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kNDS for sale, for cash, OF on Il short credit -.
The subscriber Will sell 23s acres of land in the
county OF HaR"Ger, a'lJonins ths Hockey Mills cs-
tate-about 20 miles from R,chmoud-S miles from
the head OF tAe Richmond Turupke--withiu2 miles
of two very excellent manufacturing mills and in az,
agreeable neighborhood
1t is supposed TO DC unnecessary to speak of the.
quality ot this land, as persons disposed purchase
will doubtless view the premises and Judge ior the-
selves.
Apply, during the session of the Legislature, to
the Subscriber in IichIrcnd, and Afterwards at his
residence in Powhatan.
Wm POPE.
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LI4GINIA--At Rules holden in the Cleri "a.
v fee oil ti,e Superior CURT OF Chaneery IL. i.e
irhmond D's,iet, the i2th day OF No,embtr Ie.
John 4. Bowler and Wmi. 4. Bowler. ss.
.isainst,
James H. l.ynsh executor of Richard Bou.ier
deed. VIM. Hee, Miller Bee, Elizabeth Rec John
Lynch, Joseph Lynch, Sallcy Lynch, Naney An
,ieraon an; rouney Aniersn her husband Matilda
and Richard Lael>isy, Mary Turner, am' N'm.,s
Lvncf,. ar5ts
The Defendants John Lynch, Josepl ly,.h.
band, Richard :.ae,iey - Vim. Lym,h npt la siug
entered their appearance and given seeuip .seor-
ding To the Act OF Assembly aud the Lat. al Lis
Court, aud il appearing by satisfactory e,5,' ecr
that they not inhalitanis ct this couutt 49, ~
orae; cd That the SAID Defendants do alr,+r here
on the umriietl day Of the next term and answer
the bill o the Plaintiffs; aud that copy OF this or
der be forthwith Inserted - some wspnper putt
lished in the City OF Richmond, tor two ulon,hs sue
cessiviy and posted at the front door U. the Capitol
in tie ca.d Civ.
A Copy. Ieste,
VIM. W. HENING, c. c.
Tees. vsv.,
- iiii subscriber be,c about to decline business.
3 va o.ier :or sale ;hv iirst dag Of April next AZ
his stock, consisting Of Goccrcs, GLASS Ware, Il.i-
ma Sc--at t,e same time, sone cry ynluaL. Fur
iit;ire AMI Silver Plate. Grateful inr the
u'ent lac haas recoi'ed eroa, has ,!s AM, generous
pubic, he bess leave to thank them for tie f,yur,
they lave granted linn, He begs also that ,,oqt,
indebted to linn may make immediate pa,mrns
Any demand against Linl, will he pxid by
AUBIN LAFOREST.
wish to hire ont FOR this year, one EXCELLENT
Seamsuess, and one good House Servant. They
are hired for no fault but want Of employment.
january s. wsw
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u Il n n X s.,
Of sims,t every description,
FOR S,x&B ,GT rms OFFICE.
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= HarshaR. t Callender.
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j. PAXTON. l'cea;srsr
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aUkS IAN !

DIR.
To balance in the Treasury,
as per set, lement made on
the LIST day 'Ot January,
1912,
Received from that period,
viz:
Ga account Of the revenue
tax of 1879, z
OF the arrearages OF taxes
From Clerks and NotaiTes,
Divers persons on sundry &C.
courts,
Inspectors or tobacco,
On account of Militia fines,
FROM the Rank OF Virginia,
Register OF the Land OF
fse,
Agents OF the Penitentiary,
For the redemption of
land,
Purchase Of Hnappropriated
iapd
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| An article from Petersburg, under date
OF October 6, observes, 1--WE have good
news from the armies. The. skirmish,ne-
parties have materially annoyed the enemy
Ills supplies have been intercepted. and a
mong these, $4,000 pe.lsses have fallen into
our hands,
The French General Carrier, wit, other
caviar, officers, taken at , ,lamanca, were
landed at Plymouth, Eng. or the Sd Of No
yember. They were fail Of gold Napole-
ons, and appeared very cheerful.
public Dinner was give TO NJ. Can
ming and his friends at Manchester, on the
first of November. Mr.. Canning, on this
occasion, delivered long Speech. rhe
Liverpool Editor observes, We arc sin.
csrely rejoiced to find, that the sentiments
which liz delivered in this place an the
prospect and probability of Peace with
France and America, and which gave great
concern even TO many of his wargnest admi-
rers, were considerably mtigated in his
address to the people OF Manchester. We
thinkthat crisis must shortly arrive, which
will clearly demonstrate that the objects
which alone can Justify continuance OF the
way, are either speedily attainabie, or abso-
lutely hopeless.''
