V.olumcr,VI.
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'r- nn v .... i
RAJ V V fr rt n'acr.bev erf
a lit IT to
I
dam a tree s&n V " wassoia.io
... m jV t the nam cf tUrper I W
- 'rWe ile aho rwr4 njfi-
txml 1 w J1 tie Svr I te tJ f. Tow W V iefttr
,' In an JiL iht I can get Vita " " "
- - ' -V " - - 'THOMAS BtEBS. ..
. V BetW ror4,"M-VlcrXtnf eoimtv, JI U " - -
. , t, jdy it. os:.x i.vu- J-m.T i
V
i: S."b Jt.n
Fwiwd c.uru e
ir cf j;t, I i4
1 .-.k It nt BO ":dI
? v JAM fr KM V h
no fieri'.
r
T V . tr. CirA .aW.'. no the XSiU rfr k
d M the ttuit art rtO'tircd lo a.ke fjvmo4 A r
mmi. : ,."c.w. civ vVt
I
ff ORDERS.
" Toni.l av., .ik, U eui Iheif repcc6 rtgimtaU W
t - MM- wll tU f UrM and M the day tierrm prcW
' .orL (v llic fKirpo- pdfinf; roiirteml ud; fr t'b."
j cV'tiial i The.lieirinCTt f ahren at WrriUMi tn
i. Vdayt!. ecgfi4dyotSIH'nitr,nltj th 19 Ttrri.
i t .-', tof 5Txemitr fb Bspimcrt of rnUiit Louuuurg i
1 ' AVr Jnetdat tt twct' y Cri day of Blrnri lh It-
i ieaiiOf .W oiv,ved nil- r.ooccw-
discipline fT S Vllowinjr dlht isi thof litlrjj;iBi:
6 both Uef ot iWVe,4ll jaree dajrs immedi4ely
vJrtenO cf. "in.eibf r 4bost bUgivf lo tie, Frnk
! . iinjlerwrnt Ac trententl,iiifeeriiUraniVl'eP'Ul
, ox septemuer a-na u.ose etiorpng u n lirgi
,rihnt tUa lkre c!v imm d'.ately precHnr h review
ij tlt twenty ih, twenty evtiuh"aiMjUwuity,ilu
': 'jf. Bv order of Jolin H- t 'skins, Di igadiey IJcnml of tli
'vt'" V1'1' . ut
"Ttr fttttGij i Saddle H itpt?--. -
Piy of the iJ.ft J SuUaV lrtxjps.
"T'Ht OrflCr.UScommandlnff drtsehmcntt and
State of yufih-ytnj'.ina, are iif'irtj.d that I am iray to
wcive. lUe't' Muytrr 4i.d ad prpat
: : : ;r'Enty, Dollars Reward .Kr y-
TpO;V perir ivo wiil appnber.d tuy Tvrg-ro mn
Ya. ciotK caat, atniw liat ami ,irre.i wuh liutt a biue
c ., onxi wht orrt, be i a lrir.t widatw, aV"u fiv?
fi:t nuie iiicbca b frN Hive' 1W7i a"1 UcK'CO. h
ha btt fi frw Oj"i.t Va- pirpand
provision for a Vurn y The above reward will bagivea
t"vamrprmr,; whj,wiU eonfii the aaid tvefTT lii jail o
ilit I (rcl likiH atain, and il returned homa- all chrjre
p,, ... .,. JOUA JUSHVc.
-taylvaniaCoWMy, Va-Anp. 2r&iix ; &6m
r 1 "
X
I:
i!
S7&
1 1
V
'TIVKDOLLARS ,RKWARD,,
LEFT me xhe ftrsf r Jtirie
X'Uevnut 8orrel limtej Hfiherti
' and a half band HlK. six yari old.
ff ' of the English blood, lia kfiTie f d-
n tile urn ki fto brandt that ai a wn 1
jja teeted.i The abort reward i I Jie
. privei. for vBelWenug' him to .tria 41
wir, and in proportM'h foe a rreatgrdi
l.t.lll,,--.'l ll " fl I H'M .Dllllll llll I) ! .1 .
