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MOai: FULMKO BUSINESS. I
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, fT H E su W ri -er nl Vv ataer. proii tSa RaWgb
, - lVg tv 'u '..if w..U klMititcVT inb I to e.lf,
! - pcrMa' il-tlrcc wtn pwU w.th all puib'.
If 1 aai t lct my mtn t! botuwe S M wtte M iW
! t ta ara.-l iv( Fa!liir M i i and behold I diaoovarad f
! , that ha will da irmirrUUn'r U 1 aU.IUntaper yard, wbea
I - :" the to. bar f U U 35 twata per yard
i - - T."h that are lha taut irjre I itr talL but Wt it
I , be ratoatx-rtd Art fr U tnn Uit rratJ. t
4 ' ' tot-: tW pnbtie print that he would fail traand
. - ' Lalf lowtr tba wr o'Jtrr MrMt U the aunty. 1
." ,watrthetmbUiUrf4,acmoridttcf y prior
for faiUntj ami dying , AU dirt cotoerS nl atxarcd 3t
i'-.t . pet yrd 1 not liMred (6Unr) 3cf pat yard (all wel)
i i I - " ail li-hJt eutour wtll ihtared SUcf, oca laiad 1M, COM
"' fnif 18A rfnun ami wool dark colour lid, light do
' , V ' " ftiankaU (UIU and cartW, aa.p fottod. dona gts'1 . AU
4 v'."" A arl.n m..iMii in fVrau, nai',hthaareatMC (
i I ' ."'i f depend Bprtarirjf ibeir wark wMl ltne, m4 d&-'
it . ; CCyciolli will b rr-cclml Mm. ttd"o.
i t' . r,mck,eornT'ir, inordwta b fulUJ, and ra(irted
t i " v thcra hn finnf.rdtni tba Ust LiUmlxf m ererjr McMb.
I - ' Tboa who tv0 cloth there, wU k Wall to iwtfk il
' ." y particular, and tetvt m orders i wU Bwf
' ' Sv nh Itdjed indxlrrwwxl-' "i v v ;' :'', v
V'-i" The iuSacrkftcn nocied 453t rrd eloth to fall.
:v . fUlAfce Rrrt W7lr w to tLt flj-t of Deoatr bar. ,
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13 buIm mrth-wwt frrna ff intborougfa
:-NOTICE.
' - 7 A LL-renn tt oerchy catitioMd i J at tnuUnr wth
y' . x or "pK njr tt of my Strm. wii hwt mt pmi-
v iTli law wiU b ftntoreed fmrt tlxwe wh dwra
..rwdthUtautkH' v v V'-H. VtX)KB.r
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V v,SAMUEL HOGG.4 .
NOTToceopiet th Tavern at Cbapel.HUl lattrjketit
by John Tajrlaiy to. : Me U pwidtd (4 nicrt;n
ihnM whn arill laTDUF Aim vim xdcv Muiom. ami Aan ar
' x 'ommodato tixteeftorclghtcm boardt, aAiKLttr aim
i be will a-iv cornmcM iuJciion.' . t . ;
and f,ecH T i.&OitttM tto U
wlird ACW of th ti pnrt b
" . . !. . Lm a -Manvrrv ak
ilk C. d vu 00 co Umxt fcir Iti unU
teutons to M-niC.- ' ' VV-'t
Itiwwr rhat MoreUoS, .twhnbg
Jrd r. bund kllf u'BcknUf wrong to
Wh Mrtrit eorp to Icteric pt Ihe caromuMc-
tiofl bwei Vr crui oa Mtw
prtr, at tba depwturu of th tof !mV
.,..1 Li ruLm men. " ...V" - J '
mil 11 i w w a - ai w ,
j n - Wm. k.a iui iMt-nea uua
ryvt on th Pacifia ocean, r Atpuk
WkOintOtftPIMMOtUJIBwrwww:'-;
From tb fioston A Jw(1?r of Jatjuarjf 1
pu 4 Trirv vVaaut. of BoLxh If dT from
DeIfxyU(hot 60 mile from Amsterdam) irith ft
