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Hen' Armstrong, mus 30 neke known 10
.hem tie appreciation ct his Exc>llenc
SAMUEL Z. REID.
Ncg9- York October l3 1875.
Frank/ort, (Ksmucky) Nay sih, 1915.
SIR lhc return OF peace to our coun.
try, upon honorable terms, with nation.
al character exalted in an eminent degree.
affords US leisure to review the various
conflicts in which that character has been
developed.
On the ocean where we had most 10
dread we have found a rich harvest of
glory and the American tars have Sc.
cured 10 themselves iifc admiration of the
world. To the officers and crews Sf our
public Vessels, much is due; and the na-
tion through its public Iunc,ionarics, and
m other !orins, has fully demonstrated its
gratitude. We Me not less indebted to
the officers and crews -four private arm
cd vcssS!s--lnstances OF talents, skill, dis
cipirlc, and OF a detefnincd unconsiuera-
bic bravery have been manifested by our
plivateersnen when their situations
might have presented TO ordinary minds
sufficient lnducement Tor avoiding the
contest, nothing but generous and no.
bic patriotism could have led 10 such
deeds; l have no reason to believe that
ne nation at large is not fully impressed
with the gratitude due tc this class of.our
heroes. But | have regretted thar there
has been SO few demonstrations of th:it
sentiment: you will, therefore, although
a stranger to you, permit me for myself,
individually, and on behalf Of the state
over which | have the honor TO preside,
10 assure you that the conduct Of your
sell and OF your officers and crew in the
defence OF the General Armstrong, i'll the
port OF Fayal, merits the first applause Of
the nation, and is duly appreciated by
our cilIzens.
No one conflict during the war has
placed the American characterin SO proud
view.
The basehess of the attack in neutral
port, the overwhelming force OF the as
sa;.nts; the small prospect OF success TO
yourself and crew, and the unparalleled
disparity OF loss, demonstrated combn-
alton OF talents, skill and heroism, seldom
cq'aied, and never surpassed
trust our government wia lose no
time in Gemauding fair remuneration OF
the vessel and her apparel, &c. and liiat
it will be prosecuted with effect.
May you, your officers and crew, long
live to enjoy the Iaurels you so nobly won
With the greatest respect, am, &c.
ISAAC SHELBY.
CAPT. Samuel e. Reid, &c.
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n EW PORT. !
WE'D NRSDHY, OCTO HEP Is

ne ouP.emc judicial Cour,, oi col, State,
Tor the County OF Washington, held It's ses.
sion In South kins.town last week. Wn.
SMITH aud JAMES bILLlNGToR, were sever.
any r!ed and convicted OF The crime of bur.
glasy, and sentenced 10 Death An obliq.
ing Trend has furnished us the minutes ot
the tiei OF Smith pnd promises TO rIroish
that ot Bililnston Owing 10 the ls,eness of
me hour wnen |, was received, we were una.
ble - inseu 1t this week. We shall eodeav.
or to publish boa in our next.
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SALT
iShg's Turk lslshd tcatsa ssls
hng 75le 1nG al ,he s,ur-c
nENRN GEA :r.
1s. ISIS.
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Commissioner Notice.

