rhiii X her cli. nam
20 lsrr"; au reiiu .heIr TO reside within the stuts
OF FnGu,ia
DAVID pnnL!PS
Onto.ler p VIZ,
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NoUroLE, OCT. 18.


The wnois Of the enemy's force in Lynn.
haven, as reported in our last, went to sea
on FRIDAY, except two s'ss.--'Ihis morn
ing there remains Only one frig Re ;the other
being under press Of sail ana standing ont to
sea. HeyuLa.
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: compliance with JIe VII Of Joseph Isrand dre.i
e "il be sold on creGi. If ~ nnnth,. a
TRACT OF LAM

containing by survey 62u3 acres, wing on the Moth
sde OF tie lthanna Ri'e, and about nh. Lalow de
,oT1 ID hHton--asn ten twelve LiKEj Y Ne.
GlfOGS, ~ the same credt---The Sale viii to,,,.
ihence Oh the ZOth day Of December n,xt, u the ~ -,
niSrs, and cohtihue from Gav dav until ,,,..iet,. -
honds with approved security will lie rea.ir,, a, IN
terest from the date fnOt Punetry pal for The mr.
chase OF the Negroes ard Deed ef 1--.r; an tn.
Land N addition TO personal security will BE- required
Of the purchaser
Al persons indcbed to tile Estate of Jos oh Brand
deed, are required tocome forward and make inn,rN-
ate paymcnt-mdtbosew who have claims acai ct fin,
s. Estate, are requested to settle their accounts All
receive payment. "'''
WM. ID MERTwETBKn
Oct %. 9o..
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VIRGINIA. LEGISLATURE.
33l RULE nm h nFD.

sd RULE efMe II NJ D.
The period o fifteen DAYS from The ,I.,v ON which
jhe House OF Delegate annually form House, st,dl
De preScilbrd tor the reception ei petitions Sundays
GO excluded"
On motion G: Mr. To=e1ceA of.a-'es CITY, the II. Of
ID Yesterday resolved To suspend the aln,e r,.lc tor
ne balance Of tie sessio thereby aoriug To hos.
VINO nigh, be under the impression that tn ordinary
business ol the Legislature woainnt he taken up by
the present assembly Opportunity sendins in the.r
Petitions
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NOTACE.

NTIiLIE SOLD =, thc highest b,ldero, che al
w day ot next month n Che pia t...io, ,.,. ~. y
rosN ss'on Of Benjamin hari o. the e1itty or po ~
~ 1n q, about ... 10 mHes above Gs,Iond, srse
~" OA ~, also nH'utrr Of UOR-F.S 81 CArlT 4,
among Which are s've al excellent nilcb cow
months '9edit WI be gyen for III ssrnt sbsy- s,o,
hut, o. houd'sud appro~td security him ,., "u.
SUN Unler I've dollds7 win ne cvrc,tcfiIu can -
fA-1.NC18 A4RBi5, Amir of i7,,,,.
o..ac, H.iris. dsc'A
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CApTfLlc uhrRKS-

