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Phiiadelahia Dee. s.

H'GucgfN!n DCC- o.
Ro66ery.--Last evening, atout eigh'
O'Clock three fellows went into the Il
yern ~ kct-sireet. above + curth
known by the name OF the ,'CoDcstceoc
Wagon" and called Tor mug Of h=c
The beer being disposed &c, they hand
I'd the iandio,d a Two dollar nntc Sc
change Not having loose change &
ough IN his pocket, the landlord drew
out roll OF Bank notes value bctween
and 600 dollars, and was procted.0s
10 pick out the change one OF IN,
fellows very driiberateIy three che con
tcnts OF ms snuff box int me face anu
cyes of the ,snfIord, while another
,ratched ,he roll OF Ba,k notes Uut OF
us hand ana all made of up Markel =
street. 1t " III vain MIR K iorr grnp
about and ba.ioosd hob5rrs ~ 4 Eiu5
der ; the thieves rot clear off, and has {
not since been he ard ~
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/. p. THOMPSON, c, c.
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DIED,

Yesterday morn.nc, Mr. JG,oMa
PLUMMgR, oil The house OF J. s. 6 Fium.
mer Vi TINS place. His TRENDS and &C
lualnlanCe are respectfully invited 10
a,lend MS funeral th,s morning al II
o'.lock, 81 his late dwelling N Patrick,
between King and Pgince streets
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New Orleans. NoU 6

PeW- Orleans. NoU 6
by The Mexican puys.e armed schf.
Mexican Patriot, a. lived at the Baliz
from crrize in the ,Yesl,Indies, We
learn that French figate and sloor
Of war arrived at Port au Prince, wuic
ned brought out Coa.m ssione1s G.o.
Fraoeeto treatwi,hPc' Cbrisiop.e'
army was not spok~u al al Pr 20,
Prince, nos did his preparations exrite
any alarm,
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Geso York, Dee 8

1e50 York, Dee 8
AT meeting of the Board of Direc
srs Of the United States Branch Bank
yesterday, toHN JACOB Aston, Esq
was unanimously ciec,ed President :.
the institution.
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THIS DAY, at 10 O'clock,
AT the Office of JOHN Jackson & Co. Un-
ion-itreet, between King and Prince,
WILL BB SOLD,
bale iuperflne cloths
do. lecond do.
3 do auihings and coatiDgs
do bianhets
Gale Tendon MKT pins
DO. elegant Madras hdks.
do. common do.
do. colorcd Cambrics
/ do. elegant French hats
do. Iriih meetings
bales iuperfine white aannels
do do red do
GA cloths
ALSO,
Ginghams, fix, lace and merino fiawls,
cotton, fix and worried hoiiery, buttons,
fancy feathers, etc. etc.
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W. WIDDEBB BURN

w. WIDDER BURN
HES iuf received from New York, by
j L The floop Margaret, captain Hughs,
general aiiortment Of Genuine
9.AIEDiCTES, DRUGS, G5c.y;
warranted to be Of very fuper,or quail -
which makes his adortment large and CO.
Pletc Among them is,
London Magnolia, in fmall fquares
Belt calcined do.
London prepared TpeCdcuanha, Red BARK
ard Whiiehead's Enence of Muitaro
Evans bef IanCets
Crown do. OF hyperion quality
Cluley's Key lntrumcnts, for extracting
Teeth, Gum Lanccts
ElINic and llver Catheters
Spacbaio's aGorled ApothecaIies' scc'-s
and Weights
Patent and common TrUGss
Rcf Copal Varnhn, Gum Copal
oGfotcr sa' WI
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IHis Is I'd 80 notice.

