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men at Bsfnegat, cut out schr. loaded
with lumber and berst her. They also
captured aud took off with them eleven
bulipcks; put on board of US capt Wei.
don, of tho sloop Margaret, from, this
port for savannah. which had been cap.
tured by the sloop of war Atalanta and
burnt. The ATLANTA had also captured
the schr. Ohio, of Beverly, for Charles
ton, and bnrnt her. Passengers, Mr.. l..
Jacoby, and capt. Livington, both of Phi
ladelphia.
Ship Samuel, Myers, of Norfolk, 81
days from Cadiz, with one hundred and
forty American seanen. Spoke nothing.
Colonel Lear and family are not, Al was
reported, In this ship; they are coming
out in brig for New-York, that was to
sail aboutthe 10th of March.
Brig Marguerite, Chittenden, of Balti-
more, IL days from Lisbon. Off Nam
tucket shoals. spoke ship Leo, Folgcr,
full of oil, from whaling voyage.
Schooner Jersey, Webb. days from
Boston, plaster Paris informs that the
British privateer brig, Sir ]. P. Sheer
brooke, with smack which she had cap
,ured and made tender OF, were cruis-
ing at the entrance into the Sound. -
Captain Webb passed within five miles
efthem at night, and escaped bv coming
through Buzzard's Bay. These priva.
teers captured on "Wednesday, betw cen
Point Judith and Stonington, the sIoop
Betsey, Forsyth, from Providence bound
to New.Londen, with cargo of molass-
es and bale goods; also the packet
Fame, from Providence to New York.
The privateer had on board Vineyard
and Bock-Island pilot. The priva-
teer had taken small schooner and sent
her as a Cartel, with so prisoners
Capt. w. took from the Cartel, the mas
ter, his wife, and one seaman, belonging
TO the Rctsey, and landed them at New.
London. They Informed that the priva-
teer had taken l vessels from Monday
to Wednesday.
Schooner Eliza, Pointer, IL days from
Charleston, and last fron futile Gut In.
let, with cotton and rice, bound to Phi
lade!phia.
Capt. Williamson, of the ship China
Packet, from London, tmentiened in cur
last) on the 10Th Feb, in lat. 46, 80, long.
10, so, WAS boarded by the Dublin, "A,
Capt. Dun, in CO. with frigste; they
had been cruising to the westward OF
tie Western Islands FOR two months -
The Dublin had re-captured the ship St
Martin'S Planter, on the 9th Feb. which
was q pllze to the Paul Jones privateer.
The prize master reports being very
well treated on board the ~ Was
boarded abont 100 miles tn the eastward
OF the Hook. on "Wednesday last, hs 'he
sloop of war Atalanta, who reparted that
they were stationed of the Sound, and
in CO. with a "a.
We learn by the Revenge smack
from Ncw-L London, that on "Wednesday,
Rhode. Island Packet, with dry goods,
was chased ashore at Watch Pelnt,
where her crew left her. She was GIT
off bv the cruisers boats. They had al
so taken the smacks Fair American and
Democrat, which they armed & manned
On Tuesday night a Nantucket Packet
loi New York, was cut out OF Tarpanhn
Cove, but was taken by her crew, x
cot safe into Newport.
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ton, Massachusetts,, on their Public &c.
LIBERATION, the soth April; and prepare
tons are making for q splendid exhibi.
ton on that occasion.
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,atiODS liI'
's.r will YOUR great
',,i, tor sea -" !"
] he pleasure Of see e
8 warm his sides Tor
: p,e,idep, is getting
n nc,-ibIs exps ELI IL
,s ,' saannos and lie,
, NJ again and
= ,Ix DAYS 10 come |
Cngrsss will no, give
lsmpt them again by
aosarance when they
I.,dy here sufficient
bpH, April 4.
from gsod authority,
!, Casa Yrujo, has OBJ
Warren, a passport
nilg, to proceed in a. i.
ny Gag to the port oil
Caliz, we are hap
! moro promising APP
Dimi,y,-The Cortes
4 sid to furnish Lord
n army Of fifty thou.
next campaign ; and
s Lordship is to have
/ officers. \ corps OF
la formed in Andalu-
GaIlicia, i order to
prominent lorcs In a
snen, efficiency.
ACCIDENT.
George Winship, aged
Themas Winship, of
sht up from the tort
here be had been shot
lon, a companion OF a
Johnson was exer-
es & Winsnip giving
u when ,hey came TO
pu presented his piece
rpring il was loaded,
BY Winship to ne,
Iten;s, consisting of .
b., iato his hcad, when
led in a few minutes.
b loaded BY some per-
owing and careless
dl,inp, when the bOys
The coroner's in
/, verdict accidental
ss, Focke, of Balti-
b LatoD. March 81,
+, spoke the schr In
Is from a port near
rt% The night after
binmast overheard.
Gushing, OF Philadel
Lisbon. Feb, 6, lat.
oarle3 bv the priva-
81 runs and $50 men,
roO, on a cruise, and
pad made no captures.
81, TOO ~ q corvette
ours, supposed to be
sscd, after receiving i
fry, which providen
GrT. Feb. 10, spoke
'poe ship St TFomas,
Wednesday, Of the
erred off by the Paz,
hers.
S'Ter, 40 days from
long Al, spoke ship
nom Lisbon, bound TO
larsen, IS days from
Ia. 40, 81, long. IS,
wilson, Humphreys,
H. from Caliz for n.
aFser 81 days from
y morning, SIS miles
poke ship Ahrantes,
Lisbon. The A.
al before been board.
Pa.
U'iho, 50 days from
,,sO of crates, cope.
\, March 5, lat. Al, long,
IAN, from Boston for
'y last, 6fty miles
Was boarded from the
ea'ed politely
1Ore, Hall, so days
ne order Of Robert
put in here in con-
saPeake being block.
on the 10th of Fe-
AexHan, Gill. of N.
vs. OF Philadelphia,
'S,;; same day spoke
Il,am0re, going 10 -
Ons' q, spoke shin
Aandrla, 30 DAYS from
D.,> 18th, off Nan
H., was boarded by
'STus; she had an A
FL, 'osded Nth -four
/. D'r = day before. could
H. Inc 9i irigatsNympl
NO AS cruising of
,rlS'' D'san, 40 day.
thursday, off Barne.
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wAsHINGTON SOCIETY. y
The Hon JOSIAH Qr1NcY,is appoint
Cd TO deliver an address before the
washington Benevolent Society in bos'
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Francis L. Lee.

