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4 VIII Sell On credit, exchange flr negroes.
Il valuable Landed Estate near Charlottesville Aibe
ruare, containing US OF superior quality nearly
a'i cleared, the balance gnoj tobacco Land. Wiz
tile exPence ns mi t he made most ielghfftd set
eineih for snail family it contains nany local adj
snsges seldom 60 be met wit, ~ estates aow for sale
III II,st most desirable part NJ the country br nenr
manufacturing mill, on public road hos an excellsr,
rIrl-seat uEoua neveraiiig stream aud within Gs,,
nj es OF me- gation Ny brother VIM Garland. li,;,p
ear the place, viii shsw the had to those dismissed tn
mchasc, AID make kuown the terms---or p letter all
= esscd to the Subscriber will be atta alcd t.. Being
nxious TO sell, good bargain may be had
S. G.fRL.9NTl
lynchb'irc. Dec 4. saw5on
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IIIk .MANCIINS IEER
EYCEAWGN


FsSF1E SrtScrcrs beg leave to inform their friends
and the public generally, that they have removed
fVin the HALFWAY House, between Richmond and
Petersburg, 10 that ccmme,lio,s house on the Nam
stree, rsA, the lc,yer etl f A!srches,er f the pur.
pose oiSeeIing iayerns and from their long expert
ence IA thai line Of bosiness, they hope and hat.er
themselves ol'ave il in their power to give genera! sa-
tsaetor to all those vino may be pleased to favour,
thcIrs with their custom Their house will he Al eli
times we'll furnished with the test OF every tiring ne
ce.sHry tor the accommodation of travellers 6rd others
who may Liessc TO call them. Their stables are
large sud Convenient, and will be consartlv supplied
wite best Of every kind of forage which the market
eru aROirI--wt' good and attentive hostlersAll Of
Which Ill be i,iirishsd reasonable rates as the
markets viii admit.
These gentlemen vino have business in Rclinord
and think proper leave their horses in ouT stables,
NAV rest assured that every and attention will t
aid to them. they have also procured lot for the
urhose 0fturrug horses in. o..
Boarde Shy the week, mouth oryesr, win be thank
fully recciyodby GEO. 8ECGJHY x
ELIZA A. POWELL.
n. u. The IIonse is asis doy, open for The re-
ceptnn Of company Dee. T. 81
WANTS t.4,lt'fI3X MINI,
4 Young Man, who writes good hand, ani i, welt
acquainted with tne mercantile business-sr,isf,o-
tory recommendation can be had
flec 4 oavo,x
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l. o S T..

FROM TIE OFFICE OF THE MIL
STfGE,
I'm the e3l Of Get. lat, a Blq;k leather covered
3; lrn, brass nailed with the letters f. IL ON tho,
top contrasting sundry articles 1 cO:ing, documents II
my proceedings US Quarter Mister to detscment OF
NhB'na Militia called into the service, in September
last under the eommsu Of Coouc Wii.ian,s Allen az
me LIST kcst anita patent or ioT hundrc acres OF
land, 10 the st,ie oil Oio being in part of N,i,arv
Land Warrant COR foir thousand Scres belonging C,
The legeteca of Tho'. RuiFn dcc'i.AN persons are
l"rwa'n'' from purchasing the said pAtsn; soad i; be
exposed to sale.
wehty Dollars will be paid by me, no any person
who will deliver the said trunk and ats contents i,
SnrT'y County, or by deoitins it at the Office OF the
Enquirer, 80 get it again.
FaA1CIs RrrFIN.
zee. !. epiw
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CHARLES SOJIHGATE,

CHARLES SOU1HGATE.
y -hYINti nov declined teaching Music has laid in
Il AZ low us Tic times would allow aud Will sell ar
coi!ingly-
s.uins, ie,antnca, sarsaotp ard Persians, Of various
colnrs,
Linen and cotton cambrcs, do. .
Aicr;no, silk, cashinne, cloth and coton shaw.y
Sik, cotton AMI worytcd stockings
Auck:lin, besver, .ni and sill, slovs,
Linen aHG cotton sli-tnss and meetings,
Russia diaper and 'iue table linen,
Blankets and furniture calico,
es,iug corduroy, pesse cloths, flannel and Mapped
c0.tUns,
Sewing SIX thread, cotton balls, worsted Bindings,
tapes ana b.n5ns, t.
Tortoise she'll, ivory and horn combs,
Tooth, haii and comb brushes,
5ciss;irs thiInbcs, pins and needles,
Military soshes, feathers and buttons
ilan cost and vest buttons both plated & hard metal
SILK anbrelas--To roiich .Noiice,
MARY SOU1TIGATF,
Begs leave aid ier thanks to the public Tor past "a
vors aHd respectfully informs the la,es of Richmond
aud Manchester, well as her country crstomers-
that (eNeept.ng box Of Straw Dmlnets which may he
expected shortly size has received the whole OF
her late purchases in Phiia elpia and baltimore
.on,lnising every fashionable article In the Millinery
Lone, winch she also will sell as low as tie tunes will
Ai,6W. Dee 8. ~
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november "a.
GOi.VG CYE9F FOX C.3fjI.

