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and declared purpose of constituting .
iuno Tor pensions 10 .ne wounGed, tins bill
now merely Indicated thS ni,sie OF carrying.
this provision, iito effect. rne money had
otcn reserved by the collectors and cunsuis,
ma as II was never the intention OF Con-
SreSs To make them ii present OK il, it re-
NAMED ior Congress tn direct the mode al
ITS "istroation. ii the prihcipla was ,ncor-
rect, 1t ought To have bv ). Objected 90 when
the pledge WAS given by tne House last ses :
sion on this subject.
The question Oh striking ont the section
was negatived. by very small ma.orit, ;
and
he committee rose and reported the bill.
M. oFo5o made motion going 20 confue
the pensions allowed b. the Oil To sIcn as
should be disabled IN u<sn4t service, and
SPOKE in support of his motion.
mr.. ~ htm opposed the motion. The
services rendered by the priva,eers were
valuable to the Country and ought to be en-
conraged' The Duties Oh piize goods, he
sad, brought intothe port of Baltimore alone,
had amounted to So, 900 dollars. .fn,s
showed tie Importance of this system in d
pccuniary point ut view.
mr.. oIosv questioned the bene fit render
cd to the public interest by privatcerins, &
said he was IN favor of letting this flna &C +.
cuihuiate, aad frs, see whether there was
sGhicient To pension tiiosr having received
known Wounds III action. before they agreed
! 10 e3:tend it to all casualties on board pr,
vate armed vessrls.
pr. iaIke asserted the utility of privatecrs
and their efficiency as a means OF annoyins
| the enemy. lie bore testimony to the IRA
very they had displayed ia all conflicts with
me enc nay, and to the injories they had in
thcted on his commerce. Tne en.erprizing
individuals concerned in il ought To be en-
Outraged for by The impediments to TIL.
prosecution OF their enterprise, many het'
oeen already discouraged, and had dis MAJ
| tied their vessels. If properly encourage,
they would scour every sea, however dis
tant, and ransack even every port and har-
| Dor IN search of the enemy. He was in ia
'or OF exhibiting the most liberal DISPOSE.
| ton tow ards them.
Considerable further debate took place or
| the amendment, which was at last agreed {,
by very small majority.
mr.. Rhea subsequently moved to recon-
mt the bill to the same committee v,hich
reported 1t, tor the purpose OF amendment ;
and
he bill was recommitted.
he House resolved itself into a commit
tee OF the whole, MIR. Desha in the chair
on the bill for the relief of the Bible Societ,
OF Phiadeipha-[for ;he admission of GER
tam printing materials, which come within
the inn-importation act (which. with pr,
posed amendments, was discussed at consi-
derabte iength. 1t was finally reported 70
Tie H@use, aud ordered ia third reading
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dependencies thereof, as il they had neve,
been Captured.
by order oi the Secretary of War,
L. Ii. CUSHING,
.1ajufant General.
BALTIMORE, Jan. IS.
INDIAN WAR.