April Z.
NJ rhs Editors Of the Federal Re-
publican are requested to give this two
or three insertion. and forward their
VOC. un, 10 Ee.srs Snowcen < SimmsA
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Sailed from New-London, the Gath
ult. the cartel ship Be:tock, Brown, Tor
Halifax, with the late officers and crew
Of the f lgate Macedonian.
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E,.ce J, !: Sc. :" s ssss
d asss ;. . s sloop, de-
ii'' q hour ~. =; .a not TIVE, gs,
b ' n. they allied away
Bay upon On. a c s'e,i,
a : ID the course Of the
|. = her e. pilots ioi ora as
H.. IN this WP'i
y '1riisass, which 1h. ne .e
T. f,non and T'snedos J
' y hoard the shannon,
II there asked many
r,siops made m by a nrm,
when viii 'o"r r, ers eat
W" 's,d, tor sea - = |
/ he pleasure Of see.
f. W warm his sides Tor
: p, e. is getting
/ Al uos-ibls expe ell IL
F,S5s ' saaanos and lie,
appearance again ana snd q
II * DAYS 10 come l
Emgress will no, give
Iso.srance, when they
4 lsady here suhcisn'
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Caiamities OF authors, including some enquiries
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Good Men'of Modern Date.
Things by their right names.
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The Emerald Isle, Poem.
The Highlanders, aud other poems.
Fosser's Essays.
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Containing thsfalowing papers, viz. Bond
executed on ElNApril, i8i2, from Garland
Anderson of Fran in county TO James Hamlet
Of Pittsylyania -Four hundred dollars TO en-
sure title TO ~ hundred acres Of Land; de-
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HE prepostcrous composition of inaan.
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and IN the town of Boston, and by the Ast
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ELEGANT SONG.