aw'Ar CEUTAlSr.Voiricw jhrrMM$ nafin 'tha State
!iL tf Viraiiii.a, arrived from Kinton, Jutkaica. with
' Fit. ife atme of the townt .upou uue" lea board of N
; : Carolina, ale yeare lince,, a': or seven pfrUap. where
- .V he died Hit AN ldoif married ahortty after i the- Ceutle
,V- nian'a natae not recollected,-believetl to be cf the pit
''.".'.ifeasion Law. Tl Mid HurrinonUft a child ty hit
t.elf any person wui pe so good ana Mimaiit as
STOLHI from me ridtv evening, (2(5t tf Atirttftt
pan) roa i ilOttStV wii a.all face, about fcet 7
o. 8 iitctra. trut natural, Said Horna was I aupfxye e
lniv Dtnmas Brawn, as he has hen eet? fn pMCtio'
'f him kinee. .. Said trwt is about 29, years old. ahout
SfdctlOJuches hiehllicbt hair, well-art, and has lost one
of Ih tore treth. -1 will tfve half the rle Of the Horse
10 have the said thief secured Ut any Jail so that re can
he brought to jvtice; - , : ; "AftWT B'ITII,
i ValW v near lUieiun, sept, a . 4 ,
,1.
taken In Wake
ti r-
;r. fotiif Jhc ch,ld bjt livinf, and where, it is to ha fouid, it
S 4 -will be an act of charfty aiid hutnany, as il will UiUifO'
' ' .bil-r.iiy prove sdrantatrcM fa a poor child' ' '
rantakccou fa a boor 1
jott.ijii, .ysuuJy 19, 18l4i
-
THE. WAR. w
WA$Hi!OTOl, AUg, i0
Copy of a ItUcr J rotn vg Gen Winder, tthe
Secretary of itar, datca Jfautmorc, August
SIR, Whcft thf enemy arrived a th
mouth ci Potomac, of all the militia which
had been- authorised to as etuwe tnerc wctfi
'if.V.lMjM PrAntrir fnrlkaU but about 1700 to the field, irota tfttrteeri u
; ,.i rW tern.s,tUeUiiandHouses'of Pobllc entertainment. Place and b'mt 250 " Bladetshorg
i .- fiu the town of Oitord. reserved t him when the town
4 ' pas esjeabliahtd act. his tandfc ? 'at proerty rjot'seases
fi'.iinimiir advantaires which 'will alwava secure to the Drr.
' ' pTie'or.a preference of eutem, each lot br'uig contigiKKis
y. v tna coun-Tsro, ana aaivisomeiy siiuatea 1 opon one i
valuc are twp commodious home?, two storjes hih, eon.
v taiiAnir thirteen ooma for the aconihmodatKm Of Sffentlfi.
4 ranefthb and others wlioaishretiivnH-nt 1 with eve.
A .i .ry neceary out house. and airarden anil yard oceiinvme
'j ;. ; pearly fbor itrea. ; Upon the other lot there It a Tavern
?? 1 ipott e,; which hs apout w,te repaired and enjareed, aea
; . naciou framed Stable besidct other houses, and a horst
.jJ,'Jot adjmnins;,wtueawiu iHvextended to any siithpur
V: '. ' " Phaser nut desire, to which wilt be added as ranch lane.
'X : coovenitnt to the town, aa may b required for Kre-woott
'' . fndpastUre.fc.Aatoy g-enera! description of the prrantsts
" " jWillnecesaarily prove: OMaUsfaetnrjr to strangers who
'.Si. " " 'ta v be desirous to purchase audi propetty.tliCY are invit.
y :' -t i ti vw Jt4 f. The saibseriber will aUo sell Ms of frroond,
5- tw suit be parchaaeit adjoinin ,va town, and eonveoicrt
--. to tt.0tord Aendemy, which affords t its patross the
: -.I-', prospeci 01 f coming aauuriutiuir insuuiuon. .: .
" - r:v; V '-'.r TUCJ B. UTTIXJOHN. '
urara,uranTuu: K"uniy, srett, is). v 101
i S),tyaiuabli?ropf rty r Sale.,
a na 3uds noer ouers 1
A ' his ri es'lHte.aitUittf
Waters of Great Orcekt jo thevp.
perend of Halifax count)', N, c
tT t ,
( r a f
rt
HI
conUimiic 1iy estimation Fifteen
Hundred Awes cf prime Corn.
