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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-13
THE ENEMY BELOW.
Irom 20 .Merehank'a c. Nonse RooLa

/Toni me -nerchant'S C. House Books.
by an open boat from Cambridge, which
she left ON Wednesday at 9 p. NJ. i6formation
is received of the light squadron OF British
vessels being still olfJames' Point, and month
Oh Choptank river on Tuesday they caDt,,:cd
san OF craft in Choptank river, with a barge
ana ana ~ or 10 men (the brig in sight,) Of
which they burnt. They fired several shots
at vessel on the stocks, but did not land :
or pieces of artillery havi2g got there from,
cambridge schs whose man@uvring has
rendered them very suspicious, have ben
stretching from one to the other shore of The
Bay, for the last three DAYS, one of tlem has
been seen as high as Sandy Point last even
InS-they were hailed by some of the vessels
pound down, but gave no satisfactory answer.
10 or u vessels bound to Choptank pnt into
nnnapohs last evening, having spoke these
LATEST.
BY another boat that left ChoDtonl- i,et
evening, we learn that the squadron got IN
Ger way and stood down the Bay. Late in
ne evening they were below James Island.
L hey took OH a Mr.. Jones, whose vessel had
grounded in coming out of the Greek. He
went on board for the purpose of having her
restored, by ransom or otherwise but thcv
Pald no attention to him, set her on fire, ard
carried nm on. he artillery from Cam
Sded ''''u
We have information from below that tho
enemy we're on Friday in possession OF Chan
tico' IN st, Mary's county. Many Of the ne
6roes from that county and Charles have
within a few days been brought up into the
interior for icty from the kliDaDners
who appear 10 have greater appetite for
slaves and tobacco, than TO- fighting.
Nat. Latc{
BALTIMORE, Aug z.
We arc pleased to witness the military re-
gi'ari'y and order, preserved IN the cncanp-
meht or The miliGa drawn from Washinetdr
frederick and Baltimore Counties. stationed
on the Tn7b Road, near this CITY, under com
ma"d Of Brig Cen. SthNerURy. consisting
OF to iu.I Regiments of 1000 effective men
each. We view with no less pleasure than
storia' nc; heir tr,at improyen CIT in dis
..,i.''. o. aHtH honorable 70 tae off,
wy '~ re- .oyy.
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LATEs1 FnoNI IIAVANNA.

Inc CIrIs.iona arrived at newport, from
HAVANA, 2tst ME. Passenger, Capt NJ
Donald, Of Eew-York. On Sunday, Oh
WAT " , IN .,i was boarded by the oylph slooP
left Baltimore schooner At HAVANA. lie
only american vessel in port that when the
news Of tie Ncw Consultation OF Srain ha-
wing been rejected ., Sing Ferdinand, FIRST
reached Havana. is crealcd somc d,stuf.
bance among the iahabtaru-. brt nothing oS ,
serious nature, aud .,hon they Lett there every
thing was quiet ~ tn Island.
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II Is 7uih Ue'y great Pleasure 7ve learn
that Capt. Porteris ahftointed 70 The command
IF the. fifgate b,tldmr at Hashmg,ou, svhose
nanie is TO Be changed from The Columbia 10
tie Essex, in compliment 10 his most gallant
ana 1o uforions cficer. Bait. Pat.
Com. Perry GrriUed in his ciu fran Wash
ingt0n on Sunday eUenine laSt.-JKe mder-
stand thGt this gallant officer svW remqia here
10 sufie'1ntend the equhfing ofths lara, 10
gohich he is ahhointed to command. Com,
Po1ter arrived at The same time from Hash-
i1Ston, and proceeded on to his place # resi-
dence IN Chester, Penn. Bait. Tel
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q gentleman who left Flattsbrg Saturday last
reports, hat there 1000 men at Plattsbrlg ana
tlat Oh Friday snowy picket guard was surprised
le utenant and imen we're Killed ard men taken
prisoners The troops we're under marching orders
destination unknown u is saih prisoners and de-
sereis that the British force has etrcateJ from the
bead Of the Lake TO Kingston.
A ~ gin-uig s expected to be at, ched by tie 18th
Of THIS month at VnFenues, 'ic timber Of which was
10 days ago, standing in the forest
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LANCASTER, Ohio Aug.
MACklNAW OURS