roll aonod DutcU cargo, ftfrifsd t Tcrtlaixl on
- aiw P Jl. Ther U 1 retwrt In tovn
thierota that DotrtJMnft hat gr bck t
dooAow U tomcv twr H'originrted, I cannot
a a" t k awl. aaJ taa'
Iaum sot mucn tennc 11 to uiw.w.n
mar bare been circulaicxl for jpoculatir purpoict,
u 1 thoOtuid othri art wrth 0 trt tho IU pur
I Tbo bov repat of thfre-taWng-'ftf DrtSiJcn
nk . 1- .4:,..ti..1- (,tiiMMr,niM an X
iwMnr.. ! fLrnrthat nt hafwwni.' bettlcft tmrtt
xi f.H'"M, and other towna taken "bit tht bank ofiht
Doe. ? AH the trraief of the aliied power "Wro on
th left bilk e!th Ell Ooniparte rat a ftttfur
one r two hundred nil from that liter I ' Drea-
feo ia m the rjhtlnk of the biDe ana yet, mo
firtt
annary 10, .1814-
4-,T NTOttMS the IhKftWvuiU of CumbtrrtaiMl eowttv. v Ae
- " raabomajrh and ia tifcimtr, Uit be la eosniuanccd
-i-..the practice of Medictne, BurRtry and Midwifery. . He
U "aiioa at Mr. Srrtrghtm'a, w AraraapoaottTu Deo? QflL
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WOOL;
CASH and the bitfbeat price ffre Sir nreol al tLc
wo hear; Ktw Dresden is token i r a xci.
Tli lite arriral fronV Enebnd ; hid the effort to
in tVm rami nf Sneculition Miny . erticlcs were
-t" - - 1 , -
anld nrt Tuaadat loom S3 V eu per cnv, Kwcr
week bolbr.v Manr
tk,h Mmirei-a ald WO llODB the tmTf will UCjl
aa O . r . -. "
litem (iiuuuiaiiviM
rwVtreo tne' wi J fe idu., tftdef the maw u U . f"n itbnaiuoo rnn..
CO iO W ' J .1 ) . J lit inf If l I rnirk t at! IK .
"!l.i.. .t.a ntsonen of n.r.. Te hou. orders.
arm a.--"- - .
a IntHei
fl.tn an
?Ontbeajn; rnorrirre etacirr.ef t cf r
r 'ro-jjr liennet, v.m.jre4 at Ltai,
I i-Mt,wj aUMki-d 1 7 a rarw,f nt-f
rtlseawero lmraeiately cmomHted t- f
1 and aI7Ut 3 o'clock this afLcrnoon, aW ; o
i!.fmurMi. At Oe a.ni time two,!
l.rV,V.aMla. lrtnK"ix)' BlaciRock, were act od iU tn.jit 0S hia li Cc atj ly ttB.lUin a t
fir?todconurncd. It i tho atowed objecttofthe rate tharRe, effecud their r, t,t afu:r btL ;
n!iu as rccelTed by Kod eWOorUy, ti proceed 'rounded by Vetera) hundred, with the loss vt e
-. " I K..aM.a nf Ljtmlnei . ikA miKi laaa aaa Waft ll'.l
a abort time to une, wr inwpui,-c. 1....m,wwW.w. WV1",
welsbtt part stxX astn inducetneiit toaofeapLJotiea, Inuantirt
itrixr!? mhrtri t .
tho wsaels b t!t part sou, assn iuucenicunww vrwagu vic niuw nricrjrtiw. me 11...
ia Trutiaaa ta aid and assist tnern in m ncunw 01 out;ipiow, ri't.cjicr, aou trie ,
j- fujj JiSertT IS pteo tnem, to piuuocr, iur , man a unirf r'.!, 1 --cg 10 aanrs, . ;
owo4neflt, whercterihey tny ro-.. As the com,-'th InofTecaitft Inhabiunt wlvo could twt ec
Ma nlace t5 the easrwardls enAwere, wUhoutreiranftoareof aetiinbHTnanlTbtiLS-
tirerf Inurrvptod by tho said Indians, &C and a. it ered bjr tatacs beaded by DHub cflvs paLrtci.
