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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-21

tH1S tpoSlutivstt - ~ -
lows
Against il 66
Mr.. Jackson Of Va. moved that
these resolutions be printed. with a
view to calling them up at some 10.
tnre day. lie could not see, hesai!.
Why vast mass Of property. more
productive than any ether, not nov
taxed at tall; should net be taxed as
we'll as ell the land, and nearly ali
the ministry Of the nation.
This motion was opposed by Mr..
Seybert, and adyocatedby Mr. Kil
bourn, and negatiyed, by the follow
ins vote
For printing GO
Against it IS
The house then resumed the con-
sidepation Of the message from the
Senate announcing their amendments
to the amendments Of this house to
the bill to incorporate the subseri-
bers Of the Bank OF the U. States OF
America.
The first amendment having been
stated, which proposes to make the
capital OF the Bank thirty Jire nil
lions instead Of thirty millions
Mr.. MKee Of KY, expressed bis
hone that the amendment would not
be agreed to, considering it as the
kew Stone of all the amendments of
the Senate. He ceald see no posi-
Bile advantages to result from the
addition Of five millions Of capital.
particularly as connected with The
section authorizing the stoppage of
payment in specie. He could see no
consequence to result from that
clause, which was not disastrous and
ruinous, &c. and he therefore hopcd
it would not be agreed to.
MIR. Hawkins Of Ky. denied the
applicant ity Of the remarks Of Mr..
M'Kee to the amendments Of the
Senate.
Gtffrr which several gentlemen
spoke for and against concurrence
The question on concurrence in
The first amendment Of the Senate.
was finally decided in the negatiDe by
Yeas and Nays as follows:
For the amendment 80
Against it 81
The other material amendments
were also disagreed TO, after debate.
Among others, was the amend
ment going to reinstate the payment
in specie suspending section. on
which the vote was as follows:
For reiastating it so
Against it 81
So tae House refused to rcinstata
that section.
The House after agreeing to some
trivial amendments, determined to
insist on those Of their amendments
to which the Senate had disagreed;
aud
The House adjourned.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-21

LIVERPOOL, "" IA
A government vesse' !. i'u e,isrd
gurpo~der. was chased ~ ,auricea
a few days stree, ny an s,ed scu'
Pripaieer, which has prevent :, oevl'
raj vessel, from sailing for nv ,.,,,
GRAvEsKsp, NsseF'" ..,.,,j.
One hasarsd sua lsi'fj -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-08
I WISH 10 SELL M1r
TRACT OF LAND.

OF TWO HUNDRED c, SlXTr ACRES
Lying within mile OF James River in Powhat~
an County, about seven north of the court,
house and 80 miles from the City of Richmond.
There is suffieiency OF woods well timbercd 10
support the Plantation. three apple orchards
and several springs of as good water as any in
Virginia, a good framed dwelling ard other
convenient Houses presume no person would
purchase without viewing the premises, a fur-
Their description is thought unnecessary. Pos.
session might be had Immediately, the terms
OF sale would be made known to any person
wishing to purchase by the subscriber living on
the premises. Young negroes would be taken
IN part payment EDWARD cox.
Disc g. &c
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YIREINIA

VIRGINIA:
AT Rules holden in the C2erks Office Of the ST..
periOr Conrt of Chancery for the Rich M ord
District, fhe 30th day of january, 1915.
michael omaiy' Pit
against
John Bell, surviving partner of the late firm Of
John and William Bell, and said John Bel,
Walter Bell, and Reuben G. Beasley, suryiv.
ing partners of the firm of William and Johp
Bell, q Co. Detts.
He Defendant Reuben G. Beasley, not hay
ing entered his appearance and given SCI
curity according to the Act of Assembly and
the Rules of this Court, and it appearing by ss.
tisiactory evidence, ihat he is not an nhabitant
this country: II is ordered, That the sail
Defendant, do appear here on the first day OF
the next term aud answer the bill OF the plain.
TIT; and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in the
City of Richmond. for two months successfully
and posted at the front door of the Capitol, ia
the said City.
A CoPY-TEsTE,
WILLIAM w. HENING, &C.
February s. wsw
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N u T. 1t 10.