THE subscribers beiug appointed by the Cour
, OF irobs;e. Of the town Of Westerly, Cor
fnissoners to receive and examine the claims Of 81,
creditors to the Estate Of Capt. piiINEXs CLARt.
mariner. late Of Westerly, deceased, represe.@
insdlvent. six months fion the i4th of Sept 1915.
allowed for said pufpose-and that VIC will atteno
for the purposes aforesaid, on the second Wednc
days OF December, January and February next, =
the dwelling house Of Thomas W. Potter, in saiI
Westerly.
DANIEL DAM aa5ss' a65ssssc'cT'} cs~',s.
All persons indebted to said Estate arc .cqucs,es
10 make immediate payment to
RGsSEL CLARKE, I s,-,..
ABIGAIL CLARKE,1 '''
Ue1er,p. Oct ~. 1915.
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Letters from Nashville state, that Gen.
Jackson was. on his way to Washington,
accompanied by one of his aids, Mai.
Reed. X this IS true, we may presume
that treaty has been actually made with
the Southern Indians; or that an armis-
tice had been agreed on.
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The NewYork Columbian has ppbl;.,.d
Report or Manifesto of the Duke of Ouan.
TO- (i@UcHE) respecting the present si,ua:
uon ot France. The Editors say it was &C.
cei'ed in manuscript by the schr. Spartan,
which lately arrived from Botdeaux--the sl.
lied sovereigns fo'bidding its publication in
France. For This document see our pre-.
ccding coiums.
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.fnd bossession eiven Immediately,
c. ToHE, No., Thames street. nearly opposite
- the foot oC the psrade-rccently occupied by
JossSs w. EDDY. Inquire Of
Oct 49, SAMUEL WATSON.
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Td BRUCE Coweu
y thoae islsta Bllgc com-
M EeVpo.., !, oh shs
N"l aA aBse,snitul of Eco
= made upon each STARE l'
sy and ihe, Fl.c Dcilaesos
"a 10 ,he 1rr.surer AZ ,he
~ ,b- s;oekhcldets og 'r
Ncfember hrkt, SD fwc
Mordsy IN = remsc.
''' y hs'sng ths lnitss =
/, ,'iaGis., / s,I.s,,s aatatted q 'sse
r th-y pe aorized ID draw
80 ''''0'"' p-'' tr tlis a-,es'
rtscIlilols br puub ~ a-o.
ihopewsp .pcrs e IN tr
iel ml Ncg-lledf0pd hiercG
WILLIAM risuALr, risr
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DIED,

UTHU,
At Jasssi0ssa, on Monday evening last, aobri !
L. SEgASMAN, Esq agedS0. formerly ofthis tGN
- - u 10
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TOR sale--300o b.
4 Apply on board
Perry's wharf,
Nsreport. October
Phok-LsLc

"A L u meeting ei
"A pany at tho ST
9th day Of October
pofsd UnanimoasL
Dollars be aud her,
tho Stock Of this q
said assessment b
Bank of Rhode ISL }
before the first Mo
Dollars OH or befc
next, for the purl
Howland's Perry.
'oted, That tile !
the most speedy
said Bridge, and q
on the Treasurer !
Inent above made.
Jeted, That the
weeks success vel
in the Boston Cen
A...hhrk Or. !
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Conn fiOHCrS' 3R0kcc.
WE. the subsc ss liayirg been by DE ~
w Court Of ~ aH ai Jlc town of MdddictQar,
appointed Comm ners 70 recene, ezawiae ~
adjust the CLAIM srW u's Estate ~ l}EE
IRISH ,late Of sale tii4dlciown dtnensc5. repreAt
ed insolvcnt; give asttc. .nsi g9 months from ~
date hereof are. allowed te dc sgchnvra 70 brirg
in and prove thea, ssspcOtivc claims .ad .hs9 G
shalt a end Tor that purpose. q, our respective dvt
lings. a any time during said period.
ANTHONY WILBUR, -.
. o. THOMAS q. PrrMAE,S '"''
All persons indebted TO said Estate, arc hercl :
required TO make immediate payment to
t,EOKGE IRISH, .7d,ainisfrasoy.
.iiiddietozgs, Oct. IL, 1915.
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Copy efa letter from Gen. jackson 10 Coz
Claiborne, dated

Camp tclow JVs1r-Oskfdns. Jan. 70.
Providence has crowned our arms with
success-Tbe enemy being inccsseniiy bsr-
sssed with our artillery, from both banks Of
The river on the night Of the s,b, precipilate.
iy re,re~ed, leaving eighty Of their woon-
dcd including officers and "a pieces Of att
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-12
PKovlDEncE Or ~ Dec. ~:
Our Spanish Relations.