This IS TO g1Ue n25iCe,
That the fubGcriber Of Alexandria coun-
ty, in the Ditrict of Columbia has obtained
from the aforefaid court of f1id county,
letters Of administration the perfonal ef-
tate of ABEL WILLIS, late Of the coun-
ty aforeIaid deceafed All perlons having
claims againf the faid decedent, are hereby
warned 10 cxhibit the fame with the vouch'
ers thereof paGed by the Orphans Court,
on or before the eleventh day of January
next, or they may, by law, be excluded
from all benefit to faid eltate--and thofe in
tebted thereto, are required to make imme-
date payment TO the fublcrber-Giye1 un-
der my hand this nth day Of Dec. SO
ANTHONY RHODES, Admir-
Of Abel Willis
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JOHN 4. KE.MPER
JVyLL OPEN a .SC3fOOL

5bsiS q. II faSt L EIG
JYyLL OPEN a .SCEfOOL
ON the 18th january, 1877, at SrAr
~ FORD SPRINGS, in which fliall be
taught Reading, Writing, Euglin Gram
mar, Geography, with The uie Of the
Globes and Maps, and common Arithne
rio, at 20 dollars, and Mathematics at *
dollars per annum-and one dollar for each
ieholar, for houfe rent and fuel.
MIR. L. Dickinfon viii accommodate a
few ltudeuis with gentcel Board, on the fol
lowing terms, viz Under the age of II
years for 20 dollars, from IL 10 IS for SO
dollars, above 10 for 100 dollars per an
mum, payable one fourth in advance, one
ma on the 18th of Oct. and The other fourth
at the end of the year-Boarders TO fur
NTH their own beds and candes-The mott
particular attention will be paid to young
/ AIDES by MRS Dickinfon and her iifter,
while out of fcnool- and the faid Kemper
pledges himielf that no exertion fall be
wanting on his part to merit he aPproba-
ton of the public The healthineis of the
lituatiUn and the advantages of the Medici-
nal waters are additional recommendations.
NOVEMBER 9th, 1916.
ne fublcribers have had All opportunity
OF knowing Mr. Kemper as acher for
tome years, and believe him to be we'll qua
liticd for what he undertakes in thai profef.
hon, we alto believe him to be gentleman
OF unexcePtionable character and morals.
J. Lawfon, I 9 Jno, Fox,
John } Spence, . !. NJ Conway
Jno. GIbfon, jr. 3 Rouzee Peyton,
Harrifon, :. A. Fnzhugh,
John Bronaugh, J : Jno. Muncure,
I have but little perional acquaintance
with Mr.. kemper, and have never been in
ms !chool, but have often heard him fpok
en- OF as gentleman of correct principles
and manners, and a good teacher-The f.
thation in which he propofes efablifhing
his ichool, feems to be very favorable, COM
bining the advantages of remarkably
health climate and a good boarding houle.
(S:gned) VIM. A. G. DADE.
December II. 3tawzw
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E1vannah NoU. %

SlO1Tnah N0U. %
The banks In this city have, for sons
sime past, been paying specie Tor all
sums under one dollar.
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OIL am thankful for past IA
vors, and beg leave to inform my friends
and the public, that have juf rcceIvedsa
general aGortmcnt of
,SE.4SO.E.lBLE GOODS,
supcrdne and fecond black, blue, bottle ,cla-
ret, green, mixed, orange, Give and drab
BroadclothS and Cahimeres
hlerino lhawi cloth, of the beit quality
Shrtng Aannels, red and yellow do.
Bedford cords, cafiinetts, Pelile cloths
Worried and cotton hoGery, vefings
FoTelt cloths, kerfeys and plains
Role and dufae blankets
Manchester cords and veivet5
Black, plad, green, brown and blue bomba-
zet!S, GA gingham~, calicoes, fiawls,
&c. &c. &c.
I he greater part of the above goods be
ing purchaled in Baltimore a auction, cna-
bcs me to fell them cheap.
CHARLES SCOTT.
ALTO continue to keep tie LIVERY STA
BILE and BOARDING. HoysE, where cuito-
mcrs and ftTaugers can he gencely accom-
modated. IIorfcs will be well afforded to,
by careful hotter.
Also Fo2 SALE,
A Negro Woman and Child,
conGdcrcd to DC as good houfc fervant as
any in the DiGnGt. AlH,
a IN - A GIg and Horse,
| M - IN cheap for cath or credit
gaE-slealA- Nov. 8. King Greet.
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N!COLAO FIENc0