FENIE SUBSCRIBERS in consequences Of Their
n recent misfortune by FIRE, have determined
TO discontinue Tor a few months their GROCE
solelyto business in the COMMISSION LINE.
for Which purpose they have taken the IUM.
BER HOUSE next TO their Former Stand,
where they are prepared to receive Country
produce on Storage
they take this opportunity TO inform their
Creditors that they may be under no apprehen
sions from Their late disaster, bot 10 call as
heretofore and as heretofore they will not
be diappoiuted.
They indulge The hope that the KNOWLEDGE
OF their loss, which was not inconsiderable.
WIN serve as an additional motive to those in,
deDted TO them to be PUNcrUAL in their paw.
ments. MATTHEW II. RICE & Co.
25ih February, 1916. If
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VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA
.aT Rates holden in The Cterk's Office ofMe Sa-
PrriOr Cowt Of Chascery for HE R;c6mond
District the 3otA day Of January, 1915.
James Morrison, {: pit.
agatna
Robert Campbell, Robert Gordon, and Japuett
his wife, and James Currie, which said James
and Jannett, are heirs at law'of James Currie.
deceased, as we'll as the heirs and legal re-
representatives. of William Currie, deceased,
Robert Hicks Nathaniel s. Dallan. and Sally
his wife, formerly Sally Hicks, John Hicks.
an infant Son of John Hicks, deceased. which
said Robert, Sally, and John, are heirs of the
sad john Hicks, deceased, a. Kirkpatrick.
surviving executor of David Duncan. deceas.
ed, William G pendieton, Register of the
Land Office Of Virgins. and James WEIGH,
and Samuel Dunc2n, David Duncan, Marpa.
rett Duncan, Polly Duncan, and Peggy Dun.
can, children and heirs at law of David Dun
can, deceased. Def,s
ME Defendants A. Kirkpatrick, James
WEIGH, Nathaniel S nallam, and Sally his
wife, and samuel Duncan, David Duncan, Mar-
garrett Duncan, Polly Duncan, and Peggy Dun
can, chiidren and beirs at law Of David Dun,
can deceased, not having entered their appear
ance and given security according TO the Act OF
ASS mbiy and the RULES of this Court, and it
-fP ''..S ~ S'liSioctoFy eva nee, That they
are not ihhaoitants of this country lis or.
dered, That the said Defendants do appear here
on the first day Of the next term and answe the
1iu OF The plaintiff and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some newspapers
published IN the City Of Richmond, for two
months excessively and posted at the front
door OF the Capitol, in the said City.
eoFY-rEsTE,
WILLIAM w. HENNING. &C.
February IL. wsw.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-08

O3fOO IN - "a llLDa
Being moiety of the ate Gen. Summers ser.
vice right, situation 90 mics south of Nash.
villc, in the counties of Williamson and Rather,
ford, On the waters of big Harpeth and Stones
river, embracing as rich land, good lasting
springs, as many scites for farms, as any tract
of its size in the Western country, clear of all
contending claims whatever; has been divided
into four tracts, and may be subdvid.d into
smaller tracts, has on it 90 plantation ayera-
ging 100 acres each---a family connex on ,bot
wishes to move and settle in this state would
find it to their dvantage TO purchase tue whole
tract The right in the land will be held 10 se,
cure payments. For view of the lana. 1,,e-
OF sale. apply to the undersigned,
Who has several TRACTS of his ownfor Gale
also the tract on which he lives, containing Ilst,
acres, on which there are ten never failino,
springs, two story framed dwelling house
with other houses barn building so feet i'm
length more than $50 acres cleared. anart in
red clover, timothy and blue grass an orchard
OF more than three hundred apple trees, begin.
ming to bear. This is one amongst the hand.
soonest farms tennessee holds in Northumberland
the improvements considerable when it is re-,
menbered have only lived here three wears.
and hive years ago the place was in state of
nature. Title good. For terms apply to
TIL. f.. SUMNER.
Williamson county,, Tenn:
October 90 1914
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Valuable Land For Sale.
January %.

