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Il sny man should be so silly as tn s,t w, M,
question, lay before lin list Of tie 200 kInc-ic,n~
who are nav detained in the '' aontiis du-feors,
ol The enemy-show him the seooun, Of tic 600
WHO sre confined N The ether prison Sims at CIT
tsni-snd of tie INN ensc nuAci,er who ,r. or
Loard the prison ships at Portsmouth, ar, othe, MS
ees IN fng'ant"-snt 200 taken from, on to.rd nc
ionlon hlooka,!iRe feet'' aonc and nut into oc,,,
hnement Point out to lin the case Of Niehols-
show him how these men have teen rreste6 i,s.,
after being IMPRESSED into the Eritio service cse
,Hen have been whipped on their bsre hacks, arG
transferred to thei: Prison Skies sr prscDero Of
war for refusing to fight against their own coun-
IL the 2ood O. vorr corn Perio9 Goes net bc:I viii,
Indignation at this conduct, be oare he h., los. n
ionen CT Nature-hc IS not " 9a American in heare
aud in 'entimeat.|-is not the rp~cs.-,,, f orr
ccuntrJmen then: fit cause of war What wnujd
government be woTth, which could not protect tho
!eIa rights Of its citizens from such herbaroua
ortragesl 0'
And yet. after ali these fac,5. staring we IN me
lsee snfh k5sy;rh po;.;:ars - l,r;sre7 yves.
neur Morris vii tell ue ws;ii craze face. tfet V
are fighting for British aearaen .rhe TRUr tbo5
not the soite9t wsy to answer ths aroqrocaE h Il,
give it,he lie direct! - ~
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Petersburg. Jyiy 20.
OUR VOLUNTEERS.

"a OOR VOLUNTEERS.
A number Of letters have been received
from our volunteers to the nth inst. We
extractt the following information from one
CT them TO The editor:
6 Gen. Harrison Set ont some DAYS ago
for Cleveland escorted by Col. Iohnson' S
regiment and Maj. Balls squadron of horse,
Tor what purpose is not known. unless to
prepare for an immediate ATTACH on Maiden
and Brownstown. The bakers Az Lower
Sandusky and this place are engaged IN
baking hard biscuit. 1t is rumored that the
troops (regilars) at this post, will march in
a few days cor Cleveland. j. appears to
be the intention of gen. Harrison TO con
centratc. mis- force at CLEVELAND, and when
we have command of the, lake, to march in
to Canada. BrownstowB will, however, be
the nTst object. In this glorious onset, am
fearful our company will not be among
their brother soldiers, as it will be about
the time OF our discharge and we shall no
doubt be left TO garrison the fors IF il is
the case our officers will protest against
remaining here, as it was our object in en-
tering tie service TO retake Detroit and to
assist in the conquest of Canada.
"Our corps is at this time in toIerable
health. but have suffered much from the
meazles and typus fever.
''Our time is up the 18th Of September. !"
Rehublican.1
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has now sn-skrd b:c;; 60 his acl2. DO, .,H
IN honorable GAMBIA: with Vic Coaliat &c. ?
m eQna' terms and landed his vnns N til.
batteries ct kingston. !. this ,se so, is :.
rot The best thing thai TIE esi'an: cDrnn -
6ore Could do, to tsIct h:n cnt az Dis
hole O. Il he can raise frcn forts erso4sG
on the lake. convey AL oar troops q. rLst
George aud SacA et;s t,a?Lo, To- Einrsta..
lsnd mem bclcw, and ;hen a>,ao. ag aiml IN
,if'nt,"nd on she rear, give rim jrs eGough
both by lad ana ~ qaafrr'
a. The truth ia cr9ni7.y cst.-Ttc Fri
iisir acted IN n. Carolina, ~ ,hey Cid else
where" splitting & breaking farnuurc os
al Sinds. robbing wonep q rhii:l=sn Of cir
cI"d.Hs &c. &c. ami witnoae u cause.
shooting poor deci'ei,id Id n .il!
E,srac' qfo lct'cr or,. Coioaei ~ o,.cH, Can.
anar9dvt, 20 t6e C'sqe,,-oS. e.o,eT
tnmr at M%tns Church, JOY SO.
the sset, except II, 9: gates end ; .u si,r YES.
sells, bad sone ort q the i,er, and ,ia they Vs..
,nppcreu IL have gene Gown the Ssy - IN my n =
N' eor'rnne'eate the particulars relative tag
iist seat 10 al,ural Wer1'-s on The gu ;rst os
soue Tcerpes tn. were TAKEN NY mis- ,ner ,n ooa-i
'he feet. ! ueithe- derlr' d.o ti,c rrcpgrty n,-
e2'.a'ned OF i;s Assure, dhl COMM. iayse,e
IN anT way IN regrri 10 the matter I merck hy
the Hag, afforded The iiviu.s w,, bod l,,, ;h.ir
slaves, an opportunity ~ r.-'Rir,rC .heru. and os
aaeertainins the csris.,,! and c3,en af 4icr ios-
Capt Stevenson accompanied Captain Tucker xith
abe bsg and viii har, yon ibis, Iie caa and 7,ill
siss 20" my details yon wish % hes,"
u W nnferssn'' tS.rt''. p nr'e-arsr -.,--
WIZ, the Tag ri Truce, Adroit.i Wsrret II, tn.
San DonnRo and Cockhurn il ia, N,ul-or,,,,,
s"t after cons rab~ opp0sitio On she part o ~
bs lat 'eret' Informed t.;,n t:ey Tuiytt see the NJ
groeS "a The Morn'ng and earry h &: L they CON
sented to go--wiien M IN the A.ors.ing nj ssna;c
Mr. Payne (who wGa ia identity the s,sves> ajonyS
see Ia. bsrrtsH e. troop 'p where they ", re mid
70 be( Air Fsync was iEiorrocj that two or three
days before thry had he.n sent tn Bcrmud. C,n
Ioubt 10 be treated Or sold IVES, in,iia SIaresi
" aren is repi cs.ptsd venerable eokine Ifsn
OF % ami Conkbrrn rs shout So with a vssre 81
towering brow worthy ofthe t. 10 % Ha,uon I'm The
eouiae ot the conversation, it evident that tbe,r
We're in the he, Of readini, the Ann. riesr, PAPERS
One ~ the Officers :GGeD en.ired it,he President
had not lost majority in Congress T., c,rcius1r
oat rs wise as is parent, the rejection OF Mr. CAT
s''n by the Senate-'fhey appeared to he Lusy on
carpenters work particularly on species Of
ra"'e which was supposed 10 he part the rlackin
cry fer firing the Consreye Rockets. -SometI,;ne
mast be Gu the iapis
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-.i,n CT all the naval officers of the United

