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Rippon Lodge,

ilartainias FROM 7eo to SOC acres On po-
t;,,aac Rive. about smiles from pum-
s.ies rad 90 from .tIexandia. Tie soil
IS goed for corn, small grain ard grass.
TIE, improvements are a dwelling houss
~ good rapair containing SIX FOCUS, q
Kitchen. laundry, stables and other ne
cessary house. Tie extensive nlarshe
new nearly dry belonging to this est ate
oaer to the purchaser the most ilaftenne
rros2ect OF rendering tits a valuable
,larm by.en inconsiderable devotion OF Ia
.bour. For terms arplv to The subscribe
Or to yvobtet Herbert, Esq. of Alexandra
john A W ashington,
Near Ci,arlesteWn, Jefferson County, Va
June Ia.
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Landing,
One hnndyed boxes frsb
SIN YRNA RAISINe
For sale hy

.a.lams Rertert G. Co
5SIS Who Will take a few i,p,,,,
q = s barrels freight in ag cd vessel En- T.
sasttsskDI4K. 'Os
July 10,
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District of ro'unab wit
County 81 .alcra,.ssria,
.anril err, 1915

Ruth Ianney, widow and relict OF a..
cr;Ila Jaanev. and John Nc phersonI
Es,,arY;ia., of Hannah Janney, Daniel jan-
new. William ianney, Rebecca Janne,y:
AauilIa Jaaney,israet Janney AID earJ-
ann 7aaney. orphans of Aqullla Janney.
----COMPLAINANTs.
81 AGx IssT, ISL
5 Elisha Janney--IssFxNpAET.
IN CHAN Gay.
The Defendant Elisha Janney, not haE-
;isg entered his appearance and given Sc
curitg according to the statute and the
rules OF th;s court, and il appearing 20
The satisfaction ofthe court. upon aiiid d
VT. taar TIE said Elisha 1aaaey IS not an
ialsahitant Of tl,s;s District In motioa o.
the camplaiaa1ts by theis. cousse!, i j.
ordered, t'ssatfhe said defendant Elisha
|iannes,d apuear here on the Sfst DAY
Isf 'No.t.snbe1s term next, and enter hls
to the sait and give security
for ..erfowaiiag the decress of tie cerft
AID it is. farther ordered that conyto
this arler be fnrthw.t', published FOR tws
iiulsnths sisecessiveiy. III Uae ofthe public
Eaewsraesss published in f1iis county. AM
! that aaotaer copv be possed at. the from
doc. o. the courthouse ofsaid county.
| A Ccas--Eest,
q. Deneale, 6. c.
July 8. iawam
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NQ1I q

sitrS( ~.
81 virtue MA Deed Of Trust from ch,
l.. Count fcvitt tothe Subscriber, ~;N
be exposed tesale at pnblic asc:;ce I g.
ready money, On Monday tie sStb d 10y
OF August next. ny
A piece Of Ground ]y;n,
upon the north side Of DUE street g
to the westwara!0s Fayetty street, g,"". V
|sng &c feet pron Duke street. and rnn
lung back Ice feet to a 10 feet allsr.
UFen this ground iscrecte a convsn;...
ltTo story hs;ck dwelling horse with hack
|bu;!diags-the sale to be on tie premises.
lat the same time and place VII he soil
Ia small tract of land lying in Fa;,sar
county, containing about 10 acres known
lby the name Of bloomfield Farm.
ALSO,
! at the SIRE. tine nd aIccp
Eight Va liable Slaves
Also. at tie saa,c Zine and place br
Virtue G Deed Of Trust Il N C.a,lS,
J.. Count hewitt to the Subscriber AID
Robert GRAY, will he SOLD a Tract =
LAND in Morris Township, " ashirc
ton couuty, Pennsylvania, contal,;T,
Inearly 500 AcFss--AhS3. a Lot ;
Ground and Roass in Nottingham, state
of Maryland.
JAMES KEITH.
July s5. Is,
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Pubic Sale.

