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a CARD.
MOOD. from New

XMTIGIIAM MOOD, from Newbu-
Wv ryport, offers bis services as n
structor ca the Piano Forte, and in N0-
CAL MUSIC, to the Inhabitants Of A
lexandria. His Vocal School viii GEM
mence on Tuesday Evening, at the school
room under Mrs. Netcher's boase and
he is prepared to commence Immediately
ON the Piano. Reference may De had to
the Rev. Mr.. WILMER.
Tupe OF StM
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* Gard.
Or. GUsY.sEUs q. BR0WN',

DIR. GUSTsFUS q. BR0WS',
IT & asiing removed to Alexaritis, tend
a ers BIS professional services t. the
iuha5;tants OF this town and its yicin-
ty.
His 0Hce is SITUATED upon Washington
Street four doors north of Street,
AID nearly opposite to the Mayors Office.
: june 25.
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.amos,g them ere

n. .Faoass taem Gre
Ty xrxA best London superfne Cloths
IS d and CaSsimeres, NalstcoatIngs,
Fancy and Wellington Prints, Calnbric,
Botas, 5aconet, S'nll, Leno, Whip
nett and Tamboured Muslias, ShawIs
and Handkerchief, Cotton shirtings,
do. Hose. rise Linens and Lawns.
Sewing silk, Twist, Gallons, Ferret,
Baato.;s, Coicred Threads, Pins, and Kid
-derminster Ca,petipS.
BY tie first ariiyatat this port from L'-
yerpooi they expect an assortment OF
WOvbGEI>S.
9 & |. ?. Thompson.
June %. j
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For SAFE,

One Hundred and I I,~"
III Hogsheads ofToBA!c ! (. !.
Chiefly of the first quality, and O :,
Ieyandria Inspection. >, cCOTT.
ElChp' - : aaw5s'
June 27,
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Since signed and ratified, and Boraparte
| will commence his movement toward Inc
|south Tomorrow, en- the day following.
(signe6 CASTLlEkEAo1.
Earl Bathurst, &c. e.
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For Freight,

Ceestzcise or to the Vest indies.
Z .,8SSS The Schooner topaz, Ahra-
.sssssss-e nam Briggss. master: burthen a
bout so harrels--in complete order aud
ready for the immediate reception Of a
cargo.
Apply to
June 81. " A''Anp e
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London Goods.

The sabcmhefs Lave imported il the Ship
posToN, CAPTAIN finley, from Lon
DON, (yia Baltfpore] an assortment 0
Seasonable Goods.
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Champagne & Ciaret.
10 aeseqsS aaa9aagne, u t33asee
&c Ge.s C.sret, faRstty.
90 hhds. choice Efoiasses.
For sale by
.aandeni'ts g Larmoar.
s lure c
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pvTL4DELpHlA. Jan. *.


We learn by gentleman who let
the ssri;isa squadron Oh Friday, at
Fishers isia q. consisting OF the
saee,.b, Pirton & Despatch. thai the
Satura 4 Forth. left FISHERS i-j..nd
on Friday Tor Tarpanlin Cove, to
water and st wood. The same
day. the ;'ieton captured a smail
schr. hauadio n. london. x drove
a sloop on shore. hut she got OF.
and proceeded to ~. london. The
Forth had on board rs prisoners. eol
lected from the sqna,iron. Bad WAS "a
pro. eed to Bermuda. The schr
john. from the spnfhward, for Mes
bedford. was captured ny TIC
Pnnana on the 18th and the aiis
FnnchaI. capt. Fleming. WAS carfar-
ed by the squadron. on the 2aiil the
sohr. Mercury was captared on tAe
so,h aad tue Edward. MDonaid.
was captured on the 31s'. On the
9Th inst. a brig and schr irnn Sandy
Hook. was chased by The Forth and
;'omone. but the commodore recalled
them by signal, fearing that the.
President f,isate might Come out.
The Fanehal was erased from SIX IL
the morning. until six in the even
,ns. The scir. Mercury was chased
ssom seven in the morning until a
boz, Eve in the evening. having du
ring The chase. hove over 70 barrris
OF Hour. and othef articles. and was
ultimately obliged to heaye TO la
consequence of the fire Of the enemy.
-l'he Edward WAS chased the whole
Of the seth, and escaped in the
night. In fhe inarning she was
within 6 miles ef the Pomonc. and
eaptnred about IL o'clork. having
carried away soase Of her sI,ars and
rigging. The raptains of the Punch
u and Edward, are on board the
iforlh.-The captains Of the John \
Mercury. were put on board the
Niinrod on the secsnd instant.
b
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.MIDDLEBuRY, VT Jan. Al. !

