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TIE R.MEAgY UP yyF NV


Cqhraih LEwIs, fran Eaqt- River .a~,fued
IN fort last cunning, and informs thac on
IFednrSdny eUe'lne iast he say four of the
enemy J'esseks hass tbe nioufh Of Rahha
hammock and hrocecd Qh the Pay--theu con-
Sisted Of tSoo 6YfSs, a Schoon = and Il SLooh
.7nother Peace Pn7ror The FEDERAL PrexbL;
can i'fo,'n:s rs, thdt If Madison has Sent ont
a neSo and separate IoD,qniSsior 70 .tfr. Bavdrd
authorizing hin, 10 procesd 20 England far the
PURPOSE ofnsg0ciating tD;h tAe BTifiah govern
n,ent 'he statement rs made upon tie authority
Of a Gen,lsnarDof ire D.saic., spho aIse,ts that
ne Saw tAe ContnsiTs:.n Alexandria Gazette.
In the action near Cornwall the British troops
were commended Wy Mairr Gspera,sNE ForrEv
nEEo and VINCENT, and hGA siy pieces of cannsn
aud the A'nc,Tc'ns but two. The enemy fell back
= strong position s'ont three quarters OF mile
In the reAr from which the Americans d, not at
tTnpt tn disl''lcs them, hnt returned u the battle
ground, where they slept that night One of their
pieces of artillery being tis,nounted by car on
shHt when they re.ut,ed III cir line of march they
were compelled tn leave it. and the British taxing
possession oft from that trivial circurs stance ola IA
ed tue victory. number of prisoners were tas en-
by the Americans.
These particulars Maj Smelling he'd from Col
N'kinson, Who wss 6c1rrr oTdisbatches between
Generals Whknson and Hampton
y J Com. M'DoaOugt was AT PIgtfs6x-eh Nov
~ N sal next day with the sick of she army for
I'nrl'ngton, and then to proee ID TO JVhitehaN to
''v his vessels up for the winter. The British
squadron was st Isle .Nois, supposed TO be
frozen M, as there cousi rable ice on the sxe
acre was much snow, ana cd sleighirg IN Yer-
iaonI. BosT. Iar.
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DECEMBER 8.
OUR ARMIES


Reports succeed e cb 9th with r. nidfv each
report gust ~ vague 81 its brother The last ru,ncur
IS Brighter than the rest--that Gen Hatou,on No
on bis march TO form Junction with ecu VV;lk;n
SON. shi the REPORT ocs s' further t. Gu that tIe
Junction was aH-ctcd and the Two divisions we,. ,,a
theT march For hontr cal. We believe ti,1 ,sst ,I
OF tiis sLatement's At least, premature
We advise Tue reader e. suspend his opinion upon
I've Who'e s"oleet, uhti his has the materials tor
steady judgment before him Whether in ,bs ts,
place, tie expedition 90 Montreal be reiinouisbed-
or even sn51endcS whether IN the Cd pIsne thi
eject has been produced by causes bei o1a the CON
pol OF our officers 5dly. If Il has arisen from
the'r announcement whose is the fault. whose is
.hs eenSuFe these are propositions upon which
y IS impossible far us to form clear and coocIn
sive optnion.-At present clouds and ,larLn4,q VS.,
upon it..
N YoRE, Friday Morning, Nov 26--1o o'O,o.t
We stop the press 90 announce the sr,iys, or tbe
steam boat tfom Albany, The passengers rcpori
MAJ UTn hampton rs Tskins errsngeme nts to IOin
Cen Wilkinson st st. Regis, en- that the SEER.
tsry q war ia gone onto tie seat o. active oner
lions. Stg,,1rd NJ J7,ir-
NOVEMBER q.
a letter OF the 9Th inst. from Jefferson eonpty
ssyss q" INC p91he property 10 ordered from Sack
which had actually commenced.
1He1 0Tk, Jlop. 27-- We Gre informed by, n
gentleman attached TO the army, who has received
Intelligence from the frontiers tina the forces under
Gems wilkinson ara ismPton. had formed luuo.
lion, ittie below ST Regis snd gero then on tbei,
march fer Montreal, which, hs thinks IS in tbs ,o.
session Of car troops before this tune and tbst ~
differences existed between the two GenersIs' go no.
been published. Ua;/y $780,
me Deputy po'i-Alaster-Geners has ord red
OiSpoteh Carriages to be provided after the 3D,h
hst cor the purpose of expedij ng the Siaij, Iic|
owing 10 the Dad rotis, bsye been much ret,rII
10.
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,nebGrfed ms l1e on the rto,niIP Of lhr 90
nft ~ ms sedt ~ H9gvver Coun,y. I'm, EVIT
LLF,F -M-fCo,N IN the SSH year Of S;s o. =. H.
Fre'sed 7rith me greigt: Il feiys g
re- re rGrneat'ng pa ns n canoe, he ,rcioae 81
amer. ne bore his suRerinps pi,6 H. ~, ~ G,ac 7e-
tRde h. T0ighe4 10 he; Dir Aar:ng .ea,rcY ..t
"rt's'en to the O'Oine yOX '0n4 hc;nr s,s..tst
9g an h4'nn& yer sn'haken co57ence IF eceso.
9pord he 7paited 5oifh I'll, igti9o 61,,erce re
tthdrge came lie, az length, ",csis iron, hs "a.
-. b lev ,avs sncf in Ere 'erick county. Va
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sbLNDFkA--Wn be soH If PM. -
- t0"' o. the Premises, on rurs5sy 49,. 10
, e'ent'H isir, otherwise q q next tar DO, 80 ,.
n ls,. w. qua desirable SCAT cal.j Individuality
leEcusvo o. the Nevidsfs H.us.sI E,,.,i ,'S
ol,es Tor bn'd'ng--ihis property wiib. so,d s.,.
sether' or divided 20 sut purchs,ers. o. - 10
sssse" on o. the day Of sle--s, OK ~ MOI.
approved endorsers PAYABLE sal ,eoo,i,,,.t W"p
ot me Banks IN Richmond reqli al. a,f ,bc
o. properly retained until DE money 10 Id ''e''
~ THOS A5TAYlDq
the Corporstioa line !''sS u
ljeg.G.
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~, hn9ual VI 'e'ins OF the StocklyiI rs # The
= Dahk OF Virginia for choosing Drsrt-i.. LII.
1 ' at ,he Hacking House in lielnnono H., ,,,
day the 81 January next '' MON
Dec. 3. >''IV"t' Ca'h'r.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-11
TO THE PATRONS or THE viRGISIA
ARGUS.

