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zl~ ~ For GofTen5Drc

sAsff 4 & She Spanish brig San Fr.,,i..o
.seg Z. G DC a., hsi', Capt Te3tinO, now lying
ballast wind and weather permitting the r ss ~
esc h'rsr net viii take single letters At so cents
asGS, and Ea''engsrs with passports to be isndsd
or Tig n 50 IN the Channel, Bremen, Famburg
tholie Majesty Ferdinand 9TH. van h's "a
ne San Francisco has excellent accommodate;
1no .ob beautiful Corvette built Brig Of sbout 50
fs,, IP%pPered TO the bends and sails remsrEabv
Kelly HorfoIp psrucuIsro. apply to ArmisteadE
,bl al letters coming by Post, must be franEeS
Fs PSSSae money will be regulated by custom
-l-----Z---- eptfOM
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OSF. on the Stage Rou,e From, AGO. =
y. hehmond, Seal Skin TRUNK. I.,,s 20
gsri sso EsIer straps with buckles; containi5o
D'o x. OF valuable Wearing Apparel II ~ss sut
-yifb a .ard sr Is hiexandrs on the 10th Dec LIST
ana mas not snee been heard Of or seen st an -
u nT intermediate Offices Twenty Dollars rs:arJ
WV De gwen TO- any person who win give ,nob ;n
ann est;o as "i enable the owner to get il again Or
Feb uarv l.
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HEr Elmer y N. Y.)Jan. 20.

We learn direct, that tho nrincirsi no.,
of the public stores of clothing re b,vo
been removed 10 OF 10 miles into the me-
rior. The garrison at that place now con-
sists Of near 1000 electives. exclusive Of
sailors aud marines. Considerable anne
tensions arc entertained Of an attack from
The eaemy's force at Kingston.
An expedition Of some kind is in contem.
Plation, as every sleigh Ia that part Of the
country that can be hired or hressed. is pot
IN requisidon. Il IS by many roniectured.
that this teet Of inlaBd transports Is intend
ed 20 assist Wikibson's army 10 saiiinig back
we nave certain information that all the
BRUSH forces in the vicinity Of Fort 9 eorE 2,
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TO READERS

e ~ we invite your attention to the ,wo ORIGIN,
neno0 thu see A ETs6 Page Were at liberty to
Soulo draw hearers enough around him H;s a.one
o 'e OBJECTS aHd composition of the Federsl Psrtg
are Is true s, as they are striking" Common
orsin.I Jus ss;on to Gottenburg" deyelopes maSy
u 70 De 'ceptical rather than eredulou, Il - CO.
IF ny ssie, II we err at all, to err on me safe SIR;
sne we carry on our preparations for war, We shan
compsrison 1Uhhey. u is true but what is this in
, %, our preparations Our character. our s,fety
b ai uns!e chance OF an honorable peace. NAV sIi
OeJeOpard'zed by our inactivity. -''' al
QT The Members of the A,,oo;a.;o., g ,...,,.,
a Cnerch on Shockoe Hill. are requested r. .t %
''' Fa bsnH OF Virginia This Evening at o'cocs
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From tie HBanV Arens of LqrnqyJ 81
SIT11dIIPY

From fhe West.---A letter hasded 70 the F5;,1-
Of the argus, dated the 18th At lie Roy, gives the
names OF the following persons killed At Tewistovn
aud hlosser, BY the enemy, besides those we have
area y mentioned, VIZ Miles Gilet, and young
'tO''sr' MT Mack Mr. Irov6rdge, S. Tiffany,
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FRoM IKE DSMocRAT1c PRESS.