UUA0fU tiJI-.II i JIS NOJIJ.f.
EtiAS Y. LACH!aiHs, ne;Hiy opposite the raglt
= 4 tav, ~, offers for sale the following articles
very retoeesl prices, viz:
First chop iieaskin Grea; Coats, Frcci,s Suronts,
Dress Goats, Nests, Piaoos &e made IN the latest
STYLE.
N. u. Re requests those who have claims asans,
hG,, TO p,ocent them far settlement, on before tire
18th day nj peccthcr nexL--fie likewise begs those
'.-dted to him, to cali and discharge their bills,
circumstances compel him to- arrange his affairs
Nov. Is. Tor
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BY THOMAS RITCHiE. I
NOTICE..

/;lnatian Raymond 81 John r.. Ihllcrd.
EEAVlNG purchased the StoeS q, ib,r,, jackson &
Z Co. and taken their oil stan in Il. street, sign
The cocS'd hatute,.d continuing ia that line of hu.
Sues heretofore eonduc,edby b. J. x under the
in OF
RAYMOND G, EILIARD.
hey have Just received groi ,ssor tnent Of Wool
H;t, and daily il, ey -cutton receiving new
SUPPL III Fine Hats OF various qualities, Hat Trim
ninas, &c.
T. RAYMOND,
]. Is. HILLARD.
Fcs ,uhcr Oh ~
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TO REAnrpS

Or. Jennings Advertisement of the vir..
tues OF tne Portable Warm Bath, will be
i"nnd on our Last Page. There is little
Quot that jIdi2iois use of this Machine,
VII IN cer.ain Cases where the strength
's-no too much pr rated. b founo service
a'e u the patient. Its IN ELEGANT prepa
rSt'on 6. the Hot Ra h Ca our T ri Page
we have pr nted the 3 and last s se ech Of
Mr. Holmes in The S.ratc OF Massachusetts
1t is his Chefd'Oeupre
IL 10 NJ. Wiista rarter, Cnot P1rker1 who
POSSESSES the Chinese Sn k Stone, iaeiy advertised
IN this psper,J at Cabtr Point. 5u,r.y County -
There Is no reasoning sesinst facts Let the Soe.
wonder or tie tync 'cof-the virtues Of this specie,
beyond the reach OF dOuot
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LAST NIGKIos MAfL.

The Articles which follow. preser. IN
the clearest lights, the Shirt of the French
and the small Symptoms ofPeace. unlcss.
indeed, that sfpit should erfort Peace :
PARIS Dec. %.
All the accounts from Assoe K Franche
comte, announce that at the first signal of
the enemy's invasion, The sentiment Of ma
tionai honor & of the common defence of rho
country, has united ali Frenchmen. The
cry, 10 arms has resounded from all marie
Military men, whose services had evolved
nave rallied, and thrown themselves into tbs
cities t" defend its approach. It ipoos";
bic to TIA J words tc depiceure the enibnS;
asm widoh the arrival Of the Column sf Cas-,
airy Commanded by Gen. MiIhaud, has ey
cred Ia the department Of Upper Rhine :
his impulse CT municates ;tS-If to all
POINTS few days longer and the whole ~
france WIZ be raised, ana the hour e ri
uinph is about to be sounded --Nnrne ro,,.
bodies are advancing from everv side tb.
enemy viii have to combat our arms srd
the whole nation Suited under thu q de- -
its sovereign,
Parts. 3brh Decrrber.
ifepiy of His Imperial aud RayaI Maise,,
to the hddgess'votej by the Conservs,;.,,.
Senate on the I'D. Of Becenber a,d ~.
sented tbis Gay with the usual form oad
SrFeiDonic
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JNME FRF0L7

