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WAs committed 10 the jail % Frederick county OIL the
~ sth August last, negro slave named RAL Pm
slIs' RALPH shALLW0on. about 80 years 81 age, rye
Iset eno eleven inches high very BLACK wen ssoportt
0ned, large Whiskers, &c bad on green sutfon cosf
hnsn paniaoors and Marseiles vest good bound socs
ea ur nat says he belongs 10 Thomas Bradley Of Ten
heo"ner is desired 70 come forward prove rropefty
~ chsIgee ana taRe MN away or, he Will be tce's
Docember2. 81 -.
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MISSION TO CAPE HENRY (Hnd

BALTIMORE, Feb. 3.-We understand
from correct source, that the u States
sloop of war Hornet, is under sailing or
ders for Cape Henry, (HaytD and that an
ambassador will proceed iii her to demand
from the King of Hayti, decentralization
for sequestered American property.
Fed RepuJhcan.
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Partnership.

TUE subscribers have formed partnership and taken
or the present the house lately in the Occupancy Of
MessIs' Edmund Taylor Co. door above the Farm
s Bauk where they tender their 10 the public
- AOCTONkkkS aud COMMISSION MERCHANTs-
under the nfm CIV. c. s. O. CLARKE.
W, CLARKE
CHASSIS. CLARKE,
February s. sfu
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Notice

NOtlce.
nN the 3oih Of last menth, took from on board Of
~ John Woods boat, beasman Peter, Dbl. Of F4our
branded c. HARPER This notice IL 10 inform the own.
er, so that he may aud prove his property ray
charges, aud take u away OF shall deal with u as the
law directsbst a. t will 6e sold at the expiration Of
six weeks from this date
WILLIAM pIGGOTT.
Inspector Of Boats az Lock Harbour.
February y. sT.w6t
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Valken nn.

A an esiray, ~ HENRY BRiDcswArfR =, ~.
coruy o. Chesterfield, residing about miles nor.
the down ~ MANCHESTER, the tufnpiks road a.rf
HoW, WIN white aud black spots, Wifb cop ard fI
crop IN tue ri9ht car, the icN ear appafsni, dsHu
~ The dogs and arpfaises e eish. dollars.
fefoaii sgus
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John Staples was reelected superinierdant
oil the mandatory OF arms George William
SON, master armUTer; and Matthew WoOdson
assistant arn0rer.
The hsuse went again into committee of the
whole on the bill" Incorporating the Manches-
ter canal company'-but the committee not
having time TO go through the same, obtained
leave to sill again
Engiossed bills" A Authorizing the court of
Russell county to order the width OF certain
roads In the said county, and for other purpo-
ses-" incorporating company 10 establish
Il turnpike road from Harper's ferry ina the
county of Jefferson TO the town of Winchester
IN the county OF Frederick, passing through
the town OF Charlestown"--'' Incorporating a
conipan, to establish turnpike read from
Lynchburg TO Salem" Concerning the salt
tax on the river Kanawha"-were severaIly
read a third time and passed.
The Speaker laid before the house letter
from Philip Harrison, one Of the delegates
from the county OF Prince William, which was
read as follows:
To the honorable The Speaker of the House of
Delegates.
SIR-Ihe adoption by the house of the re-
port and resolutions OF the committee of priv.
reyes ana elections I'm relation TO the memorial
OF Garrett Minor, Esq. complaining of the
undue election OF Carter l.. Ste, enson, ESQ
renders II proper that should inform the
House OF Delegates, through YOU that thew
HAY take such order thereupon, as TO them
may seem proper; that 1 hold the office of
attorney for the commonwealth. by th, an
pointment OF Judge of the superior court of
law of the county which represent
Ipray you, Sir, to be assure ed of my high res.
pect, &C.
PHILIP HARRISON.
On motion of Mr.. Black burn Ordered, That
tie said letter be laid upon the table
YESTERDAY, the III. of Delegates sat
till a late hour. There was much debate
on The Manchester Canal Bill, and on va i.
rlOus amendments proposed 10 If. The
bill was finally ordered by considerable
majority TO be engrossed and read third
time.
The bill for incorporating the Rich
Inond East India company came OIL upon
its second reading. II was opposed by
Messrs. Scott and Hill of King and Queen
and supported by Messrs. Robertson
(of r. Blackburn and Lane. On taking
the question the bill was rejected; ayes 40.
noes 81.
The reader will perceive bv the Jour
malls of Tuesday, that MIR. Harrison of
Prince William, in consequence of the a.
dopnon of a report in the case of Mr..
Stevenson of Spottsy lvania, came forward
TO state that he TOO held the office of at
tOrney for the commonwealth i'm one of
the superior courts of law, leaving the
House TO take such order as thew might
think proper.-Mr. Nay Tor of Hampshire.
also informed the House from his seat.
that he was similarly situated in this re-
spect.-Y Yesterday, the House ofDelegates
decided III separate resolutions, that these
two gentlemen were disqualified under
The l4th article of The constitution from
sitting Ill the present General Assembly.
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Revised Mills