The PILOT, London paper Of Nov. 6,
states that Parliament would certainly meet
For the dispatch of business on the Gath of
November, and the Prince Regent will o.
pen the Session in Person with Speech
from the Throne. Lord Castlereagh had
addressed circulars TO the members of Par
hament, IN which he says, ga full attend
anre being particularly desirable in the
present situation vt public affairs, permit
me - nope that 1t will be consistent with
your convenience to give your attendance
IN the House OF Commons on that day.
(NOv. 24.)
Inc same paper says. "This day His
Aalesty's Ministers have received Dispatch
es rom Lord Cathcart, Containing reports
from General Eutusofs, detailing the parti-
cuiars OF several sEirmishes, in which the
Russians were successful, and the Preach
lost L considerable number OF men,
Il was reported, that the Russian feet
arrived at Leith, with q view to It's presel.-
walton from the enemy, and in order to CO.
operate with the British navy.
Several of the Baltic CONVOY arrived at
Sheerness on the 5th Of NoY. and several
passed up the Thames.
| 1t was feared the Inconstant frigatc,
Commodore Owen, had been lost in the
| North Sea.
Eighteen persons charged with conspi-
racy, had been tried by Military Tribunal,
condemned, and decapitatcd at Paris on the
29th October; six or eight others arraigned
as acconiplices, were acquitted.
| PRICES at Liverpool, Nov. 7.-Wheat
Is to 19s.-Superfine Flour 81 to o2s.-At
London, Nov. 6, -four was los to 11Os. Der
sack-new wheat los to IiOs
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Tae Last N:Sht's .hai! brings us Boston pa.
per OF the 3ist, which gives the following account
that eertsny caps the climax in the way of ru-
0boHr:
Yesterday arrived here, the schooner Theresa,
captain Sh9cktori, from PASSPORT, whcl, place
he LETT 2ist inst---Same us> was boarded by a
boat from the byis Emuons, at anchor at Snug
Cove, snt was informed by the boarding officer,
that the u. ,. frs,,e Prcsleut had he'd an engage
mcnt with Il British frSal,, which she struck
soon alter, another U. ). trigatc a sioop %, war;
re-captnred both, had them in possession ! DAVIS
when they were all re-cap iured by two as from
ENGLAND TOR bermuda, AMI that tlcy hal arrived at
Halifax. passenger with capt. Shacklorsi, was ON
board the Emulous, and was to!,! os the above'
On that very day, (the 3ist) the Commodore ar
rived ~ Boston
Though lac has brought frigatc with him, he
has takca care OF :" the main chugcr." Tie cash
o. the "a''ow will help 10 pay h.s outfits.
This is the second t.ne that the "touYk Cy,,,no-
DIRE has secured the without taeetirg an C.
nemy worthy of his Does any man. therefore,
doubt his proves! No man can.---h is the mere
fortune Of Toarhis i'll luck. and not his gal,sntry,
is in fault. LODGED, the only thing that we fear
~, that he may be too rash-and ;st his chvslrcus
sfiyit may lead him Into difficulties far bey onL lila
strength.
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AZ We are indebted to the fokifencss of
-NT, fIea8anf8. Editor ofthe Virginia .45-
gus, .Jor me foLozging slip Of news.

~ NE are inde6fed to the fioHteness of
Mr., Plea8ants. Editor ofMe Virgi,ia .4r-
gus, for the foiiozYng SLIT Of news.
LATE FROM ENGLAND.