nc nisH God 4"'i9 2 Srcet, Rich,no,a
K . 70 Teee'y'ng, ant oH'rs ior ssfe. IN 500.
RY, &c &c - N"O|'IhO.N CE-
2p tons Bsr Iron, trsorted. ''''rteo SECS,
io' doz' D. = double prime seytbe BisJs, 10
90 doz. do oras. se1ib ..d oehss vide, 70
inehss vide, 'o"t aud
$50 doz' hrst qusEty warranted ws..;. ;,
Sol, 81 snd 4. and ssa'ng Hoes,
50 doz. Spades aud Shovel
10 tons o. Castings aqr9,ttJ
500 us. Ogst wicked Turkey OIL s,ou
10 and Upverds o"e, sc per
90 gaHo1s Sp rits I Tor epf;os
so snd 4horsc p a,ocE Oh.
Is parof smiths, Rs1o,. Us
'smithF Anyls, Wees. &c &e 'Per'er qosliys
All OF which he is dcisrmioeJ =, ,,u
sibies 49, leo 90 sfiI Sc low as Dor.
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L4TEST FRO.u BEB1,TTD ),

The Russian ship ST. Nicolas, capt. Clason, arriy.
ed at New. London on Wednesday evening last from
Gottenburg. via Bermuds in 10 DAYS from t,e fst'
ter port. Passenger, capt. II. B.cketson, who IN.
formed us, that he let Bermuda on the a2t #
februsryi Csptsin Rieketson further inform :
ms, uist i've sail Of the line and two f,i.ai ],
were IN that port The Golsh, rszce, was tbe ouly
man Of filling for ses. Provisions were 60 :,
scarce and dear. excepting -four, which was IL J,i,
lars. Supplies for the navy we're also very scsres
About 500 American prisoners remained 81 Harm
o. who 1T was rePorted) we're shortly to be sent 10
Admiral Sir J II. Warren had no, left bermuda
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SACKETT,s HARBOUR

We have seen a letter from Sockets
Harbour, dated the first inst. stating that
during the winter the crews ofthe u. States
vessels at that place had constructed TWO
FORTS, under the direction of capt. Crane.
VINO was lett in command during the absence
Of modore Chauncey. and that ther
would have defended the place had it been
attacked. Much credit is therefore due to
the naval commanders, officers aud crews,
for their readiness to plough the land as
well As the Octan, in defence Of their coun.
try rights. ----Nat. HdU,
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A letter to the Editor of the Arms. dated Of
saeSe.ts Harbor On Thursday, Gays the enemy
lost IN their late into this state $40 and
odd rDsa by dsssrtcn. This fast il placed hey ond
uouo'. Our letter confirms the destruction OF th-
boats at the Freneh Mills, and the ospturs of 900
barre.a ct Provisions by the enemy and in,imates
that the latter Iight and ousst 10 have been pre-
vested. sH1ny A, o,s
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po,t or Rooto, nn,rnho

