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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-12-12

PROPOSALS for any part of the above LOAF
will be received a. the Cumberland Bank dutins
the hours of buGasls, uatii The 2sth DAY OF Deeem
Der nesi. LEVI CUTTER, Cafhier
Nov 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-12-12

Situation 1VQHsed.
young man VINO Is well acquainted with The
asines WISHES a situation IN ". l. good ore.
> d recommendations can be givei--, line dr..
ed 10 Il. d AID Jeff ~ the Gszet vffct
! ne .e,cnded 10.
bee 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-12-12

EE following is an abfffaet Of a Ic,,er ls.,,.
i"ps>fa'f to t6s sH asa/ % W. r. Gown, ~
Mehr' Miner and bngs Grant Dtuegils -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-06
WEsTHAM FoR SALE.

WILL be sold, to the highest bidders, UPON the
w premises, Oh Thursday, the 18th pcctrnhcr
Dcxi, ct ir, otherwise the nextsir sy, that valuable
farm upon Ja,,ies River, cairi ltf2SIi4.n whict,
osatains 25s Acres To hose VITO wish,
TO own small iarns ,l,e eiy. vii bc sold ia ins
oi about so or 90 acres each, extending f he i.er
rsT Each lott wiIi saiTas of doe portion Ue low
grounds and woodland
fhsprDper;y les but few pi.es above Tho city, has
rlic n.n river road passing through it. which divides
the hrm tsorn the woodland 90 thl bv ia.rd o. n
rater, Il msy be approach, with equal facility It's
products can be brrisht TO market wild, very itt.
haore exreace then it ndlonns the c,y--thcse
a'van;ages. combined viii the superior fertility nj the
' and tie heaifdl hding settles thereon render il
altogether the desirable property that has been
't'red ter sale in abou: tie rei,hborhopd OF this
Sty.
Terns-one-th;rl cash. and the balance in equal
payments OF 60 and 100 days. Approved endorsed
sui,ah.e notes will be required, AID deeds prepared
rea'y for the purchasers.
Alter the sale Of the lands, stall proceed to sell
for casa.
iay order of Thomas Wiiso -,e,
THoS. T.4YLoR.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-06
IL!E MANCHESTER
E%ERQGeG x

'ENE SGh'crihefs beg leave to ncrm their friends
a aud the pnb.c morally, that they have r-rno,, Il
rom me iiaii-''ay -iUisr, between Fichrnnre anl
Aeie'Sbd'g, TO tIat confGGdious house on the Rfa.
street u, Az the lower cHa 81 Manchester fjr TIE ,nr
pose o' Keeping Tavern ani from then; long sxreIi-
'h's' Va ,'"t hne ~ bus',esg, they hope and H.tter
'hisc'cs "a hdye ia tliei power give general So
u'"'to! ." s those who may he picaseh TO favour
teHi "ith Their custom. heir house will We ~ ali
uH'ei Wei furnished with tue be-, OF every tlnr nc
ee>Try Tor ,he accommodation OF travellers and others
VINO may iicAse tn cab th~n. Their stables are,
L'rge ana convenient, and will H. constantly s1,I;rJ
"ph'ge tcs OF every knd ofioaee wlic., the market
eH'' I"'Fa--"h5 god and attentive he ':is-Aii Of
vicli will be furnished ut as reasonable rats rs tf
Markets will atruit.
hose gentlemen Who have business in Pichuo-d
anu tn"6 proper to leave GiCr horses in our stables
nay rest "sSntet that csey and ritz nton vii! be
I@d To them They have also procured ict f,t tb.
Turpoce QiiurHng horses IN
B'arrors-ly the week, month Or ear, viii re thank
fully received by GEO iJECLiE ny *
ELIZA *. POWELL.
N w. he Horse is, "a, Mis DIR, open for the re-
'clgn' =" "F'"'''"V De :. g.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-06
P1;CtUSALo