albany. dan. 10, 1914.
have not written vou lately for want of
interesting matter. The Court Martial in
the case of Gen. HuA. met this dsy apree.
ably to adjournment. MIR. Golden, of New.
York, and Mr.. TiIlotsoD appeared as coun-
sci Tor the accused. Gen. Hull occupied
the court about an hour in reading a well
arranged application for allowing his ccun-
sci TO cross q anime witnesses i'm the pro-
gress ofthe trial. and in part de5laxded of
the Court Martial, that his counsel should
exercise the same privileges as if in court
OF common law. He admitted that the vVri-
tiers on Courts Martial We're against him in
ms demand, as we'll as the practice ndopled
IN the United States, but coDtenaed That
british precedents were only calculated to
regulate British subjects not the free and
Andepenoent Citizens of the United States. q
cited the 90 article Of war. and the 6tb
mendment of the constitution of the IT & IN
support of his doctrine
The court will no doubt decide aprees-
bly, to the settled usage in t ose cases, for e
they we're to admit the long sDepchec and
sophistry Of lawyers at Courts Martial. a
large proportion Of officers would be con-
stantly kept on this duty, & the army would
be infested by hordes Of pettifoggers, whose
vocation Il would become TO stir uD strife. 81
extend fhetr SeyUiccs to the common soldier.
Whoyou know is under the protection of the
Judge Advocate.
p" Gen. Cas-, DR.. Eustis, late Secretary
OF War, and Col. Miller, with several 9th
ers OF the most important witnesses have. ar
rived, and it is expected the court win now
go on regularly with the examination of wiz
nesseB.
Gen. Cass gives rather a favorable nc.
count OF the situation of orr affairs At De-
IRON altho' Gen. Drummond has gone 90
10. tne purpose OF IN 'ng that country, it is
supposed the force ]. ,ly adequate to repel
any attack he may make. There are said
20 be 1000 regulars at Detroit, and a consi.
aeFaoie force in militia on the way to rein
ioroe' 1t is said part Of the British force
rom hlngs or have gone up to Join Drum
Tond Sc, their force below must be
- e'k and Should Suppose would invite a
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MIHedgeviHe, Jan. 10.

We have pleasure in stating that Gen.
FLOYD has so far recovered from the wound
ne received az Auto5ee, as to enable him to
take command Of the army 10 person--apd
we understand that he will proceed on the
2O,h inst. Tomorrow with detachment
.oi 100 men, and about an equal number of
friendly Indians, to the attack Of Ao-ith-le
wan le.
We also understand that Mai. Cen. Pink
ney' mas made requsition on the states Of
South q Worth Carolina, for their quotas of
y :. .. drafted militia, to succeed the Georgia
nihtia. whose term Of service viii expire on
the 23d Of the ensuing month. .1rpus.
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Bariineton. (H.N1nn l.

60, ~,,.,, BaTEineton, (Vt.) Tan. H..
on Wednesday, of this week, and are nov on their
wey 10 AbsuF
"A detachment Of about tholvsand men have ar.
rVed at Fisttsbursh from the French Mills, end all
ttte troops at this post have been ordered thther
HE object OF the enemy appears TO be to divert
me attention OF our forces in this quarter, while
they are transporting their military stores to King
st3n. we have it from good authority that $50
other purposes"
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the most glorious cause, which the sun
ever shone upon-not to please the amb,-
ton OF a despot, but tor the rights of your
countrY--tor which your fathers before you
nave triapphed or died
One word to the Recruiting Officers before
we part from this subject. "WEere are
Ye ! Why sleep ye ? Why are rot the re
cruitins drum aud fife CONTINUALLY heard in
the streets Of cur cities 7 Arouse and FIJI
your ranks. Show by your success that the.
government has net been deceived in the
merit which was ascribed to you by your
friends"
lie Mr. King nov in Congrssg from Rasssachp,etts
the same man he whose vessels nuder Br;,;,b =
cense carried provisions to il rnaics dur;n ~
last summer "A Gentleman who passed tbSon,S
inns City atew days ago, aud wss a pris oner NJ Z
maIsa GqT,ng that period says it ust be the same
anxiety to modify the Embargo law.
Extract ola letter from Gentle176, Of
WaSAtnsfo1 county "a. TO ais friend in
This cry, dated Jan. 10, 1914
a report prevails here, that Gen. lack
son has had another severe enFageo,s--.
with the Creek Indians, and was sScnasu .I
full, with the loss of about geo men. thet g
the enemy is stated 70 be upwards of 5ooas
We understand the u. s. Stoon NJ ,s.,.
John Adams, now in New York. Il Selert~ts,,
to carry our Ministers (Nfessrs Claw ard
kusseli) to Gottenburgh, and is ordered -
be put In immediate readiness for sea,
CHARLES K. MALLORY, ESQ. Lien$4-a,-,
Governor OF this Commonwealth has besn
appointed COLLECTOR OF the Port of NorfolIr
| n the place of Col, Larkin Smith den,S A'
On Saturday last, the Legislature Dro.eN-;-,
TO elect Member of the Executira $1,000
in the place of Mr.. Mallory, when n Sh'Ct
Everett, a member of the II. of Delera, Gas.
ON Aloemarle, was duly elected. s'e7
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NETWORK. Jan. aa