BY the politeness Of Gen. Reese, Just from
Detroit, we are enabled to furnish our read
ers with the pleasing news that Mackinaw
has surrendered to the brave Col, Croghan
without firing gun, and that Col. Croshan
with his brave volunteers had gone ON to St.
Josephs, after leaving sufficient force to pro-
tect Mackinaw. Eagle.
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Detroit, which states that detachment of
Militia which was sent to the River Thames
to reconnOitrc, had arrived at Detroit with
number OF prisoners, the baggage of sixty men
and nearly sixty horses The circumstances
as stated, are, that the detachment went to
the River Thames, agreed to flank out to the
right and lett of the road, and meet again at
certain time and place. which they did
On their arrival 1T the place appointed, they
discovered that number of horses had passed
towards Detroit: they pursued them & came
up with them il The evening when they were
encampng 1t being late in the evening, and
the enemy superior i'll numbers, they retired
and camped until morning, when our troops
advanced, attacked the enemy in their camp,
and took or DESTROYED the whole of their dc
tachmcnt, said to consist of 60 Dragons, well
mounted and equipt.
Cincinnati paper Of the Goth ut. saws the
Indian treaty is concluled-that the tribes
have ali agreed 70 take up the m.hawk for
us, against Britain. Our agents intend keep
ing 500 TO 1000 warriors embodied until an
express returns from the President with or
dcrs as to their destination. In this way it is
to be hoped we shall be able 10 retaliate Bri-
tish magnamn,ity.
We learn that the several tribes of Indians
who met ut Greenvile in the beginning Of the
present month for the purpose of treating with
Gen. HARRISON have unanimously agreed to
take up the tomahawk n our favor 1t is I'M
derstood that the conditions of the trcaty are
such that If they remain faithful to our cause,
they are to retain possession of their lands
but if they Ioin the enemy, their present do
mains viii be forfeited to the u. STATES.
FrcdomQa.
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WAsH1NGroN, August 8.

" N II I n o ! OlN, lNVSUSI q.
We understand that the Banks of this Dis
trict have it in contemplation to offer to the
Government the loan OF sum of money, to
be applied exclusively, if accepted by the Pre-
sdent, to the better defence of the District
and that several ofthesc institutions have APP
pointed committees to consider and report on
the subject. If in addition to what the go
velnmcnt has done and yet contcmplates,
such tender be necessary to our security,
the measure will be one of self interest as
well as public spirit, on the part of the Banks,
and will not, we trust, be thwarted by any
suggestions Of political or personal prejudice.
Aug. 9.
By he President orkhs Unttcd .Stetes If Il:
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Founders, from want of horses almost all
ours being killed, and our pieces were gene
rally taken OFT with briscoles- The enemy's
loss in killed. wounded and prisoners, must
be loout u or Is hundred. OF prisoners, We
have taken major gem RIAL, general Drum
u,ond's aid-de- camp, 70 other officers, and a
Sous $50 or 400 men. His force engaged was
oy their own account about 1900 regulars, be-
sides mis- Indians, &c. commanded by lieut..
gen. Drummond and major gen. Rial. We
had not an Indian engaged and our force en-
gagged did not exceed $500 men our loss is
severe. Gems. Brown and Scott, and an aid
OF each with several field officers are woun-
hed--several other officers killed, amongst
whom was my Capt (Ritcllie) he was woun-
ded IN the body, but refused to quit his piece
when cannon shot took most OF his head oil.
All the men at his piece were Killed or woun-
tied. He was brother to the Editor Of the
Ep9uirer and formerly lived III AleXandiia.
My horse being killed when our army was
before fort George, y few days before the &C
ton, and not having received another, / was
obliged from my lamcncsS 10 sei in ID Wagon,
which let me mile from the action from
thence With my crutch hobblel on, but the
actionwas nearly over before got UP. We
retired to this place on the 26th, where VIC
may soon expect another ;ction--Sllould |
come off safe YOU will hear from me, if not
God bless you'll took ger. Rail with fouI
of his officers up to Buffalo. He is wounded
IN the shoulder and will remain there for Sumo
time. The British officers and men not
wounded have been sent into the interior.-
They hRve all been surprised at the obsti-
nate valour OF our troops iii the late actions.
1 ne last one is said to be the greatest ever
fought in this countrJ.
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TO the Editor Of the BOSTON Patriot.
Carr, Chamhieia, Juiy 20'h, 1914.