We have various rumors relatiye
to the preparations Of the enrny for
a winter campaign. We have little
doubt that an invasion Of our, terri.
tory an some part Of the Canada
fronfier. is laeditating though We
think it by no means certain that it
will he in this quarter. That the e.
nemy will improve the earliest ep-
portnDity to wipe away the disgrace
oe the last eampaisu. We think high.
" probable.
Whether new attempts shall even
tuate in new defeats. must depend.
no small degree, upea the patriotissf.
and slacrify Of those, who own the
sell, and know how to defend il. II
becomes the citizens Of this State to
be on the watch. The enemy will
come, if at all, like q thiei in The
night.
That the Green Mountain Boys
lose not the high reputation they
have Justly acquired, and sboye all.
that the foot Of an enemy be not per
miticd to rest on their soil, let them
be prepared.
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From the Rosfon Daily .4dceriiser
january rs.


Major Genera. Strongof the Yer
mont Militia, has issued a general
order, ~ consequence of tie move
ments of the enemy in Canada. indi-
eating probable invasion. in which
he urge. on his .!ivi-ion the neeess:'y
fleeing prepared for . sAert winters
campaigns. lie s':la.s the regu ar
forre Oh that frontier 10 he no'ori-
eu.ly inadequate TO withstand any Sc.
rious effor, II the enemy. in the
same general order he coiHinunisates
the thanks efihe kew-York L.sis-
lature to the vefmoat Volunteers
1t is reported th., the .iae. Of
John Lambert. The cam mouth IAN.
which has been lately carried about
il Canada. for The purpose ofex'liin-
ton among the natives recently ,as-
sed the lines into the 5'nited States.
The monster WAS seized Ivy a custom
House officer. and after shor, de
ten.ion. was thought a fit .nhjeet to
he aisseeted ara anaipmizrd. Ono
peniag the body, it was found to be
filled with silks, Iaces and other rich
goods, t. an amount which satisfaeto
riiy ace0unted for BIS enormous size
d.
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suuerb Of View Yord, from Charles