The Fair American, Cant. ADAM led This
morning for Liverpool. She goes out under nag
OF truce Among the passengers in the Fair Ame.
ricsn were Nathaniel ". StrGng, Esq lately appoin-
ted American Consul at Gottenburgh, and bearer
ol dispatches 20 Niessrs. Adams and Bayard. AZ St
PetersAurgh Frsncis Jetfreys, ESQ. and Lady
John Jeifrey', Esq.i MI. Davidson Miss Stead, &
about 40 others.
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6rig Gen. Winder, of the United States
asrIy, passed through town this morning
from Montreal, having been paroled by the
Coy General OF Can ;da, for afew weeks.
% VISIT his family and friends in Maryland.
we understand that se is in good health,
and reports, that he left his fellow prisoners
:" all zOcU."~
Brig Gen.P P. B. Porter arrived at the CT.
Y Hotel this morning, from the eastward.
Phil Gaz.-26fh.
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

,,,y, OHeUoS .1yre8, my IS.
ting with vigor the war against the Lima
mans. They have now an army of 4ono
men in the city and vicinity of Potosi, near
which, 1t is'Said, is also the army of Lima ;
and in a few days news is expected of =
general battle. The troops from this place
are commanded by Gen BcIgrano, who has
been very Successful in re'aking from the
enemy the cities Of ruciman. Salta and 70.
tosl, within a short time past
On the other side of the river they are
prosecuting the seige against Montevideo.
a"d throw daily into the City 80 or 40 shot
out the Montevideans still hold out. There
are now on their way to the seige, two large
mortars, which have been manufactured in
tn'3 cry which when they arrive, will
probably effect something Of Importance.
Congress or Assembly has been for
med here. consisting of deputies from the
towns aud cities of the Province, but thew
nave not yet declared their Independence .
Centi7eI.
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ARMY. APPOINTMENTS.

Byigadier General lizard has been nominated by
the President and approved by The Senate as ia
jor- General
tits understood that Brig. Gen. Broom Is nomina.
ted to the senate by the President of the United
States as major-general, and that col Alexander
Macomb of the Cd regiment artillery, and col. Tho.
mas A. Smith of the rife regiment, are nominated
as Brigadier- Generals. PyesS
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An extensive establishment has recently been for
med near Toulouse, in France, sorthe manufacture
OF Indigo, f.9m the wood plant. The experiments
are said to have been extremely successful and the
eo'ouring matter obtained by chemical process
imparts a brilliant and solid dye 20 tho finest wool
en- cloths, linen stuffs, cotton and Ska.
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ships bottom. The pumps we're kept con-
s,snsIy At work, and she was accompanied "
the Horatio frigatc, TO render any assistance
in case Of further accident. The V'ctofif
Gus has since been put ic ordinary, as has the
Sceptse, ~, both which ships have bcsn long
on ire American station.
liverpool, Aag. % .-4-i5y the Report tap
appears, that the regular Army during Inc
yea. Is III, The deaths were 1915, aud The
descrtions 5o72 10 the Militia, deaths 977,
descrtiDns 2oi5. In 1912 iu the Regular
Army, deaths i6 400, dcsesdons 6oo4; Mill
itia, deaths 900, dcserlion 1867. Ia 1912,
deaths 1905, desersions. 6284i Militia,
deaths $40, dcseriions 1853
bermuda, IN, ~ October 2s.
We are sorry 10 state the loss of II. NJ.
schr. Racer, on or about Spanish Key, Abaeo.
She was sent with dispatches from Ad. Cock
burn 10 captaingacks o! the Lacedemooien,
aud proceeding hitbsr, she unfortunately was
cast away az above We are not YET 10 pos
session Of pariicuIsss.--lb7- The Racer
rates 10 guns in Stecl's ~
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FOREIGN

