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Pittfburg, Mv. 2f*.
MILITARY MEMORANDA.
Ons Sunday iafi, left this place (ot
th? North Wcfteirt An*', the toi
lowir.g munitions of war, &c.
Twenty-eight gun carriages, for
eighteen pounders, including foveral
brafi twelves, fixes and howitzers, s
A la r ge quantity of fixed ammu
nition for cannon, and a very exten
five fupply of mufket cartridges.
Several travail*. g forges j and a
vaft quantity of cfffVreot articiei fle
et ffary for a winter campaign.
Thefe fuppiies employ a train #f
nearly one hundred waggons and
teams. They are c© cu&ed by
capt, Jofeph Whea on, of the quar
ter-mailer general’s department, an
old revolutionary offi- er.
The cottetry looks with anxiety
pows‘ds the heroes of the North-
Armv. From the prepar
ttv f mafures which have a
dupttd, the complete equiprrtens
and extenfi e fuppiies which r ave
been ftirnifiied $ and ifo vc ail, fr m
the fpii it and e tecpnac cf the e
cers and men coenp&fi g this a my,
it is co: ftdently expected that t..e
deeds or this winter's campaign will
be recorded in the brightell pcgvsuf
American htftory.
New- York , Nov. 27.
Northern ar.d IVeftern Armies,
The Albany rumour, which wc
pubfilhed yefterday, dots not ap
pear to be fully confirmed by the
fleam boat this nurwg. The fol
lowing, copied from the Albany
Gazette ot Monday, is ail we have
received cn the fubj <£i 1—
Reports from the northern army
of a late date, and entitled to credit,
meritio that it had proceeded o
the lints, and hat the two armies.
were in fight of each other, aid
would probably loon be engag'd.
A*l ac oun:s sgrec in this, that
G ‘ Da born has orders to winter
f
in M f ?m>ezi.”
Snozv in ike Weft —We have fetn
a letter datrd at bk.srvta.ajes, oa
Ti-urfdav lafl, ti c 19t.hir.ft. which
flat* s that the fnow ac that place,
was then more than two feet deep
If thu heavy fall fnow txe.skd to
the lines, it is po bafoe, s hat out
troops, will be compelled to take
tip their winter quarter* on this fide
i the Niagara river.
Canandaigua, N. T. Nov. 14.
VO LUN i ERRING.
Since the publication of General
Smyth’s proclamation for Volun
teers, a confi erabie number of cit
izens in the different towns in this
bounty have aflembled and iublcri
bed volunteer enrolments for a (hurt
tour acrofs the Negara. Several
companies have aoedy marched, &
Others we hear will mar>-h immrcii
arelf. We calculatc pn from 700
to icco men from th’s c unry.
We are informed thai 12 or 1300
have already volunteered ar.d in
fo ied thrrrdelvts in the ouaty of
Ger clee. We think Nugara will
fumifh an equal 1 umber.
Wc learn alfo, that the little
ccunty of Seneca, altho* it has a
cu.fiderable number of men already
on the froncicis, will yet furntfti
many more. ‘I he Cay uga will fur
ivih a Urge number. We calcu
late on 1000 men from tneic two
counties.
The aggregate number of volun
teer which will turn out on this
oc; fi >n, it is fupprjled w;il be at
fcaft 3300, and probably 4000.
Mcjftnger.
Letters from Ogd<u fb.Kgo r .he
22d ult. mention that Commodore
Chancy, with his fl cc> were gvm
iq Niagara* for the purpek of at*
iillir g the operations of General
Smth.
The French General Tarrazin,
who mad his ef ap? from France a
bout three years ago, has pubhfhed
in London an expofici m uf the cauf
es of ms flight from Franct —lt ap
pears that fu had been a 1 mg ime
in ferrer corrcfpondence wit the
Britifh Mi. fters, prior to iiU ft got,
and had received prom.fes of a pen
fnn—He now complains thev have
cheated him! Is net the Britilh
Government a cheat upon me
world ?
To the Editor da.id (VafhingtGn city,
Decern hr 8
bc'.aparfe is at the head of a
victorious army marehi g ihro’
RuHTia j M jfcow perhaps has fallen
before this—and we have every rea
lon to e.speft that the contirie fal
fyfl-m will b? enfoTctd againfl Eng
lahd—iVLfTna, it *s f&iu, is march
i* g with 40,000 men to reinforce
the army in Spain, tiiac Weilu-g
---top’s a. mv is rrtreatifig with ail pol
flbie difpatcij for Portugal—-the ef
fect which mult be produced on the
manufacturing part of the people m
England, by lui a {late ©f things,
will be great indeed.
