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FOR SALE.

ITpFN-T'F THOUSAND .2CRES
"a FOUNTAIN LANDS, in the county Of Patrick.
~ : embacin; the three forks Of the ittle ia, NV
ei, nth many other fine streams ofvgterne q, t,,is
lard Is OF prime quality. aEy friend .lajar Coilj who
lives adjoining, viii snow it.
len Thousand Acres Licking lsns,s in Kentucky.
formerly Tie pro1erry OF the late Thomas Sl,., ;..,.
Oh Peter,bnre--Nly brother Ue Wilson, Of LoAs1,iI.
IS 2rtaoraci todspo-e Of this estate
Eight Hundred and Fifteen Acres Butchers Creek
Lana, IN tue county u AlecSlnbulg dve n,les from
the Comtiiou5e, (}ovd Iown)-a is o. prime quail
{ bor iooaeco sCd Wheat with T.a,ttion suiy icnt
30 "oS 10 Or y HANKS TO great advantage Nv bro
iher Miles Wilson resides ana rill show this Land
Two Hundrcd and ritjv -.cr.a. or Whereabouts. in
Hanover County, In the neghbos.,ooi of Mr. Thomas
Bowies's about twelve miles TON Ills city,
ne ahove lands, any part tereor VII be sol fer
Cash or any KID oi produce up0. credit 10 SUIT pur
ctasery-or they viii be i..ered l0 ote, lands il. or
about tins lily, o. Tor Lands upon Jaaes o. Pot Ri,-
erS, below the CITY.
MSWestiiarl estate upon James River half m hours
ri'ic from this City Is also for sdc IL cnnt4hsocarly
$50 acres, and VII be shown By Nj. Aci the Eaaa-
ger there.
have SO Acres Of Coal Land, adjoining N!cs- Fi,,n-
cock, Gordon and Curie-Iny wish to di-nos,. If half
this Land to some person who has the means and VII,
work the whole, upon Joint Account
Apply q: ny Office, in tbs City
THOMAS WILSON.
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Jrly13.
Pl.ANIER'o FARE F0T ls.}Tf7.


Fs NILS Is hsuds,ne Farm in the County II, t,,c,
x 'aid' ON ;-ieknlsholc Greek about ten mites aooy,
me SoN't-Ei"i>e, forty from the CITY of R,ounnnl
;G ABOUT sey.u tfoin alanding place or uisrc OF ,e
- OH ."I''s it.'er--tt con,aS about 70 acre 0 c
si'e OF sII htic detached from it. " ,i.l. T-,t,
may nt soiil together Scl ate as NAV L,s. s.i:
pai'.AscE- fis land Is wei adapted 10 r'.rn.in. and
,e preset hasaJout so acres wen taken with Red
Clover, II az, les well, ana h> greater IA, boss, So .
red clay bottom Their. is by Estimation ,l.9ut 50 a
re- o. low CTCcnis Oh The Creek wEuA is co..l TO
JameSltHerLand.
1he buildings neat handsome 1wl!iins- rou,e.
Waited by Commissioners DO. insusnc. ,,iost ss,j
90 unrty five hundred Dollars, sco1 lItcuci, u.i-
dry, Westinghouse, Dsify. Meai-fIcnse ,or,4
hai1i, Stable, and Nc.lOc Cahbins Cye,sec,s Nois.
and h.TShirS Machine. There is also an O,rlor,
containing between four and Ave thousand G,it t,cs
OF different KINDS.
The inrIn IS lid ofTin shifts md vel inoioscd-
much might DC SAID IN favor of BE beautiful situation of
th.s 'ai1n, the scSlnca, of the nc.gorhoni S;c Du;
II Thought unnecessary, rs IT Is pres,mahle that ,,
ptfSoh viii buy, without FIST viewing die prerl,e.
1 here Is :iso Whisky Ustii,cry on the Farm
winch may 'r may not be purchased with de Land,
containing tour stills (ail nc,y) and the materials Tor
carrying the busines-It stands w;tlia two lnlr.l
yards OF a mill, and 4 good stream.
ihctermS u the safe, win br one third pail down.
ana two thirds 1t two equal annual Instruments with
Interest from Tie date, ami l., cd Of Trust to secure.
tie payment
Possession may he had in the month of NcvcrnSr
next, and The privilege Of sowing wheat--Sir John g.
Nooe LIVING Oh the Land, will show il To anv one
wishing to bry, and thepcce viii he mode known ~
the subscriber, liking at Dove Cc1nts in said roun,T
about seventeen lnlcs above Richmond
D.3NJEL I,HLI5LETT.
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MEADOW HILL ron SIZE.


