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TAKEN UP
THE SUECrEFR

Nv III continue his s ii'cl at Dover The ensuing
year: Id@s ne IS !ro,ih d with . otod go, Of
N'nhes, aud Surveying lbs rmeris hr VII teach tn,
practical s' % these together wI the otter branch
- o. .7psh - -iHtH', emi .crd in 40 aca,icr;cl e.
d"e'd'"n IL "iso proposes Co 'n;rcuuce the Ianc9,-
teri"n system oFcstructon
The terms oit''e institution viii be so for tloae
tsngitson laVep'ar, ~ S90 f,rtae llpr.r bfa,,l,es
p'F'b' 81 tte expiration ri he schoo', h l. viii be,
rrHu'aGi as IN .lrT;ton AID times at interr;ission y
tir cus' n Of otter CouH,T Schools eonrne: CHM. OF,
MonHsy tlls Slt'i of n us,r.
few Rnarde VII D. received into i!c s.n'v cC
te S s"iior, nd fur, hrd with all neces' ,,ics It
$50 aeh y trd.'c mir own bedding and can't. =
deduction Of $40 win =, o'alc.
RICHARD GWATHMEY.
JIM lnvS.n
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BIZ ookLYN, December %.

We lc=rn that on Friday last one Of tn" PTi-
fish RS off Ncw-,4ondon, came up and an
chored near the lighthouse. During the
following night two pieces of canuop with a
travelling furnace moved down 10 1 suitable
position, and commenced n FIRE of hot shot.
The - hastily Withdrew without returning
the are.
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FROM c.4CKETTog HIRBOP.

HccOunks T. M hie inH1rfGnf nest are 10 the
t6lh inst. No chhrebersioHs afnca- 10 bc
eHfc,faiaed of an attack, Ut az 10 Hg SqfcfV,
N casc one 7pae mule. Gs7'. Bro7yn qpos at
Hro7HsUMc, G6 ll screen DRss from fbe fIar-
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OLA.

We arc requested 10 state, tint I)octor y Zones
Of 'a1nTb Cnan'y, is To he candidate at The next -
lection tor CongT' IS, for the Senatorial district wich
he resides c1mrosfd Of oeAiarl, Campbell, Henry,
I'ttsy tvania, Patrick s Franklin
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al as- OK ro5G.3Glt.

GSy-Ny9AsrEFs vi. take notice us, BY 81, re-;
4 OF Congress, passed. CT tic 2w .i.st. t,r sgssrs
i7'tes cflos;sge a.e augmented 30 i seyt and ts, at
ter tie iis @, February next, The
Rates IF Postag fcr si9Slo LetfSys, seV be
CgNrss
''or gry distance no, exceeNrig ~ 80 ni'es ie
0v,r ~ mica sid .ct exteeiios 90 d. u
Over 81 do. $50 to iS(
Over $50 10. F Son do. .
-. Over 500 10. 500 10. 8,
i''atf !c.tsrs, o. chess composed Of Two pieces of
lrrcr, Aalhe 'ii,sc 'Ets.
TrhHeuers. these coniposed OF three pieces OF
paper. ,iihle those rates.
fackets. o. letters Composed Of four more pieces
at paper a'.i weighing more, ayorlnpois,
are 10 h r'',e eqrs single ;4ter for each quar-
ter cure,.
,%c,snGhcys
Zach paper cac;,t, cteiny leo rilcs, 'a'
any 'is,srce, beng ga, the in VI
II Is pi'n'ej, Il Genus
les,rcd ont OF IKE state where printed, n
over 100 miles, g.. do.
AdlSG1incs % Pamhhtcts.
Carried not over 80 miles. CIR cac' sheet, -
Over 80 y not exceeding iO0 ni!cs II
Over 100 miles,
But PAM ~ IS got tn'n received or 60 vevc.I ~
post or he rl;n bne, any ,o,.', where tie
mail IS .a:ge.
ICrvRT }. ,Il,I0s,Jr
POST. tiQSf,q' Gsisrai
General Post oaice.2 ..
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IHit PkuPKLE1NlilH