SIliI. be re'eivcl by ie Subscriber until the ,5,
p otDecemhcr, 1914, ior,s,pplyin,. the Uu,,ed
States with tic following, articles in such csn,;,ie. s
may be required, and such price. -, may be ayree
on, VIZ = -o
Cap band. :
Leather c;ips { Iriep,ep
Pompoas
Cotton drilling for snmrner ovcral,s 1
Cottnn ,nosiI. tor shirts
"ooen kessey t~led (grey) fox jackets AMI overall,
WOODEN kersey tvi;'rl (wh,e) Cor oyer.,,is. "a wide
Flannel Tor shirts, socs, Short Stockings
Elanietts made ri; cotton,
Bottons ofevery dssc+ option for trcocs
Blue cath S-i or :. wa!c well dyed
Grey cloth ST. o. wide, Scarlet t.t e. v;,,s
Coek,ies and eagles, Leather stocks
WOODEN blankets ppiats. Materials ,,r tents
Waking tents, Iron camp kettles, Moss pans
Spades ard Shcv,:is, Myttocks aud Picks
sets OF Ten, Poles, Krapsae,:, ttsve,xaels
C.nterns complete, DRAINS CO rriete
Ihrcs,s for raaAng army clo,iing .s.,.-. ~
Sets otartilery harness
CuSuci boxes with cTrss ifs sn hefc-e. ccstl,,rd,
Gen s'iuss, %"sSet, iti.a and Pistol l'lr,s
tS-ide n'tfe per poin1, S,t,p.ur rer poiad
Swos!s Tor non co-iuliss;a,,.d officers
P'S'n'a, Nuskets, Ri'.s, P,r,s,es snA Wires
Cannon traces, tsresst chci'.T, Load, pounds If
ltoa,ps OF cannon and p,pssct ca,-rif.g- paDrr
Bride hits, Siirr-,p 'rras, carr, eoni,s
i'lSne combs, Ho.E' brushes. Noe l..rs
The Proposals mus: be writer aud scae must state
tc articles Tor ''c tie coltr,ct IS desired the ,ian.
uy TO be contracted iar the loves, prica fer which i,
cs e furnished, w'in twelve from the ,,e rid
Cuts execution. 4 Opi with sirsfies will IN eac,,
case hc renure ers;ve the niIlii,nent of the con-
tiaet-The penalty w; be about one third the .rnouD,
oil the contract.
-. RoBERT C. JE.N-A1vGS,
ID Com. SIP.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-06
a TEACHER WANTS a pL.gcE

4 young Man who c'n produce satisfactory recon
= nicl.dat,ons give instruction in tlse .,I,ow;r.
~ "ehes, IS d,siions OF being employed the enssin
yesi va: Spelling iteadig, Writing, Ari:ame,ie, ta.
lam g,en'mal,, the Engsi language, sramma.caly.
~e .'Snents o, Mathematics, Moral Philosophy, Ills,
tory and RellesIct,res together with teoo,.,h, ,h.
use OF Globes anil aps. a lire addressed to Mr. n.
oe',' postmaster iainesvilic. Amelia, will receive i'm
me.nte and prompt attention BY the said teacher
Dcc.I. 49, o.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-06
=
FOR SAL. OK iiHN7T.

* VIE new and conmUlieis BRTCR jyOY-VE
containing eleven rooms, ard an airy p.ss,,e
"th two-slory Brick Kitcio, with three rooms and
large Brick SInoke-hc, :aigo, the tSvo-sty wnl
"ou', with 'hs nccesary n;thpuses at present in the
occupancy oil Mrs. Tm'icy.-i.ach tenement has a.
ere OF land aitaehed roit.-rhc aforementioned pro
p'lfy s situated in an agreeable neshborfood, and o.,
- ntreet-Any prr:on wi-iing To view the premises
wa "Pp!y 20 ~ ID kmhrou;n, at the Subscribers re
ss.t"ef N hch'nnnd terms apply IL H. Tornp-
kans se;~ orNhe SuLsaribcr at Carn saton's B,.do.
T.. roIPXIES.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-06