U Important for you to batft tho earliest intbrmaUon t A British officer who t;.Vc jy- tt stows t'..,
ariheXite wo recorocQOtvi to you rery exertion,: many tniallehiJirtn were, murdered 1? their India: s.
abfttn readiiiss,lacicol ao anewpt wuuroa;.oiajor tauary, w.o vti.suTonea t DcMoss
afnraaaid I sndfequest of you, aonae osustanco in, with hout, 40 Catiediin tojunuefs, "advanced t
men, arms and ammuniuon. - aa we m w ; iwiiao , r icip ii, bj, compcuca ioe actauccc
arma.and no ammftxntion Tbe fimeUhlarmutg i;ryard of tb e;eniy to fall back to the loot f tt
er 01 tpocy ; - mountain., a tie niitjvr is raeruonous cuicer r-
UnVWMvn im v.m. f, ' - t" . ".- -" - - ""v" -
a ;; , - Oa the wtrt tmm nnio. icw.", iiougnttne enemy two 1jts, rxl' ejienuea evt -
.- tiK'n 01 rrouiui 10 tr.e 1 auuwanty erect, xn Uu .
ctions. Iku Lbwe, 33d rr gt U". S. army, and 8
. ISAAC BARNES, Mai. Com
ituua eear iHtnaiov
' m v. .il ah i ... Mrifn. mil inn tu- v . .
u. miwiBiiMi . . I ,, . loft taxation faiunteers, were iu,iea. '.- naarnv.
ell S 6y prev'urti to te attack on Nuga4 r.
ptace, BUck Rock, and the other- iilses' on ti.-j
fron'tier. rrl cane here Without troopv' oiul hare
caVed out the militia : cf Gcnncsaee, .Nisjra r. ,i
ChaUuguS counties en imtutel f M
This place ws .then tnou-t to be la mtt i-
my Rate rtancei cp lo uie. r vuf
destroy ctct; thing as tbey-PesV vS' ' :
; V'y Vi rreai tWVfat-rm Press:
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v ' THB Subscriber offera hia aerViora a arwit for oer.
J.'t ' W1 vn8" - deaUnua with the Stat Bank at Salia
" " U nnr HtfwlU transact buaifteai upon the Allowing terras
Vu'!L, t 'Forpreaenunlranotefof dUcctV
W,-.y ind paying it 9mgtm;&sWc';r :. v
I letter addreMed to him at Raliabury, (poaipiUd) aball
.v v.,.''. eaauiy attenaeo t0.-uaiers wunuie Banic woo eoinut
: (heir busmen tn him will regvlart forward money tad
rotes for renewal. '
j t - .2? THOMAS X. COWAK.
