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WI sell on cr dit. or evcbanpe for nco,,c.
y''#l =" rude. Estate ncsr charlottesville An.
liz Wv mig tn' acres OF sI1crior quality, nearly
~" 'X nee this might DC uale most del;rb,ri 80,
''er''"t tor small FIRMLY contains mans Ill -,
,S'E'' seldom a. be- met with in cqtaes row cr .t.
" LUZ W s'she nrt o the country, being near
,"Nct'Tng null on p0blr road hrs IN eel -
'"'-SN "po1 neVer f'iIing str.rn ond vi. b;, = e.
N"es ~ navigation. Nv lr0 lcr WIN Car'snJ 49,,
p7r ne place, VII hew tic lind to t,ose ienosJ ~
,, " u mag kno yn H. terns-or letter al
"''''us 70 sen, good bargain may h. had. ''"S
iyue',Jgrg, Dee . ,. s.
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PETERSDURG ACAO r5,Iy


DIN WOOD respcctfr!ly Informs he ,,tJ;o =.
~ having been a.. ctrd President Of ibs ;"; .at
Tor the next wear, We has associstei with b;ie =;
The establishment, VI" Francis Po~er of Rich ~
ior The purpose OF teaching The Greek sti, s, Fo ~
ian"nages Mr.. Power received his classical j,,;
N ireland. which lie Afterwards completed, At the III;
Vrrsty OF 'ouVaine in Bolzi;Inl and Is wen tno,'n
MOI ony m this state, hut In MaIy land for his
professor n' the languages. The variatior or IT,
i@''h h"g'i"ge tHe eminent utility or which, 10 LII
Fnown ~ every classical echoiar win be Daitcui., -,
fenced fHn the course NJ Instruction.
J. W. having disposed ~ the rstshl;,I ,o,,,4 r -
''"r"r va devote 'he whole # his attention. av,,,
sWcN TO 'hr P"r-rsaurc Acaicmv IT,, H..
"ii"h he purposes himsr'f tn tracl are no,e or ,,,
,' ana ino'al pli'rso; ry, 'hc various lgnrhes 81,
Mathematics, Surveying, Navigation AMI C.,o..ronb,,
a I"f1'oa of the day wit eieo he eTn-lsyrd n &
sur ton ~ tire ar If Drawing ari .'s,ntiyp -
"'"'hr 'eaciler ~i!l he engaged for tb, ,,,,,ro 90
snt"!'en''os t''r F'riish classgs and tbnse nf ,
ihg, arithmetic and ool-keer;nge "
ne S"nin"tv VII omen on Monday the on or lam.
arv. n nirc n'-iocl ir the rr,D-,irr w - ''u-
Fees OF tuto,, ten doars be-; nra-icr. ,,.;1, ~
Va re- - i"'' ''' P"d N ad-
N =, .,NV 'onng ge~tie'rer, cna,Ga IN inqtr,,o,
v't' in Ire English bnguagc, wiring ,,;,t,ro~,ic anJ
'-tetpnE, and iyeliu.d to,tndc,rote &c lore &C
'"S'cPS'Tifcnt, IS reou4sed ~ rnak~ rrrec, al ,1
aI"N ~ 'nc J. icrs'uiV Ac1ierpv where he rooy hs
W. y, '"r,- ~ me terms Of engagement.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-27

l't'N TON, lS'C.f
4 gentleman in Cheshire county, y. H.
thus writes to his brother IN this town:
The committee having waited on TIE
honorable MIR. West to inform hiEl Cf his aD
pointment as 2 Delegate to the Hartford
Convention, this venerable Patriot glve
in substance this answer -" AS the southern
people have threatened to hang althe Dele
gates who shall dare 20 appear in Hartford !;
rs l am far advanced IN life, have thought
IL incumbent upon me to accept the appoint
inent, that the pubic may not t. deprived
Of g more useful citizen should the threat be
carried into execution
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BuRI.1NcToN. ". Dec O

We learn from nrquestio,ab.e authority.
that the enemy are preparing to build anoth-
er iieet at st John S and Isle-auX- Ncix. -Four
large frSa.es and several smaller vessels, II is
SAID, are contracted for, and to be built and
ready tor the lake service early next spring.
he enormous price of dollars per day is If
tered American carpenters to work on these
vessels. We are happy to learn that only a
few wretchcs are found base enough to accept
of this offer.
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ANDREW JACKSON
Mi. Gen. Condg.

