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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-09

4 Tort y. StiE3ui r;arSic.s VAS such, as IS ocA
ne:, siy done. (s,s .~iihou: The person WHO
r-ceiysd il aboard petce;ving the mark,
if ooe there was) ia order THAI i; may hot
| b. pm, into the hold but carried upon deck
rhis attention however not beias observed.
il was slowed below with the rest of the
cargo.
ln,he course Of the passage Capt. g..
experienced heavy gale of wind, AID in
which he snpp"ses, one ot the titles got
broke, for upon the watch gong below,
the men belonging TO it, run upon deck,
| saying, that from the smoke below they
could not remain there. The smoke was
| general very soon IN every part Of the
ship. In this ariamng situation the frs,
Object was to throw Overheard about SIX
tons of Gun-powder, which being done,
they discovered the case of Aqua FORTS,
within few feet Of where the powder had
laid. The danger was no, yet over, for
the oppression in breathing from the
smoke was such that the eple could not
remain below long enough 10 remove the
case; after many exertions capt. d. sue
ceeded IN getting it on deck, and throwing
| il overheard.
Captain b. and his crew were then in
| most distressing state, they were dread
fully burnt, and made 50 unwell from the
effects ct the smoke, tia, they were una.
bic to stand the deck. The carpenter and
two Of the pcop,e died in Few days, and
It was ten or twelve days oefore the others
could do the SNAKES, du,y, no, even 10
pump the ship whicawas fortunately tight.
This ought to be warn NJ 10 persons con-
cerned in shipping aud transporting this
dangerous article.
Extract Of a letter from gentleman in Lon.
don, 10 his correshondcns in this town, d.
! red august 8.
Z" We learn, an understanding has taken
place between our government and your
ambassador, MIR. Monroe that your ships
even with Colonial produce are to sail I'M
moiested until The first OF November next
after that period no American vessel viii
be suffered to carry any West India pro-
duce to an enemy's port"
We think that the writer Of the above
letter alluded to West India Goods bound
10 AN enemy's port, in the same bottom
INTO which they were imported into The
United States, and not 10 restrict our car.
rying WeS, Ird;a produce generally to The
ports OF an enemy OF Great Britain.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-09
IN Abbrentlee Wanfed.

a LAD OF reputable connections, abou, II
o. 10 years OF aye would be taken as an
Apprentice 70 earn the Printing Business, at
he oiiee Of the vInoInrA Apovs.
Ceipoer T.
Possf0s'menf offhe safe II tands IN yil6emu,ls
eou"'y uader deed 81 srusi, rrecufea ay
John Jordca, (aiverirsrdia an hoge, Cd
cotinis Tins days .1reAs.
THE sale of the above r,en,ior,st, Ind ;x ,o4,.
poneo an'h Friday tie Bin OF November next,
AUG only 1000 tol4ss will be required in hand I;
tor The balance an accommodating credit will be
gwen or the punelnai paymsnr ,he,ect being pro.
perry secured. Ions HrccryHor.sn
Oef Sd. 1905 Nv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-09

The New-York Evening Post says, " A
rnncur IS in oircula ion that Gideon Grain.
ser, Post master General of the United
Staies, died at Suflieid, (Conn.) last Ssur.
day, Of the Lake fever, where I've bad st
returned TO his family from mission 10
one OF the Western Tribe Of Indians"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-09

E-rfraet Of 5sffer from CAP. CHASE of
me sbih Hanfress. 10 lie owaers IN New
bzrgforf. dafcd, London, Hggnsf 9.
Doubtless yon wiz be surprised on o.
pening his; but rot more 50 than J feel
aggravated IN being compelled to address
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-09

M l. the subscribers agree to run
w SYEEPSTER RAGR, one nil.
heas, ovet the course at Mansfield, in Amelia
county, on Thursday rhe 2is, day of November
next. with Colts and FilIies, two years oil this
spring and no more, carrying on each 86 ID. en-.
trance 100 dollars, half forfeit
Thomas Watkins, bay colt by d. Devil. out
OF Psndora
PHI. Hoieombe, Malvina, by D. Devil, out
of Meddeana.
John Ford. by Clifton, out Of shacke mare.
Wade Mosby, All Alderman. fnD sister TO So.
,o'ious.
William Johnton. a Doomed.
Horario lurpin. FLY, by Dare Devil.
OG. g. 1905. w7,.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-09