lsi,n Of all the naval officers of the United
States.
This intercourse is not only carried on by
foreigners, under the spccious garb Of friend
ly flags, who convey provisions, water and
succours OF all kinds. tcssensioly destined
for friendly ports, in the face. too, Of de-
clared and rigorous blockatle,) direct TO
the fleets and stations of tine enemy, with
constant intelligence Of our naval and mill
tary force and preparation. and the means
ot continuing and conducting the invasion
TO the greatest possible annoyance Of the
country; but the same traffic, Intercourse
and intelligence, is carried on with erea,
subtilty ard treachery by proi1igate citizens
who, ostensibly navigating our own waters
from port to port, under cover of right, or
other circumstances favoring their turpi-
tude, Ind means to Convey succours cr in
telligence to the enemy aud elude the Pc
nalty OF the law. This lawless traffic and
intercourse is also carried on to srea, ex-
lent, in craft, whose capacity exempts them
from the regulations of the revenue laws,
and from the vigilance which vessels OF
greater capacity attract.
l am, therefore, COM manded by the Pres
dent OF the United States 10 euioin and di-
rect all Naval commanding officers to exer-
cise tue strictest vigilenCe, and stop and de-
tam all vessels or craft, whatsoever, pro
ceeding or apparently nitensing To proceed
towards the enemy's vessels within the wa
eers or towering ABOUT the harbors OF the
y. s., or towards any station occupied By
che enemy within the jurisdiction Of the u.
States, from which vessels or craft The en-
envy might derive succours OF intelligence.
w. JONES.
Navy DEPARTMENT, Jsly 90, 1918.
To commanding officers Of ststions, or
vessels OF the Navy of the u. s.
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Troo6F .8-r;,cd