A London paper ofAug j mentions the ap-
pointment Of Capt. Dacres, Formerly Of the
GUerricre) to the command Of the Fiber, a
new frigate. rated at SO guns
Capt, Bustard is appointed 20 the Icandcr.
As y il not generally known how extensive
Sir GEoRCE PREvosT's cemmand i., We
have coped from one Of the heads of his
Proclatnations the string Of ms titles, which
Will give the information lis Fxcellcucy
SirGEoRCE PREvosT, Captain G. cncraI z
Governor in Chief in and over tie Provinces
of Lower Canada, Upper Canada, Enva-S,o-
tia, New HrunswiCk, and their several DEEPEN
denotes Nice-bdmiral Of tho same, Licutcn.
ant-Ciencral and Commander Of all Ills Ma
iesty'sforces N tho said Provinces and De-
penden les, and tie Islands of Newfoundland,
Prince Edward, Cape Breton, and Besmu-
Ga, &c. &c. &c.
L g mliori Us in Che first Ceac-essis1aI
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CT 1t vas stated in the Enquirer, during the last
mont, ihet 4 Mr.. ltarnsay, o5 the City of Wssn-
n5to, Lad been taken up aid imprisoned 3 charge Of
r,s5on-l' s 'ipc To rItit e. say, That the 'ienile
NAV, aiededi's was Pef~7 Ramsay, who was the
Nol'stSt am! The osiy one Of "a family that was Born
in E'ri'in (he rest OF thcn being na;iyesof Pete,s-
burg )-tltat "atter the decs,=raton ofwar he had
pronounced himself British subject, thereby coming
under the character of an aen enemy, and, US sucl,
was ordered oft by the Marshal, bnt afterwards permit
ted To Femaia within the Distict" that lie 4oas Ia
Ken mp aud imprisoned OF suspcior-but was after
wards released by the COfnissary General of J. SON
ers without investigation, assurance of his leaving
the District &c from which circumstance. It is % bc
believed, that there was 10 proof to establish any thing
against him o. the character a;tibuted"--Wc most
ehecifri!y copy The prcce ling explanation from let
ter, from the City OF NaSlngtenJ when l:ys BE-
fore us.
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TAkEN UP

E3 t'e FusacrS roa T.. 6th inst near NouAu
J berLmd cOurf-hou.o 90
SIX HORSES,
which were left hy che B'lf.l ON their retreat f,,,
from thai place, "a wiz thrr dare b.v, r,,,, T., -,
~ nards high, swich itg. u or ~ ve.rs IA, o.
o theW hos h's1 lace--ere .orrl. a. ia NE ia,.
or 10 arsoii. sitch tdI-one dun 1sI lsr,.i t'
1oh-'P, 1907 3 wears di, with = biloxi st,e,t .,,,
~. DaoS1nd one dark Nv s', - year. DID, lares
ho3.a rot ssoi PAGES we1-'Thoss C1ses Gre en- ,.,.
sed 40 hive been brought by che ensnv f-o-o VI,
NWd--' icirowner or owners re REG ested n co..
ard mo7 ,heir prope t., pay sxpeees, and take t..
away. -'o'~
,- WV. HENDERSON
Northumberland county, Va Octe3 wlrr
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Erty4ct e letter fr2n an, Office, Of
Marines 20 Us Brother in this cifV, Duted-
Sackett's Hhrbor, Oct 10.
:" we shall suspect have bloody wo,k at
this place before many days have elapsed
1 he English forces are concentrating at King
ston, and from ali accounts there cannot be
at that place less than 10 or l. 900 troops
Then big snip must be ready by this tin.e as
she was seen about week since apparently
equipped FOR sea with her masts spars sails, &c.
&c. and broad pendant-Commodore Chauu-
cey came into the harbor on Friday last and
IS making every preparation for defence--
Our force do not think will exceed *rt
army, Navy and Miiitia--If the militia viii
stand TO II there l. little doub; Of success
DIED-On the sth inst a. baltimore after a y~.v
lingering inlispos';on Mrs NJ ~rER, the lovely .t,d
beloved wife Cf jOnn Matter, Esq Merchant Of Ills
City
COMMUNICATION.
7 u Synod OF Virginia will meet the howe erect.
Ell for prest tcria Church IL this city GA yVcInes-
o. he 26t'' If Use present month
October 90. Ct
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BLANKS,
Ter Sais O. the c1ise # Sitelie . zEaglg,,.
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I. c m'jori..ss in Iho Gr.t Ceasressionai
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TIE BATTLES BELOW.

