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till formal provision can be made by law
Other similar complaints were suspended by
passing the order of the day.
Government has received official intelli-
gence, that IN consequence of the united OPP
position of G. Britain, Austria and France, to
the restoration of the kingdom of Poland, un-
der a Russian prince, Russia has abandoned
that project.
From the Plat<s6tr.s- Republican, Of Dee. TO-
we continue to receive Intelligence OF the prepara-
tons OF the enemy for winter expedition. gentle
man OF intelligence and verscy, who has the of
being informed, is decidedly opinion that expedite
On up Lake Champlsin is in contemplation. He saw a
battea lad of sicighs passing down the Lake the
enemy. These were manufactured BY citizens of the
United States Ii IS reported that the enemy have
madecontracts with several persons on the Vermont
side for sleghs.
BosToS, December %
gentleman arrived at CsStne on Friday, from Ha-
fax by land, which place he left the 6t, and in
forms that the November racket had arrived with &C.
counts OF Sir George Prevost's recall, but it not
known who succeeds him. "A aeet of tea sail Under
convoy of the Leander and sloop of war; sailed for
Casiine the Cd Not Of them, however, had ar
rived at the above date Some apprehensoas for their
safety were felt, there had been very heavy gale
at D H. Boston Daily .4du.
Information from Halifax states, that an expedition
OF some two 5000 troops, to he conveyed bv two
san oil the me ana tour trigates was hitting out there
Il rs probabe some reinforcements were under way
for Castne. gentleman Of intelligence assures u.s.
that as much as four weeks snce the British officers in
Gas inc expressed their expectation of attack from
body of militia under Gen King 2nd added they had
suspicious Gen. Umer had been there in disguise and
had ascerained the strength and appointments of the
station Ii such attack expected il very pro-
babe the post would be reinforced.
The Nengcur "a, with feet Of transports and 5000
men, were ready for Plymouth, Eng the 25th
Oct and the Sultan "a, with another feet was also
ready at Cork, the Goth Oct. bound to America.
Boston Cenfi,,ei.
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me several corps ana regiment IN the army ortho
y. oates nr eaeh month frnrn hruary to Serter,
herne's'ye, according to the returns receiveI at
A'.Jutant and 'nspector-Tenera''s OFiee
| Washington City. Noy. 81. 1914
na,, a., JOHN Y. BELL, Lis0. en-
i,edoann, Massachusetts, SIG
Carlisle, PennsyI,s nia "a
New-Brunswick, ". kersev ' o.,
Natchcz ye
Louisville. Georgia 80
Concord Ncv,-Hanrr,sl,ire 10
aarisburgh, Penn.ylvsna Els
teading, do. tzO
TIapkinsvilIe, Kentucky ,ae
F'r- HSwf,s, Georgia 9to
/ S"',on pei 7fsfeld, Massachusetts ok
HiiE,ertrFe, n raroIiDa eeo
Benniotior md iirt'and, Vermont Iq4
S'aunton. Ngdaa $50
Nlhonv, Ncw-Yo.i- GO
Baltimore, MARYLAND Ioo
Trerton. New-Jersev oa9
philadelphia PENNSYLVANIA oao
Lexington, Ky and Chircothe, Ohio st6
olumbis, Sonth Carolina 90
Tanesvile, Ohio oIS
fredericksburg, Virginia izo
7 rtsmnuth, New-Hampshire stS
pittsburg, Pennsylvsnia ESQ
U,ica, New TX oaS,
Nashville and KNOXVILLE, Tennessee or
Hartford, CONNECTICUT I;o
I@Triueton, Vermont ooe.
n w-York City siI
. vmrar Springs. kentucky Isa,
Albany, New.York s1.,
Burlington, Vermont Sea
Woodstock, Vermont as
DO 90
S,ro, Mime o.
Portland, Maine ssS.
Petersburg Virginia sss
Georgetown, ID. Col. & Richmond, VS.. oS9
" London, Connecticut sTs
CTsney- Island and Baltimore ca9
knoxville, ToRpessee Ioa
New-Y0rk CITY oS1
New-Yo,k and New Castle De,o.,re -
al-ph, N. Carolina 1o4
Ne Orleans or
Bat Maine go
New-Yoik City ia
Chilicothe, 0ho-Nashvilie, Tennessee Js7
Virginia, & the Carolnas s7o
Pennsylvania aao
Total 1888
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GroRer.TowS, Col, Dec. %.

