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Pttfs6urg GAZETTE.

Salem. March 8.
Arrived this morning p-lv4teer, schr.
Diome EIDE, Capt.. John Crowninshield, from
q cruise. Extract from her journal
Wednesday, FEB. 9, 1914, sailed from
N. York on a cruise: 10th, was chased by
a gun brig, and escaped easily. 2Oth cap
tured British schr. Lord Ponsozby, Moran,
from Surinam, bound to RI llifax, cargo, SUI
gar, rum, cocoa, and coffee manned her
out 23d, captured feet of FIVE sail, from
st. Thomas. bound to Halifax, as follows I.
schr. William, Reuhland, cargo, sugar and
no'asses-schr. Margaret. Sparkling, cargo,
sugar, rum and WORCESTERSHIRE Joseph &
Mary. Fault, sugar. rum and iine Juice
schr- Hope, Bloolph, sugar and rur,--brig
C5lausan, rum.-2+ih. boarded Spanish
feluche from HavaDah, for Cadiz .-25th.
was chased by 74--soon lost sight ofher.
s6th, blowing severe gale, chased by n
frlgate on the weather quarter-tremendous
ca running. hove over lee six FOUNDER,
boat, and some provisions. after which we
left her very fast. March I, saw rner-
chant brig n South Channel, standing south
ward which Showed Spanish colors.
The pgivatecr schr. FroHc, Odicrpe, of
Salem, when % days out, was captured by
A gun brig, ard carried TOTO Barbadoes.
She had previously captured schooner Ira.
weller, (arrivcd at Cape-Ann.) Jan. ID.
she captured sohr. Eocours cement. from
Antigua. b 'und 20 Sarmonth Ms. with
about 40 hhds. run and moasses--it blow.
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hTtraef ef trtter from a GentE nan, =,
rfrs ,2' (ver1'ont) 10 the Eatto,s ~ af
enf -Here4"f'le .adver.is User. GATED lgL,lI
orr sr,,.. ssIre1 movements are making in
our army: thFee regiments ieft E,,ri;,,g,,,
on he 6th ms. for the north 4 sIs
war ct 20 guns, and six csilies 81 . Q,
guns are now building mere, which the r a Re
nocore thinks viii be force snfyr;s ro''
keep command of this Lake. ''"' I'd
ne English are building at ST. Johns 70
ga'iivs OF guns. brig Of 30, and q srh",-,
eF oi To- The two latter at the Isle d.
mount long GAS" 0'is WIZ
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Erie. FEB. %.
Nothing Of Importance has occurred since
my last fne military are huqily engaged
in making preparations 20 repeI any attsck
Which the Bel ish may mike on thi. place,
it WI be impossible f,r t!ic enemy to cross
IN boats from Long Point. before the mid .
die OF April, about which time the Lake
is generally clear Of ice.-The weather is
at present intensely colt.
PiffSbnrr- Eozetfe
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,f., 1I7E 0UBGCRiBAX
~ III s u at Puzzle Auction a., a.:
i9th inst at his Grocery Stpre, f.. V I'D, 'ne
ger OF his spr'tuns liquors consisting of H.
"i If.S,e' VIZ --hngea Ru.e. Cognlsc. pesr,
"sa common Wh.rSey. o'u reei;hsd
49, -SLSO-
All he LIQUOR STANDS, Sc. Trru
March 10. "tHob[E
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-. DgeSo York, A}cyrh "a
W. ne ~: - sioop OF war PEAcocG Capt.
,,-Is ~. '.'' s"'eo from THIS port on Sa-
J ~ last On cruise. The uriya,esr
YORK; sailed at the sane time.
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~, TROY, n. Y. March g.
we nave nothing nov from the yves, Es,
riai, mas collected from SEQ to 1910 r.ii;,;a
MS head quarters are az Wil,;amsvill, ~
late movements have occurred ON tina, from.
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WA3HINGrON. Morch -

IT.. Vhot1INH ION, March IL
ne senate were Yesterday again eDg;..e,I
III tue discussion of IN amend m nt prnS,.s
ca TO .he Lean Bill. which prop So 70
peaSe the internal revenue Tor the paynent
",u enc per cent annually Of the principal
ofthe debt which the Loan viii Co.
great was the attraction OF thu 49,.
that oody, which is nearly az diff sc and nv.
ueined as 1t was on the s. me bill IL ~.
ther House, that il was difficult 70 Ken .