v Deft. 1, !813 l
rtha miitt ia hraded - T.s enemy, wWom
courso is marked by etery-species of tJeprtdatiorH
fjilculstetj tsdlstressour fellow cifizens, is prog re s-
mnnli hnc i4Ttnt waste etery vimK uui
comes fc their, way. .'Already : h Buff;iio Ibrt
Schlosser, Nlanchester, Lewistown and fort Niagara,
been swept from the earth by epnflaRration, the cries
of Infants, wpmen, tho sged nd iiinrtri, uli; teudjy
for protection nd. redress, end otery wan-hMing
stagiodropof Amsncan blood Bawing in iiis train,
will not refuse to repair to tftti protection of Erie,
and'eWppteg st'that place, J i" 't s
i : bhIGade orders;-: ..&
"x i .f -y. M'ABVtttx, Jani II14.V
SIR--In Pursuance of .General Orders of the
most alaiming namre, you ore hereby- commanded
to march your regiment with all possible expedition
to the towq ol line, tnero to pertorm a winy oays
tou ordttty,unless ooiier, discharged 1 tho men
tQ i, bo armed witn a umclent rma or row&ei,
k sacsvand Blanket, if io their power to furoisb
thrfttne. A court ol appeal win, do r.eia at me
house of Nathan Pattarsin, of tho town of Mercer',
en Thursday the Tth of April oeTUf As at present
advised, it ts ootiamr power to furaisk tho rations
that the law coAUsnpfatea 1 I shall, on its nurcWto
Kvtrustf lett from Cananddptifiluted Su, tbo place of rendeoua and as far as in my powef
J. v ddintniogiJaiutarw S, t814.rr J wilt furaish- at" Meftdylllo n4 aVatfocd lou
wui. incrciore, una uua iniprniauuii wraiumwwiw
to your regiment, in order that each man may, if
possible, tartusb tumaeit to fcet,? 1 ? Vf,;'
VUett CU.:Themas lloseck 4;. Ol r.'iX 'd
-? -t ,.'v. jiihai rjtc- r. i'ji:
J . Tl . . .1 I I 1 . r
mioent oangcr, a wcmi 1 e mjjnnp, oui-j J .jvs
no doubt ii-noW perfectly stcurev. -Voluntetrs n
coming In In great nomhers i they arei however, 1
sptcfcs of tronps that cannot be expected tot: .
unue in .mice for a long time i In a fewd n
lwvu oeucnea miuua, sueiy araitea, wuipeoo -
'i'I bate the honor to be, 'v' '?'. :
1J
. l ne lavte aeseeni 01 me enemy no or ironti
jid the korrid outrages' committed oft ear io-
feneeltfss tnbahitanls, by Ibe lintuh allies, be,
ins laid to mymiseonduct As -commaadin iZ-
eer 01 ine Amerieu lercca pi in ironuer, tea
altLougb my conduct has been spprpvtd by li t
sceretnry at wkr, Ike eommandr and elicf u'
this state, and by major general Ilarriionbef -
Bis oepanure, etui s oeeu 11 ujiij wnico 1 or
to my own reputation, in order to pat step t
the eU report!, whUIi oro pMpagatcd atuiuV
me, wiwoqVjKnowr'g wy raenr Mui meai
which I had ia my power to execute them, t
glre brief sUtemept of my most promir t
aets eiaeo 1 have had the hone of ao)mgoru
a eommand.-On toy arrival At Fort 0o, lil
previous to, the departuro ,01 Ueu Wilkins a
with hie fcrmj from that post, I eugeste J ti
the general the necessity of marching out t jrmi.
the enemy At Cross' Roads and Four Mile Cm ' )
that his army'wjta the addition of my nr'':X
were sufficient to take or destroy all the L
foreeeto that neighborhood, jrhteh would lean
MOthiRg more foj he toilitia to do than to pr
teet and keep in order the inhabitaats of iL .1
part ef the prov-inee, as .otherwise ear frontlet
would be liable to he invaded.; This proposition :
howover, waa not agreed to, as the general!, u- :
struetions were of a different natureWhe. ftnc
rallefl with moCol.Beott and 800 regulars U .
were to rAmSin until 1 eonsidered my fore? iu!V !
eient to how tno ton wiuiou theau woen tuj ;
.A.. a -! B.AV-arft'a'. riot. t
T About the iath of Oetobe the British ATtnt
commenced, their retreat towards the Jiead if
the lake, ! issued orders for my "militia to par
sue, which was promptlv obeyed. Wo advanced
its far as thf Twelve ilile Creak, and within l
short distance of the enemy's rear geard, whom
Col. Seott sent Air express requiring me ts rf
tarn," and said that ho wbnid abandon the ft
next day, aaid march With his troop for 3ack- ,
ett's Harbor, and kt the same time detained my j
provision And ararannitloti waggons which Mm- .
