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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-25
NOTICE.

On the 9th November last, took from ON
BOARD OF MIR. Oglisby Shruggs' boat, head man,
Hed, sack OF salt, twiil'd sack The owns
r. or owners are requested to prove their right
, the same, or it will be dealt With AS the law
directs.
WA. PlGGoTT, Inspector Of boats
Lock Harbour.
December 10 vy6,V
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-25
July Is.

P.s. Robt. c. Jennings, The General Agent. is
furnished with supply of the Apparatus, a.
ms othce, lately occupied by James brown. Esn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-25

=. - y. 80
Circular 20 experimenting CDecers or regiments
and Corps on fhe Reeru't'nS Servie'.
Office If Suoer;ntendence of th,. R,cruitinp0
Service. CITY of Washington, January, {
16tb. 1915.
AIR
yhovs the honor 70 forward to YOU by
or,.r of a. .rv nj war. the following re.
o,ta,;on. MISREPRESENTATION for the government
IF ,bs re...',;ms, serv;ce tn he carried into i'm.
eo.a;a,. oesos
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-11
LAST NTGlVr'S MAIL.

NEW VoBE, January s.
Important P'n1or--A naval officer, who left New
London on Tuesday evening and arrived here yester-
day morning in the Maj, Stage. states that on Tues
day morning Mr. Peek came up from the British
squadron and reported that, While on board the Su
pcrh hot morning. he Informed by the first Iicute
n,n,, tbGt tbe Ut'ed Hdtes ftgate CoDstt,iioa INIT
s'okFhe BT7n9i i'7rGts Subsistence Gfie; a I-s6ertIe
engagement To Mr.. Peek's enquiry how they ha.l
derived their Intervention the Lieutenant repiyed that
soop at var (which lay a,c,o,. near the Snneyb)
arrived roo' Halifax The preceding evening" which, re.
cevsd the intelligence from vessel she bad boarded
on her passage
Two OF the other sage passens.rs state, that fhey
left Fishers island u- lay, s. that Just before their
departure. rartv of British seamcp came on shore,
and mentioned in their hearing, that the Constitution
hal given tle Maidstone terrible fogging.
the probability oftht' repori IS strengthened bv an
article in tie Inst Palladium Of MONDAY which states
that o. the 9Th &c Dec the H,iEain and Ktd,,s..y
were fallen in with by the Maidstone tI,e comrnsn.
OF which took copy OF their instructioas 70 convoy
them to Castine, but parted from them few no RS at
ter in gale" Another article in the same paper
mentions, that sthe gale" here noticed continued
"teii 1ctYs," or in other words to the 18th Of Dec
The Constitution, it will be rrmembereh sailed from
Boston on the 18th OF Dee and stored an eastern
course .5ier ida
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-11
Later from, Mean Orleans.

Received at 10 o'clock LAST night
Factract II a lette, from T. .Johason, Es0.
Post Master at Nay Orleans, dated De-
Gender 17tA.
The enemy's vessels, about sixty sail, are
at Ship Island, in the bay of St. Louis. They
approach the city by lake POI chartrain. Our
naval force on that lake consisted of five gun
Boats and one small schooner they were
attacked by thirty eight of the enemy's bar
yes, and were carried after severe action
Of an hour and thirty minutes. The en-
erny's loss was great--thirtcen of their bar
ges were sunk. They are now masters of
the lake. TO oppose their march to the city,
we have but two snail forts one at the
mouth OF the bayou ST John. If they effect
a landing, battle must decide the fate of the
city. All here-have full confidence in Gen.
jackson, and calculate OF a favorable result,
Our present force is 1000 regulars and mi
lltia 10 this we may add by Sunday, 2OOo
Tennessee troops under Gen. Colfee The
other force from Kentucky aud Tennessee
will not arrive i'll time. Tile fleet is the same
| you had IN the Chesapeake, and is under Nd
| mral COchrane. Gen. jackson has esta-
| blished the most perfect order ana police.
| tie is confident he can defend the place.
The accounts Of the enemy's force are various.
| Our fate will be decided before YOU hear
| from NE again. /"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-11
Cory Of a letter from .Nsqv- Orleans 10 she
Post Master encraL


