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fife"''"d County Court, 9aae 1906.
IN CHANCERr.
. Neama'' Compile.
Ann 7. M'Nell; William R Kel- ,
Hex and Barnes Beokwith, Defss.
l appearing TO the Court, that the defend,r, Az,
4, MNeill, is not an inhabitant of this GATE. and
not having entered her appearance and given feeyr
according to law and che rules of this cour.-cn
'ne motion OF the complainant by his co,nfeI;. i
ordered that the faid Am Y NrNsa!, co .npear
mere on ',le ire Monday in Ausua next, a,! aniwr~
S m bill and that copy IF ihis order e
p1'na,a III she Grquirtr printed in the CRY of aeb.
none, Tor two months fucceilsely and - COPY ain
Pcisd 1t the 'front.' door of this eourt-horf and =
,aitAer ordered and decreed that the defendants Il
LICK aud Ssak"iih DO not pay, convey away. or le.
ore'e ire dea's and eaeS3s due and b.Iory;nq N
'ite laid Asi, Y. MNeiil, until die fur, 81.
OF ihe court in the prer,fAs
Copy, telle,
mo B. MCARTY, Gre
~ 90 (e'r2n
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yALUABLE LAND

IN LOUISA COUNTY--F0R SALE.
PURSUANT 10 decd of Trutf, executed by To
4 lah Bingham, TO iecure the payment of 500 dol
lars. in,eref and charges due Yeamans Smith, will
he fold at Public auction FOR ready money, the 9TH
O2ober next, at the Eagle Tavern, in the city OF
Richmond, between lo and 1 o'clock:
a certain TRACT or LAND. lying in the coun-
~ o: Lonfa, on both iides Of Eeedy Run, adjoining
the !aacs OF David Morris AMI Samuel Hanion, con-
tanning SEQ acres. b. 4 late furvey.
K ToaS DUN NsSH; 1,ye.e,.
Augaa so. 0ds)
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wiz! Boots or shoes as well If they were on the
fpot.....~A--the length ofthe Boot.~.C--rouDd the
Calf.B--the pitch Of ditto.~..Drourd the heel and
inlsep~.E--round the nler@...G-aerois the ball Of
the foot. Fix the heel agsina perpendicular, and
nick knife a. the end Of the great tos-iet down in
figures hc ubcr Of inches aud quarters in the diff
fcrenf gic. -s January !. eptf
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FOR RENT;

7 HE HOUSE and oUT-HoUSES in the Town
Of Manchester, late in the occupancy of Richard
Ba'gh, deeeaied.--1he houfe is adapted TO the ac-
communication Of imall family, with Kitchen RIA
bic and fnoke houie--attaohed to the buildings are
a good garden, and lpacious yard well eneicied 4;
ard an advantage OF grazing the lxurant commons
OF the Town, which furroVnd the prenifes--Tbe
ituation Is Peaan, and has been ever ooniidered as
healthy property will he Let on I.eale for one
or more years, dpolellion given the 25th Deeen-
her next.For terms OF leafe, application may
be made to George M'Credie, Of Manchester, or
the fublcriber,
JOHN CRtNCAN
Augua l6. (gt
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FROM TIE INDEPENDENT CHRONICLE
Or BOSTON.

Il c4unary bi9oricni and pai:.ieai REYLEsg Of
the kevolntiol- tts Co1i.i:m:on y Go1srnmea.
oftbeU. S: an ioNdeLis,sdat Sb.5feid,
I'D, 4, So..
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TO BE SOLD, FOR c1sH

Am re1ueited by David Pattrlon, Tunr. 20 exuof,
for ale, as ruitee, the wholc c.. 10 much Of m.
properly in the tru0 deed conveyed, bearing DAT. the
l6th day oil APR! sa'a, roritrg OF TIE following
HAYES VIZ Jack lad, 1oM, BOY, KATE and h,r
Children, BILLY, Sally and HRNRY SucKy, and
her two children named FAwNf aud IetrGason:
as Aho Molly, aeirl in order to latsiy debt due
rom the iaid David Patteion, Jur. to l.. ie and Nj,
Credie, asreaby to the tenor Of the fail ,,.eJ
iae will certainly take place the 2sth day of Sen,
tenber next AZ The dwelling houie of the iaI David
Patteion, in the town of Manchester.
~ JAMES F. LEITCH, qryer.
Manchester, Auguit is. (ep,ds)
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