pelled me to Abandon the farther piirsait of 01 1
enemy, ana . tn Jueea tnem to make ;suna o v
the haights of Barlington." ! was then left with
about one v thousand ' effective ' militia In fort
George,: and two hundred and fifty Indlani, :
foree not more than saffieient in number to gsf i
rion the post,', Oil the Arrival of penHr"" i
loa'e army, I was elated with the prospect f j
uniting our forces of. drivinlhe enemy fl'o :
Balingtoatakiog possession of that post; aal'
giving peace to the upper prpvinee and ear froi
tier, .,y were tftepared to mureh in 3 houri, . i
V4t
. -' LOST OR MISLAID,
.r TK Ttcmbcr last k judgment (a favorDeiinla Cndj
.v-.vX against Samuel Guthrie end John Marshall aa cccum-
, tf, lor tne sumet any umiara, due-tue lain of April Iut
. .rkl1 persona arc hereby forvaiped 'againet trading for
jiaU judgment, and the eaid Gtthrie and Mankail are
.. oouheu to pay it to none ma toe proper evnr. , '. :
. . ' ..' v-".. )-.;-'. Ar.tA..TiHQ. rTSURElX.
"Wake, Jan. iel8ly t - 8-3tp. ,
. Amidst the central cofcfusion, such facts at 1
ean ratolltcL are aa follows tJ fM'X'&'&PH
j;Tbe British ere in possession of Buffalo, which
is not burnt, theyTtavotwt advanced far on that road.
General Hall's head-quartera are tit Batavia but
we have troops at Eleven Mile Creek. Our voluiv
tters flod aooo after the attack, and ere coming
homo tn arevee. l novo tun icernea wai mr.
has written, that on the ndee road they bad advanc
ed seventeen miles tins sicto ot , ftnsi.'ara t Colonel
"T, JAMES PITT, Tiilor;
i T-Tsw removed bis ahop to Mr. Boas's buildings, next
, XX door shore Mr- Fuller's Store, and near the Mu-ket-t
Ja'ousn He eontiauea tO proaoCutc hia buaineaa with Cdelk-
ty and diapatca, and nopes for encourage mem, '
: . . k "v . wgn, Jan; w, m.
tfftura, but . lUll, who however, has behaved "Very
wll, and eocins to be uniting the public confidence
a lull r. :ir,. . ; i.,-- k:-
h Tbia will bo A Tory distressed country before
spring We shall certainly have continual alarms,'
and arjdl know oxpunmentauy the success of burn
ing and plu or."-a :;3V(;,
, FOR SALfi,
ww1-' " w V e" raWO aWltlUUa
T TIN (i 1 about 38 mibw treat NaahriUe, tn the state of
JL4 Tennessee,, en Dig MarpeUi, which, will be sola w
' 'eaaenable terms, or exebaneed for Lanrfa in. thia stmt
The Land is svd to be of a good quality; for which an
nndouoteo uoe can oe maae oy mt tuDMriber. . rot in
Ibrmauon, appiy to Samuel Uoodwm, Tq. of this city
s r: . .r, h v 0S1A POXIAUD.
taleigh'Jan'. W, ' 3-i5w-.-,-;,'
: .ii - i i , . i i1 ii i if i
COMMITTED a
: M TO the Jail ef Burke couatv. on the Ifch
'i J of October last, a .Kerro Man. hetweea
v 21 and SO vears old. of a yellowish com.
. . :rkd, walks with hia toes out, and bd
On aoegrtxotton coat i the other clothe.
ragged ana patched and of. ttiilerei
Jkinds. Savsbe kelonn to 4 man hv the
Daiae of bvsora, In Bannister eounty, auppoaed to4e in
the stateof Virginia, and that his name to Buck.' The
.earner is requeued to come forward, prove property and
- Xy cbargea, or ue wui oe oeait wun accor mg to law.
i
Jan. 20
, - JOUN WOUlJaB; Jailor,
' ' fist or Mislaid. VJ"-'-
A ?0TB of rlAND,' gives; by Merritt IKliiard to Al
XX tied Jones, for fifteen pound, eeventeen sDUifitga
, en demand and payable the 10th Trbruarr Uat wiiji i
credit of: three doliara endorse, on the back. All per
oona are hereby eauuoned not to trade tor Ute said Mote
.. .... . . . . a' II ' M f .1 . . . j.. ' .
