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succeeding insta ees 10 eonr;et for aif.r;pr forced
Bauk OF England notes. ThsSank. upon this.
withdrew the onter indcG ats. And thus is
that famous OUTLET OF paper money without
any protection aga inst forgery.
The parties arraigned and so ACQUITTED had
sold large Quantities ofnotes at low rate: and
the country began To be stocked with this sort
OF paper money. he Courier of the STU Dec.
eHcIa'ms,. thus is this great corporation ont Of
My letters TO the llth Of Dec. anticipate a
speedy blowing up ofthe whole thing; and,
indeed, II IS difhcuft to see how this is TO be
Avoided. At any rate, here are interesting
iacts Tor all ,hsse. who have pecuniary cou-
cerss with England.
4, Tor my part, v ould not give York six.
pence for a ten poy nd Bark of England noie
L am. sir. your .as st obedicr,t, and most hum.
BILE servant, WM. COBBETT.
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ed OBJ ection toits constitutionali,y. It's obii
gatory effect remains and il ought 10 be Gu
forced.
They finally recommend the following reso.
luton
Resosred, That Edward r. Chew and Thomas
=. Barr, are entitled te seats as members ofthe
house of representatives, notwithstanding
their refusal TO take The oath prescribed bv
the laws against duelIing.
VI hch being twice read, was adopted
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From New Orleans we learn that the United
States schooner Noasnck, lieutenant commau-
daut Claxt ton, arrived at that mort after bo;s
terous passage of twenty six DAYS; and that
shortly after her arrival, one of the crew
who was on shore, was inhumanly butchered
by aSpaniard, who was afterwards taken. and
will be hanged. FdLerandrta Gazette
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FREEBOOTERs.


lie frequent aud alarming acts of piracy on
our coast ardin the West Indies, calls loudly
tor correction. Tie ocean, il would seem,
swarirs with lOtdes OF sea robbers Scarcely
ANAL arrives that does not present us with
some fresh outrage of these buccaneers upon
American property. Money appears TO be
thslr sole object. and they stop at uotbing to
accomplish II. Not even females, who are
iuVnd on board of delenceleSs ships, escape
theH brutal conducts And what adds to the
moItiiication, if The accounts arc tn be credit
ed, the principal actors in these viIlainies, are
American ciiIzens, who fit out their expedi.
uons III our ports. How long they are to be
suffered TO 20 on in their career of pluuder, un-
chetktd, we know not, Our character as n
nation certainly demands, that immediate mea-
sures should be taken to pnt "a stop TO It. and
punish iie AUTHORS. One thing is certain, If
they are not restrained by the sironp arm Of
government, there can be no safety in ventur.
ing property abroad on Tie high road Ofnations:
an insurance office must refuse TO nUderwrite,
OF be ruined. IN. y Ere Post
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. ~. Yesterday seVe.
raj trunks OF merchandise, with large guam
tity OF Spanish books and papers found secret.
cd N iionse IN the Lower Fauxbourg, were,
rpOn Information gwen TO the revenue officers,
seilef 10y Them and carried 10 the custom
house. Those goods are supposed to have been
deposited there by some OF the pirates and
sniu1 glers who iufest orr waters The books
ana manuscripts are apparently those Of the
spanish bish0p supposed 10 have been murde y
Ell by noted pirate and his associates a few
wears siuce-the history OF wlich affair is not
within our knowledge, but is probably recol.
lected by most Of our readers The above
mentioned goods consist, as far as they have
| Dren examined, of calicoes, Daukeens, plaiillas
lien, cloth, sc.
a letter received in Washington. states
| that an attempt had been made at Madrid 10
assassiHate the Marquis GAIA d'Ytnip. secrc
| iaiy Of STATE, pro tempofe, tor foreign affairs
| Of the Spanish government. IN. y. Gaz.
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Punishment of Robert Gourlay.


Under this head the Niagara Specta tor gives
long order, under the signatures of William
Dickson and William Clans member Of the
Legislative council, and dated the 2Ist Dec.
1878, requiring Robert Gourlay to depart
the province of Upper Canada. on or before
tue LIST of January then next ensuing on the
penalty OF imprisonment without The benefit of
bait. Ills erJer is followed by an article from
me pen of Mr.. GOurlay, which closes with the
following paragraph -
have written to England a month ago
that about Christmas should set off from Ca
NADIA On my way thiiher have now written
that cannot perform my purpose. An anxi.