nF the Ricl,niand Cotton Mem,fsr'or, f,-vgsrr IA
Z = persons from crcdting spy one interested, sos-
nccted ~ emnl0ved IN tIst estsblslneut, on &c
count 81 Sis same, except
BEN;j JAMES HARRIS.
Dlc i2n
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6orr. a Httis irdisfo-s, 7ne 2lsf cnG ESD
regis. grcrc said 70 be under ndrchins or
,..7-s far secret erpeiifion.-7h feei 7vgs
disnscHtied and hauted an. Gait Jones had
The command, Con-. Chauncey Aaruig gone
10 Washington, 20 wate arrangements, (Gs
.sas Su.hfoSed) .tor 6'aiains mare vesseis.
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WANlrEn "a IlhE.

ySSlVENTN Ncco men N bc sent 10 the Warn
Strings. Apt 10 Philip Rogers, Thomas Taylor
OF John Brock thorough.
far tr
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H.HECDOTE.

II heraon in comta7u said 10 another, uou
are a scoHndrel. TIE other rctifed, " Gen
Hcmen, you 'sRsf mr. regard qphat idat mxn
says, he IS only talking to himself"
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N 70
'.'.nrse w Aslupr, and l.cse S.r Jsant The inter-
est is to be l'a'. h,isyc' ".
SAvANNAu. Dec. ".
We understand thnt the troops Mt Fort
Hawkins, an,cunting to 2,5co under the COM
mand os MAJOR general M'Into>h took up
their Enc of ,narCh for Mobile on the lSth
inst. Gen. Jackson IS gone to New-Or-
leans. and the infantry of the seventh uliiisa-
~ district taking that direction from AL
quarters Cen. Jackson hss given the Con-
,aand of the district and waters of Mobile %
gen. M'Intosh. WIN is CHARGED with CRUSHING
the remains of The hostile tribes Of In,ans.
by the way, that annoy tire frcntcts oft.cor-
Sis, This movement viii operate much in
favor Nf this state. We also learn that col
Benjamin Hawkins has upwards &C one thou-
sard warriors enrolled in the service of the
United States. and ~ receive soldiers paw &
ratieus--thcir headquarters are 81 FORT
Mitchell, near Flint Riter. Col. Hawkins
by the request of the warriors has taken the
Co;nnmnd Of them ; they say. they can and
VIII firht, oDd have pledged themselves 20 do
so. These warriors are destined against the
S-miiolrs and hostile Greeks, assembling on
the Ap"lachicol2, r little below TIE conau-
encc Of tho Flint and Cattahooche q force
alsoof 1000 men composed of Uuntcd men
ChOctaws, Ch'ckpsaws and Greeks, marched
tn the Isl inst. from near Tensaw, east
wardly towards Apalaohcola. to Cooperate
with the exertionS of the warriors. headed bv
colonel Hawkins. Gen. Elackshear marched
on tho 18th inst. with q regiment to Hartford,
fCeo.l and from thence to Flint River
which will secure the frontiers If Georgia.
Il is supposed he Will form 4 junction with
col HaW krs this, however depends on cir
cumstances. Rehub6can.
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WAsH1varov. January 2.


Information of very satisfactory nature
was received on Saturday last. Gen. JAcE-
SON. with detachment OF his army, arri-
we'd at that CITY Oh the lst Of Deccin5er, and
on the ID proceeded to examine the defen-
ces down the River. Vigorous preparations
were max mig for the reception Of the enemy,
who however had not made his appearance /;
the People were all in high spirits, and no
doubt was entertained Of their ability, with
their present force, to repel and defeat a
nv expedition the enemy may send against
them.
In consequence Of the last ceremonies due
to the deceased Mr. Brent, Of the Senate, no
business was done in either House Of Con-
greSs on Saturday.
The yenains Of Mr.. Brett were attended
from Congress Hall, TO the Potomac Bridge
on the way to Virginia, by both Houses
Of Congress, with the usual form and solem-
nifty.
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nNak s N'N AIiI1l{HN.

