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"September 10' 1813. American (Com. Perry) Loss: 27 Kd 96 Wd, British: (Com. Barclay) 200 Kd & Wd, 600 Pris. & all Vessels"

Hand-colored

Hand-colored

Three ballads printed in three columns. Perry's victory: verse in twenty-two stanzas; first line: ye tars of Columbia, give ear to my story. The brave Baltimore damsel: verse in six stanzas; first line: A story, a story, to you I will tell. The…

Printed in two columns.

Author from NUC cited below.

Camp Fort Erie. To Edward Cutts Jr., Portsmouth, New Hampshire. On the siege of Fort Erie by the British and Indians, constant bombardment, great losses of the British, and their retreat.

To Stephen Taylor, New Bedford, Mass. Account of Battle of Lake Erie.

At head of title : Index-office, Newburgh, September 25 - 3 o'clock, P.M. We copy the following important dispatch from an extra. National Intelligencer of the 21st inst.

BY: retro/xL 339498 alt.

Providence. To Benson John Lossing. Concerns a good likeness of steel plate of one of the officers of the battle of Lake Erie.