VoEING about to leave KIc6,noa7
n Baud anxious 20 discharge every just demand
sssius, me, viii sell az my house. opposite Byrd's
Warehouse, on Friday the 6rst day Of ncxt
month. at Pubic Auaion. fer ready money,
Is Likely Virginia born Slaves,
10 Feather Beds and Furniture,
A great variety of Household and
Kitchen Furniture,
8 Riding Chairs,
d Good Work Horses,
2 Excellent Mich Cows,
Together with The remaining stock Of
GROCERIES.
Thomas Burgess.
Richmond. OF 4,h. 1906 eds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-09

The New-York GSzeite says" The re
port Of the death Of Mr.. Granger, Post
Master General. is not correct. We haye
seen gectIewsn Who passed through Sur
field on Friday last, who informs, that Mr..
G.. was ~ ola nervous fever, b,G was con.
sidsred better Than he had BEEN"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-09

We extract the following farrago from
the Boston Centinel, az proof of the inco-
herency and inconsistency Of the charges
which are SO necessarily urged against the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Intel. ~ So.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-03
LOUISVILLE. lGANnr. 4.


On Monday lat, the Leglla'nre of TIL, nate
convened at this place, and on the day follow
ing, having formed honie, they proceeded to
the choice ftheir officers, when general Sure9
Lrsvin, was elected prefdent Of the fenate ::
H'iIfam Robertton, Efqr. Secretary; Col. .4Ara-
ram JGek/Sg, fpeaker of the houte ofrepreien-
tatives; and Hines Holt, Efqr. Clerk.
His excellency the governor, being notified
that both branches of the Legislature were or
gained and ready to receive his communicati.
on, his Secretary delivered the following inter.
citing paper.
Ihuri'iay both branches proceeded to the
choice of governor, by ballot, when it APP.
psared that his excellency jain Aalledee, had
81 votes, wherein he was declared duly elected
Rya gentleman uft from St. I,ouis, we Ar,
informed that a council h1s been held there, f.,
he pnrpofe of making peace. and acccn,mods.
ting the differences between the Ofagc Inaian,
and or nations who were at war with them
among w'0m were the Mandsps, the Pawnees
the Sioux, Potawatomecs, &c. That gen. VIII
kinfon and gov. Harriion had fucceded in bring
ing abou. reconciliation, and that deputati
on from each nation are now on their way fo
the City OF Wa'Ningi on, ard may be expet1e
at that place Oh Monday next.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-03

tua; faie or change of property: or that f,'es
could not &c effected, aud therefore it was OBJ
ligcd TO be ih;pprd for market. 1'he time re-
quired NUT he more between the lanJ'nc and
reihipment, than mere landing only Tor the
purpo:e of re-ihipping."
ExtraS ofa letter fom a gentleman in Lo7doa.
to bis eorrctponAeaf III this city, Ai0f.d
SEPTEMBER, 90, 1895.
" Several veffeIs have been brought in here,
on the pl-a of fufpicion of an illegal trade, or
that neli.r.'s have been carrying the trade be-
tween ti,a mother country and its colonies, o.
thoie powers we are at war with, which they
are not permitted or faDetioncd to do in time OF
peace. In the iaft war there was fome relaxa-
.ion in this principle, and of which Won will End
an accurate ftstement in the corTefponhence OF
Mr.. King, the American Miniler, in the new
Annual Regiter, in lSol-but am inclined 20
believe, from lnme captures or detertiors. tina.
the principle will not be reinqnifhed this war,
hut fubjed To notifications, according 70 the
'ate of the cafe. From the opinions of fir w
Scott, in forne recent deciGons, American vec
iels may carry to American ports, and fell and
| land their cargoes and re-il,ip them to Europe
| without fear OF mobilization. Or, if on adver.
| tiiement, fales cannot be obtained, cargoes NAV
re fhipped on Europe. do not learn that Mr.
Monroe has as yet had any decided reply to hi.
| representations Oh the ihbjetl."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-03
BOSTON, November 20.