Quorum yesterday in the House Of l{enrc-
Hen1a'iyes, and Ia consequence of thar DIS
early hour. ~
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Q,
am grateful 70. ,hs sentiment. vo,
express towards me.
s0u have seen. by the docu,.icr,s viii; i
nave caused to be laid before ,.u. VIII
nave done Dor peace. The sacrifices rs
CURED by the preliminary basis pr.post.d &,
ne ov the eneonr, and Which have scc,n.
.ed' skail make without regret NV III.
mas p,'t enc o6Jeo,, the happiness Of Ttance.
~ however, Esarn. A'sace, Frsnche
I ',,r e. s,asan. are entered un.n.-
ice cr'es ct that part of my family
asac M sois call Fenchmen ,or.s
s"ccour OF trenehmer! call the Frcach-
men ct Paris. of Rri;aay, Nouo.p.
a., th m! sign., Flu e;rdy e ne o,t,r
ospar,ment' 10 'he assistance ef their bro.
ners ohaiiw torsake thcee in their mis-
fortune! Peace ard the deiye.aoce 90 o,,,
country must be our ra,:yins word. A.
the aspect OF this whole Il stion in arms ,hs
foreigner viii either fly or sign the poacs
upon the sis he himself has offered. lt;S
no longer IN contemplation 70 recover tb,.
conquest we had made"
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The ENQUIRER.
THE NEW STOCK.
f,akCR 10.

The sale OF the New Stock ciossd on T'hu-si.a,
snu 'ne result is highly suspicious, 10 the rrc.,ury
10 "e Bank, and TO tb. State at srge-to the rcsi.
sury, because it clears from SIS to 6I O0o dol, .x
save OF tue bocus--to the Bank, because il slows
the high credit IN which IL stani,-to the ssate Ia.
cause u shoTs how much money is in the ps,ess OH
oi ite eiuzens IN spt OF the war; taxes and ,rn har
go. The whole 5000 shares would have been tak en-
up with the greatest avli'y ->rd there was a ere,,
aes' more money the field i,.ct was not broa chit
into operation. o.
az IRON to Gols.-On Thursday, SIG Shares st
from tn 9-The balsnce, say ut a roueh puess
from $50 to 6nO, were reserved t. the Common.
~satn, as the i'yeS'ture OF its profit, cg from
% 10 oo'oVo doiiara-Ths subject presents GER
TAIN other views, VIII ch ere well expressed in the
fuiiowing brief Communication
~ ~ ofocE Of ne RQnk oT VIRGINIA
The sale OF this stock, by tue Treasurer and ku-
a'tor, mas oeen made On very advantageous terms
tor the commonwealth. The average pr;ce not.
vih-tand'ng the exortitant borus being more than
ID rsr cent above ar, which Yields 10 the state
proht az from So TO $4,000 dollars thst has been in
vested IN stock, according to the act at Assembly,
MS TACT proves the h gh confidence of our Lii.
Zen, IN institution that hiss been conduct y from,
~ origin, in the mcst iudeicus msnner. The state
h1iCs a'o"t icurth psrt OF the sock and has 81
most the entire eostroi in the appointment of D,rec-
tors; yet, no instance OF abuse ut la; power has
been complained OF by sny cl2ss Of the community
An EXHIBIT ot the Of the bank has he en- an.
nuaiiy submitted 10 scomn,;tee OF the Legislature
ana they have un'.crmly reported most favoraby on
IT'S prosperity. Lsrge advances hsye been made Nv
!; to the General Government, "a part of which have
been repaid and it has been useful 10 the com
mooweal.h in supplying the temporary deficiencies
81 tue revenue, ana m making considerable loan
har'te the last summer, when the enemy was ASSIST
my oar eastern frontier. The policy of occasionally
inirsing new capital into the exisng institutions
whose credit is IL miy esab She, instead OF mutt.
pyipS petty banks, must be obvious Such stos K
IT not too rapidly ecer' sssd, will always command
higher price and proIue better profit.
