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MIRROR OF THE TIMES,
VOL. v.
|uc.u ; I’A— printed BY DANIEL STARNES & Co.
i NOTICE-
Will be-'-i-ict to we highest Bidder,
Men dte twentieth of nttgust
■ next, at the Court- 2icus< in the
B county oj Madison,
■a LL'ht Ct>> jwimng the public
Wr% (quart? which rtrn iir> unsold.
■i.q it -junibcr ot other lots, a cie*
■it will bt given lor one bail until
Re 25di day of Duceubcr, 1814,
■ic other half twelve months ihere-
Rfttr; the purchaser giving bind
Hitii approved securitv.—And «n
Re twenty'first, at the some place,
Rill be let to the low est bidder, th«
Building of the jail fm
Bud county.
I Edward Ware, J
I William Fergus, j I
I Ilaac Strickland, J> |
I James Sanders, | 1
■ Charles Sorrells. J “
I July 3. (2)
I Attention the IFhole ?
I I DO declare myfelf a
lacdidate for TAX RECEIVER.
In die county of Richmond—ho
PQ'3 that ray friend* will favor me,
Inowing that I <ur; capable of fil-
Irg the cffice, and determined to
lu so if elected ; and for the friend
■up that existed between my ta
ller and the cititsns of Augusu
Icnerally, 1 hepu ttiey will net taka
Id active part against me, if not
Irme. JESSE M‘TYRE>
IJaiyS- ts j
Ipatrick prescot,
I RESPECTFULLY inform
lis friends ana the public in
leneral, that he carries on the
ißlacksmkh’s Business
It the (hop formerly occupied
I) J. J. Putin, in all its Va;
l&us br&nthes, and trusts, that
[is attention to the butinefs
Pgether with a faithful perfot
pancc of all orders in his line
|hl entitle him to a {hare of
lublic patronage
I N. R. Works Ihod wi.h ceao*
Ids and dhpatch
I January 1t
[caution.
I ALL per Tons ate hereby
pinioned not to give credit to
| n y per ion whatever on my
Iccoum, without my written
H er for that f'pecial pnrpofc, 1
r a perlonal application by
Fy-df. Ido alio hereby can.
|°tt arid fo* bid all and every
MrTon or pe.fons whatfoevei,
rotn entering into, or in any
manner whatever using, le ling 1
'• any of the flunk
ure or other property in or a«
°ot my house, rry usual refi.
'Hce in Washington (Ireet, in•
s!s <l y, as J am determined io :
,To >ecutc every pet (on
' B y concerned in (uch pratij
* l ° the udnoft rigor of the 11 w
Lewis Hunstcr.
it. 3.
; ou |s on New \ t,rk
'h S<> fay
Phelps & Ilov r.ts*
Jui 1 1-. a,
“HOLD THE MIRROR UP TO NATURE -SUif^M.
notice.
TmT .e -1,," ,f,„ the <lpir.,io D ot
nine months flow this date, apply rh, )
I orable the inferior court of ?■ he hou
: ty for leave to fell two hundred acTc,’oH.^d
be the Lmenur.or Ief V n R-chmold J,^
- JS"/ 1 ?, 10 ,hc °‘ Daniel W.l!i„n
dec«fed, a jt inm g at)d Savan .
- nah river, and to be fold fi r the benefit of
■ the furviv ng heirs of laid de c
II John Briscoe, 1
V Samuel Gray, J mrs -
March, j, [9ni]
“i notice
THAT application will be mad- to the
r HmjoraWe Inferior Court of Columbia
County,after the expiration of nine month,
for leave to fell two hundred and eighty
seven and a half acres of land. hclonginVto
the eftateot ifa.c Wood deceased, granted
to Jonathan Wood, i„ the county ofGr-en
s.? a,ri fi i c dT k Aifi *»ofi„j* 0 :
M Been, said to contain one hundred acres
belonging to the estate of Itaae Wood dec.
for the benefit of the heirs and eretiiors of
laid dec
John Brifccc, adm’r
Marrn 8, 1813 re 9 m
A T OTIC eT ’
J 1 H hi we shrill after the expi
* f ration ©f nine months fri n >
,‘biß dare apply , 0 the Honorable
•tfie lii.'erior court of Columbia
,county, for leave to sell oie |, u „-
-dred and thirty fire acre* ©I | flU ],
more or less, in Columbia county
I belongin'? to ihe estate of Willie
dec* adjoining lanes of the
testate of H. Jem.*, dec. and J.