xsndss. 1sg l7.-~rbc Vie,o,,oos. ~,
Capt. Talbot, arrived at Portsmouth, ON We'd
ne day last. IN a most porilous state. She
saiied from NewfoundlAnd Cor navis's Straits
20 pro,ect : convoy fos England. During
this run, she struck On sonken rock near
Disco IsIsod, heat . hole ii her bottom, and
knsckcd ~ her keel, which caused her 10
MAKE snreo feet and half water pes hour.--
Great oxertiens were made 70 reduce the
lcsk, which q length vas 10 some degree
h,ppi'y effected, by yssiiag sails under The
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ny I'm PsxAsAxY, Esg,
THE TOWN is DN llNG.


THE TOWN is D8t slNG.
o. let tue bells begin to tol.l
Lei mufied drums, commsncc a reu-@
The cosors, half mast on til, pole
BE now hs,ns!
The town Is sick and 'pon my soul
shink Tie dying!
let parsons now, call in theis docks,
Which have been uDconcesn'd as blocks
,Aad with lher doctrine orthodox,
BE magniying,
This truth, that so our reeIiags shocks
The town is dyingi
Lctlawyers settle up their bills,
And pioi no mJrc Ger deeds and TiLfs,
Nor drlye a alnst innocence their quilts
In cases tryingl
Symptoms sevcrc--belief iAssills---
The town is dying
Les doctors lay aside their drugs,
s. oft prescrb'd, for dronisb slugs--
Experiments, with powder'd bugs
NJ more be trying
Nat bid adicu to jars and rnugs--
The town IS dying!
Let pedagogoes not cease to teach,
hut let the rod be out Of reach--
o warm no more the scholar's breach,
h causeth slghing--
JOIN with the parson, who doth preach
The town IS dying
Let coblers now forsakc their ssalls,
5 They've seen their iast. their end, their AK,
A dire misfortune so0o must fall,
The voice 10 crying
eve old and young-> ye sno and tall
I'6u town Is dying |"
fe bakers, bre~erss haaers, ealiors-
Ye BARRIERS, butchers, blacksmith 's--nsilors
Aud .. ye young and galtAns sz:lors.
Wsth rboos nJ JlIigs
\ Itell ye plainly what doth sil 49,
Ths eewn . dyi"gl
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a FARM. situated in sosth.Kin2stown, on the
"A back side one cuilc and half west Of Davis's
tavern. containing ll6 acres Of good LAND, with a
large two story House, Barn and Crib. Also, =
good Grlss-Niili. with fine stream Of water 70 be
sold separate from the Farm, Or both together The
They will be cold on liberia lterms, which may b
known by applying IA the subscriber, living on the
premises, SOLOMON v. LtTTLEFIELD
South K,sgsforn. .Nay Is, 1914.
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Christmas ana AeaO- Ieays C!Ils.

j. c. sHaN, offers for safe, at his Book store, No
4l8. Thames-st.eet, a'compete and ,'egant assert.
ment Of BOOKS for Chluren, from the store OF
samuel Wood, Of New-york. consisting OF 1wo
7zgnsapa Voiumes, Of various prices, ON cents
10 Qi each. and which will be sold upon the same
ses,ns as in the Ci.y Of New-yofk. yNsv -
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+ N Providence, two doors from the Bridge,
4 convenient House. we'll calculated for q board
,ng House. and were il well furnisheds or 10
gSnteel boardsrs me .s be immediately obtained-
Terms easy, aud rent may be taken ur principally
for board. Apply 10
EMERSON ( NELSON, Game Aesvs
Prevalence, Ocl Is.
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POETRY.