A letter from respectable merchant
at Havana to lis correspondent in this
town dated November 20, advises, that
The government Of Cu5a was about Sc.
auestrating all American property in
that Island in consequence of the late
measures taken by this government a
sainst the Spanish possessions; but the
question having been lett to a commit
tee, it was decided that no conhsca,ion
saould take place until the pleasure OF
the king should be knowa Despatchc'
have been sent sccordingly to ceuyt;n
while the general apprehension was,tha
the measure of cenhscatioh would be ap.
proved by the king.
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CnuNTERFEIrERs.

q
A gang Of counterfeiters. males
and fetaales. with all the apparatus
accessory to carry ON the business
aaon an extensive scale. were apPre-
headed on Monday last, at New
York, and comgitred TO BrideWeil.
There were foaad upon taem SIX
copperpIates, engraved aud wen
cxeeu,ed--two on Banks in Phiia-
s!eIphia, one on the Bank OF Della
ware, one On the Bank Of the Dis
triet OF Colusnbia. (sieorgsto"n) oae
or The Corporation. With Iios.
Franklin engraved, tor IS cents aad
sne, not quite finished, for 30 cen 81.
together with large parcel OF
spurious notes and materials for
makias papeYs. &c. The whole
were concealed in fhree large franks
carefully wrapped up in wearing APP
aparel. | rosf,
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the fsur principal reJoubts bear the
names sf Forts George, Gosseiin,
Furisuse and Penobseot; hat there
did net appear any extraordinary
vigilance il the garrison, nor any
approximations OF attack although q
score ofreports on tho subject were
daily sossipped.- The troopsing ar.
rison Are detachment Of artillery,
the 10th and 62d rests. the whole.
commanded BY col. BIomlnart OF the
cd. Atemporary theatre has heen
opened there. with the comedy Of
the Poor Gentleman !" the officers
and soma Amateurs from Halifax,
making up the maze Dramatis Per-.
soma. Tho intercourse with the
country is freely allowed. sand tends
much to alleviate the condition ofthe
citizens OF the District. An accom-.
mediation stage runs constantly be-
tweea Hallowcil and Castine, by
Belfast. & Boston Centlhft.
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:terday With the whole Of them. *.
cent tho master oftiles boat and & sol
der, n he were detained. The enc
MY left tito The choice efthe capti,r
ed negroes to say, whether they
would stay, or rcturn to their own
ers; and they unanimously prefer;
ing the latter, we're Immediately 81
ven mp. J,
in this aRair the enemy has acted
with magnanhnity and shswn res
pcct FOR civilized usage, which en-
titles him TO eur admiration the
more so. indeed, as his conduct on e
very similar occasion has beenof a
very different east. The reiease OF
the Negroes, was what no oae here
HAD even thought Of, much less call
cuiated ON.
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BY virtue ei two Writs of 6eri facts
from Charles Casnty Court 10 the sub
- iber, will be Id to the highss, bid
der far cash, on tic premises all 10
ssph H Weeks right, tile, Claim and
interest in aad TO tract or parcel OF
LAND called Meeks Park, containing
$50 Acres more o. less, taken by Ex :
cguen to sati.fy d bt due joseph II.
MnllikiD, and also to satisfy debt due
Aiexand er G ear,
Tozcnley Robey, Shf.
Charles Ceuuty, Jaa. II st
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Public .sale.

BY virtue OF four wits OF 6eri iaclas
from Charles County Csurtto the sub
scriber gill be sold to the highest
bidder for Cash, en- the Gath inst. ali
Villain D. Harrison's right, title,
claim and interest in and to tract q
pare. Of LAND called st Edwards
containing 500 Acres u.ore or less, ia
ken in execution to satisfy. the eallowint
jadg Samael Cnapaan use o.
Gesrge II ,ward, Alsxaaasr 6 'eer, ~,
seph Green use of Bazsl Spaiding
Tozcniey Robey, Shift.
Charles County, Jan. % 81
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Public Sale.

