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rate the violence Of the fever & thereby "a
prevent those fatal effIsions Upon vital 5arts
I'D, To excite and continue . steady l,u.
moderate determination t. the * IN, aud
3dly to restore vigor TO the prcslrate sys.
tenn.
The first is performed By bio dieting az
the beginning, regulated by the state Of tl,,
pulse and the violence Of The inflammatory
symptoms,f which never last longer than
from two TO three days; 20 bleed after this
stage. IL to destroy the patient o. % pirnke
h'Di mt q state Of exircBe debility. A.
few drops OK blood -frcui the nose, "a of.en
relieved the head. might not t...i lon II
the temporal artery or opening TIE jggular
vein, be the best mode OF taking b;oot In the
violent head and throat casci. Vomiting
and purSing by tartar emetic and calonri
combined, should next he used aud a very
large blister laid betwixt the shoulders, or
around the tAroat. These three remedies
promptly applied, scarcely TAI. to tisar N the
disease OF all its terror--A persan IL the
greatest extremity OF suffering ard Of appar-
en-. danger has been up and ABOUT jn four or
i've days, by the use Of these remedies on :,
ly. ss-
The second indication is perforned Nv si>
ing Tartar Emeric ia broken do4s 3 or IA mess
powder, and using weak wine whey. sage
TEA, CT any tepid drink. -Fae nieiscioe
which have used with best effect, is a CON-
oinasion OF Tartar Eme,ic, IA os Z. grain
Opium, 1-6 and Caiomel. , gr's. every or
hours. This medicine seldom fail, t,t,ro.
duce perspiraticn, and If cor tis,t,ed 10 cynse.
qnence or the oostipacv Of the disease, wilf
excite salvation, which with blis,eriag,
IS the only remedy Calculated t. oSyiats
tue fatal effects of eff.laion.
The last indication is To remove weak.
ness. which is best done ny Cordial food. aud
oflnks, Differs, and exercise.
Or. Sydenfam describes this epiJem;c
under the head of E5idemic Cough and
Fieurisy. as II prevailed in London, in 1878.
-Dr j. G. SMITH. most accurately, in Lon.
don Medical Communications, Vol. LIST. a.
1t pre-. aiied in Loaion, 1852, anu DR.. Rush
in MS Inquiries and Oo.efva.isns, as il mas
prevailed 1t difsren. times in the Uni,.d
States.
JOSEPH TRENT.
Richmond. April 27th. 1914.
These symptoms are sometimes very alarming
aaa yeti the pulse would seem 10 forbd the use OF
Tue lancet. l. such cases cord up tie arr, aud If
the veins nj readily aud the pu..e grcs fuier and
stronger as the bloosi flows, eontiaue to de,ssct
n'ood until the pulse b 81 10 weshsa. Ii oper.
Ing The VEN the pulse sax disappear il some
tunes viii, the cnre in such esses must DEPEND on
einetics, authorities and extensive bis efIns.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-30

General WKkinson is recalled from the
Northern Army. General Macomb assum-
ed the command on the 10th inst. and esta.
bished his headquarters at Plattsburgh,
Court OF Enquiry is to sit at Fort Edward,
on Lake George. to examine into the con-
duct of General w. In the last CANT ..ign /:
this court is assembled at the request of the
General. The above is authentic. Col.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-30

London paper says she following we're
the new bases Of peace offered to Bona
parte
The independence, &c. of all the States
in Europe, as in 1872.
2. The repayment Of all the Contributions
levied on Austria aud Prussia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-30

.. The surrender a. the French fartrcsses
IN franche Comp,e and Alsaee. in pledge
and security for thedue Performance Of the
treaty.
This. we believe, to be the present nego-
Cation. Lcn7. Pan.
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US. BARBOUR.

NIB. John Robertson is about feet or
5 inches high, his compile xion black, his dress,
blue coat and white Virginia pantaloons, s.d
said, when he was fret committed to Jail, that
h came as servant TO Captain Kempt from Ere.
ericNsburg.
April 50. w4y
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GOOD NEWS.