Gee. if Dee. 23.
A letter was received in town
yefltrday from Washington, Rating
that the United States’ Frigate con
fh utton, commodore Ba<nbrdgf,
had captured thr Britifh (hip Africa,
of 64 guns.— lh.
Our lafl newt fn m L fb: , flares
that it was reported, that Lurd Wel
ling cm b‘*e. defeated with the
lots of 11,000 men in attempting
to (toim Bu<gos.
lb.
The Britifh Packet Swallow, with
fo much fftete on hardy captured by
com. Rodgersy ana brought into this
port, was once the American ht ig Ra
chely taken on her voyage from / on-
Htngen by the Englifb , and condemned
under the Orders tn Council. Retri
butive jujtice begins at lafl to co .el
Baa. A<&citC*n.
Unprofitable contfft
rate engagement took place on the night
of iota Oblobety between the priva
teers Nenfuchy capt Levely, and Jo
fepb (if friaryy capt Hh’aijiccat, both
belonging to Baltimore. Not with
fianding they fought under American
colors } each fuppofed the other to be
tnglifh. The Jofepb U Mary /truck
to the Nmfucb, after having. 1 killed
and 6 wounded, capt Levely was
wounded , and one man killed on board
the Nonfucb ; and the rigging and
Jails of both vejjels were cut to pieces ,
and their hulls much pattered .
Wai paper.
G cva, Nov. 26.
from the Weflern Frontiers we
hourly expetl important intelligence.
IVe are informed the armiflice on the
Niagara river was terminated on Fri
day afternoon la ft at 5 o'clock, and at
day light the next morning Fort Nt
agar a opened a fire on the Britifh ,
which was continued until night. —
It was confidently expelled General
Smith would make an attempt to crofs
at Black Rock in a day or two. —
The long expelled 2000 Pennfylvania
militia arrived at Buff aloe on the 1 Sth
infant.
Extract of a letter from an e/ficer of
the Walp.
<f Tbs Boat/wain and eleven of the
crew of the United States bloop of
IVar ft cjp> were detained cn Pour#
Ns Britannic Majely’s (hip Peifliers,
~c*pt Seres ford Ihe tioalfwzin was
detained upon the pretext that he had
bred born in Scotland, and alfo that be
was a deferter front the Cleopatra
frigate: the other men were detained
upon fxjpicton of having been by birth
Britifh lubjeSls. They were ail fent
on bsard the Ruby Prifeu fbip at the
Dock Yard at Bermuda It is wor
thy of remark upsn what flight foun
dations our feamen are detained en
board Britifh (hips of war as Britifh
fuhjeßsy for two of the Wafp’s crew
at firfl detained by Sir John Beres
ford, upon tuipicton of being Englifb
men, were afterwards releafed in
conjequence of the tfjicers of the ft afp
fat is tying Sir John that they were
Amir leans by birth. How many of
the others are alfo native Amer icans
can be afeertained only when our go
varment fh all have procured their re *
leafy y a duty which the government
owe to their own dignity as well as
to the individuals tbewfelves (tvhe
ther citizens by birth or by adoption)
who have fought bravely in their fer
vtct ”
Liil of DerawLers of Clark county,
for the year 1811.
Captain Clayton's Diftrift.
Hcnrv Jc<! k(on.
Captain Hill's Diftiff.
John Shaw, Jofian Daniil, and
Pleafant Jackl r.
Captain bunder burg's Diflrift.
Garrtrt Morris, joieph Strgier.
Captain Hutchmfen's Diflriff.
W •:n. Cur is, Kichard D itch.
Captain Smtth's DiJlrtß.
Jotepn Darnes, jamr i^fley.
Captain Martin's Lift rift.
RGrand Tayior, benjamin Tink
ering, Holta Scran*, G JLvcs.
Captain Boyle's Diftrift.
Jacco M*’ in, Sfitnu-. Laurence.
Captain Refleter's Diftrift.
Thomas Kenucy, John Cn ft *m,
Benjamin Eailey, Roderick Jkufle;.
jAMEa BRANSFORD,
R. T. R. C. C.
NO 1 ICR.
