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sir. Forsyth TO .Mr. For.
i)rp,EyuESr uS STATE,
Mr.. Fursuth 10 GiopeynUr DHnidp.

Washington, Dec. ), 1897.
Sss: I transmit herewith, for thr ipt"rnati"n of your
EyceIlency, The copy OF n n"ip addressed 70 The D"HhrL.
,merit on the 2o,h ult by the British Minister at Wash
inpton, with the view ni explaining 10 the Government
of The United States, aud ihrnugh II TO that Of the Stale
OF Maine, an intended movement OF Her Majtsir's 43d
regiment ct light infantry from the Province oil New
Brsnsuict 10 the Province Of Lowe: Canada, which will,
probably, take place in January next, through That part
OF the disputed territory Oh uur Northeastern irontirr
over which The British mail passes This explanation,
as you will perceive, is made to the Federal Government
by the request Of Maj General SIR John Harvey Lieut.
Governor of the Province Of New Brunswick, in order
70 guard agains, any apprehension, in any quarter, ut i"'
movement referred to, Of British troops. ahd 1t Is 40"
communicated TO you, in accordan:e with dis wish
Although the necessity Of explaining a circumstance so
little likely To be RissrpIehtnded by the :iorrrnaenl"r
people of the United Suites, or Of individual States, is
not apparent, the motive OF that exploitation should Ue
duly appreciated.
A printed copy If The Presidents sRnsa Message to
Congress. delivered to-day at II N is enclosed.
have the honor to be, Sir. your obed,rnt servant,
Ohm FORSYTH.
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y;,,.,,,,. GorsTnor Head to Mr.. For.
(~SoyreSurST Hnr,
Toronto, Uppcr Canada, De

Toronto, Upper CaHada:, Dec. %, 1857.
E.eeIiency that the peace and security of this Province
..a g. this moment threatened, and that it's territory is
actually invaded by a large band of American citizens
.s.m.eves in a hostile manner on Navy Island, in the
N;apsra river. and within the territory of Upper Canada.
yonr Exceilency has, no doubt, learned from the pub
lie papers that, in consequence of,he insurteclion unhap-
~ apn,nanced in Lower Canada, bu, which, have rea-
ply reI;eve is now efectually suppressed, an attempt as
rash and hopeless as it was wicked, was lately made by 3
- = aon n.,sons in this vicinity to involve this Pro-
since in The niseries of civil wur. In CONCERT with This
movement an eudeavor was also made TO excite the peo.
ne in ano,ber district to take up arms against the Go:
Pnnen, Roth these attempts were promptly and ef-
sse,nsIlv suppressed by the loyal militia of this Province,
INVADED BY any military force. Most of the deladed per-
sons who were engaged in this rash and criminal enter,
prise have su,re1dsFS sdi Themselves n I'ven McS Se : .a snd so uus
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YEMEN DOLLARS REWARD Stolen from Inc
s. stables Of the James River and hanawha Cotnpn-
ny. on the canal, three miles above Richmond, on ga
tiriay night last. 9Th inst, n large DARK srey, Horse
aboai 5 years old, rides ~tcleraLly wei! ior one OF his <!ze'
thplisved To be a natural pacrr. though Of that not GER
tair.) carries his head hign when nn.'er saddle, ""'"S
we'll n line cart. and is much rubbed By the year, csre-
cia!ly the hairs Of the tai. which are worn oil al the
ends. hr rubbing against the io7r part OF tie c"Ft.-A.
reward of Tn Dyiars Will DE- gwen for the delivery OF
said Horse. at iic stable as aia"r. or Cc@ DOid"TS .oT any
information thai will lead to his recovery.
RICHARD REINS,
Aren't James R,yer and kanawha Company.
Io--ts
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ryHIS DAY, January 81, will be published IN rHla'
rclpl,ia, thu fist number o; iii" MEDICAL hAh.