On the 18Th instant at > oclock at
night, one Of our picquet guards, under the
command, ct the gaiiar. lieutenant Charles
F. Sheiburn", If the 4;h regiment infantry,
was attacked by about % Vcltigcuis and In
dams oals consisted Of 20 men. The Indi-
ans commenced the attack by surprising and
shooting sentinel upon which lieutenant
Sheburne paradcd his guard and received
the fire OF The whole British force with great
bravery, and returned it on the first fire,
we had two killed, and lieutenant s. received
= wound in the hip nevertheless, he kept up
4 well directed FIRE, and stood his ground until
ne received two other wounds, one in the
neck, the other in the right breast he then
made retrograde movement, in cood order,
but kept well directed fire on tie enemy,
until reinforcement arrived tohis assistance
from Camp, upon which thev made charge
upon the enemy, lieutenant S. accompanying
them, although against the express command
and wish of the officers present; but in the
pursuit he fell Oh account of the great loss of
blood We drove the enemy, and took two
prisoners, from whom we learn that heuten-
ant - with his Spartan band, killed twenty,
and wounded six, including one !ieutcnant.-
We found Is killed on the field, and three
wounded. We only had 5 Killed nd 4 woun-
dsd, including our hero, who is now doing
"eu, and VIII DC ont III 4 day OF two. It is
only necessary to add, that lieutenant Shell
burne, after having received his three
wounds, and while in pursuit OF the enemy,
was attacked by ar Indian, who sprung upon
him from the bushes, and gave HIM Slight
cut upon the head with his tomGhawk. After
Il slight skirmish, lieutenant 5. succeeded in
Ciispatching him with his sword, BY thurst
through the body. re then fell for want of
blood and was carried from the field.
Last night, two OF the enemy's patrolling
parties met and attacked each other, and did
net discover their mistake, until they had XII
LED OF their own men.
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Military farce in The Proz incss.