. . mauie aaia nemit ;auun. irvui ayuia; iiac aauu aa
ta endoraed to the SuhaCriber. ' - .
MEXlCCvrr;
-the-wAr.
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Extnti if &teturptk Editor, dttd Crnnndapia,
.. .. i. .,iia.i-- ..I 1 "iniorniuoi n iu rcawicu.ivwu ui uvivm
denco general com plaints-1 no One at the head of
A tetter froi the hltt nvu'tet at Warren, to John
m, ttq. float matter, rttttourg, jaatea n arrtn,
January I, soya, ' -J',
. 1 am informed by the post master at Lower
Saadu&ky, a party of lorry "tuen-commanrtel by L.ts.
LarwtlU Fisk 'and Divis, who were went by Okn.
Case to reconnoitre on tne titer Da Trench, were
attacked by the British, three killed, two made their
escape, and the rest uken prisoners S v;
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, ' Axx asseia, Jan. 10,
A friend has' favored us with .the perusal of a
letter, daied Sacketi's Harbor, Dec 38, from which
we learn tast the fleet at that place, has been strip
ped and laid up for tho Winter. The weMher was
remarkably moderate, and the Harnor entirely clear
of ice. 1 he meet on board the Hoot were much
more healthy than they had been for some) time pro
viouaj and were abundantly supplied with-every
necessary. Tho enemy hr certainly building two
veascls at aUncstoa' one ot 1 50 feet keel. The wil
tcraupixnes that some vessels will be commenced
at the Harbor in a short time.
. We have been b, formed lrora Another source on
whichrwe can rely, tnat the at aces front Albany
were loaded for scveial days with ship cirpaucrs
ror tckeu s aruor utraia, ;
Fran the Border a tJ F.rie.
istown. on the Ridse road, mafchins; towards
thisolace, with: a force wf above 3000, including
Indians. Our forcoislsts ohly, of about four
bafive hundred effectlTO tnen-We are almost des-
tittr.e of ammunition and guna, Our force is at or
nekr B.tUvia. 'v. Wo ara very much alarrnsd here
brtbOafvityofthhjUlMge - V f? 5
Faoii Eaia. By prlvato letters which have been
received lrora Erie., dated on the 4th inst, ire learn
that the fears of Immediate approach ef the eoemy
hsd in a trest measure subsided, jot the last in
formation received at that place, from pereone sent
out to reoonnoitre, U appears tbo enemy do not do
"im A to.- attempt toi epproacn that o auirbor
bif ire the ice on the lke becomea hard enough
to bear them., jt is ' the opinion of every person
there, that the fleet ia perfectly safe and in addi
tion . to the obstacles ' to their procoedinK ' to
Presqu1sle, .the enemy, If they attempt to destroy
the tovn, according to their lata btoendiary mode
of warfare, will fied it defended by a largo body, of
nuuuat who have repaired thither tn a apimed
manner for its defence. Many voluteora were on
the point of proceeding from Ohio, but wore turii
ed back, their services being deemed unnecossary,
it is oar opiruon that Doth the town and fleet are
safe. ' -' '" "
tpv of a fetUrJrom General WClute, of Via
Jreto'York state troops, to the Secretary of
: Head quartm, BaffiioiDeciti? I8it., ;
ita--t regret to be under ihe neeessily?of an
nouncing to you the ; mertifying ; intelligenee
of the-loss of fort Niagara.' On the morn in of
tne lBtn tast. about o7eloek, the eaesay eroHt
Cot
PitUbttrg.Jan. s AVith feelings" of. agoiTy wel tne rive.r Fivmilo Moadowain grrat
whea the Arriva ef eompsouore Chaiineey w ,
orders for that exoullenf oflioer, general Harri !
