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PROVIDENCE E. X. 7. Dec. IS.
NON-CONSUMPJION.

ON-CONSUMPTlON,
We, the persons who are employed in
Scituate Cotton Mills, think it our duty a. d
a duty we owe to our country, to dispense
with the use of fea, coffee, saga. molasses,
and sfiirftOus liquors, IN order to stop those.
monopoizers that engross all kind of goods,
and SPECULATE upon those who get their living
by their labonr. We hope all those who live
in Factories will do the same. We have got
beef, pork. meal and plenty of mix and
wo do not wish any more Of the FIRST men
toned articles sent to the factory at the pre-,
sent prices.
toigned Gv)
seth A. Curtis, master of the mill,
Andrew Young. jr, master of carding
room,
Eyrd l.. Morse. master of spinning room.
Christ. Warner, master oil yarI. room, .
IS in familys
Behajah Dyer, mule spinner, 10 in fami-
ly,
Keziah Thornton, in family,
Comfort Carpenter, S in family,
Ebenezer Sanders, S in family
Lewis Swain, S in family.
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FromMe Ba6aioe Gazette efDec. 81:
LEWISTON AND ScnLossER nuRNri
From the albany Register Extra.
Monday Morning, ian. 8, s O'Clock.

NA"'f"y Ffvf"f"S, Jun. 8, D O'Clock.
Distrcssing InfciIssnce. An express ar.
rived last evening @idi dispatches for the
Governor, from whem we have received tbe
distressing intelligence, that the villages of
Buffalo and Black Rock were DESTROYED By
the British on Thursday the 30,h ultimo :
that Mrs oyejuy, whose husband was sery-
lag in the militia, was murdered by the I,,d;.
ans or British--that Col. Chaplin was taken
prisoner--that Maj. Gen. Hall had retreat
ed, aud had his head quarters at Eleven
Mile Crek--that Cen. Mcclure had retired
to his residence accompanied by about $50
regulars, as safe guard 10 cover bis re
treat from an exasperatcd populace. The
eRcmy. after burning and piundcring Duffa
10, again returned to Black Rock, with tn.
intention as was supposed Of re-crossing the
river.
Our informant also adds. that there we're
four snail schooDecs at Buffalo Creek,
which had been used as gun boats, had fall
en- into the hands Of the enemy, and we're
destroyed.
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. b..
Erfract Of a iettsr to the Editor of the .RIaay
Argus, dared 6'.Gaio, Dec. 26.
On Saturday morning last, the British
troops crossed the river about four miles above
Z Fort Niagara Two companies OF regulars
proceeded and took Possessi IN of the For. Is,
surprise or treachery, without opposition. The
Indians then began their hellish work. by burn
inS the buildings, and p!undering, killing,
scalp ng the inhabitants on the river and from,
six TO eight miles on tie ridge road. thew have
not left house or building standing from, he
fort to Schlosser, except one owned by Mr..
Fairbanks, fedcraIst of the Boston stan,p
On Friday proceeded with hirty mounted yo.
luDteers to Lewiston. The sight we there wit.
messed was shocking beyond description /; our
noighbo,s were seen lying dead in the feeds x
roads, some horribly cut and mangled with t..
mal,awks, Others eaten by the hogs, which were
probably lett for the purpose, as they were al.
most the only animal found alive 1t is rot vet
ascertaincd how many were killed, AS most of
the bod.es we're thrown into burning houses aud
consumed. We found the bodies OF VIM
Gardner, deputy sheriff, John T.. Low and r.
st. John (whosc family cannot be found) aitor-
mes, Dr. Alverd andsix others, whose names
have forgotten.
..%e now have about 5000 militia, with some
Indians, and in three days We shall be 5000
strong, and all determined to cross"
Sbies--A gentleman wIio left New London on
FRIDAY evening last, informs THAT on that ,ay
there had been two men arrested AZ spies--
They were frs, observed in New London as
strangers OF genteel demeanor---one we'll
dressed man, li,e other in women's clothing,
apparently man and wife in this character
they went on board our frigMcs lying there,
and were like other strangers we'll treated and
departed without being suspected. They then
proceeded TO Fort Grswold, and after thor.
ouEh inspection Of the Fort, were about 10
leave il, wien woman belonging in the Fort
observed 10 an officer that she did not believe
the stranger dressed in women's clothes was
fcmsic.-----T'ns excited further suspicion, and
the proper officer ordered their ARE st aud ex
amination, when it was found they we're both
men--iheywerc unable to give good account
OF themselves. One OF then, Was recognized
As Lieutenant from the Valiant ~. They
were put i'll irons, and must share the fate due
to their crime
Further-on the same day person purcha-
sed large quantity Of poultry in New Lon
don, which was supposed to be inien9cd for
tha British squadron--a good look out was
kept up by our boats in the hafbor the pori-
Try was however missing next morning, and
urdo',btedly found its way to the british.
A whale boat attached to our Gun Boats off
New London, afsw days since, landed 90 men,
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a correspondents thinks it very probable,
Ut Skid1sofe's accounr be true) that CAPS,
Davis. Of the sioop Aurora, has been ex-
aminiug ehe Constitutiol.. to learn what Con
stituted. treason aud finding it consisted
" only In 'eyying war against the United
States, or adheriny to their enemies. giving
them aid and comfort" very lovicaliy (af.
ter the example of certain governors in Q
Their things) concluded, that in giving infor.
nation OF the sailing of The Prcsidenr, he
did not levy war aga inst the United States
.--for ne did not fight thetn he did not ..G,
here to their enemies--fof he just told la I'M
the news passing ; he did not give them aid
-for he did LOT enlist OIL board their ships
ana that he did not give them any comfort,
because every one knows they are not com
forted with the sailing of our f.igates--and
therefore as II Csnid no, be treason, it would
De = very harmless circumstance.
f-roviiencc Par.
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DISTRESSING -INTELIIGENCE.

