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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-08

7b9k aobo are IN /savel Of FERNS, :
A RE informed that the iubfcrlber has for
ials Lot Of Land, conhiing of abou,
so acrss, hf of which are under good m
provemenf-ii uaied in the town of H1ryssx
about IS miles from Portland, and fad 90 be
A. fertile Toll as any in fad town. It. will be
fold very cheap for cath, or exchanged for
shooks or mon any other perfonai property.
Perions dsiring to purchafe are deiired to
call, for the term are 10 eafy. that they can.
not tail to trsde.-Appiy 10
SAMUEL CHASE,
North Gde of Central Wharf, Portland
NeS b, 1913
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-08
DIED.

In Conway, IN. n. 2sth nit Mrs. Drp-
oaaH KELLY, consort OF M. Joshua Kelly,
aged 68.
In his town Mrs. Mary Low. widow of
the late Mr.. James Low, aged 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-08
Francis W. Waldo.

LIAS commenced the Praetice of Law ir.
L BosToN in he Office Of WILLIAM SUI
IvaN, Eiq NJ, g, Joys Buldngs, Cornhill
saaaoe. nearly oppoGte the Cd STATE HOsf.
0sabf, 8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-08
r. ELY,

Z. u X TT L. L,
FAsfor fate a, No |, Long WHAT,
~ pipes Cogniac Btandy
10 hhds. Muicovsdo Sugar IN. quality
10 hhds w. ! knm
500 hhds Salt Iochsits souehong Ter,
10 chefs Hyfon SKIN Tea
goo boIes Blown sap
100 bbls Beef so hbls. Pork
500 iides Sozi Lea her
0sbsy 10. tf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-08

Bsbson, from Boolhbs,-sloon Revenge.
S over. from Machiss-4rs. schr. Mink,
GAVIN, from Newburyport-sioee Union,
Ga dner, Fl Bath --sloop friendship, t,awe,
from Halloweli-5lh, sloop Liberty, Moo ",
from Bsth--bes, Eagle, Green, from Vins.
tavsn--schr. Caroline, Pray, from Bath
Letter Of Marfue brig Dash. Csp,. Keller.
sn, Is DAYS from fort.au.prince, with
aigo CT Coffee, to 6. & :. Por er.
There were four neutral vessels arrived
at N. Haven las, week, from St. Barts. with
rum, sugar and molasses Also, portu.
guese ship (5elow) 40 days from Lisbon.
--dlso. cleared, three Swedish and one
Spanish vessel for St. Bsrts, and several
Others for w Indies.
LA HoouE again The ship Baltic,
Jameson, from s.. Ubes, for Portland, has
been sent into Halifax, by La Hogue.
NswBuaYPoRT, NOV. s.
On Wedne sdsy afternoon, about 3
O'Clock, two British Brigs Of War made
their appearance off Portsmouth, he
L. D brgs Rattlesnake, tnlerpr ize, 2
Gun-Boals, and the Revenue Gutter
Immediately got under weigh and went
| out to give them battle On nearing
them and recommending some time
they were discovered to be- two first rate
sloop Of War briggs, (of course superior
to ours)--and large ship, apparently
4 Frigate, was deserted, at the same
line, in the oiling, laying hy--Capt
Isaac Hull, who was at the Fot, watch.
ing the movements of our vessels, on
perceiying the situation in which they
were placed, hove cut signal for them
not to risk an action, bun TO return to
port.--fhey accordingly hove about
and arrived at Portsmouth Wednesda,
night. The British briggs, when wer.
off, were supposed 10 De the fantomt
and Eperyler, each mounting | 8 guns
| he above was Communicated verbally
by a gentleman who LETT Portsmouth
yesterday morning.
There were no velIels of war off Savannah
Charieiton, 10 he Delaware, oG N York OF
Newport, laft accounts.
Lo"do" Sept ~ -Tueiday was lsn9ei ron
the Bedford "a from Jamaica, about 25 ton
ofipeoie gold and liver bars. aud a quani,t
Of god dull. Arrived at Kinfae the ,lai.
Meum. from Wilmington Sailed from Port,
mouth, he Acorn. of 20 gun., for the I Ind,
with the Hon. Gen Meade on board -Sh
carrie. ouI important dispatches
4
Po'hmo1rb E sept 10 Sailed an evenin5
RI M. ) H)lus, capt pophsm 81 gun-, az
Hydra eapi. Digby, So CO.. tboih 6. fak
win about 400 picked foamen. TO j,,a s.
lanes Yeo, on Lake onar,o They ar.
Cork on the i7th, 10 take convoy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-08
PROPOSALS
Ely EZEKIEL GooDALE &JAMEs BITE.
TON Jun.
Tor PUBLISHING NAV par1R,
EaHiis5 f5s
HdLLOWELL GAZETTE.
PROPOSALS