ne MetPon'ene, Dover ard Reeu'us freaiea. ar.
rio0d 1t Halfae on the 9th. III & 9th ure res,,,''
iveiy; With DE Meuron'a (S+uiss) Regiment from,
t.e Mediterranean. They LEFT Malta on die Ctr
May, and Gibraltar the 4th OF June.-on the
10Th they sailed for Quebec '-N
Troops oi all nations put under rcouisi,ioo to f,be
US Frenchmer. Germans, freshmen, Turks. Indisns
snd Swiss OF what variegated tfecr Of .5foso;c
IS the 6oIy Bu'wark Of our religion" composed!
L ne N"relssus AND Success trigates arrived on the
18th at Halifax from the Chesapeake--the Snrc1s
carried out the two companies OF " independent Fo-
reisners" THE Frenehmen! we pr sumo ! who
were t'dftached to the British force in the Chess.
praks". ArTAGiiEDi Hea,l
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fsei'i'y she ia nsFeyte6 have given Prince POM
stowssi, to pass through MorsYia with "a 600 Poles
10 Join the FrNueh army. 1. such facility has been
Afforded. 1t isa psipsle hisSch OF neutrality, and
.riy nconsaten, with the c,araeter which Austria
seems principally 20 atleci-that ot az Impartial
u'ediator between the be.hsereRts. perm'sion, s
stated, has aso been given 10 gen. Cablenz's saxon
corp, 10 psss through the Austrian states, to n the
French army.
The Emperor Napoleon', bead aoarters were ca
the evening OF The 18th at Sun,zau.
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J,IWO V0N YIIE-


A GCDD farm of more than fvo l'upd-eG seres
~ On which nov reside, on the RissuBn Rver
three miles from Charlottesville q. view q re
growing croI' would be more sstissctory 20 a straa
srr thqn any thing will unitrsske 20 ssy IN favor
o. is tert'ii THE plantation o. 400 acres isn tot
scabie Pond order Tor The employ ment O. ter hspss
which numb has been worked on IL fas tpfuhcc
Of yesrs.
JOSEPH Key.
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RosroN. Ju,v %

Capt. Nichols had passage of "a days
to Halifax from Lisbon Spoke nothing ex
ccptipg, on the Grand Bank, the frigate
Crescent, 10 co. with a "a, who had re cap
tured an English snip taken the day before
BY com. Rodgers, and said they were look
. ing after the commodore
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WASHINGTON, JOY 81.

FORT MElGS-AGAIN BESIEGED.
Copy 81 a letter HGnsnlifted TO tie Secretary Of
mar ~ the person to zvhOa,. y zoas adfresssG
UPPER SANDnsKY, July ~
Dear Sir-Mr. Oliver has this moment srrived
fram Fort Meig7, with q verbal r;1essaec from Cen.
Gay to MAJOR Gen. HARRISON now at Ssndu.kY
with considerable fqrce) Informing him that the
british and Indiana have again bbseig that place
!hey were discovered On the opposite side of the
river Yesterday morn3; rust after reveile The In.
dams had crossed eyer ia the ni~ht
JOAN HhkTLETT, Or. VI. Gen.
i!otn Houses Of Congress have agreed to adjourn
on Monday next all the business is rapidly, and
now harm a'oo4iy progressing 10 d conclusion
From below we learn that the enemv's squadron
were, on Ihursdsy at - o'c!ocs, il tie Bay Eve
MIL heiosg Point Look Out. III,
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WASHINGTON, Jolly 50.
WHFH[

- TT - ~ y Ut II Tff'f
The pa.pabIs ana criuca intercourse
held with the ensr'y's forces t!uckdding &
invading the wascss ard saores ofthe II. S.
49, IN Tiihlaiy view, an offence of so deep
4 Ole as TO Gail fer the y;gil.nt ,nterposi-
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lend Of driving Cen Lauriston's corps en-
tireiy cut of tire field
Tins morning, rs the enemy had re-
treated siur:ag ii- niS'Ii, the corps of &c
nerals BARCLAY and Son Yorck hare again
moved nsarer TO the army The result OF
this dar, exclusive of the ten pieces oi
Cannon taken, is 800 prisoners, besides a
General Of Division and General OF + i
gade, ant! the total destruction of an enc
ElY's co.Uma Of 5000 Incn, as likewise the
annihilRti?D Of the enemy's long framed
plan with whic. ms other movements s,cod
IN come ci;oa.
The Courier who brings us the inteii-
gence states, that oh the day before yester-
day it Game 10 q genera, battle near baut
zsn, and tina. at his departure from thepce,
which " as at BALI past four O'Clock in the
afternoon, every thing was gongon as well
as We coulc wish. Our troops fought like
lions, and we hope with Gods assis ance,
very soon TO lay before THE pnblic the par,
ticu.srs Of a new great victory Tor the sa-
cred cause.
"Ihe Royal Military General inr the
Country between the E,be and the Oder
(Sgned) '"L'ESTOCQ.
Berlin, May %.
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Nnprot h,lv 90