4 Garnett, dec. and George G r ] an
t kerslev.
I fanny low, Adm’x
ROITt GEORGE, A dm’r.
‘ 15 "-9-n
; Is O 1 H l ] *
NINE months ftom the date
, hereof applicatien will b, made to
.the HoiiorLblc Inferior Court of
arren county, for leave to yell
50 acre* of land, Jcbouu by heir*
a part of a 243 acre tract, granted
l to Briton M*Culters, for the bent hi
of the heirs and creditor* of said
1 deceased,
i Samuel Ratherford)
Sarruel Jack/on, j admis.
; November 30 n.fm
[ —1 .
I notice
! NINE months frnn» the date ,
hereof, application will be madt
to tilt honorable ih* Iniericr ci un 1
|of Columbia County, to sell one;
jhuudred and thirty acres ot Lard
[of said county, adjoin ng Lends
of <feal and Roberts, the samt be
ing the real estate of iitztkiah
, Jone« dec’tl.
Ohedance Jone adm’x
WiHia.m Jones, Aimr.
( ! December 28, 9m
We are authorised to an
nounce Littleberry Clanton,
Esq. a candidate for the of
fice ©f Sheriff, of the county
"of Columbia, at the ap
proaching eledion.
£s° Wc are autherifed to
announce Benjamin Martin
Esq a candid. fer the of
jficc ©f Sheriff of Columbia!
county at the next election.
Wc are authorifed toi
Aaic that Fetf.r Don'ALd
son, Elq. is a candidate sod
the office of Sheriff, of Rich- 1
monci County at the ensu
ing eledion.
j June 12.
i "*
W *ST END OF BROAD-STREET.
ashikgton City, June 24
' Cc Pyof a letter f rent Major Gene
. rci . c tuus * to the Secretary ot
1 ') or, dated
; s . TR Niagara, June 14.
\ou will perceive by the
cnclofcd copy of orders mar J
f icm indifpofitionhas resign
ed his command, not only
; ©f the Niagara army but o fj
B the diitrift. ] have doubts
he vvj]i ever again
Ibe fit for service. He has
;been repeatedly in a flat* of
.convalelceace; but rclapies
s on r ‘ UjC Raft agitation of
mind,
n t
i 115 7 last I mentioned
• tne unfertunatecircumftaDce
of the capture of our two
, Brigadiers, Chandler and
•Winder. The particulars
' are detailed in the report of
'CtJ. Bum, which he gives
, hem the be ft information he
1 could collect. His corps
lay a cot fidcrable diftanee
from the feene of adive op
raticn, as you will perceive
by the enclohrd diagram,
which is on a scale of ab< ut
100 yards to the inch. The
, light corps fpeken cf were
,captain Hindman’s, Nich
o;as s and Biddle’s compa
nies of the 2d artillery, ser
ving as infantry. These
three gtntlemen and cap
tains Archer and Towion of
the fame regiment, and
Leonard cf the light artille
ry are fold.ers who would
honor any service. 1 heir
gallantry and that of their
companies was equally cen
fpituous on this eccafion as
in the affair of the 27th ulf
A view of gen. Chandler’s
encampment will be fuffici
tnt to flitw that his disaster
was owing to its arrange
n.ent- Its centre being its,
weakest p®int, and that be
ing dilccvered ly the cnen y
in the evening, received the
combined att?ck of his
wide foice, and his line
was cc n plcxcly cut. The
gallantry of the sth, 25th
sn3 pait cf me 23d, and
r ,J ght trc©ps, favrd the aimy
—Ot the 51 h it is said, that,
when the day brtke not a
man was miffing—and thai
a pfort ©f the twenty-third
under major Armftrcng vva*
found sustaining in its left
flank. I heir fiie was irre
killablc—and the enemy war!
’compelled to give way.
C «uid he have been preffeu,
the next morning, his de
struction was inevitable.
1
Ifr was d i (per led in every 1
Jdireciicn, and even his com
manding general was mifiiiq
without his hat cr horse.