sSUper D s0i ~ NJ = VIZ, - 49, -
tor. Z, 8
The Bulwars IA. and Saturn. the
former on the 18th, and thc la''es os J,
the 18th. had both sailed, suPposea
for Bostsn Bay.
,rhc i.eander 30. which sailed the
Oh Dec. with d fleet Of transports 9
merchant vessels for Castine. anu
was separated in a gale. returned : :.
bsut the 18th. viii, several Of TIC
slept. and was to sail with the same
again FOR Casiine on the 18th.
Ihe Narc;ssus fiigate, with con-
vow OF transports. was to san the
mex, day for Bermuda.
Tie above two saips. with the
Maidstone, and the Wasp. we're al
the uap vessels ia port.
The Maidstone arrived about the
18th, arl WAS retislins there the 18TH
-sshe reported having falieB IN with
4 rrigata which passed her wit''anf
regarding her signals. and went on,
/ vas uaanufieaIy British fiigate
fse II could rot have been the Con
.s;.utiya. q, she sailed from here the
18th therefore oil the stories Of her
having ssek the Maidstone. prove to
he entiresy false. and tend to shew
hat there must have been some
misunderstanding on the part OF fise
prisoners lately landed from the
sn,l,dren in the Sound, when the
:,ritis', ulcers related the circnm.
stance. or il must have been a wilfni
intcn.ian on the part 81 the British
ofHeers themselves to hocr the Yam
KEGS Gas thry style IT. for the ps,r-
pose ol'eiating then thereby to make
tie modification the greater, on
iearnia, il was not true--ii this was
The eas-, hope they have been
disappointed.
TAere had been no later accounts
from England than he 9TH Nov. AMI
notAing new at Halifax.
Oariast dates from Halilax were
10 the t2th Dee. Capt. E. Informs
.nr no has papers on board 10 the
10th. AMI he has promised them to
me, and his gone down TO the ship:
--hnt he viii not he up in tine fsr
me to iaform ynu Of their contents
Ivy this mail. 1 thiHk, bo.syer,
they eaaaot contain m'ieh matter ut
Interest Or he would have conmuni-
ca'ed il.
A brig is coming II, supposed to
be aaa,ser prize. Nothing new ny
tbs E..assesn mail this forenoon.
Tonrs in haste.
SAMUEL rorLiFF.
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NEW-YORK, January ls-Noon.
Fachange Coffee House.

so s~S'S~'SSC S.UtS AAo"SSea.
BosToN. Jan. i6-fs o'clock,
Mcssrs. LANG. TURNER. & Co.
Arrived below. the British ship
Here, Roger Fenwick. late master.
Daniel F. Weeks, prizenaster. prlze
to the prisaieer brig Inc. White. OF
Parilsnd, captured the Esd Dsc.
in LAT. IS. long. 81.
The Hero is Of I.ondo1, SO tons
burt..en, III guns and 81 men. and
Was from Halifax b.and to jamaica,
5 days cut. laden with fsh and lun-
Der.
The captain and prize master have
arrived up this Morning. ard nave
learned the following Oh eonsersing'
with them.
The Hero sailed from Halifax
,(the town. the t5,h. aeslirem below
the 2Sth December. Capt. +. in,
forms that no prisateer had beer
sent in there since tie Bath Ne,
Cine day he arrived there.) 4 tha
ne prizs bad arrived STAGE the brig
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p O S r S CRIPl.
NEw-YoRk, Jaauarva
Fr1Hl DIR [ OrIGsnandfnt.


Exchange Coffee House, Be7u,
Jan. iS-i o'clock.
.nessrs. IGng. Turner 9 Co.
A gentleman came in At Ra|
tern Mai' Stage this forenoon, yh |
left Castine the tiIh list sui i,|
farms me- that transport ship viii
about zoe 'rsops. arrived ta're lhl
day freM Bermuda. she vaseH d
Il ilretaI Z sail, 4 mereasalmnsl|
8 trsnspor $, with aboai SOO lrtr|
ga board which sailed Traw B,rrr'
.la under eonsoy of he ). W. C@-
sack, and separated ina gale about
6 days out. She had passage aIi
DAYS.
He .aw a gentleman uho ssmh
here, au be infovE'ed lin tha
had a Bermuda paper Wien e'
tanned London oates to the tghN
,emasr, aroughl to that l,l@l "'
vessel in 81 days pss'ag'l'H p9N'
mouth, England, but had gwen wv Wv
the Con,n.sr6ing General a. ""
tine. Al the information De ''
collected to hafe noticed vas u"
LORD Hill, sfsr beng &c, :.
dy fgr some time 10 saul 1"'',,I
Portsmouth or Plymouth oau w ~
ordared not 10 sail. aud hsa rf'' ,:..,
70 London, as there was AlT'" VI,
Of. Peace vilh ibis cosaps' . nj
is All the information he s's, y. .,
ca,,d. There had been 10 u"
rival at Casrine from Hai''s"
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NEW YORK, January 10.
l.. /. SOUND NEWS.

