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From The Boston Palladium CT l9s
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FROM PORTUGAL.

We have received a file Of Ll''M
paners 10 the Esd of Dee. TIE ""
parers con,ains a h,isf account %
Lord Welling'ou's battles up 10 "a.
18th, Capt Kirk had died q 'n ID
wounds. Mai. Pinto was Ho""a%'
and Col. Ma,ne and CAPT. N'Hs|
were also wounded-s bullet, y >"
through the hat and clothes o. . ."i
Hope. and he had two horses Ai'''
under him. lin,
A letter from the army dsleo p'
IS. states lhat The enemy ~"
tired. leaving a garrison i" bay '' a,'
Agreeably to orders from Wv
yernmept Of England. Che I b'rM
ambassador at she Court OF n I'I
has. at a special audience 'le ','.,I,
TO the Prince Regent OF r",' s,,,t
The Acknowledgements of the . v~
OF London Of the bravery "'' !,
conduct OF the Portuguese 'r' #, by,
all the actions in which tue! Ito"
been engaged under Lord "' ,'''j i,
/. The Congress Of Span e" Goth d
sessions at the Isla. tn the . :,h d
NV. md had fixed On me i''
Jan. for meeting at Mad.ld :. rn
MIR. DunlaP, who le'' %, ., w.
Jan. % Informs that the a'e ,s g.
counts from Lord "el'IHg'0" IF Jsp
nv we're dated on the 'e'f =. S.p
at Which time it WIS besies''s ~
Onns.
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ola variety embarrassing article. !,
leeted from the Frei,ch paper, -
which some idea may b. form.a''@
the situation Of affairs in hat unt uq
py country. The following suo's
~ will give general view Of s
progress of the allied armies,
The army Of Schwarlzenbur,
timated at 100000 men, com @s
Of ustrians, Wiisensleia's Hus,;,'
corps, Bayarians, &c. entered s..
zerland. Dec 81, and impea" T'
after marched into Frame a W,
main body seems to have dirp.,.!,,'
course towards Paris. and if h., 'h
rived near T.oyes, Feb. s, n.'%
menls we're dispatched frt M !, ;"'''
very direction Gen Buhna, a.. a e.
have heen beinre informed, cD,., "
Geneva. Dee. %. Thrnce h. ' 1'
ceedrd towards Lyon :. ed ar,,,r r."
rup.ing a great humber Of ,oro'
presented himself before Cha, Wv, jas
Jan. 10. iIe oceu. led Bour,, y.
con, &c.
Another division of Schwartz,
turgh's arm appeared bpfarr b.
roon. and iook Dole another ro.,,
marched upon fpinal, Name, ,j
foul.
The army Of gen. B!uc'rer. ipcl,l
ing the corps of Sackcn. Larrern,
Kleist and Yorck, crossed he pb;;n.
in the ne;ghhorrhood Of Mne,re
on The 1st Of January, AID va, Ike
wise marching upon Paris. armrc,,.
sy with the design Of Joining Sch.
waptzenbUfg. near froyes. On Ii,
18th Of Jan. the several ecrr, 3,
this army were before Pont a.Sisp.
san. Mayence, 1'hionvill and Nlea
On the 29Ih, gen. Blurher with 10
coo men was at Brienne, 20 nib,
naly from reyes Probably sea
after this a junction was formed h.
tween him and Schwarizenhurs,
Gen. Bulow with his army was i,
the neigiiborhood Of Aatwerp Jan.
18th. and he was opposed by tie duke
Of Tarentnm, who with hi, corps Wal
at Brussels. At the latest dale, 81
will he seen in another part Of u
paper, hoty of the allies had ap
peared a, Scissors. Whriher Tin
WAS the advanced guard o! BaloNi
or as is more probable. adetaclmfH
from Bincher's. We have no meama
knowing. Scissors isahon' % miles
north rastcrIy from Paris. irgd
j. SIS miles south easterl,. Fon's
bieau. where il is reported the tcs
sarks. probably of SehwarzeChnIgi
aym,. had arrived, is 50 n.ies .c.t
0i Paris.
a part Of SouIts army has 'An
Withdrawn for The defence of Ffs
Ii does NOT appear that lord Fr'hs
,,, ,,.,E advanced Err from Ba,onEt |
Mr. does il appear how far souIl has !
reiterated. a part. at least, Of eF
chefs army has been withdrssa
from Catalonia. and poriiop siI'
has been ordered GCr the dcleDvea
Lyons.
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FrsS. Lac London F0hrs.