MINER. a Journal devoted 10 Medicine, S''GF'S ~
t!.e Collateral ScIrnces. Ed!'eI y ) . "o'
and III. Ciym"r. Nj. D. A.,
rho Man of the Examiner is that OF the weekly 'le-
deal Gozel,es of Paris. London, ard other europe"
Capitals. Its object is 10 place IN The IanuS u u . ~,
G.ssion Il cheap and succinct compendium ol 'a'""oI,
information necessarily MT rmhTaced III the prli""'e"!
works. ~publishcL al greater intervals OF time. IL VIII
cnulain accurate and regular clinical reports OF lae Two
principal hospitals Of Philadelphia, VITA accounts OF IN
trres,irr cases occurring in other Institutions ana III F'i,
vale urac.ice. Notices ana reviews al new iHF''Gh ~
domestic publications. will appear. y large space VIII
h, tcv,,rd To a summary N! American aud Eu'oineah
ln;rlItpnce. Correspondents nave been secured ''o'i'
abroad, from whom may be expected numerous Interest,"
irg COMMUNICATIONS. s.
! Cr;rr,rs OF 40. IA LECTURE Oh WOUNDS OF
! Nerves. b: Thomas Harris, VI. D., Surgeon oi the Naval
hsyIum. and If the Pennsylvania Hospital; GA Chronic
L,;ynci,is. or the Sore Throat oil C!"rgynien. by ~
Clapman. NJ. D, Professor Of The Theory a;ii tlac'i'G
ii Pnysic in tie University oil rr"I'Sy''a"n NaS' -
Fata! P,;%,ainr, from Pork, by W. Pepper, VI. l.. 81
bHorra,,.ical Notices; Editorial remarks; Death ct ~:
rIig sick; Clinical Lecture and operation Tor removal "'
hniii upper AlaxiIlaGY Zones. by Wan. Gibson, ~ y
Prnfrsso! "i Surgery in the un!SrIs''y o' rrnnSylSI"'a'
and s;nrneon To the Philadelphia Hospital: Clinical L"c'
trrrs delivered at the PinIadr! ghla Hospital, ny w. w.
Gerhard. " d Physician to Tie Hospital opGra,ion
for Double Fiarclipi in an adult, with REMARKS ~ ) t,"n.
dolph, VI. D Surgeon 10 the f'n.S{'sania ilnS''a,
Clinical Re- ports OF the Pfnnsysva'!'a ilosp'ta'; Doi"eS-
tic Summary; Foreign Summary.
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deal Examiner, Philadelphia
pLil,G.lD mia. Jan. y iS-tt
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EOHN II CHRISTIAN, .7ttorney AT Lac: will at
e5 tend the Courts held in the City Of iiiehmond and
co5n,y Of Henrieo, also the County and Superior Courts
Of Hanover and King William.
u Office Immediately in the rear Of Slessrs. Eus,ace
& Temples Apothccary store, and adjoining the Office
of DR.. E.. r.. Smith.
January 2 G9-w3"
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AJ.. ti.:r 10 M. EiOrS:fh.

WAsuiSGruS, Jun. 4, lS3S
Sir: I have the honor to enclose TO YOU un official &c.
snatch. dated the 23d uillno, which have received
from Sir EGnncis Head, Lieaie nant Governor OF Upper
Canada.
II appears from The sta,eHlenl contained IN this de-
spatch, and | lament to say that the same facts are fully
and nutoriousIy confirmed by information which has
reached me through, various other channels, tAat a part
of the British territory Of Upper CaHada 10 al this mo
ment actually invaded, the peace aud safety OF lie IN,
habitan,s dist rbed. and the existence ol the Provincial
Government, threatened by q formidable body OF armed
ruen, proceeding from the United States, furnished with
artillery and aminunstion, and FULLY equipped Tor war
These piratical invaders, who are now established al
a point called '' Navy Island, on the Canadian side
of the river Niagara, consist, in part, of outlaws who
Ind asd from Upper Canada after the Suppression
of the late partial insurrection; in part also OF Alne'
,ican citizens, and of men OF other nations who have
been recruited for the pressn. te'"ni"us a,lemss TI nn
native American of the name OF Van Rensselaer,. Ihey
con,inue openly and publicly to procure, from a number
of A merican towns near 10 the Canadian frontier, Prov.
sions. urms. ammunition, and all other things necessary
:, sns,,;n their criminal enterprise. Their strength and
Numbers. and means OF violence, are daily increasing:
by recruits and contributions raised within te 10 III
defiance of the known laws Of the Republic; IN defiance,
,lso. of the recorded wishes and feelings OF all Iespec-
t,hle classes of The American People, and to the scan-
dal of public order and good neighoorhood between
peaceful nations. ,.
