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MARSHAJ.'S SALE. :

virtue OF decree cf The Crcnit Court of the IT,
States, for the Filth Circuit snd ", ginia District
IN the sht IN Cha0eery there's, dspcutlins, be,ween
chns ;npkirk surviving partner OF the late rnerca-i-
tile house OF Alexander Spiv,t John Bow man s. CO.
p'unt,hs, ard the executors OF Abraham Maury decd
snd others, d.iedantsN H. sold, NJ pub.ic auction
i"r ready money, on Thursday the god day cr Dec.u,
ncr next, al toe tavern of A'rxnni.., b p,,,e.r
Grecn borough, in the county Of Meckcub ry.-Sis or
Eight LIKELY .ci.2FES, cols,stne of n,,,, bows a.d
gi1s, ior tue purposes in the sud ,+ree ner,;,acd
WV. MsNS.t.) Vi for
" ANDREW MOORE, Vi V.D.
necernber % s,wido
VS>hE Sach hohteir Of x Brooke Ir07l l,Ie T.c
pl',y are ,eqnes'ed 10 ne ist .ifo,du. =,
Bccen'oer ncrt, ohhr Eagle Ta,~,,. at IL o'clock.
H. .'f:for fse i'irtsas u oRbiiing directors ond
GARTER y P.9CE, Sec'yu.
"'ote'hne''-9 2G1crr
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10 which letter Che following answer wa, received
Dr,oe,, UdITen, nor lIGh, 1814
haze received ycur COMMUNICATES, M
noncng my appointment the Chief saais,racv e
CoIn'osonveslth: beg m favor of you to express,
tn the Howe of Delegates my hifa sense Of the ho
nor conferred IN me b. the .tsenersi Assembly. I'm
Presscd with due feeling os the responsible, incur
oy accepting the station assignedt to me- assume il in
obedience to the principle which requires every citizen
10 oy the call Ct his country at ,erod Ike the
pres Mt, 81 foil ofintcrest"
Ire Wsr we are engaged l., imposes on tbs Exc
curve {" tins commonwealth peculiarly artiunis luti,
the successful performance Of which is entirely de.
pendent upon the eans furnished Ivy The Legislature.
un'ol OF action, and Ike exert;or 81 all the srerc,
oi Tue General and St1.c Governments are nperions.
~ called Tor To p-eser,e the cordial ,naiinly OF
sentiment which exists between ti.e National and oar
state authorities, will be NY es-nrst wish aud TO co
pirate N Any measure. wict NAV tend TO stu!uce An
honorable ceTIa'natioa Oft war; Ing Il zhsss safca
ton.
ioyan SIR, give me leave To ret,Ira nv tlarks for
The tatter1ns erns in which yor do m TIE Looor 20
Snvey the contamination fror. the House Of Dele.
gas.
pleased tn acaept Ike assurance OF the great es.
TEEN and regard Of.
Dear Sir.
Your humble servant,
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IHE. NiANCuE SI'ER
EHCH9.S{sE