From several of our gallant officers, under
PORTER and our other naval heroes, who
were stationed at the White House, few
miles below Mount Vernon, OH the Virginia
SIDE, we learn, THAI very severe engage
ment Commenced between the enemv's arm
ed vessels. ap1 the battery stationed at the
former place, about two O'clock on Monday
evening The battle lasted for some time.
AMI ended in the loss of about twelve
killed AMI sev c1tecn wounded on our side
prlncl ally Sailors amongst the number
however oS the killed & wounded were two or
three of the rife corps Of Capt. Humphreys
fioin Jefferson, Virginia, who behaved with
much gtltantIy.
Ine sesCuen distinguished themselves bv
tleL' us TT'f Iidity and GOODNESS, and the
militia Il rod their ground with much firm
ress. The British must have suffered severe
ly from e"cry indication, but their very superb
or force save them the power OF disabling our
smal! oattery, and enabled th-m to pass the
White House ~ comparative safety, after dis
mounting al our guns but ore.
Abcu; 4 O'clock on Monday Evening the
G 'ntest commenced between them and the
battery under the command Of Captain PER-
RY at Indian Head OH the Maryland side.
lower down, which was kept up with great
VISOR until dark, and was renewed at day
GIT yesterday morning We have not
vet heard how it terminated, but there is no
doubt but Perry has Jcrcly maulcd the enc
my, and, upon the whole, that his vessels
have been so severely handled he will not
hastily venture up this river again. He ne
yer before met with 50 warm reception in
any ct ms marauGiDg parties.
Gentlemen VINO were present at AMI near
Com. Porter's battery, bestow the highest
praise on tie conduct o. his men, and Of those
who were associated with them. Com. Rod
gers, who has been engaged in the most peri
lous enterprises for some days past, and who
was at and near the scene of action, returned
carly yesterday morning, and Capts. Porter
and Creighton arrived about the middle Of
[ ie day.
A FIRE ship was sent down on Monday AZ
icraoon by Com. Rodgers, which had very
nearly encountered one Of the ffigatcs Of tn
enemy, but WAS grappled and towed out Of
the way by his barges. A torpedo WIS sem
down on Monday evening, aiter the British
aoes passed Portcr's battery, and exploded a.
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Ion. logN An-isTHoNG,
GecrefGly qfUUr.
TIE ENEdY BFLow.
T. r. CAINES,
Br,e ton. colut..u.fir.

MUN rAY-f.YkNfNG,7 O'Clock.
The feelings Of the people of tbs district have been
greatly Interested during the whole Oh this afternoon by
heavy Gring below, unquestionaby between the Bel
sl ri-at0s and On batteries the river, which COM
ncnc,d about o'clock in the afternoon, and, with
int yais, las continued 10 dis hour and is ST n
10 gus j. ears. There has undoubtedly been q
severe contest, the effect or result of which we
ran scarcely hope tohesr before this paper is put to
lr -, tic scene OF this engagement is from twenty
~ uiry miles distant We hope for the best and
doubt an', III a'y event, but gallant tars have done
tiiC dtuv.
Foi dree days past two or three If the British arm
vests and perhaps t@cuty merchant vessels laden
wit & m er Of hiexauirii, have been living b low
out Of gun sho, % o'w batteries waiting To- wind
and urc ~ armed ycgeis have been consta Il
e pltyed n nfgug our Dtes ON the shore. But
htc amigo, Il wcvcr has been done Wv their firing
ny one d. tao oI car people having been tlicl ol.
wo h'let tc' iiu eiford, commencing tie Nir.n,ia
nii tr', had arau escspc 5atrrl.y acurlon bail
haUn, passed drorg,, his tent The yates III OF
Old Fort Nmijutou moved down this MOI nine aud
ID brtween u,gu and Latterc5 tiat the f,ing!,as
t,k.r place.
tie corrse oftwoor three d,yq past. mary inter.
tns acdsits have occurred, Which cannot b. a.cu-
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BALTIMORE PATRIOTISM.