BOOKS At AUC}f3N.
Fsr}lI$ EVENING. Mt sclnrl. n be snl.l nj or
2 Office. corner ct u mi 1i,h st~e Is "A iar,. ::
Ialus'de eo'leeto" os hooks, among wrich ar tie
toiin'vr.g. VIZ
fc,!' R!hle vo Scott, 10. 20 S va ,fnrsislPs
LIE q: Wssing'rn NG D.a's .sumsnsi II ! 70 30
sie'ms Ecclesiastical lis, "; 30 i'.1s.ah Nuore's
Works. vo sismiltnn's WINK, ". Sha';espe-,t's
Works vo- Military Iu,o,. Cla.ks II ayps N!n,s.'s
tnver'al Geography vo. Cheeterf&ids I,c'ers 3
flrg1nt Extracts, General Atlhs olio luven,e At as.
ioio, &c &c.
MURPHY & SCOTT, \, Mira
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c,setsc, Zee. ls.--i1c s',son has clqse,l AL the
convoy slcl, eis Cork so he ce s-son, have pen
,',lrur,llv srryca Though $40 vessels BESIDES his
Ns', srs si,'s. have arrived this year, very lew LOSSES
have been experienced, notwithstanding the to,Stet
Vigilance snt number 81 the American piv.teers 4
very .nw vessels have lt-u cav.utts-isR these haze
heer occ.soncd w.olly hy stupid and 'sirIHg ~
tcrs Ie:, ins convey, w dispersion ,ls OF vr.
Aton; twenty merchant vessels n:'i tisrspoit and
f''v mc, II VAR will N.n,'.r IN the river.
Fac Cnnissiarcrs appcn:'l iur TO: pu,1inse, the
81, i,s'art ;Ncd tie rate of cvri;.c Tor .;nvcr,-
Ar',v Bills. - days sigh: AZ ;;ss auto Aulf
ser t,rit. us; y mort time since In, we're II
,er cont. discount \ notification has been ssh. a.
., the following .i' cral Cashiers have hcen suhor
i>.'I SIGN tie Army Siiis, W Claude Hencri,a.
':,.nree " As,,pp, and I.cse S.c j,ant The inter-
est is to he lia,. h.ifye' ".
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IN useful and a'tcnsice BriGge-Al III .ra-
vellers between Philadelphia and Baltimore,
90 the Lancaster and York road, will be
fratifed to hear that the bridge across the
Susquehannah, at Columbia, mile or two
above the scandalous old ferry, is SO far com
plctedas to nave been passed with carriages
for fortnght past. IL is $500 feet, or
one mile, IS rods, ara ~ feet in length !;
and the longest in America, We per-
sumo, except, perhaps, that across the Poto-
mac. MIR Burr, of Conn. was the architect.
Coiun5iuH.
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EXCH.ah'GE on ROSF0.N.

~ s,Stt---Ior SW 6sl
.2NDREIV SylfT1'Y.
Ccru-e7'ect. H)rr % -pff
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ron TIE EA'QUTRER.

Committee VIII report to-day.
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A GREAT BARGAIN