BY virtue of fieri facias from Charles
County Court to the subscriber. Will o.
soid to The i,ighes. bidder for crop fFe4
bacco On the premises on Fridsy Inc
2clh lost one N.gro Soy named SMITH,
a,,d negro woman named ROSE tne
property of Peter Rlsin. administrators Ell
William r Rsln. gen by execution
70 satisfy sisat dne ffe1nss T Soeak
I'ezeaieg Robey. Shift
CHari1s Count. ] aaass - 81
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Public Sale.

BY virtae Of Hstl faci.s FROM Charles
County Cbutt IL tie subscriber, willbt
old to the highest bidder TOR crop 10.
sacco in the town Of Port Tobacco, On
Tuesday tie l49h day of February next
al William Dents right, tite, cialas x
n,erect in and to tract or pascel p
LAND called Gaitker, containing soJ
Acres more or less, taken by executiea
20 satisfy debt due Thomas Ciasgett
and Reneecs MS Wifi, use ct Horato
ClAsett use Of Samuel Caapman
1'ozenley Robey, SIT
Gharl . County, j aaty { st
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Public sale.

80 -
PURSUANT to a Died Of Trust
from Gorge H. Chapman ID
the subseribcr, WILDE sold on The z4th
dsy of the preseRt month fer cash TO tho
highest bidder he one undivided Reiety
tf tract OF LAND iy,pg near the gras
-TelIed road l=ading fron tic PstSaea6
ridge to Lsssbare aad adjoining tho
lands # Georee w. P Cusns, or 80
much ef,he said tract rs mav be SUITE
Gent 10 pay and sstIsfya deb, due flens
tho said George H Chapva an 10 cer@
I In J ssph 81 i,h IL tn. said deed irene
toned This laid is in part vel ,im-
aerea Md ii+s within two miles ef tho
Geo ge'swn Fry the Sale will take
place Al u o'elsek, at Bureh's Taserns
at the iHte.ss tien Of the new read lead.
.ipgt om Potomac Bsidse to Leesbatgj
and Ehs old Gearg town read.
Alexander fiunter
Truses.
J,nusry 10 d2~
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Public Sale

BY virtue of writ of yenditien expo
ma, from Charles County Court to the
subscriber, will bs sold to the highest
bidder for cash, on the Gath inst On the
premises, Negro maa named BEN,
the property OF William d Harrison.
taken BY Execution to satisfy debt due
Dauiel 81 st. Thomas Jsniier use f
w liam Csokl frus!ee for the Miss
Ca ls,ies.
Townley Robey. Shf.
Charles Co,r.fy annavp l2 S.
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Public Sale.

BY virtue. OF ieri facias to the sub
.cr!ber. will be sold to the hign.st bid!
der for casa on the premises, an Thurs
day the - II instant, Negro girl mash
ed TUBE. this property ct alango Nus
chett. taken by executlon TO satisfy
debt due Jos1nh NJ. Ada,ns
I'ozcnlcy Robey. Sniff
Charlss County Jal<.t2 81
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I Puollc Sale.

ON Tuesday aexi the 18th inst. sill pc
sold at the Vsndus Store ION liberal
eiedit
One Case Mems and Wo-
meas Black worsted II ,siery,
Fina and Coarse Cloths,
3 Ca.ssoeses, Bedford Cords, Cordu,
iroys, Tabsy Yeivets, Vestings, sc.
r. G.. Mursteller.
January IL IS
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sINGuLARG GOOD LUCK.

On the farm oil MIR. Peter Hage-
man. at Cow Meek. 6, ]. his hogs
laIeIy routed up q quantity of gold q
silver amounting to go dollars--the
gold beiay English suiaeas.-it i
supposed to have laid there since The
revolutionary war.
{Loag Island Star.
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PH1LApELpHrA. JAM. 8
IMPORTANT.
Rnmors of Peace.