u. Stntes do equally with myself oepiofe ana conae.'"
these strange ana Unlawful PloSSsN"S,
M Iess n calamity than the waging Of an unprovoked
war by a portion of the American People, ngainsl n
ne;gbborins portion Of Her Muiesty's subjects, at n time
WHEN The two people in general, and their Governments
nre not only united in peace, but are studying 10 en-
Is.,e The sphere of a happy and beneficial intercourse,
a and to M Strengthen the bonds Of national affection and
friendship. [ feel, therefore, that am doing no un
friendly &C, in pointing gu. TO the sa Government eannS, as OF the u u
NV knowledge, showing how the laws OF the Republic
ore ,ransgressed, and The wishes of its best citizens de-
Sed. to The de,rlment Of n friendly and kindred people
md | solemuly appeal to the supreme Government OF
shorty for arres,ing these disorders, before they shall
have produced a train of disasters and Of national resent
merits. which it is equally the devout wish OF both Go.
vernmen,s TO avert.
alteration. your most obedient and humble servant,
II. S. FOX.
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Extract Of q letter dated

"SuREvEPoRT, Dec. pa.
"Captain Shreve's snag.boal passed here a few days
since. for the purpose Of removing the reminder oil the
Great Red River Raft, which it is supposed will be &C.
connlished i'm some few weeks. We will ;hen have al
uninterrupted navigation above this town. on The Red
River. of 500 miles-on the Sulphur Fork 2D0-on Lit
Ile River 900 on the Blue River l5O-on the False
Wushi,a 300. making $500 miles of %nnvigable waters
nboye this place. through, probably y, the finest country
in the globe. The migration to the country in the VI
cinity Of this town, is enormous; so much so, that provi.
were il no, for supplies, brought by the boats running in
the ,rade between this and Nalchez, much inconveni'
cnce would be experienced by the movers. Corn sells
n, Two and a half dollars the bushel, and many fat.boat
lo,ds have been contracted iov, from above, al Tint price.
"Persons moving up from New Orleans, would do
well to Law in their supplies below; for, notwithstanding
The large crops here, The country is not n quarter sup
oiled. Orleans Bulletin.
F1oRlpA-The Charleston Courier savs-"Ne have
been informed by a letter from ST. Augustine, dated the
c5tb nil. that the u. S. steamer Poinsett, Capt. Trathen.
had been ordered 10 Join an expedition 10 Mosquito and
the Everglades, under the command Of a naval officer,
and would probably be detained about three weeks. The
same letter also states that the Indians confined il the
fort al ST. Augustine, were very sickiy, and that several
of Them had died within a few days
&c The steamer Ocmu}gee, left Savannah on Thursday
last, for St. Augustine, for the purpose of bringing The
Indian chiefs and warriors now in confinement al that
place to Charleston. They are to be placed in Castle
Pinckney.' ~ 100,
MlLLEDGEvILLE Jan. :, 1855.
A rumor reached this place, from Tallahassee, Inst
week. that a part of Gen. Nelson's brigade, in attempt
ing to cross the Snwannee, were fired on BY The Indians,
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Another Extract from The .iibion.
FEYtIE Albion of December End gives the following
a notice of Stodart, Worcester " Durham Piano
Forlcs:
=. 81 the way. il would puGsle. the Musical lnsirument Makers in
Europe. to tell them that sufficient tom" can he obtained Gu. OF a
square FiaGo To be effective ii Solo playing. hut this fact was rem.
dered urQu"stioLlblc on "Wednesday evening, when one oil tin: dos
cripriou, from the Mandatory Of S;Oiat,, Worcester 4 Dnnham,
was iuund 20 possess all the volum, and richness w"Ich j. usually
obtained from the Horizontal GranL instrument"
The above speaks for itself, without Comment.
f.. +. NASH.
.7reni for Siodari, Worcester !. DuEham' Piano Fortss,
PeicrSJurg, Ia.