A FEW copies Of the REVISED BILLS, neatly bali
January ~. s4wst
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An example worthy the limitation Of Empe-
rOrS nnd PRINCES

<1W tAUHIptc WOJtHV tNe fHttHLlON or IlnDe-
TOJS and Princes.
Maria Louisa, late Empress ofFrance,
and now Duchess Of Parma, has by
formal Edict, forbid IIer subjects to kneel
"a homage which, she Justly saws, is
due only to GOD. She calls upon all
the clergy within her dOminiOns, TO make
her subjects sensible of this, which hi
therto she has been unable to do. In our
free country, where all may approach
with confidence the highest earthly an
thority that we acknowledge, and make
known their requests without the degrad-
ing practice of kneeIing, or falling pros
trate, few, perhaps, have reflected that in
almost every nation, thousands Of iuteli.
gent beings, thus do homage, who pro-
badly never bent The knee in humble a.
doration before the Supreme Monarch of
the Universe. Strange infatuation! Tru-
ly does this woman speak, when she saws
IT IS homage not due to her. Nav her
example be speedily followed by every
potentate on earth, and the humble ado
ration of their subjects be thus directed
to HIM alone TO whom il is due.
New Hampshire Sentinel.
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January 81.
4 Powilatan COunty Court, January 2iSt, ISIS
n Kane Chast2iu,. PldiUfi6. 4

4 ""ndidh tonny court, January 21st, 1878
u name Chastain,' .Pldinf6,l
Frederick Cox and John Carr, DeJ'ks !
Tbs day came the plaintiff by Francis s. O'Reiy Esn
ms Attorney, and the defendant John Carr not bavjo
entered his appearance and given security accotig 80
the act Of Assembly and The rules Of this Conf ami
appearing TO The satisfaction the Court that ne il M,
an lnhabant Of this state It is therefore decreed ana
ordered that the said John Carr do appear heIe on or
before the third Wednesday IN April next and aus,y,,
the plaintiffs bill and give security fof performing suc
utcite as the Court may make herein aud that a uouy
OF iIs ofdeT be forthwith inserted in some nssaer
published in the City OF Richmond and continued tr
two months successiyeiy and that another copy be pos
successive court days previous the said third weSe
day III April next. A copy-Tese
S7-w4ws Nh. S. DANCE cle,t
IN CHANCERY.--In Amelia County Court, December
u 25th. Isl7--
JOSIAH nndey, administrator de boni- non Of Ben over
ION GNU iaiHaHf
Elizabeth WebSter and Edmund webster Thomas web
stef, John Webster, Peter Webster aud william " ,I.
steT ana Edmund Webstcrwhich four last men ionra
defendants are children aud distributes Of John Cd.
steI5 ueceassh. DfJfHS0nfs
The defendants John Webster Peter Webster William
webster, and Edmund Webster the children and distu
Dueos OF John WEBSTER decd, having entered their
appearance aud given security according 10 the act If
Assembly and rules OF this Court and II apne4t,ug IN
tue satisfaction of the that they are not nhanfs
ot this commonwealth on the motion Of the rurnplsu
ahl ny MS counsel u is ordered that the said defendants
Iast mentioned, TO wit, John William Peter aad Idatnrd
Nebsters, do appesf here on the fourth Thursdav Ia ~
IuIlhef ordered, that copy this order be ortbyt
published ia some public newspaper printed In Richmond
OF fetSrsDnTg, Tor two months succcssiyey AID that an
oth'I copy be posted al the front door Of Tie COURTEOUS.
VI 'dio county on two successive court days.
CoPy-Iesie, }. 7. LEioH, c. a. c.
ifuiHdfN .. Sf.WfA2Tr
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A VIRGINIAN.
.------s-EsER *ANHEaz.-a.-.