NE variety & magui ude of pafinp eseu,,.
ana the ca smltous aud threatening afpecs
OF the times-the great conf q that i, now A.
grsling all the nations of Euro, e, and in which
we are unhapily involved--the alarming
hride' OF ambition AID ulurpa,ion, and tbs
eonequent profsration of public and iadiyid,.
al ights the eftset they may have on tho
csuie OF Independence aud c,vil liberty--tbeir
deep ntereh andlninate concern TO the A.
ner,cao people and the avdiry with which
they ieek tor new. aoi al acquaintance with
tree government, which in tines of violence &
mhrule, are In tnch danger of be,ne ,rsnol,J
on aud violated nos oniy iua,fy, oui ds.
msud encouragement, TO an. honeft at emrt -
furniih additions, means both of fa,tisfv,nv a
isudabs cnnofiy and communicating fueI
lights 20 thofe TO whom s,,,ne is eff thu
privilege of choofpg their ruer, ttLe true
remedy for the evil, thar befet u ! as NAV
enabe them 70 act understanding v aud COR
reet'y 10 fhe critical period "a which we I;vs,.
La the din atted and Alarming liuation of th;,
counify IT is of the hrfi importance to f.,,.fv
thai faiuisry fpirit of inquiry into The cautes.
that have reduced u. to HI. unhappy cood;, ion
and he means { refloring u. 20 sha, ila,. Of
Psafs PROPERTY and Happineis, which We
ouce enjoyed. 10 effect shefe ol;sa. i, The
dehgn Of the Cssette Il will CONTAIN ,he
saiiieit impartial aud correct ia, elheeoce thar
can be collected from oilic,a and other an hen.
tic iources both foreign and dome.lic. will
be conducted on principles truly American, u
the old Waih,ny on fehool |; un,pfuenced b.
foreign par'iziifies or antipa,hies; unfwayed
by popular prtjud'ces or error pnawed bv
ard d,ieounienaneins the violence of faction,
!" aafements of faels ih.II, be tefled by tad
and iis itretures by js9a Particular at,en.
ton will be paid TO CONVEY 10 the farmer in.h
agricultural Information a, may be uleful /: and
The utmon care ihali be beltowed, TO reDd.,
the paper fubfervient to the caufe of mora,;, Z
aad virtue, which are the Dsls of our rspub.
liean iuflitu,ions
HsAssssA, Ga 1873
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-08

hish set.
bRse and
leration.
er with
corrupt
,assedln
and de-
any just
I openly
nsnhrlly.
|gracefas
to rob
Fret sna
is engs
their ma.
ny well,
L % NOR
express
tUf Bon.
lsurpthe
ay find it
policy to
rsonIsns.
nguiished
ize,land,
he Prus.
st frsud
clutches,
|psin, m
butcher
| destroy
Al the
tosqusre
hons, by
wing no
entertain
|netricsl-
|esitste 10
&, securi-
BY this
let Of tuF
gam ros'
$ on the
stes, are
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-08
TERMS

IN. IL viii be printed with fair type, snd
en- good paper about the Gze of the Portland
Cszeue
I'd. The price will be two dollars per ann
um, one hal payable in advance -
Sd. L. will be publlthsd every Wednesday,
to commence the hrit of January Ic1t, il fii-
heient encouragement be given. !
- ss(,Ynsa Psfo, 10 BE- ,sfs,ss5 by sbs f,f
# JanHa,y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-08