NHE undersigned as attorney in fact, 70
Mrs. j S. BLoUNT, IF Marlborough
North Caroine, offers for sale
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-08

renee of war 20 double the number of reri.
ments, giving TO each regiment an experienced
officer OF the various grades; the Sd mode was,
the consolidation and reduction proposed by
the bill-the effect of which was, to reduce the
army to the old peace establishment. 1t was
hoped that the house would consider the re-
duction to 10000 as the lowest possible reduc
zion it would reduce the expence OF the mil.
tary establishment to mere triae compared
with the war expenditure. He would give the
estimate, which would shew that the annual
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-08
Twenty Dollars Re Mard.
~ ioLEN out of my stables on the nigh
- between the 10th and i7ih mstant,
Two SOrreI Horsea

lWO OOrfcl Horses
One mare, about S feet 9 inches high. 6
or years old next spring, she has small
blaze IN her face turning on the right nos
trli, IS locked, hanging man and switch
tan, shod all round. PAGES, trots ard canters,
goes rather stiff and sometimes a little
lame IN her right bind leg. The other a
horse, about feet 10 inches high, years
old next spring, blaze face, one hind foot
white, ms name where the Collar works is
nearly white, and some white hairs inter-.
mixed Throughout, long main aud tail, has
a lump on his back aud kind of lamp and
scar on hrs left shoulder PAGES, tro.s ann
canters kwardly--both of them are ac
customed to gear Any person delivering thc
said horses 70 me in Hanover County, neag
die Meadow Bridges. shall receive the a6,ye
reward, or 10 dollars for ether of them.
JOHN BELL.
ID Mo. (Feb.) 22d, 1915 #
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TO RENT.

n Three Story Fire Prof Brick House
Situated on Street, opposite the Bell ia
yern, and now occupied By j. and S. Cosby, one
among the best stands for 4 Grocery Store, and
tsssession 70 be given the 9Th Of next month
Inquire Of James Lownes, or in his absence
Caleb Lownes.
---yfLSO-
Two other Brick Dwellings in the Pulling
,arden. IHquire Of James Lownes, or in his
premises. JAMES I.0wNt.s
IltIi Month 10Th, 1914.
For sac at this Office. the
first and Second Volumes Of
tue Revised Code.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-08

staff
Camp equipage
Medicine and hospital stores
Quarter masters stores, fuels
stationary, straw and traas.
portation
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IN PURSUANCE oFA DEED or TRUST.
III AIRING lats th.. 1lth 4 -

IN PURSUANCE OFA DEED Or TRUST.
EARRING date the 10th day of Nay in the
~ year of our Lord one thousand eight hun.
dred and thirteen, and duly recorded in the
county court of Chester6ed, executed by Vas
ientme Winiree, jr. to the subscribers, as tsus-
tees, to secure the payment of $500, to
1eorge Cox, together with all the growing in.
tecest thereon, as also the costs and charges
OF carrying the SAID trust into effect,
wIEL RE SOLD, 10 TIE HIGHEST sIDDRR,
FOR ready nioney, on the premises, on The
SIXTEENTH DAY OF MARCH NEXT.
IF FAIR, OTHERWISE THE NEXT FAIR DAY.
Owe AfoIETY OR II,dLF or THE
Court-House Tract OF Land,
IN C1ESTERFIELD COUNTY.
Formerly the property of Henry Nvinfree, dec:
and now the property of the said Valentine
Winfree, jr deceased, or as much thereof as
nay be sufficient to Discharge and satisfy the
debt aforesaid. In which said land the Widow
OF the said Valentine Wmfree, ir. has her dow.
or, and on which Mrs. Martha Winlree has :
len for ~ annuity of 81 10, from 1904.
Should the said land, exclusive of the said
Widows dover, not be sufficient To satisfy
the debt aforesaid, so much of the reversionary
interest in the said Widows dover will also
be sold, as will make up the deficiency
EDWARD ARCHERY
A. BASS, trustees
January %. wet
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LOST,

LOST,
an the 2sih December, red Morocco
- POCKET BOOK containing sundrv
Bonds and other papers, Of no value to
any one but the Subscriber.--I hereby
torwarn all persons from trading fer any
Bond executed to me-and those indebted
to me by Bond are hereby forwarned against
making Payment to any one but the Sub.
scriber. A. WHARTON
CaftersViiie, March oh, 1915. 6w
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10000 men, $500 each S2,OoO,0O0
major generals and aids 1890
5br'gsdier generals and aids l4,5O0
coloneis $4,000
Ia lieutenant o,onels 10000
l2S captains 81 1000
10 hrst lieutenants $4,000
i2S second heutenants 10000
40 third iieutenants (artillery) 23,600
12S ensigns 6O.764
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-08
INTERNAL REVENUE.