The sloop Gearge Washington.
Gait. Of New London, witt, a load O.
salt, was taken on Thursday morning
last by the Nimrod. oil New-s. onaon.
and carried and anchored urar the
"a. jesiic, 74, Wing eff that bar, or.
Raasem was offered and refused
But on Saturday night last. capt
Briggs, in commissioned barge
from New london. went off and re
captured the sloop, with men on
beard, cut her cable, and through
her into port. She was isg be-
tween The ship and big. anu two
boats pvt of after her, but Iigh;
breeze spriasing up. Il the pnrsuers
not appearing very anxious to over
take her. capt &. brought her off
in safety, with her prisoners. without
injury TO AIRY person on either size.
--CsfumGian.
Tho priyateer Rover. of7 GYMS,
Zone 9 pounder oa a pivot new
vessel n well equipped, is in the
Sound. See the following letter OF
her proceedings
From orr Correspondent.
Lyme. January 10, 1915.
Yesterday the British privateer
schooner Rover, Capt. M'Lauagan.
from Nova Scotia. cane Off the
month OF Connecticut River, and
sent a barge with lieutenant and
five men after number Of vessels
Bound eastward. The barge cap
ssured the s.|oop Betse,. capt Gibbs.
and The schr. Ann, capt. Rider. OF
Chatham. anil was seen 10 take the
vessels from Sayl.rock, Sixteen
nsn from that place volunteere'
their sery ces, manned two l0ng
boats. pursued and recaptured boi
vessels. and brought them hoth To
.Saybrook. Ia capturing them. one
man helsnging to Sasbreok. by til
'iaHe Vt Charles DoIph, 4 stone emf
ter, Was killed. and Roy slightly
wounded. On the part of the enc
my, TIC lieutenant whs commanded
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From the Boston Gazette. Jaaain
7.u If;

The priyateer schooner Mars. Lib
lev. returned 60 Portland on Frisia,
asst. from an unsuccessful cruise Of
bout three weeks. having been .
biigea 10 return on account 0fshift-
NJ her ballast in gale.
Intelligence from Castine is TO
Tuesday. the 10th inst. Pierre bad
cen no later seroants from England
,r Halifax than what We received q
isrtni, ht since. live vessels Nita.
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TN Sen TIE.

