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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-30
For Sale

A TRACT OF LAND in the county Of
N Fairfax, between the Little River
Turnpike Road and that from Lcesburg 10
Georgetown, called SELBY, containing
from 5 to 900 acres, situated in the neigh
borhood of Alexandria, Georgetown, and
city of Washington. The land is in good
order. with sufficient buildings for the pur-
poses of farming, well watered, wooded,
and adapted to plaster. As it is presumed
that persons disposed to purchase will view
the premises, further description is unne-
Terms of sale liberal, and will be made
known on application to John a. and Bash
rod G. Wdsking.on, near Charlestown, JEFF
fersou county, Virginia, or
NOBLET HERBERT,
Alexandria, d. C.
Julv IL SW
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-30
A Dry Nurse,

NTTHO can come well recommended as
w to character and disposition. may
obtain good wages and an eligible situation
by applying at the office of the Gazette:-
None other need apply. A middle aged or
elderly colored woman. accustomed to the
care Of children, would be preferred.
July 10 wv
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Stationary.

lust received and for sale by the sub
j scribers, the following articles OF very
superior quality
Black lead pencils
Quilts
Penknives
Pocket-books
Mathematical instruments
Copy and cyphering books, record books,
and other blank books Of every description;
with every article in the stationary line
Orders for blank books executed with ele-
gance and dispatch. 49,
July 81 tuihs
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Fresh Dry Goods.

TIVE subscribers have just opened a va
1 riety of Fancy Articles, purchased IN
Philadelphia, at auction, with CASH. WHICH
hey offer for sale at very Ion prices.
II. w. ASHTON Il Go.
Corner oE King end Fairfax streets
July 3N Nv
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-30
Orphans Court.

Alexandria County, July Term, 1918.
ORDERED, That the executrix of Geo:
~ Deneale, deceased, do insert the usual
advertisement three times a week for four
weeks in the Alexandria newspapers. A
copy, Test, A. MOORE, Register.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-30
Shoes.
For Sale,

A FEW boxes Cologne water, No IL, su.
"A perior quality
Do boxes China tea sets IA pss.
Do sets trays - to settl
Sets of knives and forks "A pss.
Boxes of artificial flowers
Parasols gimp hats
Just received and for sale cheap by
MARY MOONEY, Fairiax-street.
July eS 81"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-30
n. E. Rum, Brandy, SC.

n. E. Rum, Brandy, sc.
r AWRASON & FOWLE have just re-
IL ceived for sale,
10 10 HID hhds NERum
8 pipes Cognac Brandy
5 do Holland Gin
SO boxes soft shelled Almonds.
so do Chelmsford Glass, sizes fir.
8 BY 10 to l2 by IA
$50 casks Nails and Brads, assorted,
from Cd 10 sod
100 lbs Sugar Paper
10 boxes Lemons july 10
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I'm Exchange Co5se-HoHse NssS
SSzMMARINE JOURNAL. .ssss.as.ss

.Ss54rlS-h y n ~ 10 " v - :, a. - s-I---=-
PORT or .4LEX.qNDRLa...JULY 90.
cLEArED,
Schr Planet, Dyer, George Town.
Madison, Wood ditto.
Amphibious, Cobb, Lu5ec.
Paramount, Crawford, Providence.
Dolphin, Reynolds, Richmond
ARRIVED,
Schr Barcelona, Niele, Of Baltimore.
.t.omSt. Mary's, Maryland, with a cargo oil
wood. On her way from this port to st.
Nary's, the Goth inst. OF Ragged Point, her
!oremast was struck with lightning and
,hvered 10 pieces. At the time this hap
pcned, there was a severe gust coming on,
md three Of the crew who were rcetlns The
:a7csaD, were knocked down, apparently
dead lrr few minutes, but shortly atter
recovered. The man at the helm tell the
sanck very forcibly, but did not tall; The
lightning passed from the toremast through
the deck into the hold, making an orlhce
about an inch in diameter, as though 1t bad
rern bored with an augur---lrom thence 1t
look direction towards the larboard boy,
vhere il started butt, aud passed OF 10 the
water, without further injury.
BRIG Seaman, Woodward, at Newbury-
pC,t g ith inst. up for this port! -.
Scoop Virginia Trader, Hickman, cl. at
Ney-York 9th inst. for this port.
Slcou Candidate, Stoddsrd, cl. at PHI
hdelphia, 2Sth inst. for tins port.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-30
Last Notice.