Another fact OF great Importance il ecited by the
late sale. ibe purchasers have been chiefly OF the
! agricultural class of suciety, who b gin to under.
sand the sdtan'ages o banking Institutions, when
prudenty msnsged Instead of boarding their sur
plus money in their chests, of tending it out to
in"viousis, to be secured on morig-ses, &c. they
invest it in hroffubl- so X, which they can dispos.
OF at any molnrnt or which they can borrow from
! the banks as OCCASION may require.
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FROM DETROIT.
PRIVATE CORRk.SPON DENCE.

PRIVATE CUKKkSPONDtNCE.
DETkOiJ', feb 20, 1914
There are few Of The eneuy's Light horse at OF
nesr the mouth Of The Thames. They stvsBced
tue other dtJ far IS the RIVER 81. Clair aud took
rJrne OF the ihi,atiIaihs prisoners.
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tue otter JfJ a, far as the RIVER ST. Clair aud took
come oil the ihi,atitaihs prisoners.
March Is.
TIE SUPREME COURT
Among fl,s very important decisions made during
t,e rrps .nt term o. the Supreme Court isone si.
nouueed on Saturday last ib the casc NJ the Venue
which dee,Ges the principle dot sn American CHI
zen uho Ind removed 40 England IN tine of peace.
snd r.siied there with The ammo ntdHerIi h. was
cerrying on trade and commerce theIs . a uer
chant on tLc breaking ont of is to be consid-
cred e7emy, and his property invested with his
hostile character is subject 90 capture The high
Us. though the property might have been shipped
before acknowledge Of the war.
On ;bis opinion, we learn, the Court divided,
Chief Justice Marshal and Judge Livingston having
disc nted from the decision, and Judge Johnston ha
wing decliaed deciding on point on which he had not
had time to make up opinion. We propose TO
publish the opinions delivered on this question, as
well the important OF the British ncence.
The Chief Justice having left the City on Sunday
on his return home, Judge Washington is now Pres
ident ofthe Court
NATIONAL BANK.
We have no doubt, but, uHder due restrictions
and proper regulations, q National Bank will be
national benefit But we have no less doubt, that
the bill before the House OF Representatives. for
that object cannot pass without material amend.
meats. Nut mt
March Is.
cohy Of a letter from Commodore Lewis.
Commanding az .W"q1- York fothe &ecye-
fary ofthe Many, dated
New-York, March 8, 1914.
SIR
have the honor to inform you, that
on Saturday last the enemy drove schr.
on shore, loaded with Goals, and dispatch
"a MS barges to take Possessi ~ of Ter
dctachment Of meo from the floii'la. with a
s.aA!i field piece drove thena off. & toik
oisseesi5u and launched the vessel and
ssycucl3t her safe into port.
nave the honor, &c
J. LEWIS.
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on foot-It follows that the attempt to pur--
sue would have given the enemy the same
advantage that produced the defeat.
Oar loss in killed & wounded amounted to
a non commissioned officer and six privates
but the blood of between 80 and go brave
Englisbmen. and among them four officers
avenged their fall-fheir comm zntler,
Capt. Bavden OF the se.h, is supposed to
have been killed at an early stage of the
contest.--Tne whole American force in &C.
ton consisted of one hundred and fifty rank
and flc, of whom seventy were mil tia in.
Guiding the rangers. The enemy's resu
lars, alone were from one hundred and fifty
to one hundred and eighty strong, and his
militia and Indians fought upon three fronts
of our square.
am much indebted to all my regular of
hcers, and trust their names will be mea-
toned to the ARMY sna to the War part.
ment. Without intending discrimination it
must be acknowledged that the ex artinns of
Lieu.s. Kouns and Henry of the 18th and
Jackson and Potter Of the "a h ", re mos.
conspicuous: because fortune had opposed
them to the main strength OF The i C -
Capt. Lee OF the Mic higan dragons was of
great assistance before the action at the
head of the advance and spies, and my war
NEST thanks are due to acting Sailing Mas.
ter Darling of the u. 8. schooner Son,ers
who had volunteered to command the ar
tillery. Ensign Heard Of the c9 h acting as
volunteer Adju' ant, merits my ackDowi
edgemcnts, and especisly for his zealin de
Tending my opinion against a haal rerrcat
when others permitted their pcs 10 six
.brneath The, pressure of The moment.