: - A--LO Fis4tN GO,
GUST sRRH'ED FRo1f f5zI9,
II AS the honor 10 inform the Lsd;es ,,t
a Gentlemen of Alexandria and =. S y;
clnlty, mat he has taken Store on r.
treet, next door to the JIeraid SX
where Ire has for iale on reaionahle ,,.r,,as
large and elegant aifortment of = :" ''S' d
ALABASTER WORK
Snch as Groups and Fieure,. lars - 81,
mot modern snd delicate tafe. A. y. '''e
number Of FIGURES and USTS IN ~, "
Die, ancienf and modern J,vr,v, n'i
number OF GROUPS and MEDaTSA'
25 . Q re WITH very large collection "
,, ~ IN lNSS, in oil colors, By ancienr
authors a number of Canoes sncrayea
LIKEWISE, 4 quantity o. IAWEI FRY
iuch as coral necklaces. hraccIc,s
rings ard belt work in The mon e,oo",,
nyie- ALSO, one fet OF Rreakfaf C fps
ana SAuCERS, of hyperion ausl;tv-
with number of other articles too NJ M.
rous 20 mention. W. "' n'e-
December 6.
:, N. B. Persons wishing any CT
the above articles, will please call
''Hnca:atcty, The subscriber IN,
tending TO leave this place with,
Z or 8 days, Tor Washington o.;
". ~ =
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Union Bank, Alexandria, ,
.,~. Nov. so, 1916.
CTOCKRoLDERS in this inftitutioo ,, >
- hereby notified that an election for r;r J'
teen Directors to ferve the enluing wear is;,,
be held on Monday, the 9th day of Ianu,ruc
next, at the Court houie in Alexandra
BY order,
C. T. CHAPMAN, Gather.
December ?
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Public Sale.

ON Wednesday the l4th inst. will b.
sold at Griffith & Brawner's Auction
Room, large and general assortmeuf
of Dry Goods-withoat reserve, to
close a concern. consisting OF <:
SUPERFINE and SECOND CLOTHS,
Csssimeres, Bedford cords
Stockinetts, corduroys
Vestinss, blankets, FlanRels,
5-4 Irish shirtings,
"A do. linens,
Shifting cottons, fancy muslilas (.
Cambria muslins, dnnities,
German linens,
Brown Hollands, :
Book checks,
Italian silks,
White jeans,-
Royal ribs,
Cotton hosiery, giBghams,
Calicoes, Madras handkerchiefs.
feb s
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Public Sale.

NKT ILL be sold at public sale on Sa
w turday the 18th inst. at the Store
of the late DR.. Jane, Kennedy, iunr. in
Fairfax street, all the stock 10 trade o.
the deceased, consisting of a pretty ge,
neral assortment of Drugs. Patent.Medi
cines and Chemicals, and a variety Of
very elegant shop furniture.
The sale will b. made either by the IN
ventory or the parcel as may seem mos,
advantageous: and, upon all sums abo,..
so dollars an extensive credit will bt
given.
ON Monday the 10Th will be expose
to sale at his ;ate residence in Wat
street, a variety of Household Farnita
The sales tocommence at l0o'clock
p. 8. Narsteller
feb 10 cots
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POSTSCRIPT


A x .
LATEST FROM CARTHAGENA.
By the Coquette, from Santa
Mariba, we learn that, Oh the 10th
Jan. news arrived at Santa Martha
of the capture of Santa Fee by the
Royalisss amounting to 60O8---tlaey
were opposed by 1000 Patriots.
General Morilla has kept the lnsur
gent Flag flying as a decoy to yes
sells entering the port--in conse
queRce of which fl vessels had en-
tered after the faIl--7 of which
were Americans and 4 British
among the vessels named, were the
schr. Swift. Harket, Of Bait. and a
Baltimore Schr. under the COM
mand Of Capt. Almeda, all hands
we're made prisoners, closely conGn :.
ed and most barbarously treated.
many Americans had died in con-
sequence Of their brutal usage. An
English frigate had sailed for Car
thagena to alleviate the sufferings|
OF their countrymen.
The reported aetension of the
scbr. SWIFT, UACKET, OF this
pert at Carthagena, must be grossly
erroneous, as her destination was far
south Of il. and could not have been]
there without having been interrupt
ed on her voyage. G.. III. r.
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The Subscriber.