We have accounts from Gibraltar, as late rs
fhe 5h October. They fate on the authority
OF letters from Spain, that hoftilities had com.
menced. near Verona, between the French nm.
der Martial MAssENA, and the Aultrians, No
particulars are given. If the French army OF
Italy Qise that of the coal) had fat out on its
march towards Aufria, it is highly probable it
vas met by part of the Aufrian Gordon, near
Verona; which is in the dominio;.s of Antria
formerly belonging to the States of Venice) and
as probable that rencontre enflcd. Martial
MAssENA we know too commanded the army
of Italy.
Letters from Spain Fate, that hoftiIities have
begun in Italy, and that a battle had been fought
at Verona, between the French under Mari, al
MAssEaA, and the Auitrians. If this fatemrot
he true, we hope the event has proved unfa-
voirable to our enemies, as the Spanfh letters
mention no particulars. 1t is added, fome i'm
perial yeilels have been carried into Aleefiras.
by French privateers; and it is a certain fact,
that the fhips of that nation (imperiaD now in
the Bay, have been directed by their Confi1l not
to fail until further orders.
A letter dated off Cadiz, Sept. 90. 1905.
fays-" Lord NELSON arrived here the oath.
his command extends through the Mediterra.
mean TO Cape st. VucentG. Admiras Duck.
worth and Thornborough are to come out
A fquadron of fix fail goes off Carthagena.-si
john Warren has flying fquadron between
Finifferre and ST. Vincents."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-03
Aea2 22aY'crs, st. LOni', September 90, 1905.
GENERAL ORDERS.


Before general court martial of which li4ut co'
freeman was PRECEDENT, held at N. Orleans, on RI.
H. and continued to the 10th July, 1905, col Tho.
mas Butler, OF the iecond regiment of infantry was
tried Gil the following charges, Wig.
CHARGE Ih-Wiiful, obiiiaate and continued diff
obedience of the General Order of the soth April,
sol, iorresua,ng the cut of the hair and alio dif-
obedience OF the order of IN February, 1904.
Sfeejfeation-By rehiing TO conform the Gu, of his
hair, to the general order of the 3oth April. Isol
"S lie <a"d ;.' 'i' vrisr VI the or rebruary 1901
contumacioufy, reiitiing the authority of ihofe or
ders, after he had been hie5 by general court mar
tia found gully of diiebedience of the ye,e,ai s,
Cd ~ general ordtr5.
CHANGE 2d--Mutinous conduit.
So'ejaeHiio1-By appearing publicly in command
OF the troops, at the city of New Orleans with his
nair cued in direct and open violation of the ener
order at the 30th of April 1901 and on the n of
February, lsos-Hereby giving an example of d;r
reiPed and contempt to the orders and authority Of
'he commanding general, tending dfever the bands
OF military fnbordnation, impair the force If thoE.
obligations, by which military men are bound to o..
oedience, ard to excite fpir of jcTtion and ,v,;
III the army of the United States
lhe prlioner plead not guilty, and the court pag
ed the following fentence, VIZ
Inc court having maturely weighed and conGder-
ed what a"sh appeared before them in evidence d,,
the priioner, Colonel Thomas Butler, ha,h prq.d
m ms defence are Of opinion that he is gritty IF qI
o9fi7ate and continued dcLra;enes of the Oezty,i o
fbe SOB Of dp"H, 1901, for Regulating the eDt of 5
bair' nnaayo Of dj'JedFme Of i6e qGurrai o,e, ortb
W 81 Fsbrmary, 1904, as iet forth in the IN charea
ao"ipecIhcation, whereon he has been arra;qned
the court aio finds hin, guilty ef zyuf0ous eonin1, in
appearing publicly in command of the troops ut the
city OF New Orleans. with his hair cued, in dr.9
and open violation Of the general order of the sob If
Apr! 1901, and III of February 1904, as GATED in
the iecoud charge, and part of the fecond pechcti
on; and thereuppn, they do in conlequence oG;adr,
ant /fnferee 6iwto 6eIyfrndd tram all eon.ranI p,y
and emo'Se"f5 for the fpace of fgoes calendar ,qsn
to commence from, and Immediately after the mo.
mul ration Of this fentence. ff00
The general confirms the fentence of the general
court martial, aad the court is d;ffoyed.
ko'Sned) JAS. WILKlNsoN.
.u ST. LOUIS, ooth Sept. 1905.
The above is true copy from the original on file
III the AoJut2nt aud lDipeetor's Office.
tSiSned) THoMAs Fl. CUsuIvo
" dgj. ard Tgip.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-03
D:ersstann.
GOLD FOUND.