~ the Phllipsburg, which left Liverpool
on the 9Th OF November, the Editors of the
New York Gazette have received London
papers to the 9th of that month.
he accounts from Russia, generally. are
calculated to increase the belief that the
Russians will ultimately succeed against the
trench-they seem to have emerged from
the deep dlsmay occesioned by their first
dstreSses They believe they are in such
situation as to destroy their ruthless inva-
ders, as Bonaparte with his army are i'm the
very midst Of military nation of thirty
millions OF people, and IN = season when es-
cape is nearly impossible.
I rom Spain, observes a Liverpool paper
OF the tn OF November, the prospect seems
somewhat Observation-Disclosures exists no Ion.
ger any prospect Of driving the enemy ont
OF the SeninsnlG during the present cam
;;-;.:: ;;';., ,'', o,.5'',oJ -. suc1es, m ,i,t.
next will depend entirely on the issue of the
Russian war.
The late conspiracy in France, had been
the great subject Of conversation IN Eng
Iand Tor some days. By some it was sun
posed to have been , jacolin Plot, for the
restoration of Republican government
By others, that it was bold attempt TO
take advantage Of the absence Of Bonaparte
TO subvert the present government. which
TO the great mass ofthe French people is M,
less odious than JacoDiuisn. Popular dis.
content at the pressure Of the conscription
1t IS most likely, has occasioned tic conspi
racy at Paris. The discomfort at the un-
preccdcutcd and Gesolating despotism of Bo-
naparte. will, of course, produce attempts
to "ver,hrow his government we fear
they will be unsuccessful While many
hundred thousand families have bccn i'm
poverishcd by the Corsican, his wa:s have
procured for his Chiefs the most splendid
tortoncs--and thus his despotsm is so well
organized. that he bids defiance to popular
indignation. Hence, the first step taken 6v
the consp'rators, was to spread report Of
his death.
The Globe, of the nth November. SAYS.
" The Earl of MORA will, we understand.
he this day sworn in Governor General Of
India"
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Conn, unicat;o,,.

: COMMUNICATIONS.
SINCE The declaration of war by the United States
the British navy has met with the loss of the fol-
lowing vessels on the American station
L F'sa'e guerrero, captured by the u. s. frigate
Constitution, capt. Hull.
-HHcedo"ian, captured by United States
frisate United States, Captain Deca.
tur.
sioop of War Alert, captured by U. S. frigate E..
SCI. caIlt: Porter.
Photographed by u S. sloop of war Wasp,
and afterwards re-taken by the Poie-
tiers of "a guns.
1Srialous, lost on Cape Sable, while in chase
of AN American privateer.
fMnlPer, lost on Cape Lampre.
Sch. Laura and Taken by the French priy.teer
Whitfng, Diligent and sent into Philadel-
phia.
ChH66, upset while in Chase OF I'm American
ship near Halifax. 3
subtle, upset while in chase of an Americ
privatecr Jacks Favorite, off St Bart,
ihe following packets have been taken:
Prince ddoLphus, taken by the privateer Governor
M'kean and sentin Philadelphia
Princess Amelia, taken by the privateer Rosie, O.
sent into Charleston.
SwaEloz7, taken by U. s. frigate President, Com.
Rodgers, and sent into Baltimore
1ofoHshend, taken by the priyateer Bone, Of Balt.
more. She was ransomcd, and pro-
eecded on her voyage The Bona
has arrived at Baltimore, with her
mail.
": Z. Public .gdoertiser.
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rsN!E Subscribers have in store, ,m private sale,
Ii accommodating terms
2onO Sacks Sait. zeal Liverpool filed sacks, ~ IL
ell, large and in prime ORDER
500 Sacks Coarse Salt;
$4,000 los. Brown Sugar. in hhds, tev..a and
barrels, pare at which Is at first quality;
2n.OO0 lbs. Coffee, proportion of which prime
green, in ticrces, barrels and hays;
100 hhds- Moac1es, most Of which ist quality, for
retailing;
90 pnneheons Rum. part Of which is old, fuel.