By census Of the Slaves in the differ
emf Parishes in the Island of Jamaica,
published last month, it appears that
there are, 172, $50 Males, and l72, 663 Fe-
males-toial 1852 There being diff
ference between the sexes of only "a, in
SO large population.
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John A. Niche, executor of william Niche senr dec.
- Plaintiff,
John Wood. Robert w. Lewis & James Niche admins,
traitor de bonis non, with the will ANNEXED OF JOhr
Micbie, dec. DeCe,,Ja,tS
The defendants Robert w. Lewis and John Woon NOT
having entered their appearance and given securiy az
cOIoiHg 70 me act OF Assembly and the rules Of this
court, and appearing by Satisfactory evidence thar
they are not Inhabitants of this Commonwealth
IL ID ORDERED, That the said defendants do nope,r
here ON the second Monday in Alrii next and answer
the bi OF the plaintiff and that copy this order be
forlhwith inserted in ner spaper printed in Rich
inOnd for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted al lie
front door OF the courthouse of this county
Ac0py-Teste,
JOHN PO1NDExTER, Gle
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Notice.

Ii persons having claims against the estate " AZ
TER POTTER, dec late OF this CITY, are requested
TO bring Them forward properly authenticated in order
that the same may be paid and those indebted 10 the
saiG estate are requested make Immediate pa, men 10
SALLY POTTER, adm'x. or TO ROBERT HYDE her A.
gent. February D. sgt
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George w. KinsOlying