THE SUBSCRIBERS
u &c leave to inform their friends and the public
- geuerally, that tkey have removed their SHOP
few doors below the Tagle Tavern, where they in
tend carrying on the
SHOE e. BOOT MAKING BUSINESS
more rxtspfveiy than heretofore.
heyin'sm' keeping couiiautly on hand, good
Stock Of Leather, Boots aud Shoes Of every deiCfp
;ioH, by wholriale or re-aiI.
81 oflcgs from die Country will be gratefully re-
ccivcd and ariSly attended to
Byfhs Pa+fey Ol-ft Se,oft,
SdMUEL BiRRET e. Co.
AuEuf 27 (eptO
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RE iu"ierher, anxious 20 d:!chargc every inf
A debt which he owes, will at the FAM. ,;n'. 49,
place Offer Tor fac for ready money the rcfdu. m h.
property for the benefit Of his credilors coul1;pg of
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN rU2NrIJPF
two good HORSES and lundry ether art:el.s
DAVID PATTESON.
NiancheGer, AuguG Is. feptds)
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FOX S.aLE-nr rss ,vs,cs,,r,

- SOAf SUGAR, by the hid. bbl or Jingle loaf
'n s ironi Pennngtons Mandatory, Phiadelphia
ooAL and UPPER LEATHER, on moderate
s,i 49,, ~, -, MICAJAH DAyYS.
NV ''"' oo' (eTtD
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III P-6fe F"i'e, Gs4;,'s Hofei, in Alexand,is on
Aaoad.y .5s i6b day Of Seo.,nsir, at l2 oe0fk, at
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NOTICE.

Maneheiler, Auguit Is. feptds.)
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raen TIE consne .leer sAzErrr.

! The Joitioping is The jnDcriie Production ot
ar estefmed friend, (soao .vilk yaarsfou ne
! liberties zoe have fakes J and epas far from
6eiag intended for The au6de eye.1
ArrRSrTos, yr muddy headed sons Of
Solomon, whether fed. or demo. saint or
sinner; attend while l chaunt ne praises
of AVIsE--the genuine inebria;e illusions
kof my head, heart, and hnnd.
fail, mighty WINE by thee we are
raised from dni! stupidity, to the Summit
Of human happiness--By thy aid the beg
gar is rendered rich as CSsar---f9o one IS
tit for genfifDfss's company, until he can
with an cath, boast of Thy assistance.
Shame on the pi'iful scoundrel who would
pore over the musiy volumes of antiquity,
rather Than acquire fame al thy board.
Happy, happy, happy, is he who, freed
from The pefplexities Of busy life, can re-
tire with few josiai souls. ripe for fun;
he raises the flowing glass with rapture to
his iips--witba Jolly conDsenance and ex-
tended hand he thunders modest toast,
and quaHs the golden stream Happy
is he when the fumes ascend and give an
additional energy to The brain. lie ba-
raneues his brother bacchanslians--th
accomplished orator, the wisest statesman
the sound divine It'll raised beyond en-
durance,b by The force Of his eloquence the
chairs, tables and glasses are sometimes
The veins OF these heroic knights Of the
rosy conniensnce'~-Then, in heaven o.,
happincss, they uo'ly real 10 bed
Youth is brief; haste to enjoy IT,
Follow, follow, follow pieasure.'-. Worla
you shine in the fashionable world? would
you he thought a lad Of sf'i,if 2 would you
aitrsciIhe attention OF the AnI<Bles , Be-
come votary Of the jolly god and you
viii sncceed.--Until then. you are a mere
novice, unfit for the company Of gen,Ie-
men, unworthy the smiles Of the -/oir---
who viii treat you accordingly.
{ HAIRY IL he, ne only hairy nan
If'ho frcfly guqfs IL from fbe fown,g oon I;
IL m,yfh and joi6fg his momengs fdss,
IfsVerg heauen eonceDfred IN his glass.
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BALTIMORE, August IL.