a hag Of truce returned here yesterday,
(the one which Carried the Russian vice
consul. rs noticed in our paper of the Gath
instant) from the Potomac; left the British
feet on Saturday last. consisting Of &c sail,
including tenders, At Ragged Point, alb ,ut 40
miles up the river. Ledger.
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MR.'hRMrsTEED TRUSLO
Il Teacher Wanfed.

Il Teacher WIanted.
M = the Subscribers wisb 90 employ On EneIist,
~ Teacher. 20 tase charge % = seirooi IN T'oyv.
ha'sn --ons y lao viii some wei recon ~ ended, vita
meet With liberal encouragement by applying 70
Jucob MicgGH<, FsGHcis C6oIc y I'm. Scot..
hugust3. H
"A 1il,Ie Sold at Public 4 action, ON TUe17isy
~ t' e 10th inst. on ths premises, the HOUSES
and LOT on 6hockoe iilll 81 present occupied b.
SEo' g Eobertson, ESQ corner OF 9Th and sf-ees
second sauAre above col. Picket. There IS IN this
'ct good twe s-Gry brick house, with two rpoIr4
suG passage IN the oWsv Seer, sn, three rooms
and a pesasge sbTe--kitehcn, emuke-hecse stqlls
sccs Fe7mS. cash. CT notes with arrrOved tndors-
ere ~ 90 sud iSO cfs1, negotiable ether o. the
banks a. Riohmon6, tie rurehs paying the Bsnk
iincourt POgsssdon % - riven tSe g. It of Oeto-
her next. THOMAS TAYLOR
hr3f.st ~
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FRANKLIN.

Y is said, thst the Klicht oftbe Gtass.
he cbvairous Sir James Feo, after calling
upon Commodore Cbluueey when Re qoa
from home after Lying IN wait FOR him,
Eks Snake IN me grass after Z" securing
the lake" strip 3 poor women agd their
babes q their oicthee; after a great deal of
brayado.og and "mucb $40 g6oRtsof hing, !"
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1zI( HdKL 5RETTER
tESPECTFULLYi informs his friends and cps-
az t0me:s, who live at To- near Lynchburg that
be has got ar Establishment in that place, conduct
ed Ny
MR.ABMIsTEaD TRUSLoy,
from whom they may purchase any srtieies in hie
sne # the Richmond prices lie has just received
sn elegant and extensive supply Of MILITARY
6oops. Silver Ware and 5ewelry
Consisting of-Pearl and Plain Je8ery. Tea sets
complete, Spoons, ladies', Sold ard Silvs. Epaue
l"ttes. swords, Side Arms, Military Buttons,
Piumes of different kinds, Dirks, sc. sse.--Whieh
he offers for sale al his usual prices.
August 8. w6w
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CRILLIcorHE. July %.