t,ipitrH,
&Af IL. sci tic F3RI shereon he resides. called
~ Meadow u.ii, 10 Caroline county immediately
'n me stage road leading from Richmond TO Fredc-
1ekshup, tinfcen miles from the latter place This
1Tm contains 30 scres, ASH about 20 acres thereof m
i'i 4cado" Ian, as any IN Virginia twenty acres is
now in grass producing uwarts Of two ton 10 The acre
~i market n the door The unrccAmed vart IS
from u 400 yards ds hi IS capable of making one
81 the handsomcst meadows 7 ever saw. The high
iand IS ad OF 10 three slits and improving very fast
piohuemg excellent corn 7fd wheat, with plenty of
Wooibud to mipuort the farm
- I've Improvements cOn.ist Of large two story dwell
InS ho1s', a'tla.ed high bin with the nncadoyv
h"'WE thc dou; also iuvc barn, stables and other
necessary houe,s5 orchards &c. &c
I'D. opary IS wei worth the attention Of gentle
men ~lo VS., an elf rant Summer residence b.iSp PC.
niagkab'e ~ '' healthy situation aud ~ 40 oereall
and wa ,hhrrhco1. Those wishing TO nun
ch'sc can DC land By applying TO the subscriber
when tic e ;a5 will be rodr known
T0OyL4S DLLL4RD.
Cero.nc iuv o. 81
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ne" COURTHOUSE

yBROP0SAIS viii he lived Nv MAJ. t,,,.;.,o,t,-
4 tompSins, OF Richmond, ;oc sipry.1s tLa ,oom-
'nS materials lor the New Caliy Hose.
lst. Coed hard burnt b,ic..s
2nd. Good stone lime
ST Sound understandable lumber, consisting of board
oi, noo' Nc plank aud scanilin o. y:..s szgs. All
0i1seart pine ~
II niy DC proper to remark tlat no hcsvy .;rahe s.;
required Those persons in Use ncsI.n1rrei OF, tbr
me stone queries ~, the ,fyi. lave, now on ..,c,- -
MY OF advancing their Mtergs, BY oi,r, f.,cr-
"n!e propo'alsto =" ply lime or Tue b,...e. lie su.-
uty icing eonsa.e...Jic
ROBERT HinIS.
July Is ,,,S
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DOMESTIC,

At tfs period Of general alarm, cverv one
IS aSs lg what is To- be done Few tbipx ~
submitting % a proud and ii7itatcd fos b,t
what are orr means Of defence The ,,9yqer-
iu' state OF Massachusetts, with am oroariz-
ea militia u above 10000 Elective men. has
,urned cat few hundred TO defend our soil
from n'r3si,r, csg houses iv3u1 conf ioIai.9n.
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Afay2S.
J UST PENLE,IIIlEl.:-EiI.-

4 ND Fo. Sale At Peter Cottoms Law and N;s,cila-
~ neoua Book Store -
The Life Of Ia, Marquis AMI Earl or wellington.
commander in chiel OF his Is. Msstys forces in the Pc
ni1sn!a-prco $50 cc,;s.
-. ihe Wande .. or temac Difficulties, by Madame
DArblav-S vol 8 dots.
HE Emporium Of Arts ami Sciences, !,y Thomas
Cooper: for April, Nav, June and yuly.
AISo' complete sets Oh tle Anaiecjo Magazine AMI
Port Folio, or July, &c.
July %. If
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IsOS is
TIE 40 Us ElR EOLLHL-EEN

TIE NO us FOR FOURTEEV
NOGS{EID& or 7'0BHCCO.
NSl'rE tEE tlie 2Sd,dsy oil Ma.rh, 1912, at Shock
& oe WarehOLse, in the name OF Walter Coles asree,-
iic 70 the following LIST; The public arc Hereby c,-
tontd agais, ie purchase Oftic same, and tie finder
,' producing .hcln shall receive reward Of twenty
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VOL. I3.---NO. 20.