- = s.----. IL ~
u,....s,, s~,.orx 10
|. - \ . . s, 9
Ter dsspsslnS osssias otnes "'"'
ters---
ae senate prcceedcd 70 me so"r
81 'eras'ea # she message 'fom -.
House alnouaeiass us o'sasroe'"ons
to the asnen'ilaeoss 81 the oeha'e.
The state OF THIS dsession =
lntr'catsiy interviewer MIN 1'as. !. :,
Term anu fecaniealaies' "A.
strait. IN describing we 800, ~.
vh;sa cAtoe up 20 asy. a'srsssa'a ~
RssTe form OF ineN. anc sho.'s'o. =
p:'ssest cur reaaefs VIA '"s
stare, ~
ne hss' qucs,' '.h;..h
sitter srat from 'ss' s''aa's' - -" -.
the House i'as a'Sasfesu, = ea. IL.
tie capital 81 the ssanh hso '"'i'io''
70 be sfhscri'ahle 70 puo'ie s'oeA
cs'caisi siacc the "at.
w ahss prop ss' Sill ssis. lSA'u =
pase.' 10 tnsss'.
s'ss no'isa was s,'pps'ssn ~ "a -,
BID. DIT. sa'ta. s'f.s iso"ssso M un''
e. fass.r' anu oppase ~, :" c;,s IT,
9 sFhoas. VT. wv ad NJ
no a''s u.va'r :,
o. the merits ~ 'as sl'es'e ~ .,' NJ w,
sespena'hs se'',o'. 10 $3.50 80
lac o'ler siause ps' . .'s : ' ~, 49, ~
Was eo''-'s'''fS''' as p"''''''''s' 800
Ell vita ihe 1uesttoa lmsntuiatcty "e-
fore sh- Senate.
The drst na'oed -~m''enca RESISTED
on the Advantages 70 thr gsoyefssse".
f-om the enerease oftae eaplias. ana
also from the proposed power 10
suspend payment In specie. witaaat
witch, it Was said. theoperafians Of
tasa bank must, Ter saine hiae 1t
least, hegrsatiy restricted. &c. anu
Wholly useless t. tne government.
Mr.. Ribb. Nr. Roberts. anu Mr.
avscr. iat''Rst~d u tM oehaie
si,anid yieA tapsa pc'als te' he ne"sc
that they should vote Tor the snae'l-
: mite pcstpenement Of the bill. under
the impression that Il no'.'d ne ra-
tner an Injury 'haa a besefit 10 The
eanmaniiy 70 PASS u in MS present
shape.
Messrs. Barhaur, hiug ard Gises
urgei the recession .i The Senate
from these aa,endasuis. principally
cnshe sroaad af necessary eoncess'"n
-.'ss'' = - : - - :. :.
Onifc'es' ~ sas''. :" .'s'.'e's' 49,
--soasessiohs w"ish - Wa saw '''0
siHes now more 'haa ever ae"Ano'
Ne, S~'soaf' pass'fu'a.,s' :" an s:o-
quent a'esns'' .a'o,'o~ sAs "eo.':
q ae',ass aeessl's'y 90 .,: sas, =.
w''ep naa 80 ip''S p0en ieau" =,
tacsa the TWO noises eau ~ Sfeauy
Interested the teeiinsss o. sie co'hMu-
nifty. which turned IT'S eyes with
ceaselsss anxiety On The ui'atery pro
e~eiioSs OF aensfess.--ar. Smi.n'
" aHasisn 20 thess 'snaFss. TOOK
occasion to absoive the Exeeat'Ve 8,
Seaate FROM the Mame o. usiay anu
auarhv ami hv Inference TO east II
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Tee barge, by The I'm.
C0wies. vas killed. Ir ! SSfas
were marched hi, lrs,, 4,
London, and delivered d. = ~.
. s sal'n' The privatess nh
to be on their guard s.,;'l' ,sti.
in With her. s''lst fiE
~
Extract ct a letter fran
Carey. dated SaysrSoa,es' i" !, e'.'ra|
: ssste day afternoon 4 :. =
eosered from '',is Place an ~. o.
sch. 10 chase Of a s!eop, sl ta''f
ea'ae up with and took Of, r' 'sl
Long. Island, soon after w. Az ,''S
cd q barge in chase If . ~, as'e
sch. Tie Wind being LIGHT , ''.'p VI
soon eap'nr,d. ] prop .es a., J, val
terprlze 10 retake them and @ .
cd TIVE boats crews AMI ssr, i y !
sliif ct them. They ed D. p p
,'ne goi about half way w. ~
leng island: We however r sH'|
VIII 'asm, and after eseb,,s ss|
few shot succeeded in sbiias s \
a"ih. aa.' brought ,hemin h,,s. 10
2 stioe!. this morning. We t,i'
nsn Killed in cur beat a,a '' :
,i,tr wounded in the er - |,
killed the frst Lieulreapl 4 a
prisafeer, and soek 5 pri Dor, ~
We hs,e sent 70 New.L ndon n
ss'a,' vas The ketsey. Gibh !,
Hartham for Providence, lh,oA.
schr. Ann, Rider. sf& from Ch,A..
from New-Haven.
The prisoners ted N. that Il.
prisa esr Was the Rover, (isru,l,
the American priva'scr sshr 4,
mistice] 10 days from Liverpool
s. carrying 6 i2lb earroasds, anal
long tom.
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VA. then decided IS