Ta7HE snbacrbera beg leave 20 inform their f-ie,du
Il u'e public generally, thst :hey have removed
nom the iiaif-W Way -flouse, between Richmon ana
petersburg, to that commoiiocs house on thu. Nsn
street near the lower ena c Msuche s,er e., the M
pose OF Keeping Iayern; end from tieir long INERT
ence IN that lne Of 6ufnes3, they hope am; A.,,e-
themselves to have IN eir power to give general s
isEF'on 10 AL those VINO may be pleased to favour
ths with their cgictou Their house will +. ., ojI
tinea well furnished with the best OF every tnr ne
eesssry Tor the ACCOMMODATION Of travellers End ber
who may pesse TO cali them rhelr staples arc
large and convenient. and Niil be constantly suppd
Niththe best OF essly kind offase which the Inaros
which will be furnished at as reasor.s,ie rate, IS -.
markets win admit. 40 nc
Those gentlemen VIC have tpsiness in H;cbi,o,s
and think proper to leave their horses in stt'
MAJ rest assured that every ard ntte ,rsn m i've
pad to them They have also procured h., fn, ,b
ruyp'Se ofturning horsesin ~ oe
Boariers-'y tie week, north O.; yenr :. m he tb,
fully received by GEO BECELEY n 10"
Ar ~, ELIZA a. POWELL.
eeption of compsny. Dec I g, is'
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IL. will be seen, that the Governor has ne
gatived the Bill fer alternating the condition
OF debtors. which passed both houses Of the
Legislature. Two thiros of The SG.ate cav
not De procured to vote for it. The Bill will
therefore be totally lost.
;~ Savannah Ledecr, 1871 inst.
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III fh..CfIL 10 Od.sIS II PL.ILE-
4 Young Msn who can produce salts a.,,,,v r.oo,,-
- mendatios to give .i"strhctou H. the f,loSs'"
Drs'ees, e deSrou, OF being employed the ensrine
han grAnfnsr, DE EngIisl ngrage qrsE,a,io ,hS
the Elements ut MNhematies Nora P;,iL,o,Ly Iiy'
tory sn5 BeeSettyes, together with Geography. The
use of Globes ADD MGq' A line adirf.r,e3 -, Si "a
ocsy, Fsstnlsser, Painesvie, Amelia viii rec, o
;neeia;e Snd prompt attention BY the saal aeLcr
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Ihst time has come, now am free.
h., what's freedom now 10 me
Ny heart has chilled, its fears are dead, e.
iiut at lis h.?e AID JOYS has Acd.
What now, ai,si remains for me,
BIT cold and jo, less apathy
Ard 4, thea, indeed 50 bind
Oh Mary, dh. hope to fad
Peace in my blank and withered mind
Ard thou 70 be no more to me,
Ard know joy in losing thee.
was this my prayer tcsi its cost,
IN what am, in what lost.
WAS this my prayer to think anil gate,
!" And pass my dull urva; red days."
Mnh nnnsht tr'ooS or gaze upon.
II is u verdi without a SUI.
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.9rdrew iSter e,sor, Fsq.
Speaker Of tie Horse of Dciera,es


speaker Of tie ROt.ic ef Delegates
The ~. Old we're yesterday engaged in C-r,r1;.fse
o' the Whole, en- the trance Report -nct:crs to en-,
sttnts sOOOOD and 900 dois in .u Of million for
the Military Contingent Fund, sv.re rejected
Inc D Bill for raising 400 ;roeps was re-.
ortsl
Lsnvc wasnot gIan.cd on Mond7y to brig in ,bil,
resl'eciiT', ths ECfal,zirg of the if,nd-Tsy
he Legislature does not nee. tbi, h,y in, copsc
uencs Cs@s being SCI pperE b- tho Govrn1r'. p,oe
nation, rs Day Of fasting, Hnrp,stcr and PRAYER
=. SUCH the citizens rs Richmond as are aeeu..
toned or ro5J be Opposed, T. scgsnp At The Cstol
arc respectfully irorOeJ that divine service my be-
expected tbere This Morning, 1t ~ O'Clock The
ateness &c ;s ncsce is to he ascribed IN te treoari
GUS s'h.c OF the Subscribers health.
Thursday, 1st Dee 1917
MABRTEp, m MONDAY evening last br ,be Heyi
'op BnclspnAn, Doctor Ishn Iors IN he f,q,y sos
I Atls s'fiss Inn Eliza Egg, both Of this city.
DIED, IN the evening of the 9th uit oFa rios7f Til
os iey.r, sitter weeks illness, in the 25h war of
age, IN I<se7s Atins0s. At IN early period 81 IiI,
VIZ. ATKINSON engaged IN the study of i;ter1trs snd
sciences ~ which lie gerseycred viii, great a, .afon
a'h scess Several years preeeJ; e his deaf, be re-
SIDED m this city, and e,npoyed ia tine ar tsIcts -
iuolc'oasyi IN thc cduc:or of you.A p ~ ga the an
probation aid cseem Of pgrh, psIent saI yiy,,or The
Distinguishing traits in the character Of iris suisbe 4
verify mar, eafdour. simplicity a. aanpers ia
'ueeney ADD deiiaoaV yassh eaJsascd him %
all hia scqaGa,saocs
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!ife's nrrent rolls-but on lis stream,
Can meter dance another beam
OF ~arInth oriish, to give .nd bless
4 single moments harpine.
HYON
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MAn7trn, m Morday evening last by ne Hey'I
Icp bncl'spnAn, Doctor Isln Dore. IN he rudy yo.
I atls s'fiss Inn Eliza Egg, both Of this city.
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FROM THE NORTH
From tie BlrLngton CeDglcI 81