Gus vile aud family have within The last fifteen
mon'hs,a dozen times received sncli messages,
dozen times have they felt The pang of disap.
pointed hope, while month after month have
been detained here, either by some powerful
teenng otduty OF by some cruel ne cessify. Thus
u is now. Were 20 depart the province "a this
time II would be- yielding 10 the SANDER of
Interested, selfish, and debased characters :;
~ would be surrender OF the most yaiuabla
rights il wonld he degrading TO the British
constitution NO, gentlemen, I shalt rather
rot III Niagara Jail than depart from the pro-
vince this time rather shall forego ali the
Joys OF lie than possess them with abandoned
principle and sublueated honor"
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THOMAS PORTER, Trus,ee.
Ckesfsrfeld, jan 90 g. ,ya,,

NARsHAL'S SALE.-By virtue OF decree Of the
~ court OF the United States for the fifth in
.ne virginia District in suit in chancery wherein
Mary Woriniey, wife of Hugh Wallace wormey. by
george F. Strother her next friend and John Worm.
Icy, Mary W. wormley, Jane b. Woimley and A ne B.
Wormey, infant children oftbe said Mary and Hugh
W; ny me SAID George F. Sirother, their next riend
Ptainfifs-against Hugh Wallace WormIey, Thomas
Slrode, Richard Vecb, David CastIeDiau and Charles
mccormick, defendants Will be sold, at pnblic auc-
tlon on the Sd day Of February merit the premises
iaiI II NOT the next fair day, tract Of LAND,
tanning 300 acres, and also the Of acres
Joining the same tract of 900 acres lying and being IN
tue county OF Frederick and of Virginia situate
on the north side OF the Shenandoah river aud
ing the said river abont two miles below Smokers ferry
--one hundred acres of which is 6neiy tnbrrrd and
the whole tract well watefed, with a news failing
SPRING The buildings are, excellent DIV cling house
Wild DINER suitable outbDuse good barn corn
piacSsnith shop stable &c. Ibis aHd avn told,
the last seven years. has been highly improved
clever and plaster Of paris Upon the whole IL is con-
sieered 10 be one among the hest farms the county
conhining all the advantages OF good society saubry
otciIDa'e and fertility Of SOIL Terms of sale will
ioHoWS: - 1000 III cash, or a Negotiable note al
90 days, with all cndorser endorseTs to be
OF ny TIE marshal Of the said district his deputy ho
may aci and payable at Of the branches far
isers Bank OF Virginia at WincheseT and The residue
OF the purchase money in three equal payments Of on
two and three years the purchaser or
bonds ana security securities he approved Of nv
TIE marshal or his depnty with deed trust on the
sad land so sold as further security for the payment
OF Tue said bonds. WI. MANN, u. NJ. for
Dec. IL. 66..wtds Andrew Moore, M. Y. ID.
uJ fbe above sale is POSTPONED until the roth
Marsh WIN.
Jan. 10. 70 wdv
II The Editors 9th W5nchesfer Gazette. 4ker.
andria Gazette, Lecs6arg Genius Of Liberty, and
Lancaster Gazette and Of the papers pubiished tn
tadrfesfoTn. HdrtfnSburg and FredericktoWn tctH
please fnserffhe aboUe once ufet till the dag Of
safe, and forward their accounts for payment.
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The following beautiful lines are said 10
pave se41r,tten ny az unfortunate lady in
sew taMpshire, TO her lover, who had desert
ed her They were originally ubli,hed in the
Boston Centinei aud are now re- recommended 10
me reader as confirming the genuine language
ot'he heart, inspired by genius, aud as forming
CONTRAST TO the tiusei which SO often .,esiecks
taste. IN " r., D.t
Oh had much OF soi rvw known
When thou, lovely visish, shone
Across my path and wight was day
cheered by thy intellectual ray.
Twas then hfe'e dreuty wilderness
Did sweets of paradise possess:
And had days aud Yeats in view
Oi friendship and VI fame with you:
Fur vanity did whisper NE
spell vas hkew Se biudine thee.
Ny iJ-re,t to Thy hcartwas dear,
Ana tai thj elevated sphere
That thou uouG'st raise lne-but tits uast
That brightest summer of my ds,si
- Fos sweet, too heavenly sweet TO last"
Anu bntthe music Of thy praise
Nov meets my ear; for are thrown
~ ,orrd'Trom the fIi.,id zone
SoJar apart; and not tue tie
Ofsweet mating sympathy
Is owned by thee. Indifference
Forever more must keep thee hence
The lie Of neart, and not of mind
Thought would draw thee from mankind;
And When with cares thou wert disiress'd,
Thy softest pillow was my breast
1iat tie is broken now forever
Aud we IN different paths must tread;
Bat, bear me while sever
Aud Ills are clustering ranud uiy head
I VIII not ASK the reason why
From NE tli0u sho1id'st for ever nv:
I'll taste the lille of poverty:
From Fortunes qRrver, nil, I'll bear
Aud sunshine days I'll wish To- the
Fairer and more exceeding fai..