H.
E<sracf Of a Letter from MAJ. Gen. Hal, COM
sNanding on the Niagara. jreatier, to his Exc
.G0v. TOn.plins, dated = 6aloe, December IS,
1918.
On myreceiving information Of the enemy,s
crossing the Niagara river, and taxing the fort,
l Immediately set off for that ironter. On INV
arrival ut Batavia, found number of yolu,i-
tcers assembled. txrred their one day 10 Tor
ward them on TO the frontier, and make arr
engagements for those who should follow
this day arrived at Buffalo and assumed
the coihmand OF the troops, being all yolunr
teers, now OIL this station.---The@ whole num-
Der here, al Lewistown, &c. may amount 10 1000
OF all descriptions. Tie enemy have made.
their appearance off Black lsock, and an inya
sion u be expected. The troops now out
can be kept out but u few days. Those cal
led, Out Ola your, Excetisncy's last requisition.
cannos all arrive Al this place till the middle or
last OF this week. The order did not reach me
sthi the eySning of the -6th inst
4. = Our loss IN the Capture OF Niagara has been
immense. What nuinbe- of tli. brave men
have been sacrifice d, We have not been able TO
learns It must have been great.
:" Several inliabitants have been killed at
Lswistown, &c. among WHOM ii is not ascertain
cd there are any women or chilaren. IS
I" have The Lonor, &c.
"Asos HALF
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RUSSIA BRIBED BY ENGLAND.


The following TRANSLATION from the French
correspondence referred to in our late An.
alyses, is published with view to show
the handsome outfits the cabinet of St.
James offered that OF Vienna. as early as
January last, If 1t would change it's poiiti>
cal system which offer of az frs, alias
BRiDE., must have been much more con
siderable after the battle of Lutzen and
Wurtzchen.
Erfraef ola desfateh from Count OHo, TO
the Duke Of Bassano. duted Vienna, I1fb
January, 1913, relating 10 conference
between M PIE bIetseynicb minister of
foreign relations, and himself
We appreciate (said M. de Mettcrnichl
your immediate resources: we know ali
that you have done and can do. Besides the
SEVEN MILLIONS STERLING THAT
ENGLAND GIVES TO RUSSIA, she has
offered us tea millions to change our system
We have rePcued this offer with dlsdain
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9 AMOS HALF
From the sameto The same, dated
!" Aeaa CHARTERS, Mag ara Frontiers,