BALTIMoRE, Jan. IS.
INrlAN WAR.
The following ha"-a.u handed to us by a
gentleman OF this e.iy.
Genius Of Ii5erty-Exira.
UNION (Sa;urds, nigat,) Jan. 9.
From a .Ntv-Lisbon Oio) PAPER.
Nis~,ti uueh pleasure WI snno,i,,se To- the pub.
dc that Joan kErrIG, frat lieutenant of Captain
SeetJ's troop ot Dragons from Washington coun-
", Penn- on "Wednesday last, arrived IN this place,
s.press from General Harrison, with the pleasing
iatel isvnce Ut the defeat ola party OF inisns or
miles above the Rapids oil the Miami the east
aide ut the RIVER by a detachment of Volunteers
Consisting oil betw zen 1900 Il 9O0) under tn. .oa-
,naud OF Brigalier General upper. the 3h ul,.
He states that Gen. Topper having been apprzcd OF
the position Of the enemy 800 British regulars and
or 700 Indians ordered small deiacI,ncn in adj
vance commence the attack then to retreat keep
ing up running FIRE which induced the eue nav in
cautiously to pursue us.ii nearly Surrounded by Gen
Tuppcrs principal fo,ce. At this moment the esn-
e al ordering eiarge,the enemy we're with cons;i-
. able slaughter repulsed in all qua tiers and com.
III ely put to flight leaving Il IS British, and 20
pr 81 Indians ON the field, exclusive of many who
killed in crossing the rverinto which, they pre-
spitatey had to plunge being the only alternative
tue vanTuished had Of escaping, that too by swim.
snins.
TECUMSEH, the noted Indian Chief and Brig
adler General OF his Mscsy's allies, taken prs-
oner ami is now in the town OF FraDklinton.
II is worthy ot remark that the conduct of the
British dasardiy in the extreme, rs they deser-
ted their tawny brethren and worthy allies the
ages, without the least oppos'tion consequently il
credit can he attached the enemy i'm the aston,
it must be attributed to the savsges alone.
Providence, Jan. I2--Arrived below, ship Hope,
ptates that heavy FIRING had been heard oil
Charleston. from direction in which the rrigAt-s
ESSEX e .EOLUS would probably meet, they
having both been spoken by coasters.
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=; UDERT NELSON, St Go. have receive
= . london supcrfne a"d I'd Cloths,
LADIES Peiise aud iisb;t Go
Supettine Casalntres; Berlin StOCsingnetts Re.
gent and " wellington cords
IRISH Linens and Diapers,
BOmbazetts aud Do;,145.Bcs,
rs x ~ dressed sIii tings,
ubtiressed CoI,Iai,, MAZDA poam & Long Cloth 10.
"a * IA Csmbrcls--l|Iaek .. Cocred do Sar-
cinett do.
Plain and figured null and Jaconett Musns,
Grape, Victory. Spidcr-neit iaInhoren and min
LenO DO.
Corded Camhrieks and furniture Diuifys,
78 aud - CaincOes And printed Cambriek,
Furniture dD.
rs ~ CrmLiick & silk Bingham,
Regent cord Ca.abriek,
Worked X seeded Cambrick Robes,
Silk worstsd aud Goid creed Muslin do.
Rich Satin and Lace trimmings,
81 * ~ Lace tor dresses
SO x - Lace wells. z
X - Square cce Shaws,
LOng 10.
l. Square Lace shaeIs & Hsndkrs,
Pc,c,ncs, l uncks AID Nautioks,
Fi1u'el LcfSrtnc and florence do.
G-7 ard S-4 I.eyantnc .Shawis,
Embroidered Long do.
Long AMI square hcuuce do.
PariInctt and GauZc shaws x ifandk'fs;
lisiian s Canton Grapes,
Iu,imn VclHm & Quccus ntts,
PAN s. angeahie Luts'rnys,
Pipn and figured bevtutjhts.
PLAIN x Virginia Sau,us,
PAIN Y fgired Flounee and Mantua,
50 elegant assnrtm, ~ oi thread 4 CotfGn Iaecs
y ' F.nboss.S Laced SIX ilos-,
Cotton DO
isi aaG 'ambored Lace sceves
io'g aod short Kid and wash leather gloves,
Siott Beaver u Buckskn do.
SILK nod cotton U0,bTeil.s,
w sh with their forn'er stock mskss very S-s,.
ped a,lortineat all winch they will sel ,bols.,,.
md "cta at very o@ prices or cash or seee planes
IN town.
J4n q s.
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stires, for raising IN additional military orcs ~
$1,000 uen for one year, provides an aug =, e, T. ,i,n
oi the military iorcr IL ths United States n,usl De.
yo'N IL. snonht s:is,,,i, au,horiseo by law -,
I'M nnn' -'hs belts correct the to,ua,y Tie fact
Foe u,c s,ue bh repeats the ac.s ahcs,Iy n, free
which authtita' the fresid.n, al tie tinted State,
10 ae.er' us s'r'iees at 'ohmtcer corps OF sooC0
men a"t therefore 'i'ercll substitutes farce OF
',re Na"nh'' if s"''i.''," irr 2'ree n,o"L tlau
'souo's its ct character /, s. i,.b,, .,r ,l,e
uuLllc.sers,tr - -. . - -
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UgPER C.d v4DA.

