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operate with Cspi,in Woolsey cs tire Nav.
il escorting the canron and naval stores
from Oewego. des med for the ne,t here. on
D. ard o. a fo,illa OF hargcs. and after having
gotten safely inc Sandy Greek, 10 niles
Routn ives, CT this place, they were purse.
cd up tie Creek by the enc my's force, VII. .
hey met and dcq, and rock, aser an ac,i-
IN Of ten minutes. yvi,nout any other loss ON
our part. than one Rfeman wouuded."
Cohy Of q tctfer. jrom Hfojor .Shhl;,:-- 10
Brig. Gen. Goines
SaDdf Gre, r. May 5o;h, 1914
SIR esumrg thst you have already
bees made acquainted win the result of,h,
affair otthis day, consider it n. cessary on.
y 10 Furnish you with the return Of .,e Kin
81, wonnted aud prisoners On tie part al
the enemy. which is as fo.nwa
Prisoners, 81 marines
Wounded, ss saiInio Qua m,r.n,,
Killed, - do. "a
Do. / raid, lipruan
WIN two Post Captains, four Lieu enants oE
the navy, prisoners and two Lieutenar,s
o. Marines, dsrgerousiY wounded arI rs
eoners. The iead will receive an ,hc bo..
nors and a,ten,i n dce unfortunate sola,sre-
the wounded remsin 1T this place v.;tin,,
The arrival Of rne6!cal aid from tie !Tari,.,rs
The prisoners have been roarctca irto -.
""n -, anu U-nloTr' W theV VIII Lrcr "a
Tor the Hsrbor- The enemv's boats a,,o
!ei'-iAfo my hands, Consisting CT two ens.
bolts and FIVE barges, some Of which CO.
RED h0witzerT. OF 40 men and few To-
disus. nay loss doc not exceed one n IN orth.
rife corps wounded
oanno, sufficiently extol toe conduc, ,f
tn ot'i7ers - served under r,s. wa. ..er.
Liep's M'Ir'oh, Calhoun, Macia.lsnd
Armstrong aud Smith aud Ensisr Nn.r;n.,'
| have the hono- 70 be 81.
tSgned .. APPLING.
Brig Gen. EDMuND ?. GAINES.
Comm anding atSackett's H3rbor.
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BoS'ou, Juue +.
ERONT SNH-EDEN

Capt WIN. Appleton. cf Portsmouth q
passenger in the Russian ship Neva, which
arrived yesterday from Sweden, left G t
tenburg April -, and inf rms that the u.
;. Corvette John Adsms, Cap. Angus, with
Commissioners Russell md Clay, as passen-
grrs, arrived below Gotenburr, about tie
loh o. April, the ice preventing her get
tiag M to the civ. Capt. a. saw their Sc
cretarY in The city.
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British
WLashinrton. 80 ID.

H'ashh1Ftoo, J4ae 10.
ETiraef Qfa i~'fcr from Hg.ir. G.nsrc,
Ga'nes 10 ire Secretary Of u ar, dafed
Head Qosrterq, Ssckett's Parbor
an, Nlay n, 1919.
haVe ne honor 70 iranemit hero with
t.alo9r AnnlnE's rcport Of the gallant ~ .;~
"hicn took piece Yesterday Dc~n.n, a.
~een p descrmeDt IF the 1st pias r.,
"fnt & oneida Indians u0derh .rrr,7rd
70 oefa .omsnt from The 0r:tier Zee.
,pts's,IIng OF e. PRS and Inetire, command
"a b. Cfuts'n Poplar q fsr Dov,f ,t
MAYOR hpg"Hg had bcca af5ered TO- CO.
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TOND0N sr-,,1.