Among the strangers now at the Sea. of
Government, we recognize With much plea-
ure, Maj. Gen. z. B. P3Rrtp, the citizen
sd er, whose conduct duriny the list cam
Paign on the Niagara has sis,.n him valid
claim to the high honors his country has be-
slowed IN him.
Generals John -StRosERr S7vAnrwour,
Col. FENwICK and other distinguished Off
oers OF the army, are also amongst Us, aud
Gem. LEWIS of the navy
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ANNArnr1s Dec &C

Upon the return OF the British frisate Me
ne!aus down the bay on Sunday last, she came
to anchor nearly opposite this city, where she
continued for the night. While at anchor ne
groes to the amount of between 90 and 80,
the'propcrty Of different individuals in this CT
ty and neighboriiood, went off to her & were
taken down the bav.
Yesterday Iohn H. Ihon.ca, esq. WAS nom
mated IN the House of Delegates as Senator
To represent this state in the Senate of the u.
). tor years, commencing the 4th of March,
1915.
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ours respectfully,
S.i4lIL. TGPLIFF.
IT11.ruerv1tts. (C,oNn4e 81

Mn 'EUGEvfLLe, (Gco Dec ri.
4 letter has ',c.,i received b, Col ia,yan,- from
Cen Jaokson states fi'a the Sparisr,ls opnnsoI lis
entry into Pensaenis With GREAT oslacv. ..yine to
storm their works and beine exposed after entering
tbetownto Calling hre from the inis hitants III the
tops OF houses and other secret places, our loss must
have been greater tiau We lH'i ne first supposed
few days will probably relieve anSi4y o. t,s head
The treOps At Fort Hawkins enjoy eye. lieut. hrah
only eneor two he,'non the SEX list. They are cx
l'ectcd to lnalc ior MOBILE IN The Ot ts week
.IbfffuqL
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From mr. corrcsb2ndc1f,
Boston Gazette once, s,atur- }
day Evening, December H.

The frigate Constitution, captain Stew ,rt,
sailed this afternoon at two O'clock. add pas
sed the light house about four soon af,cr
hove too and discharged her plot. and then
stood east with fine brceze.-Reports are,
that a ship Of war [uninownl was seen from
Lynn this afternoon, Constitution then in
sight from our harbour. Some say she VII
60 20 Provircetovn to attack the Newcastle,
i'll that barber others. that hcr intention is
to proceed Immediately to SCI. we think the
latter most probable
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-27

J9scth ter IS elected Senator Of The u.
s. from the state of OHIO, vice Thos Worth
lngtOn, resigned.
the legislature ofKen. arc now in session.
". Z. Barry was chosen Speaker of the II.
oi Representatives. Senator is t. be cho-
s'n FROM that state, vice G.. ~ BIBD, resign
cd, for which Office there are several caudi-
dates
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TO THE. EDITOR
WAsaISG'rAN, De 81.
Dear ST.,