transpare>icy o. tho JvaeI .St4f.a and AE.ce-
|9rlt7i on his ieit, THAT ii INC Ho,7ct and
Peoc5cA. On the rirn q. Tic vice presidents.
the HasH and tae JHT2'sc and IN jhe,r !lst.
eAc Con s"Hf.on and C.-grir,r. The rooa
WAS decorated with American -c1siprs, pen
nantj and lacks, u,stc,ul!y displayed io fcs-
ICONS, la 'front.' CT tie hail Vas AZ elegant
transparent I;..ting atresert'ng tic Sag pc
m5nt bctNCes. She Es2ec, Pin; 5- .na Che
f'f6--Ihe Ch~r.G la,i.4s ha.G.ed Oh 10 ccar
the wreck.
When the cloth VIZ renewed, several "a
t.1"tic sonysWere sven, in true seaman-,ike
sIyie, also u i,rc4, variety OF to,sIs. tbs wauic
Oh winch appeared "a BE- eAteupcre.
At 81 cal!? hour they fo,med IN procession,
end fc2ie'! by tae president and yice-prcs;-
Gents cf the day proceeded 80 the circus, the
p. OF WHICH Lad bcen appry, 1iated g these
n2Fal heroes-~and th easure we bea. tes-
tlmoiy 70 the extreme 900 coDt,uct observed
10y tbs whole p"r,.-.
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Between M~7. 1iusicy's aud charlottesville on the
stage road at at i!4ce called " ian,ng on, viii. 50
aerss ~ woodland adjoining ,Lc same; Also, 1UOOa
crs Of ti' same tyscf, we al1t,d 20 corn and wheat
N''h some tooacco lard. Tie Evas ulon i, with
some rciurs, wocij accommodate q flnl?r. Terms
lH'F he >noVn, ty appisngto C.pt Mics .,v, in the
Ia'Eancrhood 81 Richmond. or To- NV grandson w j.
avs, or tp iGe. WIS ~ NIlt'.S CENY.
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TIE General Order If NE sd cf Iifay ~
fTceE

We understand thar L;euts. EOBEPTS $
ROSS have tins day been struck from the j. =
OF the army for disobeyiag the rrjcy o. the
Val department. on daeliing. We are happy
70 i-Ad TINS exc a,:t regulation thus prom IT.
~ and rScrousE executed. We dol.n, uot t
viii have the desired effect in nmhlatne lie
unnatural and blbarouS practice Of ,,Uet.ue
which had become Sc prevalent in the srn,E.
""sHTst5a G::y CO..
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BosroN, -siv GO.

boSToN, -GiY 80.
Ic/11cac.----i osterd2v Nl>en. tornado
was eNp enenccG AZ ta.s place. i seemed con-
med IN lts direction; md - pr. -, -, drove
some diS,'ncc IRON her mornings Tx i'iaste
Constitution, living at aEchor opposite ne ma
wizard, il C6ariestou. u aiyo cveitulu4e
the immense cditces At ttdt place, ,ulier
which The ~ was huilt &.ny persons wore
near while Il WAS Filling, bat are harry t.
say that no one received any u;..,y.
On ihe 1SIh j..nc, ting American plivatcers
Grampus and Petapsco, OF Baunuc and
schooner Dash, Of Boston, were chased By -
i4oSCe ~ aid ali escaped Il is sid G., lain
Capel was 90 cvealy e&asrera,ed IA c.s.se-
Quenoe OF thcii getting a"ay from ki af,cr
a Icing chase thot he tore O., LIS el.auicts, Slc
and threw them On deck
The particulars OF the car,ure of tac Fsse-,
trigate were published At Halifax, July L.
No remarks arc made
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BLANKS
Fo. sale q. tacJ, D c.ica q E,tchie & Truclcart
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GANiTIFI
TAVFI N.