P.S. My agents in Richmond, Mcssrs. J. W. Ran
doiph l. Co., will receive two of these Pianos in the
course of a few days. The public are requested to call
and Try them. eide BY side with any others, il desired.
F.. p. a..
Ian q 72-w3w
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Raj and Splendid S'htmc!
s3N. @G@, S,O00. 5000 eco Cd

Tickets only Ten Dollars.
Certificate Of Il Package Of % Whole Tickets III this
MAGNIFICENT Scheme. my be had for 1870 dollars. Pack
arrs OF Halves and Quarters il proro:ii"n.
Tickets in all Lotteries for sale hy The package or SINGLE
ticket, by the all-!ucky ioli,
At the Virginia Lottery Office. directly under the Sl@n
Of lie Eaglc. who has and is now selling mose Capital
Prizes than any other vendcr in the known world.
n. i. Orders in all cases strictly confidential.
NJ Orders for Tickets from any part OF the United
States. by Mail or otherwise, enclosing cash or pH2e
tickets, thankfully received and executed by return
nail. with the same prompt attention rs on personal APP
plicauun, and Tho Cornucopia sent gratis, containing the
tIrowiur-i # addressed 10 ID. NJ. HOIT.
Ian I2-tGwts
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Twenty-fifth Comgress---ed sess
OFFICIAL PAPERS

OFFICIAL PAPERS.
We have selected from the papers communicated 10
the House of Representatives BY the President OF tte
United States on Monday, in reply to n resolution OF That
House Of Friday last, the following, which appear 70 oe
of the most immediate :nierest.-Nat. Int.
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NN7M F. RlTClilE, .1foraIy ana Con~seior at La"
S lale Of Richmond, Va, now Of fickSbuTg. Mis-
sissippi-oners MS professional services 10 the public
fIe will attend the Courts of Kinds. Madison, iazoo,
Washington, Warren, the Parish of Carroll, in L"uisl-
ann-ard the Supreme Federal, and Chanccty Courts,
at Jacksnn.-lic expects TO remain most OF the summer
IN Vicksburg, aud will attend promptly 10 any coInnu'
nicalions that may be addressed 10 him.
April % llu-u
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the House of Representatives bv the President OF the
United States on Monday, in reply to n resolution OF mat
House Of Friday last, the following, which appear 10 0e
of The most immediate :n,erest.-Nat. Int.
Mr.. For to Mr.. Forsyth.
WasHrSGrON, Nov %. 1887.
s,e.-I arm informed By Maiur- General Sir John Har-
vey, Lieutenant. Governor of the Province OF New
Brunswick, that Her Mnjesty's Ard regiment OF hight
infantry is under orders to proceed irori that Province 10
the Province o: Lower Canada: and that, marching oy
the route Of the Grand Falls and the Madowashn Set
Element, the regiment will cross part OF the territory IN
dispute between the two countries.
Sir John Harvey has requested ME TO explain 10 the
Government of the U. S., and he is des;rous that the
same explanation should be given, through the proper
channel, to the Government OF the State OF MAINE tHa'
this movement of troops, which will probably take place
in the first week Of January, is in no way Whatever con
necteG with my recent occurrences IN the disputed Ter
ritery; but that it is undertaken, IN pursuance OF shpe.
rior orders, for the sole purpose OF reinforcing the Dri.
fish military station in Lower Canada.
The route Ivy the Grand Falls and the MacawasSa
Settlement has all along been made use of for the trans
mission of the post, and for other ordinary comnunlca'
lions between the two Provinces.
have the honor to be, Sir, with great respect, your
obedient and humble servant, II. .. FUN
sir. Forsyth TO .Mr. Foz.
DEPARTMENT os STATE.
WAsaiNGroS, Dec. =, 1887.
Sir: | have the honor 10 acknowledge the receipt Of
your note Of the 25,h ul.iino, apprlzing me that you had
been Informed by Mai or General Sir John Harvey. Lieu
tenant Governor Of New Brunswick, tkst Tier Mn5esty 3
43d regiment Aad been ordered TO proceed 10 Lower Ca
NADIA, and would cross u part "f the territory IN d!Spnle
between the two countries, about the first week m ia
nuary, aud that you had been requested by Sir john
Harvey 10 Explain 10 this Government. and through the
prnper ctan:uei Ia The Governments o: the Stale ct Maine,
that .ais aaeyeinent is no way Whatever connected win
aav recent occurrences IN The disputed territory but
tina, il is undertaken in pursuance of superior orders, Tor
the sole purpose Of reinforcing Ike British military Sta.