Some Of your friends here feel little sore
'Hher some ~ yonr sentiments, conveyed through the
moF"l'n'' 'oaS's t:orrd Remarks, nc On the sub
Jectn money, we have been setulousy engaged from
ohrirst meeting and Save organic H. and nearly c,,r
INTO The forms law. system which we thirk Viii
pro'uce unwa''s If 90 millions of internal taxes there
has been VERY inti= hincing an tbcs. 81, i cts
airorg the Eepib'ra"s and sotne Of The Fefl.-sl
mcinrcr have voted tor most ar the also " is
true we have been in Session, 3 months Lrt M man
HclliSlntcd val, the mole nf ineelay ia s,;ch bolt
"a me tWo''onses oTt .oagrse, will exnect measures Of
s'ich deer interest have act nnon t be rssstI
f'"ec'p'tae'' Consider the nature of our sitqaon ut
I ~ place ai'nfraai ION, = her CO pmer.si .r
c'i'n'ri, sneis' or rantSctUripe, must be. drown
Tfn distance. 49, II vs. received, III the veri-,..
G. m ter stSO lie community must b. con sui, "A
and Iftr'iif zach way a n make n4r ,cas.as ~
per r. with IS nirh irtcc sad equality as porsihir-
~ the subject Ct Bank, o.. ere wei, ACQUAINTED With
an we circumstances connected with the subject
w'lehrhakes tone nfp"c,iiigr |i'h.',,. and eni,ar
asnfent Ia many members. The srhioct IS now be
orc rs, ard i-~ot IN riy power sav what will he
us tate. hayo ought own rand 70 , ,,p.,,n,a
tioa 70 vote for it, hing strongly Impressed With the
opinion that - IS "oJr r-ceasryand rr,-, whatever
tn0y have been Heretofore. J think the c,pitsl ton
Hgi ana do not approve oi ''s component parts. but
all were to vote against measures the ,etai of which
tioy Ito not entre., approve, measure would be a.
donte'i IN house Ike this. o., the subject Of rrer
much the most dificuit and delicate of anC we have
also done something. We lave ex tended the pro,is;-
'hS Of ile recruiting law in such way, will add ia
'ne opinion oi good judges, much to its efficiency Uncn
this subject, mean recruiting the public iabors under
some incorrect IDEAS, rs y7ellas members OF tie
government mean oi the legislature The nutnl,.rs
recruited within the last nine months, sre hat
it' snort ~ thirteen thousand There is gos reason
To say that the greatest nrnher recruited il the Brit
ish domiions, nearly doubling or population under
circumstances Favorable to the rerrtiuy service
s"Sreei, ever exceeded fourteen thousa. d er annuu
d'i'ns the hate war--There is much differences. ut opi
mon on me Scn'tcs tw" years militia hl ia this house
we sent if'eS with SOME amendments the .ns-
T. rial ot which related the term of service we srb
i'tne one fox two years. T!e Senate returned the
hi, 'a2reeins tn our amendment Nc have insisted
ami committees al conference app imtcd. We
congress, are lahnuig un.'r heavy eens,ire from aIl
quarters. We have no iouht deserved sO,ne ,e,lr,ps
mrch hi' the public nn-i,ttn Know the truth AMI we
arfen',i' r. the benefit OF the cid MAXIM Ftat lstit
etta'n didGvio.
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TIN UN7JEHST5;-IEJ1--

~ GROES, to VII .-Mcn Svon.o,, lew. . ai =,
'r''' that have general, bcen c,r,,loyeJ as boi.,.r
N'h'i--oc ut the men, rood black smith h Io,,,.
TO ,''e '.ie'e flarcs I.vl., decd 'e'"S
H'o. ne W'I' rent, fr tn 'rane perio3, I've Tene-
ments IN This t"wn, well slibd e. The accommodates;
Gf smali families Jt1iT,S HRANnFD' "''o'
Bgcai l- l,vj Crahopa. = rcc,r or
harrhes'er. nee g7 20 acc Z"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-27

fohM AHS MI neraons from trading or ree,a;v,-,
- "n "SS,gnmr"t of lo'd exccn;cd hv nvs.yc VII,
w; lake, secretary 70 .'ohn Secc, actas exrs,,
" u, i''b,"s ~ deed, dated obout the 95' OF
'c'ohcr last, ard PAYABLE n six monks from, ,b. It
"",o1,''ng o'h1ut one hundred dollars as .m i.t
n'ned no. to pay the said bond unless COMPEL. d l,y
~. S49;E. LE.7XE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-27

Nllryland FedcrohHw.-The Resolution of
John II. Thomas, (the 7yould-6e U. s. Sena-
toT) in the Legislature IF Maryland IS in di-
rect accordance with the Convention of
harttoril.--It shows the frantic and deadly
spirit ~ opposition which actuases these men.
a OH which only extends the serv. &c OF the
militia to ! months Is " arbitrary & uncon-
stlIutional"-anG every State according to J.
H. - Is TO take L? arms s, protect the !ii,cr-
lies Of its Citizens
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Il Dnri. d.cd aroncs .bo n...L .'o1D1

Il DIRK iced 7coocs Mc DIRK.
Y : said, that the Hartford Convention si.s
with closed doors. Ifth'se men were cnga-
g'di any constitutional, FRY and legitimate
oblec', they would dare t;c day--But ike
midnight conspirators, they are plotting in
the dark.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-27

There appearing to be some uisapprehen-
sion with respect to Major General SCOTS
command. we have taken the necessary
means to ascertain tho facts the General,
tor the present. will have command in chief
not only in this G+th] district but in the
10th district, over which he has lately SO
satisfactorily exercised military command.
FhU Den Press
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PriLADgLrHth. De-. 81.
We understand that company has been
Gorns m Baltimore, for establishing a new
Line Of StesH-Joa.s and Sst3-s 70 Israel's Old
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tVAsr1Nc1oN. Dec. e