a tsw weeks ago man aarcd Thor,,e tt
VI n"'N'neham comfy, abont fix miles
from the court-houre, In pinw i,,, s,n,. ~ ~"
heids, turned up n lump Of ore, which fro,,
ome inning 'pecks and It's weight attracted no
',ce. lie carried it home, aud then e next cor,t
day, TO the court-houfe, in orc.er TO alce-tai,
ny rer'nns OF better judgment whether or Not.
it was Of any value.
gentleman of the neighhorhood, on fss;p,
It, had 10 difficulty in p,onnuncing il golG'
his gentleman who haG ii afr for every branch
OF uiefu' knowledge, Especially chemiitry. IN,
Iertook to refine the metal for this paor man
rom the Erofs lump which weighed J og. 3
a"t' ne extracted 5 az. l6 dwt. pure gold. The
| metal was combined with A imall portion of G,i-
clous earth. The foil where this cold wac
found is thirty, thin and greyift and fomewh.t
''oAen' lJg"fh5aEg Pab,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-03
TIE MARJNER'S DREH.N,
BY MIR. D!MoNp.


In Plumbers Of midnight the failor.boy law.
His h'mmook Jung loofe at the po u tie wind,
but watch worn and weary, his cares flew away,
AND vihons OF hap: ineis danc'd DER his mind,
lie dreamt of his home his dear native bow'rs
And pleaiures that waited on lfs's merry n,oru-
"hhe Mem'ry iteod fde-ways, half eoverd with
flowers, "'''
And reilored ev'Ty rofe but fecreted its thorn.
Then Fancy, her magical pinons fpread wide,
And babe the young dreamer in ecltaoy rife
Now far, far behind him the green waters ghts
And the cot Of his forefathers beGes his ewes.
The jefian,ire Chambers in ao,v'r Ger the tba.eh
And the iwsi'"w iings hweet from her aeGt in tho
AL trembling with 'ranfpNrs, he Tpfrs tie lotob
And the voice of l0v'9 on.s reply to his cali
.a'her bends DER him with Looks Of d.,.ot,,
HIS eheait is mpearld with mothers war, .o,.
And me lips of the boy in love-kiis unite,
with the lips OF lie maid whom his bofor, b,I
dear. iS''' ''-'es
/ he heart OF tho t,eeper beats high in his bro,n
Joy qncken' his pufe-lll hardfE1ips fe m DER.
And murmur of happiness Reals lro' III, ref
u 0'd 4 'bOa A4P 6A.sA me, I az for no ,.oy..~
All whence is that fame, which now bnrGs on HI,
eye - ''s
All what is that fousd which nav aartl., b;s or,
Us the iigtnngS red glare, painting hell on the XIV
Us the Grabbing Of ihunders, the sroan of tie
iphere " s''s
He IPfmgs from MS haI,nock-hq flies 70 n. d.ci,
Amazement confronis him with ll,sgrs d;rc--
Wild W'ads AID mad waves drive the veilGl wrerI
The mails fly in fflinters--the lsrouds axe on fre
Like mountains the pillows tremendoua,, c..u
In vain the ioif wrgtch calls on Mary to ave
unleen hands of fpirts arc ringing his kneII.
And the Death Angel flaps his broad wing DER the
wave ''s
oh iaiior-hoy, woe 90 thy dream Of delight.
In darkreis diholves the cav frofi-worl of blr.
Where now is the pttpre that fancy ;oocl'd br,ot,
lhy parents fond pre.ure, and love honied tifs
On iaiior-boy failpr. hoy! never again
Shall home, love, or kindred Inv wiGes rcr,,.
unbieisd and unhonor'd, down deep in the man,
Full many icorc latham, thy frame lI,al dccay
no tomb fhall ecr plead to remembrance for thee
Or redeem form or fame from, The merc;le(s fpr...
But the white foam of waves fall thy wiud;ng G,sl,
be, 'e f'sFs
and winds in the midnight Of winter, ,bv d,r,e
On beds Of green isaAower thy Iiarbs .ia!l l.. I,1
Ground thy white homes the red coral Grail sr,,,
Of'hy ''T ye'low Iccks thread Of 1rhpr b- mad
Ard eve'y par' luit to their marion below.
Days, months, years and ages n,lll circle away
And itiil the yait ws'ers above thee nlalI rolf
Earth lo:es thy pattern forever aud aye
Oh iallof-boy f4:ior-boy peace 10 thy foul
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-03