Several soldiers and Others, lately deferred from
Canada, represent that piOvince 20 be H. y a.. 1T
res ste cut by reason of Con-. Channcey locc,l.
pclng the outlet ct Ontario tbat 10Hr aud SaIt
we're not TO be hous ht st any price. The iuhs t;-
;dms OF Upper Canada depended altogether ul.OD
our Sat-N Orks for supply Uf that article prr,i-
Uis to the declaration of war. The iirIish have
lately been very actively employed H. removing So
versl pieces OF Jeld snd flying artillery, snm,u..
ton Wagons, &c. to Fort Gr,e, from tie pos,,ions
boow
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T[[E NJ E.tIfED

O0r'7g the two la9 months has been variib'c.--
The most part Of November WAS cohl aud STORMY
Dcecmher was more ioierahlc: few ut the isS
days OF December we're mih and lIcas,nt raj.
storm succeeded. which ended with snow and froe
- few days Of such severe weather viii shut II,
the lake.
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EUFrALoE, Jan. S.
TIE disedsc, which it expected would have
disappeared upon the settingn OF winter still con-
niIes to rage but less violent and destructive. The.
eaotern counties are not exempt from its influence
1t PattIurgh, at Burlington, aud at other places
OH the rorterr Ines the mortality bss been dread
ui: 81 have died in one night. The Physicians in
this Quarter, decidedly cf opinion. tia there it
no danger, providing tlic patient Las proper treat
inert ia tie first moments oi the attack. The
mode of treatment adopted 10y DIR. Ross, Of Data
via, las we believe, been most successful.
Gasetfe.
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Ey Lugl .Ajrht's 1.aH.

NNEr1NC1VN, Jan IT
OF. GFoRGE IucKkR. fSq. the erudite
G'n'h sno."r on Elas kst"ne, is npp'ried
Judge oi tle United States fGr the Virginia
district, wee John 1 yer, deceased.
he bill contemplating oonri onizc Of the Va
1n" c.ains' having PASSED tie Seuatc, Yesterday
came teiore the Hr,se ~ Representatives.. a MO-
ne" TO reject the BIZ M us FIRST r.S,lng vas neya-
,Ned hy = majority o. rorr mites ory. From. :, e
irann,-' ct '''it majority. among ,.hnn we he.irvc
are sete,I u'i-taoiy ~ tir li, 81, Il. ofthe bin we
are induced t" ,i'"h uiatthc III vi. not pass.
II n,eSac!yc ,ros rcceire4 jis-s Mr Py.s,-
acnf II !"e L. :. 5taich III. 81 rukry decso,--
ta 10 6c:Qfa ~ ',JsGcnt;af nafVrr. ind s.ie'
hV"se t9ds dccOrahSiu eirarrd of a.: Sfrcn-'
gers, end no remained hH 4 o'eiock, svhen
Me house oa.jomued. =
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WAsn1NcroN. Van ia


IN attempt has been made in .oertaim f,tcrn
prnts, and also the Hoor Of the House Of II pr,
sgniatses, TO jndiioe Z People 70 believe that The
WI shies has rs. P1sssd the House Of Rspresen.
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Z OSr on 'fhn~siay Evening LAST a rel. moroe 81,
~ rocket Dcpk oouni with sivcr, eOntal"fs or
y dollars IA tanS notes, and some papers with lew
articles OF l'ltle or no value only myself viii
give ten dollars II thc pocket mock aud oSutsts are
delivered to Ine at the EIgie Tavern.
CHARLES BARKET.
Jan 81. &c
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FCR EEAT,

FCR I[E.NV,
& GOOu house aud Garden and other eorre.
y mences attached to 1T on Shockoe iiin-lor
terms aps'y to
CURTIS NJ McO.F,
Washington I,s.ru.
Jan IS. Il
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The following letter was received TO late for in
sertou in our last l,nper.
:" FORT Niagara, Gath Dec. 1919.
arr.

" Xix,
" Il number Of heavy guns were heard this after
noon is thr direction OF York .--Disease continues
To make sad hay ck tiTough tho county it mas nit
isaed with the 5oidiery. FrOm describes we learn
that the luor'aihj goat on tue other side--Num-
beers die daily"
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!
- virtue oi decree the Coun Of the Unit ed
Stntes i"r the tit. e,rCuit iN Use Virgin. Dis
tr'i, IN s"i therein depen';,ng, wherein, Thomas
frSerton and Dtsici lie Ass, nee. Of Doraid and
b"rt1n are pisiniirs, and Samuel Shelton and Ho-
bert Morrison rad Mildred lis vvfc, which sad S.-
nIel tiid Mildred are administration ani .,lpi ira
'r~ oi C'push Shcum eeea.od, vito a.. one o. tic
partners :. C!ungh shelton \ Co, lie merchants
aud partners and OF shelton y in:rey I'D .rsuy
likewise merchants .',! partners, 1ic sai,. n!,.rt
Norns"' ANT Mildred .,'s Ste, 81 lisht Of the it
AAdred. who WIS iJov' ans! lclct of the said
C'"osh shelton decd, Cic;'y A. Shchon, Maria C.
shelton, W liam Suction, Ersor l.. Shelton and
"''trS defendants, IN Cha"ss'y, pronounced on the
st day OF June 1910,
ULL BE SpiD,
,or ready money, Al pubic ar-,or, to the highest
n,dder' at the dwelling house Of Il sind ,,Ghrrr
-t"I!'son, ia the co,iiS az h'Jenarir on Thufe,lv
the twenty fifth dsv of T-brisi, nest,
900 .dfEE% on L.fND
'yingin the c@un'v ~ q, erst with nil THE !Jouse.
lowing
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SLAVES.