The appointment of British Commission
ers to meet ours at Got,enburg, is confirm.
ed. a letter from Bordeaux says they have
met there. -Bosf. Centnei.
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JOSEPH TRENT.
Richmond. April 27th, 1914.
Prizes! PRIZES!

On the sirfh IF Nay nert smu be received
the 40fh days drawing effhe
WASHINGTON MONUMENT LOTTERY.
FIRST drawn Number, on that day, entitled
TO Prize OF 3 SU,000-and 10 DAVIS after.
the Prize OF S4oc00-Besides the floating
Pr zes OF 8 5000, SiDc0, SEQ, SC. &c Present
price OF Tickets, Is dollars, and will advance
shortly.
The 45th DAYS drawing ofthe d BALTIMORE
HOSPITAL Lottery, will be received on the
or the 5sh If May-First drawn No. on that day
is entitled to the prize of 2O,0oo dollars-i
tew days drawing after, the $4,000, the two
S50OC, and several $50, viii be drawn. Pre-
sent price of Tickets. Si4.
a few Tickets 'ewarranted unirawn) in the
aforesaid Lotteries, can be bought for Prize.
Tickets, or for Negotiable Notes, at the SUBJ
sc-ibcs's office; where Bark Notes OF other
States, or Prize Tickets, will be discounted or
exchanged. Tickets examined gratis, and to
distant adv nturers, notice by mail will be civ.
en- Of the fate of their Tickets
ALSO FOR SALE,
STAMP PAPER
OF this State and of the United States-And
likewise,
AFEw KEGS OF
PRINTING INK,
Crni6iss-Coflher Sthis--and ftsu Pack.
ages Of
Cotton Goods /:
AL ofwhich will be sold, on the most liberal
terms, BY
n. KERsuEEDT.
"A ts-' Doors JeIs.y tie Bel Tavern.
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WILLIAMSBURG. ArriI Is.

" BY express last night, we learn, that
four British barges landed at Corotoman
Point in Lancaster, county on Thursday last,
and carried off seventy slaves the proper
ty of Messrs. Tucker Cabei and Carter"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-30

On Wednesday night. the Goth lust. eigh-
teen of the British prisoners of war, con
fined in the Penitentiary of Philadelphia, on
the retaliatory principle. made their escape
We understand five OF them have been re :
taken.
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WAsHINcToN CRY, April

The PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES and family lett this place yesterr
day on a short visit to Montpelier, his seat
in Orange county, Virginia.--Nat. Inf.
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NOTICE.

consequence OF the resignation of MrTho-
i mas Underwood, as one OF the superintend-
ants at the Public Warehouse, the whole of tie
business now deyolves on me. All person, Ina.
wing any claims against Price and Underwood.
are requested to bring them forward
WM PRICE, s.IP.W
Pubic Warehouse, April %.
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wilson,, Ornithoi ogy.

OFIftitU'UTy'
or The Subscribers for Wilson's Orni'holoey.
are respectfully informed, that this valuable work
viii be completed H. he course OF the ensuing SUM
ner. IL VIII be comprized IN vols. The 7th and
'th vols will be ready, tor delivery, at tbs Office in
few days.
April 20, 1914. (tD
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DOCTOR MERRY

Nj AXES a respectful tender OF his service.
1VI in the different branches o, his pra!e SION
to the Citizens o. II edmond and is vicinity
fIis Office is over MF. PARKiIiLI's Stor. .
few doors below CANDLES Corner.
90 Richmond, April 90.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-30

By die Governor efthe csmmonueahh Q, w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-30

Delegates elected for the nest General assembly
Of Virginia.
Fluyauna-Barret G.. Payne, Allen Der.
nard.
Cumberland-John Hatcher, Jerman Ba-
ker.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-30