A LII persons indebted 20 the late firms
N of T. j. & P. H. Minor, and Langtry
& Miner, are most earnestly invited to
come forward and close their accounts, as
further indulgence cannot be given:
T.J.&P. H. MANOR.
July 90 It
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. = @ND y -

TThe Justices composing
,he Levy Court of Alexandria county, in
she District Of Columbia, are requested to
meet al the courthouse in Alexandra, on
Saturday merit, the lst Of August, on busl-
ness Of importance.
July 90 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-30
Ground Plaster.

VNEIE subscriber has ready ground at his
I mill, upper end of King-street. 5000
bushels of ground plaster and will continue
TO keep on hand constant supp!y-which
he will sell low either by the bushel or
ton. THOMAS SWAMI, Jun.
July so d3twSlOw
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Wanted,

Ten Brick-layers and ten Stone masons.
TNHEY must be good workmen, and will
have constant employment and the
best of wages. Apply in Alexandria or FtI
WASHINGTON. B. LAWS.
July III tSlstJy
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Public Sale.

ON Wednesday, the 9th August, at P.
" M. will be sold at the Exchange
Coffee House, thirty shares Ste2m-Pump
stock. Terms made known at the place
of sale. ?. 6. MARsTELLER,
July % Auct.
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Ca n, Rae, RcDor,.

Steam Boat Report.
The Washington arrived at 3 +. MI
line White House, passed schr bound
up.
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400 Dollars Reward.

dan AWAY from the subscriber on
he Tuesday evening last, between the
hours OF nine and ten o. clock, a mula,to wo-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-07

a. Oh about 800 men sent against Aitisas at
various times, few have returned TO tell the
news, ne having destroyed them all as fast as
they landed on the opposite shore. ':'he iuha.
bitants are by no means in state to enjoy ra-
tional liberty: although il is termed RI public,
every thing is under the direction OF priests,
and executed at the point of the bayonet. OF
% members, composing the congress, only cigh-
teen are priests. The sspreme director lives
IN the fort. and never moves without AN escort
of H. or ~ mounted Dragons. IL is my i'm
preston, that in the event OF Old Spain ac-
KIN jwledg ing the Independence OF this country,
there wiz be more blood spit, IN internal dis
seDtions than has already flowed in their OPP
position To the mother country.
. this day, the American commits sioners,
MosSrs. Rodney and Graham went on board
tie Congress, which sails i'll few days Tor the
u. States. Judge Bland has crossed over TO
Chilli
An English brig from Baltimore has just
arrived; but IN consequence of the captain
having brought DOT as passengers two ct the
eNiies from here, the letters have been carried
10 The Fort, am;i there isno knowing when they
viii De issued"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-07
ST. LUCIA

The acting governor Of the island Of ST. LIN
cia has issued II proclamation, representing
that there exists "a scarcity OF provisions "a
mong the slave population amounting almos I
To famine, winch, with the want of shelter for
"A length of time after the hurricane has been
the cause of AN uneXampled mortality i'm the.
island ); and in consequence of which, he an
tiOrizes and permits the importation, flee of
duty, into the port Of CaStres. in vessels Of any
nation III amity with Great Britain, for the
term of three calendar months from the DIST of
Niay last ut the following articles Rice corn
aonr, meal, pulse, and all kinds Of provisions
(beet, pork, salt, and picked fish excepted) al
so, live stock, horses mules, horned ca,,le, lum
be- a6d building materials of all descriptions
Also permitting the expectation, in vessels
molasses, subject 10 "A colonial duty, ex elusive
OF the kings duty oi SO per puncheon OF rum.
aho per cask OF mo'asses, together with fit.
" cents per ton on foreign vessels
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-07
DISPATCHES