and The Increase o the !..ss OF tie same, If any.
W. w trace Mary, James iea, Dn'J, Ngs, ne,
iom, Simon, Fanny, A,;uin, Cicir AG... MI Nj.
M, Nancy, Hcwin ahi y cal 90 raise certain su,ns
OF money - s.i deere ,nentinnci
We NAM. u. NJ. for
ANDREW MOORE, NJ VD
Janusry 2S. Wv
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PoRTsmoUrW, Nov. 90.
The Victorious, ~, Capt. Talbot, will sail to-
morrow for the North american station /; the
Elephsnt, -, sailed yesterday. The itevenge,
~, will sail in few days Tor the Mediterranean.
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AMERICAN PRS ONERS OF WAR.-Tuss-
day orders we're received for the removal Of the Sc
vers seanen belonging 10 the American ycss@s M
this har1or, sent in 10y our Srnisers, board his
Msjosty's ship Stork, Captain Coulsou, pr-para-
tory TO their being sont to England the first fair
wind,
FALMOUTH, Nov. II.
Sailed the outward bound Bermuda aud Hail.
tax fleet, about IL sail, under convoy OF the Mi
nerya.
PORTSMOUTH,, Nov. 90.
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WILL De GIVEN, for the apprehension and
delivery OF a GIRL. named PATTY, but who
sometimes calls herself MARTHA BRAY. &
n AIRY IJCn'rHnNI, Oh. ol.,,.l 6 :,
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Baltimore, Feb. 10. 1918. .

IL. OLIVER EV.hNs, having seen in the pub
lie papers some cpirscatalians gong to shew that
lac derived his invention fine conveyor from JON
ATTAIN Elicotts screw. used by the latter TO mix
Honrin boitiag clcst( in lalter tosa friend in
this city, utteriy deuids that he din so derive Il, but
declares that Inc invented the cone or Without a
ny assistance from iona 9TH. Mcot |, or any other
person, and says he can and will provo thai he n-
vented the conveyor, mai lie models ofit and taught
screw.
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\ 'S NtVI'NN F1W'H VIC
1arch. dressed in a pur.
II years old, Of good
colour, talks and walks
hooks down, and after
move her lips rs il
time of speaking she
20 dress, which gives
aace-shc walks quick
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subscriber the In
pie stuff habit.
size and figure,
quick, while spd
she is done, COZ
talking TO hcrs
is lingering thu
her an affected
and very rnuchN
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EsTIMATE OF PROFITS.
FROM THE FREEMAN's JOURNAL.