lETIIL he sold in the following valuable Tracts Of
w J.4.h'D in the State of Kentucky:
1919 acres the waters Of Rough Creek and
Green River, within six miles OF the Calls Of
she latter. This hand is level the soil rich and well
~aiered.
$3.50 acres adjoining the falls Of Green River and
town of Vienna about 20 miles fro4 the Ohio Green
lSstr is navigabe for battesox many miles above the
falls
4,sle acres in Mason county. adjoining TIE Upper
Blue Licks.
4e6s acres on the wate-s Of Big Benson, within 7
miles OF Frankfort, the seat OF government. This
tract is well tinbered with wanut, ash, poplar ~ ok
the land is somewhat broken, lu TIE soil general is
rich. The Big Benson creek, passing through thu.
tract, presents some eligible sites for mills
7,lS7 on the Kentucky River, immediately on
pnsiie the of the late Governor Scott about s
u,'les from Lexington aud above Frankfort this is
hre farming land, and the white oak timber which it
sitors in great abundance, equal any in the world
Twelve or hundred Of this tract has been late
~ divided into small FARMS and has probably been
sold. The terms Of sale will be, one third cash, tic
balance in and two years. Application may be
made to Hubbard Taylor, Esq. Of Clarke county, lien.
tlcky, or JOHN'RO ONES sud
JOHN q. HOOLFOLK
Executors Of j. Hoo,nes.
Rowling Sreep Dec o. 6t
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wing both OF men and money. a;ld that it IS
partcsally entitled 10 the attention of the
Legislature rs the production OF a citizen ui
ffennsylvania----they therefore submit the fol-
loving resolution
Resol0es. by the Senate and house of Rep
resentatiyes, That the governor Of this com
monwealth be and he is hereby authorized TO
contract with Joseph G.. Chambers for the
supply of fifty of his newly invented repca-
ting swivels of 224 shots each with ten carria :
ges and complete apparatus of moulds, rods
and implements adapted to field service-and
also to contract with the said Joseph c.. Cham
oers tor the alteration OF five hundred mus
kets belonging to this state, ID snch manner
rs to fit them to discharge twelve shots each
-Prouided. that the price oeeach swivel &
Its apparatus shall not exceed Sj56-os each
carfiage TOR five swivels Si5o--S.ad the alter
alton 81 each masket with the rod and char
ger p IL and = half cents TO be delivered in
to tire arsenal Of this state and paid for on
delivery or z warrant drawn on the trcasu-
rer.
u This gun was trisd in the presence Of
the menhers of the Legislature. II has Z bar
rels, and discharges 224 times, too quick to
count and. in the act of dischargng, may be
moved in any direction.
Francis LOCKE, decided Republican,
-'.N S"uShtSiiSu Is s.leCtcu DV the
Legislature of North Carolina to the Senate
of the U. States, vice David Stone, resign
ed.
PLATTsBURG, Dec. rs.
Various reports are in circulation cnncer-
ming the movements OF tine enemv At one
time we are told that he is making prep2ra-
TONS for winter campaign-that ne is pur-
chasing seighs, Buffalo skins, and other ar
tcles for the comfort and convenience of
troops IN winter-at another, that he is On
ms way here, and we may expect visit from
him IN few days. That the enemy is ma
King great war preparation, We have no
doubt; but we believe those preparations are
making with determination ~ gain the as
cendancy on this lake, and not for winter
campaign, as we are assured, from very good
authority, that eight or ten heavy vessels of
war are TO be built, and ready for service
early in the spring.
SazUing aSunder."-A distinguished fed
eral politician of Massachusetts, u CONVEX
satlon with a member of the Convention at
Hartford, the other day, observed to him, " in
your attempts to saw the union in two, re-
member the caution always used to give nv
Dogs To take care and not S.w your toes
tie might with more pertinency and force,
have advised them not to SAYS tHemsefpes eff
hke countrynan who went up tree to saw
limb OIL, and stood out on the limb, while
he performed The operation.
NJ. Y. Columbian
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30 DOLLARS REWARD.

KXThS stolen from my stable near Charles City
w court-house, the night o. the 25d inst. Two
Horses the one likely Bay, with star in the FORE
head and snip about feet high, and from 10 to i2
years ut age The other deep hay, with marks of
gear on him, aud about the age and height. On
the night of their beng stolen, desert ed from
the camp near the courthouse. The one from King
William, ths other from H,..fax--It is probable tiey
may have oern taken OF by theIn---- will give the a.
bvo reward to any who shall TO me the said
horses or ten dollars Tor either OF them.
JOHN TYLOR
Charles Gin Der 81 o.
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NEGROES FOR SAVE.

am Thursday the 18th Of January next If fair OIL
W erwise, the aext fair day. viii expose TO pub
lie sale, at Westover, in the coant, of Charles City,
CPtvG7ds Of an Hundred List, Virginia Jor, SaOes.
Among them are carpenters, soe-n; skers and
oiack-smiths; also good washers and plain cooks aai
house servants OF beth sexes. l do not know such
valuable number Of good negroes credit Of twelve
months will he allowed the purchasers, upon their
giving bonds with approved securities before the reno
val OF the property. Persons preferring pay cash.
vii be allowed discount OF per cent upon doing so.
AZ the same time, upon credit Of six months. will
seli, Ten Fine IIfes 200 Wagons, ard Gn Srceenf
Carrier.
RICHARD w. BYRD
1ecepber Is ids
0T The Editor Of the Petersburg Republican is
reacsted to insert the above till the ay of SALE and
forward his account TO the Editor OF tue Enquirer
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EDUCATION.