q .
Dec. 81, 1873, z O'clock Il. III.
Rsceiped Sy Erpress,
SILK have oniy uInr 10 acknowledges tho
receipt OF your letter Of the s5th inst. and %
add that this frontier ia wholly desolate ,rh
British Creased over, supported by strong
Patty OF bidians, at little before day This
morning near Black Hocx-.l.ey wer inet by
the militia under my command with shirt ;.
but ovefl,owered by numbers and discipiins
OF the easmy, the militia gave way and f,cd on
every side every attempt to rally them was in
effectuill. The cneiny's purpose was Obtained,
an'i the tourishmg village Of Duffsloe is Lid
Ia ruins. The Niagara iron,ier now lies open
and naked I, our enemies. Your judgement
viii direct you what is most proper IN this o
must defer particulars till to morrow. Many
valuable lives are lost.
g have the honor, &c.
ga. HALL, Msi Generals
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although Our finances are insthe greatest de-
ran cement Our intersal customs are now
our principal revenue we are sure of losing
this lucrative branch our finances, if you re .
nounce your system Of excluding colonial
produce. Bos. Chrn.
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CHARLESToN, s. c. DEG %.
Extract ofa letter, slated al Sf. Sim0ns' Is
land, Aop. 81.
"While write, the enemy are just msk-
ing their way out Of our Sound.--Therc are
now within sight frigate, brig and schr.
the friga,c standing .in.---They sen, in bar
ges this morning TO ST. Andrews Sound, and
two coasters we're seen to SO over tho bar
the barges wero seen no more bot about an
hour and u half ago., a very heavy cannonading
was heard towards Jekyl Greek, in about 5.
w. direction from our light house, and also
constant firing of musketty. had just srriv-
ed on the beach 10 ascertain what thc firing
was, when FIVE bargcs turned Jekyl s. Point.
They have probably suffered loss Of 2 bar
ges in the engagement, with, presume the
Gun Boats, as feet was expected on every
moment) as were seen to enter 81. Andrews,
and bu, came through our Sound TO make
their escape"
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Extracts from Governor SsYDER's Speech, to the
Legislature of Pennsy yvana, delivered Dec. 10, 1914
"At period SO evenlul as the present II
cannot be too often inculca,cd that the intcg-
rity, freedom and happiness OF our Country
eminently depends on the energy and wisdom
of those who ad Minister the national govern
ment and the confidence which the people
shall manifest in them, as well as IN the sup
port which that government receives from toc
several states composing the Union i1 pro-
portion as tncs= truths are tcit and acknowi-
edged viii be the regret you Will feei as ciu-
zsns anl Legislators u. the undisguised hosti'-
ily Snich Is manifested in the eastern section
of ,ne union sga,ns' the measures adopted or
proposed toe the preservation OF on rights,
bationa and individual. Rignis which the
God Of nature has bountiiuiiy Bestowed on US
and the enloy,neni OF which is idseparaole
from our sxisle ence as an independent nation.
Thi, conduct is the more Justly offensive
inasmuch as the g. ound taken for hostility IS
p oduccd by those opponents who withhold
as much as in them lies, men, money, credits
confidence and affection in word, al means
vigorously to conduct the war and honorably
attain peace. These men no longer in pri-
va,e whisper their schemes but IN public leg
islative debate and acts, avow their intention
TO sever the Uaion.
These are events deeply 10 be deplorsd
BY every friend Of freedom and humanity,
as preIudes to civil war the most Improbable
disastrous and sanguinary of all conflicts
however We may regret Or disapproye OF
such unnaturai and unjustifiable dispositions
aud department, we are not now called upon
20 legislate or act upon them, If We we're
am sure the constituted authorities and peo-
pie of Pennsylvania would unitedly, rally round
the standard of union, and pdt down the
mschina'ons Of all disorganizcrs, and exc
cutting the laws upon all traitors who should
dare to take up arms against our happy union
and set at naught the constitution which is
halowed by the name of the immortal
Washington.
" The situation Of our country is perilous
bur by no means desperate. Our cause is
iast, our resources great, our fellow citizens
are intelligent and patriotic it is only ne-
cessa y that the compe,ent authority shall
bring them into action aud our country will,
by the blessing Of Heaven ride triunphan,y
through the storm. I, will be my pride and
pleasure to cooperate with you 10 every
measure which shall promise to promote
the happiness Of our constituents ADD country"
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ALExANpRrA, coL. DEC. 4.
MARRIED.,