L 2. $500, =, AO'BI-N. AFrii -.
20 bordeaux 70 osrry 25,oo0 Of Lord Wellinrt,p',
r. ., 'e oelyo,7tsd Chsteaubriand hss published 4,
iaris sn srties com plmendog the allies nsr,;,,.-
y !he bnt'h On The overthrow Of ths tyrsnf.
APrh III, IL Jaid the Govsrntoer, eo,ts,,r,,,,,
oherng to the S7aniaris from ~ 70 Q5.OoO tro,c,
81 IGeo7eg LoH' ana Letters from theme ssv the
inha5i'snt' ara disoonfeutsI ~ '"e
GambasGr', hr'h Chan a'lor; Genus sers,. Ar.b.
y ~ O. hco'oi re Duke Of Plssends tie Dukg
y FaiTl hers'nl Ordinot; Count ser,r c.,
N,u7ics, Nllisn Morean, CT Gierii5 Do .r'l,,.,
w''e' Admiral Wilham, &c. have declared for Lon
~ - G!erSsr-op. Zoou, Antwerp, Ostsod s.
f5' - b7ye dse'sred for the porrho,s
re excl dsei "a said to 10 ? surrendered.
- enhs ~. P,lousise. vss sent orsr fo, 7 ~,
:. ~. 'r' o br'tio sod Eussisp feet win cow,
gbN1 ''m1 Of ar7r7, ~eundsri.and. ere order
"-"isea' @cnoHt, Dn2a Of Resuss. va, the fire
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PARIS, Aprn ?

PARIS, April 8.
French OiSeers ana Soldiers are Invited 80 -.
tbsir edbereanee. ~ 6'S
All son,sripts are fee to return home. s,d no..
who have not Jet been carried from their howe.
may rensin there. ""'hes'
The National GUsrd 10 vesr the Whit Co.1,.s..
whinh from this moment il the Es,io,aI C.I>ai"
The only rsilyine sPn of the French. ="
April lO-fe Deun will be ehsuntsd fo-roo-r.z,
100 esauon vii be fired '1'1'e 0i
The Monitsbr states, that the Acts of Adl.srs-..
are 50 many, thst It cannot enumerate them. and
adds, efnphatiealiy, France is unanTons' ANU
Il - sad above 1900 State Prisoners have bee,
.oRDER OF TIE DAY.
80 der The Emperor Napoleon hss sb5f.
e9teh W. lmperisl brone, and is TO retire IN the
''s 81 It o. Goa, with p.n'on az six millions
ne SENATE has adopted Constitution which
guarsntesf EVIL liberty, and nsures the ri,bt of t
Los'ssaDislsus Xavier, brother or1,,i, vvt
10 called to the Throne b. the wsh Of he FT1,sI,
nSuon ana the army has msoifested the roroe ssn,i
ment The accession Of Louis XVIII il toe ,s-,.
tee Of peace. vac 6uaFdh
"At length, after 70 many glorious .smn,,,r, 80
many iStigues, and honorable wounds, you arc ,1rs
"a enjoy ZONE repose. o'Ns
Louis XVIII. is FrsrsAnen. he v,Il,o.t
stranger TO tie glory with which lie ,.,,io. DC
covered themselves. Ihis Monarch viii ers,t o.,
tns rewards whIsh you have naer.ts6 y loro, s.1vi
ees, your brilHas, deeds, and honorable voSn5s
~ US t0sh swear obedience and fjerv "a
houl x VII snd Jet Us di'play tSs Vykfs CosL ~.
sac Of adhslon 90 on event which soUs tl,s 81.
fusion OF blood, gives peace, and saves our Gu.
try. 'N' 'O'''
"1'hia order shall be read By the so-om.,ss-, =,
'ns d Ie, corps at the hssd Of ths troops
tSlsTEDl "JOURnOH.
The Martial OF the Rmpirs. rsr.,,yi.':-
p, IN Chief Of the 18TH div'1io1, &c.
He-d-Qasrtss Il lloueu, April ~
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by THE STEAM BOAT.
LTDHI me .HlbGny NTgus.

Con-. MaodonoUgh has complete sscsn
daoey on Lake Chsmolain. TIE eremy
returned into the Sorr-l on his approach
and have not been seen since. The Com
modore was of Platts5urg on Thursday
evening.
The following g the force Of the 2 SQUAD
rons upon the lake
american. No..
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FROM LISR0N-

Yesterday arrived at h IS port the BRIG
Amzada, in SIS DAYS FROM Lisbos.
or Charles Stewart rad lee; Lisbon
Tor the Hagu., being appointed British Am
haSsEdor near the Court cf Holland.
Lisbon papers to m oh Of April were
received atthe Exchanse CoGee-EIouse.
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FKONIIIAI.IFAv