I'M
The Tax Bills have now all passed the
II use of Representatives. -. Two of them
have passed the Senate. and the remain
der are in progress. The friend of an en-
ereetjc and vigorous system OF taxation
will soon have no reason to complain, as they
have recently done, Of the mcrtness OF Con-
eress. '.t. e.
The Senate have, for two dave past, had
10 ratetiaI business before them.
The BANK hill is expected - come up to-
ray rife House Of Representatives, x 70 be
speedily decided.
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On Friday last tie National Bank Bill was
taken up in the II. ofR.-Mr. Ciopton NOV
cd 70 'ike out the 1st Section, to try the
fate OF the bill---he vas consci nt'ously &c o.
pinion that Congress had no riytt to incorDo-
rate the Bank.--Thc motiun was last, AYES
-, Noes lit is hard osay what will vet
be the fate Of the bill.
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NAw-Yorx, D.c.e, ,
l'ues.iay. (n,on

S,i'c9, This morning the p;iya,eer Clascnr capfain
Boyle on c'1i,ze ship Essex Junior, for Franco
and severa; others, bJund to E.uope and southern
ports.
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~ O T'IC z

n O = 9 2.
'sNiE A"a'cc'c Nar'1ine, and Pnrt Folio ii,, r.
ce'rh@r arr rrcei' Subscriber, viii nr.se
call for ,hci~~rrnLers 'N'0
n o. Subscribers 10 ether or lie above ,rols r,-
'hc present wear, will ht considered ss such l the
sung, =" '-'' "ncc IS SVEN tothe contrary he,r. the
first Of January "'
n J'E7,ER coT'T0.K.
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Hdlimo"e, Dee. p.
1,EEzL, N q = ALLAEL w -


On SAiur!ay list, Immediately after ti. recent of
information II ANNAPOLIS tia, tli CoN-cu,rrin~ KfLL
|d pafstd t'ie House Of Rcprcsen, ,,i,es of tire = &
e lioN ing suited order ei IT, the House. Of
bc1tgtes oi this statr.read SECOND tnn, O., surc,q or
ar 2nd pas'ed By iars- najoi s. only ffe, mem
bers voting against It,
HOUSE OF DELEGATES, Dec. II, 1871.
'W7rH, rat the tcUnift"e apy Oiutc on 30 rnucI.
~ Zoe coGn catinn ri the Executive ~ this state ne
relates to the policy of tle general gov r,ment an,
t'e existing &c ri public a'urg, b. instructed to ro1
sllr and report what may te eo,n.o' en-,
N"u proper tor thus hor7e TO take, Dr n,sntan. the
oFefrrA rights IT this state, and protecting ;he lber
ue' - IT'S citizens AGAINST the ocrati1 " arbitrary and
unconstitutional acts OF the general government.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-27

Mills. on christina creek, IN tie rc..te to
Phiadelph'a. The capital is $4,000, and
has been taken up with great eagerness. The
agent is MIR. John Delacy, who acts under Mr..
Rosevelt's patent.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 81.
C1h5 RI G le1er from Afaj. Ger. Rndreay
Jlcksoh ~ The GoU. Of Irnnc&sec.
II. q. 7th Military District,
Tcnsaw, Nov. ii, 1914.
rp


Tensaw, Nov II, 1914.
s.R,
On ,ast evening returned from Pen
s,-oia to this place. reached that pest on
ne. cveuing Ok the 9th. On INV approach, |
ant Mi. Pierre with fac To- communicate
the object Of my visit to tire Governor Of Pen
slcola. lie approached Fort ST. George with
his Gag displayed aud was fred on Uy the
= ,unon from the fort--he returned and made
r.Dort thereof to me. Immediately went
1v;.h the Acknowledgement and the major
with p small escort, and viewed the fort, and
rmrd Il defends by both British and Span
IN troops. / immediately determined to
storm the town, retired and encamped my
troops Cor the night and made the necessary
arrange nents to carry my determination INTO
effect TIE next day.
On the morning Of the IN. ! marched With
the effective regulars Of the 3 !, 39th and 44th
irfantrv, part Of Gen. CoHee's brigade, the
Mississippi dragons, and part Of the West
Tennessee regiment, commanded by 1t. Col.
HammonAs, lcol. Lowry having deserted and
gone home and part Of the Choctaws led by
Mai. Blue, of the 59;h. and Maj. Kennedy Of
Mississippi territory. Being encemped or the
vest of & town, I calculated they would ex-
Icct the assault from that quarter, and be
prepared t1f,.se ne from tie fort, and the
f~4t.sa a~ued 1esseis, seven in number. that
s. "a The baT.
foc.'ss'sE t...s .5sa s:ut ont part Of the
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NENv npI-TAe.c

VIC turn with great anxiety tn cis section
Of tae country rom tic following lgtter -
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EhQUIRER-OE.FICE,
RICHMOND, CVA.1 DECEMBER 81, 1914.