rSv:le sal-c.lner Nli Eell ai.OG5G, vi situated
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Uery tenfcstWous poydge, IN the coarse IL
Tvliich they gvcre obhScd 70 make u barbour FIR
q seek IN the N5Tgvceira Island Hitteroe.
TIE Trinterm the .N5riA IF Eurote nd ben
e1cess'vety sepe'e, ard had rendered GopeL-
6"rSh Inaccessible 10 Shikhiny until zv.tiA. q
JcTo dogs f.reUiouS 10 their o11iual.
NteSsrs. GGliatin and BayGyd z-ere IN Eng
land, and the ,N,ftuAe sVaS about 10 sad jcr
Hn'5wch (zghere size GsTipe1) 10 take fhenl 20
Got.c7i6mSh. IL sos eahtcied tAGt Mr.. 10
ans 7vouM commence his voyage rs soon 20
tie navigation IF Tire Battle shouid ohcn
McssrS. Hughes and ALkington acre 20 CT
bark in tie .N,tta:se, aai M. LGz.rence, the
Secretary oj'fhe S1v, dist. Embassy, spoS G5ou;
- dcf!aTt for Stockholm.
No AeSyS had yer 6ccn rcceiued cf The CT
hoiHi"ent " Commissioners 6y The RjitiAA Co
Veinn'cNt.
a. The digicuity 9ct6,vYardiag letters ~
the conveyance through 7ylich ne /5regc1,s
7vaS truitsm;ttd, 9yth jircucni :Ae j;ae 5l,ss Il
many ';Ac cM6orke4 ia tire JoAn -i,iaa,s from
Teceioiag @6Uicca. lie havc, hosve1c5-, IIe s1-
HJdc''-4 u announcing, that ne Ge7H. ,1t7.
Gfthe EW3a&gy, a'ld ne OSicefs cffhe san,
7ptre tt}f az 9ooG Hc0i;H.
n. I. Mat Adyocaie
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PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
Camh rear Benedicf.

Friday Epening, Juae %.
Since my last, we have seen n,s;ipg f the enemy
nc sluaiy chcek gwen to him appears to have been
oiScf,cc to hun He sent in flag yesterday to Col
cic' Fiatcrs below, offering to exchange Mr. Rev
Mods, citizen stolen from Lower Marlborough E,,
the Sergeant, who was supposed to Lave been t:,cn -.
live on TUESDAY last. What answer was gwen 10 tits
insulting proposition have hot heard. We n.;.,t
WITH ir.;or reason offer to exchange the arms We took
from hs men orjhc amount III pii, ate props itr he has
baseIv p'iii"'ncti from individuals tie river We,
are CO STATELY on The look ouI, and keep lar.c v.lcc
guards M the shore oftie river. The militia ri, his
place i'e morning. after the cngag; mrnt, and ,Uye
not been here since This is = beautiful country Mt
tins season bal ennrt say much OF the hbcrai:tv OF
the people q Jhc neghbor!,ood, from WHOM W.. re
ec'ye no thanks Tor defending them, though We Iav
most literally ioi every thing consume. In return
Ton ON services, they with some honorable oxccptons)
charge US the ncs: CNO-uOnate prices ir every ar
oi"hsisienoe Th,ir conduct in This respect deserves
10 be exposed
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BOSTON,, June 20
REPALLl or ElRy LEE

u gives US gcat pleasure to announce that
The repair q Ills Commanding fort was yestc;'-
day commenced, by a body Of about 60 voluu-
tacrs, from Capt. Blood's company Of militia.
1t IS c.pccted tlat this patriotic example will
ne toilowcdby other compaGies, until the works
are put IN complete rcpair--NVe learn that
some Of Cur wealthy citizens have geacrouslY
offered to deflry the c,.pence Of materials, &c
nc~csslr3 70 complete tie undertaking.
Ertersiyc additional measures Of defence
have been ordered by tFo Executive Of the
state. Guards are established ON the sea-
board, and cannon sent TO various stations !;
and corps Of miida are ordered to be held H.
minute readiness. We understand regiment
is to &c pat OIL permanent duty in This Earbor
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P!TTsRURC. Liinc Is.


On "Wednesday last, arrived at this place
the elegant steamboat Enterprise, built at
Bridgeport, on the Monongaheia and on Sun
day she took her departure for Louisville, at
the falls Of the Ohio, between which place c,
Pittsburg, we undersigned, she is designed TO
be regular trader. The boat is elegantly
finished; and has every accommodation fol.
passengers She was built under the supcrin-
tendance ofMr. French, and agreeable 70 his
plan.
On Thursday the Captain politely INDUCED
The citizens with specimen of her power
The Monong leila river was unusually high
for the season, and the current very rapid.
The Enterprise moved maeStically up the
stream, at the rate of about three miles and
a half an hour, for the distance OF about four
miles, and returned again, to Pittsburg the
same distance, IN about ten minutes. 1t gives
us great pleasure to notice Improvements of
this kind /; which will greatly facilitate the
commerce Of the western waters, and we
heartily wish the proprictors may meet with
the encouragement their enterprise deserves.
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NEW REQUISITION..
NAuVtVN YtttIIttI0, "a tIiUfAiUII,
.Na&hUiiie, May "a, 1914. S
BRiVE 2ENNESsEAES Or The

