| « 4 : if ~ ng ge alll, HEAD QUARTERS. Left Bank of the Mississippi, five miles be Jow N. Oricans, 13th Jau. 1815. g SIR, 1 have the honor to make foliowiag report of the killed, wounded and prisoners, taken at the battle of Mac Pra. dies plantation, on the left bank of the viis- aissippi, on the morning of the 8th of J .nu- ary, 1815,and 5 miles from the City of N. Orieans. : Killed, Wo nded, Prisoners taken, | Maj. 4 Captains, 11 700 1400 Lieutenants, 1 Ensign, 483 Camp officers and privates, making a Grand Total of 2600. + I have the honor to be, sir, very respect. fully; your obedicut servant. & H. HAYNE, Inspecior Generals ; Major General Jackson, 3 7: Extract of a letter, dated N. Orleans, January 8 The enemy -made a most desperate charge----they came in solid columns, one in the centre, and the other on the right of = our battery=-cdch man bad a bundle of brush or sugar cine on his shoulder, for the purpose of filling up the ditch they were so warmly met as to be thrown into ~ confusion; and retreated and formed, and returned a third time to the charge 3 th cy succeeded in getting possession of the bas- ~~ tion with three pieces of cannon in it- -bu’ * they were soon dislodged and the most o ; tom taken pris ne s, “So intent were they in getting overthe “work, that they pulled off their shoes for ; “the purpose. of climbing it. ‘There were a it pumbtr of officers of distinction killed, and it has been ascertaifed that the command- ing General was mortally wounded. In a wy pocket of one of the officers thiy was killed, “was found a journal, in which is mentioned that on the night of the 23d, lost 225 killed rand an firiones pumber w ounded : and on the 28th they lost 15 officers killed. The estimate of yesterday’s battle from Head quarters, 800 killed and 600 prisoners, in- cluding wounded, which is the largest nume- * ber, and one hundred wounded, carried off by them. Thesight wasa terrible one to “see a ficld covered with dead and wounded Iywig in heaps, the ficid was completely red Thicy have retreated this side the river, a The British fcrce on their first arrival is ascertained to have been 11,000, include ing sailors and marines. Their loss is es- timated at 4500. The American force in the neighborhood of N. Orleans, at the dif ferent posts is computed at 15,000, well ar- med. TO BE RENTED, (And possession given the Ist of April next ) THE Grist and Saw Mills adjoining the Town of Mijesburg, together with the land attached thereto. For particulars en- auire of JOSEPH MILES, [ Bellefonte, Lee, 81, 1814. J pie AERIAL on a nT FOR SALE. 111 FE subscriber informs the pubic that “<he has for sale a general assortment of FRUIT TREES. As it is one of the best propagzations on a © fara or lot, he hopes to meet with eucour- agement in so.usciti a bustucss, for which he wili thai k those who weii lavor him will their custom, and will answer them WO their satistactioi. JOB PACKLR. Barn EacLE, Jax. 13. 1815. + LiS1 OF LET 1 had Romaining mn the Fost-Ujice, Bellefonte, Jan. 1, 1815, which if nut redeemea will be sent to whe Genital months from this daic. Pup Antis, James Armstrong, John A- bis, daines Avlison, 2; John Adams, Mat- thew Auison, Nicuoias Alexander, Nathan- iel Beek, Benjamin Brooks, Henry Bindery Joi Cooks Daniel Cartiucry Jesse £ O0k801,y Ainariah Cooura, Mrs. sane Clark, iiale- has Davicseusdonn kndsicy, Jacob Enivica John Hansou, Enoch Hastings, Jacob :ie- ther, Patrick tiughs, Lnonas Henry Hoy, 2 5 James Harbison, iss bolia Henderson, Jacob Holter isaac Joues, duo Johnston, David Johiiston, Anthony hohine- dy, Caleb Kopliucty Cuvistophier Keauey, Michael