Xtion.'-V, heat t'Toba6o Land,
will srtneridlr admitted by thos-
Who have seen It, to be U4tirof i Iwne ia -the county J
Tliree fburtlta of tho Tract is WUaBd, comprises; at
ieXtenStVS OOoy OS sneauuw n iw uixiymi.,- CTVtnu
vvitli, rich herbage and heaty forest imtM.r, and constitiR-
na it rsntre for Stock inferior to none. Ther is on the
. D 1 r.v. 1 i .t
avemisea m animii ruriu, iimiviuiij w . hi kwu.
s ' i aena'ti-; and sufficieM to work encbt orlen hands W ki eat
" adVantaife ry Judicious management) 1 a!soa iriiaU tene
' . :j ..?' . h.:k i:..t -a ,
: ; : r jaeriiina pieaaBiHi'wi..M'i ,n.m unrc cj.jjvik.-c,.
i ' -' might be made 'suffictent for the freeoJhmodalitiM of a
fy y y-- rnodctate family aflbrdingwtef the best situations for
Store, TS W WP t w'M n nor part
VCrc ff the cAuntrf.andln the vicinity of trceJrt tSfist Iferh.
-.j"" Mi'U, Cotton Ginsi andt lloiwes cf 'ifitine
fc-' ' Yorship of- diHiirent. denommMion To Suctt getiffi
Tr.7.. bttttalltqn, and
' ''ilWerand A vboWtUA amosftiert,' ike ;berihey cast I the Navy Yard,
''yi -r'f diirtertjtd!yrentcnAUiiaesuUasan object wwhy j the "pas ol'the bri
:.i.t-jf theipaiaioiW4'bos who msywiaH'to parcbaae.
'v-? Jdiii communicate wUb hint, eiUrin pewcf, ot h letter,
f-'vrccted tojoneV Stare, UaliCut coUmy, K.'C v ; '
1 x' ' '&. 'if r-t V-'- sA ",'!(, ya. VYM.i E W'KBO. '
'"'X'-yS Sprineued,.Aun 10,t8l4.;V:4J?33 4t
. . L- '. i . - ' ' ''-'
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SM1THF1ELD ACADEMY-
H 1
' X r-idi-mv heft-iA on AtuBtla ihe fllh ins, anil cJimuiI
Aii ; Tuesday cteniiip.'. The elates, wpne ewmtntd on
, Jtlitir repectite studiel in presenceof the board of Trus.
teea arpointed to atteiid the esamlnation, and a Uree
-wc';i,. , sr aimer tbiA traiy- merit dislhiotioti
l'-. . -1 .. .Aft.fK mn.'h r)l'iilil:tui
' i' ti iiior "School wul conunence on ilia in st . Monday in
v'tjjt. '.TstoiiU and c-Jardiansv-'ho wish 10 send their chil
. '' -: i' d. en, my swt arprt-lwnd any danger from the sickly tea
r .jXi '. :, ., a( the vacau..i is s Ch.scn tUat duiinir lie violence
'" -'i of auttnitl fevers, tlie children wdl be With tl.o.rVeS.
n.tiw tjmiwe- 'is.vm is cuenp."na wjx t')a. '- me
stierti'vn wiUbt rud taUie rAovt's pftlieEtu
the Trustees, KiidxJie Tutor Mr.kVil'-ic N. White
who wi.lrc-sium ttit cisi-tre 01 me jics temy H;e umu
"i'r yesr. ' Fv cnU r nt the B-vrd of Truitd g.
(. . . ' ' " ) ju... brL tA, Jim. tee'ry.
vutteen hundred uttd;r .Cst. Stacybarf near
un
der l.teat. Col. Ktamer i the aliivr progress
drafts and the lnanej tect oreantskttorr v uh thv
tnefTcctivcness of tne laVa to compel them., to
turn out, rendend UtitapoasibVto have procu
The raititWcf thisatate anrj of the ecktjgu
f -a . w . -
cus parte or Virginia and a't-onsvlvanu wtr
called oi3 wWMtr, but the former militia law
of FtruTsMania had xpirnl"thr fim of Tun
; Jtdft tt4 the fme adopted iu iu place ia no
t uke t .n-Ka in orEaUimg thr militia btfor
Oct'iber.VfNaiaid thctetjre has -been reeeiv
from that sttq.