FROM tie Burhagson Ce'i.iyleI Sept. O.
On TUESDAY last, the eneniy appcare, in great force
III Iiattshnrgh, n the woods, the Saianac river X
ON the Batemano, roat (;,bout miles from the vii
iage) They have been methy regulars and militia
an every direction and compelled To retire with great
loss On the approach ofonc division CT tj, enemy h,
the beach, from Dead Creek. COM Niacdorougl,'s row
sliIes opened most structive fire. which p,,.y,uted
thcIr approaeh, for nearly one hour and drove them
nom the beach with loss OF about 500 men killed and
wounded The row galies received but Iittl,. injury
cut Il men killed and3 wounded, lieut. mo,1a,v -
From the Circumstance Ofhe ENEMY having poss:s;o
OF the north side OF the Saiausc the folio wing bous s.
stores were burnt together with the count bous and
jan, b. hot shot sent from oIr battery on the east si
oil the river; Jopahan Gliliius house AIT, ao, RIOS
wei Watts house and store, ESQ, SaIaec,s hons. n
BUCK house. Po1erss store Geo ElI,i,-,,s hnnee
widow Reaumont's house aud store Charles Ractns
mouse *Id store two storesbeongne 10 Jos.,h Tbonn
AS, and Mr. GoudsEith's house No other bi,rncs
had been burnt, prior 10 Wednesday evening b ron
the circumstance OF these buildings :ffordn.' eh,,r
tor the enemy, and they being thereby secreteJ FROM
our FIRE, 1t is probable that all the b;djne n,L IS
the SaIanao VIII be burnt "' - -
The mann belly OF the enemy are ercanned &, e,,
miles west OF the village, and III sight of our. bo,,es
Then force is estimated! not less than 10 npo No,
commanded by sir Geo. Provost in person
he militia are volunteer ng their services be thou
sands, in the counties OF ADDISON, Chtsnden. FrmkIn
and Grand Isle 5000 said to be on tIre;r non,
from Washington cOunty n. \. all 10 ION then, b,,L
ren in arms at Pla:tsbul,,Ii.
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long as the Public Credit is suspected, it will
be better than the pledge of the governmen;.
FROM NEN-YOi.K PAPERS.
From Tie L.ucluinpr Posi-.

'V. ".o- ~ @S1~Hh3I 0St
Lortto'' and fGljtr Pd'ers.-ro the politcness OF
Mr. Wilkes, who SERVED in town yesterday morning.
we are 'ne,;ed Tor the loan Ola file OF sn,,on pape,
10 the 10Th OF July inclusive, and Tor Halifax to the 18th
'uIt Mr. likes came passenger from England IN the
jay packet, and was detained at Halifax several DAYS
ON account OF the expedition then fitting out for Cas-
tine.
We find tllat Lord Coclrane has been reelected
ileinDe: OF Tor Westminster, without oppo
s,tion. Sir Francis Burcit, and Mess,s W,sba,, and
Wood addressed the electors in E,or of his Io,~lshin
At AN election ut Grampounl, Eberczer j. Collect
Esq Is elected in the of Coclrane johnson. HIM.
are thrown out that the Arch-ucess Maria ionsa is
about To visit her huslandat Eiha The French poy
ernment have published "Espos of the state OF
France" in which the system OF ,lei.,ion
as well oppression pacticc by Bonspar;e is clear
~ pointed out. PaaicS, the cciehi-tcdbcro ~ Sar
General of the armies of Span
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90 ~ .llAl.ns Car,etlc


FHFlons accounts Of Tho destruction of the " 6 shin
huain5, ~ guns, and which wing near, JIam.,an
~ fenobscot rive', have reached us Ti,t none oiic
I've most Authentic, state, that the British force s;c
went up the river To effect her capture. or d. qtrr,;o
landed distance from hcr To tie nun,ber Of 700 ,ba;
as they approached her the militia Dispersed and t
c''P'. MoHRis his Commander, finding himself deser.
te'' anu u"abit 70 RESIST the superior ice bearing ON
parit the stores tst contained the prizegoos blew nm
Uis mp and, tb her crew, escaped and has arrived
salo ~ Portland We thus parlicnlar. becsnse !,
has beenieporcl that this excellent officer was r,y
ed IN attempting 10 swim from lis vessel ,stcr h;
blown her up '''0' i"FH'e
" stated, che, after leaving Hamp,len. tbs r,,,
sS1ea Bangor hmt they we're fired on from FrankIof
avn ostiCyed sone vessels; that they promised to con-
unue ~ Belfast Only four days AZ the eyn;r,,; IS
winch tune they embarked The officers are stste r.
mVf s'h, That they expected large leinloreen,en &
,,'' ihe inhab!antsw SION hear Of edc,fr,o ~
,,9itanI anil Portsmouth. Other accounts add p,s,on
ne whole ofte I'LL division was u;ilcr rroiet;on
o., ~" t w troos had assembled q; Camden under
Coi Foot, Mayors Feed and llawes
CeHinek-( FeL }
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K4LIFA1 PAbERS