Tn the heginEing Of The preseniOe-
ernber paIicips 10 "A very large a.
mnant have been nego~;atrd. and t2
gHinpas ven TO receive one hnqhred.
81 Ronaparie lie alive "a the first OF
January. The parties vino ha enter
Ell ,most derply into ibis wager are
we'll known in The city tn be cnnnert-
ed with The first houses In Paris. &
IN have The hest intelligence OF every
thing passing or likely to happen.
II anpears from the second Annual
Renort. lust published. that upwards
Of 10000 Children are 90" instruct
ell in this country. by The National
Soriety. 'Ehisis anoiherpr0ofof the
truth of the Prince REGENTS decla-
ration. that Joseph Lancaster had
done more good that any man in the
Kingdom :" for had il not been for
the i.ancastr;an Schools il is more
than probable that the National
School. so called. would never have
and an existence.
For few days past (says the In
verness Jonrnal.) large groupe OF
spots have been advancing from the
Sma's eastera limb. which are at pre-
sent near the centre of his disk. or a
bout one digit above it. They may
not unaptly be compared TO the west,
er range OF Scottish Isles, Lewis.
Harris. &e. to Barra-heaa. aud ap-
pear to he nearly twice as large as any
group Of the same kiad that have heen
observed on the Suns disk for some
years.
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THE MANSION or REST.

L
TIE fcliowiag Tres were .srifsen oy q
british tatcsman Of celebrity; sef-
hosd 10 b. the tofe
How. CHARLEs ] Fox.
Italk'd to roy "A refms heart,
AID cGid IT'S Mild wa dering ~ays;4
I charv'd it fram folly to part,
And to hu.bsnd the rest Of my days :;
babe il no longer adlalse
The 1nete =. that fancy bad dre-t;
] whispered twas time To 'etige,
And seek Tor Mansion OF Rest.
A charmer was listening the while,
- Who Caught mp he tune of nv lar !;
SO come chen" she cried With smile
"Aud In she~ you the place aud The.
wav :"
] follo~ed the Sitch 60 her home.
Aud VOW d TO be alw VS. her guest:
6Never more," l ex ,.i.aimed, "wil
sin search Of the Mansion Of Rest"
But the sweetest Of moments will t1y,
N { long VS. M fancy begnii'J,
For too soon confessed win sigh,
Tbu, the Syren deceiv'd as she SOIL d;
Deco, deep, did she sab the 'epose
OF ray trusts and nnwary oresst,
And the door Of Oh a,erue close,
That led to the Mansion of Rest.
3, Then ivndship eniic'd me to straw
Through the long magic Silds II 70
minCe
b., fauud that she meant 20 betrav,
Add shycnk fnn tie Sorccrer's
glance,
For expe, fence has taught me 10 know,
That ne soul that reclin'd on her
breast
Mipht ross OIL the b'llnws Of woe,
Aud nr'er 6 ID the Mansion Of Rest.
Pleasure. ps,h determined 10 try.
Bnp~udes &C east IA the vas,
Cmvieti N Ila.h't lie I from her eye,
AZ: appea,'d tp-illnmis" nv 10y;
She c. led =, sre shut',i me > gave
With ne,tle, and ,<ild AoserS 1res.'d.
Der whirh TIE dark cypress did ave
Behold there the Maasion OF Rest.
She smoke, and half vsnish'd in air,
She saw mild reiigioa ppesr,
With a smile that would hanish despair.
And dry up the penni crt tea;
Doubts and fears from my ho>on were
driven,
As p essiug the cross to h>r breast,
And pointing ,ereneiy ~ Heaven
Shs she lie true Mansion of Rest.
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Latest Foreign lntellig ence.