The number of troops in Canada, including
a few recruits which have occasionally arrv-
cd previous to the commencement of the pre-
sent soaso'.. are estimated at 1000. The
number known to have arrived this summer
is 5000. The division of Lord Wcliiugton's
army, under the command of Major Generals
kcmpt, Ross and Robinson, all Of which had
embarked from Garonne on the 2Sth Of Nav,
Is calculated to amount to 5000. \ second
division of the same army of 5000 men, com
prising eco cavalry, was to commence en-
barking at Bordeaux On the lst OF June. A
London papero; June the 9TH mentions that
1890 recruits for the several regiments were
to embark ct Plymouth. The total effective
force wilinot bc short Of $4,000 men, well
supplied with military stores and an adequate
train of artillery, and will probably all have
arrived IL the course Of a few days.
Portland Gcz.
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o"s Of MS bed, and carried lin, on. Re is
one Of our besf Pilots, and is acouaiut.d
-cith eOery inlet and h07bor on our c.caf =
isETo6abie The British are fttino- out an.
e1hedf'o',, and Toanfcd said Odsrctt FIR q
r"of' or z7hat e.Sl1edition is MOI knossn, s.e
hare nor heard q qvord since"
NEwruRYPoR T, Aug. 3.
The L. S. fligate President. Commodore
Decatur, having been completely fitted for
sea, cropped down abreast of the Patterv
at New DIRK, last Thursday, preparatory to
a cruise.
The late U, S. ship Frolick, has been COM
mlsslohed in the British service. ana is now
called the Florida.
Inc English privateers Rolla, Shannon, and
Lively, are how cruising on our coast.
SALEM, July 81.
Arrived schooner Sally, Elworth. 6 davs
from Chncoteague, (Na.) with corn. She was
chased by different cruizer,s.
Inc late sales of prize goods, taken bv thu,
private armed schooner Fox, OF this Dor
amounts to upwards of four thousand dol,
lars.
A passenger in the Eastern Mail Stage last
evening Informed, that a boat from Castme
arrived at Portland on Monday, bringing intor
NATION that two prizes had arr at the. forr,,,,-
place. one of which was captured BY the scb-
David Porter. and said to be very valuable
the other prize had been Captured a lop.-
tune, ey what privateer unknown.
Salem, Ang. 4.--77T. this ,75,1ir,r. cc-t-.
"hN A7a'y, Doa!eT, II daYa f;rn, Iolyg,,.
:-th lO4hrLsoneys, an'oae SHAN are cqffy,,,'
Iread.veH, Lo,ing and Efce. or .SgIc5l 800
FeAo7rS, IF Tie RoNa, ne c,ezg ofhhe ,,f,,r-
feeT l5rEfo7on, f0rt cjNe Greg eC!he 1Hs1,-
as a., 81 Portsmouth, 9cfhe CAeSafeake's creq,
Tile Mary 7vas 6oarded off Gaze Sable I'm
the Dragon ~, from the CHesaheake, ha1iys,
Q" o9a'a large number IF Sfoh7a nepro.s'
an" some fiieceS q cannon, fQke1s IN the Cbes,
aheake.
No troofss had recently arrived at HoHf,,
haze HaLita5r faJhers 10 TIE Esd uh. 'yb.
JoH07yfng articles are all ef'any conseoucuce
contained in them.
Halifax, July 1s.-lrr slooh Ticker. fran
~ York, for Easlhort, catitnrrd 6v X II 3
Saturn. Juiy 20.-.1,7. shin alexander EoV
SStnker, from Bristol, Il. for the JIr0ite7,u,
mean, CAPTURED 6y me Gen. 411stro,,p.. 1,-;z.o-
teer, recaftnred By H. NJ Shih Nlen,cn. IN
~ 2l.-.1rr. letter gfnia'gue scLy. Coz. !S6ft-
bu, for ". York, .for .4m8terda0l, take, by "
~ 8hh Narcis8nS. July 22.-.fyr. H. 81 AZ
SAth SeahorSe, SO days. from Poj1sBiou,h X
NJ brig PuTVian 4; brig Mario, Ftelic,fca. iran,
.7hnsierdom, cargo gin, &c. detained On n.
Seaho'-Se, che6acco boat from ". York. -,jf6
Jour- SEM IN by the Sukey6.
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PaILAnFLrHIA. Ann 8

III 1etteTfr07' er correspondents AT N;,-u' To-f-
a@fed Saturday e7eig, 9ngust G. tits stated g t5gf
the .5castd, Capt Kerr, had rccetithJ coo@reJ ~.
stGob '.Gt0, and the achr Se6taao, 6oai from Pit
GHelpea bo1nid to R,ua'o,a, ,ah on, and oy,i,1S
t s': Hfa Cgpfoin Kerr, Of tie gcast, cx
between this country and c. Brita n"
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part e'',c l'oyo and King rcsi,nchts some rnts and
Indians, and where he had lccn oinod by Col Scutt
with the 1881 regt. from Burlington and par, of the
Gicngary Fcncbles from York The Mai Generals
collective fore amounted To about 1000 men, wal,
w'crit rs his intention 10 take up position at he
Twelve Mile Greek.
HE enemy in the aft, OF the 18th, adyancet,
strong column from Quccnsio consisting OF about three
Thousand men, Will a SIN podndcr and hcwtzer, and
approached Fort Geotgc, evidently with the int, ution
ct establishing their positions enable them to carry
oi their Operations against that post;
1t. col. Tucker, tho had been left in command OF the
to = ON the frontier, moved i!um u. Msaag, will,
FOUNDER x adetachniCnt Of the I.uIy's regiment,
while at the same time part of the Royals moved out
nom ri. George. heavy cannonsding commenced,
which lasted for upS ards ofa hour when Inc impress
sion oil ctr fire upon the such as 10 compel
him to retire precpitaely, and it is suproseS with
considerable loss Not acasua,ty occurred on our
pa,t.
lIhc Greeks mentioned arc on thc Ontario, on the
LEI; OF Gen. BIcwnj
July ,;0Aceo,uts to the 22l inst have been recev-
cd from oura,fMy at Fort George. The American az
my had made sho1r their forces before Fort George
but thought proper retire without making All attack
Gen. Hia ~as constantly receiving achievements, and
ttCn. lhummond was momcntiy expected there with
Urge force; from wlchit may he inferred that before
this, the American army have been compelled to re
trace theirs,eps-At any news of the first conse-
Ticnce from tia, cun'tcr may b. looked for daily.
Fran characterization have also been
received ut the ". G. from lieut.. col MOon:!l at
Nchlmackirark dated the 10th inst when the saIri,n
was in the hes, health and spirits, and amply supplied
with ever thing.
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JAMES MONROE.
Secretary Of STATE.