Easracf of letter frem Mr.. Nd
tsanisi Hslmes. dated Cape yaay.
January 5, fsa5.
q There Is British ship Ia the
Ba, said to be IL. They sent a flag
On shore on Monday last, and they
report thai they had spoke a brig
besud to Halifax from Eegland, IN
the short passags offs days. which
told them that PRELasilNASfES
OFPEAcEHlD BEEN SIGN.
Ed BYOuR COMMISSIONERS.
Hope itasas prove true but 1 have.
my doahts."
Eatraetof a letter frem JHr. Hughes
Cape Nag, aated January II
reniag.
s !" The Spencer ~, came in on
Saturday last with White Flag al
her fore. II is nov flying. She sent
. Tag ashore TO interim us. that she
spoks = biig. ard was told that
FRsLtMINARlisS OF PEAL +
WERE SIGNED You have itsas
i, !, rra 1s 'as.s !. 800
~" ',S'a 'hs'. psaesaDle !, uep Z, :,
Ihe amendments to the Bank Bill
ere committed IN the Saaate 20 a
select committee, who. it is generally
sup ose'l, Ni.lreeemmend : rejeetion
Of then or some Modification u hieh
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Hong Island ST
ELEGANT LINES.


ELEGANT LINES.
Brightest and best Of the sons of the
morning,
Dawn on our darkness, and lend
us thine aid
STAR OF THE EAST, the horizon a.
dorning,
Guide where our infant Redeemer
is laid.
Cold on his cradle the dew drops are
shining,
Low lies bis bed with the beast
of the stall
Angels adore him in slumber reclin-
ing;
Maker and Monarch, and Saviour
of all !!
Say, shall We yield him in costly de-
vetion,
Odours Of Odom and offerings d.
vine
Gems OF the mountain and pearls Of
the ocean,
! Myrrh from the forest and gold
from the inine9
vainly We offer each ample oblation;
Vainly with gold would his favor
secure;
Richer by lar is the hearts adora-
ton :.
Dearer to God are the prayers Of
the poor!
Brightest and best Of the sons OF
the morning.
Dawn on our darkness and lend as
thine aid
STAR OF THE EAST, the horizon a
dorning,
Guide where our infant Redeener
is laid
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RUakoR OF PENCE.

~ &&'<< ~ = ~ q - *
ba perceived ~ our paper
|I's uornisg, that the public ez-
,..,a.ioa Is asaia awakened BY the
amor Of Peace. Il IS said that 2
.,..e FROM the Spencer q, came on
marc uuder Gag Of truce 1t Cape
si.. 90 the I'd inst. bringing the
'maostaut l.sss; that Prslsstaharies
i Peace had been signed bftlceeI' g.
K4ta;a aud tho United States. Whe-
|tAera report OF such a nature. De.
lived from sasha source, - entitiesi
s credit or not, is . question which
sDI be decided according TO the
,,apvs or fears Of those who are to
h. aiFsesesl by the event. The pain
I'll aud luxurious state Of uncertain
3. il which the people Of the U.
states, but more particularly the
,,rrruatiie part Of them, are placed,
s. ,i,e yarions false aad eontradieto-
r reports upon Inc sa'.jecfof Peace
i one smangs, the many evils which.
tl;ey are subjected 70 by The present
unhappy stats Of aTsirs. credaliig
has been and mag get Be The ruin Of
many.
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Pubic Sale.

ON Tuesday next the nth inst VII
be sold ii the late awelliHB mouse q
RalhA Ls4 gdex, deceased, on * q
saPll Street, I.
All the personal estate q
the dccsdeDt, cons.sting Of Hossei, 9
and kitchen furniture, and several y &c
GROEs for aterm Of years u ems
i ade known ON the day IF Sale.
p. G.. NARSTELLkh
Lnnayy 4 Q. u.
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Public Sale.