Z 'ETEiY occr?ici by. MIR, f Cunningham situated
az IN the cast SHE of 18th street. jet see si:; and
Gary ctrcets; Possession to be hal ,5tmediatelv.
.f,o the t,orse siioni,g nov pcc,,,e,l ly Sir.
S'ar"; lssrsson TO hc had Is, January next
.1tH7--'''e i.c and IaBnherIIose corner oe rsth x
Csiy streets, iit;y occupied Nv Mr. Ib,s. r. lta,-is
rs TOBACCO fnHnactoiy possession to he hid isri,ne-
'oa'eW JOSEPH GALlEGO.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-06
ADNERflsEAlItN,T

N W w hereby rvcn i'ia thc Cellr T.. the ma
4 'r "oslnl, ~ the c'y on N,Hi~usr,lfl. ai,,r,.
pa'eg im N''ic Pfons are ~ oce,.,,ie,I ,,,d ,o, 80
.'O'e Ai'de '".tts vii Ice recessed Ito ilest Hos
u wiarI willie gwen "' '''''ee
~ p'oirr q ne r2cy or Sl'ro~f,rs.
'",us! arg Ncyl1 - ."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-06
CLNCLESN4TT.

rsNfit annral meeting OF the Virginia Society Of Gin
= c'nnat will be held at the Capitol, in the City O!
Richmond, on the second Monday in December.
RO. QUARLES,
~ Secretary
. november H. tI2tliD.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-06
900 ACRES OF LAMP FOR .s9LE,

IN" on both sdes of.Ie mau road lesiing from
3 Benty's BRIDGE To- lseaN Ccetrt-;,ense ann o
We miiesirem the letter place. This land is c,ns
80 "a very valrs'ic for crr, tobaeco ogts and wheat
here IS not more tlisn hall oG il cut hat part cleared
- u.''tF s'o' e'iee There Isl small dwe!;ug-ansc
On II with one room ara = ,,eh. The abave la,d he
ioiss {" the estate Of Hcriert G.. Cooke decd
q ans may ao known Ivy Surviving tn
JOHN H. CCCKE.. ercc'r.
80 Qru
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-06
4 ADVERT

N ,p'Sn IRON roy company stables. ct Canp Bot
tcap Bridge, on the night Of the 25t, ms, TW0
,t'hsE', belonging to the State. Oe l,oo Iry. a.
oout 9yeas Oil, with small hi'e star IN his Forehead
long, b'is'iey bob tall sbot before. about set ;,
WIN place ON The sn!e os his backbone se as f he
had pen Sca.dc"- he nther dark blood BAY wears
o'h shod before long switch tall and carries il very
welt lump nn his meek resembling .lstiIoe-a he.;.
az great spirit, abont feet hixi,
Any person Who viii give information tn me respec
tire QnarterM ast.r-C eneraI in Richmond siiI he III
orally rewarded. '-'' ~ "''
d. GLASS, Cart. of .7rt'n
I ayrOu
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-06
JUST RECEIVED,
l. 4 n IL

Wdl Sell on credit, exchange for negroes a
valuable Landed Estate near Charlottesville. Ab..
ucris containing iG5 OF superior quality, nearly
nan cleared, the balance good tobacco lani. With
'e expe:''e this might be mae dei,',tiII set
'iefant for smai family it contains ns,.s iuc. al
vsnt,ges seldom to lie tns. with in estates aov m sale
IN that mott Desirable pas of the countr- eny near
rna,'aetrins m'l on pnblic road has an excelIen,
hasest upon nsrer-siling- STREAM, and within a Few
r'iies OF navigation. My brothe- VIM, Geran LIVING
nesr the place. will shew the land 10 thos. disposed to
purchase, and make known the tcr,us-or letter nd
dressed tn tie subscriber wiz bs assembled to- B.i,e
anxtouS to sell, good bargain may Se he'd
Iynchsrirg, Tee I. D,w5,v,,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-06
SlItAiED OR s,TOI]F,N