EiUhNS his grateful acknowledgements to the put.
lie of past favours, and informs them that be has
TAKEN the EAGLE TAVERN, in the town Of Chsrlottes
'lie lately occupied by Thomas Wells and Mary
where lac has provided himself with every thing
y tor TIE accommodation of travellers and homes Inv
;ifict attention, TO merit and with portion OF puD
lie patronage. Feb S. AZ I'r
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IN CHANcERf.-At court held for Louisa comfy
Il the 9Th day of December 1917
John A. Niche, executor william Niche sen'r dec
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HOUSE OF DELEG ATES.
FRIDAY, January S0.-A communication was
received from the Senate by their clerk that
they had passed the bills, entitled" An act
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February
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are almost edily practised by tie >.
yes, ascertaincd 10 be the PheIe,5rs.. d
IfopoRaeeS, inhabitants of two small IND
SeS OF shetr names, on or near Film, r.. g
who have during the late hosIilit;sa =,
dcavofed 10 conceal their blood. "a; VI
aad hosille disposition under n cloal. =
friendships the combined reuuls,s "
nilllia iorce under Major Gen. Jacbsq
being too far advanced into tie bear,
HE Creek Nation To admit of amy sros q
operations against them from Tia, :, ~
ter: the commander ~ ci,ief of The e,
deeals II eNpcdipnt for the safety oCSs
frontier inhabitants, and tn nre,ep, t
Their depredailons by them. ,l,a, a sns
cIehi military force should be mnrci
immediately against those towns. 10 en-
their complete destruction and for ~ 81
speedy accomplishment of which. cue
Cbed wright, commanding a senior or
cen oi the militia stationed on ile fro"
Tier, VIII order captains Dean and CHI
VINO are stationed ~ different poin,e
The OcmuiSce, 10 proceed immedia,,
WIN Their respective commands 10 H."
ford or such other place as he shall d..
ccNpedleni between thai place and POI,
Eariy, WIN The exception OF IA small eu.,G
placed under The command of a subsl,o,.
va HoH-CohNh'sSioneu oiicrr to defend
'he posts they now occupy he is also,,,
ihorlsed 10 receive such CompanjeS
may voluntarily join him. CAPT. Timo,L'
l.. Rogers, commanding volunteer ,roos
OF hshi dragoenS in Jones, and canal
John Prrmcnter, commanding A yo!uniea
company OF ritiemcn in Twisgs conn,r
VIII join captain Wright al Hartford. g.
soon as the respective companies sbsu
have arrived al tlIa' place, captain Vr"b,
VIII proceed with HE Whole 10 For,EaTSI",'
where he Is authorised To call on cap,an,
botiiweit or the commanding officer .,
tha'sia,ion, torthe whole orhis comn,anS
except so many as are actually necessa,.
Tor lis immediate protection. The u,mo.,
precauiion will benecessar, to the acro'n
pllshment of this imporlau, object. and u
effect which, il will be necessary thai
profound secrecy should be ohseryeS
and the expedition prosecuted with tbsI
greatest possible dispatch, in order ~
take The India by surprise rs This !,
the only probable means at obtaining .a
eiifctua and decisive victory over AN enl
emy who viii not come into contact An /
equal terms. va
by order Of lie Commander in Chief.
E. WOOD, Secrotarv
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SOUTH AaMERICa.
We have received bv the Clarendon.
Jamaica papers To the 18th ult

Nc nave received ny TIE Clarendon,
Jamaica papers 10 the 18th uli
n. y. Nrc Adr.
KINGsToN. Gam.) April IS. -. The
Primrose, of l8guns. FROM Havana, carri-
ed thither from CarIIag ma, Lieut. Gen.
MoHialvo, late governor Of lliaf city, on
his gay TO Old Spain.
Several lnsurgent privateers were cruz
ing III the neIghboraood Of Havana, and
have made many captures Of Spanish YES
sells.
Tie number Of slaves introduced into
tie port OF Havana, IN only months, was
1851
The Patriots brig, Com. Taylor, under
the flag Of Bueuos Ayrts, was cruizing
about 10 DAYS since 10 windward of Cuba.
She had been out about six weeks, and
mad made several captures.
The Venezuelan brig Gen. Arismendj.
put into Port Royal yesterday for water
aud provisions. She had made iwo cap
lures, tIic Spanish brig Joseph lie Second,
from the coast of Africa with slaves, and
Spanish scIr. Iudita, from ST. Jago de
Cuba, for Porto Rico.
The British trigaie Ia Pique. arrived
at Port Royal yesterday, from Cam
peaclIy. This vessel had gone 10 Cam
peacly for the purpose of taking The mo-
ney out Of The ipI,igtna, Spanish frigaie,
which had nj, in IN distress. Tile a.
mount Is SAID to be three millions.
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MlLLEDGEvILLE, May 5.-ln our last
paper, We briefly noticed tho issue of the
late expedition against The CheIiaw In
dams. SlHcc t!cn, The official account
OF that affair has been received. and viii
he found below. Respecting the poliry
81 tins expedition, there are various OBI
Hi?us and with regard to It's tragical re.
SUIT, many contradictory statements. II
u asserted, aud so far as we lave heard
II expressed, public opinion favors flie be-
hcl, That the town DESTROYED was frieDtdy :
and some Of It's Warriors are stated 10 be
now with The army under General Jack
son. On all subjects aud more pavticu.
larl' on orc winch iias excited much IN
lfrrst aud feeling through fhc country.
" u our duty, Is fsith'nl pmrveyo rs of
Intelligence, 10 collect II,e .faefs, so far
as re ore able, ana iv Them before the
PuaIic. VIII tId ihc annexed do
0neni- arc insert . .3,an cheer
July give q place f.tcmeuf.
'"i' e'a'tu 10 81. .ccti-
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Copy Of q letter from Judge Strong to tie CO.
reTnOr, dated