The enemy's wouudc1 and prisoners
were treated with the utmost humanity
Though some of cur men We re marching IN
their stacking feet they we're not itted
to take shoe even from tile dead
have the honor to be with perfect res
peCt, SIR. yout most o5edient servant.
(Signed) A II HOLMES.
Coht. 24fh inf.
Leat, Col. Butler, commanding the Te,-
ri Dry If michigan and its detenaensies
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From the Georges Journal Extra.
GREAT VIC1ORY OYER TIE IN
Df4NC
NiILLEDGEXIJJF

MILLEDGEyILLE, April 81, 1914
L he following oery 'mPoTsHt Dispatch from
General JACKSON to General PINcKNRY has this
moment been received by Governor EARLY: th;a
last battle decides the fate Of the Greek Indafs
Hsad.QdArters. 9th and 7th Districts,
Fort Haroki1s, Cd .9trik 1919
SIR have the honor of enoIo ing tn
your Excellency the Official .Ieeount of a
DECISIVE VICTORY over the hostile
Greek Indians, achieved by the military
talents Of Gen. JACK ON, supported by the
distinguished valor and coed conduct of the
gallant troops under his command while
the sigh ofhumapity will escape or this
profuse effusion of human blood. which re-
suits from the savage principle of our enc
my, neither 10 accept or give quarier-&
while every American will deeply lament
the loss of our merftofious fellow soait re
who have fallen in this contest, we have
ample cause of gratitude to the Gyer of all
victory, for thus continuing his protection 10
cur women and children, who would other
wise be exposed to the indiscriminate havoc
of the tomahawk and all the horrors of sa-
wage warfare.
Exoellsney's NEST obsdient servant,
THOs. PINCKNRY,
JMaysy General ". s. .qr1ny.
His Excallensy Gov Early.
On The Battle Ground, in the brad of
the Talafoosie, 18Th March, 1919.
Major General Pinckney,
SRI feel peculiarly happy in being
bic 10 communicate to you the fortunate e.
yentuation OF my expedition TO the ITALIA
poosie. reached the end of the Emuc fau,
(called by the whites, the Horse Shoe) about
ten O'Clock on the forenoon of yesterday,
where l fouad the strength Of the nsigilbor-
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NVASilINGTON, Aprii ii

WASHINGTON, April-14
Cry Of a letter. fran Cahf.s Holmes, to 1t.
t'ei Guasr, commanding at Detroit. and
transmitted to the De tar: ment Of Har6y
Gen. Harrison :
Fort CoyiDgton, March 10th, 1914.
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ALISTOHLRT7ERS
Remaining in rhc Past Offce az Eic5;o1,
3lRf Der. 1919

Ne"fH'"p'S IN me PDst office az Eich7,o76.
3lat Dee. 1915.
4 Hannah Anderson, William Alien O. John 4,
enek . Mary h'Vice, john Alien, rhorrar = Al.
~, 6-hay;d bDrnes. CHvers Baker. Georse Booker
W,i'm " chell, c. IS Bsnret. Rich'd " Bvr5
William Burns, Ju 'ill Rucanuor. Riehsrd pnisr
- -nlsmin Brotor less Brook William Ber.ls @
y "gha1l, r. sha ROW, WV. m Rurto, Frono;s
B"yan, ) sse Bowles, BrotS",hnod. WIN rren,
Neuel Byneton. Ro Iinrey. I5asc Ricslam. IT,.
nr"ugt on, Jeremiah BARNARD Rich ri Fl. r.
~ "ham zen. William r. Bou'w; re Eiz ETH y
'o"h' i"hn {. 81 ret, Wiiliam r. Rra Ter. T
=, Is 81 Brown, Ella S. Brand se;b
Briers, Simkin Rry H. Ann purn.rd Gil.