What has become of the clamor about the
PIE sident's hostility to the !" poor spaniards ~
Where is the cry of "refusal to treat with
Sweden p'-Alas ! Mr.. Consul Soderstrom-
!" My dear Foster, that Salmon is a beautiful
fish p'-Consul Soderstrom's letter has made
Mr. Hanson sick. and being found out at the
source of his petty tricks, he has given up the
game.
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On the sirth IF Nay nert, syiu be received
the 4oth days drazuiag effhe
WASHINGTON MONUMENT LOTTERY
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-30

The election for Governor in Massachusetts,
has turned out as well as could have been ex-
pected The gain is Hattering. Mr.. Dexter,
we presume, is lost man with the federal par
y. He need not niind that, however. He has
the testimony of his own conscience to his
rec,i,ude, and he will have the support and
countenance of honorable and patriotic men.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-18
ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, IAsuAsr ls.
" TO sHRw
rHs vxRy AeK & HeDY OF rBx rIns
xIs FORM AND PRESSURE.
CONGRESS.

A very warm and interesting debate
tesk place in the House Of Reprsssa.a-
tivss on Friday and Saturday last, upon
the military bill now before the House.
Although the bill itself did not suthorise
the latitude of discussion, which most
of the speakers INDUCED themselye, in,
the remarks of tie War-hawks abun.
dainty justified all that was said against
themselves and their adventures, in the
very able * eloquent answers Of Messrs,
Shelley, Miller, Webs;.r. Grosyenor &
Stockton. The doctrine CT moral trea.
son. the identity and indip:sijIitv ef the
government and the heot!e, submission
and nen-resistance 20 The mandates Of
men in fower, however wicked e uncon-
stitut;enal were severally examined and
exposed. We should do injustice to
the gentlemen who distinguished them
selye. SO honorAb'y upon this occasion,
were we to attempt partial report Of
their speeches. We hope soon to
be able to give tbem at length.
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Musical Academy.

. y . - E -
EOR teaching in ascien,ifc and
i comprehensive manner, Seho-
Jar twelve Tunes at least, in ono
month, or no compensation will be-
required, ON any oil the following in-
strumeAts, viz :-Clarisetts, Irum--
pets, French Horns, Busle Horns, o.
Doe, Grand oAoe or Voice Umane,
Trombone, Fife, German Flute, Pa-.
tent or additional KEYED Flute, Guitar,
Fsggotto or Bassoon, Serpent, Patent
Flagsolet, Sscbut, Hurry Eurdy. or
Beggars Lyre, Violin, ViolinceIlo, u
Mon Pipes, Harp, &c. &c.-By
James H. Hoffman.
r. Conditions. Enquire Of J. A.
MIL, Union Street,
January Is. law.
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RosToN, Jan. 10.
LATEST FROM SPAIN.

We were last evening politely
favored with the perusal Of ale of
e;siril Gazeites to Oct. %, Il one
radi2 paper Of the 18th Nov. The
onten,s Of The former were uninte-
resting being principally filled with
oesi events. The latter contains
eorres Dandeace between the besieged
bud besieging forces before Pampa-
braa. The following is the oaly ar.
soic OF Importance on this subject,
Though thu passengers in the Juanifo
COpeio state that otfcial accounts
bad been received, previous to their
|Icagins Cadiz. that Pampaluna had
Surrendered to the Allies.
"Gcn. Espasa. having been in.
formed that the Governor Of Pam
palma he'd taken the determination
or blowing up the Qualifications. be-
Ing unable any longer to. hold out,
wrote TO him on the 2ist saying, that
il he mt that design into executioa,
him.eiG, aud his staff, should DO put
to ;hc sword. and every tenth man Of
the seldiery be selected FOR the same
fa:e--O3 the 9th, the first officer of
the Governors Staff came cut. with
a trumpet 90 treat. aaa not having
agreed upon the term of capitalatiea.
theisst account, wbiehis from Lesaea,
OF the eth states. that the matter
was still in discussion"
Accounts had been received at
Cadi2 feomEnsiand. by letters which
spoke OF tho recall Of Admiral War
Pen.
TIE plague continued to rage very
bad at Gibraltar, and all coulmusi-
estioa was cut off with that place in
consequence. it had made appear
asce IL CadiZ, but had abated con-
.iaerabiy when tae Jnanita sailed.
0iicia! accounts had been received
at CaGi2, OF the surrender OF two
,mp0-tant forsresses. viz. .Iaca anu
Pampaiurs, to the Allied army, un-
der i.ord Wellington. Flour was a.
Bout s iS--,.uH.
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CAUTION.