4 GStC SdlC.
|AN Saturday the 18th Aug. at hall
ia y past II O'Clock: will be sold TO TIE
highest bidder, the following variable
real estate, viz
The three story brick " are
Ihoase and Lot of Ground, situated ca TIE
|csruer Of Price and Union streets, &C
|caHied By z. & ). Ross-1mnetiste!,
after
Cine 1-2 Acre of Ground
situated ard beaaing on Duke, Patrick
,ad .,ife streets.-l'erms liberal whic'i
81. be made known at the place Of Sale.
p. O. Marsteiler.
July 20.
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ei'tiSalneHt.

.
I'm .csday the atlsof August next.
~ wi ase Sud to the highest bidde.
for ready cash, at tie Tavern of VII
LIAM Goon1Ne. Of Fairfax 'county, on
the Little R,ver Turnpike Road, near
Accctiuk Bridge.
Several Valuable Slaves,
Consisting of Men, Women aid Chill
dren, belonging to TIE Estate of Colonel
WILLIAM PAYNE, deceased.
ELiZABE3 II PAYNE.
sadas'r.c. Of I'm. Payne, decd.
June so. cots.
A meeting of the Mem
5ers Of the Fairfax Jeckev Club, is4arti-
|culafly requested at William P. Rich
.rdsou's tavern, on Monday the "a, day
# August neyt, for the purpose of form
ing rssss and regulations for said iastitu-
|sien. &
July Il. aawsw
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233 Pa OK AGES
Fresh Drugs 8 Medicines
Vim, + TI,ornton & Co.
sEare ji,st -Nsazrels
AND OFFER Fer SALE.
AND OFFER 'FGR SALE,

E,s9R CASH or coed notes at long
& -ti.ne,r 200 Packages prime DraSs.
sd'kic5aes, PANTS, Dyests.:Ffais, &c. mosst
oaEesusly selected from tie latest imrer-
tations iate Baltimore, Philadelphia, n.
Eark and Bestoa, and comprising one If
lie nssS extensive assortneGts in that
liae, e7es sslore- offered in Slsis place.
The advantageous terms ucon g',ie
their presents.soek has been pncheseah
9ili enable .essin to sell t. Druggists.
Merchants, Physicians and othaas, at the
Rew-Terk aud Philadelphia prices, there
hy saving to the,s, the freight and pre-
sent eAcsasge.-Among tkeir assortment
are:
500 VT Refined Camphor
100 wt. Calou,el
500 Beetles Castor Cid
500 ditto Olive o.!
500 VT. English Gamomile Flowers
$50 WI. Sweet spif:ts Of Nitre
900 VT. Salt of Tartar
$40 VT. CREAM OF Tartar
500 W.T.. Best Yellow 8ark
4c0 W.T.. Carolina Pink SCOT
500 W.T.. Fresh Aanisced
SO wt. Cantharides
200 vt. Flour cf Sulphur
5000 VT. Clanbei'S Salt
1000 VT. Italian Juniper Berries and
Oil
100 ~. White CASTLE Soap
1860 wi. Oh of Eitriol
$50 VT. Strongest Aqua Forts
1000 VT. English Blue Ntriol
$50 VIZ. French Verdegris
1900 papers Pill and Wafer Boxes j
COCO VT. Virgin Sulphur for Powder
makers
600 gross assorted Walls
600 ditto. Vial Corks
100 VT. Fresh Nutmegs
leo VT. Velvet Syringe
goo dozen assorted Tooth Brushes
&c. &c. Sc.
June Is.
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W as Found,

! Piece of inen Cambria.
he owaer may l'ase II by giving de-
setll ton, & payingfEe c,st OF this kdyer-
fise;i.elit, Oh al pliea.lsa IL tie
PRINTER.
JulySJ St
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July s..
W.. f. Tharnton,

- EspEcaFULLYihfo,ms his friends
AZ tist he les lately,takea his brother
r. Z. THoRsroa of Fredericksburg, as
a fariacrin taade---tihe business viii in
fatare hs conducted IN this place ana in
Fredericksburg: under the firm Of w. F.
i HcRsroN. 4 Go.
i.re Is
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NOTICE.