ErfTaot q a lctfer from .HnnatoEe, dafed
Weanesday, Dec 81
Is almost reduced 10 certainty that an stack o.,
Annapolis is rnefitated by the enemy. 1bey have
oeen son,ing the channel alrost wi,i,, r.ngs OF the
sn,n OF me little fort, at the edge of the town ana
Cockbnrn 10 known to be living in Herring Raw VIII,
ms ms nsppssnnock fleet, being only few hours sail Of
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LEGISLATURE OF prNNsv1v,N,

t. c.. - y = ~ INo1 LV MIA
in SENATE, Dec. 16.-Mr Lowry, after
an interesting and detailed report, submitted
the following resolution:
ResofUed, That the committee ON the mi
litia system, be instructed to bring in IN
tH'authorlse the governor to raise five repi-
ments OF infantry, one battalion Of light artiI-
iery, one battalion of rinemen, to serve dur
ing the war, for the defence of this state, and
occaslonallyto Cooperate with other forces
10 m the defence OF New-Jersey, Delaware and
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: We understand that Lieut. Col Jo,e5b ,C,er,,, az
me mn reeimentis appointed Briyadier-C;enerai n
',e .irh brigade of Marylaad militia 1qee General
S"9c@eT, resisned.-Bah. Fed Gas.
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RETIRN

vi ,he vooe number of Recruits enlisted avreeably 70
.e act OF Congress. passed eth Janeary, isi4, for
~ sePe'5 corps ana regiment IN the army oftho
u States inr eaeh month frr,n binary 70 Serts,,
this Office :"
h'Jutant and 'nspector-GeneraI's OFrr)
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Montreal, Dec 3-By the arrival ON Tues
day frem Halifax, we learn that feet of
transports, conveyed BY sloop of war and a
store ship, was to sail from that port on Mon
day last for Martinico, &c to take the gar
risons Of those Islands to Bermuda or Halifax.
These garrisons have been estimated at rising
1000 men, under Gems. Eslington and Cas-.
kell. OF the regiments are the 25th, esd, g.
a rifle battalion.
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PUTN.EY F0R ls.8LE.

This Estate containing 6et7oeen 800 g 1000
acres oftht first rate Pamu7akey Land,
I'LL ieUei5J peculiarly 8uited 10 The grozvth
Of Corn and Wheat, and hing on lie rtuer
Pamwlkey 7mthfn 81 mileo If he city of
Richmond, may 7logO be Purchased on accom-
n1odaAUg trims. 2he Subscriber residing near
.Ee7v-KeHt Co11z- House is Ue8fed 7viIh The
.f,W hozverS to contract for ana make an m
questionable title TO the same Uhon il is
Urge and co0tmodiouS tao story D7veii1,g-
House and eUery clubhouse necessary for he
accommodation cf a family, or the f,ur7lose8 Of
a Farm TIE beauty ofthe situation and IFS
nunlberleSs advantages, strike the attention
Of eUery person z0ho visits it. Ind as those
disf5osed 10 purchase are hlUited TO Uisit il be-
fire making any ilro1iosition 10 Purchase, a
minute description is deemed u,1necc8sQrH
Nm. .4RbIISTE.4D,
-4ttorney intact jor I'm. b. CLaYTON
lime 25. st
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marx with one hand signs treaty, and with
th2 other attempts to destroy it she suffers
her officers to enter into the service of the
insurgents, and we are to stand forward in de-
fence OF such breach of faith and honor.
DECLARATION.
y His majesty the King of Sweden having
declared to the people of Norway, by the
Proclamation addressed to them, that he re-
served to them all the essential rights which
constitute public liberty, and having engaged
himself expressly to leave the nation the IA
Guilty OF establishing constitution analogous
tothe wants OF the country, and founded CHEF
y upon the two bases of national represents
ton and the right of taxing themselves these
promises are now renewed in the most formal
manner The King will BY 10 means inter-
fere directly in the new Constitutional Act of
Norway, which must however, be submitted
Tor. ms acceptance. He wishes only to trace
the trst lines of it's foundation, leaving to
the people the right of erecting the rest of
the building
Ills Majesty is also invariably determined
not to amalgamate the financial systems of
the Two countries. In consequence of this
principle, the debts of the two crowns shall
remain always separate from each other, and
no tax shall De collected in Norway for the
purpose of paving the debts of Sweden, and
V1ce perSd The intention OF his Majesty is
not to suiier the revenue of Norway to be sent
out OF the country. The expence of administers
ten being deducted; the rest shall be employ
ed IN objects of general utility, and in a sink
ing fund for the DETERMINATION. of the national
debt" -.
Such is the liberal declaration of his Swe-
dish Majesty. The Norwegians are slaves un-
der the Danish yoke--They may become free
men under the Swedish alliance, yet the OPP
position are laooring to keep them in their an
Gent bondage!
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[VoL. 1t.---No. IS:

Italians be then happy. You may become
foreign to me- but never objects of indifference.
however, IN order 10 enjoy unnixetl the recol-
hectlon OF the time have lived among Won. /
DANISH the remembrance OF the circumstances
III winch shall have quilted vou
AND you, brave Italian army, soldiers
whose names, countenances, whose wounds
, Silu services lshali ever bear engraved on my
neart those wounds received under my eyes
those services for which have procured ,o,,
just rewards probably you viii never see me a.
gam at Your head, and in your ranks PRO-
odoly snail ne er again hear your acclams-
uons' But should your country ever acain
summon you to arms, sure am, brave soldi-
ers, YOU would still love, in the face of danger.
70 fee4I 70 memory the name of Eugene.
"Mantua, April COZ
private lesters from Rome contain the fol-
lowing details with regard to the F,s Ome.n of
Etruria - Nesi u
Queen Maria Louisa of Bourbon, Infanta Of
opaln, late Regent O. Etruria, is at present il,
Rome 1t was on the 18Th of Jan. last. that
ule hlhg OF Naples ordered her to be set atN
merry from the convent where she had been
u0t"li'ed 81 men.hs WITHOUT permission 10
communicate with any one whatscever.-
tLs IhGre9loie treatment on the part of Ma
Poleon mad FOR Its object to get nd oil she pay
mento a sum q 100000 f-ruics, which had
oeen arotrai1iy assgned to her in compcnsa-
ton Isl for the Dutchles OF Parma, Placen-
ga ana OuaStaila 20 for Tuscany, which
had oeen given her BY Cnarles ", of Span.
her father IN ccasideration for The cess,on
mace by MIN of Louisiana, which Napoleon
afterwards sold to the United srates of Anne
ric& Tor the sum Of 90 millions oE francs
lie Princess BOrghese, who had am inter-
view with her brother Napoleon, and refused
70 accompany him, has been forced to quit
Nee. ii IS supposed she will retire to Rome.
Joseph, Louis and Jerome Bonoparte are all
m switzerland The mother Of Bonaparte is
u res'Ge az Rome on pension of 3o,OOol a
year; Joseph, Louis and Jerome have each the.
same sum. Bcnaparte himsef about S0,oool.
year.
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LoyDoM, May

Yesterday arrived mail from st. Scbasti-
ans. 1t communicates the determination Of
the Spanish government to dispatch a strong
body Of troops for the purpose of restoring or
der and tranquility in its American domin-
ions.
1t seems highly probable that the new gov
ernWcnt OF France will endeavor to regain
possession OF their ancient colony OF St Do
mingo The Duke D'AngouIelne was lately
waIted upon at bordeaux by some ofthe old CO
loniSts, VINO received from him assurances Of
the protection and consideration of the House
of Bourbon.
1t is affirmed, that NJ D'Ambray, formerly
acknowledgement i'll the Parliament of Paris,
is appointed chancellor of France.
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FOREIGN.
EXTRACTS BY LATE ARRIVALS.

