is thoug lits— & at a specu ai erase 3 Prepares rami Iseverv 1 recall s righ » compelled to iatrude 17g nC are cnohess ot our readers another Tt perhaps, will be displeasing to them 3 butieanaot be more $3, than it is mortifying tos. Circumstances Lave oc” curred in this office, of which we disdainto this expedient as it was unavoidable It wills speak, that bave rendered alternative by affording an abridgment of labor, furnish us with an opportonity of puttmg the af- {airs of our office in such a state, as will cnabie us, with great and uncommon indus- tryy to publish regularly nothing again should Lappen. nan * AN APPRE TICE {s wanted at this oTice. A I ‘oy of re- ‘platable character, and who 1s competent is it respects ‘his qualifications, will meet with an advantageous situation, if he make application IMMEDIATELY. A JOURNEYMAN will meet with en- couragement also. ee ft would appear from a¥paragraph in alate Chester county paper, that Isaac Ways, Iisq. has lost his election to the 14th Con- uress by a minority of rour votes A Mr. fIahn was the succesful candidate. The scale was turned, it is suid, by the votes of a company in camp, which had not previously been heard from. mation, however, may possibly be incorrect; though, it is from § good, REPUBLICAN author iy. —t— 0 NEgv ENGLAND CONVENTION. “The legislature of Rhode Island conve- ned together on the 8th instant; when the government was duly organized ; the hon. James Burrill, jr. was chosen speaker. On saturday a resolution passed for the ap- poinumneiit of dele; gates to attend the con- vention in Har ford. The following gen- tlemen were accordingly chosen. B:ojamin Haggard, Esq. of New port; Ds iel Lyman, Esq. county of providence ; oi. Marstonyof do; and col. Sam. W ard, ous of Kcat, Gaz. : J'Phe editor of the" ore Weekly Register, who has kept a regular account of the number of prizes taken from the en- emy since the commencement of the war y states the whole number at ONF T{OU- SAND, THREE' HUNDRED AND THIRTY TWO. So vigilant has ‘been our cruizers that not all Eng gland’s Navy, the thousand shipsof war, can, with their boasted prowess on the ocean, beat a Yan- - kee privateer. ANOTHER VICTORY. Savannah, Nov. Arrived this forenoon at Five Fathom Hole, tlic British brig Atlanta, of 253 tons, coppered to the bends, with a full cargo of Wines, brandy, fruits, silks, Cambrics, Bri. tish bale goods, &c. prize to the United states’ ship Wasp, capt Blakely. = The At- alanta was from Bor deaux, bound to Pen- sacola. "In coming over the bar without a pilot she went ashore on the South Break- but was soon got off} after the loss of her rudder, and her keel considerably da- maged. The Atalanta was formerly the schr. Siro belonging to Baltimore, which sailed from this port (Savanah) with a cargo of cotton, for France last winter ; and was cap- tured on her passage by a British frigate. The Wasp loft L’Orient on the 27th Au- gust at 9 o'clock P. M. iell in with a British sloop of war, and after an engagement of 46 minutes she susren- dered to the Wasp. five days after, after the enemy hailed the Wasp, and informed Immediately them that they were in a sinking condition and begged for aid. Captain Blakely wag o his boat ed close on 1 the eve of sending s to her when a secoad sail was descr board which compelled Lim to abandon the idea of taking her. "Mp, possession of o& Jssinrer wae was in the action on beard a whole sheet, if This infore a e YWosh anid who is prize chica to the > e 12 i tlanta. intotms vs-that the het they ca- axed went down soon alteryand every soul must have perished, as no assistance could Le rendered her. On th2 approach of the seco was discovered to Le a‘brig of war, and the nd sail she Wasp was in ten minutes after ready 10 en- gage Ler, a co so, when two more brigs were discover- to all’sale from {hem ; they fired a broadside nd was in the act of wearing to cd, which induced Capt Blakely make into thie wa isp. which cut her rigging and The loss of the Wasp in the engagement was two killed and one cid other damage. slightly weunded. She received thice balls in her hull; and a few in her sales and rig- ging. It is supposed that the Wasp has taken since her departure from the United Sta‘cs, property to the amount of TWO HUN. DRED THOUSAND POUNDSS I ER. LING. ; The Atalanta parted with the Wasp on the 224 of Sept. off Madeira, the ship m good order, and the officers and crew in good health and fine spirits. From the following extracts of letters re- “ceived by yesterday’s mail from Tennessee it appears probable, that the force under Gen. Jackson has achieved another victory over the euciny’s force In the neighborhood of Mobile. that quarter will afford us ample confirma- We hope the next mail from tion cof this satisfactory intelligence. Trankling (Ten.) Oct. 23. I have heard that Gen Jackson has had a second battle with the British in the south and came off victorious. He lost 100 kil- and 160 wounded. The enemy lost 400 killed on the ground ;I have not heard how many wounded 2 az. Oct. 29, . hear, defeated 40.0 of them.” Gen. Jackson has, the British again, an FROM §. ACKET'S 114) T Auth nis ‘ Aew York, ¥9. 11.