,,'nf am, Sam""l ~ ks Thoz T. iiouJdin JnL,
M Ssrs, t}u'iard gum
- 9 Wiii'a'n Creishton ?, John Clark, -
Crav, Waldergrove CIo9fon Q V w 2,,i.l, o
Elizabeth Carter, John Cotins Ru(us ClanJlnu y
tf o'fF'', Jos 5 Chelt'am, Ludwell Clopton. Al
VS. Clpten, John Cradioek John Crecshsw. Che,
T ~ u oT q Or rs sw, Reubir Cantor IN;
w, Cp,.s, rraneis W Colcman, Mary Ann Cr.i =
81 Jones Clepton, Elza Cord's Oh 'rlcs Co,to
lsaoela r. Ghllders, Margaret Caroline, John W.
:, D-Edwai Davenport, anthony Durrov ,yn,u,
- WIS u, Iaf nzo DIV, ! = ''1vunean, Oliver
n r., 5Sos'h DORIS r., D. Ducos, 5anT DIX 90
= Dees 9, Hin Dowd.U. win Iluycr v',N;a'
nad'ry' Collin Dicks, Philip pu.yaG.' WILEY Dix.
r. - = W u m VI ENett, CIV. Elliott T.
Enas, Y. X 's9 ,wS fillmore, M,rv ~ III.
Ellis. aOD' 'i"'ts'et h.
:, I,-Arehib,Ie ssknd, Join 7r.rer 3. \ >.
Ffeh, lanes Fu'ch, sSFrsncis FreemoT Q. HH,;,,
RI o.ing. f''' N"'' \" M Il
ca IN Gillian, Wm Grif's 10. Crser,-,os
P"ir'ek Tentry, Macon Green S,-,h CouiJcr A5a,
Sentry, Mrs Coodrrn .i,4r n. G. od, H. A., a.
frern ., Mary Garrov 2 ri Gem. Flzat.,b r..
'on' 'ss Co'den, SAINT Gatbrght Richard Grave,
u5 10 :, Hspder'on. Susanna r'auos, 8opi,rr
nathwayJ N y. Bnnter - UepI ~ Ceoya y
Harrison ' omas Huntou 3, Frz,hetb dur,, p5itt
J,o'tz, 10 Hooper hu Hsnd, Edward JI,,psF
ne ,'ees l!srrs, Mrs NJ Hodgson. Isaac Tsr,..r
GIathar9e HINT Ro ct Hayes 2, isaac Han. Iobn
Huns. Poly iIos ard '''''' 'o"'
J-Io' IN le1ks Q Thomes $50. Rsborttt
20 nsnn = james jerks Wilson G. LINES f,s,,
W, i DO en-, Deiq Jphns~n William ! ne. ~.
Iohn'on' Captain WiHougl ~ jordan. Can't jset
REX ""'"'' Heoeeea
i'-aJames Luther. Ot,s ". Ioomer Ann = r,
rs ~ Y st'r Oang or y Peisr I.enm,r o :,
b'b.y IhomRs Lers, Charles Low 10 Jobo u -.
Jan'ei Lewis q. ris'f J. ae'sn, arI ~
nancy Logon Mary Lawrence. Susan Lee :
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HUo ID Y, y NJ. l.
L4TEST ERnMuaLLrar

. The y. =. cartel hri2 hnslostsn, Smith dsvs
from H2li'a1 With !ig prisoners arrived ut foIn >
,iole on hnesleJ ST. Among Iae prisoners are
'Ni'sh pmen Curtis, tsussel, rayer and II,oyfn
.b0tham, late of he Chess, cake frrste Slid hin
man Duncan, n the Pres dent Frgaio , DR. Ox
OF the C"e aprake and several officers of rrv,ts.rs
%e Several OF them ufOris that ~ men we're a.,
GARD tie Magnet pr on s,ip ut Beyill, is',ni
het, nei IS hostages AID from ~ - 81 officers
on board thc ia'sbar prso' slip alsp Detained as
nostases J'h cartel ship Bostwick, was Z, s., in
Tour ~ I've days, with from to 500 prisoners -
N"tting ne" al ishf,x. No prizes sent a since
,. ''u'''foh sailed Spoke nothing. Saw no srni-
1t Budd, late 0: The Chesapeake, remain 81 1T
lai,ax. pofy;o,.