London, May 10 49,
The Russian troops have already begun to
e7acuate France on their returnh home. They
are commanded by gen. d'Tolly.
Louis the 18th has issued ten millions Of Elk
Chequer Bills, which are very eagerly bought
up by the capitalists.
The French Navy has been as early as the
Army to abjure Bonaparte and adhere to the
Bourbon dynasty. Marshal Masscna has an
nomccd the adhesion of the squadron at lou
lon and Admirals Rostily and Secrecy, have
addressed Louis 18th and offered tue homage
OF the whole fleet. Baron Maiouct is at the
head Of the Naval Department.
Admiral Gantheaume, 20 the feet OF Tou-
Ion, Admiral Baudin, at Fluching, Admiral
Rouvet for that OF Brcst, have sent III their
unqualified adhesion to the new government.
'.'ae name Of tiie town Napoleon il now
changed to Bourbon Nendec.
The statue Of Bonaparte, in bronze. display
ed on the facade of the capitol, has been re-
moved. All the erubcms, which reminded
us OF the former regime have been DESTROYED
g. dispersed, amidst the acclamatons OF the
people.
SUEDEWy1AtD NORWAY.
Lon DON, May 4.
i has Been stated by Ministers in Tie House
OF Commons, that a more liberal offer had
been made by Sweden 90 Norway than had C.
yer been made to any coded country. We
alblOin the nature Of That offer. Butthe Oppo-
s.uou, ~ please Denmark, who has been tne
inost attached ally Of Bonafarfe, and consa-
qucntly the most hostile to the peace, the pros
Gritty, and Independence Of Europe, desire us
tovcia.e the faitn Of treaties, and thus rot on
II sllly our own character, but 20 give all pos
sole umLraSs and l!s.ru.t 20 our allies. Den
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20 D0LL.4R.S REW.4RD.
HNOR experimenting and securing any jail 20 that
e get them again, tzvo negro jelg,es,
4 C. X and b T. N

get them again, tz0o negro jelo,as,
y A c X and b T. N
Jack black fellow ABOUT oS years old about feet
OIL inches high, slender inade aud when standing sull
he bends little forward his Knees when spoken TO-
itisa considerable time before he can repeat the first
words, but Afterwards, talks to,erable he las small
scar under his eye; when he went from home, he had
yellow nakeen coat and pair OF blue and white
alls. Ben black fellow bat not so much s Jack
about y % years, about FIVE fest high short bulky
MAKE, he has remarkable scar on his breasthe had
pair of striped ovelsls on when he left home and an
old blue coat rather suspect they will 60 Phila-
delplia if not taken. Whoever will t:S up said ne
groes shall receive the above reward, ortcn dollars for
either ofthem. The person who apprehends them, if
he VIII bring them to at Cakbabru- near Salisbury
y. C. will pay al reasonable expenses exclusive of the
above reward.
MARTIN BLAcKwEIpER.
Iol,ra l. CsE
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J.l.TElS RIT7ER CO.IP.9NY7.

FEylIE James River Company waat to lire a number.
z Of Negro Men, until about the first of November
next and will give very liberal wages Mr.. HezeLiah
Nnsby, at the Toulouse, is authorised TO treat for
them; those who have hands to hire will please to ap-
PLY to him
60, ROBERT POLLARD
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ENGLAND .AVD DEANaBK