In addition to uiuntary laborr and military
services, the citizens of Baltimore are giving
their we,lth to the defence of the country
On tue 29th nit. the Committee of vigilance
and safety informed the citizens, that "in the
present eXigency money will be wanting for
vaTons purposes and on the thirty-hrst the
subscriptions OF less than $50 individuals (in-
Guiding the small sum OF $50 dollars sub
scribed by the City Bank amounted to sir
tern AhpH8G7d SIREN bYn0Jcd md f7,enty o}ok-
Lars: of which sum 1915 dollars was subscril-
ed by captain Thompson and his troop-the
FHSf Baltimore Horse artillery.
en- II -
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OF the line, battalion Of the seth, detac'-
men,s ot the 18th, of the artillery, and Of the
Sragoons, the marine corps, and the crews OF
the fotilla, under the special command of
Com. Barney-nakins total OF 1880
men.
Gen. Winder's official report ofthc engage
ment of the Oath ult- shows, how much of
this force had been assembled, and the causes
WIN greater portion of it had not been got
together. These viii be found TO have been
altogether eHtr from the Government,
and entirely beyond its control and
ID. That from what is now known of ,sc enc
my s force, of the less he sustained in the en-
tefprise, OF the marks of panic under which
he rctreated, &c. sc. it IS obvious, that If all
the troops assembled at Dladersburg, had
been faithful to themselves and to their coun-
try, the enemy would have been beaten, and
the Capital saved.
JOHN ARMSTRONG.
Baltimore, 81 Sent. 1874
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STATE TROOPS

RS cXcctlency tue governor mas detcr-a:n-
cd to enlist or 1000 men, for the three
months or with the sanction of the leyisia-
tnre) u months or during the war, with Off
Is to be commissioned by HIM and dol
lars per month extra pay to the soldiers. TO
be coniiaed at present to the defence of the
sea-board OF the state. Also the Commander
ms hIet will organize battalion of Sea Fen
clbies unIcr the Act Of Congress for that
purpose, for the defence of this city and har-
Dor. " (tJ,,,,6;,
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BALTIMORE Sent

Brig. Gen. Winder has returned TO this CT
ty. rs commander Of the 10th military dis
trict, he will have command of all the troops,
militia and regulars, ordered here for the
defence or this city, except those of General
Smiths division.
CORRECTlON.-An absurd tale is now
going the rounds through the newspapers, re-
iatlng the capture of Col. Thornton, and de
tachment OF British troops under him, by an
american troop ofhorse.
Colonel Thornton, Major Wood, and several
other wounded British officers and men a.
mounting in all to S3 meu, were left at Bla-
dcnsourg after the late battle, by order OF
Maj. Gen. Ross, under the care of twenty
three soldiers. Fed. GU
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Com. DecafHr-We are authorised TO
state, and we dc it with pleasure, that Con-.
Decatur has no orders to proceed to Ba'--
more with has men, as stated in the morning
papers. Com Decatur h. il in conten1pla-
ton to volunteer his services tut on fiiIther
consideration and consultation with the consti-
tnted authorities, has concluded not to leave
the CITY we are requested also to state,
that ouiy twenty-five men have left Govern
er's Island for the North, and that these men
belonged to 2jth Regt. now in Canada
q. Y. E Past
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BALTIMoRy, September G.
CO.NlfrTN'I(, grrIIl ".

TO tie command efc troais here, Is not eiltireg &C
oIofe The 7rhoGs jorcche1e rs D,oe7' the cos,qand
9 general Smith, and general Hunters bg4yer, aq
commander q the District rc,ires ubon aeta,utiou
from te7 ISa';'h 7gh0Se peculiar confr,id is conf
nrft fle(o'ces II his Gsisi5nof .l7urghiid MI
"ia, AHless 7rien junction otie frees is formed
w7h them, G,idtien Mi Gen and couseg7lently
ranking a B'7g0dIer Cciera, he has con,,sdalotthe
1V!oi, zgLiis united. Fed. C;az.
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Baltimore, 81 Scht. 1914.
WASAYNgToY. Scht. 9
IIIE BRITISH FORCES