Bnt do not add to my sad state,
At once esteem conlemst and hate
Love ue-or think Of me AS dead
ar as tue subject of "a dream
Rather than be Thy rniFlhful theme
BE all the past forever lied,
Aud leave no traces thy brain
That on earth had ever oeen. ELOUisA
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4 sHaLL be absent from Virginia Until the first Of
Nay next.-Thomss c. Hoonies, Thomas or sham.
jr tsqts, and COL. Beverley Robinson, will attend to
my professional business. CHARLES HILL.
Jana. Si..w3w~
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sARmONiA SAcRA.--southsate's sac ed u as con
4 taAlng collection Of original and choice psalm
and hymn tunes, with an Ode to Harmony, two Gloria
Patras one Collect, six Anthems, and q TIE Deufn..
Composed barmonised by the late Charles Sonthgafe
OF Richmond, Va..,. Copy right secured.
CONDIflONS-rhe work will be completed in eight
numbers, each number containing eight pages of music
Price SO cents With the last an elegant title viii be
given, and the work bound gratis to subscribers.
Those wishing TO become subscribers to the above
work. will find the firstnumber, also The "a.
per, at the bookstores of W. H. Flt=whylsonu P Cot
tom and n. Il. M0go-aso at the store Of Il. & d. Ms
bet and Of Mary SOHthgdte. The work to be finished
by the 18th Dec. 1918. Oct. 6. a. .(a)tf
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Nm DOLLARS KtWARD.--Namaw az fIon, JoLu r
u Anderson Of buckingham county, sometime In
OCT iast, negro man TOM, which hired to said Ander
inches high tolerabiy stout made, ihck lips small
scar On the ieit side OF his also one on hi reast
somewhat like blister. II is probable he sahont sch
burg or Richmond, or working in boats passing from
ohe place to the oher...l will pay the above T. ward
WIN all reasonable charges for apprehendHg ana de.
ivering said slave to me- OF for his safe loegnopt =;
any Iail so that get bin again. DANIIL PhOMN
Cumberland Ian. 10. 10 (2ls,s
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AS;. and I.ss; Cen. !, !, oes.. ian. 30. .slo.

StNEhAt OhDEks
The better to the accountability and pfsserya
tion OF the clothing, camp seuipaxe, and arms aud
equipments drawn BY ocers on the reefuiins service.
and TO prevent tke accumulation Of such supplies
crutng depos, 10 hereby ordered, that except such
clothing AZ may he left by desetters. which Is 10 be
reported to the Compulsory General all plus cloth
ing, camp equpage, and arms and equipments, dra3
by officers experimenting the recruiting service, shall
be sported the head quarters ofthe and
corps for which was drawn, for the regular
ase Of srsb corps and the recruiting officers who have
HAD charge OF such supplies shall be accountable for all
dehciehcies In qsantity aud condition. By order,
ID. PARKER, A9j. las. Gen.
RALEioH,tN. CO. Jan. 2g.-The Sheriff Of Rowan
cosnty, few days ago, collected $50 dollars from two
negro traders. who, 10 evade paying the tax, slipped
through Salisbury under the cover OF night TheY we're
pursued and the tax collected. Sheriis
other counties act with like vigilance and prom ptude
and this nefarions tratc will not only receive cheek
but Il will bring in something considerable TO the Ievs
nue. Of the state.
WAsHrNGroN, February 2.-we are highly
pleased 60 mud that the Court Room in the
Capitol is in state fit for the reception of
the Supreme Court. We shall not pretend 10
describe, in the terms of arr. the structure
and decoration Of this apartment, though we
Will endeayor to prevail on some qualified per
sonto do it for us. 1t is such as TO have an ef.
feet on the beholder, considerably more agree.
able than that which was p produced on entering
the same apartment, previous to the re.modi.
ticaiion OF II made necessary by the -conhagra-
tiou ofthe interior OF the Capitol. nat. Int
Letters from Salta, "a province of Buenes
Ayres) state, TINT the population near Estancia,
SIX or seven leagues from Sata, had been
greatly elated by the discovery of hidden IL ca.
sure, consisting of rich metals in bars, found
near that place.
The Gazettes of Buenos Ayres, in their
remarks GU MIR. Clay's speech iu favor of
acknowledging their government, express
their appreciation with much warmth. they
had translated the speech, and circulated il
in all their gazettes.