A IL persons are hereby notified,
N that the Subscriber is possessed
by assignment Of three Judgments OBJ,
tanned against the late Joxn SuTroH,
upon his three several Promissory
Notes, which were given by him in
payment for parcel of Ground laying
uyon Royol, Queen and Pitt Streets
in the Town of Alexandra, and will
govern themselves accordingly, in case
the SAID property be offered for sale.
Joseph Vaudeville.
January IL, s.
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PUBLIC SALE.

TIVE subscribers will offer al pub
j lie sale, at the late residence of
Dr.. James Edelen. on Tuesday the
18th day OF Feb. next, if fair, il nctthe
next fair day, to the highest bidder,
on credit of six months for al sums
above fifty dollars, cash for all under
AL the personal estate of the decd.
(Negroes excepted,) viz:-Stock Of
Horses, Black Cattle, Sheep and Hogs.
inferio to none in the State among
the Horses are several well bred Colts,
and Brood Mares now in foal by good
Horses; Household and kitchen Fur.
niture, Crop OF Corn, Plantation Uten.
siIs, &c. &c. Bonds with approved SEE
curities will be required before the pro-
perry is removed.
Joseph Edelen, :
Nich's. Stonestreet, :
Jan Ia law4t
~ The Editors Of the Nat, Intcls
ligercer are requested to publish the
above and send thsir account to this
Office
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IN COUNCIL,
JANUARY 18th, 1915

JANUARY 18th, 1919.
The committee appointed to examine
the Auditors accounts, reported, that
they had carefully examined the same,
and found them to be correct.
The COMMITTEES appointed in the case
of Henry Bayne, reported favorably to
the petitioner. whereupsn, Ordered, that
the Auditor issue q warrant in favor Of
Henry Bayne for 10 dollars, and charge
the same to Ward No. Z.
Ordered. that the collection of the
taxes due from Francis B. May, be sus-
pended for three months.
Ordered, that the committee appoint.
ed to examine and settle the collectors
accounts, do also examine into tho state
OF the old warrants, and cause thes to
be cancelled, and put away IN such man
ner a. they may judge best adapted to
the safe keeping Of the sans.
Ordered, that the committee Of pub
lie accounts, do examine tho acssusts
Of the late Clerk and Auditor, and re-.
ceivs from him oil books and papers in
his possession, that they may be deli.
yered to his successor.
I The COMMITTEES Of public accounts re-
ported in part.
The committee sppsintsd on the sub.
ieet of the burning Of Brick and Lime
Kilns, within the town of Alexandria, re-
ported bill With amendments, which
was read second time BY sections, and
spon the question Of fIlisg up the blank
in the frst section Of the bill With 500
dollars, tho yeas and osys being eallsd
for, we're - fellows:
Yeas, Nessrs. Muncaster, FaSlss
Brooks, Newton, Rhodes, Gird. MILAN,
Nicbslson,, Herbert, Peyten, Fleming,
Pstcn end Smith, -. q
Nays, Nr. Vsitch.-Carried.
/ Upon motion the Council proceeded
to . third reading Of the bill, which xss
passed by yeas and nays % follews:
Yes, Messrs. Muncastsr, Fewls,
Brecks, Newton, Rhodes, 0ird, Peyton,
Milan, Eicholson, Herbert, Fleming,
Paten and Smith, IL.
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Earn Buffalo to this