On Monday last regiment of regulars from
Kentucky arrived in this place, under the com aard
OF Col Thos. u Ovens. TINS regiment consists Of
500 men Including officers, and win take up the line
CT march for Lower Sandusky, this Gay. General
RsAr;hnr, we understand, will take cornfisud OF
these troops-he viii leave town in day two for
that purpose. .
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SHNc II.
A mail from Gottenburg arrived this
morning and announces the failure CT Sc
cond attempt 10 adjust the differences be-
tween Sweden and Denmark. The crown
Prince remained at S.raisund on the 25th.
- Gofscn5urs, June S.
"Auotlier attempt 10 bring round the
Danes has neen made, but without success.
A war between Sweden and Denmark, is,
therefore, considered inevitable.
So. Petersburg. Nay De-
Sweden hss demanded the dismission
of the Danish Minister,
Had Quarters at Sf-cLsunG, May 81.
&c The fset OF transports from Gotten
burg having ON board the Royal Infantry
Regiments of Effsberg, Starrberg, and
Wdst (4ecnand. and iikewise battalion sf
the regiment of Royal Yagers, came to an
caor the Cay bet.re yesterday in Perth
Road, and Yesterday the whole of the troops
were e.ise embarked. The royal neuke reei
n,ent is likewise arrived. The Kiug's horse
guards entered this place Yesterday, Ills
Royal hishueys the Crown Prince continues
20 enjc, On excellent state of health.
Stockholm Post TdnRgcr, llay 81.
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Arrived. last evening. cartel barque Agnes. capt.
Barrett, sdsysfrom Halifax, [ N. 81 vita A6 Anne.
rican prisoners.
MIidshipman Abbott, andi3 OF the wounded men
sf the late United States frigate Chesapeake, are
passengers in the Agnes-Mr. Abbott is in sair wsy
OF recovery. Lieut.. Buid still, remains in Halifax and
is doing well. 1000 prisoners remained in prison
when the Agnes sailed.
Com Broke was so far recovered of his wound as
to be able to walk about--He not to resume the
command oil the Shannon until the Port Admiral ar
rived.
American vessels with nour Cprizes1 were daily
arriyins-uid not learn the names Of any OF them.
Nine sail OF ships of war, two of them 74's have
sa;led from Halifax, 10 quest of Com Rodgers, with
the private signals Of The u. S. Navy taken in the
Chesapeake
The Frisate Acasta was fitting out with 81 guns
and was to sail for Boston Bsy shortly.
A Halifax paper OF the i7th July has been recei.
we'd from whish extract the following:
July IL. Arrived, brig Ohio, from l4sson, sent in
by bis majesty brig Manly. Sailed his maiesty's ship
Valiant, cruise and the Be!Sijere, captain
Byron. for the Chesapeake.
The late United States ship tho Chesapeake, vas
commissioned On "Wednesday last, and we under
stand captain Gordon, OF III. Rather, sloop of war;
10 appointed to connaand her.
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Mr.. Michael CARRIER, OF HolIidaysburg
Huntington county, Pennsylvania, (ssys The
Federal Republican, has discovered plan by
which nearly as quick and sure shot may bs
made with the cannon of vessel iD motion,
if the motion is even ten degrees in SIX Sc
coDds, as can be done with rifle on land.
Hc has also discovered Spherical Shell,
aud for both he expects to obtain q patent.
When the cannon has rccoilcd she stops
till she is loaded. Then, by iourching a
trigger, she runs forward TO the port, without
any other assistance, much faster than il
up no more room than usual.
The shell turns in the air like rife shot
and being shaIp at the fore end, il flies surer,
and at least twice the distance of a round one
when fred from large cannon. 1t will cos,
no more than round one, and will not miss
fire as the round sometimes do From the
construction oil the shell, there is no doubt
that it may be drove through the side of a
ship at a considerable distance from a thirty
;wc FOUNDER.
With such cannon and Auch shells, supe.
rior enemy might be destroyed before he
could approach. 3t
Any gentlemen wishing full description
with draft may obtain 1t by addressing a let
ter, past paid, TO Michael CARRIER.
Il is generally known that the State Of ~.
Carolina, in testimony of their sense Of the
good conduct Of Gel. Isaac Shelby, at the bat
tie Of Kings Mountain, many years ago, yo-
ted him sword. The actual presentation Of
|, ha, been delayed from various causes
Within few days past, however, IL has been
received, and its exquisite and costly work.
nanship TENDERS it syery way worthy Of the
occasion. Nsthing could be more tortunsls
snd we'll timed than the period OF It's arfiysl,
which is Just at the momen, when the Colon
sI, having again como forward In III. military
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Froa, the Ca-eaov,a { ~. ~ PILo7.
PdRISf{ISIu