4 , ENG apFointedby the cnInancc de-
80 partnent of the Z. States, t. coiIecr
'al! arms aud acccutiemcnts tie Irol elty
of tine &. states, other dan shcse wEicb
may have been receipted for to the PRO.
Per olfcers-tiis will notifythose persons
who may have arms, &c. Of tie above de-
|scription in their possession, to forward
them to Mr.. K. Griffith, Gursmith. Of
this place, who will raw then raasona.
he compensation for their trouble.
SAML. lhOMpSGN,
Collector of Arms for L. States,
July e5. Ia'.
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Dsstf ct OF ColnmDIa-to W.T.
County Of .7lesaaaria.
.dprii Term, 1916.
Edmund penny Gs,omptaiacnt,

Edmund Denny Complainant,
AGAINST,
axs.e4aader Henderson, inn. and John
Mcpherson. late trading under the firm
ss .yleSaaaer Henderson &iCa, aud Ro-
bort yoan,,ss, laaics Saa;lersan and John
alills, jas.--sseffssaaaats.
m GssaNcEeY.
-zE,he Deesadaat Alexander Henderson,
iia. not afViias eptsFed h;s appeagaa <
g:sen saenT:ty according to The ss@s,.te !,
the rules Of this Seart, and it appearin
Is Ire satisfaction al the. court. aBoa att
81 ayit, that TOE sad defendant Alexander
Henderson, Jun. is. net an inhabitant OF
this 5sstEci On ,oetioa of the corr, lair
AIT by hrs counsel. it is ordered. that TIE
saisfdefesiiant Alexander Henderson Jun.
tia, ap ear here on the ifst day of Navea,-
ber term aleStt, and entsr lbs appearance
10 the SGT nod gave security ic, performs
ING tie. desgses Of, the coarf,S a4d Iliat tie
other defeessanfs, John NC Pie SON, AID
Robert YDaGg, James Sanderson aud John
Mills, i'm. 80. net Pay aNay.S convey Or
sscrete, tue debts. by thenl cssins TO, or
ts.estate Or effects IN their hands belong
ieS to the said absent defendants A!e1an-
ci- Henderson, jun. until the further
oder or decree OF this court and that a
copy ofthls order be forthwith published
far two months sucsess:velY in one OF the
public newspapers pabiishe.iin this coun-
tsT,and that another cory be posted at the
isant door Of thscourt-house Vi said coun-
t.
A Copy-Test,
q. Deneale c. G
sJnly $50 49, o.,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-01
NEW-ORI.FANS

With what delight do we give It as
our opinion that this important post is
safe There is, to all appearance, no sort
OF danger, unless the enemy should ATTEMPT
70 brh6 therr meet up the River. to produce.
JOINT attack by water and by land
1t is well known that this interesting Civ
IS situated on IN island, on the East side Of
the Mssiss PPi- On the front of it, runs this
r1yer--on the rear of il IS the river Ibervill,
which runs from the Mississippi above into
Lake FonchartTain, the lake itself q small
strait, which connects it with Lake Borgne
the latter lake winch is in fact but bsV of
the Gulf OF Mexico, and the Gulf itself. At
tlllS season OF the year, when the Mississippi
IS not yet filled by the melting of the SHOWS
ON the mountains 70 the North and West. the
lOeryllle IS a shallow * inconsiderable stream
he town is from to miles from Lake
foncilartrsin, through which most Of its coas-
tnB trade IN the small craft is carried on by
means OF the bayou st. John, (Which goes We
~ near to the city,) and the canal of Caron-
dolet which takes the bayou 20 the back part
OF the City. The Lake Ponchartrun) is
very shallow, in some parts not more than 10
| or IL feet deep, so that it is not accessible 70
the larger ships OF the enemy-and between
the margin OF the Lake and the City, runs
tne CyiIfiera OF cypress swamps which are
| almost impenetrdble to the foot Of the sol
| der. These swamps run down that lake TO
the margin Of Lake Borgne, 50 chat there IS
an inconSiderabie space between the latter x
ths Mississippi. Hence the brave jackson was
enabled to throw line Of ditch < brcastyorks
between his troops and those Of the enemy,
VINO had come up Greek through Lake
| bngnc, and we're approaching the City in
that direction.
The City IS from toto 81 miles no the Mis-
slssippi--the navigation Of which il rendered
impraetica6le to tne larger Slips x tie enc
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-01
FRDERAI1smin %; and 1915 t.! =