YESTERDAY
- lem froal tialNsx. p7pers of jane 1.
we're received q. tie Exchange Coffee,
House.
The Halifax papers cootsin the following
additional articles, copied from late London
papsrg.
TIE ms: Provisional Govern nept estab D..
llshed IN France, since the overthrow, az
Soasparte, was composed OF TaI!evracd.
8'"rnon7il!c, Daiberg, lauoocF, and Mon
L Qu;eu.
Messrs Bayara and Galls-in, two Of our
1nvoys for treating Of pesce NTH Y.nFtard
arrived IN London about The l95h Of Apri.
* Haii'tX paper iYtjna,ss that Messrs.
IS ana O. are dsttr-d ia England on the
rstalia ion princ,rl. J
The inhabitants Of Svan-S. Cane Brs,o,
have been much alarmed Istely by The an.
pearance I'll tbs coast OF three heavy privs
Soers, a ship, brig. and schooner; an
attempt was made by them to cut somc yes
sells out hut the batteries compelled thsn,
TO deslS'.-Ihe Ehatyodis sailed on the look
out iris moruiug.
we are sorry 70 learn, BY the late arri =
walls from Boston, the c2pturs of X. NJ. brig
Il 'Epecvier, Captain Wales, With .bont
rs .Ooof in specie on board, by the Unitcd
states ship Peacook.-L'Ep ervier had on.
~ guns mounted, end was very badly
manned
A Mail for ENGLAND, by ship of war,
rias made up at H9lifa&, line The MAJ,
~ the express Packet, was TO be closed on
ths 4lh. VI
We have received the London Gerer,,
Shipping and Commercial Lists TO Ami,
Madeira, March Il. Arr. b ,ndssa Cal.
yeas, i-lston--London, hpril 1.-THE
s1enTy Dnndas. from St. Sebastiens n lie
! bon has been taken and given IN. bv Tie
Rattlesnake prvateer.-Tv7o men cF var
save sailed for Long Hope, in guess of the
Amerlcan privateer Scourge, viii n has
burn vessels off Cape Wrlta. Fsimontb
an sailed H. NJ. schr. Vesta, Q gnps, with
me Mails Tor Jamaica Princess MARY
p aEkft: with %. for Leewsfd Islands.
Haliiax,-N. S. May 27 CT echr Vjc,o-
ry. Clements, for II. IL. squadron IS Nv.
Locdo1.
Arrived transport ship Resulus. from eff
! June Arr. Il. W 5 Leander, 30 Guns
| capt SIR Geo. Collier from Cork L'Esco;r'
10 capt Resell, 10. with feet; Cu,ls,F
! brig r.. Cruise Rifiemnn 10. from Oppbac
snip Ontario, from AlioRnt for Greeaoct
cap ured BY tie Am priva.eer Lawrence
ana re taken ~ tie Curlew barque Bro
thers' from Liverpool for tGe Baltic, taken
by me Scourge Am. privatcer, and re ran-
tured by DO; brig Thomas and sally. finn
LisooH for Lordor, taken 3 DAYS af,er s,i;,oc
| by the Am. priVateer brig {; and rurk and
on Wedneedoy last re.captured by thr
Martin aud Curlew; Spanish BRIG Catba.
'iae, from S.. lmirgo FOR n. Bedford de
.ained By the Superb Swedish brig Victor
ION 90 Tor New London. detained by la
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Il,anslations .f.o,,a Iie5on hah.ra ~ .1thrv