Contemplating change Of residence,
is DESTROYS of employing person capa-
bic of managing his Farm in his absence.
The Farm is situated in Jefferson
county, Virginia. The labor of ten men
is employed in its cultivation. The soil
is very rich /; the enclosures excellent ;
the crops abundant; in addition to
which about one hundred beeves are an
|nually grazed and sold from the farm.
This establishment requires superior
activity, industry and intelligence, in 5
management. To a person thus quail
fed very Eberal wages will be given.
A healthy man with small family
would be preferred. Application to be
made to the subscriber on the premises,
who vii! be thankful to any friend who
can recommend a man qualified as above
TO give the earliest information to
Henry S Turner
Wheatland, ieb ~ 1aw4w
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The Subscribers
February 10

HAViNG dissolved partnership withs
Ii out atHhorising any person to fe-
ceiye ard pay the debts dine to and from
the firm of Withers and I1efbert-IW@
have since agreed that Cave Withers shah
receive all debts due to the firm, and
pay all claims-due by them, and he is
hereby empowered to do so.
CAVE WRITER'S.
-, WV. s. HERBERTa
P. 8. G. Withers, will continue CiiijjS
cinnattus Gilpip, as clerk and assist;
ant, in the settlement the accounts, Of
the late firm of H'ithprs e Herbert. ..
CAVE WITHERS.
feb 10.
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SATURDAY, FsBRuARr 10,

Massachusetts, Nansinalisa. Gen.
Jno. Brooks, Of Medford has been
nominated as candidate for
tho Oaioe Of Governor at the en-
suing election in Massachusetts,
and bis honor William Phillips as
Candidate for tho Once Of lieut..
Governor.
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IN COUNCIL.

February 8, 1916.
The following persons were appoint
ed commissioners for holding Elections
in the different Wards on Tuesday the
fifth day of March next for members =
serve in the Common CouReil for the
ensuing twelve months, viz.
AT ]. Neales Tavern fer, the 6 First
WARD"
Thomas Sanford,
Anthony Rodes,
Alexandria M'Kenzie,
At the Council Chamber for the 6 Sc
cond Ward"
Noblet Herbert,
Colin Aud,
Guy Atkinson.
At the Indian Queen Tavern for the
6 Third Ward"
John Roberts.
John Mckinney,
Hugh Smith,
At the house of Mr.. Grid, at the corner Of
Duke and ST. Asaph streets for the
IS Fourth Ward Il.
Thomas Lawrason, ,;,a.
William Rodes, /:
Elisha Talbot.
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NOTICE.

THE members of the Washington So
ciety of Alexandria, are hereby notified,
that regular stated meeting Of the said
Society viii be held at Mr.. MLaughlin's
Hotel in Alexandria, on Thursday the
2ed of February at 10 O'Clock A. Nj
The Society will move in procession at
IL o'clock, to st. Paul's Church, where
an Grafton will be delivered by Peter H
Cruise, Esq. one of its members.
BY order of the standing committee.
G. DENEALE, Sec'ry.
feb 10
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r. GRAY
NOTICE.

nc Subscribers have been mutual,
Ia, Ssfelhted iaia:sy to receive the
60 TIE late Arm og Wishcrs an,l
kss;'s.. = !. aud they vii give their joint
: ~ Tie saple ~hen paid.
ksobfet Hcr5ert.
Ns,s, Care fPither.
eosf
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d., Ree's Cyclopadia.

VEScRIBE2s to the above work
~ y. are respectfully informed that the
100 and 49sh numbers have lately been
viewed and ready for deliyery.--As
s i Indication Of the Cyclopaed;a viii
ss yresommence, under arrangements
/ SssAst different than formerly--such
q subscribers as have not received
~ publishers Circular Letter on the
~ s''; can see copy oft at the book
r. GRAY.
Ar. WHO Hts Fos SALE,
"a s'OaoR A.aas square PIANO FORTE
al .Sc'tlonal keys ard pedal.
N5O reains writing and letter
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Public Sale.