4 ~ the night Of the c7th inst fon the. .,b,.rih.r
~ hVlng N shed towu,a large .S03REL .u.2t =.
WIN ur'e Wine legs and large blaze in her face
WIZ E've reward o! five Dollars to anv perxo, WIN
WIN deliver her to me, to ANY friend who viii eo,va
u. -; WM. WARRINNER.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-06
MARSHAi'8 SAGE.

virtue ofa decree OF the Crcpd Cours orfhe "
states, Ion The F'tl Crso.t a,i virginia - s,ric,
~ u'e sHt ~ 'li'a'cery therein d.pe-d,ns b.tssc1
James Hopk'rk, HirsisnR ratocr ~ tie lie ,nero.
ulc hpnSe ot 4leXandc' 3'igs, John Bowr1a,, ), co
plaintiffs. and 'e executors nj 40 a,afr, Nsurv ds
and others, deIendns" - be spd, 1t pnil;r ic,,r
VT 'eaay HoiGf, o. ihn sdoy the 81 lv oe Deem.
bcr next, ~ t,y taycrr. Of Alexander II p,r,a's
,src'0 Nrongh IN he sgrnty Of Meet ienb,t, SIX or
f,wnt Likely SLy9gE5, eOnsgtng of r,4r hos .rd
yris, Tor Tie purposes is the s., tecree mentioned
W.. MINI, D. NJ Tor
ANDRE T1DOEE. ~ w
Nccer Der 60. 49,.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-06

De. I: cawewp
PuF 'ance OF decree of the Superior
N Court of ChGncefy, holden at the Can;toI
in the City OF Richmond, pronounced on the
3lst day OF January last, between -
John Preston, Administrator, de bonis non. &c
George Mayo, decd. the slid John pre,ton
and t.liz abeth, late Elizabeth A. Mavo hi,
vile. which saiti Elizabeth A. Presson. is
one OF the co-heirs of Edward Carrinrton.
decd. and George Darlington, Elizabeth
CarrhSton, Alexander Darlington, Will
ara robert harrington. Maria Carrns:ton,
AuOert arlington, Codrington Darlington,
il. Wilson Darlington, Elizabeth C;p,Wn
harrington, George Darlington, Mayo Car
rington, Richard Adams Carriprton ?, foI,r,
~ Nearing. n, intat.ts under the age Of tye en-
~ one years, by Codrington Carringtop. the
ellsT, the'T next friend, the said CoeIrinfton
harrington, the elder, Elizabeth WATKINS
hannah Cabci, Judith Bernard, Geo. Ber-
nard, Ann Bernard, William Eer,.ncton. }o
seph t'rrinSton, Litteberry C.rriree,ou
BENJAMIN Darlington, Paul Carrington ir.
son OF Josephl and Paul G irrine,,on. tie
eiler, others Of the co-heirs OF Edward
tar1lSton, decd. and Addison Harrison
and lheodosi1 ms .vife. Thomas MURRAY
Walton aud Fanny his wife, James Pjfman
and birmingham bis wife, Wills, Wits md
''''C.'lN' - no Vic, anu On4rteS A,CDlnUd
and Heningham LIS wife, which said 1beo-
dosia Harris Fanny Harrison, fleming
ham Pltman, Elizabeth Wins and He
n'nS"An Copeland, are che residue of the
said co-ieclrS OF the said Edward CARING
ton, deceased, and the eaid John presro1
administrator of t,ouiaa Mayo, decd. f1itgs
AGAINST '"
John Mayo and .Erzabe'eL Cs,ripo.on "a
ministratri% OF Edward Darlington, decea-
sed, mr.
WjLK BE SOLD 0T aUCTI.;., =.
On fhe 7,rCmtseS, on 1HursQav tie SIN of
Jam met. FIR readg r7oney, ne uotey
GRISp MILLS
and appurtenauces, commonly called Nays
Mills, below, but adjoining the town Of Eian-
chester, IN the county Of Chesterfield.
The sale VIII begin between and1 o.
clock in the forenoon
CRiHi.ES GOPT,HN'D.
COORLNGTO.S C.1hItiNGTOtr ! Coy,,,,
.qfILES BO,FY'
NM - 81,
sAAiSI Ed JOUJUFl, o,oIe0i le-- c7--r ,-,,---- :
" S'roag, aciiVe an! ileltgeut Bkck .Jjs,i. y,
"TI,Jor me HfciLm9,td U5EOn .9r Fnrnsce .3lso
Hhe .scn, ,cio is zen acquainted 1.eti he Et;bic
or 6iqtF-N'uifls 6fSvieFs, anil 1ri1 IL cgbl,bo al
teS"g c'S0ee IF a stVita's ah9s Tn5se Of he 5ool
d'Scrpio', siR meet ruth i50Gi usaxes on goesc,o,
P0TihiH, iSa6baton e. "a.
~ y. CG"t f,2i9 sr Od Coaser, grass anil JJs,,.
80
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-06
IOR SAIE