We were iast evening favored with Halifax rapers TO
the Goth ult a lew days latest f'PN'' ~
The expedition which has arrived ,t Cos,;ro i,e
:, the 10Th Aug IN the Dragon II, Endymio
o"c2';ai'ee, and y lp InUn of war sud a number NJ
t.aspo is and consiste oftle 29th 65,, and gSb re-
hc''' TWO companies of the 60H. and detaehments
ofarlery and eigneerz--Tbe whole ,,,nI. 80,
III previous papersr was seen, that some OF tLes. ar
we'd tlIeretrom Bermuda "'i'
lie papers rc full OF entries and clca,apces of Voc
very brisk. "EFe'i'"
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CONGRESSIONAL REcIsTFp

Jan, James b. Mason and John L. Boss, Es-
majority, members of the Fourteenth 80
gress from the State of Rhotle-Isl:.nd.
In n. Hampshire, Bradbury, Clley. Wi.
nam Hale, Roger Vose, Daniel Webster, Ie-
qehan Wilcox, and Charles II. AthertoD
hsqu'res' are elected They are all federal.
ist ana the first FIVE members of the present
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FROM SOUIH-.iGfERTCh

A gecteman from Buenos- Ayr,.s informs tI,t tlo
war Oet~eenthe Monteyirleans and Bucnos- Ayreans
continued that the latter had from 20 to $1,000
D@d', armed troops, aid IS sail OF men of warone Of
""''' o. ~ guns, in an attack near Monteyideo,
gan Aniei1ca', formerly olthe snip Alexander Hami
ton) s"a another American, Killed. The shin vas nj
forwards got OIL.
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BALrtMoRE. SEPT. I6.

information rS,eived here Yesterday after
noon from North Point CONFIRMS the account
OF Q thc Snemy's en:barkaton (; but, we arc M
Formed by gentleman whose residence ON
an eihheAce near IKE city giles him an ols-
por'uiiity ct an extensive view, that their
vesssis nave not departed, they remain at an
chorneariy in the same situat;on beh;r1 and
oil North Point. IN their vessels witch had
entcred our river have gone down again and
are CUT Of sight.
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ENENlY'a FORCE.

nc hTst column Of the British Army,
m.'.cn aVacScd our advance, as mentioned
enc half OF the Invading force. Their whole
-oiCe was probably to 10000 men ; one OF
our wounded Citizens taken prisoner, counted
up ssids o. 5000 British ret,eating in one CO.
aamn onTfuesday. Some prisoners ami descr-
yrs nom the British, state their army at or
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Eafracf efG lcfff~ 10 a ee1,lleman in hi, rim,
G0ted


w-ORLEANs, Anp. 10
some time since number of renotts ,,-
circu ating here of tie intended intas;o,s -
TINS country at one time bv the British al
another by the Spaniards, and again iontl,, ~,
ooth. latteTly, we have nothing further oI
Vli' Sugect, ana 1 presume we are as secu,s
as you are in New-York The governrn~,+
q the y, States are making arTanpeme,,ts
at leaSt (and it would seem only fir 9rre.,,1
ahccs) Tor the supply Of large military f5,c.
III ''l'5 quarter. il IS said there will be 5000
troops in addition to those already here ~
Oout 35OO) Tor which rations have been orCie-
req 70 De prepared BY the contractors for tb-
army ne smuggling business at Barrate1c
or NTand Isle, situated sixty or seventy nniies
from hrs Place, continues to- be carried =, -,
great extent as was ever done in anv otbar
pa' OF tbe Lmd. One Of the princint1 Ia
etrs or TINS banditG has been secured and LII
pe trIe9 Iof piracy but still that trade eroos
Oh. w ithn TIE Two last weeks. f,nr new ~
yes nave been brought into Grand Isle r.
S sac 70 ne kussian from England, bound 10
i rehSac"Id' Another, Dutch galliot and
strange 70 tel, Of thenumber IF vessels >, -,
tnese pirates, not one If their crews -
S = oeen seen or beard of, doubtless All mn,
'eteo and still stranger to remark th,t 49,.
.s'. rendezvous Of those robbers sbo,Id
Loni . within % or 70 miles of this me-
living 9'OO-regllar troops. and all tbe r.;j;t;.
%. Ihe country, aud not a siigic cc,,t ~. =.
ais'odSe then" N'''' '"''-7 ~
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MASSACHUSETTS,

