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COlElflLAIC.Arrn

b. the G.zsHe of!s5, evening. W., onbli.,sd M.
l.ee 81 an mlcrd. p~ott1. % be presented fo Ire
BpssC NJ bish'Is srs1at tie election nj Sur.ss,r
y shop by theiet, Convention Of the pr,i.-.-pt y
J. 'coyai Cbarch 81 6ar7lard Perlnp, the pro,,ri
sy oi Introducing ,1eh subject % nswsrapsr NAV
b. questionable if thots WIN re disposed 10 s. i
i'ui WITH tse election efase IN might with more
lroorety, prefer their complaints to The proper su-
q. or.fy.
The public should know, thet The notice -, IN.
reriei go The Ifzss-e, Of tie in,fsnce cg the Rev
George h1si"ei Is fhe Rrv. {leorrr I,s-n,nnr +.
With ihsi krc~le.Es it vii hs9e the whole weight
it 30 juI!y raudeA 90. and 70" more
we urdesrsue 't-t the mrarire ~ slssg,, o.
Sn'-7g'n 1s ~, h-7 been ia ecbf a,pisGoo for 80
Yrr gears y nticn 10 a- into Di.h % -.sLtr,
we9 'rtr~'nc'd 'no &c f,rtr lion ~ i-Ii ~ cen.
srYYe7ce II rte H'-t7t'. -oc- Dlnsrfiion so4 81. ri
90 fhnt tine ri-u~1 80 ce e1nsictsto. sg t%..
Cooveoton. ~ fb@ --~t Convention Z, 1919
rs fe.~' o. roir-~6. oa.o,i,, a. io,
ls', e eos dsooyersf . 70 49,, Hrl- ~ Sos ,ri-r.
(,he mgoriiy reen''ed ~ 0~ C3n,Gur-n ~ 49,,
Cbuysh) ID rot sonrvr, and tso s1tjset wa, ,s,i,,
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LFrom the Boston Daily Advertiser, Of
Ftu~sdey.1
RIJMOTJT FRnSf i7UrpNpu

Yesterday afternoon, arrived AT this mort
hs privaieer FIX capt. Brown. from !
cruizs--Msy IS csptured the Bri,:s, brio
5a.ize. q Liverpool, f.om Cork. bound ~
quebec, the captain and crew of which YES
sci 'rf' rmed capt. Brown, they sailed from
Liverpool The 1o.ls Ap-il acd frcao Corl, ~,
saturday the 23d of the same month tbet
20 Thursday evening previous there vas =
general iiiumination in the ciJy of Cork. il
consequence II the news which had iust ar.
rived OF peace on the Continent End the
abd'catinn ct Napoleon in favour of Lorie--
bonepsrte aid his tam'y had retired "a an
Island In the msditerrsne ~ with ar annui
".
Lei Il m. >, asked why lam not more
parucuiar. g.ge TIC ssbssasre IS every
ora Ceo coll~c-. il nov be Observed
that The date Is - 'ay3 tac latest tom In
rope, S1d ne public aee ,trt 10 draw tbeir
o"n Conclusions. I sh,i' me,-iy re-n.~L
tha' zoe s'oriFs ot the dG.5ent povsonq
c1nvr'sed visit arc the ssac, sn8 Certs;-
"-9Wu 3nd the officers ag i've FsZ. torn ~.
rs'*'ioo NJ toe captaio (~ho hos ~, ar~.
vs') "src induced D. believe tAs st.ry cor.
rcct. ~
asgs hear3 roys-i, tts rc,.e', .--,.,,.
!, - ~ were y" pep-~s f.oT Cork ca.
u the OH" ''"@
We hsye no dorb, that the above is a,
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satisfactory 9 ,;areu,c7t q ttc reports 5-o',
,ytAe crew sf l;,. Salzc p covld be ub
aimed ircr. them: Yet NC Shink - is to Dc
credited with great allowance. Il was
supposed here Yesterday. that tie Bslize
mast have left Liverpool before the Fair
American. and thas she sailed fon Cork
nth the Quebec convoy on the 7th OF April.
8ut as /, seems she has brought : Liverpool
osper os the 9Th, there is now no reGson to
discrecit the statement above, that Sue LETT
Liverpool o. tte OF and Cork or the S5i.
E"ecs 5 therefore tao reason II dnubt thu.
very gratifying intelligence had been recsi
Sed, ir Cork, later ti,on any We have recei
vei snd tho; the Elimination tnok place
rs seated. bnt the story Of Coatinaots,
Peace we erticsiy :redi-. On Inc double
Sr"und that tAl.c haG been neither ti@e
"nongh tor rcak'ng Il, '.o- 4 gcverryaec;
with whom tue allies cooid make Il.
I he s,CVy THAI B"oa"art hsl 'eyt the
cop'irert We 60 ny credit, because it is 700
Improbable az evcr. - he believed oE
'uch loose evidence The same may De seid
of the story u his sb5icatoa
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.NOT,[CE