liz bNI 1911 FNttNt- Ed
Erg:,ed AZ the 6aitc of Bla ensbnrg (excllsive OF
more lian 1000 left behind account Of figue) con-
sisted oil the tth. SEQ strong; the s5th, rife rncrt,
i2oo strong, besii.S two companies of marines which
were attach d--t'is is tn regiment which WAS chief
l. engaged with orr artillery; the iith, goo strong:
III Sist, HOO do MARINES, $50; racketnen 10; ar
urrt, 100, with six & prs howitzer. ID elc
pdn hy'nS ARTILLERY They hada.so about 900 back
TO ,lss.
Our s're consisted of about $50 regulars, and 4s5o
volunteers and ,nuitia
Tho British arm WIS cl by Mai Cen. Eoys, nc
eompanl'd by t''c instr:ous incendiny rear an Ioc
burn who ST fire otnc Capitol and Presidents house
WIN ms own LANDS; tor which he viii duub; be
promoted. On, Ic.s.te
The Following is the destruction committed by the
harbarans and nccnd:aes--In addition f. ;,i, much
private properly des,rpyed by tremendous sua
unus,Hl hurricane. which blew down severn, houses
aud u,rohrti Others, ard naiure and man seem. To-
have mar ed our city for destruction. D.
Sufferers BY the piage and blrnig Of me Rr sh in
VI aslngton City.
MIR Sewcrs house burnt.
N,r y. Sp.fs's house pu,iere'l.
Mr. Rooms do
Mr.. Rircll's do
Mrs' Hamiltoa's house and furniture burnt.
NIi BaiIS do.
Mr.. ro,ts do
MIR. rhip's do
NJ. Tom. nSon's do
Mr. Long stsveln pundered
Mr. falnt house, do
Ma. ID. Naterston's Gn
Mr. McCoimick's store plun!ercd, oss near 10, 600
dots.
Mr. Cadwelps Iiolsc purdered.
MIR. VIM. Eliot's do
Mr.. y. Brns's do
Mr.. rick's do
MIR. O. Burns's do
Mr.. Crampon's shoe store, plundcrcd.
Mr.. Nashinston's housc, do.
Mess. Gales x Seaton's types DESTROYED and Office
much Injured
Mir. Hcatli's tw me walk burnt
Nj. T. Ringolds rope walk, 10.
MIR. Chambers 10
Com. Iingeys house plased
Col. Whiutou's do.
PUBLIC PROPERTY DESTROYED.
Capitol
President House.
War Office
Treasury Office.
Fort AID magazine at eeneal's Point.
PaiGic Sto.,s, sc. at tho Marine Barracks.
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N.rlher az on ia Ueskern AAN.ia.


Ihe Governor. by his general orders Of the
~ INST. mas made requisition on Mai Gen.
Il III Tor 5000 men of his division. { ,gether with
the companies ofgrenadiers, riGenien g: light
rH@ntry OF the counties of Cayuga and Seneca,
n1t1e artillery companies in Auburn and
Gene &c, in addition to the 1000 previously re-
CURED by Gen. Brown, to rendezvous at WI
llamsyil'e, IN the county of Niagara. on the 1st
day OF sept. t. be commanded by Ger. Feter
y. Porter. The following held officers are as
gned to this detachment Its. Coils HUGH
w. Dobbin, George w. Fleming. Peter A.
In, Caleb Hopkins, and James M'Rurnev &,
NJ jws, Thomas Ice, Jun. Daniel Cruper. H.
rauthus bverts, - Wilson. The residue of
the held and staif officers to be assigned bv
Gen, Porter
The Niagara frontier, (says his Exc. lien.
cY IN this O,der) presents a scene winch
must necessarily rouse the feelings of Anne
Tcaas ani urg them TO the relief of thea
couHtiymeh. On one side of the river an I'M