At a very great expence, the proprietor, has
lately procured entire new fonts of TYPE for this
paper, and encreascd the size of it considerably.
1t is believed that it now contains a quantity Of
matter nearly equal to any paper printed in a.
raerlca. The price (the same as in the year
l793, whenit commenced) is 30 percent. lower
than the other papers OF this city. Notwith-
Standing this, however, and the encreased pr,ce
eftypcs, paper, &c. which cannot be obtained
but for cash, the subscription will not be raised
to burctual subscribers. But in justice to him
sefthc printer gives this early notice to his pa
tsons, that from and after the first day of the
year 1872, the paper will be charged at the
rate of FIVE DoLLARs per annum to all those
who do not pay their subscriptions in the course
oil the current year.-The opportunities by pri-
vate conveyances continually occurring thro'-
out the year from every part of the State to
Richmond, particularly by the Members Of the
Legislature and the Sheritls) and the facility
afforded by the mails which pass through every
neighbourhood at least once fortnight, will
fsave those disposed to make remittances, no
excuse for not doing so.-No subscription will
hereafter be taken for less than six months,
nor will the paper be discontinued till all ar
rearages are paid.
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LAND FOR SALE.


OF the estate OF Nathaniel Turner, dec'd.-One
Tract lying in Hanover county, in Blsckville
Neck, containing by old survey l24 ID acres,
with dwelling house thereon, one third or
thereabouts is well tmbered and par, low
Grounds, will be offered for sale, TO the high
est bidder, az Hanover Courthouse, on Wednes-
slay the Oath February next, that being Court
day-Tbose disposed to purchase said Land,
may be shewn the same by Capt, Geo. Street,
Mr.. John Beal, or Mr.. Cunningham, or either
Of them, who all live in the neighbourhood.
-Anotlier Tract, lying III Lonsa county, eight
miles below the Courthouse, and in the neigh.
bourhood of Col o Cailiss Tavern, contain
ing 900 acres, more or less, with small dwell
ling house.thereon, will be sold, 10 the highest
bidder, ut Louisa Courthouse, on Monday the
9th of March next, that being Court day
Those disposed TO purchase said tract, will be
shewn the same by Mr.. John Waddy, An
thony Waddy, or John Davis, who all reside
near TO said tract of Land Terms of sale-1st
payment Tor third in months after the
DAYS of sRle-2nd payment in months there
after-3d and last in - months after the 2nd
payment. Bonds with approved security will
be required, TO carry interest from the date if
not punctually paid, with deeds of trust, to
secure the ultimate payments. "
JOHN TURNER, ! In behalf Oft the
and TURNER, s Legatees.
Jan. Ia, 1913. w5t.
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VIRGINIA. .
May 81.