On Saturday next the 10th instant. wilt
be sold on the premises,
A two story frame Dwelling House,
situated on the North side Of Duke
street, to the eastward Of Patrick street,
now ia the occupancy of Mrs. Thompson.
ts' Terms made known at the place
of sale.
p. G. JNarstcller.
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We have been cbliginsiT favored by q
friend, with the following extract of a
letter from Havre, received per brig Sal
", dated 9th December. 1Sl5--and al
so the annexed price current. dated De-
cember 2Sd.-.N. 7. Evening Post.
HAvRE, Dec. 9, 1915.
t" The immense taxes imposed upon
US by foreign powers, and the unsettled
situation Of public spirit in the interior,
at first inspired our manufacturers and
tradesmen with the greatest discourage
ment; but since the departure Of the
greatest part Of the allies, we have began
again to breathe. and the great improve
meats el. our commercial situation, in so
sherta period, restored in their minds,
great hopes Of prosperity for the future.
The particular situation of our port by
its vicinity to Paris, will render it a
place Of great Importance for providing
our home consumption and the wants Of
our neighboring commerce, the transit
being now permitted for Switzerland,
Belgic, and some ether parts. It is con-
sidered as certain, that very heavy du-
ties viii soon be imposed on foreign pro-
duce, chiefly when imported by foreign
vessels the greatest part of yours being
wholly indispe nsdaIe, will be most pro-
baby excepted, and will continue being
admitted with very Insignificant charges,
aud produce Of foreign colonies, import
ed in American vessels, will sell in bond
for the consumption of the above related
countries, or the export into some other
market, where prices should happen to
be higher.
:. Cotton wool very much asked fer in
The course of last month particularly
American fell on a sudden in very calm
situation however the owners expect
s,on new wants and demands frem the
manufacturers, & keep the prices stea-
|iy as fslsows: Louisiana from 46 to
|4S-Upland. Georgia: 40 to "A. Per-
|nalnbuSo S5-Bala and Maragnon are
wanting.
:. The whole of the rice ir eur market
a cargo of about 700 barrels,
which came from your country by the
Emulation, American vessel, sold from
50 to 81 fr. Some sales took place since
lin Paris at 81 fir. the so xii.
Pst Ashes are very scarce, and sell
Iron 70 so to IS tr. also for so xii. r
s. Great business has been carried on
this week in sugars and coffee, & there
has been an advance of l42 or Is. on
these two articles.
:. Exchange on London in Paris; the
9Th instant, % S."
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Port of alexandria

Ar. schr. Tom, Blount, Matanzies.
II days, sugar, motasses and hides to
Peyton and Dundas.--Feb. 2. lat, SO,
So, on the edge of the Gulf stream,
spoke English brig Jane, Hallowell,
bound to North Carolina.
Sloop Elizabeth. Case, New-Tork, 9
to r. and Jas. Vaudeville.
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Public Sale.

ON Saturday the cath instant; will BIZ
sold on the several premises the fol-.
lowing Lots of Ground:
nNE On Pitt-street near the corner
" of Duke-street, together with d
frame dwelling house thereon--also q
lot Oh Duke-street, near the residence
OF Charles Simms, Esq. Terms, etc.
made known at the place of sale. -
P. G. Marsteller.
February 9
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Just landing

From on board the schooner Elizabeth
from New York,
Is Kegs white lead
90 barrels cider vinegar
so boxes Nova Scotia herrings
6 barrels cod fish
z boxes fresh prunes s..
4 ditto ditto Mascatel RaisinS
barrel shrub
. 1 ditto lime juice
6 boxes French CordiaIs
barrels of
4 kegs Superior quality. Z
Which are offered for sale By
BdrncIUall and Pophdns.
February 10 If
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Public ale,

On Tuesday next the 18th instant, viii
be sold at the Vendue Store,
Cloths, cashmere, bennets cords,
Cambria, leno and jaconet muslins,
American cOttons,
Calicees,
Madrass Handkerchiefs, &c.
ALSO,
so barrels Cider.
r. G. Marsteller.
Feb 10
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.angl,sta, 9th Dec. 1915.