AFFlDAVlT.--"B1 B1ohin6ie Dodge, beng
sworn, saith, that in March last, while there,
Joshua Leonard, pastor OF the first Presby;er-
ian Church in Cazenovia, came in, and in the
course Of conversation said, that i! the depon-
ent's husband, (then on the ines) crossed in
TO Cinada, be hoped he wsuld pile his bones
then and every other man who raised arms
against Canada.
He was then in,crrogated by Mrs. Bar
re-, who is member Of his church, il he
thought that a christian spirit, or that f she
had brother there, ought she to wish him
dead or TO retsrn safc home He replied
NJ matter, whether father, brother, son, or
what MOTTO wish him safe home would 10
asclhsh not christian spirit, for this war
was wsged against the only religious nation
on the globe, and intimaled that we arc moth
ing moro than white savages, and that the
said Joshua did manifest and wish that the
British and their allies might succeed in the
present. war.
"jSworn before me, this Goth of April,
1915. w WH1ppLE, ]. P.p
Extract Of letter from Stephen Dodge
saptsiA of United States volunteers, 10 his
friend in this village, dated.
Seekers Karbor, .1trii Is.
Dear Sir--I received your letter by Mon.
days mail, containing some expressions OF
Nj. Leonard, (our clergymen) corroboraled
bya letter from my wife, onIaining " same
wicked, malicious, seditious and dsol 1 anizing
illusions of his hyp0critica and corrup,
hart.
I" 1t Is, in his unguardcd moments, that his
s.ntimcnt escape him or that he makes then
known, ercektiay real discifies, who arc -
ter gra,i6ed to receive and cherish such sen
slmeais, than profit BY gospel Instructions
You may, it you please, Cause this to be pub.
hsbed, together with my wife's affidavit, and
in that way inform the pious pastor, that
have determined to opposite the bulwark Of
his religion, andIts emissaries in this coun-
try, his pions griefto tho contrary notwi,h-
standing. believe in the benign end merci-
ful religion instituted by natures God, for the
benefit Of all his rational creaturss---but do
not believe IN Mr.. Lconard's which induces
him to wish miRe and Wy fellow bones piled
in Canada, for observing the laws of my csup.
try; which induces him to wish success TO
that nation, which has ourdcsed, impressed,
and keeps in seryitude thousands Of our bre-
thrcn and citizens, which furnishes to the
savages implements Of death, and rewards
them for murder, by paying stipulated price
for every innocent scalp.
This may be the religion of Leonard, bur
it Is not the religion OF Jesus Christ
STEPAEN DODGE"
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recsp. OF collection lists by The collectors and it
the sad taxes shall not then be pad. or within twen-
~ days thereafter, shall be lawful for such coliec
tor an. his deputies to proceed TO collect the said
taxesby distress aud OF the goods, ohattels or
efrce of the persons deinqusn, aforesaid, with
a commission OF eight per ccn.um upon the said tax
es % and for the of such collectors PrsriSed
Thai il shall not be lawful 10 make distress of the
toos or implements of trade profession, beasts
of he plough, necessary for the cultivation of i'm.
proved lands, arms or household furniture, or ap-
pael necessary for afsmily
10 be continued.
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service OF ne country, is about to march, iR
the success which called forth this cxpres-
sion of the public feeling of Ncrth-Caeolias
still attend him in his patriotic en,erprizei
Kentucky faher.
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Bofiey, 22d June, 1913.


On Monday the 9th inst. public dinner
was provided for the crow Of the United
States brig ESrEnpRizE by the inhabitants
Of Portlsod. AT IL o'clock they were con.
veyed from their vessel, lying in Fore River,
10 Union.wharf, where they we're received
by the committee of arrangements /; whence
they marched in procession through Union,
Middle, Exchange and Fore-strects, TO the
Mechanic Hall, 10 the music OF an excellent
Band, greeted by the hvzzas Of numerous
citizens at the corners Of streets. The heal
,hy, hardy and clesnly appearance and cor.
rect department Of these brave men, all
young, active, enferhrizing fellows, with A-
meriean blood in their weighs and American
indie pendence in their hearts, was highly
gratifying A subordinate officer supported
by two Of his comrades, carried Gag bss,-
ing the American eagle holding in bis beak
scroll with the inscription, FSsr TsADs
and S1TLoa's RIchTs," and in one talon an
olive branch, 10 the other a linstock with .
turning match. The Hall was tasteiulIy and
,udiciousIy decorated with tho lsgs OF tho
Enferhrise aud the Borr, (which shcw
where shot had becn,) the dmeriean sur
mourning tie kngllsh, with vessel. 10 minia-