Abstract from the brig Sailg's log BOOK.
On the 3osh July, the Sally was board
ed by the French privateer Resource, cap
tain Jacet--When the captain went on
board, they took our people out and sent
prize master and or men on board,
and began to plunder every thing they
could lay their hands on. After having
rumagcd the cabin, and taken every thing
they ordered Mr.. Burn, passenger on
boatd the priyaieer, with his TRUNKS and
baggage they had then taken from him
upwards OF GOO ounces og gold coin some
jewellery TO the amount Of about ISL s,er,
ling with several other articles.
lie vas then made 70 write and sign a
paper dictated to him by the captain Of
the privateer, the purport Of which was,
that Mr. Burn, acknowledged himself a
British subject, and that be freely eban.
doned to the privasect Resource, the whole
OF. his properly, except 400 dollars, and
ms clothes, which the captain was TO re-
turn him. Mr.. Burn was then returned
sixty pieces OF his money, which might
weigh about 40 ounces, and his clothes,
aud vas sent again on board the Sally.
Nine men that had been captured on
board different vessels, by the same pri-
vateeF, were likewise sent on board ofus !;
With them were sent about 20 lbs. meat,
100 lbs. bread, and sixty gallon cask Of
water. and we were allowed to proceed
on our voyage after detention OF nine
honFs.
They took one keg of brown sugar and
haii loaf ct sugar, most of eur fowls, one
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From. RHtson,s Scarborough 5sur.
pEsroa Axp CREDITOR.