—~Ye If from Sackett’s Farha 2s la 3 the 1st mst. ere “g a “the post 1d abbott Hundred about 6000 militia, ai Gen. Brown amived and took regular command on the $list uit. His army was The British flect was in port ; and it was report- -accotnts at which time th expected in the course of a few days. ed that the gnemy’s army at Kingston was fifteen thomsand strong, having been rein- forced by General srummond’s army An attack upon the Harbor was daily looked for though there was but little doubt if an at- tack should be made, they would be repul- sed, as that post was strongly fortified. Our fleet is moored in a strong line across the Harbor, strengthened by gunboats and land batteries. A posteript to a letter of the 1st states, that ten sale of the enemy had appeared in sight. steering as it was supposed for the head of the lake : but more probably says the writer, for this place. (Gaze ile. THE creditors of Thos Bard ow, late of Phi tipsburg, in the county of Centre, an solvent de bor ; and also the cred the partnership of « Barlow and I'cltw of the same place, are requested to ex hit i it their accounts and demands against said in- solvent debtor and parinership, to the sub- scriber at Laurel Spring Paper Mill, Huunt- ingdon county, or at the office of William Petriken, Esq. my Bellefonte, on or before the twenty ninth day of November next, a a dividend will be made and declared on that day. CHARLES CADWALLADER. Assignee of T. Barlow, and & Feltwell, Insolve ol » Barlow cbtor. + f nt d aa Lode Avcust RA RITEMLS W A 9 i ae IMMEDIATELY, two or three NEYMAN Tavromrs, to whom gene rous w Avs JOUR- and coustant employment will be given HEN STEAVARY. 14. Es ¢ by November 3, 18 - © rex RR ET HEREAS, the snbscriber ¢ vy Hugh |] Milliken, two bierds, hundred d« Jars each. Qbe payable the 1st of Juins<1¢135, and the othevtie 1st of aed his is theretor 0 tovewnry awe fo Cir lwo June aH nav C CALDWY “LL. November 5; 1614 AN ARE £4 iN IW VU 4 RU 4 Is hereby given o those having demand again st the Estate of Sebastian Shade, de ceased, to produce their accounts Property attested” for scttlement, at the hous: ol James Geier in Dunsburg, onthe Wednes- day’s and Thursday’ 5 of cach week in Nn- vember next, where dae attendance will be given 5 and those fi are indebied to said Estate, gre requested to make payment lin- mediately JAMES G «WIL LIAM Dansburg, RIER, WILLIAMS, { Oct. 1 0, 1814. xecutors. le y DY order ofthe Orphans Court of Centre i 3 County , will'be sold, at pusiic vendue, at the Court house in the Borough of Belle. fo — on Wednesday the thirteth day of November next, a certain messuage and tract of land, held by warrant in the name of William Burge, situate tn the Township of Ialfmoony containing ove hundred and nine acres, move ov fess. Also a tract of land held by improvement in “the name o% Wiliam Buage, adjoining lands ol Chyistiar Boliman and others, in the Township a re said, containing two hundred acres, more or less, the property of the tate Christian Ham- aker, deceased. The terms of sale to be as foliows. {oe purchaser to pay onc third in hand, and the remainderia two equal y yearly payments ~Due atiendance will be given by Charles Cadwallader, acting administrator, By the Couit, yx PETRIKIN y 1314. , Clerk, O. Ce Nov. LANDS FOR SALE. WUIREE adjoining traci: situate in Half- - moon township, Cen’ e coLaty. 240. 1, Contains 119 acres, of a good quality, with a large proportion of Meadow, and Bottom Land, and lying on Halfmoon and Evans’ duns, a Log Dwelling House 23 by 30 feet, Stable and other conveniences, with a number of Apple trees selected for Sum- mer use ; in fail bearing, alsoa Young Or- chard containing 130 fruit trees just be- ginning to bear ; Peach trees, &ec. No 1I Contains 50 acres, 6 of which are in a state 4 cultivation, and adjoining lands of Thos. ownii g, Jeseph Yoder and others. This lot is of the first quality of linie-stone land in the neighborhood. No. 11, Contains 188 acres, which is unimprov- ed, but valuable, no doubt, for the fron Ore it may contain, together with the timber. It will be sold seperate or altogether as, ~may best suit the purchaser for cach and cvery tract. indisputable titles will be terms apply to the subscriber, the first mentioned tract. DAVID HOLLINGSWORTH. Haltimoon, Q:t: 20th, 1814 given. For Jiving on TAKE NOTICE. The Vend tate of Jacob Moore in Bel ll and pay them off belore Notes belonging to the cs. 3 z . sed Sherick, dec. ave left with Iu. iefonte. The drawers are de- sired to ca next +, or they will be sued JOHN IDDINGS November Covi Oct. 13, 1814, HENRY STEWART "EA vip Did. > EE ESPECTFULLY 2 ofl o Jellefonte and informs the citizzns its vicipity, that he Las commenced the TAYLORING BU- SINESS, at the House back of Mr. James Rothrock, and immediately adjoinin ie his Hitter shop, where those who ma please to favor him with their custom shall receive every accommodation ana attention iu his power to bestow. Hawing served his apprenti iceship in the city of Baitimore ; and having had an oppor- tunity of perfecting himself "in the knowl- . ere his profession by an exercise of "Hs various dutie 5, in many of the best t piac ho ia himself give genera tion to ie, ters atisfac - shops in tha qualified to is custome ~ October 5 gtd Brad ulcer ting, CURT lain! : CV asks a6 ors 1g LHS VOrky On 0 cont of the de- offilic Looks die fore they came to {but sine Go that ike or ho inquiry 33 3 "I'he publish- has' ea «AL 5 very great expense dn the wit ing pf thio ty, allUN DO an Bo vier way than by their sale s Lis fore, Loped,, that those who, have Leen so generous as ta subscribe, will call forthe Sresnective copies, wil take them py dor them,