M:ersysamuel Mies, Mary Si- Kerrigan, Thomas M Clentiend, 2 5 Piii- hp Moser, James Medotoca, James NEW- ity David Nichoisot, Wm. Nixon, Joseph Orwig, Jane Patton, deal Fatersoi, Job Packer, Wms Petrikin, 9; Hugh Qui 11 3; Col. Maubhew Rodgers, Wm. Russel 2; George Records, George Scitzer, Goorge Sweany Spencer, Eve Soup, Margaret and Mary Steer, Elcanor Steer, Joho S Sedum Samuel Taggart, Absos lam Tims, Joseph Updegrai, 25 Isaac Updegraft avd Jona Irwin, Jusse Wiili- ams, Charles Wilson, Benjamin Way, Herrmau Younge. R T. STEWART, P. M, a ti aSUiliy Sy FOR SALE. Vill be sold at private sale, a tract of Land containing 25 dcres, in Centre Coun- ys tlalfinoon township, lcrmerly the pio perty of James ~hehan whercon 1s about 10 or'12 acres of good meadow, a young bearing urchard, a good spring The laud is ofa good quality. About 45 acres are cicard Terms of sale maybe Knownby. applying to the owners. 5 \ Christian King, v John Yader. Jan, 23d. . . NO ICE ~Pablic Notice is hereby. given, to al} persons that are ‘in any way indebted: to the estate of John Barber, late of Centre ‘county Esq. deceased, to make payment to cither of the subscribers, before the 1st day of Febroary next, as on that day, «!l notes and accounts unpaid will be put in suit :—and every person having any legal demand acaipst the said cstate, will please to present their accounts for payment. JAMES DUNCAN, i J. G LOWREY, ¢ Engrs December 28, 1814. HENRY STEWART TAILOR 4 |W] Re : ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Bellefonte and its vicinity, that he has commenced the TAYLORING BU- SINESS, at the House back of Mii James Rothrock, aud immediately adjoining bis Hatter shop, where those who ma, please to favor him with their custom shall receive every accommodation ana attention in Lis power to bestow. He ag served his apprenticeship in the city of Baltimore ; and having had an oppor. tunity of perfecting himself in the knowl- edge of his profession by an exercise of of its various dutics, in many of the best shops in that piace, he flatters himself qualified to give general “sausfaction te his customers. October 3, 1814 RB / HEREAS the subscriber gave to David Storm, two notes of ene nun- dred and ninety pounds cach; the first pav- able 1st of April 1815; the other Ist of April 1816; and eight other notes of one hundred pounds each : the first payable 1st of April 1817, and one each succeeding year ; and one other note of one hundred and twenty five pounds, payable first of A- pril 1825. This is therefore to forewarn ail persons from taking an assignment on said notes, said Storm not having complied with his engagements. HENRY YOTTER. Bailefente, Sept. 17, 1814. A quantity of BLANK BNS for sale at this Offtoe; EXECUTI Fost Gffice m8" NDOTIUX PR] + A LN 4 IS HERBY GIVEN, I. atbyanact of Congress catitied & Anact to provide addl- tional revenues for dewrying the expences of government, andimainataining the public ‘credit, by difues on saivs at aucuoin, and on licences to retail wines spiritous liquors; and foreiga merchandize, and for eucrea- sing the rates of postage,” passed the 23d December, 1814, an aaditional duty of one hundred per centumn ou sales at auction and an additional duty of 50 per centum on licenses to retailers are laid, to take el, fcc: from the Ist day of February 18i5 couformably to which act, that can bein- specied at 4h:s*ofiice, new obligations ar- unpos.d on auctioniers, and tue said add- toaa duty oi Hicenses to retailers, is to be paid on written application we be made oy tuemyas well by those wiio have obtaived I~ censes for poriodsgextending beyond