'S'HO, UutCu
HARTFORD, 9th April, 1918.
SIR-On my route 10 Teliair and back.
immediately on the frontier, ] took much
pains TO ascertain the disposition of the
Towns below Chehaw, and from "a varie.
~ OF corroberaiine facts, have no doubt
but that majority Of their Warriors are
hostile, and have done most of the recent
mischief on our borders. A part, if not
all, of the Chehaw Towns ar also hos.
tile; some were painted, and the cattle Of
different citizens found there, which had
been driven off by the indians. The re-
cent occurrence there, puts their DISPOSE
lion out of the question.-There can be
nOdoubt but they will do US all the injury
they can. AS an Individual therefore feel
DESTROYS, that ample means should be pla-
ced IN Capt. Wrighfs or some other offi
GERS hands, TO fight and beat the Indians
below Cheliaw, and destroy their towns.
In haste from Ike Bench.
Yours respectfully,
C.. d. STRONG.
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from Tie coyrc'Pordent qfthe Editor oftae
ihiiadciphia PyrSs.

81 1hOnias's april 20 1918.
! wrote y0n some lime ago, rs way
OF New York since that, We Fave had
news here, ihaithe Independents arc still
~ force at CaIabosa. and near Caraccas.
II IS even said thai Alorllo Ga roya!isi ge.
neraD was SO very mucn wounded in lie
tate engagement that he could MOI direct
the movements Of ths royal troops, and
bad therefore Withdrawn from Villa de
Cura, and rcircaied upon Caracas. A
mother account SAYS, ibai Morales has
defeated ibc !ndep nd,Ni Gen. Paiz. but
We know nothing certain. Blion. their
Admiral Is al St. BariholOmeWs and ln
this nclgib0rbo0d. With two armed slips,
two brigs ard ili,ec schoopms. YeNcf-
day, a Darish man cfWar schooucr broI
mo lhis poFi pirate sslr. Who las no
papers"
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FOREIGN.
LATEsT FROM ENGLAND-

La Isl FROM ENGLAND
NV ToRE, May bly, the arr, II
il'is morning Of Tie ship Aniily, captain
stanton, ~ Digs from liverpool, we Rave
received London papers io ihc 3Uih of
March. lie General Shipping and Com
Imcrcial Lists 10 The 2Sii, and ths LONDON
New Price Cur.eet 70 TIE 27ih. Our.a.
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DOMESTIC.

WAshlNGToN, May IA circum-
stance of a melancholy nature occurred
here on Thursday particulars fol-
low -
A young EnglisImsu, employed as
coachman 10 the Spanish minister, offered
nj The u. ). Bank thousand dollar note
for change-the teller, on examining il.
enquIrcd Of the bearer if he knew tile a.
noun; of the note he had handed him.
who replied that il was 100 dollars. He
was then informed that IFS value vas 1000
dollars, aud that such a note had heep
stolen from person who had lodged in
formation oiits loss, witIlits Identification,
at the bank, and that il must be retained
for It's proper owner. The Young man
frankly confessed that he received il from
a colored gill TO get cashed, surprising it
10 be 4 hundred dollar note. II, then
went home, desired boy, in passin g near
the stable, To feed the horses, ascen,lea
into the hay-loft, and hung himself. Ii
has since appeared that the colored girl
purIOined the note-ihat what lie sa ID was
strictly true, and that he was perfectly
innocent OF baving obtained il improper
Twas very honest servant, but stung
with the charge ofihett, aud overcome
by shame, he rasbly terminated his exist
ence. Gazstte.
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by order Of lie Commander in Chief.
E. WOOD, Secretary
LATE FROM THE ARMY