FROM THE FREEMAN,s JOURNAL.
On the trial OF cause in the circuit court
of the United States, for the Maryland dis i.
trict, Baltimore, December Sd, 1912, Oliver
Evans was plaintiff, Samuel Robinson, de-
PENDANT, which Continued four days--one
thousand eight hundred and fifty dollars
damages we're recovered by the plaintiff.
1t was proved BY the Witnesses, that E.
vans invention and improvements in the art
Of manuis ctuying -four, not only caused
a SAVING of full one half Of the labor of at
tendance, but manufactured the aour better,
and made about twenty eight pounds of su
per6re -four more -oasaCn barrel of -four
than is nnaGe in the Old Hray, eqpai ar least
TO fifty cents gain to theNr,jiIcr on each bar.
rel manufactured, besidess Various ether PR
fits and adv antnges. ~
Jn the cid way, one ndisrt TOR every ten
barrels ma uufactured per day %as q, least
required with these improvements, one
miller Tor every twenty barrels is sufficient,
therefore Tor every twenty barrels manufaC-
tured per day one hand is saved.
E!llcott's mills on Owns Falls
womiles from Baltimore, with
eight pair of seven feet mill
stones, make three hundred and
twenty-five barrels per- day.
which divided IN 20 give IS -
hanGs salefi, their waecS and
rder<scA .atrathree hu,illr<si
dolsss per ysar.each< rs So, 975
325 basreis per aayy'say tsr OH
twphwndrcd days per Near s.,
$4,000 barrels per year, mich
athfty cents gain each, bNgel,
as proved sy the witnesses, ~ $500
Total ssip by the use the i'm. ii
provements in these 2,ills per-
year 4Ol5T5
Elcott's miilSat Patapsco, make ~
1s5 barrels per day and by the ~
same rule OF calCuiation, theIra
gain by the Improvements PER
Year al,e7s
They (Eilicotts) have otber-mills
near sa'tImore, making abaut
two. hundred and hi,y barrels =,
per day, the gain ~ thsm is 1880
Total fainod by the ELECTS near
Balumcre, by the use Of these
~ provements in one year, is o2,4o0
The will have the benefits for
the whole patent ters, il years 1.293,6OO
Elisha Tyson has used the inl- -
provements for twenty two
years, making seventy barrels
OF -four per day, his gain has
been in that time o,4oO
This shews the great wave Of labor sa
wing useful Improvements, apd how those
gain that first begin TO use them Although
part Of the gains may have fdhpd the way
TO the hand of the farmer and the consumer,
yet It's evident that neither Of the Ellicotts
would accepi the above sums, stated to be
yearly gained, # rendered to them to aban-
don the use Of the improvements, and con-
tinue the milling Bdsiness, as usual. Il
IL shews alS9sthat these who have re-
fused to use said improvements have suf-
tered great loss, rhe profits Of their labors
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GENERANpRDERSN
ADIUTAH1' CENEBAL'S oFffcE,
RichnoDCyN SIN -df1J 10,

ADJOIdNI CEHBKdL ) OF(ICE,
Richmond 5th AlfA, 1918.
Several instances hating occurred in
which, privates of th9dilGa, Geld in requi-
siiion under the c s5era Qrd<rs of the 10Th
OF April last, havS remoy es fo'n the bounds
OF their kegimsftS or INT zptber Counties,
and thus eiudad rcal oSRctual service,
when mace Upon {he defdchHent to which
they belonged, NJ such pe hfcby notified,
that to whatevF count thcy nay have re-
moved, or whatever &orps ofthe Militia
they may haze join8 unless hey repair
Immediately to the phce of rende vous, APP
pointed for their attachment eberc such
detachment has cen recentlysdAlled into
service) and reAeFt themselves to he Com
manding, Ofice they will be esteemed and
treated as serters The sameV course
will be obser*ed in all future requisiNons.
BY&or&y fhc Commander in Cniaf
~ NJ. w. HENING, ID. NC.
kor MOSES GREEN, A. d
4w
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her shoulders while walking--her hair is thin
which she wears plated on her forehead and
tempies--her face was good deal pmpled, &
more convex particularly her nose) than usual
with negroes she is sbrewd and intelligent
bought her in February of Mr.. Rich'd Coke,
OF WI'iamsburg-she ran away from him the
last year, and in May was advertised i'm the
"ENoUIRER"-she was taken up in Columbia,
Fluvanna county, where she had passed some
months as free. will give TEN DOLLARS
Tor her IL taken in this City or its vicinity, and
TWENTY il taken fifty miles from town, and
all reasonable expenses paid.
JOSEPH TRENT.
April Is. I'm.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-06
James River Land

THE subscriee2Nill offer TO the highest
bidder before t6cdd br of the Bell Tavern in
the City of Richmonf, on the second MONDAY
in June next, about 200 acres of LAND in the
county of Amherst fifteen or tsepty miles be-
low Lynchburaeofa-sAieh 9ne4our,h is low
grounds of theftst qualfty.;p it has also all ne
cessary improvements. One third of the pur-
chase money will be required OH The day of
sale, and the residue will be disposed into two
aHnual installments with deed of trust an
nexed.
Thos. T. Mayo, who was lately the proprie.
tor OF this tract, and now resides on it, will
shew it to any one on application.
GEO. MAYO.
May 5. ids