There were no velIels of war off savannah
CharIehon, 10 he Delaware, on N York or
Newport, laft accounts.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-28

ed the equator rattcr far.hcr 20 The west
ward thar We intended, owing to constant
cna'ing . westward aud put into Seara,
/ on the Rrazil coast. After watering We
beat against a strong wind aud current up 20
Fernando dc Norouka, where We agan
watcred and started 20 the eastward, in
hopes to fall in with some Indismen. we
cruiscd rs far as Is W. from 5. to n.
under easy sail, made the Island ofSt. puuls,
and until our return 10 Fernando de Moron
ka.which was nearly three months, We never
saw vessel. We returned again To Seara
where we took in a quantity OF Cascade.
lerked beef &c. and run under two reefcd
topsaiis to lat. Al n. passed near Halifax !;
when We captured the brig, who informed
us Of Boston being blocEaded by a force SUI
perior C. ourselves. We kept to the north
ward and arrived here, with oar crew, 4lO
men. in perfect health. We lost but four
on the crnize. When the men commenced
on the Jerk beef ant, cassada, il did not a.
gree with them. aud we had abou; so sick
but they Seen recovered. The Congress
is IN perfect ort,er-srd will want no repairs
nor in fact anv ehing--hut & part of
crew, as about 200 of our mems times have
eXp,roT
We have on board abont SO prisoners,
we had MT heard one word from this coun-
try unit! we Captured the brig OF Halifax "
Bos. Giro.
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NORFOLK. Dec. 81.
OiStres virp CIrcn1n alnnce


Distressing Circumsfanee
On Monday nigh, LIST, he wind blowing
a gale from the y. w. the privates schr.
Tartar, capt. Veasy, came down the Bay
from Baltimore. bound TO Boston, to recruit.
men and having on bolrd 900 bbls. of -four ;
passed the squadron in Lvnnhaven with safe
tv, bnt unfortunately in clearing the Capes,
the fliot kept so close in shore, that she
grounded IN Cape Henry, and soon after
b'lged. Six ofthe crew froze 20 telth, and
many others were frost bit.
The next day she wed them the enemv's
vessels at short distance eff but the wind
was SO tenpestuous that they could not ven
ture out with their barges and tenders; and
all that capt. V. could effect, was the land
ng OF his crew. and few articles of arms
and stores. Early on the morning of the
Z2d, 1t being calm, TIE enemy manned cat
his barses and tender to take possession Of
the schr. but she being very near in shore
ana under the protection of a few m!li.ia,
'ney Kept ont Of inusket shot nearly the
whole day, but continued Constant fire of
cannon at the shore, but without effect,
when towards night they succeeded in set
ing the sChr. on fire, without attempting 20
take out auy of her cargo. At The same
time they burnt the schr. -, Can't. NJ
Qn'liin, also from Baltimore, which W as
ashore near the Tartsr.
The Tartar was one of the finest priva-
teers in the Unite = States /; her hurthrn was
$50 tons. and she is said to have Cost so oO0
dollars. She was neither manned, armed
nor equpt for cru,se. being bound to Bos
ton tor completing those requisites.
The schooner Rein Deer, Thomas, from
baltimore. bound to Pnrtorico, also went a
shore near the Pleasure House, ~. MondsY
night. We have not learnt that the enenny
has att mpted to modest her.
Fr'm a person who came over from
Hampton, we learn that Letter Of Ma,oue
schr. from Baltimore, is ashore on Egg ISL
AMI. Ia few miles above Black River.)
The force of the enemy in I4ynnhavcn.
yesterday, consisted or the Dragon, cne brig,
and one schooner. There were 3 schooners
besides in company, which had the appear.
ance OF common traders, and are supposed
to b. captured vessels; we apprehend tn at
they are more Baltimore adventures.
Curious CO-incidence.-On or about the
9th of this month, it was reported in
Washington that a large feet Of the enerny's
vessels were in the Potomac. The same re-
port was in circulation here at TIE same
time, but was very seon proved to be false
UerGM
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Charleston, Dec. 90.
EXTRACTS
From Kingston (Jam J hahcrs 10 The
SIN nit. INCLUSIVE, ,fal ofcd as bv
Cant. Chazai, of The hrfy1te
enI-