"a HEREAS, the lste election Of p snf;.s~sn
bishop, for tie Di1sese Of Msry'snd VS.
made Without that previous notice whieh SUI; 81
Oi e. mnes ioipo'tance imperousy .equ:red '.,
sng been suddenly proposed and hurried I roncb -
au uus@ps etei mo neat, without cranting The qhor
test iaterva! for reflection % the eioss Of The ss,
when the uniform opponents Of suoh MEASURE were
looking for nothing hut an adjournment and st.r
two NJ such opponents had sft tb- Convention for
Their hofles the presence Of one % whom "a eler
iSai memberl would have defeated TIE messsre s.
" direct opposition "a the wzhes q our venerable
h'sh'P Wno dsesrgd he would not receive a suffrs
gan anes' snaB 5ua-ssen should reside on tba r.
I'm Shore Of Mary'-Ej, AMI be confined io his
lcbors 60 t1st part og tie Diocese. Thtr for tte
lACcs'e % W ary'snd, end the other D,ceses of the
ot slant EpE-o7a Church iu the u. Ststss. are
Lsre'y to'emny not fed thst prot 81 W be pro.
fenid % ths House oi Bishops sgairst this irqnsss
tte aussotion whose character t. written os IL,
ee ~ ines too iesble to need the aid Of spitss to
dess-ibe e.
z -li-acr-, June I :!
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HAHN FORTUNE.

James K',iganot philsds'nhip. ope cf thoee ~
tatsd 'nrr es'et ,1nbreseed seanen, arrived he-e
.ew dsSs s'oee FROM Halifax. via Saom, on 81,
way hrs riepds He " rs .hat be was :, rrcs,I
a "'ysaeot n the 1879. o. board the Par,'a-
-rnet, from the shin NdFsr, I't,,a Johr. helon-,r
10 Norh-'}srolin7 and rerRSined or board toe Psu-
ia.%et unt'' to 18th OF Jsou.ry lss,. when he VS.
discharged Together wih Is others WHO surrendered
N 'nseives % iso0rrs Of war. lie arrived al Hsr
fsx n tie Rs i - frorr Bernouds VIE o. bear
the "lsn'sEsnst h' received abusive treatment. q.
9er's a'tcr Se declaration II Nsr, knowing him *
he ~ ~ rirs,- He says be has > r,otber vii, s.
children n Philadelphia ~ lard Pob.
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JAmEs MADISON.
AN ACT

Ccn-errne the S,svu--,ov,r
~ u rnH.fcd ~ TIE Senate and HorSe OF R.o--.
'entH"vcr II re CHifed Sfu,es o.g9,tc7-tcI -, NV
$'e5s Gsse'nbied, TIA, trsa, II land no, o,.-s.
nE Two seo''one, IN che lirps territory, ad.,in;--
Shaw neetow', shall under ihe direction of The 49,
y"f-Seners' os s'd oS AUTO town lots streers ard
avenues, sni OF; lots IN the sam. ,n.nn,r "a 80,
Ger 'h> same restrictions src utsssr.bed by fba
s'Sso ssruon the D-; cutiled '' An act l,rnyis,
or me sde cf eortsin s-s in 'hr Indiana teri,,r
s' 'or oiher rurFos-- approye' the Shirts n tsz
% Arr', cn= ttous-n eiah. hu-dred sod -
nd II ssTl ne the duty oi the srrveYor.-ccs--l
or We person s"thor sed by him 20 carry ts scr H.
70 e'es 10 select t's two sestio.S % 70 ext.ns
town. &c It s now iaii ov, - ''0
Sec; ?. 'Hit be i jAfhsr ehactsd, Thai he To-,
IN said town shsl y oi---d foe sale a, tba ssS,.
ume: ana On the sF5ae i:g,s aud coad;.ioss as Ar.
ast 'SN''~0
March sf. rsi4.
AsPaovep,
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JAMES MADISON.
M ACT
For tie relief cf Daniel HI'Caaly and SAM. Rs7s
AfPHcVEp