From the H0ston Gazette J1drch ~.
FRENCH NEWS
Tin oblisins Correspondent has fur
nislled us 7silh the follo7cing Synop
sis Of the late military erenls in
France.
We have given to-day transit lions
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REASON yoR OUR EMBAE''

Ertract Of a letter rom d n hi Iisbss
scfthe. first responsibility O. u, n ic;ca
to his correspondent ~ ~
dated Dec. 81. o.
the allies have thrown ePep natrid
,ensiye grain and pro. SO" .! % very b.
to us, that bread stuff is res ';.e, '.he
lie demand, and a, lower P'' s. .s.t
il has been for many yea,
Exchange on Lsndon, at 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-22

No aispn,ition was made OF this
pcp,r,.-oa Tuesday last. Mr.. Ste
vase. nfSp,slsyIvsnia submittctthe
f2:i,u:a Resolution:
9ssaltsd. THAT il is expedient. 10
raise nv snch classification Of the
.si,it;a az Is recommended by the
f.st proposition OF the military. re-
,cti ire,n the Secretary of War. or
hy so.ne other classification OF the
militia thousand men for the
Lcfcare Of this commonwealth, to
srrye years. or during the
nar.-proviJed. that the govern.
neli Of the United States, shall de-
clare that the said troops shall be
plil. clothed, and suhsisiel at the
exu"ree oythe United Si%tcs.
This resolution and the --port have
NJ; been acted oa-thcy both Ia! OF
tie rattle.
Yesterday the House Of Delegates
passed bill! authorizing the F2ceu-
ike 10 !.Gsow Of ;he Farmers Haac.
8 ed9.OOG-Ni'h % virw a. a,iag
i',e troc2s new il the iie't. IN the
g=rf;rtroithe State. a 2esoi:,isa was
snas days sisee passed, by the IT,
s;,'sisrp. authorizing In" k,xpcu.
tive 10 ELECTS ioaa.-rbc F.rmrrs'
I,.aii agreed TO sake one. nnna con
t.;jDn 5l;at tarY draw an int, est al
he rate ct Z i-2 rer cent and the
y.;aeipai he reiurncd ont Of ie fest
wcnies hich SHALL eolur INFO the
',rcasar, ia iSi5--and u on the Ga
ye.auf's :rakiuga rrlart oil ito the
I:oaso Of Delegates Oh tuesday. the
said bill Was passed BY the House.
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FROM BUFFALO.

al the irffntry and light artillery
had dressed. the Niagara, and the re-
maix3er os,hs troops we're expected
10 so!iow ina few days.
Major general M'Comh came. dow n
in the Fulton, and crossed HE Belle
Vile. to visithis family. The geacral
las attarheito him an excellent hand
&c music. made MP (:ike Commodore
Decaiur's OK natives Of yariorsee coma.
tries. cu,is,cil. setIucsd. aud imp,es-
sed iu,a ihe British service.
Coiam6iaa.
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TIE /" ToRrH LIG1r."

III 81 - -
a political uss sp.fer. acaria,, thi 4.
title. and protesting ,he pure Saith
and >o,ind prin"ip'es al the Wishing.
on !SrhaGi. has been recently esiai,-
iished ut lsagers,""". IN taP state
er Nar,iand. Froni the evidences
Of zeal aud talent contained in ia
Grst nunli,rr. We have 10 doubt -
its pra,ins valuable auAi!i;yy &
the Federal cause. Tie tine has
arrived. Nhea soonest Hleu mast u.
mite il ever, lawful eXerlion. TO de
fend themselves agains; Tie usICpa-
tious of the ruiins ..etiun. Like
the martyr, Of tos.acr times; ,hey
must not 8nlJ bear loi:gesS 70 the
trIlh. hut they mist be ready, 10 seal
their testimony .cith their 5!5Ji.
Tnat there are s9mc aMsnSst The dis
~ipics Of Washington, Who are vii
ling to follow hi, exaasple and mis-
preecpts, through s5oi ea! through
eril rePvri; and vito wouia not
shrink from this last 4 so'ema pledge
or their ii LEFTY the bloody records
nf Jacshinism themselves, ai!l at.
test--ihat there are many equally
true TO themselves AMI to@ineir ro51-
Try. occasions alone are wanting 10
establish How soon these Oeea
sions may oceur. il is impossible 10
decide. Tile spirit OF violence is
broad ia our land and who can tell
the nunbcr Of his victi ns9 The
,ime indeed is gloomy and porter.
teus--5ut whilst there remaias oos
ray oil light from the lanpo. Fe'e-
raiism. 10 saids its votaries throngi,
the dark and rugged path. which il
has been appointed tlle@ to travel;
they never will. We trust. fauI'rr in
their duty. or fali from The proad
pre- ,emineuee which they aceapy. in
tie estimation Of he aeise and tbs
good. let them eontinucto soresiic /
with the destroying angel, which has
been perailted 10 try the strength 4
eourag. OF their hearts. and trust 10
that Being. who is ever faithful 10
reward sirtus,aud 80 punish vice f,r
the viciory.
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Valuable LoudUln Land