I'ansiations Fam Iiobon Euhers 70 .5hyl
9th far the Pastor Eaiiy ,9Guertiqer.
PASSAGES. March 15.-This dav 6S Of
7cers and SEQ Spani.h solaie d sen.ba~ke5
VINO have been prisoners - Nancy. & were
NOsra'od by the entry of Prussian corDq
500 that place, The Frcnch being su, r.is-
ed, wee not eb'e TO wish draw therG. Thcy
ere taken prisoners a. Ssrag9ssa, Lsrida q
Santander. Nnobg them is Lieut.. Col. Don
A tonic prado.
osn. Sotomayor remain = London, end
Oil shorty d,psrt for Spain with 1000 men
wNo have deserted from France al d,f,-reof
place.. i he Prussiaus wished e. give him
the commaud of division, bu, ne would
not accept 1t, wishing to return cad serve in
his own country.
SARRIA, Feb. 24-The garri.on Of Bar
cclona, day before yesterday, made general
sortie. but they retreated, having h.,sn bea-
ten by squadron Of Spanish cavalry, a Ca
lehman battalion and sumo Enolish cannon.
l he enemy, WHO advanced even to the rate
OF tins town, suffered loss. Among their
dead IS the prince Of Nassau. Col. ofthe IS n
81 Light Infantry. He was buried this dav IN
Barcelona.
MADRID, March 3o.-Yesterday sat out
ron this place, for Valencis. to receive his
Majesty, Seignior the Presdeut of he Re
sency, the Secretary of State for the IN
guard.
This day at II o'clock the Congress and
The Regency net to assist It q sIlemn Tr
Deum, which was sung in the Parish church
81 Santa Maria for the return Of the king
IN the street from the hall of the cong ress
20 the church, troops were formed and the
streets re guarded.
NIrToRIA, March % "A Spanish zen
eral writes from TournaY. bet weeo Jabes &
thoniou3e, under date of Che pad, that the
Lord had offered battle to Sovle which he
has refused and fed precipi' thew
pursued necessarily and expected to come
uP with the enemy IN short time and that
his next letter would probably he from
i'aonionse. He adds that OF the 18Th King
ferdinand VII. passed Jhoulouse with his
orolher and u1cle-th&t ne had four carri-
aces given him by p 'n parte-and ,hat he
directed his course for Catalonia.
VALENCIA, March 29-According to The
last intellizencs from Catalonia, II apnear.
tnat the ) iesia1 troops in the service of
the English government. now in this pro-
vince, are 70 be ssnt to italy, and the Eng
lsh troops to the army Of Lord Wellington
Or course the Spanish troops will be entTust-
ed with the scisc Of the castle.
The Portuguese 'Ccieerarh ccrta;-4 s4is-
patch from Gen. ComDans 10 tie SDanisb
Regency, dated Corona, March Is. giving
81 account cfthe arrival Of Ferdinand VII.
on That day ~ noon 20 Bascars on THE left
branch OF the Pipyia. accompanied bv p
French escort under Marsha, SDchet. vbsr.
ne crossed with hia Spanish attendants. and
vas escorted on the same day 10 Corona
The same paDer contains the following
ietter from the k,ng, sad % be written win
Is own hand.
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TROM OIIFREC

ItNUM QUtbEI.,
SVe hear from Quebec, that tae feet which
sailed from Euslasd ia AprH, with uoo1a
and sGamen, snl the frames of sever.i
vessels Of war for the Lakes. had arrived
there.
Quebec. AE.y 30.
IL is eyidevt tina. England il ahnu, to
prosecute the war in America, in such q
way as viii relieve her colooists Lcrc from
large SHARE of toe bnrtben winch they
3ave h!ther'o bovne with so much honor
p themselves, bur which might eventual
IS have proved too great Tor ta.ir mcsns.
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Er'-act ofe letter. + ON Cro.r oI9ye bc,.
ney 10 the Seerstary of,he E11py. eiIfra
PctrT~T-, y. Leoraras Greek. .TuaI
On 1914.
Since nioe OF the 81 ard AN ms. ~
enemy has been reinforced with a Eezs1
ana s'oop OF war o7ig ! chen moved uD
20 the mouth Of this Geek. Asa. NJ
yeE;erday. we perceive. one snip, brig,
two schSonerS, ana i'teen 6a-ses. com;ne
up the Patuxent, the wind az Eaer re-
me fioil'a ind way aad moved no Inc
creek ABOUT two rniIes, and cnoo-ed n l;ne
eoresst, across the olaunsl, and prepared
action. At a. Nj. the eaemy's ba-res
cam UP tie crssk ths ship &c anchoTs1
At the mouth Of ne creek q Rocker b4ro~
was advanced upon us---we fred several
shot &c try the distance, which fell snor-
got nay baTgcs rs in Dumber) nader va
leaving the Scorpion and gun boats at an
chor, and ro"ed down upon them. wha,
they Prec'Fita'ely fed from their ro.i,ion
behind point, and sailed and rozyed of with
all their means. We pursued Them mil
Near the shippins-fired several shot among
them. when we returned to cur rlooripp-s.
La tne etternocn they came 10 asa;o--a.
gam threw rockets, and W ere again pursued
out q the creek. 7 he militia under Col.
a1es are on the alert. am th;s mor.ent
in'orined the snip, &c. have entered ,be
mouth of the creek
E1- 1Gct Of q letter from Com. EEoc,yo--
nongh. commanding u. s. NrUa 6g, % ~,
Lake Chanfl4aa 10 he Secretary Of fhe
Macy, dgteG
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FROM THE MOBILE.
TO THE EDITORS.