ton
BEi enacted by The Seaate and Esuse cr R,.-
ref'n'dtiveF offts ynifed States OF .fy,e-;,,, 70
Congress asse'a3lrd, Thst Daniel ~ CAuv ff so.,;,
Csroins < SAINT Rslslou efN. prcl;ua. WIN ;r,or.
ted into TIE State, FROM IN. Ua;te5 RineGo,p IS
Greet Rr'tan sHd Ireland, on SGgrl Gle .h;n -
captain Emory, and the snip Tho57ss {, ~. 80
I TN ROCKWELL, and the ship Ph.lps5arr. oa9tsia
word, certain goods, End m -, p 'iss ~ Ia
IhanSiAr'urc OF tine s'id Hr;tsd king@uoa IS (re
hr'tan and l-S' land, Il which sl;ro,a on r,o-.r
suei ships IN the year one thousaad eisbt tr,frel
&nu WE'VE, she'll he entitled 10 aHd MAJ avail bav-
tsTi q all the fepsfts, privilege ana rroyis.or,
ct the Treasury to remit Secs r.ans!.irs ar, 80;
res N certain cases, pessed Zoe second tsy 81 IAN
gary on thousand sigh' hgnfred md tliTt.en +.
nhe '-,o'e,' 'nd undrr tie same eoeoi;,ons a. =
t'e s;'" goods ware: Il mereGanfize he'd b.on ,,i,,
psd from the united kinFdom n C. Brits,r s. ert
before the 18th dy ef September, oas ,,,oyss' Il
eight huuire1 snd twelve '-'' Z
Apri; s, 1914,
AyyRoTEu
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James Rirer Lqnd = -

I HAT Tract in Powhstan County. IS mills
ivom Rehmon5, called Deep Creek, eontsinine
3b5 hoTss, bonded ly said Greek snd the River
Tor more than iwO mies there Is or Il rom 80 "a
go Acres first quality james Rive, Low C,ro1pds
TIE hi2h-!end IS generally very fertile snd healthy
10 gond neigbborhood & hsS full suficiensy I'm,
her There Il N the creek v,bieb 10 = ~ IN III
neyer-'shng srss1, sn tXseilent biii-ssst. 70 and
from wlish il is bostsbe 10 ""'
Tbs Plaeeio now occupied ~ David IA ssde. T-o ?.
my ne seen ~ 1T tims--We gi-h 20 = ;aasiJ;-
in this month, we win take $4,000 Ter il. ravsiI.
one tlird the first OF September, ard the + me-
10 two annual payments personal seeuritv yin =.
required Tor the br't psy ment, * Deed Of Trus,.
10 secure abe whole. 'o'
CHARLES ?. LOGAN.
for hiose'Fsnd % ettorpev.
JAMES CARTER,
NIL MCOUiI.
June via
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JAMES RIADTsO,.


f9T toe reff NJ Jo,hue Sands. lste coIlssiDr nj he
CUSTOMS. tor Ire rn,t of rsev-York
BE u eHocl% bv fle Setqfe AMI Goyse nj Re-
byrSs7iahFes Of rae Uni,ed Glafcs 81 81teC;e7 i,
Cpggre's 0"eW5ieh Thst the soeoua,in- orie.r.
me treasury denartment be, and they ere herel,,
1n'red5 ~ iquidatps asd sstfiins the scao1nt, n
JosaUs Sands, Iste solsesog Of tIs customs for "a
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JAMES MADISON.
hN ACT