New-Oreans, Dec. 16.
SIR-Intelligence reached this CITY last
Monday ct a British squadron of from s. to
40 sail of vessels, of various descriptions
transports included, having appeared Off Ship
Island, near the Bay of St. Louis, under com
mand las is supposedly of Admiral Cochrane
who lately left the Chesapeake. The force
on board these vessels may be estimated at
5000, part being black troops from Jamaica.
The enemy SINCE their arrival, have been en-
gagged sounding the different passes, with a
view TO the debarkaton of their men.
The nature OF the country will render the
experiment hazardous. A small fotilIa of
five gun-boats and schooner have unfortu-
nately fallen into their hands, after severe
contest and great loss 20 them of men. This
leaves them without check upon the lakes
except from the fort at Petite Cosuille, com
man'ling the passage of the Rigolcttes s. the
tcrt ST. Jean at the mouth of the bayou of that
name, neither of which are considered very
detensible. Rumor states that the squadron
has been reinforced. Fresh vessels probably
have and viii continue to arrive. It would be
presumption to predict the result of an invasi-
on but appearances justify the expectation of
its not being Intellectually resisted.
The report by the Balze boat last evening
IS, that the brig Herald had appeared off the
Bar, had sent an armed boat to the block
house, and taken FIVE of the pilots.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-11
CONTAcIors nlsTFMpcR

Ertr0ct n letter fJ0gi II yeRtma,t ~ NE c9-f,f oF
"flEerd, 10 MS c27erpo,laen: ia Sci!y, diteI Fai
Hf9H'iI, ian. ).
50 hove seen JsmeI Waller 70 lsy. INST from AQUA
ne had b. en- IN pnSt Of Doctor 10 attend his brother
william, who was taken yesterday with the complaint
~hch has destroyed 50 r1any Of on nllbifants Mr.
Garnctt died few Hays ago az Aqua The dstcmper
. distressing beyond any thing that Won can IMAGINE
It taxes Of whole families Tam l.srfl 10 SIND any of
10y iHmiY 70 Aqua John Coo'se bays al the poini of
deail BIS father has been down 10 see him add was
fearful 20 goirtD Che boise " tile disease does M,
oa'r am opir. henz.ve 90 viii dc.troy ,he creater
part d' Our lniishtint W King fie9rg. there. wa
aiahy OF teIl--;he whole deal keep, lt,lc b,v wiz,
wont To neighbours house, after starving aday or tvn
ani asked .or some hr,. The ie;shbotr asked ,i,f,
hhe h'd po PLENTY OF bread ri home lie saiJ tat
ns 'atier, mnther auA 0ie r-s' of te family veg. -
Nsep' ani ihsth colll not wake tnem Ilc WAS ak.
"l hoe lonn hlcr lad been asleep ne said y Gay or
i"o De ue' gib)Je went over. aud frui nine n
ttar1 Jese tnct were ,n,fch alsrned, lie, cs-,-
'nlsH rnuId be t4e best wav tn SCI, f ~ lie b,s.
an1 'lrh thcm up. wiici, was done P.r,r Ao5r.,y
leach, JOS wife, on ,na daughter, src dead on NJ
James ste" ard ha' lot i,is sDn stephena-4 hi aiy
,e' sally, rs daughter Nancy now very ~ AZ Mr.
! Norman place. on Mr. Carpenter AMI his SON !.
@''' .cai Nv Hall, Just below tlc Cerrtouse. ha.
m5 ~ '' 60 20 the cote'.e ~ g or 10 DAYS"
he alarming iseass, noticed ia The above letter ha,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-11
MONTREAL. Dec %