HORRID MURD ERiJy

Lalt night, ABEL CLEMMOEs. =, J.;
place OF reHdence upon The lands of Coorel
George Jackion, within about half a mile of e..
town of cl7rkiburg, under circumstances nc 49,
moif unprecedented cruelty, murdered no ,,,;f.
FAR advanced III pregnancy, and their eisbt IN,
children, the eldeft t1out 2 years old. bv nr;e
ing them on the head with an axe, while tbev
were alieepi IN three fepara;e beds, lying in tba
lame room ! The wounds that he gave. Il :,
tnppofed, produced nhantaneous dc,tb Lif
patching each one at a blow-aDd everv c;r
cumttance induces belief, that thofe laa AR
patched, were unknowing to the c1faOro,,e IS
inc Others. Clemmons had been Drspar;ne, =
Tome ting, and fixed upon next TburC{a,' 6,
ms removal to the ftate Of Ohio. A nan nan,
ed Nelly, who pprchafed part of his GRO,
went early this poruing to the houfe, and u,ss
admitted by Clemmo1s, who W., T., ,,r.,,, 49,;
tahonI and apparently in a Gate Of ipranitv.--
the taTl'y as ReiGy fuppofrd was aG~eo. cz
cept Uttle girl, ueicc OF the Clc,rnlon,'s Sci -
tayed All night IN tbe houfr--.hut knew ,o,i;, =
tbat occurred. Nelly a'ter congc,Gpg ~,
'inie with CleinmCns, Ter the ho,Ce .,.,Fi,cj,i-
Gus OF what bad hsPpeoeG a bruiler 9f Glenn
monTs vic lived iouc n.ii.s pF. s..d ga. ,o;,,,
10 remove with hiu, inon afterwards cane 70
ing aonte aDd found bin IN IT. Ne eno,;,lJ
"here the family werc-C enmons C.id ,nccr
-5-iie approached one Of the beds 70 syak,.ttf =
o'acf y, and diicDYGsd lhat all tic Children
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-03
PHILADELPHIA, Mov.,,L., or

~ rs HHe TO ire fir nrD,af k-aasy og9tst1< B,-,6
american Merchant and Uaatyzvrifey to s; .6,;y.
TIE foHos0irg txtrsf ea letter fran Ac,de,d1u. d,.
| ted TIE l2J Nareb, 1906. "1-
y Our ElR India Company las In eoutcuss,f;o, :,
lfH prOdvee for expoytofiau from Batgyio ;r n.
1905, and givs Gye7ions bat no ot,
are 10 eoaGR Of ''" ''|''" 1D:'
l-a Of Ca8ss, at s l-2a. hha ep,,ne, ols
IA Sugar, a-a and,
| Id Pf9Pv, 61-4,
Poya6ie IN rea9y szoaey, zoJen dtlip,eyes a, Bo,;
$ TIE contractors fOgiYe EoH that Esd eaysoe, afr,
c1vi4F toNS6"d :" -d1'T'e1s, esreberc GaNje Ef 70,
J1e OfIf' eeNTfry' f'r account Of TIE ns2fral o7eser,
fJ0 TO gi0f bH fbaf &pJ ted1 BE- Tent E,oy >fsy.,;.
e- 0tb:r NEUTRAL sonafris, 10 curry f,oq Bgfsqi,. n,
qAa"f"iss Of produce, for zUJieh eoe5 eorf,g1o, .
for neeoaaf sfnest,sl Ie1js1,.
7betf are the p'q6ajt eoaHifions So,ye Eti o5..
rdf'o" alp IN TIE Sre5 nay Iake Iaer. Gu, CONTAIN, IN.
t"a' hf9f@y t7q1 1" ve mOefbs, sisirg iue f5at an
I'"''' nav 1f bo6 fra" Hwreq..-SlevV you .rioc 70
''4S'' s@ai13r4|sipes ~ he fri ee9syfrqay"
Pol. Reg.
We are enabled to fate, from a correA
fource, that the Tunilian ambaf1ador. Gid; c.
Iynan Melin,e, intends ~ re4ide pertraoentI,,
in the United States. J his circumaance =.
vi"esa, that the Barbary powers arc fan m.
pToaching 10 the civilized polity of the En-
rope'ns, and we may indulge the hope that
even they yet be brought to refpe0 the
laws Of nations, With permanent anbaGa-
dor here, Tunis will have very correa informa.
tioH reiPeetipg our VAT refources. and our .bi.
iity TO Proteet the American commerce. and
we may lately calcElate on firm peace with
thai regency. IFteeuug'S YsarU0L1
Esfre@ ofG hslfSrfyoD. a gentleman In Loadoy.
10 bi1 esr'elpo5dent in fbiS tity, dafsd, Sr6tem.
her f2, 1905.
10 an American detained cafe, argued this
morning, the jigdgs held, 90 That tic principle
laid down in the deciGoH Gffhe Lords Of appe,l
~ the cafe of the Elfex, Orne, vas the princi.
pie By Which be ihouId be geyerned. Tba,
w'eH tbe Eaers lsedipg Of the cAJgo tooh rlace
for The puTpofe Of pFefecutjng the continuity of
an istsgded sey3ge, fron the colonies TO the
ip,'iief So'ntrY, il would not be admitted an.
deF che rsiS4ati9G Of ide law 81 nstiona. but
th2t !bere mnG he 6ewg a clear aaG dee;6yc
;HtsDsion 70 cad the voyage IN America and
tiSt ~ INC e9e1t OF csrgoes coming forward 10
'he sane eenyTySpec, &c theY were originally IN,
f'feq H' theTe mar be P65tiye prs6f Of ~ scs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-03