Governor Strong has issued his proclam,-
tion, directing a meeting of the Legislature
OF that state on "Wednesday the 5th of Octo-
Der next and general order COMMANDING
the 9tH0ls OF the militia to hold themselves
IN readiness to march at moments 4car7,iar.
WI dlihs' ammunition, and accoutrements.
as the laws OF the y. States and Of tba 49,
require" '"0 STATE
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Cn,;,J 49, NoRFoIK, Sept. IA
CDlelaf I3l!9'7dng RctoTt.-At sunrise this
morning a line of battle-ship, frigate and 2
Digs winch all came down the bay, and an
(l' Yesterday off Back-River, got under
way ana stood towards Lynhaven. Whetb.
CT +hey anchored or went to sea, we know,
'0'' LEDGER.
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CoNcoRn. p,c.n. q

- Vt = y slCIJN.
,, Our election took place last Monday
from tne complexion those towns received, l
am inclined TO think the FederaGsts v,iu snc-
coed by a small majority. The number of
votes is less than in March last but there is
no turning to Federalism Since the last wear
Several hundred of republicans have enlist
Ell In the United States service vet in a
number OF instances republicans have increas-
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Balsimoye. SIM II

Bdltimcrc, Scht. Is.
for the last four days although fcsll of alarm
ana danger, nave given our Helloly citizens .
confidence in each other and IN to,. ntenat.,-
tons made for the defence Of this citv th;ch
mas almost removed every fer Of oar ultimate
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DIR DFFE.NCr

we ais informed that the batteries on Pc
taPsco' sotth Branch, (viz. Fort Covineton.
@na 5lie SAILORS fort, commonly called the six.
gun battery) are to have Immediate arc. ex-
eshs'Vs aaartlons-such as viii effectua!ly Sc
cure that passage. lt
dhe Governor and Council Of his state are
az az Poplar springs, upper end of Anne 4A.i,ni-
JONATHAN MEREDITH, Esq. is appof,,
{ea 1n$isector OF the Third Division of Mary-
and eSna Militia, commended by Major General
Ax!ract Of letter from Ntzy5ury-hsr.,
'9Sshfye"aber 10, to The kee51cr Of lie <. G
Boo,ils, ens landed about 1000 men, yesterday at
position. ~ P'"Se "4'ioU' CE-
will. IN easset, Portland, sc, the greatest alarm PIE
Cd ;, iaee We s.es beorsIgto this town, were destruy
rcd or H on Fenobscot river, and one was cai-
set" "e'e III siSfi, al sun
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The following is list OF the ens,n,,s slim. .;..
1t. Hare.

Fart otthe above were from Uslf,x ,be o.Iu. -;
e srt Oh ehe pass"sethe Bulwark was from Shelbne
nc bacGhante las just arrived on the station iron,
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ox HOsToN, s,