From Kingston (Jam J hahcrs To The
SIN nit INCLUSIVE, fal ord as By
Cant. Chazai. of the hrtyQte
armed schr SQucy lack.
FALMoUTH, Dam Nov. IL,
On Saturday the 30th October, the brig
sir John Sherbroke. Capt. Thomas Robson,
from . eb@c bound 70 Kingston, with FISH
and iu;fber' Being off Cape Maize, which
bore north. distant15 leagues was CAPTURED
by the SaGcy jack, schooner privaterr.
Chazel. commardcr, alters very obstina e
engagement Of near two hours towards
the close Of which. Captain Robson was
SHOT through the mouth, the ball entering
on the right side, came out near the left
ear, and carried with it several of his teeth ::
The privatcer mounted long tom. and 10
twelve ponnaers had 1870 men, seventy of
whom were expert rife shots. The Sir
josn Sherbrcke had ore man killed. two
dangerously wounded, exclusive of the
Capt aud some others slightly. The enc
my admitted they had IL wounded in the
acton, bct none were killed. Capt. Robson.
MS o'ncers, seamen, and passengers, were
only IS III number, and the bri- lad 10 car
riage guns The enemy treated Canaan
Robson and his people With much humani.
~ landed the Captain, passengera. and
some Of his crew, on Cuba. firm sbence
Lieutenant Yates, cf his Majcstv's brig Va
riable, brought them into this mr., On
Wednesday, and proceeded with them on
Saturday morning 10 Windvard--C sDtain
Rohsos being on his way 10 Eingstcn. The
enemy did justice 20 the cool s2llan,tv IF
the Captain and his ships Company. dnTing
thism most unequal conflict and VIC are han.
Py to learn, that Capt. Robson is in a iair
way OF recovery.
KINGSTON, Gam.) Nov. 10.
Ills Majesty ship North Star, capt. Coe.
lhc""reh az Port Royal yesterday, from a
cruizs. OF Turtugas, The North Str cha
'ed three priVateers, which escapcd by their
'weeps, and superior sailing in light winds.
~ IN crcan letter OF narqre, ZIG guns.
;a'cJ The Expedition, captain Chatter, was
,on'e tirae ago lying in the harbor Of L.
0oIa' one IS stated to be the largest and
ne Of the finest schoonsrs that sver 49,
IRON fte =. States. She afterwards sa;le5
rom there's. end was croizing in the neigh.
boshood Of Carracoa.
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EDUCETyOr

'kNhE sub.criher iniesds 10 continue his school a.
b Mir. Thomas i}urton's, near -2ielunopd. the On :.
sung year lie proposes, with TIE sssssnee Of Mr..
Samuel Burton, 30 teach the Greek. st;r ,pS M
sIish languages, Geography, Mathematics, Ar.,b-
lnetc and Wiring Hoard may be had IN cs,,teeI
families rear tbe school house, FOR SIS per Scholar
Ahe price OF tuition will be S2i per scholar, 70 be
sid qsarterl, in adysncc-One dol;r per s,t,o,sr
viii also be requred fo fuel The scac6i will COM
rnence on the hrst Monday in January next snd
inmate or tie first Friday in DecCrb er collouine =
There will be yacstion OF four w Ks in August.
JOHN G. NELSON.
Dece nber 2s. v3wD
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ETVERH person having or Keeping Carrisse o.
IL Cnrrisges, tor the eoBvcyaRee Of nefeons IL
her, by notified, ThatI s3a' in Pursuance al an set
&c Congress, attend at Buckingham Court tfavss rn
the second NondrJ in ga.,Hary 18i&--at Prince ~.
ward Court House or the>thirl Monday IN Il sane
nonth-at Cumberland Court House on the fr1ti,
Monday u the same r'onth--and a. amelia Cont
House on the fourth Thursday in 49, s,tne r1onfb-
and remain 1t each place two days, 10 receive On
tres of Carriages end grant certificates The fcrf.
ture incurred for future to attend sal make en-
tries. should induce the prompt Attendance Of on
concerned. Persons liab, Ia the federal tex or de-
ties, will apply to me ~ Rockingham Cnart-IIou,s
SAMUEL JONES,
- Co@eetOg Ofthe i5thNs Durist,
December az. p8s
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PATTERSON WIRE MANUFACTo-

Il HE Subscriber is authorised 70 r.ce,, or,., H.
the following articles, to be executed y. The So
p0'e "iao1'aetory, End forwarded from thence with
an possible speed--d iyerHb.e in kchmont at he
s"etosy pr'ees, with the charges of transportation.
Coar'G and Inc Wire FREQ, No. to 25,
Gard WIRE from No. IS to S.
Annes'd or beuGog Wire of various szer.
ing grain. '' e'e'"E-
Nove wires of every description.
SsI'l'es OF thn above artie may he seen, and or.
ders lodged at tie Corn,;ng Hous,: Of
ANDREW SMITH,
Gary Street opp site the Eagle aysrn.
Dec. z7tn.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-28