r.
4 Lord MORA, perhaps did~not perfectly
examine the question between debtor and
creditor, or the way OF the frst would not
have been snioothed and stumbling block
laid in the wsy of the latter. We should
rather encourage man to live by his own
lr5or. than draw a livelihood Of that from
others.
! have been concerned in more than
four hundred insolvencies, and have ve-
marked that when man is brought TO dis.
tress by misiortun-s, his creditors have
been his best fliends. The humaa mind is
generally opened by aiiiiction--If those
mistortures arise from weak talents, he
still merits pity, and finds tiff through
extravaganza or neglect, he merits some
Edegree OF punishment.
II has cftrn been remarked when man
falls. you'can have no more than his al.'
This L cannot allow. II is All old maxim,
that every man Should have his own"
! Cut up this doctrine, and there is an end
of confidence. if, my dear reader, bor-
row ofyou onethoussnd pounds, Tool away
nine hundred, aud offer you the one, ought
Ito be excused! Have you not right to
my future labor and future success, in a
reasonable dsgrres
! heard the late lord Mansfield sage q
Debt once contracted is a debt till PAID
Commissions OF Bankruptcy were once us
ed TO relieve the honest but unfortunate
tradesmen. They arc now used TO heays
a burthen OF a rogue's back, and ;eacl
! him 10 laugh at his creditors.
Iconducted petty court nineteen years
which decided properly between nosn anu
man. During that period more ti.sn QUE
hundred Thousand cases passed through
my hands. In fotty-nine out Of siits the
debtor was much inclined 10 bear hard 10.
on the creditor, or IN plain terms 10 cheat
/, him.
The lower classes Cannot be tsaght a
better lesson than the habit OF industry.
When man has cnly hishdnde TO depend
on, guide those hands into employ p1cnt.
thus will enable hitn 70 I've respected,
supply hIm with,nscesssries for existence,
prevent temptations &c iAlssr & lesssnahe
use of the prison and he ganDws. This
part OF our code l think extremely de-
ie6iive.
Pride IS most necessary thing. MIN
w~nid be lost wi ho,t ii. Like pgoinp-
Ter behind the scenes, il influences three
fourths of our .acticns though We 10 not
always observe it--and when we see il,
we wish another msy no.. One half of cur
actions are disguised, fat othges may ro'
4 think i'll OF Us. Let q man bot ioos. sFitl.
in himself, ard he viii see an odd com.
pound.
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- Capt. Lark, OF the schooner Sally. ar,
the a5th of Juiv. In Iat. q. 4 !. slono "a
at 4 p. nj. fell IN with the nain,nas, NJ .
large ship, witch he ,unnos-s had' he.n
hJown M. as na,, ostbs ti,s;s,. ss:,.
we're, much burnt--o,cke.' an mar, rs on
Ena,ishpeodant. and : numher or h,n.t.
stamped with an arrow. The cn.,om,r
marks Of > bIock ,brlonv;og ~ . Y;n~,s
ship. Saw snotl,er mas, aboo, : MIL a.
itsnt, With ali the yards and o,[er sn.-s a.
tached 20 II. and nm, of III. No..
chors, with The cable 10 i. bano;oo MI.
III. main tom There b,;no pr,v 49,.
sw.ll. and ne WEIGHT ne ,I,s ,nrbor
imp the mast nearly unr;yh,. cam, Ta,
could only save a few ,r,ars an,,s h,octs
On one Of the top.oayIao, xa,ds. q al EN
HEM e. r .p-,s c,t with : nrn Ln;sa
This tns;eyy,s sb;n BLnb.;n,' - "a go.
as Commanded hv can't. p,and. a., ,,r
not appear 20 nav. hen .,,.eb.d - ~ ~.
fleet under Lord Nel.on nor fran, IN
lis, published. 10 th,, wh,ch sa;,sd rrn,,
England, under Adm;ral Collins WOOD
nritaer do ~. f;,a - ~.S1
last stated tn have bern m he i.,oa;..
,.ation. From m c;,curs,.ncss &c 80
HAVING her color. av;ng rwh;eh ran,.;,.
Lark could plainly discern .u,Jsr 49,,
it is conieclured ,ba, ,he chin ,u,,., ~,
been in aclion when ,be arc;arn. ,s.',s
rIsce.)
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CHARLESTON, Augpsts.
Erfracf Of a fefer frsm gentleman ft
Jar,esyiiie, r sc.