e. TERRELL respectfully informs the citizens of
Ne Richnond, and his friends in the country, that
the Seminary, heretofore conducted b. himself and
hir. L. Atkinson, viii be continued on the same plan,
the ensuing year, by himself and Thomas Terrell.
o. Terrell viii teach the English and French lsngua
ges Typography With the OF the Globes, Arithme-
tc, Mathematics, Moral and Natural Philosophy and
History.
Thamas Terrell will teach the Latin and Greek Ian
euaees
The month of August viii be given ss q vacation,
and two pnbic examinations Of the Students will be
h'tone At the close of each session. The fees for
tuition are SO for the term or Sl2 per quarter for
any time less than the term, esch-and ST. entrance
for fuel.
December % 1T
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NOTICE.

A IL persons are csutoaei against taking or any
IA way trading for my bond, executed to John Wal
den, dated Il belie,e) on the 2sth August last for
Eighty Dollars, anil made payable six months; the
consideration tor which the said bond given not
having been complied with. will not pay the said
bond until compelled BY law.
JAMES HOWARD. )
Chesferfrld Dec 81 otn
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FORS SALE.

nR BARTER-The .lIlsk Er estate, upon
= which the Subscriber resides. in the county OF
kecklenborg. upon Roarote River. I'his estate
consists otupwaris 1f
TWO THOUSAND ACRES,
estentug upwards Of three miles upon the River, and
> dtpcdjrtO thrc plantations, each partaking of an
rqja proportion Of lr Island. The improvements MP
GA thc middle plantation are convenient md comfort
atc-each plap'at in order TO, cropping--I need
net be more partcur in describing this property
T. Stunning that Il wiz be viewed by those who NAV
ID t0Own it-it viii be sold upon accommodating
terms, both 10 the price and times Of pay ment or
will be battered Cor Lands upon the tidc waters og
Junlcs Ut Yorl riycis,-Appiy to Capt Thomas NJ
Randolph. or Thomas Wilson Of Richmond or to the
Sub.c1ber.
CHgRLEIS l.. WLWGFTELD.
Meek knburg, Dee. a. ep4w
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@fNV@S@s--
CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE.

Tuesday, December ~
The Senate yesterday made several amend
ments 70 the biz for imposing duties on GER
tain manufactures, and ordered the same to a
third reading.
Other business progressed through its car
ly stages, on this day and or Monday.
Mr. King submitted the following motion
for consideration
HesotUed, That the President Of the United
States he, and is hereby requested, pursuant
to the act, entitled An act further to amend
the several acts for the establishment and re-
guation OF the Treasury, War, and NAVY
departments" to cause to be laid before the
Senate statement of the contingent expen-
ses ~ M Navy Department & also state
ment OF all purchases and contracts for sup
pies or services, made by or under the au-
thorty of the Navy Department, in the res
pective years 1912, 1913, and 1914, specifying
the names OF persons from whom purchases
or with whom contracts have been made the
PAGES OF delivery the prices the amount
OF money advanced or paid and the quantity
OF articles supplied.
Wednesday, Dec. %.
nc principal part of this day S sitting was
employed IN discussing and amending the
pm from the House laying duties OH house
hold furniture, &c.
The message from the House in relation to
their disagreement to the report OF the com
mittee OF Conference on the disagreeing votes
OF the two Houses on the Militia Draft bill,
was taken up; and the proposition for fur
tner conference thereon being under consider
atom
motion was made by Mr. Krigof n. Y.
to postpone the further Consideration Of the
SUBJECT to the second Monday in March next
iii other words, 20 reject the BIZ which
motion was decided as follows:
YEAS-Messrs Chase, Daggett, Dana.
Fromentn, Gore, Horsey, Hunter. King,
Lambert, Mason, Robinson. Thompson, Var
nun, Wells-14
NAYS--Messrs. Bibb, Bledsoe, Condit.
Galliard. Lacock, Morrow, Roberts. Smith,
ait, Taylor, Turner, Walker, Wharton
10.
SO the bill was rejected
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Il. ieeiiily ot Me Dieclors Of ne .lfqi9ic Igli
rance COrlbfsy Of I'icLrond, held this dug at their
Office.
, ESOLEED. That a dividend of Three and half
= Z per cent fos the lat six months be declared on
80 much OF the Capital Stock ot this COMPANY as las
been paid in, and paid TO the Stockholders or teir ..-
foiscd agents. at the Office of the company, on Tues
day the o7tF instant
Resolved, tat tie transfer books Of this company
be closed till after the next general election Of Direct
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HOUsE on REPREsENTATIvEs