Gayoured, AMI OF superior quality;
10 hhds New-lorS rectihed Rum;
pipes, . .,,
oa,.,,.rcostS deira Wine;
10 pipes French Brandy, part of which war
ran,ed to be genuine;
H H.nf, p %"" : superior quality Gia'
10 boxes lmperia. Tea;
100 boxes Candles;
100 Soap;
loo Chocolate;
100 Spanish SegarE;
50 barrels Northern Apples, sound anu in nice or.
der;
50 bales spinning Cotton-aso an assortment of
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YIPGLNIH LEGISLhTURE.

Yesterday, Mr. Arohes of (Aneiia) submit
ted the following Resolution 20 the House
OF Delegates, with SONG appropriate re-
marks. On his motion. it was committed
to Committee of the whole House:
RESOLVED. That the sum Of dol
lars be appropriated by law for the purpose
ola loan to be offered OF behalf OF this
Commonwealth to the government of the
United States, to be applied in the building
OF ship of the line Of the number of those
authorized to be built at the presenr SEES
sion OF Congress, other Vessel of War
for the use Of the United States.
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VIZ.

superfne Coating, Flannels. rrizcs, KenIal Cot
tons, Yarn Hose, White India Goods, DIME
ties, supernc Caliicoes, and great variety at other
articles.
Daily expected from Phia, 1000 lbs. Pennngtcr's
labelled Sugar in boxes and tarrels--also, by the
ship Abigail, from Liverpool, 500 sncks real Liver
pool hlied-and from Baltimore, Whiskey, Brown
Sugar, and prime Green Coffee.
We continue to make liberal advances in cash, on
I'LL cOnsignments entrusted to our csre--and having
a most commolious aud completely FIRE proof Ware
House, well prepared FOR the reception of Goods
.noncure, Robinson g I'iesi0ntc
Aurtioncers,
Corner Of d g 1871 streets, ard Opposite
Shockoc Raic-loRso.
january Q. If
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sVOR SALE by the Subscriber 500 lbs. ondop
X Seine twine, 1920 best twil'd Sacks, (ready
made,) 80 bales first quality Cotton, II do second
DO do, ~ hhds. Muscovado Sugars, IL do. Best
Green Colee, so tons Iron, assorted Sizes do Bis
t VJ steel 2 do Best German do, do. Cart and
Wagon Boxes, assorted, fifty Boxes Windory
Glass by 10, 10 by IL, by IL, II by u,
IL by 10, and 12 by IS, $50 Straws piDt ana
bali -pnt Tnmblere, 25 dozen Spades and Sbo-
ysIIS, lpart of which imported this Fall,1
Black Pepper by the Bag, Wrapping and Writing
paper by the Ream together with general assor,o
rrent of Groceries, all of which he will sell on rea,
onab'e terms tor cash, or good negotiable paper in
town, at 60 or 90 days.
JAMES WALLACE.
N. Il. The Subscriber, once more, solicits All
those indebted to the late firm of RUssEL& VA.
LACE, to make payments to him without delay---
otherwise he will be under the disaereeable
~ OF institutng SUITS Unfortunately against all
those who may be found deInquents, after this, NV
second notise. ~
JAS. WALLACE. G..:=.:-..s4
partner offhe kate firm of
Russell & WALLACE.
'""' - wGW
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ment of the United States would wish shcptly to nc-
cupy the fioridas, AMI that our brethren in sister
State needed some Military aid, determined to col.
ieet a Volunteer force from East Tennessee and
naroht 90 the oi action and there present our
se'yeaready to share with Cur brethren the dangers
and g'ories OF the heIl. About two hundred ef-
ieetfe men mounted strong horses and welt
equipped convened at Knoxville short notice. &
are this far onti,air idarc the point OF .lestna.
uon:----We wish tn GOO, = ate will, the trooss
both ct the United States and Georgia in our coun-
try cause wish, sin, information from YOU to
what point shall in the first instance direct my
march.
Pleasant NJ Miller anil Enoch Parsons, two pri.
Yates inmy corps, are charged With delivery of
this to your Excclency-they will convey To me
your communication.
Accept, sir, assurances of my high respect
JOHN WILLIAMS,
- Col. Com IA antiant,
His Excelency,
Ia, .U
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rLALUAnLE pRonrErY Eop .saLr-

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR s4LE.--
wish to sell that highly valuable farm in the
county ofCumberand, wherrun John Keso resides.
containing $50 acres, fully 200 OF which are vet in
Woods.