NUN IKE AL, lJGC-
On Monday last dinner was given at
Holmes Hotel, by the gentlemen Of this civ,
to Lieutenant General Drummond and Com
modore Sir James l.. Yeo, to which the Cen
eral Staff and Field Officers then in town
were invited. SIR JohnIohnson, Barenet was
in the chair, a91'the Vice Presidents wcre the
hon. {. De Lothimcre and the honorable John
Richardson.
The Court Martial ordered on NJ j. Gen.
Proctor, assembled on Tuesday at the Court
HeuSc, but was adjourned till "Wednesday,
lowing to the absence Of one of themembersl
when the number being complete, the char
ges we're read, and tie evidence of Lieut..
Col. Werhnrton was heard in support there
of--the Court proceeds in the examination of
witnesses.
1t. Gen D'ummond and Com. Sin James
Lucas feo, lefe town on Wednesday, TO re-
sumo their respective commands in:U. Cana
da.
Ertract Of letter from ,ai5nnv, 70 n gentle
man in Montreal, dated Dec IS.
{" My neighbor arrived here last evening,
from the lines, with s l25, 900 in gold, one
halt OF whichis in eagles, for which he will
obtain - or s per cent. premium, and with
his paper procure good bills at II per cent.
Discount, TO sell IN your quarter at to per
cent"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-11
For SALE.

4 ar exchange, for property near in Potereb,r,.
Lynehhufg Richmond Norfolk at n a II. piic,.
koanoak Plantation, Ofl2i5 acres i6s acres 6r,f
rate bottom, and Of this - acres are an sard inf
Tor to no landou the river ofth whole tract neat.
goO acres are uneeared II IS among the rnos' yaua
b tracts m the country, ard person wishing to
engage II the milling business, infri-r 10 10 country
situation in the state and merchant min ar.
now erecting with water sufficient for every purpose AZ
the dries seasons
would exchange as above, OF sell, AMI rive six rav
ments Every thing necessary to settle the paee es,
be had with 1t, and immediate possession hal. If reo,ir
ell. "a 4'''''
apply to Burwel s, Lewis, Manchester. Or the .,,
acriber '''' ''''-
JOHN r LUCAS.
~fsFtfsftF0Hf,gr ian. u. rtSyyD6
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-11
LAKE ONTARIO.
HKHKiNfn, IN. VI Dee. 90.

HEHHpER, On. VI Dee. %.
Government have determined 10 huhl, during The
winter, an additional force oil ti,s lake II We may
estimate the abolition trorn the lumber Of workue
emp,osed, sc should supposs il word nearly equ,i
thai airee1y there Five hundred and tvcn,, seats are
a'resiy engaged IN the line ri stages ar - men arc
to he cu>eyed each day. About $50 have ahcady
rasei thrcuye tbs sil'Ssc, snd than no have ar
.v'h At s.eaetts Harbur. The active span, OF Com
Cauncey has never SHINE orr ooasac,.' Us thar in
th's instance Blu three weeks since he te the tlai-
h'r, ard solkInen are there, having commenced
hnikling.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-11
iO0DOII,ARS REW4pD

FsNiC following Notcs were enclosed ,rpr, Pblads1
pima, under date 18th Eo7. to tie subscriber. and
have not come to hand, viz.
Mechanics Bank Of Alrxardlia, A. NJ ". A1,xan.
drs, Jan 4b, 1918, 100 doliary.--Mcchsrirs' R,nt,
o. AieXandria, No 1oi SCHOLARS Fsrmers' Baoi-
Of Nifgmis e No. go, Richmond March Oh 1ets
50 dsarg Farmers Bank of Virginia peraiIc si,LS
ohcc ~ winchester. & No. 92O7, sept l6, doi.rs.
--fArmer8 Bank Of Virginia payable at the off, In
LynchnOFg, & 10 1884, April 6, 100 dollars -I'sr-
mers Bank of Virgi-ia PAYABLE nj the of,cs h. + .i
burE. - no. 1896, Nov 25th, 1912, so dollm~.-Rank
Of virgins, royablr Of Fredericksburg, a. Va. Ics7.
Nay sth, ISL 100 dollars.--I}snk Of {ueiha. pa~s-
ne at Pctersh'lrg, A. No scr, Brrn 49,. tsts &
dollar Box Of Virginia, e. No. 78i Oct Is. igie
sever" letters addressed tn other persons f., - a
pl9ee about tie same TINE are acc rag,e. sor,s -
Which covered artc'es n valus.--And H. 4; 4, ,.,..y
Suspected t''s' tnry ava dotssa-d inpr,1cri. 7r,-
noye reward vii '- z'en f.r Inc SAD notes, %, 81 ,,
portion IN any part ucscof
iosEPG EcHC.;
iynrliure Isr q
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EW tAcs