AftT ail ;hra force that could be put at my
disposal in thai almrt time, Arid nuking such
ti!8P')SK nnH us a ucvnuu uesi cairuiaicu to
presem the meat respectable furc at whatever
ikmiUs the tnemy might strike, i was enabled
bythf most active and harrusaing. movements
of the troop tainttrpese litfore the enemy at
iildcnsuurg.apuut bve hiuaana men, :uclu
tltrig three hundred and nity rtgulars and tor.
Barnty's comraaodi ,'Much the largest portt
I on of this force arri vt-d on the gr o und nhei
theenemv were in sight, and were dispostHl of
id support mt the oust manner v the position
which Gen.' Stjwsbuiy had 'akn.Hv They had
bartly- rtachrd the grouod before the acum
commenced, which was about 1 ocloclc P. M.
of the 24th' insfi and continued about an hour
Ihecontebt was not so f-bsticately maintained
as could have br en debited, but was by part of
the tror-pa sustained with great spirit and with
piodigwua eftcct,' anefbad the whole of cur
1 ...Il - .A.i?l-i.i-.' .1 il 1 . j. l
ioicc netn (uuiiy unit, au : tnuuecu 10 oe
litve that the enemy wjuld have been rej.ul-'
sed notwithstanding All the dlsadvuntogcs un-!
der which we faght.-' The artillery from Bal-
ttmore, support: ty by majer Pink neyx rifle
part ol caii Doughty " from
were to advance to command
dge at Bladen'sburg, and
played Bim the enemy, as I have since kafni
ei.wun veryuesirucuvo tiicci out, tr.e nne
troops weVe obl iged after adme time-to retire
and of "cOuVee artillery, Superior Bombers
however rushed upbn them-andjmjcte hcir re
treat necessary, not however wu.Tpui great
loss on the part ot theentmy.. : iMaif r Vink
ney received a severe. wound tri h: rjRhti- arm
after. he had retired to the lcfu0iu.k of Stans-i
treit;w have th-rtfore. to Ummt lnil.6U
jrlli-5t ati'l cXCeUcnt ofLCef Ess beett Ukeo
pris 3-r 1 Its however .bent parofed, nd I
I met hnwbere rrcove;inij rcm the r.lru .j
cnicasi Mcd b ia &. ' T he L a of 01s sen w
ceaattb'a m 'mert Is aerioat. - - '
Ths StV i'trXre iirgu trttfT lcou iirr-
re t beinr:t,l-I:.fl brg gen 3 Aos 'un nn
gl!;tiU, hievtfv t id inetf grcmna.v anu
esueptfr. a rvcatyt hea part of ihyfA re;
e:4.A few steps, remained ,& i m, and txd
tttStil firdcrrd V retrra. with a vtew to prevent
them from b4ng oiit-ft inked,, ... y .',-- .1 ;
Tbo rr-rv Jq 'der brg gen Smtth'of the
iV.vnet f C4umbit,wiTih theiniltna of the
Ci:va ic G orgetownil wiiVthc rrgulaHi and
inmt drtachmcnts .f Maryland Mf it. a,fl mi-'
)nd n their yight.lW Cnmra' d rv Birnry and
his brave fcUowa and li-u: col Bral, itiH were
thi 'fright on the Hill,' maioiaioe the con
test for aanae time witb crreat effect u,, 1
It is nt w th me. JO y-riort ;hec)nduct of
Com, Bainy' and. his command, nor can
speak from obtervatron, reinr too remote
the concurrent testimony of sll who observed
them, dej thera'th?. highir jusilce for their
. . sit a, - MS.. k
brttre resistame and tneoestruajre tnect tney
produced brrtheetiemy. - Commodore Bar
ney, af?r Kavi8gVthishorseVT6k f6st bie'ar
one of hia ,guna,i and, there uof Vtunsttly re
ceived - severe1 wound la the thigh, and he aP
so fell mto the haads, if ih ehemv Captain
MiUer of the Martaes waa wnupded . tn the
arm fighting bravely,'1" Front the best intelli
gence, th'ere remains iii 'litdc- do'ubt that the
enemy at at ", least ' f ur hopdrrd killed
and 1 wou ded,and of; these a very, onrplal
portion kiit 'd.' r-nvv,...-, .?.