A0TlcE Is hereby given. that. srreesbly 10 thS
~ Aet a. Congress, entitled +" An act 10 provide
.oo uonai sesstuss fos ieftsying the expenees of
so.e'nmsnr and maintaining The public credit By
sAynx duties on various goods, and hi, chkt~
urs. manufactured within the United StGtes,v paS-
sed January rs 1885, every person who shall. aftsf
Toe sssa day of April, 1915. manufacture within i
unied states any Of the hereinafter enumerated ar
,ses tor safe Is reQursd TO give bond and pay The
GUY as specified In said act. and 20 perform olheC
duties. under penal,ies therein prescribed. Wis.
On Pig Iron per ton. one dollar.
Castings OF Iron, per ton. one dollar and ifty cst1
bar iron, per ton. one dollar
Rolled or sill iron, per ton, one dollar
Nai's, brads and sprigs, other than those ucuallj
uenomnssed wrought, per pound, one cent. "a
Candles OF white wax. or Ia part of white ante
other wax. per potind. Ave cents
Modid sanGles of taow, or of wax b.hcr than
whi.es or IN part OF each, per polod, three cents
"ats and cps. IN whole or in part Of leaihkrs
centum ad vAloren.
HAS of chip or wood. covered with silk of dihef
materials, o. not covered, above Two dollars Id
value, eight per ceh,um ad valoretn. ae
Umbrslas and parasols. e above the talue Of t~a
dolins, eight pc, tentun al vaiorem .t,N
Paper, three per celi,uln al vaioreu1.
rh,Ing and visiting cards, fifty PET centuti al
Saddles and briddles, six per centum al vaiore,k
Boots and bcotees, exceeding Ave dollars per pale
an value, hSe per csmunr ad tal0r<m !.
Beer. ale sod porte, six PEI cen,uni al valcretn.
Tobacco. manufactured segars and snuiI, twenty
per certum ad vslorcm. S1
Feather, including therein all hiaa and skins,
whether tanned tawed, drsssed, or otherwise mxueS
on The original manufactures thereof hse per centum
ad valorem
That the manufacturer may be correctly advised
ct the duties incumbent upon him to dischs,g gss =
cory Of the said act Of Congress has becn pslncdi
which, with the annexed forms Of statements qurl
ed from manufactures, Will be furnished 70 hiruS
BY the collector. on demsnd
The Collector will also furnish; on demand, blahH
bonds. and such other blanks, as will enable lha
manufacturer 70 comply with the several provisions
Of the lsws 1x. M
Collectors 0fAcc, South Kingston, Fsbruavj 10
1915. JAMES Hell M.
Co2ecsor IF she Rstenne for rae third Csies;
h.Nch 3 f,.u Dissscf If Rhode Island
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Ak..v G,s mgthos niofm his ulN Cus,om,rs
snd he Publ, in general, chat le cen furnish
them AZ he shostes notice. wlth the following art
cts, a, wnolesi rcta,,. via white Rupes OF
ali slzs dt' p sea and hand Lines Lct Lines )
iiopsirs and M-rline 81 inc, sewing and whipping
rwme Pa X rhyeat Cod Lines Bedcords from
SO Dellars per dozen, FISH Lines, all slzvs, OF
co',oo. hN or silk Chalk Lines; Mule-BardIng .
cotton aud six Cords. for trimmings; carpet Warp
and Fitting Flax. Tow &c &c. &c
He. assures those ano may favor him with Their
cuslom, that the above articles will he maootac,ur
ed OF he pes' materials. warranted as good, and
sod as cheap as an b. purchased in the state o.
Rhode e.l>land .Harch 3.
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Nrlu, chone and eneaf GUOLo

Aep, ctone and cheat GOOLt
THE subscriber informs his friends ard tormer
Gust, mers, that he has ,hsdsy opened and for
sale At his former stand No 1855 1h, ,hles.sreet, q
new and choice selec,ioa Of sessonAbe GOODS,
which be has purchased since the Peace, AZ such
duced ,,rices, to enable k,u Sci Ifor on.-hslf
the former prices, ~ wholesale and re,ai,, among
which are Fine Caicocs. Ginl ir.ms, fancy Mus
Inns, Cambricks. Lace.. Ribbons, fncy ,haw., shr-
tins, Cottons, Bombazetts Broadclob. Cassimel les.
&c &c. &c. for cash only.
March 8. P o RICHMOND
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NEWPORi.
WFDNESDfY, M.fRCH 8, 1915.