son, to re u air trauiediatelv' with his Armv t
nrcseut our tuAders with tho lo'Jowiue aiarmit.e
intelligence, received by a gentlemen whb arrived
boro yesterday from Erie, which place he left on
Friday Usfit is unhappily entitled to the fullest
credit,,; y. ' ,
If there is any hope left lo the present case, it Is,
that, lie understand tbo fleet is so moored In the
harbor of Erie, as to present a bittenr of from fifteen
to twenty guns, Irom whatever point it mn beat-
tucked hm the Ice Is not sufficient jto bear, should
tne enoroy attempt to ooara, ana tnat it is complete-
Iv Cot away ronnd the Shinnintr. We also learn
that genet al Mead lias issued circulars ti all tho
colonels fids brigade, by express, ordenne them of troops,; but torfoM itrrlect in ih
immediately to:march their respettiye regiments ling officer of the fort, CPwiiConar4. in not ore.
force, consisting of regulars and Indians, who
made their way andiaeovered to.the garri.on;
wuico irem toe most oorreet iniorioAtien 1 can
eolleet," was completely sorprUed. - Oor men
were nearly all asleep ia their tents the tnzmf
rushed in and'made a otosf horridV ilaaihter.
6aeh as escaped the fury of the first onset,- retU
red te the eld etess-bouse where ' they , kept np
a'aestraeiive ore on the encmyvunjUl a aut of
am monition compelled them, to surrender," Al
though our force was'vprya'inferiry and coina
raUvely small Indised,' I.atnjudiioed to, tlifnh,
that the disaster ia not Attributable to auy tconf
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their rjatriotia fnfta 1 n&r!nf: KaA valu. .i i..t,:-. k.... . ..;ir i -'
j , i". t, ---7 V . - . r I r7'"0 w.-j, vt, ,uv tuyajuK uui ior UI aK.
, . ' AewOHeant, Mwmter Mp& tccttty l ana. the enemy be checked in hn peeled atfaefc-feHs.;
f a veoselfrom Vera tVhll.lirriet4 bwj .. ttwt.iv !
nfuosday, "WWTSrAaT.
'.t:. nave,'.ien5tvoied with the pe
Sofo'oAof them, dAuUf.
ASSa -4VtaJ iL A
Sackett'a Harbor.' I rsmonat rated ucraiiitt bJ . ;
going off, as will J seen id a eorrespobdicibs
tweetf tne gcuerar and myself ut iu yaiq. , , of i
which movement all my expectat ion were blajt
ed, ind I foresaw the consequences, unless A rft .
inforeement was immediately' sent ou to supply
the place of the draftod militia, whoje term '
serviee would shortly expire. I eoniidered my,
roree, which bttd bteome jingovernftble, as
wnicn i issue t on my wtrn. V'- u ?,'" 1'
For six we.eli hefofe the militia were dischapi
gnd, I wrote aml.ciinniieiV writingj'to th 1
eittary itttvnr,thDi neeessitjr of sending on M9' ;
larninent pt nnmia orrcgoiar troops t mi
foupd it jrapOMiuld to retain tli militia ta i
vice one day bejond their'ternij I alsestatcl ;
from the hfst infurniation,' the enemy's fvrce. I
offered at bounty ofvtwo dollars per month, f
one or two, month, but Without effeet; '.fo016
fcw'of Col, Blobm'e 'iVhi'ent took the toonty
and iiQmcdiatelr disApnearedJarid I'wai W;
ljelld(Jlflkgrant A disehargftfto- tho militia ;
voianteers, which ltl e with about sixty i
tlve. regular of the ith United Stktos 'wI'mW I
under captain Rfldrers-to ffarriion fort Qeorfr l
1 summoned a ennneil ef Piiur' km! put "f
fort Fayettea:ed their oervices, and the troops at have escaped out of theFort-ome hadlv womidtd
. n-tAr.Ctafe Lieut Peck; 34th rekiUed, atid ; aahTi
J V''-"W others.';i.V 4A4i44
Ia llMjirraa Wk!ueK . ,..v.m; xouwu perceive, air. bvther.nrWA n-tU X.
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