ZION in Lower Canada.
avail myself Of This occasinn to renew tc yoa the
assurance Of my high consideration.
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January

JanuaTy
y0 RITCHIE has taken an Office on Main stree,
"a one door above the residence OF DAVID ho'e'S!'
Esq. where he may be found at rllho"Is
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TERMS.
Spelling, Reading and Writing, per session, Sl2 20
English Grammar, Natural History.
Ancient and Modern G geography. Arithmetic,
Geometry, Ancient and Modern History,
Plane and SnIerical Trignnometry. Algebra, nc so
Chemistry, Natural and Moral Philosophy,
Astronomy, R:etoIic. Logic and Mental Philo.
soply,
Music. extra, ~ %
Use Of lusirumcnt, DO. y w
Latin and French, do. ~ 10
Painting and Ornamental Branches, Go. > 90
Tuition to be paid to the Treasurer in advance.
SAMUEL l.. GRAHAM, President.
JOHN ". RiSON. Secretary.
IL. NJ. DANIEL. Treasurer.
SiL.s Fl. HaiHs, NICHOLAS G. READ,
WILLIAM TowEs, AEM. w. ~ESAELE, Trustees.
FL. NJ. SPENCER, EuwIN a. WILLIAMS,
SAwL. S. WATKINS,
Jan. 4 10-w1w
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! ArOTGCE The snrsctibrr haTirg associated az
Vi mariner in his Mercantile business in this CITY, his
s1r. V,a. S. T%gi?Lnrr, the same will hereafter Dc con-
,Tmred u;,!er the firm Of JOHN T.. Tr:Piet! q Son
'''A' JOHN K TRlPLETT.
G0-lm
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SHptoi; III i~
PNrsEyr,
Hon. ROGER B.. TAHEY, of Maryland, CMg JnSttce'
,4ssGcistc J1.iiccS.-lIon. JosErH Story, ~ Masshchu'
sets; SMITH Tu"mrsoS. Of New York; JoiiS MCLEAN,
Of Ohio; HESnY BALDwIS, OF Pennsylvania; JAMES N.
! W,yyr, Of Georgia; PHILiP z. BARBOUR. OF Virginia;
JOINS CAraoy, OF Tennessee; joins MckGSLEY, OF Ala
bana.
Court would cnmln"Icp Il call oil the docEel uhuel TIE
3Glh Rule Ia. nnTroW.
Adjourned ill 10 morrow. II O'clock, A. M.-.Nal. lax.
rrom TExAs-"7hc country is increasing in popula.
ton and wealth, as fast as can be expected. Inc Gus.
tom. house at This port, Galveston has been in opera
ration since June last, aud has taken upwards OF 49,
OOO for duties on goods imported from the U States; he.
sides al hlatagorda, The duties amount to about S1o:OOo.
gy relating l!lese two instances you will perceive the
wide prospects of our new and rich nation. feel proud
lI,a, am a Texan, and hope ] may have another oP?or.
tuLily of showing myself a protector OF my country
We have officers enough in our Navy, and daily apPi.
ca,icns are received and rejected by the Department
Commodore Thompson who had command OF The
Invincible. died of the fever, which proved very IA.
tai last summer-but the country is now perfectly
healthy. Lots in the contemplated city, sell rom
$500 TO $3.50. and in the course Of or 5 years we shall
have 4 fine iit!e city. There are nav lying at anchor :
brirs from n. York, three from Baltimore. and two br'gs
and thirteen schnDners are dIscIarging their cargoes; be-
sides he steam ship Constitution, which was a y. York
aud Charleston packet, but is now a New Orleans and
Galveston packet. Galveston Island is % miles from
n. East 10 5 West, and al the widest part seven miles
wide, rather fat, but has a remarkably good soil. AT
the lower point, at The mouth Of the Iarbor, there Is Il
fort about being built, and 100 men stationed to take
charge Of it. Congress has Just made an appropriation
to build one s!oop, thee brigs, and four schooners of war,
which will make quite n good little Navy. In spring !
think they will be completed, and then tor another cruise.