For the relief of George Ws'ti.ston
R2 IL enacted by ths SenGfe and Nm. ~ q.
,e'e"tatives cf tie United STATES Of qsasy;t,
Congress assembled. T!at Gtcrgs WsTn,,o,
who IS row e7r hoed in the district ST N Ye,k th
bond eon'inusd for the Observance the 49, -,
ace he, sni the sans is hereby discharged irU In
March 81, 1914
AfrRoVKp
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4 S~e.is'' Cus ~ General, on bis route 60 Phi.
- 'pit' sr "sh uis town, geyy weeks s.sse, hsl
af'h y N"p're d''i'rs stolen from Bis ,yritrg te.
On tb~ Civ i s'snt, a. Phhsdepha, black rra 90 =
'r on svN S"rcsd h,r i.tter without date or " ..
nstu- io,'oz'nc fhe s-ncuot of which he hsd been
rohbed, N the identical bills II. l. .f7,ry-
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ARIEs MADISON.


n y ~ =,
For 'be re'ic' Of Mary PhiGp Tie Dns.
ne a. eHHefsa ~ he S-7a's and HoRse of R-t-s.
tegtafives n fhe Dni,ed Starr, of q+,e-;,- =,
Coggye5s ATTEMPTED, rhst the sun O. giz 5pn5rsJ
dollars be Paid out Of arg monies in the rresg1rv
rot oihcrw'se appropriated. y Mary PhjEv l., u,.,
80 an stdiho'a' allowance for HE services n, tysn7'
lstor "a the bnard Of land con- missioner. A ~ IN,
is snd - tnil soopeavaton therefor.
March e. 1914,
ARpRovRu
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Laws OF rHz UNITED STATES.
BY HUTHOPITY.

For the relief OF Augustus M'Rinnsy S. E.sy,s Dsn.
croft
ne It enacted BY me Senate md Honse NJ Re.
brs"nGtiossof ne U-i,ed yt1tes If g,,,e,,l =,
CoaStess assembled, Tat the Secretary Of he
Treasury be- End be ia hereby au,herised spd 70.
CURED 10 remit The fines, penalties, and fo-f.i,nrss
IN sired BY Augustus Mckinney md Iayssl Bs6,
into the district Of Whitehall. ON he tyvsnt1'ss,
enih day Of Juse, one thouaaad eight bnndreS ma
twelve from Montreal, nine barrels Of nitrs.
April 3 fSiA
hPPRovED,
JAMEs AFAnTcCsg
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JAMES MADISON
~ ACT

For tae relief of Edward T. Sstterwkite, lsts p,,.
Ger oF tie Hornet
BE AZ enGcta3 81 re Sczaie ci,iI Y,us. oF psa-.
'enfaf'res q the United Stafes IF 7s,,cT[ i. IT,
gress G:Ses'rbted. Thst the Secretary of tht NJ,
ne enu he - hcreay authorized and required to al
INST, x settle th oesernts Of Edwin = Sat.erwb.ta
,2te rurser 81 the United states' s,ocp az 49,
Hornet, rpon principles Of equity and ius;;ce. ar
to u'ase h,ro sI~h allowances es under me ei-sn,-
stances ut '.'s case, shall appear REASONABLE.
dareh 81. 1919,
AreEoVEp,
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JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT
For the relief OF the owners n the cargo ~ ~,
AXySo-.D.