,Our loss .'cannot I 'lhink,,be estimated t
more? tnan irom tnirty to lurty tijiea, ana nity
to sixty wounded. '"r " ' ' : '
rhey tk. aitojgethefj about one Hundred
anl twenty prisoners. v " . a
You: will readily understand that . it is im-
nossttle For me to spr'ak minutely of the me
rit or .demerit rf pirticular 'troops so lit'-le
known to me from their recent and. nasty 'i
sembla?c: 1 Mf subsequent movements .for
the pUTPoscjif ccservjriS as much of my force
as possible-, gaining reinforcements, and pro
tecting tnis place, y u already know. "
I am witrr very great respect, jir, ypar obe-
ient servant. : y."- . . 'y
"y.x:y c wm.h winder
; JBrijr. Gen. lOth Mil. DisU
Sonl jihri Armstrong, $ecrtf of Wari
fJS. B. AVe hive to lament that Caiit. Stey-
rett of the 5th Baltimore recimcnt, has also
been wounded? but is doing well. Oshtr ' of
ucers, deserve notice but I am as yet unable
to particular. Zf
Copy-of a letter from the Secretary of War. to
LaiUiJutVKifatea2Wh Au?ut. 18 1. ,-"
SIR i send Cxpu Marigault with orders
t? receive your written or verbal report Of the
caiisss under whan -'you lelt the pt commit
icu a yuur ciwrge. in tins j oy win state me
orders under -which ou acted, and' from
whom recetveo,- , .
sioa, aad tV.rre c-r'. fvnr handrti wouc J 1 .
Many died of fa ti rued, r.uxber wern "
j-risoeers uv tne carairy jticricg t,a Li
and not a lew have de red. " . u
:.r;. ''.''y'r,4
S from the Richmond vrg lirerJi
--'"A ge.demaa arrUTd .Lut ,
Cfm, from Baltimore, and pasted
tne American camf he aays that tV.e
Banuy is totdtad. but is wouadi.il, jj r.
parole, and returned to Baltimore. H -
tjsn were, said to be in ruorh Jtts frcc tin
beta .represented that in the auit 0 a j
denabutg, tl" militia had riticipy u; '
on the first fire of thereDemj's platoon V;
the front was cleared. Com. Baney wiih 1
six p Wees -and th? ; B u Voluotws -n '
Hanks fired upon tlm 4ii- a4tllery' ivc
fires,' which made conslderabjc h jveje, ,l
the tntroy farmed clist co!aum and du
baiooet, ia ATuri, upn him 'Hi, r! r
wastaAenana lD.. Winder -ksVu,
fe but wiere thefanas a sralhskiimiih wi b the f.
nemy.illaa encory wiUi tWpriocifaJ p4rt rf
their force remained at Bladensburg, while s
cdIuVS of l500 edtertd the Cty;v4he TrcC
dent cwticuediathe-acuoo uaiD ths xe:ret
evomreneed;;V.v' vt-iy , - ,
.A) e.!"afn,- genttemaa states'-that Get!?
Atmstrong' "was seized ' by Wit ' populace I
Fredficktuwn, vhb were about to hang h-m
but he', was rescued by ihe.cp It jlIuihorit-.
We presume he henceforth ceaiei to be S .c'y
of War. '-si V' 3 .laxt 'Jv. v'-'
f, -The British tteet were fcefore Alexandria-.
and would levV cOutrlbu'U'ins of fl'iir aud t -
aaeeo. ; vv csucuute tnat th have very Lvr
troopa'dti MaroY h v--
The British iroppi that had been to Wa '
ingtoa had arrived rjat ?M.arlborough to'taU
Ex tract e; a letter, fry a geiuieman, to hk JHc i
I a n, 'eir, your most obedient servant ;
rib r J ARMSTRONG.
Capt. Dyson, Corps of Arullery. y -
.. Campat Maeon' Nand, Auj ?9th, iSf.