Cood "a letter from Burlington to The Editor o.
re F1triot mentions bat the several corntDauders
OF he one years aud i.hteen month"; % ~ having
received Or @rs IN re enlist, nearly every mo-
promptly detetermines to- ont,uus in sereioe
nisI' must ultimately secure our Rights aud Inde-
Pe""shee' " ID Patriot.
Ext-arofa ictrsr fyoat Ne7v- orleans 10 The Ed.
tfor 4 III. Veekfy rex ser. dTed Dec 7.
The only news h i've here is the arrival Of
an additional naval force oil coast, consist ng Of
the Herald % ms
Cooqo st. IS do.
with p tender. Tney have capt lred every coaster
they have fallen IN vida"
Extract ofd (eney fyo8s Il Gentleman in Ndshoilie
y to his brothey in thts CITY, ddted Dec. ", basf
cioct u. N
There has an express arrived from Ge, Jack
sons torT'ng di Gov 'rnoT, tht IJGUT mn
ifSH res had arriyed at Pensacola, o.
he VI BILE By, not isr rom New Orleans, and il
the Esnernl h'liei, at obey will ioin the Indians
~ our ronter' BdstTsore PAPER
= og'ess # ~ nnfaetures.
There are few pers IS To- the ,IJsited state, vho
have any correct idea Of the progress our eovatry il
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.N-Ssrsh Mosclv ?, New N'Fnrcit 4 ~,
Nsb,vsott ., Up Mettean. Danes NJ cCsnee q, Pc
ter M~nscn, William Mrl<inrcr Ne5ret. X.
E,s'cley Matthew Mooda John Miller ! ivy
Aiarsb>h. George Monpo,oery,g;, ,h,, s. .'r.h.u
NeAo,a- Hemorr, James Ierevr, Nm. MeE-n
Sree, slizsbctl Moseley, Andre More Col. l..
~ \, ms WIN, A.rpty lr Mrs hoire54 s'oore. John
N.rrs', p Mrs. Samri Moore sen. .N,;nor4 !.
snne L. ~ er,lsth, William Newburn. Ier.m,s;,
Minter, Stith Mead. Hnsh M'nfars 2 (.o,i.or;ne
Mnp,, Daniel Allrren :. James ~. \! as. G,n..,
~ Ca'''~n' hoberc H...lel, ThouIs Moore Henry
W-Mr: y A. Margaret Norris John Tev =
rsni. n. Norton, Iohn Newton. John 5. N:eiolas.
o-Ma'yJ Oldham, Abigail II. Oliver, Abi.at
;, VIM. II. Prose, Joseph pointexter, John
r'r,y = Capt.. Lewis Psga. Jen,es Penn ir Kensh.n
Parker Mar, Pope 9, lott Pe,. .,oh5 n P.r,sr'
ri'u 5, \ ths;,;si W, Prize. WIN. n. ps,.. Tbo.
mas I, Prosssr, Pert Plrs-sn,s. F,apc;s Patti.
JONI Pack, John r. ellis, Ro;, vt P.e,. r pian,3
ph"ips. - Powel, Thnues " Perr,. Xathl.
Price ''"seo' ro'iy
R-wiiliam Re''ford. Eliza Robinson. Nancy RI.
per :, Msds'nmoesel AnOinet Roger, Jacob Rice.
pso'Ee h p, Selior Ricl. Mary Redfor,l,
fe'Frun n*'ford Doctor Rec, Martha Rust. Oa,
v,d robertson. Susan Rose VIM. H. Rose serb
Se''rdur s., Randolph IS, Mcssrs WIN ] and
3ou'eie, James Riddle, Capt, James Rose, Timothy
John Shenau,t, Alexander Stewart. John Sat.
uwh"e, r. Sablnns, Henry sutcr, William S.tti.