4 The C'liee Of Richie * Truel,ea1+, the VTRGI
II WI .4H~if.hN.5c for The wear isIs.
"a ANTED, good man or Woman L,Ir,n-,, ,,,,,,
- w"'lii l's preferred --.3lso 4 Boy aboit Is
wen s"iiNited with hoasework. Apply at tic En-,
y M.erI lnee. Nov!i5 NJ
DOVER COAL-PiTTS FOR SIZE
sSYh.L h. srld on the premises, on TUESDAY the
zml daT OF l)cceinber next, Gfair, L not In,
nsxthr day The highest bidder the ;rtarot, Mo, ,
3nbseriber nntsn the o,ii CoaI-Pitts which is se
S' est IN 1893 Acres, az, The r,;,h. OF yyo-knr,
eosi IA about 100 Acres alitripe s,iG Ergo. - ~
ess7 ON tic 'iier mn;ety, which ss eight ye?rs to
~ ,t' 'he hf5t nv OF ahusry neSt, at the rate of
k1'"" lE "Nr'ini, and cent per bu,fcl over, a,d
above lU1. 10 bushels, which may be Delivered At
.he i!Ss'n IN fchmo1G, with tir privilege OF working
me arm, (Which is very f:odue.iye) and the use of ali
1 nc , are.n"T IN goof order FIR working having
Se'rgsi@'s sunk INTO large bodies OF coal @, sr,rior
GIay, 81 tiat they ngv nc worked s..vera, ,,o., a.,
nd' httie criee Tire o,,,eee of b,sns- ,hc c,e in
bIshel. '''0e '0''s per
The terms g. payment viii be. one-s;y,h ,,t in s;
fDoi'ti's from ,Ie date, aud lle lesi,It, q, f.e ,
'n''"i pay'aeFts WIKI interest from the ,ate vi;h a
'u' 'Sc on 'he oTeHse-, and personal .,c,uty The
rehaser may take Possession % the Pts t, inc dav
W S'e' ann every house but he dwcliing house AND
US appsmHges wSiei sinai! % svsl up in a;a,c,, next
lie nHy also, (ii hc wishes IT. have ali i,c ho,,es
mules o7Fs NC at valuation, 50 tlia, nc may De ems
hed 10 go pr,}tsbiy tn work i'm nedatel, arte- ,Ls
plr'i"sc, and make the sales rfhc coal meet his pq,
Tncnts. us P''
Ny anxiety alone to retire from bnzi-o7, IN - -,
arc, IS the cas. oiiny MAKING sale THIS valuable r
periy-Dr John Adams, who OWES the other rnn...,.
q uis ricrty, has authorised to So that he yiil
treat prNaley with any gentleman for his interest IN
The sale will begin a, 10 o'cost
Nov. 50. I'd, ''''''' MI Ill
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-06
TO Rem - lIfE iiUUoC