M
Lcosc fhouchts of 7'fM lPL8ls1Nr, Esq Min
f31.<r,,o,,ons. ss,c & nm, nm rphfrh he nan
b. ,'2 ! ,, ~ - 4, III r,P~r~.r~.
see' seee' ~D% ' "e"' w = = Z" n's "''"s ''''
\cokTIvvEp2 &,
WHV shai' decide. when doctors ois'gfee
- somewhere ASK o'-- 4tl
care not who,--'I can on'y see
me tr'''h unmsskd III.
~ "nat 'onh "atcSsss se'y'y oe''e'e' "a
u, 4. y. u q \. II. J
=. " ,' q " ~ ~ v,s'y "
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NOTCE.

~ been duly appointed Executors sothe Last Will
and Testament Of LANES .sUS77.N, late Of New
port, boat builder, deceased and have tsten upon
themselves ,hat trvs,, by giving bonds, as the law
directs Al persons h.sing demands against the
estate of said deceased, are required to exhibit the
same and all persons indeb'eS 70 said Estate are
cziied upoh 10 mike payment to
REM. CANTON,
IoB TOWNSEND, es"''''
A>Ep~7, Nep IS, 1914
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B @ o K S.

: SHAW,
MS BOOKSTORE,
|, rHf.hES.STREET,
BOOK viz
NavsI History Of the Uni-
ted Staes, 2v.
Nxrrative forms
.Opic'r 'fales Of Real Life
Parnass,sn Garland
Patr mage, y v.
Porlrsiiure Of Method
ism
Per.gfine Pickle. 4v.
Picture dt' Bonaparte
Qusrrcls OF Authors, 2v.
Kcbeccs
Ramsa s Life of WASH
ington
Rctrospecsion
Rokeby
Robinson Crusde
Rose and Emily
Banjo sebdstiano. or fhe
Young psotecsorsSv
Sinclair and Horsense
Scostisls Fiudle
Shipwfecks
Superstition Of the High.
Ianders
Sermons for family read
ing
Sketches Of Character
Sterne's Works, "
Smith on the Trinity
Solitude sweeaened
Southey's Life Of Nelson
Son of = Genus
Thinks Ito Myself
Terrier on Merinos
|" The Book"
Tales OF Fashionable life
Trotter in Drunkenness,
Traits of Nature
The Abscusee
The Minstrel
The Loyalist
The Wanaerer, or Fe-
male difficulties
Thaddeus OF Nrsaw
Theodore OF ghe peruvi-
ans
tS"'PVfs VI O""cssNS
s>cenes
The Cottage Girl
'rhompson's seasons
Wild Irish BOY
Walker on E.ccuuon
Weems' Life OF Wash
ington
Wsshingtcn's vaiedic,o-
Youug's Night Thoughts
nd extensive sssorl n.ent of
AND sIA fIONARY.
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~, II, Long Haa.E Hds f0r Sale.
FTgEss F. ssls p'psA' artsra'i,y caS.
20 p,res MAlsgs,2 WINE (.
ditto Lisbon,
% % b1rses' bl's frss quality MoLAssEs:
30 bbls Havana brown SUGAR;
E000 wi COFFEE
70 chests Hsson skn.2 TEA,
10 ditto Souchong, )
10 boxes CHOCOLATE;
10 ditto ST DomingoS NO "''' io-Ay
6 ditto Playing CARDS:
100 bottles CASTOR OIL.
--.fkSO--
very large Assorsmen, OF GROCERIES a. usual
March 8, 1914. IT.
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CONGRESS.
IN SENATE.