y
On Monday, the % h ult. about 4 o..
clock in the afternoon, MIR. 7homos M
fles vas shot, near his dwelling house. on
the High Hills of Ssntse by bis oldes, son,
Hichard Naples, abut % years Of age, W no
had secreted himself in gin house, for
that express purpose. THIS arocious
youth, ~ whom every principle of ,huma.
nty seems TO be cx;jnGl, had loaded ms re
liz With three large buck shot; saw his
father coming from his dwelling house,
and waited in his csncealment till he had
get fotrteen PAGES past The gin-house, then
deliberately took anu, through crcy,ce
between the logs ofthe house, (horrible to
relate } a, his laiher! The shot penetrat.
ed HIS back AID came out through his
breast.
"a jury ofinquest was summoned ear
" on Tie day following The mu derer
contested his CRIME, ADD mode some ,ri-
Warehouses lor his conduct. Hewas COM
mHled oCamden goal together with his
mother and brother, who were charged as
accessories to the murder.
= Mr. 1Nofiles was one Of the oldest set-
lers m the neighbourhood, and always sup
ported the Character Of an honest, in
dustrious, and good man"
huguu J6
he British schooner Wantou, capt. Steele.
arrived last evening. sailed from Torto,a. on the
5ist JAY, in company with three hundred ,ad of
British honewart bound merchantnef. urder
convoy Of three seventy four's. Eve frigates, and
two sloops of war s,'
Letters were received at Tonola, mentioning
the arrival cf the British paeke, a, BARBADOS IL
was sad sh~ broushs accounts Of the Brest A-ge
having Put 70 sea and fallen IN with the British
bockad'ng s7oatr 'n--the rssult Of The at1ion
was tne capture ct six or seven French ships Of
me iins' and the burning and sinIiog Of Eve
more.
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day, handed us copy of The following
protest for publication, to prevent another
instance of British aggression on our IN
protected commerce.
BARBADOS.
BY this public aA or instrument OF pro-
test be it made known and manifest unto
all men, that on the day of the date here
OF, before me JosErH DORM HUSBANDS,
Esquire, Deputy Secretary and Notary
Public OF this Island, personally came and
appeared Johu Soagar, master and COM
mander OF The brig Minerya, now riding
at anchorio Carlisle bay, in this island, &
1oAn Utrsaif, mariner, Belonging also to
SAID vessel, who being duly sworn, on the
holy EyangeIists Of Aih,igiity God, re-
quested me, the said Notary, to make or
draw protest for The reasons folio wing,
viz'--i or that on the 10th day of This in
slant June, the said brig having arrived
IN Carlis's bay aforesaid, and having come
70 anchof agreeable 10 the harbor masters
directions, his majesty's schooner Vigil
'eD', IN getting under weigh, run foul Of
me sac brig, and the commander of the
SAID schooner, John Headersor, having
given orders TO his people 10 cut away the
said er'gs rigging they immediately cut
away all The head stays, with all the run
ni'g riSsinS forward Of flie foremost, and
also took out Of the said brig her mate.
f'en'g yfzd,ns, aud another man, and car.
red Them on botfd Of The said schooner !;
that he tbs appeater, John Sangay, soon
alter went on board said schooner in or
Der to get h people released, when the
said Je'in Headtrson delivered up the man.
but absolutely refused 10 release the
maie' saying he had abused him, and
mat he would have his satisfaction By Hor-
g'ng Dim; end immediately ordered the
sa'a sotn Songer, to 1uii The said schooner
which he was obliged to do, leaving his
said mate behind him, and The said schr.
proceeded 10 sea with the said mate an
board her. Wherefore, The said Notary
a. the instance and reques, aforesaid. did
even as ! do BY these presents publicly
and solemnly protest, ss well aes;n.t The
said Jobn Henderson, commander of ,be
said schooner Visilent and his people. as
against al others concerned for ali nos,s.
losses, damages, hurts, detrimen,s, ore.
JUDGES, and inconveDiences, whatsoever.
arising to these sppearers, or to the own
ers OF insurers Of the said brig Minerva,
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In one Of our morning walks about
the town observing considerable croud
befofs Tie door OF q house, my friend and
went up and enquired what was going
forward, and we're informed, that il wss a
public sale Of all the effects Of colonist,
deceased. Scarcely had We joined The
efovd, shen he auctioneer mounted upon
char and s,rnck for some lime upon
round plate Of brass, as signal ihot the
auction was gong TO begin. immediaIe-
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PHILADELPHIA, Aurost 90.