The late Anniversary CT American lndepend-
cne, like mos, of the preceding, has prcsen,
,ede with number Of National Songs. Ths
following, which was composed by Gentle |
man ofk alem, Mass and sung at the celebfa- |
tion in 4 at town. is of be first order, for
Poetic aswell as PatriotN sxcellence.
EUNE-skA Corumbid'
1.-THE wsrds Isaiie are repeated IN shging.
All hail tdEreedom's natal day, 4
High let lhe hymn of rapture pe.d&
Breathe there, Spho hate a tyrant's sFay.
Breathe there, who love their yountr,'s
veal.
Rise Sons Of FteH lom, bless the hour
That broke the aims 0ff0reign POKER.
In triumph sod I'D the heroes praise,
- Who tor the country boldly dared,
To meet I'd The Earn i their lsms barred,
And there in gioyt sunk to res
With virtues h0iia requemtsst.
And LAWRENCE, thine TIE deafness need,
Dear To the brafe--as houor dear;
Thine was the SOD for valor's deed,
And thine was Hercy'y generous tear.
Ee'er gallant sbirit. towered more high,
Nor nobier shall i'll fhtils die.
And shall the sous>nfs Tres who bled,
With foul dislonf& stain their graves!
And shall the s& wraps the dead,
Nurse on its - recreant slaves
Forbid, kind H-aUe,i deePklisgrace,
And save from BIAS b chosel kacs.
Quick, at your kouu pa, brave,
Let from their faV your faulchisns
And. where lse Sa. b.pI wave,
And where its II 'aers p hgh the deep,
Instant, ye gallant bats srcpairX
Resolved t9aie or conqusr thcre.A
Lo, whfre your Fathers spirits rise,
Andpoint the houf Of vengeance near,
In liyiitnings fash tkir kindlipg eyes,
And chase affection 3lingering tear
1heYbid you hasten othe field,
AaAbat with Lie the victory yield.
Nor dread the onset, Heaven is lust,
lie who directs the rolling spliere
Shall smite the ebprcssor to the dust,
And guide the Patriots bright career.
Rise, sons Of Freedom, rise mce more,
And guard from wrongs yoV native shore.
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AyeusrA. &oA July le.
important Improvement
INHUE Fly SHIJTTIT

lNAHE Ely SHUTTL.T
THE imprpvement consists in. n simple &
cheap additional apparatus f6r throwing
the Shuttle, bywhich, clotH of 10 or p
quarters wids:ma be wo, ensy;h more ease
ESQ far as relates " throwing the Shuttle)
than the common with blythe most approx
ed method sitssfose .Hsed-invented and
constructed by Thom Somers, at Colonel
Wares manufactorysn NEAR augusta, and is
now in operation, Weaving ttton blankets
10 quarters wide ,fthe te2Nf& of which, is
probably surpassed by none made in any
part of the void. The utilis of the i'm
proyement, only edualeId blythe simplic-
~ of It's construction; and il Is with real
pleasure the public are inforn5ed of every.
improvement, which may have. esen re-
noteteYdency to render us independent OF
foreignsupplies.
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Archelaus Hughes,
ON THE BASIN,

ON THE BASIN,
Has Just received and for Sale,
6OG0 WI. of BACON,
90 Bbls. New IIerrngs and Shad,
Copperas in Barrels,
Nerdegreass Pods or Sacks,
Fine Maccs IT in Id. Bottles,
Imperial sAa bung Tyson TEAS,
Russia SfiEE lNGS,
German Inns, &
A few grossbest Kirby Fishing Hooks.
ALSO,
One hundred and twenty thousand we'll burnt
BRICKS with woody and twelve or fifteen
hundred bushels OF Shell LIME ready for Sale
and delivery at the Kiln near the BASIN-Ap,
ply as sanove.
July q tc
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SAMUEL G. ADAMS,

SAMUEL G, ADAMS,
IS nowreceiving hy the Oliver Ellsworth from
Liverpool, a9a thsfa1y from New-York, agen-
eral assortrent ~
HirdFa re, Trobnongery,
CutlaySa,d SSddlcry-also,
20B%rep Liver or Tanners Oil.
17oo Gallons Whale do.
5 Tons Nova Scotia Gfind Stones,
Q Pair Esoplus Mill Stbhes, q x a 1.2 feet,
Cast Steel, Nails, N:iil Rods, Bar and
Sheetei Iron.
An assortment of Military Goods, and an addi.
tional supply Of best Dutch Boiling Cloths, and
one Philadelphia Gig and HARNESS, which, are
ofersd Cor sale on moderate tey1ns.
Richmond, Dec.7, 1912.
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Land for Sale.
gENHk Subscriber offers for sals a very
u Valuable Tract of
L. A Nd