1T the Chancery District Court, held in UTHi-
dn,s6prg, the 18th day Of Aprit, 1912.
Lucy Clements, an infant by Lucy Clements her
Mother and next friend, Plf.
AGAINST
francis Smith aud james ID. Durwet pe6s
THIS suit abates to the Defendant Bur-
well by his death, and on the motion of the
plaintiff, by her counsel, leave IS given her to
file a bill ofrevivor against John r. F. Corbin,
administrator and devisce of the said James
B. Burwell, Bacon Burwell, Thomas Emerson,
and Rachel his Wife, and Edwin, James and
Marcy Burwell, children and heirs of James
Burwell, decd. and process awarded against
the said defendants returnablc. here, &c. and
William Ball is appointed Gdardian to Edwin,
James and Nancy Burwell the infant defen.
dants, TO defend them in this suit-And the
defendants Thomas Emerson, and Rachel his
Wife, not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the Act of Assem-.
bly, and the Rules of this Court, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction of the Court, that they
are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth, on
the motion ofthe plaintiff by her Council, 1t
is ordered, That the said defendants do APP
pear here on the first day of the next term, and
answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in the V ir-
ginia Argus, published in the City of Rich
mond, for two months sgcce ssively, and post
ed at the front door of the former Capitol in
this City.
Copy-Ttste,
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, C. c.
Jan. Z. Stwp.
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Drugs and NIe dicines.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public, that ne has opened in
the tenement next below Messrs Fitzwhylson
< Potter's, and near the corner Of the street,
leading from the main street to Mayo's bridge,
general and we'll selected assortment OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, &c. which he
offers for sale on reasonable terms for cash, or
acceptances in town.
JOHN McMARA.
Richmond, July II. wifi
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Ten Dollars Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber, on Tues
day 9th December, 1912, Negro Woman,
named
p A T L Y.
She has Child about months old, which she
took with her-Patty is about % years Of age,
and about feet high, Of yellow complexion,
very light eyes, has small wart on the corner
Of one of her eyes. the nail on one of her fore
fingers is split and the flesh appears above it.
The above described Woman was purchased in
New-Kent about twelve months ago, of Mr.
Parke G Howle-It is expected she will 20 to
her mother who lives with Mrs. IIowle, near
New Kent Courthouse, or to Norfolk, where il
is understood she is. The above reward will
be paid on the delivery of the woman and child
70 me in Richmond, or forsecuring them in any
Jail, so that get them again.
WILLIAM FROST.
Jan. 20 w3m.
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GEORGE ROGERS.

The above valuable Medicine is offered
wholesale and retail by the subscribers, at their
Medical Store, a few doors above the Bell-Ta-
vern, Main-street, who do not hesitate to say
they believe this Medicine superior in virtue
and efficacy to any ever before exhibited to the
public, in all pulmonary complaints, and their
confidence in its superiority is much strength
encd by the great sale it has met with in the
cities of Philadelphia, N. York and Charleston,
and in the town of Boston, and by the vast
number of certificates continually pouring in
from all parts of the country to the proprietor,
from persons having received benefit from it..
Many of the most respectable are in our hands,
and ready for the perusal of the public.
VAIL & ROGERS.
May 81. 1af
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VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA
At Court Of Hsstirgs heit. for the City Of Rich
nsora, az the Courthouse, the 14th day of De-
cc2n5e-, 1912.
john Alcock, PltF. I
AGAINST
sam' southwick, John F. Price, SLnchance,y.
WIN. ID. Wren, Vibert,
DefS.
The defendant Samuel SCuthwick not having
entered his appearance, and given security ac-
cording TO the act of Assembly and the rules of
this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that he is rot an inhabitant of this
country, 1t is ordered, That the said delen-
dant do appear here on the first day OF Februa-
ny Court next, and answer the bill of the plain
till and that copy ofthis order bc forthwith
inherited III come newspaper published in this
City for two months successfully, and posted at
the door of the Courthouse of the said coun-
ty.
Copy-Teste.
THoS. C. HOWARD, CPk,
Dec n. w4w'
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Notice.
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO TIE PUBLIC.
MY WIFE Charlotte A. Maury, having re-.
. w fused to return with me to my place of
residence, in the State Of South Carolina, I
hereby forewarn and caution all persons from
crediting the said G. A. Maury on my account,
as am determined not to pay any debts of her
contracting. T.. MAURY.
Feb. T. wStp.
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FOR COUGHS, CoNsUMPTIoNs & AsTH.
MAS.
ne most o6stinafe Coughs uield 10 il.