DIX FetrT0ts.
H'. q e"aotcdb ~ the S-pa'e ard Huse o. Pcs.
reSsAfdhves efthe United Stare Of 3,,,.- - =
.G,.1Rsress csscn16,ea. That the sre.etsry = ~.
s1-y he. aLt he is authorised 60 remit ,l an
pe's 'ies and fo,feitures incurred by Jor.tpen n,
We Sna othef'' who Imported into the port ~ Pro
1ideGce, &. cargo &c merchandise FINN ~ ftori,-
"a, - the brig Pa,ficta on tie Thirteenth dsv of
yuDe' one thousand eight hundred .af thirteen -
f1Torisc9 Aorever, That nothing in mis- set t,en
D. Sons,dsF-d es RENTING any penalty Incurred by
thousand eight hundred aud twelve, except 60 far -
April 6, 1919,
AItRovED,
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bag and two sc.,vs. IN ire rusasc-n~nt 81
Sccor,ac, IN Sunday week. the British
state th~ir loss to heve been msdshipmaa
= seanao sined and roounded, & say
'ney Killed - o. The militia. We have &C
coonts OF one man 5ens sljSht,y wounded on
our side. Bu!t. Tel. JuHe oh.
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pors o. Nsw-Yort &c allow him credit Cor she INV
OF t"erty .f'oe ihoussud tour huntrei snd ssy.nt
seven ioiisrs ard sfsy-nne ee,is b,;ne the anonr.
otdeeentures psid by the said Sands, on rosrehs,.
6.s shipped "a " w-orlssus between ,b- ers, d.,
OF jay one it0ussnd seven hundred and n;os,.-
huVarsd. . -
March 90. 1914!
APrRoVEp,
JA.iES MADISON
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BOURBON FAMILY.


Lorta Az. s'e isfe kIssS OF France, was
achcaeed IA Jsnne-y 81. 1893, and Maria
Antomette, his Queen. on the I6.h Of Octa-
Der following. They LETT ooe son aud one
daurht,r.
Charles Lo1is, usually called LouIs
XVII. son toilncis XVI. OF th,. death Of
his father. being g years old, was e,trdsted
70 ths care II Simon, a shc e- r1ak r q died
'ooD after from the rade treatmths which
.oa.
nqri4 Tae-e,r ca-r1ostr. d."ebter Of
Louis >>VI. Tos BON DC. ~, 1776-afier
the dcSth ii her father, WAS married N
! 6 'Ance 20 the duke of AnGoueHae, her cou
s'n, ED was afterwards exchanged FIR Some
ccP1'ies who had bsen detained by. the
| Austrian Court, and On the 3lst Of January
I t7s6, she arrived al Vienna. The 3 erran
papers, speaking of her presentation 500.
after at the court Of Vienna, say tnat her
/ beauty, her sersiblity, her liability, & the
grace and ease of her adtres, excited nsi
1 verss' surrrise and admiration.
/ Lars Sfonislaus, Xsvier. Louis xyllI.
Is the eldest brother of Louis XVI. He AZ
born nov. ", 1885 ard married MAY Il
| III, II Maria Joseph Louisa. daughter II
! Victor Amadeus late king of Sardinia la
! 1898 ne Iet'red to Pc e.sburgh F,r sev.
| raj years past &c has resided in Eseland.
iie is nov Wild wer, and vithonti Issue.
| Cherries Phiih, couu, Of Art is, Is the Sc
eona brother, of thc late king and heir aD-
/ parent 20 the crown Of France. He was
h"rp Oct Q. 1857. and married Nov. IS.
Fl773 20 Maria Theresa OF Savoy. dsueh, er
Of Victor Amadeus.
he arrived in England Jan. s, 1875. "
Is there usually called Monsieur. lie was
! formerly Colonel of the Swiss Guard. He
2'ely joined the allied army in Switzer-
| land. 1t was sugposed he would re orqa-
. ze his old corps in Switzerland. His chill
! dren are,
!. LouiG .Enfony, duke OF Apcculeme
tIe wos born in Aug. g, 1775, and m ,rried
lloe 10, 1898, to Nara Theresa Charlotte
! daughter OF Louis wv. This is the mar
~ho lately joined the army Of Lord Wei
/ ingeon' and has since erected the Bourbon
staodard at sordsaux.
Cherries Ferdinand, duke OF Berry. born
Jan. q. 1878. He lately went from Fng
lana TO the Island Of J>rsev. on the western
cast OF France. to take advantage ce the
Royal Fsriiy.
S. dflria y4deI2ide, wife of F.panu., ~
king of Sardinia
Should this unhappy family be again rss-
tortd TO the throne Of thei~ ancestors. we
man take future opportunity TO give some
furthsr history Of them since their exnuIsj
an from France, and some account cf the
more remcte branches of the family. The
aoove includes all the members Of It viz
have yet been named as taking any osrt ia
the late operations in Europe.
Boston D. .fdu.
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june 4
4 WFETY DOLLARS REV ARD
NI'OP TIE YELTE 80 -