YNa&hviHc, May %, 1914. s
BR-fYE 2,ENNESsEANS Or THE
ID DTrISIoN-
ne Greek war through the divine aid
OF Providence, and the valor of those engaged
In the campaign, in which you bore IA conSpicu-
Gus share, has been brought to happy tcrmi
nation. Good policy requires that the terri
tory conquered should be gariisoned, and DOS
session retained until appropriated by the go
vernment or the II. States In pursuance of
this policy, and to relieve the troops now sta
toned at forts Williams, Strother and Arm
strong on the CoOSa river, as well as old and
new Deposit, / am commanded by his excel
lency governor Blcunt, to call from INV divj-
sion one thousand men in the service Of the u.
States, for the period of six months, unless
sooner discharged by order Of the President of
the u. States.
The Brigadie Generals, or officers com
manding the 9TH, 5th 9th, 18th and 9th Bri-
gades of the 2d division, will forthwith fur
nis'l from their brigade, respectively by draft
OF voluntary enlistment, two hundred men.
with two captains, two first, two second and
two third icutcnants, and two ensgns. wei
armed and equipped for active service, to be
rendeZVoused 1T Fayetteville Lincoln county
in the state Of Tennessee, OH the Goth of June
next; and there DC organized into a regiment.
at which place the field officers and muster.
master will be ordered to meet them.
Officers commanding the brgades compos-
ing the I'd division Of Tennessee militia, are
charged with the prompt and due execution
of this order.
ANDREW JACKSON
GLli. Gen. Comm'g
I'd Dfui8ion 7. NJ
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Sd. louis, (NIissouri,l JUNO 4.

By INFORMATION just received from Peoria,
we learn that party of Indians had arrived
there from Rock River, who state that our
little Rect, under the command of Governor
Clark, had passed that place OH their way to
Prairie du Chem. The Ohio papers say that
an expedition has sailed from Detroit to Mac
NAV or Chicago. We have hopes that a
Junction may take place at the Prairie, be-
tween the Governors party and a force from
the lakes.
Some time last winter, the Osagcs received
visit from the band of Sacs, in the service of
the British, from whom they received belt of
wampum, with q promise Of presents, and a
request to so to war with the United States :;
the British flag was raised, and every inclica-
ton of welcome was given the Sacs So much
for the friendship Of the Osages.
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BENJA. BoURNE, ! ScLectmen O
BENJA. FEARING, 5 UtarthQm.
Eatract cf letter from .Ae.s- citord, 10 a Gentle
man IA this city, dated Ju.,s H. 1914.

EatrQct oF letter from .Ni.s ford, 10 o,ertl.
asa'i IA this citg dated Jlie I'll, 1914
"last night the boats of the enemy, ~ in number
came up TO the point, The Nimrcd ust 1elow-cyery
thing Indicated an intention Of atac he shippin
and town Alarm guns fred; ali .i-ned out and
thank Cod manifested determination 70 rCpel the
threatened iIvasion volunteers flew 20 te did ofthe
militia companies ard all prepared 20 resist raauul-
~ The enemy discovered that measures had been IT,
Ken tor dccnce and signals by sty-rockcts were made
on ho2,d the Nimrod, and the boats returned This
morning they went to Wmrlam and hgt NIL the ship
pms, thirteen vessels. Ihere no lonSerb c doubt
town meeting was held this afternoon and all were
agreed 30 support the character OF our country b. Vi
Soro's defence. Colonel Lincoln has ordered lO6Omcn
10 DC ready at moments warning; we arc to
have guard OF 100 men, and signals arranged for cal
Inns in the nehborng militia on the appearance OF the
enemy. lave ouly add, that hope and trust that
NY naive town will not be dsgraceJ 10y tame surren-
der of all that is dear to man.
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Ngw-YorK. Juno %

BY gentleman arrived down Sound yesterday, we
learn that capt Capel, in La Houe, ~ sailed on Fri
day last for Halifax, leaving the superb capt Pnget,
commander ofthe squadron stationed ON the sound the
only vessels lrit, however, the Superb Maidstone
and Sloop Syl ph Il was the Maidstone, on informant
adds, that fought with Commodore Lewis. The LIVER
pool Packet sailed for Halifax SUNDAY morning, Nth
the captain aud only three men, I'll the rest having been
put M board prizes. Thc last sci she captured was
tic Farnei., Of NCW-GUik
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HEADQUARTERS.
Cd DHisioH, .Na5iUHIe, 1ay 20, 1914.
SNFRAI, ORDER