VINE, SAMUEL s. cid T. Simors William ] Slew
arr fisnry Smith. Rob, 1T S,Iangc. john sh.I,o,s
Hiss ranee' Slaughter. Jabea Seantland, Nathaniel
9ntIs3n Joshua Smith, VIM. Salisbury, Ann seweii.
y. T-Tab',hs Tucker. saney Taylor, Natbane,
u "fH1pson Doet. John Taylor JOIN Trower, John
-. Undertake, william r. J'LEsn pson. Holm IT,
I nor, thomas Terrell, Capt John thompson. John
erT,ek, Ann ih"in.s, John G. Terrier, Claiborne
L. IN, mas, John Truly, Doct VIM. TfzeyeW,
Rpet Philip Turpin, Esnj Tompkins, Bensiah
F-Msnson Wins on s Susan woo,dria.. A.,
.: D, wilson ~, Bo,,l Worslines, Jotr Whtnr, Ds.
va w a'!aee. w liian' WINFIELD CT aries J. WV.
teid, James Wipouefbv Doet Wstl;n. Wi,H,
", ls1n' Jsm's Ninntr Q, Louisa Whiting. RI hard
weeks 5, Chas Wood, Wm. Wrcrte, Charh 5 W;ne.
gardner, Isaac White, Cap,.Ufu w. iker. i Wes,,,-
g 9a, henry Wig John Willels ., Wiihfield.
Jams WISE, David Wilson, Sa,ah " hitter. PEI,
Z Whiting, Capt. W. Weymouth Isaac Woe
Ley, warren Day;c WoodNard, Ma {. W. ston
= Robert Whit" IsIDts Wilson, Hun rLrt, W.
ker' VIM " irgf ~, Weymouth w IL. W: -.
va 1aF,es Which, Jane W, fcmfn W ade' W;.lisn
q T A Il &C. John Young Charles 2 h.
H.,
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- -3Lerandrta, Jar. s.
ven'nS IN Warrington relative 20 the late
d Patches. With III .fuN rnhorf # thesr
d'spa' ches the public are not so well 80
gu 'in'ed as to form any dcciaed opinion.
n u IS il in our power to give them arv n
formation which will go 20 thai point.
m"ng other rePor S, there was one nre, .
current, that "inister was to be sent :.
ENGLAND and that Mr.. King. senator from
y: W was yesterday nominated by the pre
sd mt and appointed by the senate to that Of
hce. For these speculations we cannrt
pledge ourselves further than 10 saw from the
inf"rN a'ion we have b en- able to obtain that
pac.fc measures are .trogressing.
HernLf
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PoR TsMOUTH NH. Dec. %,
4 CARD.

Governor tangd n acknowledges with
grateful hanks he receipt OF one thousand
dollars from the Hon. VIM. Gray OF Mas
sachuseus and of seven hundred dollars
f-om th@ficers and crew Of the Congress
irigate for the relief of The unfortunate svf
ferers b. the late caIarnitous fire.
a CARD.
The poor sufferers in rhe late awFully de
structive Hre. acknowledge with gra altitude
and pleasure the liberaIity and bounty IF
tommodore Hull, in he daily distributor
of an hundred weight of fresh ef and an
adequate quaint y OF potato-s. II has been
a seasonabe relief indeed to those who los.
their lit'le ali IT has made glad the heart
o. Nav poor widow and caused number.
less orphans to leap Tor 10y. IBID.
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A Letter from Geneva, dated 27th De
ce"ber. SAWS, g Accounts from the west
state thar fnr' Magyar is burnt, and that
the British have crossed TO the Canada
shore - d""
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i'h "a ferher hs' - 81 aseI f'- uacs I'D 40
termination Of IN Rich. Turrfike. k..vn
v IN "arn". the Saort Puap and = pe, .,ort
v"E t. e, where he atends o Keen acco,,,1o.
r ''s t. traV iers and plenty % long sad q ort
'F@g' ''T "'gson RS who stop there.
+ IN, ~ 'u9sIt'per hes on haul srg assortment o
liquors % the best qunlt,-- and ,hose -ybo cL. =,
+" ol an, may depsnd m hi .xcrtions IN i've "a.
t'staoHon. lie would WI ins'y board Pby. go
nuu' lam Iy, who c1ud some wen recommend.
'er9er fhaf tbs IS 80 mos; eliribe . eve ~
e physician in Virginia ,r'"' ''""' TOT
jsNrary 3. p y ~ ~, .. 49,
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I'D = OEGNN g :
N re- doora 6eiogu he Farmers Bo,hN
= AFiNC pu'cls. ed of Messrs F. u D. ,a,, 9.
20 then Stock of Merchandise, eorndr;.icr -
..;"nerat a;Sort'"ent # Hardware, Cutlery. ne