w ~. -, '1ifAito II NV a kD.
8TOP THE I'HTEVES!
2 sN Incsffg night ls-' ry Stable n Char g
- Ci'y County, YES broken open, and !arrs
mr. N0RSE,
hfzed-ssse. rs7die spots, white hairs s5srf o, I.
p',c with three white feet, psces remark. biy .lo,.
'nd iipp' IN the left bind ea ehen driven FIST A1
4 large SDREFL HCRSR.
1ot' yc"rs cd this spsirg. small w.Ife s-et ga,
"'s !'-fhesf with some white hairs -f,it t.. q.
~ n'rf Tot white, ori WHEN cosrir ,aani-a F..
"''i be found blind in ere lsf cyc--5o.a ussd +,
sear.
VII give The above rews-d for both As hori.s,
or ton doilfrs for either. deEyerpl IN me-
JOHN CLARE
~. y. They we're both traced rs fsr 30 .4s.
Fia1er's Tavern, We New Zen, Cour
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JAETEs MADTs0N.

HU8T PUBLISHED sns for .sIs - p.,.- -
- eotn's Bookstore, NJ UNFORD5S REFORTS
second Volume. "' -
Bay ~. IS
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LOVI9VILLE, rENN=l 81. No. 1SIl

loViSViLiE, CK&N.l 4th May, 1914.
HiH Sohseri5er continues his practice iq L9n5
y Canse' & Gases in Chaueery, IN the C2enersl
COURT Court OF appeals Il Federrl Court f,r the dis
triet Of Een'g. Ee has Tx wire yos,Is o., &c w
winch enables hin 70 sttend to the ordinary u,in.,
o. an attorney end CounselIorst Isw ia the Cour,s
SeoVe rieou'Ned, and to superintesd the tsLipr %
>. PCS "on' within the STATE, snd executing orders
~ le,ier' directed TO him at Frankfort or Louis.
Vile, viii be attended ts. - LUNA
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WN. LITTLE.


June 4-w6w - TX
aore American end Pbilsde phia nrors. wiil;n
toe shove advertisement once a Speek fo, ak zpr.Ss
sod transmit their to the Editor Of the IN
qcirgr. - ''o Iu'
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MIR. GARDENER, who formerly m.de .
conspicuous fgpre m Congress. a. n fedsraI
member frnro New York, has lately set Nm
I paper called the E1anine,-, in which he
examines matters in + 10 own wav. so as 70
! r.hiy his Psrty--fIe has come out with !,
complaint OF want OF pecuniary aid ADEQUATE
- ms iaboricus endeavcrS to suppo,t tho
| position-Io the course Of his rena,tv ~
yves hard blow to mis- Federal friends in
itost"n, who, il appears, can talk a grrat
deal on the subject of Federalism, bnt are
very backward in opening their purses IA
assist its friends-Let Us near MIR. G. in h;,
o.n words: - -
" A gentleman in BostoA has liberaIly
upp,ied ne with ora} coDine,daiion s,d
he Boston papers have freely copied iore
'ieces from the Examincr-I was in5nce3
-" believe myself fav1rite in that st,oue.
hota Or FederaLSm--Never theless, ! have
DGt o7e single sub serb + in Boston, whil,t I
nave my i'll Baitm' &c IF had received
~ other parts such support rs have been
IGNORED with IN MARYLAND and Nor,b Go
ina. should go on with my Isbo-s % csily
as Iark--Bat, l. is not go" lie tben
mixes wipe ut Pijladelphia-" No,bing
(says l'e) viii do there, unless II has ph.la
de'phis stamped on the tile page--In that
place however, have three subscribers--
In BostcT. oriy one 90
We insert this article merely with view
20 contrast The generous liberalty of the
ocmocTatic city ofBaltjmore. with the par
simoni uf notions os the federal town Of Boss
toa--o< expect, iroHn henceforth. no 7nore to-
near sarcastic observations from n. England
on the oou'herns.-W' ashington--we mean
GeoTge WdshiTston-made no inyi6ious
distinction between Southerns & Northerns
his grand object was UNION.
BGtf. american.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-02
for Quebec &
the Lakes.
LONDON. March or
LONDON, March CT