4 . 80 "fvot VOotHtutC SOhSNS ylCtQ ~ 10.
THE prePostcrous composition of infiam
4 matory drugs--the disappointment re-
peatedly experienced in my practice, from re
inedies, highly recommendcd, added TO my own
predisposition to Pulmonic complaints, were
powerful inducements with me TO consider
whether compound, consisting of vegetable
substances, could not be invented, more free
from the well founded objections of practtion.
cfs, and better calculated to avert the threaten.
ing destruction of the lungs.
now offer to the public, the result of twen-
ty'years experience on this subject. No ex-
pense or trouble has been spared in this com.
position That no medicine, for consumptive
and asthmatc complaints has been so success
ini as my Vegetable Paknonic Detergent, would
Ill become me to mention I'm this address.
But II the attestations ofpersons, of the high
est responsibility, ofits efficacy, which Will be
shewnn to any person ifthe great and increa-
sing demand for it may be called proof, it is
proved.
Prepared by myself, at my Dispensary,
Northampton, Ms.
GEORGE ROGERS.
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MANcREs 7ER TURNPIKE CoMPANr.
THE Stockholders ofthe Manchester Turn
pike Company, are requested TO meet at Zacha-
riah Brooks's Tavern on Monday the 22nd of
Feb. next, at IL O'clock, A. NJ.
JAMES BRANDER.
Jan. 91- wt19thF
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10 RENT and possession given the 3rd of
L next Nav, the TAVERN, at present occu-
pied by Maj. Hugh Davis, called the
Planters Inn.

Containing about an acre of Land, lying nearly
IN the centre of the City of Richmond-for
further particulars, apply to Major Davis, or
the subscriber-who ssishes also to contract
for the laying of about 800 perch of Stone in a
Mill House, and Dam, on the south Anna
liver, Louisa county, near Anderson's Bridge
GEO. w TRUEHEEART.
Meadow Wool, Feb. 4. w3w
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JUST received and for sale by the subscri-
bcrs, few doors above che BellTavern, Il.
ktreet. wiz ,
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Garden Seeds.

JUST received and for sale by the s,bscri
bcrs, few doors above The BelLTayern. T..
street, wiz
PEAsE. Salmon
Early Golden Hotspur Purple
Chsrlton Turnip
Frame Short Top
Spanish Dwarf LETTUCE.
Prussian Blue White Head
Dwarf Marrowfat brown do.
BEANS. Blood Beet
Silver Bush Onion
White do. Parsley
GARBAGE. Pasnip
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Battcrsea Endive
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Drum Head simbin
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Green Savoy Summer SAVOY
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RADlSH. Carrot
Scarlet sDinare
Also, general IS '-tment ofFLOwER SEEDS
VAIL & ROGERS.
Richu9nd, jar :. win.
YEA BUTTONS ne Subscriber re.
soeci7llv inform The ~ blic, th1the has
hJI ON5 ,ie 10 ais MN.Bf tory, near he
Courthouse riit fo Serv lte' use. which
= vi.l sell very iot.--OfD Pr yTER receiy.
90 payment
Sept O., VIII
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-07


MIR. Fisk, of N. Y presented the peti
ton of John Johnson and others, aliens
praying congress will pass law allowing
such persons as have taken the preparator,
steps,to become citizens. Referred to the
committee Of foreign relations.
MIR. Benson called for the consideration
of the resolution offered by him OH Saturda,
last, Tor appointing committee to confe,
with committee off the senate to enquire
what business it will be necessary 10 trans
act during the present session of congress
aud it when 1t may be brought to close
1t was adopted and a committee of hv.
ordered.
The house proceeded to the considera
ton Of the bill laying duty on licences It
distAier8 Of Stirituous liquors.
After some debate on proposition made
by Mr.. King, of Mass to amend the bill, i
was Withdrawn and Mr.. Pitkin moved Il
refer the bill to the committee of ways ane
means for the purpose of reporting sec
ton, allowing drawback on spirits distill
led from Wol9sses when exported, equa
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Is DOLLARS REWARD.
July s.