BY virtue Of ,hrec wrlts of feri ia
sias to the subscriber from Ga les
County Court, will be sold to the nighest
bidder for Cash, on Saturday the l4,a
inst. at Newport. Charles County, = Ne
gro Man the psepesty Of William II
Pile, fakea by execution to satisfy the
following Judgments. Jahe Heb use OF
Thomas Gardner, ais. J 7seph Sherbir
use of Robia Ya,es, also Bolton and
Mills use Of William Mills
Toscniey Robey, Slf.
Charles County, Jan, IL. st
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Ssavs trev0St was fccutieus AL g.
msriean captain had been arrested
in Canada. under suspicious eircum-
stances, and committed 10 prison. II
WAS said a payroll was found in his
pocket.
Nears From the Frontiers.
PLATTsBURGH, Dee. 81.
We learn that detachment OF
men are on the march for our divi-
sion Of the army.
Tie British General Brisbane has
his head quarters at La Prairie.
The enemy's treeps are afflicted
out 10 the yieiaity Of montreal. None
of them have been seat to Quebec for
winter quarters.
The Hostages Released.
Lieut.. Sidney Smith of the z. s
navy. who has heen held by the Bri-
fish government as one OF the TWEEN
ty-,hree hostages, arrived in town.
from Quebec, on Friday of last
week.
On Thursday last the remainder
ofthe hostages arrived at this place.
An express came ia from Chazy on
Wednesday evening last. bringing
information to the csmmandant al
this post that the British were in
Champlain. This Information was
communicated to the commanding
effcer at Chazy by citizen OF
Chanplain, whs mistook the meri
can officers returning from CanadA
for The enemy. and gave the alarm.
Ma;ar General iacomh, family
and suite, arrived at Burlington on
Saturday last, from the south /; all
in good health. We learn With
pleasure that general Nj. is assigned
by the war department, to command
this frontier.
We a!ss learn that detachment
ofmen are Or the march Ter this
division of the army.
The arrival Of major gen. Macomh
at this post Yesterday afiernaon. was
announced by salute from Fert
Mereau.
Colonel Prior's regiment of de-
tached militia Of The slate oil New
York, about 500. has been i'm the
service Of the United States at this
pest for three months without losing
d single man by death. And when
the regiment was discharged two
only were sick who were able to be
conveyed home in Wagons.
Deee mher so.
General Macomb arrived IN town
on Friday last, and was saluted from
the forts--we are sorry TO learn that
he isexpected to leave this for Utica.
being ordered to the trial Of General
Wilkinson.
Ii is reported We understand by a
deserter Whs came in night before
last. that the British are 2 or 5000
streDg at the Isle Aux Noix. and
have a large number of sieighs and
about 80 or 90 pieces of cannoa.
Alss, that they have ether large
forces near that Mace. and c0nfiruls
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NORFOLK. January 6.
h~g y hich nenl down To iLe enc
"s; 10 effect. II possible. Tie se:ease
), !, wv p'iso'iers captured in The naii
ss"' va Saturday last. returned ee-
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Military Notice.

ALI, persons holding claims agains
the Isl Regiment Sd Brigade q. thu
militia eff The District of Colsfp5ia ar
equested to present them tor adJust
s.ent aid settlement
WIN. A HARPER
Clerk Of the lsf Regt. 7d brigade 81
ldihtis Of tie Djst. Col.
Jan. IL
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Ar an Election held at the Farmers
Bank of Alsxaadria on the ga inst
iar Directors to serve for Che pre-
sent year-the following Gentle
men were duly elected:
Ricbasa M Scott, Thomas Swami,
Charles ]. Catlstt, Newton Ksene,
James Anderson, Thomas irsin,
George Carter, G,W.Humphreys
w C. Seldau, Charles Tyler,scn.
+. w Psyton, Jsbn Witners,
Robsu HAf,ison.
And at meeting of the Board on
the following day. B. nj. SCOTT was
reelected President.
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BOSTON, January 5.
From CANADa.

Information from Canada is to the
27th ult. The british had advanced
a few troops to Udleton, near our
fsontiers, and we're very secret In
s,eirmoyements. twas understood
ssav. Provost was recalled. An A.
msriean captain had been arrested
in Canada. under suspicious eireum-
stances, and committed 10 prison. Il
Was said a payroll was found in his
pocket.
Nezus From the Frontiers.
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For Sale by
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Who will give liberal premium 70
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