A number of articles had been submitted to
the Cong, ess at Buenos Ayres. The first makes
the Apostolic Roman Catholic religion that of
the United Provinces. Any infrac.ion to be
regarded as violation OF the Fundamental
lawsof the country. The Sd and 4th articles
declare the legislative power to be va4ed in
Congress. composed of House OF Repre-
sentatives and Senate. The Honse is to be
composed of Delegates, each of whom is TO
represent IS 900 souls. The articles were most
poned for further consideration.
n. York Dai. .idr.
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TIVE subscriber oilers for sale his brick-yaTd estab
IL lisbment Situated in the village of the Rowling
Green nearly opposite Chelsea and adjoining The city,
This property consists ola acre lot Of GROUND ali
FENCED IN on which are convenient dwelling house
Kitchen Coach house and stablea well OF excellent
water, &c. a part of the ground is fenced out for a
garden and bouseyard-the remainder is laid OF as
brickyarf with useful bindings thereon and the whole
contains the hest clay for stock bricks about Rich
nond. This establishment is well worth the attention
ofmen OF enterprise aud industry His terms will he
found very liberal, aud to suit the reasonable convent
ence OF purchaseTsor he will exchange other pro-
perry Dec. H. .-t2)u NJ. h. POITIAUX
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land TO Re,,f on. I.,o,

y I-"''tt 10 JtfIt OF LtNSC.
SEVERAL pieces above and heiow the city of Rich
- mono, tfou quarter OF mile To miies-i would
give advantageous leases to persons that o.d make
market gardens There snhiciency Of rich Iana on
each Tor mat purpose-or would rent for farming =
none need apply without good recommends ions.
nave also nre wood. posts, and timber within the
same distances, that-l would sell standing.
Dec. 81 U..Sf&w2m NEIL n'COuII.
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,vIIln pInpuaNrs

CETtoN. July l-.--Ne are sorry 10 announce an &C.
siuent which has bef alien Lieut.. Emstle.
On the metnng at the "a inst when he was return.
my WITH party tU his post at Compaia information
was hought him that the path in front obstruesd
ny sie chants. Having halted his party, with soldiers
hteioc IN his hand he advanced alone, and
AN an'e of the road, he suddenly came in contact with
t>ur elephants at the largest Of which he ared In
ihstaut Mr. trsiie MAS knocked down, aud under the
enisged auimaI.
In This terrible situation lie only recollected the APP
peafance OF the brute preps ring, destroy
nini, aho nearing The fepttt Of uusket which
fortunately fred by maa no had followed him. Sit.
Ensiie was found by his parry l,ing amongst some
ferns by tue road side, al,no isensibe extremely
bruised, and unable To move. having received
Commissions on the face, chest aud lei high without
loss Of time be carried kanby and are happy
to say that sansuine hopes ained OF his
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- WHEELER tenders his thanks to the public gene
bOs rally, ana bis friends IN Particular liberal
announcement received bile member OF the house of
Wheeler * Tchenor and informs them that he has re-
commenced COhCH-MAKING in all its various bran CHI
es on the lot below adjoining the lot formerly occupied
ey wheeler iIcheRor-S. Wheeler Matters himseIfhat
from his long experience in Newark in addition TO that
of Richmond. he will he enabled execute his work in
the neaiest and strongest manner and pledges himself
that no attention shall be wanting his part TO give
general satisfaction to sucb may favor hm with their
patronage henog has on hand few nn6nsh aches
and gigs, which be HI ished short notice and
trimmed in a style to sutthe purchaser.
November
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TWENTY DOLLARS REwARD-for the apprehen-
q sion aud delivery Of negro man by the name Of
DAVY. about so years age, black xion thick
lips, bve feet three inches high old man. who
generally acted IN the capacity ola house servant. lie
absconded from this city about - mouths ago. and
MS way for the upper end of York county, James
City, IN which counties he Is well knownHe sue
cessi,ely owned bv the late Mr. Richardson and his
daughter, s. Dennis, who sold him to Mr.. Grav-s of
New kent-Mrs Allan, who resides on the stage road
to Williamsburg, about IS miles from thence owns bis
wife Sally, which neighborbood he has principally
concealed himself during the last year.. .Whoeve
viii apprehend end commit 10 Jail the aforesaid
gro, will receive fifteen dsars; Of IL delivered To
the subscriber IN Richmond, twenty dollars reward
All persons hereby forewarred Tom sheteTine or
abettps iIie said runaway al their peril
Jan 20. s2..w3w ZACHARlAH CLARKE.