AUGUSTA, june q MIR Hamb'y, ipterpre-
Ter u gen. Jac ksou, passed through this city
yesterday on his way TO Washington City,.
lie Is The bearer OF dispatches from gen. Jack
son - tie War Department-they contain eve.
~ circumstance OF mOmeu ut which has occurred
since the commencement OF the campaign
Mr.. Hambly Informs us, thai al the stormiHg
OF INC Bdr0Hcas, our troops were exposed for
stt aourS to the fire OF four "a Founders oppos
ed to which they had only one o FOUNDER. and
a 80 inch howitxer. TChToaicie
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s.s.
tneiose copy, viii shew at home the
great advantage resulting from the pre-
sence of the Ontario. am gratihed in
being enabled 10 say, after a residence OF
nearly three months, that the impression
FIRST produced by the arrival OF the On,a-
RIO, has beca daily augmen,iug, aud that
this measure of the President has been
the most happy in lis result"
The following is the address to Capt L iDDLE,
commanding the Ontario, referred To above:
TO CAPTAIN JAMES BIDDLE.
We, the undersigned, Captains, Super
cargocs and Agents Of American Ships
now IN the port of Valparaiso, think. il IN
cumbent on us 10 express TO you IN Tins
manner, our warm Acknowledgements IT
the very inpOrtant services which YOU
have rendered us, i'm the protection Of
our persons, and of the property OF our
constituents III moment of uncommon
silnger.
There can be no doubt that the presence
OF your ship WAS the only safeguard we
possessed against the attempts of the
0lockading squadron 10 take our ships
out of the port, while they were under eili
barge, the consequence of which would
have been the total loss of the property
under our charge, and the subsection of
our persons 10 Imprisonment and every
species of oUtrcge.
Nor Is this the only advantage which
we have derived from your consent 10 re-
main here longer time than, perhaps,
you had originally contemplated for IT
is notorious that nothing bur the repre-
sensations ola dignified officer in the SER
vice of tie United States, to the govern
ment of this place, could have prevented
he II he fr.,r
raj ships, which before your arrival. took
place TO an extent which left several ships
absolutely in state of distress
The aid also which has always been
promptly furnished by you, when requir-
ed, and which was necessary TO the safety
OF our ships, is circumstance not To be
forgotten; and although we still hope he
same attention to our interest, we feel il
incumbent upon us to express our sense
OF the obligations which the vigilance,
activity and zeal which have been mani
tested by yourself, your officers and ships
company, in atfording us protection and
assistance, have laid on us.
We fiatter ourselves that when il shall
be known IN the United States, that near
~ million of American property has
been saved from certain condemnation.
and many American citizens from opprcs-
s've imprisonment, by your exer,nns,
both our country and government will du
ly appreciate and reward your meriturious
services.
With every wish, sir, for your prospect
~ and happiness, and every sentiment OF
respect and esteem, we remain, &c.
SOLOMON TOWNSEND,
Master and Supercargo of the ship Lion,
of Providence, r. 1.
CHARLES S. CARY,
Master of tie ship I.evant, OF b oston.
JOHN HIGGiNSON,
Snpercargo of 10.
CHARLES l.. HYATT,
Master aud joint Supercargo of the Ship
Two GATHERINGS of Providence
HORATIO GERAULD,
joint Supercargo of do
BENJAMIN VANDEKEOkD,
Master of Ship Indus of Salem.
III. FULLER,
Master of brig Ariel of Boston
DANIEL READ,
Master of brig America of Phitadelnaia
JOHN MILNER,
Supercsrgo of do
THOMAS ROBINSON,
OF the ship Packet
HENRY HILL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-07