-. : = y " 1JVFtUN, A'ItI7tV y.
ne Sw. Consul Gen. at Wa,h,ngton, has
"rit'en TO the Vic. Coas in tbs tow :, un
re" date ct The ID. ins'. stating to him ha the
Secretary of the Treasury would issue or
ders Immediately to the coll lctors through
ont the u. States, to permit neutral vessels
arr1vu.s at port ct the U. States (o.he.
than their destined pors) in distress, for
want OF provisions or by contrary winds. to
proceed 70 the nearest seaport. provided
they do not break bulk and that the men,
trail vessel now in the Vineyard will be per-
mitied TO proceed to New Bedford.
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i'ng hard, the boat, in returning from tie
p &c, swampes. BY which accident Capt.
N een and Mir. Patterson, I Salcr, prize
IN 'sters, and two other prize masters, or
inaster's mates were drowned. Having no
boats, laid BY her two days. when they IN I'D .
ram and took oit the Ihen who were lief,
on board the prize, and Sc. her adrift.
nm she captured light slocp, and sent
acs, into ST. Fhomas, with the prisoners.
Ahe D'omede has brought in SIS prison.
ers, and has about IS OF her own crew on
board.
A Barbados paperis on board the priva-
teer schooner Diomede. arrived at Salem
Yesterday morning. which mentions the ar
rival At tina, place. os the French frira,.s
Hrefhuse and amethyst, captured by "a
and frigate.
me British are building at St Johns. on
inc .. John's river, = ship to carry so guns.
L hey nave at that place the Is h regiment
~ 'ts fuii complement, & great number
~ seamen C marines. They appear deter
mined to have the superiority IN Lake
ohamplain the ensuing Spring, & we believe
nttie effort is making by our government to
prevent this result. On Lake Ontario our
rulers Continue their preparation, 20 have
tue mastery. PhitadeLfthia Paher.
NETWORK, March il
Is5rfrdet oF a letter from Prou5enee X. l.
9oted on Friday Morning asr.
1--WE have news from NEWPORT, that the
Constitution frigate has taken slo % of
war. and that she has arrived a. New
port"
British Hostages. Thirty British Officer
hostage are on their way. from Massachu.
sets to be confined in the New Prison,
Arch street, Philadelphia. Dem. Press
Ertract ofa letter from .,meha Island.
dated ed February, 1914.
Thew feel the effects Of the embargo
very severely here there is about fifty sail
OF shipping here which vii principally be
forced to take in ballast. Several sailed
from here already. Flnuris S25 per barrel
other things in proportion Office at $40
to Si2. and on the rise. Dry Goods in a.
oundapce. They would starve here if /,
was not for the small supplies Struggled O.
yer.
The embargo law strictly observed, will,
believe. have a serious effect on the Bri.,
tsh Islands. which hope will bring them
70 terms.-There are several runaway a.
mericans mere, which are disgrace to any
nation, and more iuiI-ica. to the United
States than any other people,"
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Office efthe ,N.rubort .Jie,eary,

,r,.tn 'IUh'Isy EVeAng, March ?.
the frat instant. '-
Arrived this day, Spanish brig ST. Pc, e,p,. Ma.
gua, 80 days from Hsvshna.-Msrch 81, of the
Delaware, was boarded by the Nsreissus friyate
caps L9mleJ, who made the following endorse sae h,
Pursuant to IN order from Sir J. II. Warren.
Admiral ofths Biue, and commander in chief Nc
nc. These are to certify. that have boarded the
spanish brig st Pho, and warned OF all the ports in
..e r., U"tea states OF Americs being under q state
/" bISskade, except sNeWPort and Boston. Given
under MY hand, on board ". NJ. ship Nsrcis,us. on,
the Delaware, March %, 1914"
J. b. LUMLEY. Cant
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JosEra II. HAWKINS, is elected a Re.
preventative in the Congress of the u S.
tro'n the state OF Kentucky, to supply die
vacancy accustomed BY the resignation OF
Henry Clay.
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BLUE LICUTs

NJ - eoIgefsed with gentleman -yho fs,
LONDON on Saturday isst-he infnrn,ed -. "-'t
on me thursday evening preceding, thers S.s .'st
that place, considerable sorm OF g, -. "as 81
in" .e nppsaranse of he aiher bong ab
issued an order, requiring all off ,rs ~ ea'nT
repar, without delay, on ad ;heir respe,t;,. -. "
se's- Shorty alter, BLtE LIGHTS 49, YES
up } Se rooSes from Long POINT, aud ,,nc Wn
osa's he seDtsmsn from uhe.n .''s o'.t
n"r'aon' p 'h'y saw the Lights and stst
amy were ans~rei dy three heeyy guns ro, ,ns
tb.. No. 'Hsmy At iterysis Of about zen u mute.
-, !n't'er informed, by an officer fr,;,
sort ruIsh,l' that t'.s lights were contsea J,a
-.-s-.--- Nat .9fy .5y.,cb -
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J. b. LUMLEY, Capt.


JNbruieh, Conn. .iInrrh 9.
=, CON- becatur, squadron hiss dropped down the
Thames 5 or miles The squadron now lies about
miles from New-London harbor
The biocksIIing squadron consists Of tb- Vi.,oa;
ou' and La Hosue, frig te, and one or two anal.
Ter vessels. ~
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

he election in the state a N. Hamp
sp're took place on Yesterday week, for
governor and state officers. PLuNEE the
RepubAcan, GILMAN the Federal Candi-
date. We have heard from several towns
IN which the votes were as follows:
PLuMEs. GILMAN
In Portsmouth, no 4l9
In IS other towns, 249l 1864
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TIE SENATE

Have not yet decided th- nomination Of Co.
vernon Megs to the Office of Postma.ter-G neral
!" are Inclined to believe t.at the rumor VIII on we
noueed, a. having assigned certain constitutional
scFupes rs the ground Of reference Of that
uon to committee, was incorrect. .Nd. Lat
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FOR RENT