We can whip all Mexico can send. The officers and
crew of ,he Independence (Which took two briggs and four
schoon.rs 10 caplure) have been liberated by Mexico and
returned.
"a resolution was passed last week by our Congress,
" a. 80 - ,,,v,Sr aacinn nj - Ahslt
O month since a Mr.. Il, formerly ut n. York fought
a duel and wounded his adversary.'-JN Y. Star.
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q COVERINGS A Young Lady wishes 10 obtain
"a a situation as Governcss IN 4 private fa'n,iy"-tav-
inv been engaged! nearly six yta's IN a large l"S'!iuii'n
for The education Of yOung Ladies she has IA" suH;c''hc
a~,ar.rc. 70 enable her To sar. that she is capable Of
teaching the various branches of an E"s!ish education.
,s il is Isuuh, in cur large SrGlinares-toge!her vain
Drawirs. rain,ing, Muse. fancy Needle work, nnI En-
nJJrrs<r! 10 y. r.. NJ, Washington Ci!y, vii! meet WIKI
I"n 1O-21w4w-
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FEVO TEACHERs-Wanlrd, for the ensuing year,
to reside in n family distant from Richmond 20
miles, n Teacher, TO take charge Of Il limited number of
pupils, "a female would be prclerred,) competent TO teach
the Englis! language Gin all its b%ranchcs.) and music
For farther particulars, apply 10 James Bosher, corner
/; and !th streets.
Richmond, Nov. II. 1897. HG-wtf
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~LARKSYlLLE FEMALE ACADEMY.-.Ihc
" Trustees of the GAINESVILLE Female Academy have
elected MIR. Samuel l.. Ecnahlc principal of the lnstltu.
ton. They have also appointed a young Lady OF APP
proved qualifications, assistant tcacher.-Mr. Venabic
will devote all his energies 10 the School, which the
Trustees think will ensure success 10 the enterprise, as
he is 4 gentleman uf talents and finished education.
They uclicye he will successfully teach all the branches
Of a thorough female education, and that parents and
guardians may safely commit their daughters to his in.
slruclion. The Trustees arc making arrangements TO
furnish The School with the necessary Chemical and Phi.
nsouhical Apparatus. The first session will commence
on the 18th day Of February next, and close The first day
Of ADJUST. The second session will commence the list
dar uI October.
Board, incirding washing. lights and fuel, can he "b-
tanned in rcspe clable families AT from ID to 80 dollars per
session Of five months.
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& TEACHER WANTED-A geuGirmln we'll qua
8 lifted to prepare hoys FOR COLLEGE or the University
Will find Il situation III n healthy ne'4'1.Fho"d' nnd an
agreeable family. in The Southern part OF virginia. n
,n.lr n Tios. u Niaury and VIM. II. MeTr!we'her,
G!i!!1i' o;,,svillc; Il. A.. Garland: or tie t.c'!"', Nic"'
mGnd. 2,
I lnn WW
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both in front md rear, and met with a severe reRnise'
It was added, that Governor Call had sent from lal!a,
ha.see one hnaGrrd and twenty men with ria.rs 10 al
them. The brlgace, 1t was understood, weie IN %aHt = ;.
arms and ammunition. We do moi put much lalth IN
tie report, as something in confirmation would nave
reached us before this. We have seen a letter from u
gentleman attached 10 The command, dated Fort Mell"n'
Dec. 18th, which made no mention OF the circumstances
we are, therefore, inclined to cons'der ii a misaprrehehi
hcuti - Juurnu{
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Sy0rsYLvANl, Nj. 7. NJ.
Ns. auunu!r Pick i.,l infuc YEAR, :u IS i"r.i'' - ia. ''tN
II ,.L, rL.,,u,, i, SATIN, iiat, ~ irG, | ans c"P rh!c oi Judging,
iL.T' g.. her we'll ruLird 10 teach what 10" pioicrsrs. she Vas
.., 81. -: am, ;r,,,-.lir. am! mu; b De !"s.G ~ U' the fanny.
''! ''"'"' JACOB u. Il...NEUN.