- os. en1an " e'". ?
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-28

\ sloop of ~sr appeared eff Cape
Look out ('5 miles east OF Beaufor,) on
The 9Th inst.--she was VISITED by two pr
lots, who we're detained She then ran
down to Beauf IT bar and b4f:re any e..
formation respecting her had reached
hat place, decpyed If as pilots Major
DeISher, Fuller and oneyor two others,
who we're also detained. On the IN
she anchored near Capo Lookout, and
sent boat on shore With II men for the
purpose of getting wood ard water -
Maj Nathaniel Pinkham, late comman-
dei q Fott Hampton, having discover.
Cd her movements raised coK paay nf
militia. whom he secreted behiud The
sand banks, snd by his vigilance and &C
tivity would have succeeded in cutting
them of bat for IN alarm given by ano.
Their company Of men marching from
Beaufort-They were 6.cd Oh and pur
sued 10 the waters edge by major p
several balls struck the boat and sails,
hut the men escaped uniplured. The
Pilo:s were t'eatea very politely, and
ssoton shore three days afterwards. Ma
i,"FUlier t'es that he was of,red ,Ot 0
D 'iIags 10 pilot the vessel over Beau.
fort bar.
A schr. The Ellen, Com Belfast, bound
20 Lisbon, prize 10 the prlsateer Herald
OF New York, arrived at Beufort on the
5Ih, with q cargo Of Irish pork, hams,
lard, beef. SC. ;he cargo supposed to be
worth ~, or Is thousand dollars ASb-
Their valuable prize to the same private
has arrived at Wilmington, with cargo
Of Dr. goods, invo,ced at 100000 pounds
sterling The Herald has made I nther
PRICES, two ct which were ordered in,
the. other two burnt.
A prize schr. taken BY tbs Snap ORA
con arrived al Newbern last week, wiIh
, cargo of FISH and oil-The Snap ORA
gon has taken two other prizes. one cf
which she burnt, the otber sent for the
u. s. their value not very great
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-28

AT meeting Of The militia cheers
Of the town, held on Monday eveo'ns
at General Young's 1t was unanimously
determined, tina, in the present menac-
ing. position OF the enemy, they VIII use
every exertion in their power to put the
militia in the most efficient state oil de-
fence. To do this, they have agreed'
that every officer, (and as many non-
commissioned tficers and privates as
may ehoose) shall assemble Tin citizens
dres. each with his gum on the COM
mons opposite to Piles Garden every
Monday. Wednesday and Friday alter
noon, precisely at FIVE o'clock.--on
these evenings, the most useful militia
ry knowledge will be taught in compa-
MES and it is agreed that on every sa'
turday cnmiug at three O'Clock, Tho
whole military force of the town shall
meet on the same ground, uniformed
armed and equipped. for the sole pur-
pose OF being taught how to act in eon-
cert and what will be their duty IN tho
Fl Id of battle. TINS arrangement being
entirely voluntary, theoficets have sole:
Iy to depend upon the discernmeht OF
their fellow citizens for the successful
issue of their sxertious and they hats
ter themselves that no man who has
nado up his mind to defend his coantry
and his town, against SO 0nprincipied
an enemy Can possibly refuse to ems
brace so favorable an opportunity to qua
lily himself for the task.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-28

From the Buffalo Gazette Of J31y 10,
recelvea By tie Erhress Mail
The army remained at Qucenston
Heights, at our latest advices.
There have been several small Affairs
between the piquets. o. Tuesday night
last, party from our army, command
cd bv Gen John Swift, (lale of Palmy-
ra Ontario county, of the volunteers,
enc untered part of the enemy, a part
of whom surrendered; and while our
party were advancing TO receive those OF
the enemy, part Of whom surrendered;
and while eur party were advancing to
receive those Of the enemy. who had sur
rendered, follow shot Gen Swift thre'
the body! which wound proved nor'ai
the next morning. We understand the
man csc ped but those that surrender.
ed were brought IN
r. IN, fir fell one OF the worthless
f the R xolution-the veteran soldier
the h nsrable patriot Pslmy'a has
u,w to lamen, the loss oftwn of he, best
citizen. The gallant Cuyier fell on
the shores cf the Niagara- On the
H. lights Of Queens,on rest the remains
Of III. valian Swift.
On F.i''ay lat, several wagons 10
the employ Of the U. ststss were taken
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-28