The Dover. Penelope, and Ceylon with
the Naval officers, seven hundred seameD,
and the volunteer artifcers, on board from
the dock yards went down to st. Helens,
on Saturday morning, with his maiestys
store ship Abundance, and several trans
ports having on board the frames Of two
frigates, of 80 guns each, two briggs of
war and every description of naval stores,
for the equipment of numerous and most
efficient tlotlla fer the lakes Of Canada.
The Spencer "a, captain Raggett, has the
convoy in Charge and she will sail with
the whole of the ships the moment the
Fuego and Thames appear in sight from
Guernsey, whether they sailed on Monday
last. to take troops on board for the same
service Gen. Couran, late in command
at Gosport, is embarked in the Dover, to.
join Sir George Provost. -Four post cap
tains, eight lieut. enants, and fourteen mid
shipmen, are going out to command under
Sir James Yeo, viz.
Captain Downie. Hickney, H. T. Davies.
and P. Fisher; lieutenants Otty, Hamly,
Colman, Bumgard, Safer, Robinson, Row
ley. and Williams Messrs. A. S. Pearson,
a. Short, g. FL Starrat, c. Croker w.
Hornby,-Venus, j. Houghton.-No-
Bile, T. Stevenson, - Brereton,. c. Knight,
Elliott, Totch, snd---Evanson
The frigaies going out in frame are osbe
called the Payehe, and Promp,e, the briggs
Calibre and Goshawk The Vittoria, and
another frigate are ready for launching on
the lakes. The regular establishment Of
surgeons, pursers, masters, &c. for the new
vessels, has been fixed by tie admiralty,
and the officers togo out in the present
feet, The gallant and jadicious officer,
Sir G Collier, has also sailed for the A.
merican station, in the Leander. new
ship of the same tonnage and force in eve
ry respect, as the large American frigates
He viii take under his convoy a body OF
troops. which has embarked in transports
at Cork.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-02
From the albany Register ofFriday last.
THE BRITISH AGAIN AT OSWEGO,

After a part of our impression was struck
off last evening, we had conversation
with a gentlemen from Onondago; vino left
their on Tuesday morning, and informed
US, that an Express arrived the evening be-
fore from Oswego, with the disagreeable
intelligence that sixteen boats and other wa
ter craft belonging to the enemy had made
theirappearance again off Oswego about
noon on that day; that they contained a
very formidable British force which were
about landing when the express came
away---tha Cob Mitchell had left the Fails
and marched towards Oswego-that rein
forcements had been sent tor from Onon-
dago and the adjacent country-that the
greatest CONSERVATION prevailed-the bell
at Onondago was tolling when our inform
ant left there ; the bridge between Oswe-
go and falls, where our stores were depo-
sited, had been destroyed, and the people
were falling trees in the road to prevent the
approach Of the enemy towards the Falls.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-02

and officers who took no steps TO restrain or
prevent this lawless and unprincipled act.
Ihave taken upon myselfto liberate from
prison until your pleasure shall be known
two men (Seldon and Murray; who CON
posed part of the Eperviers crew, and
claiming protection from me as Americans
stating that they had been impressed and
compelled to serve. although repeatedly
coming forward to give themselves up as
prisoners Of war.
Murray declares himself Long Island
man, and believe him, for he has given
such an accurate accoun, Of it as no strang-
err could have done. have placed them
on board the Troup, Lieut. Walpo,e) until
the propriety Of their claims is established
or disallowed. {" a
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-02
PHILADELPHIA, May Is.

Postscript.-The Post rider from Egg
Harbor, arrived last evening, reports the
following unpleasant information; that ON
Monday morning the barges of British
frigate entered that harbor, and carried
off two Baltimore Letter of Marque schrs.
a Philadelphia letter of marque schooner
just arrived from the West Indies, with SUI
gar and molasses tthe captain gone to Phi
ladelphia)-going out they met fine schr.
standing in-the crew ran her aground
and attempted to escape, but were cat
off, their vessel taken, and born off with
the others in triumph