the st day of February, 1815,as by others, in the way therein prescribed, agreeably to forms which can be obtained iron the Cotiector Gioen under my baud chs 9th day of Janus «TY, (815. Wm. H. PATTERS)N, Cullector of ithe Revenue for th 19:4 Codection District of Pennsylvania. Potter’s Mus, 9th January, 18135. . NOTIOE IS HEREBY GiVEN, That agreeably 10 he act oi Congress, entiticd © An act to provide auditional revenucs for defraycig the cxpences of (zovernment and mdin- taining pubic credit by laying dutics on spirits dist iied within the United Siaies aud territories thercoly and by amending the act laying duties 0 licences to distiiers ol spirituous nquors, passed December 21, F814, cycry person who shail after te first d. of February, 1815, distil spirits, withiathe United States, 's requived; in ad- dition to the duty on the licence already taken, or hereaiter to be taken by him to pay twentygcents a gailon on ail spirits dis- tilled after shat day, or subject to the lin. tation in the said act expressed. to pay twenty five cents a galion on all such spi- Tits, Ur which case no licence is required to be wale 4 and that agreeably to the said ac- a bund 1s required previous to the said day, to be givento the collector. and otlier dudics required tobe performed under penalties therein prescrbed. That the distiller may be correctly ad- visod of the duties incumbent on him to discharge, at cbstract of the several acts of Congress subjecting stills aud botlers, and gpitits to duiy, hus been preparcd; a copy of wiach with’ annexed forms of state- ments required from a distitler, will be fur- nished to him by the Cotlector on demand, “Fhe Collector will atso furnish, blank ‘bonis, aud such other blanks as will cuable the distiicr to comply-with the sgveral pro- visions of law. WM H. PATTERSON. Collegter 19th District Pon. Collectors’ Oliice, Jan g. LANDS FOR SALE. A ‘tract ef Land situate’'n Halimoon ‘townsnip, Centre county, Pennsylvama, ~ Contains 50 acres, 6 of wnich rre in a state of cultivation, and adjoining lands of Thos. Downir g, Joseph Yoder and others. This Jot is of the first quality of lime-stone laid in the ne¢ighborhool., ; Aa tadisputabie title will be given. For terms apply to they subscriber, ivisg peal the premises. 5 DAVID HOLLINGS\WWORT1 nh. INA, 1814. % Mulfmoon, Jan ’ To rag CREDITORS OF SAMUEL WILLIS. GENTLEMEN, Take Nutice, That'] have applied te the Court of Common pieas of the County of Westmoreland, by petition, for the bene fit of the insolvent laws of the Commons weaith of Pennsylvania, and that the sad Court have appointed the third Monday ot Febrnary next, for the hearing of me and my creditors, at the court house in the Bor ouch of Greensburgh, in said County ai Westmorelandy when and where you may attend to shew cause if any yon have, why I shall not receive the benefit of the laws and’ I be discharged from confinement SAMUEL WILLIS, Westmoreland Jail, January 5th. 1815 ra ped WALT 3) IMMEDIATELY, two or three Joun~ yeyYMEN Tayrnomrs, to whom generous wa- ges and constant ernployment wiil be given, by HENRY STEWART. Novesper J, 1624. JN ORDINENCE FOR THE FURY PECTION OF HOUSES FROM FIRE. Sec. 1. Be it ordained and enacted “bg © the 1 «wa Councit of the Boroagu of Beig= fonte, and tis nerehy ordained and ciaeved:s Ly tie authori ofthe sae, birt Lae OW = peror owners Ol al and every -aweiling house now Dulity Or which herealer thy be but within the pounds of the sak Bordagh shall [urns Lae, Sse, with two 1awuern tire buckets; wile DUCKCLs shall Le plas ced 11 wie enlry oi ui he house as shail be'most easy oi a coss and be marged win the