The murder of M. Fuades in France.
and the trial of the murderers, which have
excited so much attention, mol only In ina,
country, bun iii the rest Of Europe and
America, have produced wopublicstions.
The one entitled " Nemoirs Of Madame
Manson, explanatory 81 her conduct on he,. ri
GtfOa' the dSsGSsiaGtioa efM FaaideS: s0riktl,l
byherseB '-the other Report of the pro
ceeaiagS Of fhe n'iai; as able crlique up-
Oh which IS contained in Tie British Re
view for May, 1919.
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EASTElRT

Boston, June 80 We are informed by "a
gentleman who lately visited this COR. tLat
the commanding officer has for some weeks
past been ready 10 deliver the place iuto The
bands Of our governments, aud Ina, been y,iiin,.
with some imiatience for the appearance of
an agen, authorised TO receive 1t. The officers
despat: he'd from this town to receive uo,.es.
sion OF II, have probably reached lhere ;.hout
this time. We are also informed, that the
town has heen very much improved while If
has been ia possession of the Briiish-that a
large aud elegant bridge has been bailt over
the creek, and an excellent smooth road. fo,r
rods wide, has been made from tie town 10 the
ferry. a distance of four miles. Much OF the
work has been performed by the troops
Dahl, JS,,
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a CIVIL. ENGINEEP

We congratulate the friends Of internal rayi.
cation. and puhiic improvements generally, on
tho prOspect which the commissioners OF navi.
CATION have, At length, of obtaining the seryic.
Is OF civil engineer; Mr.. STROBE, from Fred
erickshurg, Va. being shortly expected TO enter
upou the business of experimenting the works
of the several navigation companies in this
state. heieigh Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-07

SAVANNAH, June 27.-General jackson has
ordered transports from Mobile and New Or
leans 10 convey the Spaniards aud Suc! others
as wish 10 20 10 the Havana. Ii is believed
that not more titan one third of the citizens of
Pensacola will leave the place. The general
lett The army on tue lst inst. for his residence
near Nashville.
Whatconsequences willgr0w out Of ihisafiair
can easily he conjec!uted The Flotidas must
be ours. We know the orders that jac k SON has
from the government, aud Tie terms TO which
spain must respond, before the provinces will
ce given up. We will state thus far, that we
are fully convinced that Spain has not the
cans IN her power TO comply with The terms
therefore The Fioridas mist fail into on, pos
session, as they Should. Al any rate our affairs
WIN spain must soon, Iew, come TO Il close.
Az that we require is Justice and equity. This
we will have-ifby conciiationii is NOT allowed
us, we must resort To the cannOn's Diouth
The Greek Indians have lately had u meet,
ing, aud determined 10 abide the decision O {
the General government, relative 10 the attack
upon the Chehaws. rReD.
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NANAL.

NORFOLK, July 2.-The Z. S. frir.,o AJaco.
don'an, which We s,a'sl. a few day> since. Ia
be yehtting al Boston, will be commanded by
capt. DoTnes, is 10 proceed TO the Pacific q.
cean, mouth OF the river Columbia, on the N .
w. Coast at America, and viii probably NOT
return in less than two ycars.--'rhe C,urITiere
capt. mcD sniI for ST Petcr,bnrpb
with sealed orders TO he opeued after leaving
~. r. lac u. only waits the c.',baILation of
Mr.. CaInPpeii. RIVAL oithe u. Il. irisate
Congress may be hourly looked for az his
port.
Arrived; yesterday nothing, The u. s. sclr.
N0hsnch. 1t. com. C!axton, 5 days from Wash
ingtOn City. Beacon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-07