Tast:cxiays IF tie action bc,ss-en IFS .5,rse,,y,s
i1dcket -liorSiona and the -i,rer!can p-iyatcsy
| Saratoga, as taken down by Nicholas EcGy,
, Eoafs-9ain u the .io,siand.
Sun"ay, sept. 90 Fen lesrues to the Fast
wstd OF Draam's Point, the man NJ the mas, head
oescried strange sa! four lcsgues oil all hauds
we're directed 10 make sail. which was done in ten
minutes The strange sail bore away sitter Us; at
hist. supposed t.er TO he British sruz sr iu; the
winu be'ng hight she approached fast, .l,en dis
uneuy perceived her sweeping towards US, wild,
twenty sweeps. Captain Cunningham th en- sand she
VAS an American priyatecr and all hsnls we're pi-
ped 20 quarters, snd refreshed with a drau.ht OF
porter.
The boat then cut away frcm the stern. and
a hriss fire commenced from the stern gus. which
Damaged the pr'vatecr's rigging very much She
however, hy the nid oi her sweeps soon came W *
b' sr'.d us, when tiie captain 4 = ot the men were
~oundeN; we, huwevsr, sucse eded in driving them
on. tut M 10 m'nutrs tine she renewed the action
and sesin boarded, during which captain receY
Ell sn.""er wound, and the man at the vice! WAS
likewise wounded We repulsed her 4 second time
but she renewed the attack soor,y sfter X We w.r.
t ieHsth hnaiiv CARRIED by boarding the mail having
been hrst sunk aad til crioss sno, away
List 81 KILLED and rvoLHdsa:
Richard Curtis, killed.
John Mitchell, killed.
Captain Cunningham, supposed mor,aliy
woui,'i-d.
John w arren, mate de sperstvy.
aohn Terry, desperately.
Joseph sower, desperately.
Wham lewis, 81 ,kty.
NICHOLAS Eddy, boats vain, slightly.
Op 6oa'd the .flnericIr priv0t~er
First i@rntenant and ten ,sen killed, AID seven
woun I'D.
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no YICK.

{ IN Fri'sy ne slf' current, several resrcc. -;
Longing 10 the estate james I.vIe Ipeees. !.
viii be bred out for the ensuing scar, 81, Mr.
Broo."s Tavern in the Town Of Manchester
Among which there is good Blacksmith
JAMES IRANDEa, Agent
for No. Graham, exor Of
Manchester, Dec %. Q.
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no BIZ .oLD on Saturday the 2sd day OF Janu.

TqJO Tracfa Of Iard.
or as much thereof 50 may be sulieient tn rsi,s
certain auIos OF money, specified in an ind n,ure.
executed by John Temple, on the 9th dsy ~
March, 1907, and recorded in the count, court NJ
King w liam. These lands lay adjoining TO each y.
ther, in the county OF King W,lram abou, four
miles fsop New Cesile, and two from PsmunLv hi.
yer and contain two hundred and twenty tn. co
acres on each tract is grft mill erected On, tb
waters OF NJ oneaen & Horsepen Gree ks in each os
which are run two psr Of Stones in one ia q ,'aj-
of French Burr, with bOiting machinery, for In
manufacture Of Flour. The Greeks afford an annie
supply OF wster FOR the use Of the mills in sln,o.,
the driest season.. The country heresbout IL AN
abundant one, FOR wheat and corn.
The sale viii be At Mrs. Drcwry's Tavern. sloue
half mile from the mills, AMI for cash
IA M , SE.IJPLE, D.
BUHWELL B.38SE2T, Trustees.
Dec 2s %,
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ALBANY. Decemker s.