SIR I had the h -;uor to nceiveyouf tca
inu.ucuttnncfthefi9th.mst. She Oiders re
ceived friiui Brig. Gen. VVmdet thVoush Mai
Hite, vrjrbal!yj on the 2-Mth inst. were, ia case
I was oppressed by,' or heard of, anenen.y ia
njy rear, to epilce our gu&8 ai d mske my es
cape over the rivt-r i'h. en-m v approached
by water on the afth, and w.4nad iearnt oa that,
day tlvrouirh seveial channels that the cnernr
had becti i einf iced at Benedict, iiOOO Wong,
ana mt tney were on tnejr mrch to co ope
rate w m tne nset, in aaan.m ta ,the lotce.
which left the cstr Utuler all these circum
. .. . . .1 . rr '''' "
stances, ins pincers uaaer my command .were
consulted, and agriuid it was .bcst to abandon
the fort and effect a retieat, vThe force, under
my command was thought not ecjaal to a de
fence of the place.' , yryy!:y- -
V I have the honor to be, hH great const de
ration, your ouedient servant, u i v - j
V V , v. S AMLT. P,v DYSON,
'-, . j'v.Xapt.,corpa"tf:Artileiy
ihe Ilon-John Armstrocg, . o
oecrctary of War, Washington.
4
S.Vtrictefat'i
:'''v.'anU by '
uMmsSve: buryVe.VSri8Ktd'
tio i and at the Sunsbury bi?gade,Cop8j6tacg l( I.t, ColiU
exertions ttf their ganfa'andv' ShuirV regtmfnt,tfnt,raiyVk;tVe
way very BViOaafterwardfl with the exception
of abotti fcrtV rallied bv Cot,Ratraui after ha
ving lost his horseand the whole or a part of
vaiiit ouvwn buauuauy,! UUUI ui. wuDiq UCUl
S tansbury re presents to have- madei' even thus
! 'deserted, ov crrtllant etniifl1iTK fait MiVlirk I.k
L,olonel. llagan received from his horse,-to-
g',t!.fT wii.h hia great "efforta.td susiain'Tiis p$
&dioa, rendejed Urn uuable to fwllow the re"
le-''
VVaSSISGTOK CjTTr StPT. Ji
TROM TUE liNEMY.
By rifbrmaUn reteived throuch ' the vi
dettes and other , -meads of intelligence recent
Iv organized.' we learn, that the force of the e
neavy which retired from ihh place embarked
onlioard his vessels 'at liennedict TuestlaVaod
.Ll.'ii-trf.'lj'.; v !'!.:,r.' ..
inav I'iin, miu appears ; xu.inieaa going oowu
the river ipf . . - s . r.'. "' --.
. From the PotorhaC we learn that no ves9t4s
of the.' enemy were in atght atx'ive Hooe?s (r
Laidler'syferry, except those lying off Alex-;
addria, Which compriief two frigates, two - o4
three 8loops"pf war, and sobme smaller vessels.)
roops enrtinueto artive tat tiie city, which!
is ndv literally peopled with armed freemerij
who have with patriotic ardor flown to, our ait-
slrtancf t 'V.jMyryy $4
Brig, uen winder and Com. R-Mifrera ar.
.therldaa otm enemy in hi clirMon t?
the MttropoliSv before he regarded hi s Ahips
probuDiy exceeded a thousand men. ' II os
H least
.' in this cifyydjtfdpvufveHiAtS' 89(4, 1814
Sill il reached, Staffbrd ourt4ioire l:,
S ttuday tnornicgi iwheVthts line.tof it.- j !
was intercepted. Bfthefaid ofthe c6ntract ;
I gJt a horse to thfs place,; itnd altho' eye '-r
exertion. Jiaa bepri mde to ke't on further, k ,
na proved impotent. go on to day f :
vya3hington in the mad stage if jit should cc:r
on.-. . vx-'v . i "i.v'i . -.
u The capital of a brave, free and popul 'u: :
rrat'on was itakeft bV about 3000 British forct s.