I uudeidand he was found
the next morning almofl I
jamifhed, at a diflance of 4 '
miles from a lccne of attic* j
i Lieut. M CJaefney’s gal- 1
jlantry recovered a piece of
■ artillery and prevented the!
| capture of others, Me me
rits promotion for it.
On the evening of the
6th of June, J received the
order No. 4, and joined the 1
larmy a; five in the afternoon
of the 7th. I found it at
the 40 mile crcck, 10 miles
in the tear of the gcound on
> which it had been attacked,
>cmairbed on a lain about a
[mile in width, with its,
5 right flank on the li ke, and
t its left an the errek whicl
5 skirts the bale of a jerpen
*dicular mountain of a con
kfider«:ble height. On mv
; route I received Nos. 5 and
. 6 enclcfed.
: At fix in the evening the;
( hoflilc fleet hove in fight I
r though its character could
; not be akertaired with pre
-cificn. We lay on our arm?
.all night. At dawn of day
. fliuck our tents, anddekri
.fd the hoflilc squadron a
jbreaftef ui, about a mile
. frem the fhorc. Our beats
which transported the prin
■ cijal part of cur baggage
and camp equipage lay on
|the bench— it was a dead
ceiir.— iujd about fix the en
emy towed in a largefchco
ner, which opened her flic
on our boars. As fcoh as
she flood fer the fhorc, her
objett being evident, I or-'
ceied down Archci’s and
Tew fen’s companies, with
four puces of artilleiy, to
i rtfifl her attempts. lat the
fame time sent capt. Tot
, ten cf the engineer! (a mofl
v aluafcle c/fleer j to conflrutt
* a temporary furnace for hea*
ting fhet, which was prepa
red and in operation in less
'than 30 minutes. Her fire
was returned with a vivacity
and effect (excelled by no
artillery in the unive.fe)
which iocn compelled her
to retira.
A party of savages now
made their appearance on
the brow of the mountain
(which being perfectly bald,
them to cur view)
[and commenced a fire ci
■our camp. ] ordered ccl.
Christie to dislodge then;
who entered cn the fcivicc
SATURDAY Night, July 10, ISI3.
Hith alacrity, but found
dmfclf anticipated by lieut.
•Jdridge, the adjutant cf
lis rtgimeni who with a
promptness and gallantry
highly honorable to that
young officer, had already
gained the fumtnit of the
mountain, with n party of
volunteers, and routed the
Bubatian Allies of the de
fender ol the chriflan faith.
1 his ycung man merits the
tuticc cf government.
1 htlc little affairs cost ui
not a man.— iir Janies L:
bring difeppeinted of a
tiagedy, next determined in
a true dianiatic ftjle, to a
muse us with a farce. An
tfheer with a flag was lent
to me from his (hip, advi
sing me, that as I was ih.
vested with lavages in my
rear, a fleet in ir.y front, and
a powerlularmy on my-flank,
he, and the officers comman
ding his Butannic Ma;efty's
land foiccs, thought it their
cuty to demand a surrender
of my arn y. 1 answered
ithat the meflage was too ri
diculous to merit a reply.
No. y. was delivered to
me at about fix this morning,
between fevtn and eight o'-
clock the four waggons ue
,had being loaded hrfl with
( lxk and next with amuni
iticn, &.c. the refiduc ofcamp
equipage and baggage was
'put in the boats and a de
i tachment of 260 men of the
6th regiment detailed to
proceed in them. Ordcj*
were prepared to be given
them to defend the boats,
and if s/Tuilcd by ary of the
enemy’s frnall vefleh, t 0
c any them by boarding.
By feme iirtgularity, which
I have net been si ] c to dis
cover, the boats put tfF
witheut the detachments,
induced probably by the flill
ntfs of'he morning. When
they had progiefled abcut 3
nftrles a bieeze sprung up,
and an armed lchconer c
veihauled them ; thofewho
were cnterpriflng kept cn
and efiaped, cthcis ran to
the (Lore and deftrted their
beats; we left twelveot the
number principally contain
ed the baggage of the offi
cers and men.
At ten I put the army in
motion on our return to this
place. Ihe savages and in
corporated militia hung cn.
our flanks and rear tim ugh -
uut the match, and picked
U P a lew ffragglers. Cn
•ur ictiung the British ar-
No. 247,