IND fo8scsaoH igiUen hnnsdio,efy,
a ONE Story Wooden House, AZ nresen, .oo.,r.
! v pied, aud two dUors below the contt.boose. =
For terms enquire u
J., JOSEPH.
@gsni fer IG.e6 T. Cohen
%"ssch AS 81
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March 10.
FOR r. %T

I7S " f s,;!,,S giveh on tle IL ,r11o,,
"A near the C6ptol. Trims mai family,
pea,,on to JSne' Wsrre at his Pjntpp Rom +p
March TO-
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8 OI


We hope these rnajorities augar a COM
lpiete triumph OF Republicani,m over the
Boston Federalism which has lately pre-
vailed in Ncw-iiampshire.
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SQlGS az difctloD-

Nv Monday the e,,: inst At 10 o,e,o.t
~ PreWi:e, viii b sold, snet Tfs'r.,, on inc
no LOTS or H. ,5ND.
cont ming each 10 asres being port Of ~; ,,,o.-
nm,Grr S,'a oy MIR: ..s%ph H. Mayo on the WIN.
IN Mr. Mayos plan by the Nos and s. 'iAneo
eImS-o One Thousand dollars oasb---ond ,h,
mainGsF on 90 days credit, TO be sst;.S,c,o,, WE
March 10. = O'fF N. jr.
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Nesv-York, .gfxch 12.

JNesp-Y0rk, March ~.
Capt III. B!sckler, who srrivei 1T some Eastern
port, INFORMS, that Bri6sh Ga, armed en- flu.e,
with $500 tons Of provisions bound to B-r,uuds,
been captured and destroyed by two Frensh fri.
safes.
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CayI;sk u, .jIa,oL 4

n M N"Ffsc. u sHITUU
Va "Wednesday sfternoon msreh=d from this to yn
she quota OF troops under the requis,iien of the o.
St.tss government, and the orders of Coz. Sny der
q sol, the compliment from Cumberland comfy
Their appearance was truly martial, and their sp.
rits snimatng They were all volunteers, S outer,
harder Dor better locking troops have no, passed
through this place ON any oecsson.
The same day arrived bout 100 United States Ca.
vary, belonging to Capt. Littiejohn's command.
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Hnlki,,,o-c .r,rcb

~, BdNiNto"c, .;ldrCh 70.
The privateer schr. Comet. Boyle, OF thus pert,
has been capture 10y the B,iiisa freste Surprise
aud sent into 81. Thomas
ne sehr: DsIlle, Daniels, oftbis port has arrived
at New-Or.esns frt.n Bordeaux. C.ptured two
rti'h vessels on the passage, laden with Dry ooIs
nc. one of which she DESTROYED.
IN, CoDte House Hooks1
ne mone' restored We are informed that Pc
remptery orders have arrived to ti. Collector nj h
fork to deliver up the spec belonging to the Bos.
ton Banks which he seized some time since offtse
ground that the transportation Of money eastward bv
an vas breach OF the embargo, and tl,st he has
given it up accordingly. 4. Tost.
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A DUEL.-We understand ;ha. duel
was fought on Saturday last, near BIadens
burg. between lieut.. Hail. aud lieut.. Hoo
sins, both OF col. Carberry's regiment At
the second fire. lieut.. Hopk;ns received
the bali from his antagonists pistol, in the
breast, and expired i'm aediateiy.
fleIan6Tia Hsrald-16h.
from cur Correshondere Ut Uashinsfon
March IL.
The public indignation has been much
excited for a few days past by the arrivs,
here OF one or the two brothers Messrs,
Lew:s's in the neighborhood Of their friends
and relatives, alter a thirteen ycars' ha I'd
service, and extraordinary bad treat nent
from impressment and fast holtling in va.
rious British men of war. They are ne
phe~s to our departed hero Washington
and MIR. JIhn Lewis has obtained srnn the
government a Sailing Masters commission
IN one OF our sHiPs of war on the lakes.
His story is very interesting one, an
more personally affecting TO him self, being
often and unmei c'fuly logged, at times
with dozens OF lashings and once g ,egsd
through fieet, condemned 70 receive 500
lashes--but tainted. and was reti we'd from
haH the sentence, and was finally discharg
ed FROM his ajssty's shi p of war the Il; Sc
on the 10th February, 1912. His affecting
detail OF suherings viii shortly be made
known TO the public, aui ought to be 2
theme OF eXecration from gone OF our CON.
erosion al ora tors--ib
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DOMESTIC wARE.HotJsE