A letter from New Orleans, dated Dec. Q,
1914. SAYS, % Gen. Jackson Is now below, Sc
iccting and terrifying the most advantageous
positions au apprehensions of an att X have
subsidized. Some cruizcrs are vet inthe neiglr-
bornood Of Mobile Point. TThe resort.
therefore. Of the arrival of so sail Of trans,
ports at the Balize, is without foundation
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-11
NiNedgeyiRe. re J De- 90

! Z.
On Monday a letter was received nv CIV
Early, from the War Department. stating
that the general government was possessed of
information which rendered it highly proba-
Die, that the contemplated expedition of the
enemy against n. Orleans was on the point of
sailing, II /, had not actually sailed. The ac-
counts we publish to day from the w. Indies
are strongly corrobOrativa of this fact. An
express passed through here the day before
Yesterday, with dispatches for gen jackson.
ihelr contents are not known, but 1T is belle.
we'd they relate simply to the defence Of this
district, and particularly to New-Or,eans. It
IS probable the enemy are by this time on
that part OF our coast bot notwithstanding
their formidable preparations. our force q
suoh that we have not much apprehension of
the result in case of an attack. Nearly TO-.
600 troops have marched from Tennessee.
two REGIS. from Kentucky, and $500 are on
their way from this state. These, with abou.
2O0O regulars, as many Indians, and the local
militia OF the Mississippi territory and state
OF Louisiana, viii present front 10 the Bri-
fish, which they will not, we think, be dispo-
sed to face.
u We learn letter has inst been receiv-
ed by col Hawkins from gen. Winchester. AT
Mobile, mentioning that the British have made
second attack on Mobile Poiu. the result of
which was not known, as the firing ST CON
t'pued heavy and incessant The intrepid
Lawrence. who SO signaIly repulsed the enc
my on former occasion, vet comnands.-
MAY ms Efforts now be crowned with equal
success. Journal
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existed for several weeks some orthc porio-s F ~
ses-bpsrti- In the Northern Neck, especsily has
male the greatest ,ayagcs. II Frequently kills from
to Il ho1rs--it principally pr Upon tho heartiest II
most robust patients. The physicians .; sane less
toieserJbe or to treat it Some describe IL as yphus
ie'et-othcrs AS violent infasnmaory throat ;ls
mcst Of them buf'7d sore-;hroGt Il affects the
throat most violently, and obstrlets III. ceIaton Ct
t'e ar through the wind-ppe.-In few instances IS
IN the one above ssate. the cns> in which tie .esd
have 'ai,'aSc been burnt down prevent the diffusion
OF the enntagion.
Communications Of CAGES successfully ,ysr..d a d
dsser1Oe's, will be respectfully received at this Office.
.Rief.e' from .qr,eta Lssr,d, cated sctr vit
We tisve vaiousariisa,s. Drirgig- c;atss 10 the
ssh Nov when there appearances OF a',y thing
like peace" CD 3.
BENJAMIN w CRowN1NsutELD, Esq.
hos accepted the Office of Secretary &c the
Navy, fShe late reports to the contrary not
withstandingf and gees on to Washington this
week. Com. .fd1,.
Married, IN Mopiv evening the 2nd inst by the
hey DR.. John RuchanrAu, m. - EsTsues, 10 the
aTaahie hiss Hlry4ct We RE, eldest daughter OF
AeSander McRae, Esq. all Of ibis city, ~
DEED, IN Essex County, ri the prevailing Disorder,
capt Lewis Bocier,s Soldier of the Reyogu,en
most ain.bc, WORTHY and respected man.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-11