Gen. Mcclure has returned 70 Eo,,
CeorSe froN his expedition to the head of
the LAKE. He found the road 50 complete
iy blocked up. that,h proceeded no further
than so Mile Creek. He took in his route
about 200 barrels Of flour 100 regu-
lars had arrived at the Fort from Lake
Erie.
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HARRIsBUaC, Dec. IL, 1873
he bill fsr paying this states gaota which ss
,ed the House Of Representatives. ayes So. NAYS 2,
mas passed the Senate, ayes %, nay 1 The sigma
turs ct the Governor, therefore, is alone wauIino
to eve i the force and scemni,y OF law. and rhat
Nil! he fixed without doubt, Tomorrow
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GUN POMDRp

'sNHE Subscriber hes jus, ,eceiged end q s,ys fo,
sGle, one h"nd'cd ard four kegs Of freed r
and fF-and one case q eagfe gun be.oaey IN
pound canniSters-0H q stteyity qualify
.4.N.DRE 'S.JfiYY
Cary-street opposite The EAGLE 7cvr,,.
Dccr7Hber 81. "
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Pefersbarg, Dec. "a.

On Wednesday cveu'ng about o'clock
the large manufacturing MILL, On Swift
Greek, belonging to Mr.. WIN. Rowlett, was
accidentally consumed BY ERE together with
several hundred barrels of Flour. The
Joss is supposed to be about Is 900 dol
lars.
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letter received by tbs brig Spartan, arrived Of
New port to arespeetabie house in Boston, fro,, g
sent'ewan OF intelligence in Iishon, under date nj
the l6th October, says, sc We have accounts from
OF .eteTsou'e' Nj late as the 26'h Aug. am toir
by MIR. Pelng, a brother 10 him who VS., in .Ics.on
that our AM!ASSaDORS lad gone to head quar-.
ters 10 see the Emperor
". Y. Evening Posi-.
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boat Unicorn. which was captured some
time since, was handsomely fitted up AS a
tender, and named THE Pony. They
took from the Mary herj:b and cables for
the Pony, and returned hers for the Mary.
Gaz
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S9,s69,t99 81
s2,297 20
So oGI.4e7 OF

The accounts of the collectors from the fst day
os Janrary 1919 to the 3th day cfSert ,nber of the
same year, have been but partially settled and some
tor the quarter ending 3ota OF September, have pot
yet bees reeeye, at the Treas ury For this peri
od, therefores an estimate only can be given taken
from the accounts Of the collectors. as rendered To
the Treasury, and in from their ,e,y for
NAL returns. This estimate is az foows
Duties on goods, and mere hantllse, import.
ed: =
For the LIST quarter of the year
1878 GO ooo mo- a.,
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DUTIES ON IMpoRTATIoN AND TONNAGE.
10 the Senate Of the United States.
transmit to the Senate r.por. o. the Acting
Secretary OF the Treasury, complying with their re.
solution OF the 18TH instant.
JAMES MADISON.
December 20th, 1918.
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hxteact Of a lette, from St. .QlJars, dated
Decen1ber12

Every thing IN this quarter remains in sfrtu ouo
ten Hampton's army in wiuter-quarters az pst,s.
burg and Gen WHknson's at French Nils The
Geher', was ON the iOth mere unweII, though ma
disease is said 90 be the fever and aeue wi;cR i, hy
40 means an alarming complaint TO the nabitapts oe
this eountry~-Our acct is sti ut Pla,tsAure wberc
i will remain until that Of the enemy shall be con-
lined TO his own waters by ice. Capt R:ssei com
insnds force Of 1900 men at the Four S;"rnsrs
which aecures the transportation Of provisions from
PiatIsbur, to Wi.kinson's army
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media.ely to be conducted to the command
ing c.hoer of the post or place, without be-
ing questioned the same rnle in respect TO
strangers, or suspected characters found
lurking about the army or airy detachment
cs il. JA: WILKINSON.
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INDUSTRIOUS VILLAINY!!,>

Ny !tjc on IL, these feiio1vS IRE. ie,terdHSts.'
NEW LONDON, Dec. Is.
1t will astcnish every American who has
one spark left to kindle into a fame the love
of our country, when we state as fact, for
which we vouch-that on SATURDAY. evening
last. when the report was current that cur
squadron would put to sea before the next
morning-im the coarse Of the night blue
lights were raised On the heights both at
Groton and on this side Of the entrance of
our harbor. evidently designed as Signals co
the British i1co.. This has excited The high
est indignation, ard the most decisive mea
sures are taken TO detect and bring 10 con-
dign punishment the traitorous wretches,
who dare thus to give the enemy every add
vantage over those great and gallant men,
WHO in the war with rripo'i, and in the
present contest, have surrounded the Anne
rican stars with ii iustre which cannot be
eclipsed. Connecticut Gaz.s