Nini months alter date, applica
tion wilTbc made to cue hunoiahic
laicrior couny of Randolph county,
fur leave to lcil cac tu& of land,
containing two hundred two and a
halt acres, lyiag and being m laid
county, fi uace in the fifteenth dd
tnd, iormetly Baldwin, N*. 67
drawn by James Pmion of Ogit
thorpc, Jcleph I. Mocrr’a diflrkt—•
Che laid Endoa now deed, and one
of his iawiul heirs at tnis time Uauut
a iaU m the above land for the pur
poic wj a divifion. IA. C. Acdm
lon, Ueiug Acirnnivitfacor of the laid
dcccaitd, Q j fk leave jo fell the a
bwve gamed u.g a-.d pr< aulcs, for
the btutfiu of me neirs aud creditor*
of me ia.o dccu.
A. C. ATKINSON,
Aamitoijti aior.
Nov 28, 1812.
GEORGIA, > By John Smith
Clark county. 3 clerk of the court ,
of Ordinary forjatd county.
WHEREAS J antes D. Cole
applies for letters of diim<ffion as
tne executor of the lafl will and
teftamtat of William Finch, dc
ceaied.
This is to cite and adtnonifh all
and fingular the kindred cietii
•ocs ot the laid deccaLu, to file
their objettiona in my office withfn
thirty day* from this date , or letters
of dhcmfHon will oe g lared at Ja
cuary court next.
Given under my hand this ij:h
day oi November, 18 12.
fQkltt bMiia, C.C. O.
BROUGHT to the Jilt
OF Qg(erh*-*rpe w* che 13 a irsft.
an African Min abou’ 22
or 23 /cars of nge, has on a cotton
fhnt and overaiis and aftriped vvflj
fays he belonged >0 Wm. Mantg >-
merv, deceaUd, wh 1 ved in the
Cher >kce Nation j he calls himftlf
JOHN
WM. STRONG, Jailer.
GhORGIA } At an T terior
Madtjsn county j C urt began z.d
held on tfc Hid Monday m No
vember, 1812, fit! ing for ordinary
purples.
PrdVnt their Hon;;ri
Edward fVare, Charles Sorrels
and fames Sanders , Ejquires.
IJONl J ON the petition of William
F ifd fta.ing that John Wo. and, ia
his life time, made and executed a
ceriasn bond corditioned to make
and execute to your petitioner titles
to a certain tradl of land, fituate,
lying and being in a
copy ©f which bond is to this pe
tuion annexed, Coataini .g one hun
dred tad fi'ty acres 5 and veur pc
titioner larrher flav:a rhat the u and
John Wood died wichcut having
m i le titles to your petiiioner to the
.fatd land, or mak g provifioa
therefor by will; Vour petitioner
therefore prays an order of this ho
norable court, • d’redliag Jarnr*
Wood, admtntftrar *r of the rftnrc
©f the faid John Wood, deceai; and,
to make and execute titles to your
petitioner to and for the faid land.
It is ordered that James Wood,
adminiftrator m aforefard, b> cii
reded to make titles to. William
Ford tu the lard trad of land s r nc
Court of Ordinary to be held in a id
for fad county or. the fiift M -nda/
in March next, uniels caufo be
fhewn to the contrary j and tnac
this rule be pu filfhed in one of the
gazettes of this State obcc a month
for the lpac* of three month*.
A true i ©pv frnm the m-nutca.
WILLIAM SANDERS,
C. C. O.
NOTICE.
TTHAT after the expiration
nine months application wiil be
made to the Honorable C un of
Ordinary in and for C : a k C'-urry,
for leave to fell one t'ad of land
belonging to the eftare of D ury
Spullock, deccafed j lupp .iid r o
contain rwo hundrfd acres m>re .r
lefs, Ivi. g on the Appalachet river
in faid counr.v, adjoining land s *if
L Mapp and A M ; Alpio, tt big
e part ol a tra6l of 1725 ©ri
git.allv granted to Ei'j-m Clark, fen.
deccafed, e.r wmch ail intcrefted
will take due notice.
PETER WILLIAMSON,
December 3, 1812.
NO l ICE. .
NINE months after date applica
tion wilt be mads to the honorable too
Inferior Court of Oglethorpe county,
for leave to fell a trail of land in faid
county , contnining one hundred and
eighty four acres (the widow's dowry
excepted) on the waters of Cloud's
creek joining fVm. Embry and others,
being part of the real eft ate of Charles
O'Kelly, deceafed —to be fold for the
benefit of the heirs and creditors of
faid deceajed.
MARY G'Kf'LLEY, 4dm*
Oglethorpe, Oftcbt 9, 18:?
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