1t IL unnecessary to be more Particular, as auy
person disposed to purchase viii first view the pre-
Iri'es which will he sh own and the terms made
known on application to- john keiso or TO the sub.
serber
ROBERT XELSO.
N B. Possession will be given Immediately, i. ne
cessary.
Prince Edward, Jan. Q. tlstM
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january 9.

H0iiE subscriber, Monday the 18th inst, viii
Il open SCHOOL in the house recently occupied
by Mr.. +. Power fer similar purpose. He vii, in
struct youth of both sexes, in Reading. English
Grammar, Geography and Arithmetic, at S. ? quar-
Ter. The Latin and Greek Languages, and tlc eie--
ments of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, ut
$40 quarter. The state Of his health and his In
eiiuation, equally induce hm restrict himself TO
Is or 90 pupils. Gentlemen who may wish TO ac-
quire some knowledge of the Latin and Greek Ian
guages or TO extend their knowledge a the Classics,
will be assisted in the attainment of their Objects by
attending him in the evening. =
RICHARD DABNEY
January Q. Or
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A TEACHER--A single gentleman, properly
a qualified to instruct youth in spelling reading
writing, arithmetic, english grammar, geography.
use OF tie maps and globes, natural * moral phos-
oPhy and composition, would be glad to take charge
OF school the present year, in a gentee neiehboi-
hoo1' or private family. He can procure neees-
sHy recommendations OF his sobriety and industry,
king and Queen county, will receive PROMPT attcn-
ton ~
Jan. Q. ,
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FsNhE subscriber very respectfully offers his ser.
4 vices 10 The Citizens OF Richmond and of its vi
entity teaeheT. Ills course will embrace Otthog-
raphy, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, the Lat
in and English languages grammatically. Geography
including the use OF the globes, Euclid'J Elements
Surveying &c. &c. Tuition fees so per quarter,
with the addition " 81 par annum tor pens and ink
Six bosrfcrs car be accommodated in Iis family,
each furnishing his bed, and being under II 7ears ei
age, ~ $50 per quarter. The school will he kept
IN the house lstciy occupied by James a. Oswald,
Esu'r.
The suhsc- i5cr's public duty 1 member Of the
legislature will preclude the przcticabil.ty of his o.
pcnn, scnooi previously to the LIST of March next (;
Il wliah tive hc viii commence. The most assidu-
cus attention vi'l lie given u the morals and to the
literary improvement Of those committed to his
care.
J.N'O. Il. Jesse.
Jan. 9. Gavin
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gpEhL Estate for sa3e-o On Friday the 15th of
g the present Fnonth, snail offer at Public Auc-
ton the House & Lot lately occupied near the Me-
thod,st Meeting House and in the neishborood OF
Sam I. Greenhow, ES.--Aso, Six quarter acre lots.
in DGvaiI's plan, two of which, are improved, viii,
dwelling houses Ne. and one with an excellent new
Stable that Will hold Eight hoIses-she others arr,
well ineiosed-the sale TO commence AT 10 O'clock
Terms made known on the day
Jan 0. ,ds
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Z n the month Of November last, entered info o.,
y agreement with francis West Qusres, for the
rent 81 plRee known by the name of Qsarjes's Ia
vern Tor tie term oi one year. ending the frg, 10
OF Jsouary 1919, as also for sundry artieI-s tbs
whole amounting 20 shout ffty-two poun&s s,,.s
then have received notice from Major Bever'y no
mnson, that IT moved there would be iiDmedjs,c.
~ dispossesscJ, uaiess would give bim nv bons far
the rent '''
Now de hereby forcwarn sny person Cro., TO-
ing m assignment Of the sgreenest made betv,sn
Mr.. Ouarics and .yseif
JOHN GIBSON
Essey county, Jan 9, -
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4 hNDo foy sale, for cash, or on 2 scrt credit
10 The subscriber will sell 238 acres oil land in tb,
sounty Of Hanover, adjoining the Rockev Mills "a
tate-about - miles from Richmond-s miles from,
the head OF the Richmond TmBpike-wi,hin mile
OF TWO very excellent manufacturing mills and In Pm
agreeable neighborhOod
1t IS supposed TO 20 Unnecessary 10 speak Of the
quality Of this land persons disposed t. purchase
viii doubtless view the premises and nudge Tor them.
selves.