Onthe 18th January treaty of Peace was
concluded at Keil, between Great Britain and
Denmark-ne6ociated by Nh. Thornton and
chamberlain Bo1trke. 1t contains ID articles
All prisoners of war to be given up in a mass
! Immediately, mn England restores all her Da-
hish conquests except Heligoland, which She
reserves in full sovereignty. The articles res
pecting the Danish contingent to the allied ar
my &C. 1t IS not necessary to repeat. The
commercial restrictions between the two ma
tons tc be returned to its usual order. Both
parties agree to unite in the abolition of the
save 81 trade. Nothing is said about the Danish
~ PARIS, April Is.
The Grown Prince of Sweden (Bernadottel
VIII immediately return to Sweden, as the
affairs OF Norway will require his attention.
Yesterday Marshals Berthier, Moncev
Mortler, Ney, Oudinot, Marmont Macdon,
aid, heliermsn, Lefevre, Perignon and Serru-
rier, Gems, Dupont, Dessolles, Nansoutv. LIE
Grand and Dalouby, dined with Monsieur, at
the Ihuillcries.
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taken by the Bacchante and Saracen, & 400
Austrians.
Carlobago, containing 70 guns and $50 men,
taken by the Bacchante.
(Signed)
rHOMASF. FREEAIANTLE.
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DEPREDAT0RY WAR

The following dispatch IS evidence of the
activity with which a predatory war can be
carried on when the commanders are in ear
nest:
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.3djusana and Inspectors Office, Washington,
17sh J1dse, 1914.
GENERAL ORDER.


YSvHE President has 6eeV pleased TO issue the fol-
to1sSng proclamation, IF sptich due notice rriR6e
takesl
81 TUE President OF THE UNITED STATES OF
ANERIcA,
A PROCLAMATION.
UJIERE.4S, igta,mqtio,,,bas been ,ecei,ea thar a
,mu6er Of indipidvai, rrio haze deserted from, Me
.Ffayofte United States haze become sensible their
offences, and arr DESTROYS cfiehs1ihg their d,ny,
Il FIJI bGrtion &c heie5y granted and Proclaimed TO
each s. all such irdiridGs ahoH ,sin three mouths
from fhe dHts heseof surrender demsees 10 the
aratLHs officer Of any military posi- ..ttt the Uieti
.Siotes on The territories thereof 49,
Iii testimony 1shereof haze caused the Seaiof the
United States 10 De cGi1ed 10 these treses.ss and
SigaedtLe same TiIN Diy hand ..f
DoIle ar the City IF Washington, the seventeenth
day Of June, a Done dousdD2 sight hundred
and io,nteea, and of the Iu!ebesde,ice oftac u
nited States the tia,ty-cigtth.
J.q1fES .JL2DLSo.N
gytke president,
JANIS A1oSRoE, .SccrctG,y Of State:
.2io6fcers andso'diers ofthe army required to
continue their ereTo7is ia delecting and bringing TO
alG{ oisSerters from the army
n premium not e1ceeLag FIFTY nsLLARs foredch de-
serte'' 7cH be paid by the commanding officer fthe
post garrison or stric. To- zric he niau De fought g
osGvYrcG ill 0ces and soldiers are required 10 en-
f1'ce Ire G7O against such citizen citizens shall
etice or procure soldier TO desert. The .vo'S Of tbe
ia7c are as fodoaus 1iz;
50 BE nenacted sc: Tia. elx7y bercor NOT subject
10 The ,es and articles Of ,gf 1sio shah procure or
eatice SolcEe, IN the service Of the United STATES to
Gessrt zoho shall p,n'chcSs FROM any soldgs1, his
arms, Uniform clothing, aia ,t thereof; and every
Captain or commanding oocs' etazy aib o. 1eSseI
t0 sbaReatey 6oGd s1ch ship ressei one o his
cT10 l7osgig hin TO hr7e deseIte or otheIss ca,17
GrvGy any solder, shall refuse 10 GSter him Hb to
rie orders ofis commanding officer, shall ubal Lgai
co7i1gciou be fnedGt tie discretion fay eort ha1Se
cogm=qnce ofne sumo am nat eccessGag haee
hundred dollars; and be imprisoned any t. NOT et'-
ceeckng opesear"
ByOrtls, ofthe Secretaw cfYTGr.
JOHN'R bell.
.4ssisfan. INSPECTOR General
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THOMAS F. FREEMA4STLF.
To Sir f. Pellew, Bart.
Commander in Chief &c