.2L.3R.lILN G. REPORT
n ieter was received in iowa Yesterday f-,r ,I.
post-ini"terin BrstoI (i.ncon COZ dated the 6tI ns
giving the following: '''e '''' INST
foS rsohifT, Sept. 6, O'Clock, p NJ have
Deen notified % an express having arrived at N;zncos
~ rom Def1"t, Who SAYS, the -eneIny have EVACUATED
ua' pace anu That the militia WHO were or,lertt
u'eie, are now ordered 10 Wiscasset Ii is eyuec,ed
uat w iSc'l'stt OF Portland will b. the neNt o;,e, az
attack. fear they will land here or Al BunfI. b.y
ana 90 ON BY land Notwithstanding tI- assurance. 81
ven by Gov ShcrorO'ke and Adj G1T6sth. tat nr;v,ie
property should be respected, yettIe enemy have
Hrht u, tie ienonscot Lear one hundred and twenty
vessels" t"S"S
N0T CORROBOR.4TED
w have bee,e us letter from v,e,rf,rn,ed
gentleman, dateG 6 Woowicil, Sept =" which ssvs
lear - will not be able To pass the P.nohscot @
uebfIsh have taken possession OF it. But or t,oons
are marching on that way i'll great numbers and noss
biy may drive them back to Castine"
rs The British have LETT Belfast,
AS ts last letter was written day later than fbe
P.eeehS' ana nom place in constant corrsspondence
WIN belfast; and as tIis letter makes no mcntion of
the destruction OF the vessels above stated ,y feel
Sohndeht IL Is an exagseratioi, Misrepresentation
Besides we are assired that cent in Castin tle arc
not SO many vessels in the river as are sta;l 10 have
been destroyed The writer of the first l. t,,.r TOO
misicpresens the Proclamation ftb,. Br, h Con-
mandc, which oilers profession only t. he pronc,,,
ol the country lying between the Penolgcot it;,.r
ana f;'ssAns4usdy bay, Which does not include these
places, Csnden, Belfast, Prospect Frankfort BANGOR
or any OF the places OH the " ST slc OF the PeSob
scot' Other letters from the same quarter MAKE, M
mention OF any other destruction tlln that OF th,. Il
duDS rigNIe
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Arrived Yesterday at --, tie letter of p,n,,ou.
sch. David Porter, of this port iir,n cr,z. q, 81
DAYS "a. having csld"i,d the briggs Albm, Robertson
Mars CORVALLIS; Nestcr !. AMI IIor;,.io ,,,,t nj
zach she ordered III, aud iron, the others took and
brought ma cargo ofdiy goNis. The Horaiio sin.
r'h.Cmed for bill OF 10000 dollars
The Enciiy i1 the PsIcEsco. .t\.s
MOST oil our accounts from the Eastward i,eve been
proved 'eil incorrect. The latest, and most direct
rGh the Feao'isco, river, given l., Cant; No,;,
mo We are happy to learn; Sirised in town on Satur-
nav anu several private gentlemen who game Ia tbe
'St Eastern Stage. They concur ia STATING, tI,,t trs
we're NOT tnoe than 4Go So vessels in that riyc Thar
OF those the enemy had DESTROYED but eiabt ,ha i,
the attack OF Hampden Capt Morris r.ce;,,, l;r,I ~
no support frooi tie militia, thcv having fled ON the
'4'proach ot The British troops; tst besides ,l,. A
uAhs, OHpt NJ blew up the store, containing the nr;z.
goods and furniture OF that ship spiked his Guns and
succeeding IN rtr'ting into the woods with lis brave
crew Ihev also i''pOt, that the enemy hourh ,Iov
had behaved very eiviiiy he Inhabitants on tie ,
sac OF tsie river, appeared to change teii Character 10
wards Those OF die Northern burler aI:i had area.
eonlinnted many acts of spola6on and pi,.nder th.
on tne 't' IN the evening, they down th, river
am l'o,h information which had been gathered fi,oni
some Oh li'e it'ts officers, and Which is srt,uqIv eo
rohoHed by several prisoners lately from HaIix II s
eonlectuItd, they intend visiting ali the norris in Tho
bay, ;ssaahe, either by then, boats or ships of WAR II
was eonPned that the present squadrons have G,on
70 ~" nooiS on board Gen. King was said To n, at
OF then from WiscaSict, or Portland
f.11Facf eta 'e!te', from Besf y.1t & Inn o-.,,,,
D nRi!n Portsmouth.
=" Dear Sir-rhe enemy evacuated tbis pl,o. .nd
eMlarkGd on board their ships 1T s,,,tstt vese,roy
ms morning at sunrise, they yot u.Ier ,yo, 81 49,
Standing down the boy for the w, s,w,,,I Til 80
Ell ohects are Portland and Portsmouth, but thcv n.
stop q NLcasset on then. wav '-"'
my committed no Expectations here lut maid l.
40 ~! ''N"S tiey ha''. DAILY .4Gu.
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hut they saw, the Americans were repu,sed and mr.,
toisht, bya party Of fnians, 10 or 81 and were, al,
1't oil reach, before Col. MD lyio had Gel, hsck
between the t.o forts, to prevent beng out fankcO
Was spppzed other retreat. American loss maio,.
an 49, "i''
or George Provost joined The army a. O,ilc.own, on
the ~ inst which was then alta,c; into our terrific
" ~ was expected TO meet viii. opposition befo,
,,s a'iisidat Pntsbngh The Increment OF General
NA'1i was known at Montreal. 'i1e troops under his
command were supposed to be declined fox Sackctrs
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w '''' "" S"og 'HCf2HhS, Sept. 3.
:. re nave been politely favored by capt Sheldon,
district pay master oithe U. S. army who arrived in
town last evening, with a CODY o. the fi,lowi1p.
(ItNEH( Al niSINET,