OWuels tue iniGus tuereol; and Saail DS Kepe 1 good repair for usmgrat ai Lies Wo cass ok dive. SEC. 2 Aud be it ordained and eng ted, thal Saou Tie OWAer 01 UWhieTs ui any such’ {I0USYy OF HUUSUS, HOW Dik, OF that nercats LEU iuay LC CEcCiud aud DULL Witidi Lae ihul= Ils Of Lue Sad POOLE dy IC; ISTE OF PEASE OD suc otuct i? We ius Ov or beiure tae DLsc aay of Apri Dex, or wild LICE ioils BERL allel auy such LOUSC May VE Bereaier bul, and ouiap ed LO Luliisi dna piovio ute DUCKULS as aloiCe Bo 1Uy SUCH PUisl OF PrisSuis su acgiccuag op ! $Oile JUSLLE OL wie prace i aud tor the COUuLy OI CUCU, Silat dud ICLL alid pay the Grit ok SUV 100d 8 Wiki GOSS 1s tCll= tion, to Le recovered al .e su of .e hi £ Dob 50D) AuBdLAUL UIE gids A ju www 0 acik Ol Lit LOFOUG HL OL BoliCitiivg, walch lacs vr fOIL1CILULTUS WaCil i CCUVEIEU, Salil DE paid ur ver Wine We SUict Ol tie vouiou gh 108 we use oi Aud toe uouscs SH UC gieoted Le Lumshied Dy die owuels there Of, Buail aB SUL 43 LOUVCOICINEY lay Du {o.cred-leyy VC LULLSACd Will tw DUCKS as atoresaid ar Whe cxpeuse ol ine sad borougti. ’ SEC. 3. And be it oidatned and enacted that lanai LE Lie Quy OL ne align Cui glabic WW viset caca Cyvely uMweHiug house wiwin he amas. of sud DOTOU lis within tein days WeXt preceding Lie rast Saluiday dd) WUC BkWlicdd UE Cun ualy, Muy, DEPLETE, & MCLulIUULy yuiiy, will Cie reausiigy beng rer os coavicied delore Lid Balle, aaidl AINE Wihiclivi Use V! Ur .sluns Uf Lessee ordi NANCES are CullpiyLld Wily 80 lar as eg pees Byatt propel pair, and Naa Hhuildation UL CV Cry death belore HY HAUT UuLhels welug pracy with da good SONY JUS LCC UF Luv praty Lis add or ati Culliily, a0 tadl ih PDIOSICU= Wold aad wVoly {eis il UL PC. SULS OLY cao Boule dy Be lula ioalie U2 Chall uk JUS si a5. 0n of such BOUSe $f Hous 8 al Wl uu sci deta is Iiadly Bl Bolphug uae uliCnils al esard 4d BGT PLOPEL pandas &hd 1a 000 ECpaih, aud, beg CU LLU wldel'Cul Old cue anudinaton AIO Cally Shia sus ML alld pay @ [aC OL ule ICS AIAN Olio Gelidd ol wie USC ul tue sand borough. SEC. 4. De it viddadicy aud caacieuy: Ina the vrGdmnce serowiture passed WIth pro=: 1CIUIC Ul OL ule adi Hye uot LECUOI OF ~UOUSCS duit tlie, (SU Lait as rea lates lo pioviilng Lutscls,) be and the SALIIC 5 LivicUy Po plaied. Passed (lw au oldinance Jan ANDRLVY ATTEST, LLsua MOURE, Cif. fu, 1B LS Riis, KES T. UE Tull Covaclhe LS A REAL" on “@ sarap I do certify that the above is a true copy Of LLG Oi idl Ul GiDaiilyy 11 WILLGSS While Ol 1 Lave Buivdulo set ny nalo alg aftiaed LIC BC OL LUE COL PUL alitin : Lrisua Moore, Ck. & CAUTION: I LT ; 5 oN . Vy TEL IVAL AD, the sudsSCiiuee gave te ¥ bLiugh vibukcly wo Lolks, ol (we bo wed douars caclt. Une poy abic the Is Ui vial 10 4d dad Sic oLltici tic ist ol Jue 1610. 3 was dis thertiols T1010 wars ail POL SOLS tus lah iig aii dg ond od sad DOLGS 4S 4 aul GUiLiues Lo wo pay Lucie Wiuli 55 C lupe UY aw. 2 william CALDWELL, Novemiei 5, 1614 3 LAND AGENCY. ® — THF subscriber wii attend to the busi. ness ui a Law ARCLLIL the Lor oug L ul biara risbuig. Loose wishing 10 Procie patie or Copies irom any ol the pila officus wil find thew DUS HUSS excolted ‘weh prolpiacss. ’ ALEXANDER GRAYDON, Juar. LARRISBURG, AUG 14 1814. ! Mierchantsyand oth rs take Abtice ! THLE Subscriber at the Tut Hammer Shop, near the vnd of Nittany Mountain, will inake at the shortest notice, atid cope stantly keep on hand, Spades aid SLoves, together with every Other aru.c.e in the ine of the Blacksmith ind Cuticry bus ness © JAMES WHITH tL. ~ N. B. An apprentice wautcd to the a ‘wev business : a
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