Procrcdntrq If Congress.
The writer the following letter has not requested.
nor perhaps dri he expect, to see it :, nr.n,-br
We think IT '',e to him others Ia give. IL tia, III.
rcctor. The writer is 4 man FOR whom we IN Conn
mon with the rest OF his c"un,ryruen, em,er,s; the
hiGncst respect republican in principle All in
feeling who voted for the war; AMI has SINCE vol al
for the measures IN give il cifct-His name is with
ourselvcs-I!is letter is dcjcre the b,.JEcl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-27

va above "Fle isrort ',cl ,pT Nor.'qv he o. DIV
Of Jann'ry 1878, Wien it viii positively ,ate rrace
~. 4. s. y.
~ -. fhs
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ST. rs or E'TSTTI} -

- !. - OF FLDUR, &c.
4 Att'iCN On Saturday the OIL, inst will
Ne 7oii positively without reserve t7n0 lii. NJ
'npernr hoir. of the last vc:'s crop an.i,h. ,.t
respectable brands. Il lies NJ the Iu,ber IIc,s.. NJ
''"neS "r"%n NJ Ed varl CuH'r,pha,o On the
hs'n - The c,pnI: he sale TO COZ, ,,,.,r. -, o,
'r- 81 "cioc', and ali tn the different ,ls,.s IF
n''st i'nm'diotel, s1er. will re sold ro,irivrIv
w"nn reserve, 90 rs Cnr-pow er, single, and do,
e.sh. f'' iN'''s
0Foncu-e, Rc,'pso,, g Plecaqnts.
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Enter Boston Ga-.t.r-Locuitur.

cit is whispered, that after or 5 months
utter neglect, great expedition is to be IN
tertakcn. we viii not say where, lest the enc
my should know IT,
1t is said the militia of Massachusetts are
to be INVITED to atchieve IL without money
and provisions. The Gencralissimo selected
on this occasion, viii be generally approved f;
as he was among the principal promoters Of
the war, il is right he should have an o7pOrtn-
nitv to signalize himself. A wag. who is adj
tlicted Z, ALTERATION, remarked that the
only obstacles to its success were the want
saf -..
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"AReirn-- -, SaH''f+ ia, Is.i inst NJ. ET1;d-
F'f'1Scn, merchant c.-this CITY = he t,t,Ix .,h
and she'd Nj; ti;ns ilkYneo,, dmeht,. or
VIZ HnlA ttlinso., nf NNnrceoIa = S ",
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Arts. arms, and ability,
Courage. Conduct, anil credit,
rycp t,orrrY and merit. 80

Il VII he seen that we make no reflections
on tie militia, for gve are satisfied they sVY
II { e."
o. Massachusetts, Massachusetts -
How art thou fallen, when such are thy ora
c!es
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a,ppeHrs That the British re about ~ waLe
their attack.--ln our humble Judgment. cn no
event does the question pi Peare u H'a- now
immediately hang more than IN fhix.--If the
British are fniled at \. Orleans they may
MAKE fe'ce--is they take Vt, they may defy
ns'Nand we canno, make peace.
IMpORTAST
E;s!racf ~ letter from MAJOR Genera l1'-
IntoSh % Coz. E.yig, daied
Caup-iloIc. bee. ~. 1914
Maj Pale, arrive! a. Coz H&wkh,s's last e,e,.-
hr'nss nc o'lo %in ciigencc so or GO :,,its,
vessel: have sl"'rd "a tie Isaze lmou;t cfthe Mis-
%a's',l ''en Jackson et marched Tor Nrw- Orleans
IN in'a,r, i'"''n all Quarters OF hiI District weee
mr'c' ''S In ~ save direction
NJ Hue Ct 3oth. WITH asnrt f'iccn or s;,,ec,
n7n"r'i hc'intcd men. Choe,a,ss. Chi e.s.s.ws mi
e-ss' ''e;e 70 "ll"c', thu lirs, iS, Tor A,a,cei
,-''' ~ pr@m M the Re- Sticks ard t.ic ,.I.s 1t
Csfy o' dc. Stats army a'd a.. associates thr..
men, woman anil chill, p'ssnc ~ " stvnrii- are.
"''s"g-- Y '-ti Fort Jaehe'r ~ water Tn va,
nian end ehi'd have since been massacre, !, ,he
streets at Pensacola. having o,;y time To sta. ,s,
she was ct tbs party, and tat Tie rnen we're killed.
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1Foncu-e, Roltnson &, Flccaqnts.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-15