Cor reiccsionl was snen usS'aeu ~
sar ihe posfponement = Mcssrs.
f,,,;l,ard. German, Kerr, Lacoek,
Lambert, Roberts. Iayler. larnsr'
Tarnum -.
AGAINST the pcstponement - Messrs
Anderson, Barbour. Ribb. Brown
chace. Consiit. Daggeit, Dana, Foo
mrnti,,. t,iles. Goldshorough. Gore
Horsry, Howell. Hunter, King. Ma
con. Morrow. Robinson. Smith. Fait.
+ Tho II pssn, Walker, Wells, Wharr-
Iton-25.
The question on Mr.. Giless mn,
t;ou. Ia rseeie from the said iirsf a.
mcnda,eat, was then decided n the,
Alternative. ayes is.
Mr.. King then moved to recede
from all the Other a@end nents 20
which the House had disagreed.
| The seaats then receiei from
such of the said remaining amenG-.
! nents, as precededlhe following:
Tie 1aes'iaa on recediag frosa The
| Insertion az the section, authorizing
the Bank under eeriai, eirenmstan-
ees, 10 suspend pa,m meat Q! their
astes in specie, was decided as fol.
lows:
For reee,Iing-Nessrs. Barsaur.
Brown. Dagget. Dana, Fr-nenrin.
Gail!nrl. Ger&an. Giles. Gesasbo-i
roseh. Gore. Jersey. Hunter, Kerr,
| King. Lambert, Mason. Thompson,
Wells-t8.
| Against reccding Mcssrs. An
,,erssn. Bib. Chaee. Condi.. How
I@il, Lacaek. Marrow. Roberts. 80
hiason. Saith, TAFT, Taylor. i'uracr.
Varnum. W,lker. W!Arton-f5.
So the Senste.virtually disagreed
! In the insertisa Of such a section.
/ Wllereunon.
Mr.. Bin, moved to postpone to
1.-THE second Menday in March (to re-
Iieet) the further consideration Of
this bill.
Mr.. Smith, then. expressing de
sire to have nights reflection On
this question, moved to adjourn.
There were ID ayes il favor offhe
motion. and the Senate adjourned at
late hour.
FRIDAY. January %.
j After dispas.ng Of other business.
among which was the question as
to fhe rigl,, Of Mr Bledsoe, 10 a
vote. which was decided in the ne.
gatiye- .
The Senate resumed n,e eonsi-
i da-atfvrr Ne tn. s..,eadrneu.s IN the
Bank bill,
The question on sIr. Bibb's motion
to postpone. to the Cd Monday IN
March Ito reiect) the farther CEN
sideration OF the Subject, being yes
ander considerations
4 very able and highly interesting
debate took place, in the rsurse OF
which s'r. Dihb, Mr.. Taylor and
Mr.. Roberts supported the a!firma
tive. aad Mr.. Giles the negative
aide.
TIE question was decided at,
late isour IS follows
| For Representatives.. An
derson, Blob. Condit. 1iaiiiard,
{ Howell, Kerr. I.aceck. Morrow, 10
berts. Smith, Taylor, Iurner Varn-
um, Ws.iker.-il.
| Against s,ponement--Nessrs.
! Barbour, Brown, Chase, Daggcft,
Dana, Ffomeatin, German. Giles,
Goldslorongh. Sore. norsey. Hun
| ter, King, Lambert. Mason. Robin
son, TAFT, Thompson, Wells, Whar-
] ton. 30. ~
SO the Senate refused to postpone
the bill.
On melton Of Mr.. Giles.
| The Senate then determined to
| reaede from its disagreements with
| the House and
The Senate adjourned.
THE bill wants only the sigma.
| ture Of the President to become a
law.
II = .
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fresh and Choice le"

g Chests, half Chests aAd e"@ s,;,l, !!
,sia,ng Gonpo"dsr,, r iss'' q " !.
Tyson and Hy'on b ! Oct. I,l4|
S Ily Cargo, i"pr e O, Wv
said to be # chico lo'''''
Just recl,v d for SAT- BY .CA
Adams, Herbert q W
WHO WILL SELL :. ,Is
Pills on PnjIadelpaia AID S''
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