CAPTURED 10 the Mall Hoat on SATURDAY. last
returned Yesterday with the whole of them,
except the Master of thesboat and a soidie-,
who were detained. The enemy left it TO the
choice or the captured negroes 20 say, whe-
ther they would stay, or return to their own,
erS and they unanimously preferred tie l;.t-
ter were IN 'nediately glyen up.
Ia this aturthc enemy mas actet, with mag
naniinity and stvwn respect for civilized u
sage, which, entities INN to our admiration
the more s, indeed, as mis- conduct on every
similar occasion has been OF very different
cast. The ceiease of the Negroes, was what
no one here u even thought Of much less
Calculated ~
Arrive ,-s morning fren Baltimore, sloop
finance, .ksc ell,--catgo, Iron and Iron
castings rsw two ships, 4 brig, and one or
two Schoone-s, yesterday in the Potomac
Ueraid.
ERROR CORRECTED.
Tn capture OF the Hampton Maii Boat
did MOI lake place within gun shot of the bat
terics IN Craney Island, as stated in our last,
bno = least 70 miles distant--1'wo of the en-
einE bSrges however. in standing up towards
New Port ews TO cut off two small vessels
that were Coming down James River, several
snot were fired at them from the Island, all
OF which fell short owing to the distance but
they had the enect of lettering the barges
from their purpose, for they Instantly put a
bout and rowed back. H.
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TAkEN ~

TAKEN Up
Ee ~ Abraham Carlozo, as an esttay on his own land
in the county Of Honiico, snd by virtue Of war
rant tous directed by VIM, s. Smith mag. .rats
hereof, have (being ~, duly swcrn) yieyrd .s;i
e'tray, and find It to be chesnnt sorre horse abo
sixteen hauds high, with star in his forehead sni nm
his nose, with hIsrght hind oot-lock white and 10
spprase said horse to the sumo hundred dollars
Certified under our hands this 18th tay Of Oc,ot.r
1914. 1'''e''
WILLIAM YOUNG.
THOMAS MAULR.
WiLLIAMFULC CHER
Janusry II. a.
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PE3TE3 TV9PE

1F0R SALE Two doors east Of Mr. DarelPs IA.
vern, Oh Street, Peiess5urg p'atcd Sadalerv.
Coach and Harness 'nouting IN SITS or separate ar
tces tossht pnrcla7ers, siso Coac-I acc, Oi'Clot.
Carpeting. &c Al the most reduced prices or
p GTDOINS.
January -. In
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WAsurYcTov I'm o

w ASHINGToN, N. 9.
The National Bank Bill has at lenth pass
ed the RI of Representatives by command
ing majority, III An amended form, which re-
qures the Senate again to pass upon it.
Mar Irtt.
AZ TIE Uote II he r. or. .ayeS 100,
A oeS So
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days from t,avsnna rcpocts That letter. OF ,.ene sch
from New-oreans arrived The DAY he s.icd AMI repor
ted that i5s sail 81 AL descs os with Is 900 ireos had
arrived OF the s:ize, tor New-Orlrsns, .n.l that \
number OF them had gone over the bar Bos, G1=.
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Legislators of Yirg1nsa !

-. I'tttSN' ~ ? ~ = IfIsN
Inc t'Tne !, come, wien You are TO crow, your pre-
sent long session with honor, with disgrsc,
when yon are about TO return home little or nnibn
done for the peoples money, or when Won are to nj
down by an energetic and prudent MEASURE the cea
s'res OF those Who, We may hope have Judged with
too much precipitation Of yo,Ir course
LOOK az your St8te-B Behold v0ur brave country
men, drawn suddenly from their homes, wasting q
"ay''n tier tents, the victims of climate 10 which
et are not INJURED, aud Of life to which they nave moi
been seasoned
Then cast your eyes TO your sea-Loarl sud a.
cross tie Atlantic see Psekeaam and his rnvrtni-
uonS see the reinoreemenis which are pouring IN.
on our shores to lay every thing waste.
eiAh The proud canopy under which YOU arc nov
sitting be Frustrated to the eath' 5,l yoIr children
aud women, and old mcn on voir roie,s be driven a.
WAY by retnorseless enemy Shall the soil OF Vira.
ma be disg'1ced, and the ashes of or fathers Ire seat
tered 10 the winds ')r will YOU icly n,on fh. r,;,,
asour only delencc--those militia whom the sword of
the enemy may spare, only to be co,spneI IN fhe ra
wages Of dis. ase and death
Men OF the Niountans feel We not for the robust
moun2iuec, who "a drNwD from his native a; TO DER
ish W ne sea board III my eve had not Seen these
unnss, never could have believed II,
Men ofU,e Atlantic frontier feel m, no, for yonr
h"1seAo Us n yonr people threatened BY the swords
a:a torches 1tihe enemy Could have believed itpos-
sioie that one maH among yc rss so blind
LeQisli,o,s If Yirgsp4I &" Ayalse. qr,r,e %. ~.
Vr e7cr dlen'i entire tsnd couture YOU to save Ir
co'iiJrnen ron disease orr State from, ,liggrace -
Sieepnot Toe enemy neHus n1t give 60, ace The
NJ spring wb hong f1rfui,tibf. invayiep on on,
Soore5- ne question you nave this siay TO decide il
one o the most important Viuch ever came ~ Gte YOU
What anxiety fiis yoWr lobby What MAJ moi depent
| On the decisions Of this day
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NNTIHN.