Portsmouth, ~. II. Dec. 5.--Ar. privatecr
sch. Macedonian, Townsend, from cruize;
has captured FIVE prizes, 2 OF them given
up TO prisoners.--The following were de-
slroyed ;--Bs'itish brig louisa, from Ber-
anuda for Halifax, cargo 5000 bushels salt,
and 30 boxes TN took out the latter, and
set her on fire. 2oth Nov. captured British
brig Britannia, fine new vessel, cargo 1919
tons timber and 600 slaves, from ST. Johns
for Liverpool took off her sails and rigging.
and set her on Eve. 2stn, captured Bcl'isn
ship Sir Edward Pellcw, Capt. Ks!Iie, Of 3o7
tons, guns and l9 men, from 0reenock
bound 20 81. Andrews, in ballast, coppered 10
the bends, took out few articles, and scut-
tied hor. The Macedonian sailed from Bcs-
ton Nov Ia, and during her cruizc has made
so y ,saoe $, and hnueh IN %
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned, two Of the commissioners ap
4 pointed by he act of Congress passed on the
thirty first of March, one thousand eight hundred
and fourteen, entitled act providing for the in
Identification of certain claimants of public lands in
the Mississippi territory" hereby, according to the
Junctions OF the said act give notice to all whom
II may concern
nat the commissioners appointed by the said act
van meet on the first Monday in January next, at the
cHy OF Washington, as by the said act is direcieds
Tor the purpose then, soon thereafter may
pe prasucable, of adjudging and determining upon
'ne sufhcieney OF all such releases, assignments and
powers as may be executed and deposited in the
Office OF the Secretary of State, in conformity with
tie directions OF the SAID act and also then and
there, or thereafter as may be practicable,
tor the purpose OF adjudgng and finally determining
upon all controversies arising from released claims
which may be found conflict with, and De adverse
to each other and also Of adjudging and deternin-
ing upon III such claims under certain act pre-
tended act, OF the state Of Georgia, entitled an
act supplementary entitled " an act for ap-
Propratng part of the indicated territory of this
state (Georgia) for the payment of the late state
troops and other purposes therein mentioned, decar
ing the right OF this state to the unappropraied ter.
ritory thereof tor the protection and support of
frontiers OF this state, and for other pas
sed January the seventh, one thousand seveh huns
dred and ninetyfvc, may be found TO have acctt-
ed to the United States BY operation Of law and,
generally. for the purpose OF doing and performing
ali matters and things enjoned upon the said conls
mssioners by the act of the thirty-h of Mafchs
one thousand eight hundred and fourteen, aforessb:
JAMES MONROE,
sf:nhs Secretary Of StaN.
RICHARD RUSH,
Attorney General
U,nshint51 OctoLsr 2 1A1A
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DOCTOR CARY'S
APPROVED FAMILY PILLS,

Bhich celebrated for me cure Of many diseases
NOT only TO cure, bu 10 prevent sickness.
4 there mas been mucn said in publications as 10
"A he utility of Medicines, shall only say they
the best correctors of the bile that have found
in 20 years Psactce they operate as cathartc, an
tspasmodic, sudorhc, and diuretic, in cases OF bill
ious, asthmatca! complaints. Where there is a dry
hard skim costiveness loss of appetite, yellow skim
dizziness in the head, pain in the side and bowels ;
Pill taken every nght eight or ten nights Sue
cessyeiy, then from four, as the appears,
10 purge, will be satisfaction to these VINO please
TO try them They may be given to persors OF all
ages and both sexes without any dsagrceable feel
ngs they are the best Pi!ss for females that are in
use, particularly for women who are in child bed,
where there is only cathartic wanted, when from
TO four may be used, tho age and situation OF
the patient may requrc JOSEPH CARY