FHHE Subscriber offers for Sals a very
n Valuable Tract of
l. A Nd,
Lying in the lower end of Louisa County
on the South Fork of Pam1nkey River. con
tanning 500 acres, and known by the name
OF Nickols' Neck, distant from Richmond
about thirty mles. This Tact has been
very lastly consH ered the most valuable in
that part OF tlk country, being very fertile
and lying rem hablg well :--there viii be
Corn ana fa.low& ronnd eGough to seed n
stout crop OF at on the place in the fall
OF this year, ~ 200 Observation-Disclosures to
y is a very valuable Mill seat, with an order
OF Court tn bnid thereon, The convent /.
ences and advantages Of this Tract of Land.
situated but short distance from several
good Manufacturing and Saw Mills, in a
nealthy neighbOrhood, good society, with
good Springs convenient TO high and beauti
fnl situations, can be duly estimated only by
y'ewi1g it; any farther description is there.
tore thought unnecessary. The terms will
se liberal O. made to suit purchasers, either
Cash or Credit or artly both.
JOHN SHELTON, JR.
July Az 8tp.
ALSo--F0R SALE.
Several likely NEGROES and good WORK
HORSES,
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April /.
aOBBERY!

TNAS STOLEN on or,abouttfIe 18th of A.
v pril last, from the side box OF Wagon
Belonging to Zachariah Riddle. who had the
asme for conveyance to my family in Pittsylva.
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On. Thursday the 10Th day of August next
otrsd f Ta.r !, not the next far day) will b..
Tract of Land,
IN TIE CoUNTr OF PowHhTdy.
Belonging to the Estate OF James Lyle, decd.
lying IN the south and north fork ofFine Greek.
Containing Az acres byfa late strive yof the
surveyor OF the said cqdnty on the following
terms, to wit: one INF OF the purchase mo
ono third on the frsskflFo Jan. 1915. and the
remaining third on The first day of Sep |. mber.
ensuing; Bonds to be executed by thu purcha-
sertor the amount of purchase, to bear interest
from their date, with Deed of Trust ON the
land to secure their payment Mr.. Josiah For
IONS, the present occupant, will shew the land
to any one disposed TO purchase, and whose
lease provides tor sowing wheat in due time,
n the event of sale. Possession to be Civ
en- OF the lana and houses, on the 25th day of
December next, when the lease will expire.
g JAMES BRANDER, agent for
ROB. GRAHAM, ex ctitor of
James Lyle, decd.
Manchester, July 18Th. I'M.
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Notice.

WILL SELL Tract of LAND cons
n tanning about sob Acres, in the County of 4
Goochiand, on P>ski~hole Greek, adjoinint,d
me Lands of Mr. William M. Richardson.ss4 -
Mr.. A. Bryce, and others.
JOHN FORBES,
Near Columbia, Virginia,
.une II. WITT
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StOcage6
THE SUBSCRIBER k,nl sTbeE on moderate
terms, in secure Bridk Warehouse, at port
Mayo, Tobacco, FiourIJ Temp, &c. and every
attention paid to receiving and delivering.
ALEXANDER FULTON.
WAY Sls n
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Notice.

WILL SELL very valuable><FA RIM
- quail to any in the neighborhobd, as to fertA
hty ITS distance from Richmqhd isabout fou,
and halt or FIVE miles and lying upon, the
main run of ChicoFOmony, Which divides this
county from Har5FH: it is useless to mention
inc conveniencesyzE. that ard attached to tLis
Isrm any person inclined to purchase can see
the premises on application tonne I;vine ,Iers.
on, and in case Of absence, TO Cor. Rob p,ics
or mr. Rich. Garter, either of whom will shew
the lines and land-Terms made known by an
plication to me. y
July z. ,f
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THE subscrlbepSyill receive goods on sto
basin street Gear lac new bridge His brick X
Wars house q Rock4tts is also ready for the
reception oGg4ods<o storage or sale Adj
vances of casif Niil be made when necessary.
Apply to Mr., {bhn l.. West who keeps his Of
fee IN the house. The subscriber having pur-
chased of Doctor Benjamin Duval and Co all
their STONE WARE. has large assortment on
hand at his wholesale store, ready to pack up
TO order. a
CHARLES wIHTLoCg
April 1. IT,
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Valuable Land for Sale.

AN Thursday the 10Th day of August next
~ li' tar 1t not, the next far day will b..
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ALSo-F0R SALE.
Several likely NEGROES and good WORK.
HORSES.