Mr.. Hughes, one OF the Secretaries OF the
American Legation at Ghcnt, srriscd al NJ
Looden on Wednesday evening last, in the
Transit, So days from Bordeaux. He has
brought dispatches from our Commissioners
and copy Of the treaty Of Peace. Colonel
Sbsylor and Mr.. L. Boyd, messcngers Of go
vcrDment returned 10 the Transit. The news
by this arrival is no, so late as has been re-
ceived in New York from France by tho Sur
prize.
The appointment Of So1lt as Minister Of
War was very popular. Lord Wellington
said puolickly, ten days belcse the treaty of
peace reached Paris, that he expected orders
frora his government TO proceed 10 Amer.
ca and Il 50 he should go.
George w Ewing, Minister Of the Uni
ted States 10 the court Of Madrid, was still in
Paris.
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NtOTIcE is hereby given th,t, agreeabiy 10 the
~ Act Of Congiess entitled " An act 10 provide
additional revenues for deffa,ing the expenses of
government. and maintaining he public credit, ny
laying duties various goods. wares and merchsn-
die IN nufactuped wi,hin the United States" pas
sed !anuary lsJl8i5. every person who shall alter
tie 18Th day Of April, 1915 manufacture With" the
Uned states, any of he II, reinsficr enumerated ar
tc'es fr >,e, 10 required give bond and pay the
duty "a specified IN ssd .cs, and Ia -erform other
duties. unde. penalties therein prescribed, VIZ.
Oh Zig lion per ton, one dollar
Castings oi on per ION. dOiiar and fisty cents
Bar iron, per ton, one dollar ~
Rolled or slit uop. per ton, one dollar.
NsIIs bfsds and sprigs. other 'hsn hose usually
denom,na,ed wroughi. p pouhd, one cent ~
Candies of white W 4, or IN part OF whie and
Other wax. per pound five cents
sionf candies Of tsliow of vftwax ether than
white or in Part d each. per pound- ,h'ec cerls
Hats and caps, in hole in part u e'iher.
WOO furs, bonnets in whole or in part Of wool or
ful. II abov. two dolai vaIue eight per centnm
ad ,aorem.
Hats Of chp o. wood, covered with silk or other
materials, or no. Covered, if above two dolIais IN
value. gh per mum I'd valorem
I'm srcll4s md RI s,s, if above the value Of two
dollars. eight per cen um ad vaIortm
Paper. ihrce per een,um I'd ,aosem.
Playing and visiting cards, fifty per csnum ad
vao,em
Saddles and briddles. six per centum ad valorem.
Boots and booees, excs seding f. dollars per pair
in value. Ave per centuIS sd vso,em 800 IA
Beer. a'e ana porter, six per cel'sm nd vsIorefn
Tobacco, facttl ed segars and snuh, twenty
per centum I'D vaIorem
Leather. including iherein all hides and skins,
whether famed. iawe.i, dressed, or oherw'se made,
the original manufacture thereof five per censum
ad valorem
Of the dulles Incumbent upon him 10 discharge,
copy of The said ACT Of Congress has been psi"eed,
which, with the annexed forms of state mepts rsqur-
ed from manufactured, viii be furnished TO him,
by The collector, on demand
The Collector will also f.rIish, on demand, blank
bonds. and such ether bianks, will enable the
n,nufa TO comply with the several provisions
ef the law, by sppyng at thc'office 10 Newport or
Bristol. yI-
cHgtsTOPfER n PERRY
Coieesor ef the Repeaue Jr fde tirsf COLLECTION i'sa
,ief ef RHODE isiand.
Nsrper,, .'fareh g. 1915 IL
Stale OF Kbme-lsiand and Providence
Plantations
In General hssea,5ty. February Sessfon, 4. q
1875
u EsOLyRD, That III persons having any clains
kN agsinss e State for ssrviees, sxps nses or sup
pes in The late war. present the same 10 the Gen
sfsi Assembly, Al tho session and that s,' per
sons negeciing 10 do. stall be forever after FORE
ciogd. ~
Rssoiped, That the preceding resolution be pub
lisised IN all the newspapers printed in the State
~ S"s' ssMuEL EDDY sssy:
SILVER DOLLARS,
WILL be given for treasury Notes, II the Ex'
w change Once Of
J. c. SH.sJgt No. fIe, 7zamfs,sffesss
Il applied for Immediately.
DRAFTS ON BALTIMORE,
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10000 dolls. highest Prizs
Plymouth Beach LOt,eyy--6th C1ass.