In tie last Message of Governor Strong to
the Legislature OF Massachusetts on the nth
January, We have his usual quantity of cam,
mixed up certain doctrines, which were for
merry denounced by the staunehest pelitici-
ans Of his school.
We have heard It observed that the stdge esislg-
Hes have right to express their opinion concerning
the measures Of tie general government This doc
rine Is rcpugnant the first principles ofiiety and
Me remark cotHd nOf haze ben made By any one tlo
hud teH cO1tsideed the organization d MIR e01prn-
Diefs the arguments used by he advocates OF the
DatOnai constitution when that system was adopted
The government oithe United slatt,is founded on the
tate governments, snd must be supported by them
the Legislatures OF the several suites either elect TIE
members Of Tie executive and legislative brcnes OF
the national government, prese be the manner Of
their election. IL would then be strange JUDGED, it
they were denied right, which the meanest citizen Of
every free state eiggs ~ the arrangements Of the diff
ferent powers, The state government to many pur-
poses iHerposcd between IT, government ofte United
States and the people II the latter tink themselves
oppressed, they Will complain to their Imtnediste re-
pleseutatvcs and the RcmonstraDce OF state legis
lature their behalf, will often be sighted Dy a
wise and just administration"
Such is Fcderah8m in 1915 Let US see
what il was in 80 In that famous year, when
the Constitution was torn to pieces by ty-
raHnicai faction, when Alien and Sedit0n
Laws was fastened around the necks Of the
People, Virginia raised her voice in the de
renee OF the Violated CONSTITUTION. one DC
nounced the conduct of the Federal Party
with arguments which il was impossible to
answer, IN stTaWs which were calculated t.
persuade and not to HyeufeH. She did not
dream OF Rebellion, Of resistance 20 the
laws, Of means which tic Constitution ab
hors end Washington denomces thong
she might have done 81 with more safely
/ because war was n't then raging around our
| borders. But tlongh the language Of hel
| Legislature was mild, and respectful, yet tn
! FEDERAL Idoto Of Niassachrset. lhea took the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-01

will nos be able TO return before so-mo,7ow
morning, 6nt rce entertain no doubt our that
ncg qyW report .tavorabty. " e are f'rehar-
ed 10 meet them, and if they should advance,
oar TROOPS qUiH gtoe The enemy such re-
f,iSe as zyiH deter any attack on or city or
sea-6oard. The froohs on duty oS~ anxious
TO meet the invading foe, being fully itretiar-
ed for them. Jan Is.
Errracf ola letter from a gentleman in Nd
olson county, W. TO Member Of Congress,
drted Jan. 8h.
Volunteer companies forming IN all the neigh
hourng towns getting arms and ammunition, and hol-
tiin- themselves in readiness. II the British take
ride to Whitehall this winter, they will never
turn"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-01
NOTICE.

EgNHE Officers ard Soldiers Of the 9Th Regiment, "a
Brigate, Virginia Militia, urder ths Command Of
Col WmC GreenhiiI, lately ia tie service ofthe Uni
teG States At Camp Ellcotts Wills Ia hc lae Of Ma
rylsnd, are Notified chat their Certificates (or due
blls) hav come to hand, and will be delivered on sp
pcation te the Subscribe, FIVE miles bsl.H Notoygy
Court-HOuse RICH Am FpTsl -
t'ny--iidsser 4M heg. "a B,ig y ".
NottOwav. Frh ct
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ORITuARY