- AN AWAY from the subscriber ON
~ Monday morning 5th July, Negro
Man named JOE, formerly the property
OF 1ohn Violet, and last year was mploy-
ed on the Little River Turppike Road-be
is abou: IS years Of age, is very black and
has remarkable thick under Lip--he is
fond OF spirituous liqnors and stammers
much when intoxicated-had on a coarse
Linen Shirt and Linen Trousers and took
with him variety of other clothing among
which pair Corded Velvet Pantaloons Of
dove color and Bottle Green Cloth Coat
his mother and step father belongs to
Mr.. Philip Alexander, living between this
place ands Georgetown, where it is proba-
BILE he may now be lurking
1 will give the above reward to any
person who apprehends the said runaway
and lodges him in Fairfax Jail or delivers
him to me in Alexandria. Joe is abet FIVE
feet seven inches high
BELITHA LAWS.
July g.
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A rocket ship, bomb ship, and hospi.
ship, sailed with the aforementioned YES.
sells. On board the men of war were about
27oo troops, including about 27o French.
men, who had deserted from time to time
from the French armies.
Nine or IL American prisoners, incIud.
ing the boatswain of the late u. S. sloop of
war Wasp we're taken ON board the ORA.
gon, TO be sent to England, on her arrival
at Halifax.
Ship Gen. Knox, Russell, of Boston, had
been cleared, vessel and cargo-captors
appealed,
Ship Elizabeth, Morrison, from New
Orleans, bound to Lisbon, arrived about
week before-Ship Caledonia, of N. York,
from Charleston, sent in for breach of
blockade, arrived the day before the Gov.
Ankerhcim sailed and sloop Hero, from
the Southwark, for Boston, all sent in by
different cruizers.
Ship Perseverance, Cartel with the Of
hcers and crew of the late sIoop of war
Peacock, arrived June 6, from N. York
The Plantagenet, "a, arrived same day
from Halifax.
About 200 American prisoners remained.
at Bermuda, some of whom had been there
eight months.
IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS
Capt. SALTER also communicated the
following THAT admiral yVApRrN had
issued his Proclamation at Bermuda about
LIST June declaring the ports of ". YORK.
Charleston, PORT Royal and the Missismhhi.
Iii state OF blockade. Several gentlemen
had waited on admiral W. to know if ves-
sells could arrive at, or depart from any in.x
lermediate port, not particularly mentions,
I'd In the official order, WITHOUT being liza.
BILE to capture or condemnation. His re-
ply was, that all vessels taken going in, or
coming out OF any port between Montaue.
Point and the Mississippi, would be liable
to capture and condemnation. The cues.
ION was also asked kim, if vessel would
| De liable to capture, if bound into NEw
| HAVEN! His reply was-Yes, or any
| where in the Sound.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-07

TER, of Portsmouth,, passenger, arrivediri
town yesterday morning, and politely com.
municated the following information
That an embargo was laid at Bermuda,
May %, until June 90, in consequence of
the fitting out and sailing of an expedition,
supposed to be going against Norfolk.
That the expedition, consisting of tho
following vessels, sailed from Bermuda,
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July G..
SIX CENTS REWARD

I'D AN AWAY from the subscriber an
d a. apprentice boy TO the Cabinet max
ing business by the name of JOHN COZ
FER. Whoever will take up said appren-
tice boy and deliver him TO the subscriber
shall receive the above reward of six cents.
JOSEPH SPEAR.
July7. 81
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CONGRESS-.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
SATURDAY, Juiy 8.

SATURDAY, Juty 8.
The engrossed bill establishing the town
OF Mobile port Of entry, was read third
time and passed.
Mr.. Benson laid upon the table rese-
luton to the following effect, with an init.
NATION that ne should call for its conside-
ration on Monday;
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BANK OF ALEXANDRIA

JUNE S, 1919.
THE Stockholders in this institution arc
hereby notified, that dividend of 4 per
cent, Tor the last half year, is this day de-
clared, and will be paid to them or their lie.
gal representatives on Thursday the sth
inst.
BY order of the board.
JAMES L. M'KENNA.
July 6. eosw
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BosToN, lure 30.
LHTE RRnN u R u 14TTDd

LITE FROM BERlHUDA.
The Swedish brig Gov. Ankerhelm,
Gardner, days from Bermuda, arrived at
Providence on Monday. Capt. JouN SAL
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PR1vATEER YOUNG TEAzER.

The privateer Young Tcazer, DobsoD,
Of this port, on her second cruise, has cap
tured off Halifax eight or nine prizes, se-
veral Of which have arrived at Portland. -
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