Jod the Prcstdent'f house ahd rthe' Cari-
were uurui uy- auwut ,au men, wnue Aanur il
Cockburu fode trlamphantlt' tfcrb the $tre .
enjoy inijwiu yranspjorj our natiouru acgr 1 -tion,;
B-it thls' ls"not all M FbrtVVarburt
that ought to have made, as lam told, if a vs
iabt resistance had been made. aencus ic'
fence, either siirresdered at discretion, cr v ;
intcnticmally" blown Aip .afUr' Ae ,guc nets
spiked,' without a singledisch
officers and men retreated to Alexaadnat in a
Cmplet trite onatftttcatlon.!! the func
tirmai 5ea lire r-tJr:'ni'!r;fi UnA f1?ili V! kit
Armstrong j held .m tM.utmost abhoifuice.,
ris said that Cwckburn rlanned itlte sch. ; -
aaq tt 'as.eiecu'eu r. , ,rvate pmpeny w c;
very kind except Gales pnatiAg imaterii A
was ij"iia sacrcu ouviaiaiwi., i ks.' v y " ,
: ' " The Prsidenti ScV 'f S ire and Navy '
are at Whipgxbn.. Gen.Afia"ohg'is ink.
sing; but certainly , "is hot j ampdg be, v'a'.'ia ;t '
fIain.,;Tb "cnemyaVVfa)fehJdowft,to IlAd.V'f
borbuglii'' rhvftVQ'jme'acis att- il '
ant oniauccewfuljif tempt ftfhrfjewliitV v
wui ever d? i vieweu as aratrpnat calamity .a i
kecbunt of the stigma llfixesq th Am r'.
can Bamefcv;:St ;"':ss-
' MP. S.A report has juBtreachrdtir '
pUcethaf ameaoldii'rirmogup'Armsfror'
inFredencktqwp;Maand.,,'r:;'' -V. J
- ; i. "04'4.v .
Wis have COrlversea Vi'th Afr: B Uiiv, : mil ' -
conitactor,"' Who has bf.ea-atV.-!sMncto! till tvi .
dy,v, He states that aU public builJinpr sre ds. !
troyed by the enemy, except th .General Post 0 .
nee, wnicn was preserveu r-y rtuyaKPr tne .
vinn IiMn tuken down.' ihti thtt rtfTica' rnistaker kt '
a private bUikUng- he Nivy Yi rd ttatdcsUoyea ;
by our own troopi'fAdmirai: ; CocVttirn'wid ,
waAglad of it,- as if saved'hiro the trotiWer Ten
sail of large ship endl about welye simller oncv
vre rnoored above-A4exaitdria,,i4tobeu'
troops. - Ay are informed however, by f freiic'
man, whoss. means f iriformution are und'jubt.-,
that tUey are pot now supposed tqbo ull of tw psi
but that the whblo futCA was kbout 6000 hten J ai l
mat Lord HilfW toot araved bt!wisi'W,beta
K The troops amounte4 to 6300 men, jtonunaf11'. '
by majv goner tlr Ross, ,.whose ?horse .was snot uw
der him, by persoua in. Mr. vallmn a house,') -(,
gwetal'xUenceredtbAcietbb
soldiers xaught Piundcring reeeiveti 100' b'
each. ;n TJt ioWiei-a. waas posted outside ths crj -
and wlien .hey stt lire tdthet buildjngsu snraU
ties of tliem were .marched in Yo perform the er'
Vica. ;Tb sOWkrsareofaU nations, ntd(59
the words of - our informant thtm titt'M toot
ing fettow, that ever red (U3n earth.',,: v's
.'... t i- ' - 1 i- j tl.L .nrll't.
punuc omioings were ucsuvyeo, es-ow
d a sutbll grey hois and rWe aiiettt tl city. .
lAIWk vC y Masvy B.i -
Bee tof Mri.Ualesand md pevrnviHr acsiy
his friend Galea Mitiptd oom ttogk toria
Urn, tV. Mr. B. ; said hi was,'a' atranger in the ri'i -and
llid hot know the Ofilca.S T citiaens oji", ;
up,k Coc'kburn enquired of thcf for the 91 '
ri.' S..j...-j t IT. .oS.1 in fM1rAt WAV cr
wiUtciiZe you." H It, wa, then tni r ' l
nrA,.rA U hA Kni-rvl Twrt l:i,l. I l!
I.ri1ti..- .m MM- .- A ' hMTll . hll!'. . ' ''
. . -L t L .!. If l J j l
stuting inn tneir puiicings wuuw a
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00 kiticd in the battle rad: by eiplcr j court9ely replied they peed no) t i ,