FOR SALE.
DY Virtue OF Deed Of Trust from
ID JOHN slker nd Sar h his vile. to
the sra.c!i',er, 10 secufs sin al mo.
ney due to George J.nrsy Of sud oun-
~, wi be sold at PubIic huctiol Oh
the premises on tho l4th diy Of Dc-
csmbcr next. & p'rt OF thrt valuable
Tract o. l. ND, kno~n b. the name u
Thompson's Farm,
Containing So. rcS .dj m,og the
main Road 10 ding from aiexsi dila 10
Winchester, about 10 miles iroa
Leesbusy. TIE improvements s-e a
good B!ick Dwelling House W.T. 9
.kooms and Brick k,ic Ell, large
Store, Barn. and Stable, .lfi.ient TO
hold 80 Horses and Ill other nccessa-
ry out Hui diaas, the Land in a high
state of cultivation It is one Of the
most agrcea,lc Country Seats in tie
county, 5 5000 Dollars will be re1
CURED in hand, the balance in easy
pay ments.
Robt. Bradcn,
Tastes
Nov -. I.w3t
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The Peasants Sleep.

SWEET is the peasants sleep;
Sweet. II b. tell he earn mis- bread;
He knnws not half the care and dread
Which aeitste the rich mans mind,
And n,aks him watch and weePI
But casting sorrnw 10 the wiad,
Swce, Is the Pea.ant's siespl
Refreshing are bis dreams!
No tan,alizing scenes OF nealth
Mock kitR, posscss'd Tease and health,
He fears not murderer., storms, nor
Ere,
The rich mans nightly themes;
Bui innocence and peace inspire
Hi, light and pleasant dreams.
And when the cheerful morn,
The wAicEful cock proclaims loud,
Light fly his slun beers as cloud,
Reflected by tns noon day sun,
o. wings Vi light i, borne;
No headache wells in mantle dun,
The peasants happy morn.
Goddess OF sweet rspo.e!
When toll invites lily limbS 10 res,
W,;h thy warm pininus shield NY breast,
Breathe through my Up. Thy kindest
dreams, -4
My wiling eve lids close,
And a, the psessnl', slun,bcr seems,
BE such my sound rcpnse.
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hDISIlLLEkY.

q MOST cXccilen, s,;uaiioa for The
"a. erection Of a UlSTli,IERY. Is
oee-cd :, the Washicg,Uh Mills, fi",
m;!ss from Aiexartria ahi four IL n
Cecrsetown aud Wnshina ton, inmc-
dia;a,y aajoining the Few turnpike OH
An abundance of the hnest stone aas
,imhsf;, suitable for building, orn be
furnishcd on the spot--slso, Two goot
STILLS. orc entirely new, OF bcs'
workmanship and ma,e,,als.-T he stu.
aticn remarkably healthv.
G.. ~. p. Casts.
NoveraserNS l~|w.
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NEW. YORK, November is.

Tac Steamboat Fulton a''ive@ yes,er.
DIV in Is hours iron, Albany. OF the
ness she brought, the following is a
su'nu.srv.
Dates from Sackel's Haibnr were re-
fri,ed =, Al5acy u he i0th lest. Pdrt
0l.ltc militia were discharged. and lbe
residue weoIA &c uis,nissed On the as
rival Of Gen. Braves di.isiun Which
WA expesied - arrive Oh Sunday ~
hoDdsy. ~
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staring yos in the faee--harassed wit
.uikary Re1 risiaons, and grooming un-
der the heavy battaen OF Taratisn, in
al its hideous variety Of forms, eau it
be believed, that you will continue to
uphold the m m who have thus oppressed
yeuP Many OF you were in favor OF de.
clsri5s war. You were told that G.
Britain had wrenged Us, and that the
only way to get redress, was TO fg"
her. You believed it, and joined in the
wsr-whoop. So faryon may have acted
with the best intentions-bvt noe, when
you must be convinced. that our wrongs
mere masuiil d for the worst OF puT'
snses and ,ha there is no prospect Of
.fgkfisg the enemy into peace upon
our o.u tcrns-Nkcn you see, that the
Id causes Of the war are d ne away, *
n..s ,nos discovered --when ycu see the
public credit, which once rested on the
Il n pillars Of great and growing Re.
p~ga-. bo.stcred up With Treasury
Rngs-W hen ycu G0d all cor, hdence s,
ali slmpelhy beiuoea the governRert
asc the people at an end, aud dis,niu-
ZION Of The national compact, rapidly up.
preaching-can you continue to give
your I'D and counienance 10 the men
who have brought these great and com.
piicated evils upon YOU? AS fathers.
h.ve you no care for The interest ard
we,fa,e Of y our children? As Amerieans
car you be ind Rerent to the fate Of youi
country ?
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Brigsdier General r. ". Ripley.
Colonel Jonas Simonds. 9th Infantry
Colonel J. Kingsbury. tst infsn''y'
Colonel p. p. Schuyler, 18th Infantry
Colonel james Burn. l.. ID.
Colonel Robert Purdy. 18th Infantry,
Colonel ID. Brearley, 18th Infantry.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Colonel Denny .Hci'ob6. 18th Infantry
Colonel George MeFeely, 18th Init.
Lieut.. Col. ". 8. Talmadge, i6th DO.
+. A. Banchsr, Army Judge Adj
yoeate.
By order OF the Secretary OF War,
JOHN r. BELL,
Inspector Generat.
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PuMtuELPaSA. Nov. IS.