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a IL persons who have claims against the estate of
IA JOSEPH CALICO, dec. are desired TO make
them known TO without delay-thai il found correct
they may be speedily those indebted to
the estate solicited TO pay what they owe with a
u'e delay as conveniently can he as DESTROYS Of
paying the several egacies Of testator as exped-
tiousy as possible. JOHN RICHARD
PETER J. CHEvALLfR
Executors Of JOssph GdttegO ,dec.
AuCust qs. "a n
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MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.
Boston, Jan. 90. Yesterday in the Senate,
agreeably TO assignment, a resolution anihor
izing the forwarding to Washington of any
documents required to substantiate OF eIHci.
date the Massachusetts Claim, was taken up
Mr.. King moved 70 rssrt the following pre-
Vious 10 the aforesaid Resolve:
Reso'red, That, by the Constitution Congress
mas power to provide for calling forth the
militia 10 execute the laws Of the Union, sup
press ms directions, Hnd repel INVASION"
hes iced, That tn riEht 10 determine when
tha exigencies afosesaid, or any, or either OF
them, do exist is. by the constitution and laws
OF the United States vested solely and exclu.
sive,y IN the President. for the due exercise of
which nighttime Is responsible only To the people
OF the United States or their representatives i'm
Congress assembled
Resalred That whenever the President of the
United States shall, or may. decide that any Of
the exigencies aforesaid do exist and shall re-
qnire the Militia of this Commonwealth, or any
part thereof 10 he called forth tor the purpose
OF executing ,he laws of the Unisn, suppressiDg
insure etions. or repelliDg invasions it is and
shaii =" the duiy OF the Governor of this Com.
monweai'h, forthwith 10 call forth said Militia,
agreeabiy Ia said acquisitions of the President !;
and The same, whencalled forth to place under
the command of the President of the u. s. or
such proper officer or officers as may, by the
presIdeut, be designated TO take the command
thereof,
A discussion took place on the above resolu.
lions. which continued till the Senate adjourn.
ell. II was previously agreed that when the
question is taken, ii shall be by yeas and nays.
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Negroes ofhst Personal bSi0te Of John Leslie dec
4 r AUCIION.-wiH be sold-at public auction ON
IN Ued7cSday, The lOth day ~ february nerf, at
10 O'Clock, AZ the late residence Of John Leslie dec
all the Personal ESTATE Of the said decedent con.
sis,ing % variety If household aud Kitchen furniture
one pipe of old COeniac brandy one bbd. very old
Antigua rum aud new set Of plate. Consisting Of a
tea pot, coffee pot salyers sugar dish milk pot and
SILVER cast0Is.Also, from 70 60 80 valuable SLAVES
some Of which excellent bakers and one black
tmiih, equal 10 any in this city.
And on Fridag, the i2th February, at II O'Clock,
Summer Hi In Chesterfield county, Few miles below
Manchester will he sold valuable stock Of COWS, hogs
shycp, Sc. &c.--a quantity Of corn fodder bay and
farming utensils. &c &c...TeTms Of sale all
Under 100. cash 100 10 300, ninety days credit ::
6 800 gnG upwards. six months credit--Bonds with ap
proved securities will be squredBy order Of James
Scott exOf Of John Leslie, dec.
HERON, SiErON & CO. Aoct'rs.
irr. az.
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( NE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD Runaway
- In September last from Nrs. Ann Hurt, nesr
Bnfh Bridge, in CaToiiue county, negro man named
fBNAHAM--He Is abop 20 years old, is ola DARK CO.
.or5 feet 10 OF II inches high, with his eye
brow, occasioued by q bUrn when small one Of his
ringers disEgufea nv ypra, go as 10 he out Of iost
Tie Is oobier, and oiefabe COED plSsteref and very
fond Of drink. expect he IS lurking about Richmond
OF Lynchburg, as have heard he was seen ascending
The river IN boat from the former The latter place.
will give the above reward f sken ofihis stale
Ii0g DOiiaTS II taken within Virginia. and delivered
10 me, o. Trent Fire DOGrS u taken and scared in
some jail so that get him again. BENZ: HURT.
Caroline county. JaH. 10. 5g..f
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~ p.ff1e or a seed OF trust erecuted on Harry
- GodSey 70 secure the payment of certdin sums
Of money, therein mentioned to jeremiah Hobbs riI
De exposed TO sale, at public auction for cash at
James HovardS fdOern, IN the upper end Of Chester
the 2Ith DAY OF February next, q tract of LaND in
sdm county, containing about so ceres and being The
same on trhch The said GodSey resides 6oxy,ded
6y the lands Of Jams Hose0Td, Peter Porter and
ofhtrs, or so much thereof nay be accessory 10
raise fhe sum entsoHsd ia said ifist deed, Gnd the
eTpenees 81 said safe.
THOMAS P0RTER, Tru:,ee.