In this town, on the 18th ult. by the Rev. Mr.oib
son, Mr.. CLARxE WEAVER 10 Mrs. SUSAN Fonp
daughter OF the late Mr.. Thomas Gurney, Of this
town.
On wednesday evening last, by the Rev MIR.
Tow'e, Mr.. EDwARb G. CuEpALL, Of Portsmeufh,
20 Miss PArIEScs X BAILEY, daughter of the
late Mr.. Easton Bailey, of .niddieforvn. y
On sunday evening last. by the Rev. Mr. Gibson,
Mr.. WILLIAM HANCOCK to Miss SARAnKsowLEs,
all Of this town.
At Stonington, on the 18th inst. Nr. Anscl Brown,
10 Miss sally Herlpstead.
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sentenced on the o,h Of Nov. last By Gene.
ral Court Martial TO be shot, for offering vi
olence TO an officer, has been psrdoned by
the Presiden, of the u S,a,ss,and oil dered to
be released from Confinement.
The BRUSH squadron left the Delaware,
9th inst, and on the l2.h fleet OF American
vessels wen, TO sea.
Sch. Handel, Birdsall, IL days from NcR.
FOLK, via. Chiueo,esgue, ar. at New York
IAN ins,-cargo Tobacco. Saw no cruizers'
Jamaic. paper mentions, that the Meteor
bomb-sbip, ('ying ct that Isand,) discharged
nearly 500 bombs at the attack on Fort M
Henry.
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RICHMOND, VA. DEC. 10.
THE EtEMY.

t
We learn that an express to the Governor
reached town last night, bringing intor rmaticn
that the enemy had not yet left the Rappahan-
mock, but at the time the express left there,
"wednesday evening o'clock) remained q,
anchor, about IS miles above Urbanna and
were carrying off all the negroes they could
collect had also burnt adwelling house, and,
as usual, committed many deprcda,ions.--A
party of them had landed and were attacked
by some militia under Major Campbell, who
killed fifteen men and sunk one OF their bar
ges. -
ALEXANDRIA, col. DEc.4.
On Sunday last Is British soldiers prison.
ers and deser,ers) arrived at this place on
their way TO Washington. They belonged to
the force which had been in the Rappahan.
mock. t.f
RUTLAND, (vr.) DEC. Ia.
A number OF British deserters last week
reported themselves TO the commanding off,
Ger of the rendezvous in this town. They
came from Canada.
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'Nrsu Feather Beds and Eeat1e1s.

T I'VE Ceese and Fowl Feasb.srs, and leather
- Beds, from 90 ia IS doIlars, kr,., constantly
fos sale by ABR. Ag.I ~ bAltSEiss
yr<~,..-., .,.,-.--at Of NATTROssEs Of
every de,er;p,;sr >'stan;k kspt tot sale as above
Mach ~ ~.
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Hho Il OH ohkC-~rOb Nhoh ONLhs
Best plated & COM Japanned Lamps &
mon Castors. Candlesticks.
Best & com. plated House, hearth, and
Candlcsticks. busting Brushes.
Real Britannia & A. Clothes, hair & shoe
merican Teapots. Brushes. s.
Crcampots and Su- Pearl set, gold, jet
gar Dishes. and gilt Jewelry.
Plated & India De- Warranted gold &
cantcr Stands. other Necklaces.
Japanned Tea and One pair silver Tu-
Bread Trays. reens.
Wine Walters. Silver Porringers,
Tea Caddies. Cream Pots, La
Shutters and Trays. dies, Spoons, Su-
Table, carving and gar Tongs, Thin
desert Knives and bles, &c. &c.
Forks. also, just ,eceioed,
Jack, pocket & pen A small assortment
Knives. Epaulcts, Plumes,
Pocket Books. Cords, &c.
.he|hOrt, Dec. n, 1914,
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/, Only one of the Capital Prizes stationary. !,
Orders received for Tickets and Shares, in greas
variety Of Numbers, at the Truly Fortunate Lottery
Office Of j. C. SHAW, No. 1l8, Thames-street
.Ar1spori, .Ncpcnnber so, 1914. .-.-.- .r
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The above Medicines arc sold by d. RiPItY.Nof:
wichcon. Avs Ass Smith, Wexford, h. T. and
by SAMUEL w. vrSsox, Newport, Al tic last mem
toned place are kept, IN usual, al kinds Of Drugs
and Med'cines now generally in Csc and of the best
qaalHy-A cor:inusnce Of fayors solicited.
sAMrEL ". ylvscy.
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~ N ~ . OIEO, N
IN Salem, (.sfass.J on Wednesday last, tho Rev.
DANIEL IIoPxIss, d. ID. in the slst year Of his
age, and S7,h Of his ministry.
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From Wash,netcu, Dec. i3