Every heuse frsm Buffalo e TINS
Dc E. o. v sssl'' isy at Black Reek at
NO se's' private lssses in proper
ne -. u'r numerous and heavy. Many
! ass rnins,G men arc entirely ruin
2. :, ,,.etiay was held in this town
a "e No. and committee ap-
Ps' s, - - do such things as the pre-
=, .,jarnins situation OF the ecun.
+ requires for the general 'a'e'y.
ALBANY. January z.
,.,.,ct of letter to the Editor.
I SotsI Canandaiqaa, January 2,
tSl&. -. ..,,s
- ~ express. that the enemy
~" s;.l.een miles thir side of Lew
'.,o. on the Ridge Road. march
e. .onspds this place, with a force
|F.s.,e 1000, including Indians.
\ G.e,pes consists Only OF about 4 or
Fl,dred effective men. We are
I,,nost destitute of examination and
-nn,. Our force is at oraear Bata.
"a, We are very much alarnled
,ere fsr the safety of this village"
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Nays, Mr.. Vsiteh. Carried.

Nays, M. Vsitch. Carried.
Msssrs. Patton and Fleming were ~
pointed { eonnittse, 10 hays The wi6S
dovs Of the Council Chamber repaired
Ordered, that the tax Of one dollar
duo from James Scott be RENTED, hs
being sick and unable 70 pay the sam6s
ExtYact trsM fAt Minsfes, 81
s. i. P. THOMPSON, {. 6. &
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B ALL

Nh GENERES, has the honor Of
lVl informing the Ladies and Gems
tismet OF Alexandria, tbst his next SIS,
sembly will be en- Thursday evening".
20th instant. IS
Jan. l8. - In
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To Hire and Sell.

ON Wednesday the I'd February
~ next, If fair, if not the next fair
day, will be hired at the subscribers
farm lying on the Little River Turn.
pike Road, between toll gates num.
bers 2 and 3-seversl Negroes con.
sistins of MEN, Women, Boys and GH!s.
A, the same time and place viii bs
sold for ready money, stocks OF Korses,
Cattle and SAeeh.-Also, Corn, Hay u
Fodder, Farming Ufensas e. Honsshold
e Kitchen furniture.
Giles Fitzhugh.
Jan 10 IT I
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Stolen on Saturday night
last, On Kim street, Aiexsndria,
A Wagon Tent.
I will give iLree Dollars tor delivers
Ing it to R. Mott, Alexandria, and Five
Dollars for atprebending the thief.
George Bayly.
Jan 10 So
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Extract Of 1 letter from Norfolk, Of
SO fha Arb INFANT.

Extract OF letter from Norfolk, OF
4. the 9th instant.
Din consequence Of . vessel from
Hayti having drifted on shore with
out . soul on board, = Gag won't down
to enquire after the crew. She was
loaded With Coffee. A cstlass & car
touch box, marked G. r. was found
on board.
aSince writing the above, il is said
tho Dragon, flag ship, two frigates,
two brigs, tenders. TO. have come
down the bay-T'hey wsre nc, or near
the mout Of the Potsmac."
8 Political Register.
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FROM KRIE.