q "
Monday, Dec. %.
After the presentation of few petitions.
So
Mr.. JngerSoH Pa. rose TO make a motion.
He said there was now an individual in this
town. by the name Of Matthew GUY, a ma
tive OF the town of Dumfries, who by an ex
traordinary act OF bravery and heroism. had
himself captured British officer and four
British seamen. He was in an oyster boat in
the neiShborhood of Chippewanzie, into which
ne vas pursued by British vessel and, af-
ter he got into the creek, barre was cert
after him with a midsllipman aud four men
l his individual, finding he must be oyerta-
Ken, went ashore IN n small skis. and con-
ceaied himselton the margin Of the creek with
ms dlck-gun, directing a mulatto man who
was the only person IN company with him.
70 PURSE his way up the crcek The mu-
'atto man accordingly steered Up che creek
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LEGISLATURE OF PENNSYI WANNA.
The committee appointed TO enquire into
the nature and advantages of Chambers's re-
peating guns. and the expcdency of employ
ing them in the service Of this state.
REPORT,
That in order fully to investigate the sub
ject referred 70 them, they have had much
personal intercourse with the inventor, have
carefully examined and tried the guns them
selves, and have obtained the testimony of dis
tinguished officers both of the army and navy.
in favor Of their efficacy. The committee alb
stain for obvious reasons, from any public ex-
PLANTATION of the construction of these arms ..
theresult, however, Of their enquiry is de-
cided conviction that the in ention is Of the
highest i'm ortance, not merely from its de e.
struetive powers but as occasioning great "a.
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FkNiFi subsri1b hing resirors a. turning the road
n passing through the town Of GatesyilIe (com-
monty caleb osborres has applied to tic county court
of Chesterfield and obtained order appointing com
Rissoners 80 vie" The ground which The said road
ispopoeeh 70 be turned II is intende. that the pro-
posed road should leave he present one at Redwat en-
and running thence nearly direct course to the west
Of the house IN the said town. now OCCUPIED bv Ed
rnund Taylor as tavern and continuing nearly in that
Gecln, 50 as to enter Tie present road near George
Gox's biacklniiIl's shop:
The subscriber tkes iis method or making known
his intention in order that the propictors ad tenants
~ lns IN said tow. may have opporunity Of ma
hing known t'cir objections the ;nrins OF the said
road u any they have the next court 10 be heh for
the sad county
-FTCHqEL X. .ITCRR.4P
Chesterfield, Dec. 22---epstp
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CT The Stockholders will please 10 take Notice,
t''ai an election o Fifteen Directors, to serve tor the
ensuing yesr, viii be held the Office of the Compa
ny on Tuesday the 81 day Of January next the poll
+. NJ. A O.
December 90. 2avtslJ
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Published by order of the Board,
A. ChM PBETI., Sec'ry.
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On motion Of Mr.. Troilh Of Gao. the House
proceeded to consider the report Of the com
mittee OF conference on the disagreeing votes
OF the two houses on the bill to authorize the
President Of the y. 5. to cali into service So
600 militia for the defence of the frontiers Of
the u s.
The first proposition Of the committee re-
iareS to the term Of service Of the militia, and
proposes that compromise between the two
houses snail take place, the Senate receding
SIX months and the House advancing six
months in the service, 50 as to FIX it at eigh-
teen months.
MIR. Ironh explained that this report was
the result OF compromise between the two
houses and Mr. SfOckion stated that though
ne had Consented as member Of the com
uittce OF conference % the report being made,
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FRANCIS LOCKE, decided Republican,
and enlightened Patriot, is elected by the
Legislature of North Carolina to the Senate
OF the y. States, vice David Stone, resign
ed.