NORFOLK, June 29.-Jhe following particu
lars ave given to us by gentleman OF yeracity
who received them from common repoIt in the
nelghborhoOd where the occurrence look place
In oar next, we hope TO obtain more detailed
and correct statement OF the facts.
Our informant states ihat the inhabitants in
the neighborliood of Black Water, in Princess
Ann county, have for some time past heeuk kent
in state of alarm by gang OF desperate
wretches principally composed of white men
and runaway negroes, who 90 about committing
the most atrOeiOns eutrages and depreda tions
on persons AMI property. This band of rnfiians
was said to be "a in number, all armed and OFF
cered, and had openly proclaimed themselves
AT war with The inhabitants OF Black Water.
SO bOtd had they grown III their villanics that
they wnnd enter enclosures and shoot down
cattle, hogs or poultry IN neon day. negro
man who had offended Que of the party. helm.
canght by them while going on his owners
business, they carried him few steps into the
woods, and beat i,D To death with ciuhsl A
few nights ago, however, the captain of this
banditii was shot. and several OF his comrades
taken prisoners, bv volunteer guard of the
citizens, while rObbng a hogpcn. Ii seems that
a BidD whom they had urged TO iOin them. re.
quiTed a day TO make up his nina, aud o, con
sultiug with some OF his neiglibOfs they advised
hln to the step in consideration ct Detrayiug
the IOguCS. The man accordingly became a
member of the corps, and ~ due time made his
communication, aS previously concerted adj
vising of contemplated q, scenI on the hog.
prn.--J he guard of citizens repared 20 the spot
at the appointed time, and concealed them
selves within near gun shot Of tie pen. A de-
tachment OF The gang soon after made its an
pearance, led on by their captain, and proceed.
ed with catching and tying the hogs, and while
20 employed the guard rushed from their am
Bush and fred on them. The captain and nm
old W0BrH. who belOHgtd 20 the gang. were xiii.
ed. and the rest taken. The prisoners nave
since been committed TO Jail 1HgraL.
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wa. W. mENING, c. c.


I9mH'SSi0HeTs tfice, Richmond, 5fh mo. 2tst, 1918.
ne parties hilsIested are desired to take notce, thai
have arpOinied the ~ 81 day ofhe o,b month (seotr
eSt 70 Commence the accounts directed 10y the within
oiuef OF The court, which day at nine O'Clock A. NJ
hey are required toattend Office i'm this CITY, with
trelr accounts, vouSheIs &c ready for examination and
'etuSuleh'' AMOS La ID, NJ. &.
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IRON ire Ne,c York Errp;eg post.1

The following document from the Spanish
secretary OF state, in Madrid, 10 Mr.. irving,
Is received here from such i source that its au.
ihcnilcity may be implicitly relied on.
~ his ErceueHcy tie Uinisicr NJ the q. SUITES.
SiR-Ihe necessary FOutiRe Of all law pro.
ccedings, whereby truth may be upheld, and
Justice fairly administered. Vas been the canse
OF my not previously anticipating decision,
when lou nave so often reqHested, in favor OF
Nr. x. Meade, q citizen Of The United Staies.
ard prisoner ~ the castle Of 81. Catalina in
Cddiz, rs defaulter, having constituted him.
self a creditor against The royal treasury. bv
means OF deposit made at TIE chamber Of
commerce OF dat city, bui uOt ~ cftcfirc cash =
~ was the agreement with, and demanded by
br. John M'Deruot, 4 subject ct ms Britannia
majesty. This complies affair, which has SO Sc.
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TIE Wasdingfoa Iapeyn - S5o015o0

atSOR KENV.-ihis valuable establishments formerly
d kept by James Edmundsou, and lately Icy y. raj.
coner having been pure based by the subscribers is now
offered fcr rent either for year or term of wears
Oh very liberal terms. -
The numerous advantages which possesses over any
oher IN Inc valley, are, IS pTesumed too g.neI ally
known, 10 need any deis!i iIOGi Us.
There 10 about 0Oo worth OF furniture belonging 10
the bSuse, consisting ofheds, &C. which can he sold to
the tenant, .fwantsd.
AS the s6afaoter Of this tavern is object the first
nofEtut To tie present ownSTs nOne need apply but
sucA as sTewei qualified keen in the hest style
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-07