I. III 80
10000 Tickets. Al 10 dots sseh. Is S 10000
Nor hanks q F'szs, and no dedat!ioH,
FIRST 1900 Blanks 20 BE- cntitled 20 5 ~ each,
The iiss. drswe numher on the &rst days dfawlnet
entitled 10 Iwo Hundred fiekesa at ~ Dollars eschl
snmbered from 1904 to 1907, nclusivcs and from
S50l to 5000, inclusive, is IN IS
1wo Ingnsand bofiars /!
The two hundred tickets to which the first drAwft
number il entitled. are selected BY the Managerss
and be deIivetsd 10 the fortunate holder when de-
fhaAdsd.
By The above Scheme, the fortunate holder of the
FIRST drawn Number may obtain
Ei/fy Zhsusend Doiiart !!
1ickets and shares in he above popular lottery
in great variety Of Members. can be obtained q
the Truly Fortdsste Lottery Office OF
Aiso,--'fickts AID Shares IN the Canal LottsfyS
$4,000 highest prze; Washngten Bridge Lottery
5s class, 81 600 b'ghcs, prizes and Baptist Storio
TICK Tickets il zee . above three Lotteries only IS.
Feb. 4.
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or PRIZE LIS T.


lnc spa.nsh ~s.g .N4 o.l., % SIC B...sh s
Susan, ala, OF Ln.. pool, from Havana. bousa 20
poit, cargo susat. tobacco, oofttc anu ipswyod,
prize to tne prsa,eer hr Sine qua non, OF 6osiun.
has arrived a, orlsmouti, apuaea Jan 50, l~t 3S,
IS, Ion 59 Benj Dyer pIze-mas,e, Iii, SCH nad
been our DAYS from Newport and tie above yes-
set her first capture
BRUSH bs,g f.,in,s Fish, l9O tons. (iovmeriy he
Am sch. Greoic,) pi Ii guns. .r at he@ Beaiold
on Prdayiast p,ize 10 tie David Poster, 81 Boston
she VAS from irieslc, wnl sauabe cal "a ot
Dry Goods, Hard wale, spices. colre, iiaiSo Log
Wood, &c and cAp urcd 20 .nuaiy, Oh The hotS
of lisbon Vessel 9nd piopefo .sa~.t, a, 100000
dollars Has been chased ts5 different osmxcrs,
bu escaped by superio, sai.ins sasM
The bsig which arrived AZ Portsmouth last week.
prize TO the pr Champain. IS caUed the Ann. laden
with FISH, oil, &c.
|. .New.f York, Jfarch 2-Yesterday arrived y, this
pol, and salutee Castle william, the Brl ish shl
star. OF 40 tons. and suns, abou, years Old,
and coppesed above The 5cnds, from Ba.yf. lam
don, with a iull cargo Of coffee, sugar &C. pize
to the private armed schr. Surprizc, of Baltimore
This prize Is estimated at 1svO Hundred ana iafiy
Ihousond Dollars. The Star was bui 10 dis po.f.
The foowing is list OF the the cargo of lhe star
5o2i bags of Coffee,
llSD bsgs of Sugar
Sj cases Cinnamon,
AZ ubs OF Campnor,
cases of Tortoise Shell.
297 bags sago,
% bales Nahkcens,
224 pcuis sipan Wood.
81 sheets heavy Copper,
63 bales OF Wooen Trowscrs. &c.
Part OF sht above cargo TAKEN out aud bro't
in by the Surprize.
Also, ar prisate!srned schr y sid Porter, Of
Boston. Joseph II Fish Esq commander, from
cruize OF 81 dys, b wing ta.en tnree prizes, ,wo
Of which she manned, ahd gave up the third to he
prisoners