Forf Nf0dddTt, 0ay IT, I1fE
After the last victory of Cen. J,cisso,
over the Greeks, they began to a,ct to fbs
country lying between this place and Pea-
sacoIa, where they have been cors.sntlz
making dspre1stions on oar cs,tie art
nave killed tie few individuals "a, -.
exposed or the east side Of the bay, II il
supposed that there are from 1000 % Jz65
in tnis part Of the country. Tie F.boctsws
are atter them, and il is said ar p w,pn5ed
Creek lndiSns are daily going INTO Pensa-
cola Orr own troops are OF the point cf
marching into the ration but the general
OPINION IS that no indians will be foand
there Letters from PsDs9cola to Derso,s
IN Mon'le state. thatthe Govtrr1r bsd re-
cslYea orders from the HAVANA (which rr.
GERS we're made public on Friday las.l h
iutn sh IN Greek isdians vih v ia. gr,-s
ammpo'lion, &c. ttSy might want T.
vessel which brorrot tie orders b~,p-b.
''c "eans sud the-c is no dob, bg. ear
on SATURDAY e., re laj;ar. re~.i. az ~.
TY th.nE nccessary i,r c4rryia- a- ,A. e
- MANY Hft- never noa Fl. 81 rr
eo.8 ~ c"e tr.e. Oar c..i,n 81.
in ia,ac.t daDstr ....
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U.S. Shin SARATOGA.
AT Anchor off Piatt.5urg,

| have the honor to inform YOU thst
have arrived off here to day and ,Savin-
been informed that the enemy had rstir@f
to Isle aux Nox. the 50 ,adron was broueht
to an anchor. There is now free conuon-
nlcaton between all parts Of this lake, ana
az present there are no doub Of ibis com
nun cstion icing interrupted by the enenyl
ma The Saratoga fle shir, She sa;is
ana works well, she is ship be,ween the
Pike and the Madison on Lake OatariT,
tie schooner is also a fine vessel, and
pears her metal full as well as was expect
ed "e gaii'es are also remarkably fne
ETnacf ofa lesfer from .4lcrqrdey .c,.z,.
ert. ~. t.eq. .6nle'ican .Aeeni (jr Pm or
era o. PHT, 10 The S crefury o)Ihe NayD-
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Kingston, jamaica,

,,c,. 4th March, 1919.
ms viii advise you of the DEAN f
States Frigate Essex. who wa. captrre5 -
he snip Georgian, prize to said shin. On
the american coast in November last. by
the Barrossa British Frigate, and brmybt
IN mere with eleven men (also belonging to
said ship OH the 1O'h Of December jasf
Mr. wilson was unfortunately attacked
mere with Yellow Fever of the most na,i,,--
"ant stamp, and SfJer severe illness Of
only three days, was taken of on the 21et
Dscember--his delicate aud critical state
rom the first moment of attack. preclsdri
az possible means Of removing him TO the
ho'P''a' 81 Port Royal, where prisoners
are ordered FOR Medical aid. He had cali.
ed IN himself on his attack two of the 49,
celebrated III .dical men,
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SPRINGS,
VIRGINIA.

The subscriber returns his most sincere
thanks for the patronage he received last
season by a generous public. From the
great encouragement he has met with, he
has made it his business wholly to attend
and make every preparation for the general
satisfaction Of those who may please To
honor him with their custom. lie has re.
moved a number of nuisances; built and
repaired buildings, and has put all the
baths in complete order, so that every
thing may be wholesome inc clean. In
short he has every building in town except
Mr.. AbeFnathy's stone house, which re oc-
cupics himself. The subscriber has rented
squire Hunters house at the sign of Zen
eral Washington, together with the rest OF
his buildings ard improvements, where
he will aecora modate those that chuse to
call on him or at the Old Coffee House
near the Bath Square, where the pubic
will find the subscriber with two attentive,
polite young men as Bar keepers, not
such as he was SO unfortunate as to fall IN
with last season. Good Cooks, ~pasturage,
&c. good Os;iers, select Walters for the
House, chhice Liquors of the best quality
in the United States. Good music for
parties, AMI every attention paid by the
public's humble servant.
ROBERT BAILEY.
n b. The subscriber wishes to sell his
Dwelling called :" Baitey's Retirement, >
in Frederick county, Virginia and two
Farms in Berkeley county, and one in
Hampshire county, Virginia, with a good
Merchant Mill, all in good order. For
terms apply to the subscriber at Berkeley
Springs, where he can be seen from the
first of June till October next, and the pre-.
misses shawn. Possession given and good
deeds in fee simple clear Of all incum-
brances on good terms for cash or a large
payment in hand, with a reasonable credit
secured o n the property.
ROBERT BAILEY.
June IS, 1914.
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A White Negro,
Fifty Dollars Reward.
June 23, 1914.