MnLFDG EvIILE, June 23.--The editor is in
debted 10 Isaac Bailey, esq OF jefferson, Cam
dencoui'y, for the following iptelger &c e which
he received from gentleman at Fort Albeit
" On the 18th inst. "A company of white men,
about twenty in number, coming from the \ To-
ciawa with large drove of cattle, had Skin
miSh with party of hostile Indians in " tiCh
one White man Gamer YinxeanU and five In.
dians were killed" ReGecsor,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-07

NlhGiSlA.-At superior court of chaucery holden
al the Capitol IN the ciiy OF Richmond, The 2eih
day az J5utidIy 1917
Beuhin WinTee...............,... ..... pg0jyfjG
EGAIEST
James A. Paterson, adnIr wi,ii tie will arnrxrd of
William BroWu, dec. william a. o. brown ami Nary
Jefferson Brown, the last whom is on infant by NARY
Brown, now assigned her guardian DeJeH6oafS.
Ills cadse came on tins day hear on the hill
answer, and exiiibts, and was argued by counsel on
consideration whereof, the court doth adjud.e, order
and decree HAT af its commissioners site an ac-
count OF the balance due the indenture mortgage
brd as an exhDt and make report thereof the court
with any matters specially stated deemed petncnt by
himself VI which may he required by the parties be
90 stated copy, Teste,
WM. W. HENISG, C. C.
ViRGlNfA-At rules held in the clerks Office Of the
superior court of cbancery the Richmond district
The 2jih day Of April, 1875
Reubn winfTce. Piqiafif
AGAINST
Cornelius suck sheriff OF the county Of Chesterfield and
III mat character admir- de bOnIs non, with the will
annexed, of william Brown, decd william A. U.
Brown, aud Mary Jefferson BroWn.... N Je1dants
The scTe facas awarded IN thus cause eiDg returned
failed To slew arainstthe revival thereby sought
II u 0TdSred,, That the suit lately depending in this
cOu aud tie proceedings eTein had between IIeubin
Wintfcc, plaintiff and James A. Patterson admir- with
The will annexed Of WIN. Brown. dee. aud wBl A. o.
Brown. and Mary Jefferson Brown, defendants stand,
and be revived IN the Of che present Vaies and
nc IN a things III the same plight and Condition az at
Tue deaih OF the said James Il. Patterson.
Irs
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'EWENrY FIVE DOLLARS W4R5..-.. .Ita1sV sy
10Th Jnne last SAN, Otherwise GATED SAM WELLS a
very large, likely negTO man, about "a ycaTs old very
daik compicNinnfhe SAID Sam has been lately WORK.
ins At The Deeg Run Coal Pts IN iicur,co couhty aud
mas wife ~ VIM BoWles' ia that Heehbofhcod where
s PROBABLE nc - row inrking viii give the aSoye
Ie"ard 10 any person who will deliver him 70 me- Or
coaune him in jail that gethisi again.
5ubT. lS.Tsw EZEKIEL DANCE.
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Bv order,
ROBERT BUTLER, adj. Gen.

IotAepG'riotism Of tie ycang men on Tom
Jcckie -
Captain M'Girt will leave acomfiden-
iiafsuba!iern al Dale's Ferry on the Ala
baha, III readiness 10 accept the serei
c"S OF all who may fell disposed TO pro-
,ccci the frontier from the deprcdaion> Of
those hnrdes of out lying savages that in
fest the frontier. Il, is hoped that this
appeaito the Patrioiisu, OF the citizens viii
not he made IN vain-ihai noble spirit of
the AlabamialS will be aroused on this
occasion, and that every going man WHO
has a horse Will Immediately repair to The
rendezvous.