Camp C1rter's, J0gnGry eSh 1915
" h painful emotions tl.t Ofiaers thu III Sr--
'nent an, ounce tn, death Of Lieutenant C,or-e Ar,
GCSTUS W ATsoN, from the county @. Prince RsivaS
vino died here on the Goth last aztec ? verc ill., S. Of
Cn'y few days b. vile grasp Of r-ath ensrciuq
ue u.orsl pSrt of the decesse,l haiti, sn,.cLej Co.,
ms hhods apd relatives protector and e.. IA
h'S cosntry an active defender and advoeste Who
Dreamed ms last with calmness and resignation The
omeeis OF the 9TH Regiment, convened IN corn roitfee
OF tx whole N the vacant quarters OF che said Ie,,
"-h Colonel Natssn--Colouel Gray President Of th.
COMMITTEE, mindful of that respect which IS due the
oreessed, and actpsed 10y the sympath tic Zee lnps
WHICH similarity Of condition End Of deprivation h.
spr@s---i>o Unanimously Resolve, to wear Cr,pe o,,
the !eitarm for the period Of thirty lays--And. also
oes'hon''y u solve, to have the proceedings OF this
d RshraOad. WDf CRAY P,,;d-rt -
EFssn H. IL Ua9er.gso5, Seo'ry.
Nibit-,n Esaoy ~ County, in the Y5th year of his
age NJ. TfomAs u rwood, Senr much known
much rcvered, aud much regretted
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-01
BALTIMORE, Jan. 26.

The schooner Lyax, that went down to the
enemy with Gag, returned last evening"
She left the Orlando frigate (commodore
ship of Georges Island, Potomac, on Fri
day last rhe Dsuntless sloop of war was OFF
Patuxent, the Havana, another frigate and
brig, were in Lynnhaven, where the o, Ian
do intended going the next day. No cap
lures had been made since the schooner Ma
~ OF thie port, ex.s.ot the -ct .5ncr William
ofGeorgetown, for the West Indies with four
hundred bbls. -four, and some craft taken
~ the Potomac. The Gag ran into AnI,apC-
lis an Saturday night just before the snow
storm.
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From THE y. Y. COLUMBIAN EXTRA, OF
Ea.r

PRESIDENT FRIGhTE. CAPTURED.
The capture OF the President is too GER
tain. We haze letters from purser Timber
lake and rlidshipman Emmett (son of eoun-
sellor +. } and others.
She was taken the 10Th, the day after she
left the Hook, by the race Majestic, and
frigates Endymion, Pomona and 1cnecos,
after a running fight with the Endymion, in
which she was crippled in the rigging, and
then the Pomona, before the others got up.
Lieutenants BabSitt, Hamilton and Howell,
and few men are killed, but no midship-
men. The commodore unhurt, and vessel
ordered to Bermuda.
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Mc7v- York, Jan. 20.
@FrIU- I OFN, UIN <U'
DISASTROUS NEWS.
REPORTED CAPTURE or THE
PRESIDENT FRIGIlTE.

mr.. North, PtuSer offhe Navy, arrived
in tozv1l last eUening from NJ London, and
states that a flag from The. British squadron
aryiDed at ". London on Nonday eUening,
sVith letter for Mrs. Decatur, The bearer
ofqodieh inf1rmed, that The ftfgate President
svas captured the second day out from this
fiort, by a sAif ofkhe line, race aud t7vo
JrigGtes. affer an action of'FOUR ITO YRS
and FOR7 Y MN UI'ES, during 7ylich
the 1St. An aud 5h LieHteuantS 7Vere killed,
and the sailing master 7vottnded. mr.. NorIh
could nor state any other circumstances offhe
action, and did not knozv am thing of the
uessels (Which sailed IN comhany Nth the
PyeSidenf, bit stated fhnt this mornings
mail from Ne.U London, zUoaid bring a c0a-
Ifro'afion and hbe particulars IF this lAiJort4=
nae loss. Mr.. North received these harfi-
enlars from Cam. Shaw, commander Of khe
u. s. squadron az ~. London.
THE Eastern Mil ofthis morning eoW,
IN all hrobabHify, either conjTtN Or coRfyr-
dictMe a6oUe seSffleGsant rchort.l
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-01
From the Vermont Mirror, Of Jan. is.
THE ENPECTED INVASION.