by the enemy near St. David's, j miles
from Queenston (; Seth Cotton, of But
falo, and his team, were among the cap
tured. >
On Saturday nigh. last, party OF the
enemy. said to be Indians, surprised
our piquet at Fort Erie: consisting OF s
men, Of which were killed and the
rest taken.
A boat, containing three men, and
aquantity of goods supposed to be per-
son. following the army as retailers, is
reported 70 have passed over Niagara
Falls last week. The names ofthe per.
sons said to be lost, we have not ascer.
tanned.
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Eriract Of a letter to the Editor Of
the Political Examiner, dated

HAMILTON. (Ohio) July 9.
I" A. letter .jnst received from
Greenville mentions, that $500 In
dams have assembled at that place,
and s.lew a hostile dispositiOn-that
We have but $50 men there-and that
the savages will not observe any
kind Of order; they seize the pro-
visions as they arrive. There will
be some serious deprsdations on our
frontier.
{" The letter you may rely on as
conveying correct intelligence; it
comes from the commander Of the
regular forces there by express"
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Joseph Smith.
July %
Land for Sale.

"HE. Subscriber h. tor sale small
z parcel of LAND conlai ing az
bout ~ ACRES in Fairi,x Comfy.
on the Waters Of Sandy Run, about 8
or miles west of the Occoqnan Aiills4
This Land is veil situated with most
excellent Mill Seat on never failing
stream, the land is all in woods a. d
heavy tinbered, excspt about Z Acres
which is cleared. will sell tits smalI
parcel Of Land upon good terms. Any
person wishing to purchase can knew
the terms by applying to the subscriber
near Fairfax Court House, or Joseph
Han, pton near the premises.
Henry S. Haley.
July 90 3t*
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ALBANY, July 20, (.Argns. J


Fcon the North, we have had several
a.aiming reports within few days but
recent and direct advices contradict
them altogether. No movement Of the
enemy had taken place at Od!eiown on
Champlain. Commodore Marlborough
has succeeded in taking and destroying
Second set of mass for the new Bri.
fish vessels at Isle aux Neix ard St.
Johns; en! and hretayea in the United
States.
We have seen a gentlemen who left
Sackett's Harbor on Monday morning,
and we are under the moriiIying neces-
'ity ef repeating, on his authority" The
fret had NOT sailed" He states, that
on Saturday 500 ri1emen left the Har.
Dor in boats ydestined for Browns army,
conveyed by two briggs; that the troops
were compelled on Sunday BY hs,d wea.
ther, to land upon Stoney Island, and
the briggs to return to port; and that on
Monday morning, when the Stage came
out, firing was heard, supposed to be
an stack of the enemy upon our force
on Stoney leland.
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, JvLs %.
Tosusw
FHE sERt AGE & 8ocy ol.rHz TINE
ais xoRA AND PREs.URR,n

A part OF the Mary land Militia under
the command, Of Gen. Stewart, on San
day evening last, beat off two Of the enc
nays schrs and FIVE barges, which had
been detached for the purpose Of burn
ing the Warehouse and taking off the
Tobacco al Cedar Point. The Gen. had
but tao field fieees, and these he was
obliged to plant in IN open field and in
tull range OF the enc my's fire. Notwith-
siantling the disadvantage of his position
and the superiority of the force opposed
to him, he succeeded in repulsing the
ma'anders with considerable apparent
damage to- their vessels. No lives were
lost or wounds received on our side not
withstanding the vessels kept up long
and brisk fire with Rockets, Bombs and
round Shot,. The Warehouse at Cedar
Point was burnt, but the Tobacco was
saved. There is no British vessel Of
force now above Blackstone's Island.
Gen. Stewart is encamped at Cedar
PoiW. s
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Battle of ChiDDewa,

The Boston Palladium of July %,
contains the British Official account Of
The battle at Chippewa, Trey ackpowl-
edge severe loss in killed and wound.
ed, including number of officers.
They represent theirs as a handful of
men opposed by General Browns army
OF 5000.