Extract ofa Ieifer from one Of The
Iide'les. AGied Wilmington, { i:sl. J
.Socc-nbsr 1Gts 1917, 10 It gsRtie-
man in ti.s ri'y.
I" Wis mcra.ns nee co'apeaies
from Camp Dupont. passed thraush
this place rsr New Castle, in Goa.
sequence of /. dispatch from Lewis
town, stating that the enemy were
reinforced in the De!cwarc. i'he st
and I'd companies Of Washiag'oa
.iaards were amsns them. fhey
received the order last aight Il were
at thi, place, by 10 o'elouk this morn
ing.
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attention Farmers !!

Five hundred aarrcls o. Ftsar, were
sold in this town, few days ago, for one
oundfed oarreiso OF Sail. De.ore tho Var
thsse i've hundred barrels OF iour,would
have sold for Eve thousand Dollars,
and these Ave thousand dollars would
bave purchased Ten Thsusand PLshels
Of Sait. Wenow snd, that they vi on
y buy three hundred aud MY bush 90
being ;he quantity contained IN one un-
dred barrels Besides this rsinon. de-
probation in the value Of J our PRODUCE,
ard the exorbilant price which you mus
give for AN article Of the FIRST necessity
20 yosr families, you mnst pay,
On every pound Of Sugar, IS to 80
Gents.
On every pound Of c6ee, 10 to ~
cents.
On every pound Of Leather, 30 cents
and upwards.
On every gallon Of Molasses 2 dollars.
over end above what they cost you
before the war began. And this too,
whilst you are receiving fron four to
,,r dollars, Tess for your -four, than the
iormcr market price sliowed ysu, and in
The same proportion for your grain nst
manufactured.
This is a short, but instructive COM
men;ary upon The war, which you were
chs fly iustsumen,al in producing, a'd
which you are expected to support
Is it possible that an expectation so IN.
reasonable, can be realized! With rum
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THE NATIONAL BANK BILL

After a very able debate, yester-
day. the House OF Representatives de-
ciied, by an Immense majority, in
FAVOR of Mig Calhsun's amendment.
The effeeiIsf this ,ute is, surprising
tir-h1T 10 he further amended Gas is
plabMe) IN conformity 10 the views
expressed b, AIR. Calhoun. TO give to
the Bank bill the following features (;
,lp capital 20 he fifty millions sab
scrip,ions TO BE openedmonthly in rer-
tain proportions. the whsle amount OF
Subscription TO I've paid at the time
of subsrribins-in the. following pre-
portions OF specie and paper--six
millions in specie, aud forty four mil
lions in Treasury I, etes, hereafter TO
lie issued in such proportions month
ly us the Bank will absorb ;the U.
States to hold no stock in the Bank.
no control ia its direction, nor any
legal rishtto demand loans from the
Bank.
Thus amended, it il our brlief the
bill will pass tsr House Of Represen-
tatiyes. Its fate ia the Senate, Win
It's present provisions, is perhaps
questionable.
Nat, Intel.
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From me Trenton True american.

A WHALE about % feet long,
was taken in the Delaware, .just ss-
low the bridge ne ,r this city. on Fri
day last. Several attempts had heen
previously made to take him, hut
had all failed. We understand twelve
or fourtees persons were concerned
in the adventure, and ai!' share the
profits. He was exhibited at ths
Steamboat wharf on Saturday, at
rs cents for grown persons, 4 II IL
for children.
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESD AY, NOVEMBER -.