. Your measures are approved. The
strong aspect and regular movements Of
the Eth regt. have prevented an Indian
MAR. Your numbers alone, unaided by
that powerful auxiliary, discipline, might
have failed to produce this effect. They
found your force steady upcn the alert
they conciled together, and were
peaccahlc.-To avert in this way the
evils of war, is not less honorable to
the army than victory in the field.
s Accent aud communicate to your
command. my thanks and hearty appro-
bation.''
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q Ap - NaDicSs 10 teEnt q IA ia a -
\ rssle vi ssa;,aI at Washington, and
\ is's !. = o,oesed homo. The Hornet
\ De- : E !. Is . despatch vessel, 8
.Is = laid up for the winter
y az, return, to this place wa sIlsil
@ =. : ne ship cut, and put tue
Fa' I. .oasarou ID readiness to re
vS9's smegiea 10 the spring. All
o. y, ! s;;yr YOU as reports from the
~ e 4 lie :. United States;s but
'.'' sssr il is precisely the Commo
\ 49, y. ,,Iar. | cannot pretend 10 say
s hegeYeF, Gil we can ascer.'
= e his intentions as 10 our pre-
y !, :, s,asemcsts. He no doubt will
g. asnbt also soand tac 'Tunisians
!, FspoIilaas, before we SO into
Ear quarters. The Erie Is &
raseilits.
eOm.as6orc Silaw's orders IN
.,.., him to establish cur hospital.
s s'ss.it our stores. &c. at Gibraltar,
.Issriras. or Malaga; bnt either
n 's,10se sorts would be too Encon-
..s;,ui, (being st Too great q dis.
ess frOis u.s. should ne want sup
=. o. netessaries Of any kind ID
'm.souenee, Port Mahon will be
y home for the winter and our
ss,.0ilal IS already established on
n, 81, respectable footing, although
- ass remarkably healthy. .
!. Ne expect tie Franklin u.
4. java, with ether smaller yes
4. win he the relieving squadron
+ the spring y
We have no doubt. that com.
ncsatur viii be able 70 give salts
sstOrY explanation relative to the
lIeefinc big mol being restored.
Pailiat Editors.
Amber Extract iiroIn the same
dated
Port .HahoR, Dec. 4,4st5.
Not a single vessel has entered
Or left the port since our arrival,
except tho schooner . HorBet' ss
France, for clothing Fer the squad
roo, and The .sJOhn Adams e
Ieyhora. with major Barney.
sNe Commodore sails with the
:. United Ssatcs'' and $ 0Btario."
20 nofFow OF next day. for Cartha-
eesa. 10 ascertain the situation Oh the
aisrHuc brig. AID IL possible 70
have asr released. Which affords al
best hat doubtful opportunity OF
sViIiag to America.
aOur contemplated trip to Mes
No. has been given up. as the win
he has SET in. and we have expert
ARtd considerable bad weather, and
asr.skip requires many repairs,
Oar crew is now employed la as.
ilsisg the Spaniards 60 complete q
Bysuish three decker for sea, which
b gov in dock, 10 make room fos
Due ship TO hesve 0ut.-Aad capt.
CsVdOa Is msre anxious tn repais
he ship inskediatels, 90 enable him
b hsready 70 he spring. IN case the
relieving squadron comes out ear.
Y.
We could 6ot possibly have hii
spoo more convenient rendez Gus
y the Mediterranean. J he. harbOE
. b. far the. best re have seen, and
3e Governor cxiremels friendly
.sd aeeOmmpdatias BE has alrea
y sufaishsd us with store houses
~ . very extensive building for =
naspiiaL and his offered US The nss
atAe Dsek Yerd. (Which is . yeT5
@s One) or. ans c,0venienees th'
port affords. NC shall eommenet
tiliOg the snip ready il day o.
Sa.
We might as we'll be out of tbs
mi
sslc. as In Port Mahou, for new
= any kind, as there els hut little
ssOe to this place, aud that only il
%s summer season; SO that can
s~ give ySu the least European
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For Hire,
A Negro Man who is good house
servant and coachman. l would prefer
hiring him by the year
.asply to the Printer.
January 80 tt
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KSoxvILLE, Jan. 80.
Extract Of letter from Major General
\ E. P. Gaines, to Col. James Melon
aid, dated
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Fresh Zantc. Currants.
Just received and for sale, ten barrels
fresh Zapte Cufrants.. y,
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