- 7Vhr|itt8ER has opsned . r,,-,...,.
a." 1, Ill on'e lew doors above Brow '% 1.
srppy Of Do Sra Sv d Es, constantly arfs
S:tn', StIjpes Cha7biy, Cilansesb ""ishsn $,
9hruhg Sheeting, Diapers, u nifty sn5 rtIh,ss'is,
wS VIZ s"I h. 'gGnFy 9;her articles the Dac,e ,
Pers MS wishing 10 he surn,is p ,ii Paper
by applying to '''uf'fg priees
March 10. oELLONG.
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NORFOLK March 1k

a EAUNCH.--A vessel, constructed bv
Messrs. Dyson e Porter, OF, this ~ lce, was
iauiiche q from their ship yard in Portsmouth
on "a urday last. and called the NIikiaD,
Jones" IN compliment 10 the present Sec
rotary OF the Navy. This vessel is about
$50 tons burthen, is to be brig rugged, ard
buht for a crui2er. In the improvements in
Naval Architecture, our town can produce
as TAR specimens AS are to be met with in
any part OF the world aud it is The onin :
ION OF all tie cOnnoisseurs who have exam
med the Z" William Jones'" that q more. 81
eSant model, or. q more faithful piece Of
workmanship Cannot be produced, and that
for fast sailing aad strength, few vessels of
her class can equal her. RryGld,
Came UP yesterday, in flag. CgRlai1
Ctnnte. who WAS lately captuTed in the bay
and passenger in the schooner Flash. from
Port au-Prince. taken off New York
They report that the Armide and Lacrdo.
Man fr,gstes. brig ani two scaoonrrs.
went up tn bay on Monday ; the Albion &
Dragon, oi guns each, remain in Lynn.
haVen-Bay.
HE enemy have lately placed q buoy on
the Middle Ground, another on the Horse
shoe, and another on W,lioughby's Point
IL is believed they intend shortly to Come IN
to hampton Roads. Orders are said to
have been received from England, directing
that no more American prisoners are to be
set on shore, without an equa. number of
British prisoners being SeEt OF in exchange
BriGadier General CaAMsERLA1x, ar
rived here yesterday. aud takes Com nand
OF the army at this place, Lcdper.
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Ert-oet GA I-.ter for F1d,hinmau r. y

Ert-oes en- ritter. f,oo: H1Tdshitman z. "
I4ut;ck, irri=e r4as'er of,tae British n j.
1ctcer schooner tfars, cehtured 6v me
u. S. h'fSs Rofttaacke and RnteY75re,
fothe Hccrefary .fE:t Navy, DARED
"Niim nston, n. CT Msruh 7, 1874.
SCI have the honor To iniorm you that
arrived at this place last evening, in the
prize schr. Mars. late an English prva
teer, of Nassau. n. p captured on the 90
uit. by the u. ). briggs K it,lesnatc * I'm
terprize. The Mars is an American built
vessel. copper bu,tomed and copper fasteu
ed, sails remarkably well. About the 20
spoke an American privateer, which gave
us Information of a large English convoy
seen lying to- off tle Havanna days pre-
vious. We ma'ie all sail in pursuit. OF the
convoy when en- the 22d fell in with the
Mars, and the same day captured a small
EnSlish schooner from Nassau, n. p. load
ed with salt which we were about to ces-
troy, when the signal TO Chase was made
1t had, however, not been done when lost
sight of them.
The bill authorizing loan Of twenty
hive millions OF dollars, has been under dis.
cassion in the Senate for the two last days,
and the principal subject which has occu-
pied their attention.
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The reader will be struck with the ex
traordinary eXertions, winch, are now IN Ak
ing in France to Collect troop, for repeliine
the enemy. i: similar plan to thai of Com
miSaioners Extraordinary t. the Depart
ments was adopted DUNG the revolution.
he Allies have already violated the avow
ed neutrality OF Switzerland, pierced its con
hnes & are entering or have cred France,
1t is said, in two drections-on the route
to LYONS, and on the route to Paris. Un
less Lord Wellington should effect a juno
ton with the former detachment, he viii;
either have to retrace his steps across the
Pyrennees, or run great risks Of being Sc
verely handled.