From Washngton, Dec. Is.
The bill for new draft Of $4,000 Militia,
ba. passed the House Of Representatives In
concurrence with amendments-yeas 81,
nays II.
The Senate Of the u. s. have passed a
bill for appointing Vice Admiral and two
Rear Admirals.
IN arrital IA submarine heet OF several
Hundred merchant ships, conveyed by the
Guerriere, Java, Peacock, Reindeer aud Avon,
Has arrived at Sc Jones' Locker"
x-
By several persons from Proyincetown and
Weifiee,, we learn tnst the Newcastle run
ashore on Billingsgae Point, about $, P. NJ.
on Mond,y, going at the rate of 10 knots an
hour, where she remaincd till 1, P. NJ. the
mex, day. Soon after striking, her yards
were sent down on deck, and all her top
mass we're launched, part Of her water start
ed, al aer spare spars we're thrown over
board, 10 make draft TO carry out an auchor)
and we've lost, and she lay on hsr beam ends,
til high water co Tuesday, when, the wind
having shifted in her favor 10 south and west,
she 60, OF and proceeded To Provincetown,
where she remained on Friday morning, and
i, was said sse would sail for Halifax Jester
doy morning. In addition 10 her above los
ses, she los her stream cable aud anchor, a
bsw.er and kedger anchor, aod or . bar
ges in one Of which 10 seaulen deserted, and
they passed We!1:et on TUESDAY, ,bovnd ION
foo;) to Boston.
They stated that the commander had deter
mined 10 blow up the ship, If she had not go'
OF at high water that day. as she vas fearful
the Constitution f'igste would CONE down
from Boston, and in her then situation she
vua1sd have be>ornc an easy conquest.
lsssss Paper, " .H',hy Iss.
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NEWPORT BANK.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on Monday, the
IN second day of January next, the baIf.yearIy
Dividend will be declared and paid to such persons
the books Of the Bank will sew 10 be Stockbold.
on the twenty.sixth instant. d.
Notice is likewise given, that on wednesday, The
fourth day Of said January. general meeting Of the
Stockholders will take place at the Stpe;House in
Newport at haIf.past two o'clock, r. 81. for the e.
lection Of Directors and transaction Of the negessa-
ry besness Of said Bank. :, =,
BIZ order of the Prcsidenf ard Direcfgss
JNO u. sHEARMAE, Cashier.
.kerbers, December 2i, 1914
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DOCTOR CARY'S
APPROVED FAMILY PILLS,

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NEW BOOKS.
HENRY MOORE,

Has for sale,
60 hhds. New -Ensland RUM;
50 pipes Sissons GIN; A,.' ttl ~.
100 bbls Philadelphia and Baltimore SUI
perfm FLOUR;
IS kegs ncgro-hcad TOBACCO;
NIB. Groceries X ship.stores, as usual. May 4
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captured. tLoss .Captured on the Lakes.
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William S. Nichols;

a.. No. 80, TIflAfES.SyREET,
HAS FOR SALE--FOR CASH ONLY,
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IN arrital "A submarine feet OF sewers
Hundred merchant ships, conveyed by IN
Guerriere Java, Peacock, Reindeer aud Avor
Has arrived at Sc Jones' Locker"
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ONE PRIZE OF
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AND ONE OF
10000 Dollars,

~. Board Of Health Lottery,
Which begins drawing the 9th Of December next. as
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!SpEf%G-NILL GClDE5l1.
NO Y " 4. y q

- >dh subscriber W u continue to instruct males anS
e'nar' 4" ss.a.',e .,rc nent,, i, those ,ranc Is
o' 'earing usually Taught 2; public asutitioas
iis Terms Tor hoa, tuition aud Washing h ,ar.,crs
i"'"g ue'r""n he'i'ins a'si can! !cs,) vii 81, $50
per sess,nn Ave rno,hs psvahie in advance. Pr
u'n''n aif"e, Sis. Com and GOO, park viii be .,
c',Ne'i IN rymcnt or the frs, session. ~ their currt
Prees' oil ur'se who may not find convenient To ,,y
money Inc "nter vacation iii take pIao. The ST.
oil December, and the SESSION commence on ,It ls,n ~
January.
Every attention WI be pail 70 tho morals Of yout',
anu 'ssiSisaee sapi7'ed to forthcr their s 1ss in lear
ming.
JAMES &. V'tpnEI..
Dec. s. H.