Tae President ofthe United States
in conformity TO the the joint RESI-
la,ica Of the two houses Of Congress
has appointed Thursday. the tace! fh
Of January nesf. TO be set apart as
a day illumination and prayer.
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Robt. Braden,
Trasfes
Iaw3t
Nov -.
Holland Gin, Wine, &c.

pipe seDuIue tiorIsnd Ola oil supe.
Ii,r qudity,
s half plpes London particular Tee
nCrItc Wine 40
90 bushels Lis ,on AID domestic Salt,
% boxes mould Candles.
IS CASKS Goshen Cheese,
81 oarIeis refined Sugar.
W'ih general assortment OF IL.
aUGRS & GRO FRIES. Ear sale by
John II. Crease. !.
Nov, 90 st
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Ma,;shal's Sale.

by virtue OF an iaterlecutory decree
Ct the Court, will be sol /, on the 5th
day OF December next, a. Whining
ton n &. on cre,l' OF so aud 90
days the ship FORTUNA, burthsr
G3iO rs, an. her e RG 0-consist.
nag o! the following aF;ielcs, viz:
go boxes tlsy, ma ahile Sugar,
500 do. do. crown do.
7i0 Sticks Haywood,
i04 boxes Spanish cegars,
ticrcc,4 bbls 6 bag Coffte
Beverly Daniel, Marshall.
Nov l5-.2
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The report of "A late victory on
tanned by Gen. Jsekson, over tbs
British and Indians, in tue South,
is premature.
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F.r'yeet ETA letter 70 me Ediisr sffhe

Fr'yect ETA fsftsr 70 me Edhsr sffhe
.fr<Us, 6afcd HI k'wcr, eh Nov.
IN thing new trpn The west or north,
sxcept ns tha, III. tirsl 5-is idco! Gene.
raj Browns di.ision arrived at V,.rnon
on SUNDAY, apr' "erc 20 cncam2 a, Rome
last rivht. Tn. division IS shout 2 900
strong ~ IT. iiue men, and ii snc health
anJ spi.i,s. The .ecsni bligade we're
hut short di,i.ncc hshind, AID Hi! w,ll
arrive at he 'IarbHr this week. Ine
presence OF Gen. Z avn 81 TIC Harbar
has infused nsw lie, aud impaired con-
confidence 10 the s.ljiliia land many VINO
nave deserted, have yoisnt,Fiiy re'orn-
ell, or are on tbcir WY back, n cons4-
qurncc OF the new order oi thing, at
that post"
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~ Dollars seward

D AN AWAY ir m the Sub,c rihes
~ abou, the 18th INST. negro man
named HU MPHkEi. aocu, 4. ye.rs
Ct age, about feet 8 inches hir -
full mouth, end hss large space be.
,ween his fore teeth -hisclothes MT
rsco!leetcd-be,i is supposed % be ur,-
ing about Alcxanhria as h,lias a wire
living with Mr.. Charles Manikius. :.
he formerly lived in Aicx1ndria l
will give the above rewatd 10 any per.
son who will deliver the said negro 10
me or secure him in snr Jail 10 thai I
get him again. ;nd sl. reason all: ex.
pences If brt u hit home.
J HIN WILKINS ON.
November ~. 2w'f
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I.jufsnf u Insfeetor Gsnernps Office
Hash,ngson, 1871 Nsv. 1914
GENERAL ORDER.

A general Court Martial, for the
trial Of Major General JAMES VII.
.kINsoy, viii assemble at some suita-
bic place iathe village Of Utica, state
Of N.w-York, on the Sd Of January
next. i
The Court will be composed as
follows, viz;
NIaior General HssRY DEAR
HoRS-President.
MEMBERS.
Major General .fsrsan Le1ois,
Msier General George Isard,
sBrigaaier General ]. BLOOMFIELD.
Brigadi-r General john P. Boyd,
Brigadier Gsneral D. Bisssll,
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BALL.
MR.. GENERES

Has the no or os Informing ~ Ladies
g Grnfiemsn of AieXar,l'ia, th.t biz
hALL al bc Oh Thur day next i4th
It. he solici,s the company OF those
LHdiss who have hsrefefors attended
dis EaKs.
November 90 at