~ private letters which have been
received from Erie, dated On the 9Th
inst we learn tina, ,hs fears Of the imnc.
diate approach Of the enemy had 10
great measure subsidized. BY the last ia
formation received at that place, from
persons sent out to recsnnoitre, tap
pea the eaemy do net design to attempt
to approach that harbor before the Ice
ON tho Lake becomes hard enough to
bear them. 1T is the opinion of every
5persan there, that the feet 10 perfectly
safe ;.and in addition to the obstacles to
their proceeding TO Presqu'isle, tho Gu
envy, if they attempt to destroy the town,
according to their late incendiary mode
of warfare, will find it defended bya
large body of militia, who have repaired
thither in spirited manner for its de-
fence. Many volunteers were on tbs
point of proceeding from Ohio, but were
turned back, their services being deem
ed unnecessary. It is cur opinion that
both the town aud feet are safe.
Nat Int:
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and nen-resistance 60 The mandates of
men in fower, however suicked e uncon-
stitut;enal were severaliy examined and
exposed. We should do injustice to
the gentlemen who distinguished them
selye. SO honorab'y upon this occasion,
were we to attenpt partial report Of
their speeches. We hope soon to
be able to give tbem at length.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
A great depression in the prices of
foreign articles, hiss been experienced in
the Northern &, Eastern Aarkets.-Su-
CARS, which few weeks since were in
demand st $50 per cwt. are selling for
le and Sl7, and all ether articles of 70.
reign produce at the same rates.
The Portland Gazette says that
the Brig Ino, which had arrived at
that port, AMI was said to have
brought news efa great victory OBJ
tanned by Bonaparte over the allies J.
brought neither Papers ner News so
late as these received by the Bran
BILE, and other arrivals.-So that
Boney's friends have chuckled toe
soon.
The British FlagofTruse "Bram-
ble," has sailed frcm Annapolis.
with Mr.. Moaroe's Answer to Lord
Castlereash's Despatch.
The Montreal Paper states, that
Fort Niagara was taken by assault
about an hour before day break, af-
ter a shsrt bat desperate contest.
The American loss is stated to have
been IS killed and is wounded; all
by the Bayonet! The remainder Of
the garrison consisting Of $50 regu-
lars and artillery were made prison
ers. 29pieees ofeannon were found
in the fort, together with clothing &c.
D large amount. The papers by
the last mails, are fillad with me-
lancholy narrations of sar late and
multiplying disasters upen the from
tier.
The Milledseville Journal announ
ess, the resignation of Brigadier Ge-
neral David r. Williams.
A very large contribution has been
raised in the Northern and Eastern
Towns, for the relief of the Ports
mouth sufferers. Ten Thousand
Dollars, were subscribed in the town
of Boston alone, to this humane and
praise-worthy object.
E.rtract Of a fetter dated Potsdam,
st. La1orencs county, Jan. Q.
Our army continues at French
Mills, (i0 miles from this place.
graaulIy diminishing by discharge,
desertion and death. They are not
yet melested by the enemy. bnt l
think will certainly be as soon the ice
makes" MGR. Ado.
The ship Fair American, bound
to Liverpool, which some time since
had permission to carry cut passen-
gers, has been made flag Of, and
is stopped by order Of government
forty-eight hours, for the purpose,
ne doubt, of carrying out Despatch
es or Messenger. She will proba-
bly, sail the latter end Of this week.
.Ns1c% York Gazette.
The Champlain squadron under
Commodore MsDenougb, have put
into the mouth Of Otter Greek, Yer,
gennes, vt. for winter quarters Col.
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NOTICE.
A Lot of Ground,

n y Salch rs erected Two Story
S'he tencacGt, on the South side
- Sueen Street, hetween Meaningless
k ,,a - istaa Street, lately occupied
y toe SAID F!e7acry,.
R. l. Taylor
1snpsrp *
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The Champlain squadron under
Commodore MsDenougb, have put
into the mouth Of Otter Greek, Yer,
gennes, vt. for winter quarters Col.
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The ship Fair American, bound
to Liverpool, which some time since
had permission to carry cut passen-
gers, has been made flag of, and
is stopped by order Of government
forty-eight hours, for the purpose,
ne doubt, of carrying out Despatch
es or Messenger. She will proba-
bly, sail the latter end Of this week.
.Ns1o York Gazette.
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Extract Of fetter dated Potsdana,
st. Laurence county, Jan. Q.
/" Our army continues at French
Mills, (i0 miles from this place.
graaulIy diminishing by discharge,
desertion and death. They are not
yet melested by the enemy. bnt |
think will certainly be as soon the ice
makes" MGR. .adD.
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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.

A great depression in the prices of
foreign articles, hss been experienced in
the Northern & Eastern harkets.-Su-
CARS, which few weeks since were in
demand at $50 per cwt. are selling for
Ie and Sl7, and ali ether articles of 70.
reign produce at the same rates.