A II, those iHdeA'e,i to the late Dr. Rnbert Ralgo,
Led are desired 20 make innraeli2ic pavment.
and those having clsus against the sail estate ave
questeG to exhibit them %
PETER RAJ STON. Admir-.
Jan. H. a.
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New-C-lesrs. Two other regiment. of iacss are
going on rs well as the principal pasis OF thr gar
risoas OF the other windwa,d lsanis TO ;su Il.
Martinique ard Guadaiolpc are NOV actually deliver
ing TO the French The ships OF war are cae,I from
Illustration to carry the remainder OF the Eng, troop.
in those colonies 20 Jamaica BID. Pef
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WILM1Mo ZOE, N. c. d.. q.


Arrived, on the 18th, private armed schr.
Caroline OF baltimore. JOB West, Esq. com
mander, mounting guns, after a successful
cruise OF three months. The following partic-
niars we have received from an officer on
board
Saturday, a2d October. captu ed Farlish
Schr feggy' took ont the cargo. consisting Of
Dry goods, and gave her up 70 tne prisoners.
same day, captured English slnop Eliza
souttled hcr. Nov. 3. captured English schr.
Industry, guns and So meil--ordered to the
v. d Nov IS, captured English schr. Mar
iner, and alter taking out the cargo, Consisting
OF dry-goods, gave her up % the prisoners. -
Dec. :, after an action Of Is minutes. withou,
the loss Ola man killed or wounded on either
side, captured the English brig STEPHEN, Of Il
guns and 80 men, from st. Thomas bound to
. Curracoa, with cargo Of DR. -goods--Glled
me Gar. line and 8 We tue brig 10 TO the pris-
oners. Dec 81 ieil in with the wreck Of ,bt
spanish schooner Conception, from Turks
i@ilnd, bound to Amelia lsand-tcok 10 souls
on board"
fhe sloop Manhattan, Of Bristol, p. 7. VIM.
abor, master, IA ten dr. from tile Havana
--~foll cargo sugar, and molssses, 70 Lew &
l'omez. Mcssrs Henry White. it, and WIN.
y " OF, u. came passenger. They mention
tNat great dissatstaction with King Ferdinand
eEisted there, aud shat though at frst the can
lure Of Pensacola by Gen. Jackson. had given
shock IN that place which accustomed the
stopping Of American vessels, vet a. soon -
they received accounts Of the manner in v hich
tensacol9 was restored, all difficulties ceos
cd, the vessels we're liberated, and theAmer-
CATS treated with great respect.
ERR we r,e,to7 wit, roget ,l,,, the v,;n.bte
fvgt"q- lat Hn"f c'ng Of ClIrlcs Johuso.. for.
,nff Eot Wrlgey and ,,rson situate p, , eotgr -,
ido'eli' ard luo''srd street, was en,i.-l, eo,u,ol
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40 DOLLARS REWARD.
U,JI.LIflJ - ST lvDEt.

WILLLf1f u. SLAYDEN,
4 BOUT IS years ofage, FIVE feet on inches hirb.
- lislt hair ard foral complexion from the conf
IT Gcoclisnd, private ~ Caltain Nlaq,i's conpay
sh itcg 4th r'g IN service, W admitted e. . s,en,
n thc General Hospital, from Camp Carter. On Inc
Hh D.cemh'r last desc ted from cid Haritl the
}7t The above reward Of ten doti.r. will h.. g;yen
oapprehendirg 81 retpr..V the sal 9es.tter to- his
hospital, or to tie psoper of,eer 1t Can.p Car;er
VI. CLARE,
HqsmtT Suregn.
Gen Hnspiql Richmond, Jan H. Nv