OF OUR CIrY.-Much exaggerated
conversation having taken place on the
subject of the few cases Of sickness which,
during the past week, have occurred in
Southwark, We have endcsvourcd to OBJ
tain, from the most authentic and respec-
table sources, such information as we con-
ceivc will be satisfactory to the public.
On 50 momenious AN eequiry, We are
happy to state, that the Board OF Health,
with very praise-worIby vigilance, have
caused to be remogedinto the country, e.
very person labouting under any SUSPECT
Gus indications, together will, their lami
lies: That at this moment, not solitary
instance of the kind remains in the neigh
bcurhood and that. from every appear
ance, supcradded 70 the unwearied EXERT.
ons of the Board We are battered with an
assurance, that the disease, il il were at
all OF threatening aspect, will be s,rang.
led in its infancy.
August 81.
Six or seven persons were YESTERDAY an.
pretended and committed to PR son in this
city, detected in a scheme Of forgery of
bank NOES. The engraver TO whom they
applied listened TO them, and after receiv-
ing their propositions, Immediately COM
mitted the designto the banks---by whom
he was advised to proceed until they should
so far convict themselves as 10 assure de-
tention and conviciion---which was effcet.
ed-they are secured with their hress and
tlIafes.
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" an was attenti 3n. - Numbers OF asticies
were put up and disposed ol--tilI growing
tired of the scene. we were going away
short pause, however, and then a muir
mur in the assembly, announced that
something else than tribes was going 10
be produced. We accordingly waited a
moment, and soon saw abiack man com.
ling forward through the croud ss All ="
said Charles, they are going to dispose
OF the family slaves, TX US stop little
longer,
"Tke FIRST that was pu, up wa, stout
native ofrthe Mozambiquc coast. His
look was sad and melancholy, his hands
hanging down clasped together as il they
were bound, and his eyes Fixed upon the
earth. When be heard that his lot was
determined, and that be Was sold for six
hundred rix dollars, he raised his eyesup
heavily to look for his new master, aud
followed him out of The croud without
speaking void; but we thought that his
cheeks were wet with tears, and perhaps
we were right for the purchaser told us
with some expression of compassion, that
he had been a great favorite or his deceas-
cd friend. Many more we're put up, the
household of the deceased having been
se'y numerous Owl on the couptensnces
~ AZ % 'nsin' sorrow ana sne humiliation
OF slassry were the preoom'nating fca-
'uIes. a. iengin an OBJECT was presented
WHICH almost made US weep: mother
vas brought forward with ll,tle girl of
three years old clinsing TO her, which they
w'susu 70 'ear rom hef, wniisl she, dread
ing .ne ,hreats OF ner owners, ieeoiy told
nes cn'ia 10 ieaye ner, al me same time
ma. sne ioidea her arms round u. I" Put
mem up togesher, SAID every voice It
was consented To- and The woman kissing
ner ch''d ana leading y oy the hand, adj
vanced 10 the spot appointed. Wills,
thsy were bidding for her, she looked aaS-
iousiy round IN every counIenancs, as il
nmplotlng compassion. Her price was
babe up 20 seyeo numbered dollars, which
,he aaei,nneer repeated along time with
! ous sny body. seeming willing TO say more
- he man who nhd BOUGHT her and lie
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40 ihe Society of Friends. eoarerni,r ne
Present fslssseut controversy in Pennsys-
vaata. {T
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RALEIGH, On. CO. August n.
Erfroef Fl Leffer. from genfleo,l IN offhis
roanty nszD on a four nbeagh fhe Yesfera
'Stafes, 20 It's Jtiend ia fte asieb5ouraood
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NENY-YORK Ann,,t h.

.fnenfE FIRE Engfne.--- The London
fhrnix insurance Company have latrIy
presented, through Messrs. Theopyiaet
and Andrew Bache their agents, 10 the
Sorporatlop, Tor the use OF this CITY, a We
~ elegant Fire Engine, with 600 feet OF
water hose. An experiment. was made
on Thursday afternoon in presence OF the
Mayor and Cooperation OF Barciay-ssreet
wharf OF The power of this Engine, com,
pared with one OF the best Construction
made IN this city, After fair and inn
partial trial under tho direction of Mr..
Brown, chief engineer of the fire depart,
msnt, 1t appears difficult to determine on
Which side The superiority lay. The A.
merican Engine discharged the largest vos
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and Che shippers Of her cargo Tor Or by:
reason or means Of the circumstances
herein before mentioned and set forth.
JOHN SANG AR.
JOHN W'lNSkIP.
IN faith and Testimony whereof, I have
herrunto get my hand and affixed my seal
of Office. this twentieth dsy of Juno, one
thousand eight hvndred and eve.
JOSEPH DCTrEN HUSBANDS.
D. Sec'fy end Notary Public.
II Is with pleasure We are enabled to
state that Mr.. Andrus, was released at
Antigua days afterwards; where he was
set on shore in strange country, wi,hou.
employ, and finally obliged to work hjs
passage to this country.
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NORWICH, tconnseticu,) Aug. IA.

Capt. Sanger, who arrived here on Sun
day, handed us copy. of The following
protest for publication, prevent another
instance of British aggression on our un-
prote cfed commence. 4sft