RAN away on Sunday the. 18th instant,
from Barnet Lee, in Berkeley County, and
on the 22d instant was purchased by the
subscriber, living at Berkeley Springs.
where the reward Will be paid, together
with all reasonable charges, for the delive-
ry of said boy-called L,osson; he adds
Thornton to his name--perhaps he may
call himself Thornton or Losson.-EIe is as
white as any man on earth, but is a slave
for life his hair is red and turned up be
fore with a nice curl ; has blue eyes is a
little cross eyed, and but for that would be
very likely; is five feet ten inches high, or
thereabouts is about twenty years of age !;
he had ON and took with him a light sum
mer coat Of cotton striped blue, a swan
down vest striped black, two cotton ditto,
striped of some colour not remembered, a
roundabout white chain filled in with black
wool, almost black Interpretations of
the same, an old fur hat that lops a little
on the side, but it is more than probable he
may have a new hat by this time he had
on half worn shoes had three shirts, one
linen and two muslin. two of them consi
derably worn.
lfthis man lesson knew l had bought
him, Mr. Lee tells me, that he would come
home to me, as the white negro expressed
a great desire to be sold TO mel never
saw him myself, bat the man has seen the
| suppose. | would be thankful to those
who may have any knowledge of said fell
low. for the earliest information of my pur
If he comes in himself he shall
have the above reward.
ROBERT BAILEY.
June %, 1914.
N. b. The subscriber, at Berkeley
Springs, wishes to inform the public, that
he has an elegant Hack he will send on
one on an hours warning for passengers,
to Martinsburgh, Williamsport, Hagers-
town, Winchester, or any where demand
ed, 10 come on to Bath.
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NETWORK, June 81.

Extract Of a letter from Newbedford, to a
gentleman in this city, dated June
IL, 1914.
Last night the boats of the enemy, SIX
or seven in number, came up to the point,
the Nimrod just below-every thing indi-
Gated an intention of an attack on the ship
ing and town. Alarm guns were fired ;
all turned out, and thank God. manifested
a determination to repel the threatened in.
vasion; volunteers few to the aid of the
militia companies and all were prepared to
resist manfully. The enemy discovered
that measures had been taken for defence I;
and signals of sky rockets were made on
board the Nimrod and the boats returned.
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BALTIMORE, June IS.
THE FLOTILLA.

By verbal information from the Patuxent
we learn, that on Tuesday last Com.
Barney was tightening his vessels by land
ing the provisions and water, and that he
had taken off their sails, spars, sc. his
situation in a crooked creek surrounded by
high woody banks rendering sails of little
use to his vessels. He is probably pre-
pairing to repel an expected attack.
The enemy's boats and vessels having
quietly and almost without any opposition
removed the Tobacco from Benedict, had
retired down the river without burning the
Warehouse.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-30
CHAIR Making, Turning,
Painting sc.

THE subscriber informs his customers and the
l. public generally, that he has removed his
shop TO the red House in Burke Street, near
Maj Faulkner's Sore, and opposite to Philip
M'Govrans.
He has now on hand a variety Of CHAIRS, i'm
bracing those of the newest fashions, finished in
the most elegant style.
Having commenced the wheel making business,
he shall be able to furnish all who MAJ want
work IN that line, with large and small Wheels,
Reels &c. executed in the best manner, together
with every other kind Of Turning.
He will also attend to House Painting generally.
GEORGE kEARN.
Martinsburgh, April Z, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-30
Conococheague Bank,

June ;, IoIF.
In conformity with a resolution of the
Board of Directors, this institution viii 60
into operation on Thursday the l6t.l INST.
and will continue to discount on Thursday
in each week thereafter. Ali notes for dis
couat must be made negotiable at the
Conococheague Bank" and payable at the
Dank or some other house in Williansport
with two endorsers, and are required to be
lodged in Bank one day at least before the
discount day.
SAML A. CHEW, Cash.
June Is, 1911.