ne amy under Gen. Jackson arrived
at Suwanney, l07 miles from 81. Marks
ON III" 10th of last mouth. The indians
beng appyiZcd of tie approach al oup
troops, had removed their women and
children, and the most valuable par, of
their properly, 10 place of safety. The
town VAS defended With some spirit Inv
about 500 negroes and savages for or
10 minutes, when they broke and fled
were left dead on the field, were TAX.
en-. and number il is thought lost then
lives IN attempting TO cross the river
which opposite the town is q wide and
beautiful stream, navisable for vessels Of
considerable burthep. They were pursued
as iafasa want Of provisions " onid permit
without effect Corn, skins. and other
property, to large amount was destroy.
ed, and the town. Handsomely situated
and supposed to contain GOO hnts. rednC.
ed TO ashes. A schooner. with yalna.
bic cargo ofgeods, consigned 10 Arbpth.
not, who he'd store at Suwannny. was
lying short distance beIow-a detacb
meat had been sent TO take possessieD
at her, and little doubt was entertained
OF success, though the fact had not trans
pred when our informant left aamp.
ihe army on Its way down, fell in with
small Wandering party of the enemy; one
was killed and 3 made prisoners. During
The whole time, The whites sustained no
loss, a!lho they suffered greatly from lIun-
ger, fatigue and want OF ,lOlhjnr. many
oftkem being barefoofed.
HE Georgia troops took up the lire of
marcli for home on the goth, AMI il is ex-
pecied, arrived at Hartford Yesterday,
where they will be forthwith, mustered 81
discharged. The principal part of tie
friendly Indian warriors have also retufn.l
ed, with positive orders from gen. Jackson
TO destroy tiopauny's Town, on Flint riy.
or, against which the governor amiherizedI
the attack that by mistake was made On
Chehaw. Gen. Jackson, with the reaulars,
Tennessee volunteers. and few iriendl7
Indians, has gone TO Pensacola, of which
place, II IS understood, Immediate posses
sion will be taken. Strong garrisons are
left a; st. Marks, Fort Gadsden and Fort
Scott.
The Indians, though routed and dis.
peTsed, are not, we apprelend, effrctnal.l
~ subdued. We understand, owing io'
the unheallhiness of that part of Florida
III the summer, hostllities will cease titI
fall, when they will probably be renewed
TO ensure peace from these sayage5I
hereafter, lasting impression must bel
made upon their fears, which can be ac-
compIlshed only by severe chastisemen;l
The gentleman to whom we are iBdebtl
ed for the above information, states, tina
on his return from the army, he passed
through part of the Chehaw settlement
lately destroyed, and saw and conyerset
with some of the Indians who had escaped
They were still much alarmed, and ex|
pressed great surprize at lire attack upon.
their town, having they say always beer
friendly. We are graiifed to learn fIlal
they estimate their loss in killed al only
lOor i2-and that they do not intend to'
retallafe, but mean 10 rely for reearalon
on the known generosity and magnaniu.'
ity OF our government
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Extracts Of a Letter fjom MAJ. Gen. Jactsc
TOGO. RGJan, ddfed
Bowlegs Tow n, Suwanney,

2Otil April, 1918.
SIR have reached aud destroyc
This aud the other town in its vicinity. al.
having captured the principal eNciers 81
the war, think may safely say, thai llr
Indian War, for the present. is terminal
ed. This happy circumstance cnablr
me 10 dispense with the further service
Of the brigade OF Georgia Militia. con-
manded hy Brig. Gen. GIasscock. and a
their solicitation, have ordered them Ill
reclly TO Hartford, 10 be mustered. pait
and discharged.
1.-THE last campaign has consistcr
more ofrapid movements and manoemyre
ing thanof hard fighting; but from Ct
cry occurrence, have the utmost conf
dence, that IN the event Of hard fougl.
action, every officer and soldier undo
my command would have sustained iIf
true American character. and have reaIf
cd lie best hopes of their country.
] have tie honor 10 bc, very respect
fully, your most ohedieui servant,
ANDREW JACKSON,
GicJ ZEN. Confmaading.'