The stories of British preparations for descent on
our territory, with view to the destruction OF feet
seem to fac little lately. Whether the attempt b.,
made or not have the satisfaction perceive that
extensive arrangements entered into TO meet the
former alternative. Besides the orders issued BY Mai
Gen Strong to his division of the Miltia of Vermont
Rris. Gen Orns has issued his orders to the com
rnandants Of Regis in his Brigade to have their men il,
Nv sdiaess otake the field moments notice and
has directed them, in OF necessity post them
selves in uicous positions the feet. The dyisio,
OF N York Mlitis under the command Of Mai Gen.
ktooers has also Ell orders similar those issued
by Gen Strong. All these bodies of men, If called
upon, will present force not to be desised The
works PlattsOgrsh coutein, believe shont 1000
ne ulslr veil appointed and full of confidence One
entire new fort been built since the British attack
last September, the others have been much strength
ened and improved. A gentleman who left there last
week. nerms that 900 men are kept constantly on
fatigue. In addition to these facts, which 70 To the
probable Issue of an hostile attempt, vii AID few
circumstances relative TO the probability its being
made The winter, in this quarter, has been so far,
remarkably mild, with very little Should il con-
tnue So il will not be possible for the enemy Ia proceed
Oh the ice to WhitefiAl and the upraetcability of
ANY other route, think, be apparent every
one acquainted with this part of the country. Gen.
EiCorab who reported to have proceeded 10 Uti.
ca, still remains Plausburgh, and we are happy to
add that Com. M'Donough has received orders from
the Secretary &C the Navy repair Lake Chsmpiain
Immediately. We presume he is At Whitehall by
thus time
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-01
ST0LEN

4 hUF Of my Stable Oh Saturday night ~, ~ Cooch.
~ isnd county, about nhas above the C1lrt Hou,
On the Ca'ter's Ferry Road, large Sorre Hcrsr 20
eSIuc'uar MAJ S1 except uat o. gear, recoit cted---
When Ia use, he IS iucned 10 oei hig Il rather o,,
enc side is about feot gh, asa 10 qr B; vars oid
eat spring. viii G,v. $40 reward Tor G,c delivery
th- horse, $50 for tina delivery Of &c hor>,; g
hicE NN SAI+f1,r -
Feb. SIP
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FRoM NEw.oRLrANs.

TioHeh rc'A0We hfer accounts 6y ssrerdl eays, yet
SH nc 6No7rigg .os hare many ness cfa 7picL sfruc
IN IN 1b ME cbnsns IN me series IF cUeHts
ERESTING 9!
knb0ct ef0 ieucr. from a lgenfieafan ofhich
s.a6ding--dafcd
Ncw-fJrieaDs, 18Th Dec. 1914.
capnot say that e' MS crowd upon US with
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-01
IN ANrIClPATION oE rHE Mail.

BosToS, Saturday noon.
g GENTLEMEN,
awe have particular news to-day No-
ching by the eastern mail stage of this morning
The Fox pryateer has returned 10 Portsmouth, III dis
tress. after hT out few days.
Sailed from this port yesterday the privateer brig
Avon and schooner Tomaawk, both on crriize.
a merchant Of this town received THURSDAY
morning last, per eastern ma via Castne, BerT,uds
paperhut he refuses CRAFTY the public with Sigh,
o; IL II is supposed TO contain late from En-
gland, and something Of pacific nature. The editor
OF the Newbeyport Herald that hs hiss been IA
vored with Bermuda papers to Dec. l4,h, which con
tain no later from ESgland than October. The
paper alluded to is OF later date, and has been
ed in town rs above stated.
PEACOCK AND HORNET.
A Gun Boat and Pilot Boat came up from Sandy
fiook last evening with information, that tine Q. 5
sloops Of wax Peacock. Capt Warrington Hornet,
Capt Bidtlle, ara brig Tom Bowling, all rode out the
late witkou sustaining any damage.
The pilots firther Informed that wien they left SAN
ty HOOK. this GGdent te feet al preparing to
proceed to sea.