Agosta and Curzola, containing 124 guns,
and 20 men, taken by the Apollo, Imcefn r.
detachment of the troops from Lisa.
ZupaDa, Containing 80 men, taken bv tbe
Saracen's boats
Fiume and Porto Re, containing 81 s,ins
and 80 vessels, 500 stand of arms, besides mi
htary stores, taken by the Milford. ElizaLetb
Eagle, Bacchante and Naughty.
tarazila, containing guns, taken bv the
Eagle. - '''e
Isle OF Mezzo, containing guns, & 50 men,
taken by the Saracen and Weazle.
Ragosrisza, containing 8 e7ns & as men
taken by the Milford ard Weazle.
Citta Nuova, contain6og4 guns, taken tv the
Elizabeth and Bacchante.
RoVlgno Containing 4 guns, taken by the
Tremendous
Pola, containing SO guns, taken by the WI
zard, party Of the Miiford's marines. and SO
Austrians.
Stagno, containing 4 guns and 50 men, be-
sides military stores, taken by the Saraccn <
parry of Austrians
Lesna and Brazza, containing a guns. Ia
Ken by the Bacchante 5 boats, * IS men, from
the gauion Of Lisa
Trieste, containing so guns, taken by the
Milford, Eagle, Tremendous, Mermaid, Wiz
ard and Weazle, in cooperation with 1900
Austrians
Cortellazo and Cavalsno, containing 8 gun
and 90 men, taken by the Elizabeth and as
party of Austrians.
-Four Forts at the entrance Of the 70. con-
tanning "a guns, 100 men, and IS brass guns
dlsmounted, found in the Pc, taken by the Ia
gle, Tremendous, Wizard, 500 English, and
1000 Austrian troops.
cara, containing 10 guns, and IS howitz
ers, $50 men, and 100 guns dismouuted, and
j. gun-boats, taken by The HAVANA & Wca-
zle, with 1900 Austrians.
Cattaro, containing $50 guns and 9co men,
taken by the Bacchante aud Saracen.
Ragusa, containing 13s guns, and 500 men
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"a Aleieslu's 80 NMErd.
or TyIeste. F1bJ71o,.,,

SIR-Ihe fall of Ragusa makes the Allies
masters OF every place, in Dalmatia, Croatia,
Istria, and the Frioul, with all the islands in
the Adriatic.
beg cave 20 transmit statement of the
several places taken by the squadron since l
have had the command in this gulph. / have
the honor to be, &c
(SieUeAN
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Y5vHE President has 6eey pleased to issue the fol-
iori'ig Proclamation, IF shach due notice xii Be
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-07

The last Newyork papers state ,hat late
adyices have been received from high al
thority, but from prudential motives are moi
published, which represent The situation OF
Officers at Sockets HarDor as very critical
1 he danger is daily increasing. The Bril-,
ish, by the lates; accounts, have complete
command OF the Lake. The force at Kings.
ton has received large reintorcementsa and
is calculated to amount to 5000 strong.
An Officer at Sacket's Harbor, writes,
Oct. IS, that the U. 5. squadron under
Chauncey Was moored in port aud no pros
pect OF going out again this fall.
AS the season is nearly past for military
operations, if any attack is intended by the
British, it must be made in The course of a
few days if not already. The next accounts
from the frontiers will probably furnish i'm
portant information.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-07

tax Of three millions is assessed IN good
part, on the property of men above45 years
of age, and on women possessing property.
But the tax to be levied on the classes to
raise the Conscrihts for Calhoun's army OF
fifty thousand men, will be assessed wholly
on the male citizens between the ages Of | s
and 45.-Further, as the youth between 8
and 9 have no property, and many over |,
will generally have, ifany, but very little
property, the enormous burthen OF raising
The recruits will fall on the small portion of
each class which is possessed OF property.
These conscrip!s are TO serve during the
War. IL one man in 25 would not amount
il The aggregate to $4,000, proportional a.
batemenl is to be made in the calculation.
The second bill is TO authorize the raising
IF forty new regiments, Of about thousand
men each, including officers, TO be employ
cd for the defence of The country.