Tuesday, December IS.
The bill authorising the appointment Of
certain Naval Officers therein named, was
read third time and passed.
The bill authorizes the President of the
U. S. by and with the advice and consent of
the Senate, to appoint one Vice-Admiral. &
two Rcar-Admirals /; and fixes their conpen-
Sation.
No other Legislative business of moment
has been done by the Senate within the two
last days.
Wednesday, Dec. ii.
1he>Senate resumed the consideration of
the bill laying additional duties on sales at
auction, postage on letters, and retailers IL
censes.
Mr.. Horsey moved to strike out of the
bill, the section laying an additional duty
OF fifty Per cent. on the present rates of post
age.
This motion was decided thus
EAS-Messrs. Daggett, Dana, German.
Gore, Horsey, Hunter, King, Lambert, Ma
son, Smith, Thompson--l1.
NAES--Messrs. Bib, Bledsoe, Chase.
Condit, Fromentin, Caillard, Morrow, Ro-
berts, Tat, Taylor, Turner, Varnum, Walk
81, Wharton--1s.
This bill having been otherwise amended.
was ordered to third reading.
The Senate re-considercd It's vote to amend
the whiskey tax bill by striking out the Sec
ton allowing dist'llsrs to sell any quantity of
liquor not less than one gallon and having
determined to insist thereon, and request a
ccnfercnce on tie same with the House,
Nessrs. Taylor, King and Bleasoc. were ap-
pointed managers thereof on the part Of this
house.
Mr.. fbtg gave notice that he should to-
morrow ask leave to bring in a bill for allow
ing to the ~idow Of the late Vice-Prescent.
his salary Tor the remainder Of the term for
which nc was elected.
IHTsday, Dec. IS.
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The bill FROM the House for laying ad6itf-
onal taxes on sales at auction, postage and
retailers licenses, as amended, was read
a third time, and the amendments sent to
the Senate for their concurrence therein---
The following was the vote on the passage of
the bill
YEAS--Messrs. Anderson, Bib. Bledsoc,
Brown, Chase, Cou,lit. Fromentin, Gaillard,
Lacock, Mason, Morrow, Roberts. Robinson,
Smith. Taylor. Turner. Varnum, Walker,
Nhartnn-1o. ..s
NAYS-MesSss. Daggett., Gore. Horsey,
Hunter, King, Lambert, Thonpson--T.
The amendments of the House TO the Sc
mates Militia Draft Bill. were read, and on
motion of MIR. SaaisA, referred to the Military
committee.
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liam, niece. from Senegal to Liverpool, have
been landed her, they were captured on the
slst Aug. by the Decatur, American privs-
teer.
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Your most hnuilc servant,
J. w. CROKER.
j. Fowler, Esq. Mayor Of Bristol

ScfLLY, Sept, Is.
On the 10Th IN Ame~ican prvatoer was
CLOSE ~ with these islaLds; a plot boat was
alonSside her: his Maies,y's ships Podargus
and Gypossufn being Of. imt0ctliatcly gave
coasf. 'Fi,e cap. end crew Of the brig WI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-16

hereby authorized TO allow Samuel Ellis, of
the district of Maine, who acted in the
year one thousand eight hundred and eight
as deputy marshal under Thomas G.. Thorn>
ton, marshal of the said district, such indems
Indication as he the said secretary shall deem
adequate, for damages which the said Sam
uel Ellis may have sustained in levying ex-
ecntion. in behalf of the United States, on
Quantity of -four in the possession, and sup
posed to be the property. OF certain John
barton. against whom judgment was OBJ
tanned by the United States.
Sec. 2. -.4nd be it further enacted, That
sum not exceeding one thousand dollars be.
and the same is hereby appropriated out of
any monies in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated, for carrying this act into eff
LANGDON CHEVES,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
E. GERRY,
Vice, President Of sac Ua.r al States. $50.
President of the Senate.
March 81, 1914.
Approved,
JAMES MADISON.
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JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT
For the relief of of Daniel M'Cauley and
Samuel Ralston.

For the relief of of Daniel M'Cauley and
Samuel Ralston.
BE IL enacted by the Senate and House of RE.
Prescntatfoes Of The United States of America, in
Congress assembled, That Daniel M'Cauley of
South Carolina, and Samuel Kalston of N
Carolna, who imported into the United
States. from the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland, on board the ship Anna,
captain Emory, and the ship Thomas Glib
bons, captain Rockwell, and tile ship PHI
lipsbuLg. capt. Word. certain goods, wares
and merchaudises of the manufacture of the
said united Kingdom of Great Britain & Ire.
land q which were shipped on board such
ships IN the year one thousand eight hundred
and twelve, shall be entitled to, and may
vail themselves of all the benefit, pri.
viiege, and provisions of the act, entitled
An act directing the Secretary of the
Treasury to remit fines, forteitures and
penalties in certain cases." passed the Sc
cond day of January, one thousand eight
hundred aud thirteen, in like manner, and
under the same conditions as il the said
goods. wares and merchandise had been