Apply, during the session Of the Legislature. T.,
the Subscriber in Richmond, and Afterwards az his
residence in POwhatan '''
VIM, POPE.
'"'' " w3w
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& III persons arr hereby forbid rneddsg with tn
q renting Of 5 wharyes advertised by Mr. Rich'l.
BROOKE superintendent FOR Mrs. Sarah Lester, n
be rented on Monday the 18th Inst, Said wharve8
having been previously lawfully rented auction
Of aid Brsos superintendent, which title Of leas-
l do claim.
I'm. DHVIS.
Jsn.9. j,
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VIE Subscriber tenders his services his friends
y and tue pubilck rs commission merchant. He
Wi. also receive country produce &c. storage on
the most reasonable terms at the Lumber house
oceopi,d iy Mr.. Frederick Clarke next door to
Mr.. James llutehsons fronting the Basin.
RIO. M.pULLIAM.
:. Jan. o. gawtf'
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Erecu'ioe Department Georgia,
Miiiedgevillc, 2Ist Dec. 1912.
SIR

SIR,
Your letter of the 18th inst wa, handed me this
day by Mr. Parsons.
The course OF political events, viewed either prog
pectvely or retrospectively, would certainly seem
to warrant the belief, that the governm cn of the
United States was about to occupy the two Florias
ON this point, however, aIn at prere-t without
any positive intormston. rs il appears to be your
ntention IN the first instance, to unite with the troo.
OF the United States in any enterprise they may
nave ordered or contemplate executing en- the from
tiers oil this state, you will OF be united also
with your brethren of Georgia, who will share the
danger and the glory with you, of vndicsting the
honor and maintaining the rights of your common
country What course Georgia will pursue in case
the United States decline delay for an unresson-
able length of time control by their interference
the present occupants of East Florida, as wen
opan'ards as savages both red and black, an, not
ut tins moment prepared to say but, I am duly
sensible ofthe gaantry patriotism which prompt
ed the tender ofyour cooperation with voer bre-
thren Gf Georgia in case Of need. Under my i'm
press'cn of what may be your present object /
presume your rendsavoro ought be at Point Petre
or Colerain, on the St. Mary's river.
With sincere desire for the accomplish ent of
the main object of your enterprise, and a wish
equally sincere that yourself and the deta chm mt un-
der your command may have, as / am confident
you will conspicuous share ia the glory of that G.
vent.
am with high consideration s. respect,
Your very obedient servant.
d. B. MITCHELL.
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II famiiy az once q!

The wife Of Mr.. Noah Butts, of Jones
county, was delivered few days ago of
three hne children--all living. If the same
degree OF fruitfulness pervade many ma
irons, we shall not want soldiers during the
continuance of the war should it even last
nalf century, as some of our members in
Congress have predicted. 10.
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I's ENceiIeNty,
Cov. .lfitcheH.

The Detachment has been considera5ly oug-
'nenfea S'nce AZ left KnosCiHe Numbers, sue are
told, are joining daitv. II pa-ty of $50 are nots
at Greens6or0nSh, about 10 miles above here !:
those with Col. Hihiams, amounting TO a6out
500, a0ere at S0ndersviAe, - miles below. on
Sunaay SO that their SphoIe farce ,ohen united
Will be between and 600.
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N. YORE, january I.
We have the pleasure of informing you,
shat the u. $. Frigate United ST ates com
manded by Commodore Decatur, and his
prize the late British frigatc Macedoni-
an, have got through the dangerous pas.
sage called HeHgate, and arrived near the
Navy Yard this morning We have Just
passed round both frigates in our boat
The Macedonian is Il very fine vessel has
more breadth of beam than the u. States,
but is not quite so long. Her side is com
pletely Peppered win rouuti ana grape
shot many of which are seen sticking in
her side.