BY our paper of this day, it will be seen,
that Congress is called, upon to convene at an
earlier day than tiat fixed on by the last Sos
sion. The reasons for this call will be discIo-
sed by the President at the proper time. and
an attempt to anticipate them would be use
less, II not unbecohing in us. The moment
Gus changes which have recently taken place
in the political state OF Europe. affecting, as
they do, our interests and our prospects. will
present 60 the mind of every reader, at least
one OF the considerations which probably
induced the measure. NGf. I,t.
WAsHINGToN, August 10.
Letters from Buffalo, received at the War
Department by the mail of Yesterday, are of
the Sd instant. They state that the whole of
the cneTny's force moved up towards Fort T.
RE and took position about mile from that
OF our army that on the morning of the Sd,
before day ilSht, they passed over the Maya
IA q BODY Of 500 men, who landed below
Black Rock, evidently with design Of attack
ing Buffalo and destroying our stores at that
place; that they were met, engaged for some
hours and compelled to recross, by a corps of
200 Rlticnen and some Volunteers, under the
command Of Maj. Morgan Of the FIRST Rife
Regiment that we had ; men killed and Sc
Teral wounded among whom was Capt Ham
lion, fii',t Rife Regiment that we have IA
zen III the affair several prisoners that the
enemy's loss in killed ard wounded is consdc-
rab'e, ana li.at there is frequent skirmishing
hetVecn he armies on the Canada side.
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
EcTou qfa iefer, dafed Bu6aio, Aalqust9.
~ u. NJ
The Whole of tie cncmy's forces have
moved up within about one mile Of our arm,
this morning ct day LIGHT g crossed ovri
about 500 wcu Just below Biock Roct--hr
OBJECT no dcuOt was to attack buff des-
troy our stores. &c. He was gaItautly met.
20 ,."emen ana 81 part, o., Noiutcers undo
Ma. iuoi stn; aiteg coatcttiugu ) hours
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WefIC0.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, great and weighty matters,
claiming the consideration of the Congress of
the United States, form an extraordinary oc-
casion fer converting them, ! do, by these pre-
sents, appoint Monday, the nineteenth dav Of
September next, for their meeting at the City
OF Washington hereby requiring the respec-
tive Senators and Representatives then and
there to assemble IN Congress, in order to re-
ceive such communications as may then be
made to them, and to consult & determine on
such measures as i'll their wisdom may be
deemed meet for the welfare Of the United
States.
In testimony whereof, have caused the
rT. { Seal of the United States to be here
unto affixed, and signed the same
wish my hand.
Done at the City of Washington,
the eighth day of August, in
the year of our Lord, one thou
sand eight hundred and fourteen,
and of the Independence of the
United States the thirty ninth.
JAMES MADISON.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IT,. )

1TefrSt day IF .4tgust is abboilted Gv Gene~c,
JHehso' or setfang tie Greek bol7aa,y Ei.e he ice
ySHic"ed T'neS 10 f1pre the tribe 10 meet hin, %,
that day al Fort Jackson, his ,csca, quarters
Courier
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a letter iro%, person o., loard the Ota,ta fleet. 70