The ouarter-Master-G encral will proceed
to collect ali monies due for the sale of prop
crty captured from Bob CatauHee, the pro-
cceds OF which, together with the former. ne
VIII dispose Of as herein after directed. The
captains commanding companies in the late
expedition against the Greeks, are required
forthwith to make return of thozc men, who
had families IN the respective companies who
ieil m battle or died OF their wounds, or have
become disabled By reason of wounds received
IN the late campaign and so soon as the a.
boye returns shall be transmitted to the Omar
r-Mastcr-General, he will forthwith paw TO
die widows and orphans, in equal ratio with
the deceased soldiers the sums that he NAV
have collected as aforesaid
ANDREW JACKSON.
63qj. GEN 81 DiUisiou r. M
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Fromtkc -. Relf,rd. l1.,.c1L.-, ~ E,..il,nu

y 1pNHff'C - IbfGI sFIciCft3S o. + IIGCH
On Monday morning last the inhabitants Of this place
were alarmed bythe appearance of or British, barges
spparntly approaching the town Ii being hazy thev
were not perceived until within short distance of the
Eot-Aiarm guns were Immediately fired from the
Fort, andth citizens made some preparations to receive
them Whether these measures deferred them from
then object, we know not they however proceeded
eastward, and it expected they would land 1T Mate
po'sct harbor, (Roehcster)--A pa " of militia from
this town marched tther 20 the assistance of the inha-
bts but the barges passed that place without showing
the least disposition land Six of the bages
edit Wareham and fire to the shipping in the Har
Dor.
On Monday afternoon, meeting the inhabitants Of
this town called, to consult and adopt measures of
safety and defence. Guards toned 1T different
points during te night to give an alarm in cast, of The
approach of the enemy; all the shipping is moyngup
the rlvcrj ard some OF the inhabitants sending
their household furniture and other valuable effects out
Oftown.
About o'clock on Monday night an alarm was hr-
ed from the fort, as saba barge was approaching
the harbor We have seen who coming
from tie Vineyard about the Time Who saws he
saw distncy two bargcs ono or two nlA,- this
sale Blackjack, making off
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On "Wednesday morning last, flag Of 'rtcc arrived
in THIS harbour from ic enemy below with dispatches
ard some letters for different paris of thc L 5 A
molrst others, there two PACKAGE from Mr.
Svcrtchkofi 10 MIR DashkoH, the Russian minister
One larse bundle from Admiral J. y. Wairen 60 Cen
Mason and one letter from Admiral CockLur1, to Col
Buc.,y Tie uatute oftlose several dispatchcs can
not be conjootured with any degree of certainty
-llHQ5 .ldlr Rc5Yb
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-02
y. Y. Mat. Advocate,
SALEM. Iurie 30

BY last nights Eastern Mail, we learn tha.
about 200 men, III five bargcs from the British
ship Bulwa1k, landed On Monday II George
town, OF the hcnncbec&, aid succeeded III ta-
KING possession OF the Fort at tltat Place, ~
bout Il miles from Bath. The garrison, con-
sistinS Of about . men, supposed to &c made
prisoners. Twelve guns we're mounted at the
fort.
About 1000 militia had collected near Bath
for the defence of that place and the vicinity.
Inc British had destroyed several coasters at
Harpsweu.
Another account states, that several bar
ges from a British ship of war, containing a.
bout one 40 men, entered kennebeCk River
and took possession Of the only Fort az
Georgetown, mounting g guns, with abcut 20
men. The British iia5 was hoisted, and the
Fort destroyee-'ud the enemy burnt all tue
vessels that were in their way.1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-02

Inc case with which the restoration Of the
Bourbons was effected by Frcnchmcn. after
the victorious allies had allowed it freedom Of
action, is evidence that it had long been con
templated-and that its plans had been laid.
Notwithstanding ali the bnasted vigilance of
Buonapartc. We mentioned as iaat, that
in the early part of January last, Mr. Dc
Chanbane, brother-in-law Of Talleyrand, vis-
lite ngiand from France, and had numerous
private interviews with Louis the 18th.
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