rs 5iOfher IN fiie en-. 0''''" 7'7e'' 70
,,' Ship Superior Of sackett's Harbor, Aug !,
" ihe SHte'for's beaa.ifN ship, and n,o,fs,q q,
to'tt.sepo'o carr0naes, tg . long t.aesty. Sz,s
on her sp4r decE aud SO Ing o,tg7oo to,ga;s %,
her gun deck. F''''"e'8 "''
SIN Enghsh scir. ab6eGrs eve,v dav off, L,,, ,s-
fono',,,,"9 @' hss eat on sending one IF az eqaat
iorce o;f, she rams Yesterday tie Lndy ~ The Lnie
"aeioraeTsfo pursue her iIt0 R1ucstoa. anal ofi.s
ehass 81 t.'0 Ie'tTs she '7mi, sight q ne qgIo: Ncef
''"'''"' ''e'' PHI. Gaz
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he rccrossed the Niagara. The loss or gain
by either party was not great. We lost or
men killed and several wounded. Capt.
Hamilton is supposed to be mortally woun-
ded.
1--WE took several prisoncrs--thc enemy's
loss was much greater than ours. The armies
are still skirTnishing"
E,rtruct ofG letter from DanviNe, ~: York,
dated .fuguSt4.
The postrider from Buffalo, states, that
Yesterday morning heavy cannonading was
heard supposed that Fort Erie was attack
ed-our troops at Fort Erie confident OF their
ability to maintain their position"
Ertroct ?fo letter, dated
CAILLICoT August ..
We have just heard that Col. Croghan is in
possession of Mackinaw and 81. Joseph'S. lie
went first TO St. Joseph's, and took possession
of that post ; from which he went to Niacki-
nav, and found it evacuated, and took posses
sion oft also The British and Indians rob-
bed the inhabitants of all the pro, isions, &c.
they had. and government has sent up con-
Siderable supply to their relief. MAJ. Int.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-16
CIRCUS.
Messrs. Breschard and Co.
EQUESTRIa.NS,

LATE FROM BALTIMORE,
"AVE the honor to inform the La.
Nh dies and Gentlemen of Alexas.
dria and its vicinity, they have fitted up
a CIRCUS at the upper end OF Wash
ington Street, where they intend to give
few Representa- ns nf Exercise Ut
HORSE.N.aN'SHIP,
executed in superior stile and by the
first talents in that line.
The first performance will commence
on Monday the 18th inst.
TO commence by variety of difficult
Feats Of HsrseGsDship, on one horse,
by Mr. Seigne.
Mr.. Breschard will perform several
Exercises, with Hoops, Chair, Hat, &c.
Mr.. Mental, in character of Clown,
will execute the still Vaulling, termi-.
mating by several Comic Feats.
- Mr.. Codet will dance Hernpipe fol.
lowed by sevelsl astonishing Exercises,
10 terminate by the great Veulting.
The Elegant Horse Conqueror will
perform the part Of a Domestic Dog, he
will bring, at the command Of his mas
ter, a Handkerchief, Whip, Hat, Basket,
SC. and will walk on his knees round
The Circus.
Master Spence will perform several
astonishing feats, forward and back.
ward on one Horse, and will leap over
4 Ribbons.
MIR, Breschard will perform on two
Horses variety Of feats Of dexterity,
with apples, forks, cup and ball, bottle,
SC.
The performance will be varied by
the comic scene Of the Drunken Sol.
der.
The whole 10 conclude with the
laughable scene of the Taylor's Jour-
ney to Brentford-by Mr.. Mental.
The Doors will be open at half past
o'clock, and performance to begin at
S. o'clock prccise!y-Tickets, Box
Dullar-Pit So Cents-Children under
9 years Of age half price.
Tickets to, be had at the Circus.
There will be performances every
day Sunday excepted) weather permit
ting, and every performance will be va
riated by new Exercises of Comic
Scenes.
April Is. II.
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Cohen's Gazette and Lottery
= Register

Is Published every week, and con.
tains besides other matter, ref ular
Price Curiclt anc correct account
OF the Drawn gs cfthe baltimore Lot
teries, with ibioi NE ton raitit uiarII ihs
teresting 10 distant aofenturers. IL
will be forwarded Gratis, 10 compas
MES or individuals Who purchase ana
EualIy Ten Tickets OF more. Others
will pay Two Dollars rer>annum - r.
ders Tor the Gazette must be post paid,
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