li vvii6 he sfesa spatb sseersir, 70 te s7al'hei
i,,p-ss5ieb eoxmsnea.s % ysa1 sxteny, according
tbe royal Osr thar Yay may ke Is inozvn sbe Ie,
eearfaen'I IF roe Navy, ttsf fty say communicate il
tie essaranns rariat, and tbe ozcn.s Of fyi-
vaieers, Sob0, after rees;sdg le notice. GoN Be rooH-
fSie, jo, any iJ4iss ,yiisb ncy be 7airsdt5 o4gL
them"
(Tb, !, e0rrsJora.sd BY tie late aAoies, ,or,
Bayorre. NE uncertain -eb0 psformedfLs jane'i-
anssf AHerean ninaer. NJ, Pinkney, zcbse eon,uifO1
bad been ape'seded, Efodyid Ii i, f-oba6ie ib
United States bad eLarge dc, e8ai~es sb:~s. Ps5T6
| III. Irvins.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-03

IN u we've n,nr:'srei! He accuied his hritter
With the crime, and then raa and ,larm,d Ike
neighbours, ,'-'orc they had ane,rbs1 Glenn
mons had He'd. Here was exhibited frcncthe
mott ihocking to relate-the wife aud IN infant
in her arms lay IN one bed, four daughters ano-
Their, two boys ard one girl in the rhird-all
murdered 10y the buibsnd and the fa,her--and
what Is very remarkable, he had always lived
with them in an afsttionate manner, ant. they
bure the character Of honeRy and induOry-
Clemmons had been fer feveral weeks in a
gloomy, melancholy mood, occaiion, d il was
fnppoied nv his great anxiety for the welfare Of
his numerous famiy--He is about ,hr.y-thrce
years old, feet : inches high, built ftrorg. fair
complexion, light hair, and has loft .ome Of his
| from! teeth.
| The friends of humanity ,-e cr.reated TO uTe
due diligence to apprehend hini-an0 the print
| ers Throughout TIE U. States are rernef.rd 20
infert this advertisement in their papers lew
| Zines.
lSgned)
.fobn G.. Jac&ytn,
Gr0"e> T'fIj6a.
~ liam Iah,
| Ef.rl SiW!sycY,
| Ciark@nrg. Earrijsn Comfy
| (Phg.J No,. IL, 1896.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-03
% ameffc 3nteIItgenee.
BOSTON. November LIZ

Capt MsDooa, from Bordeaux, informs that (sept.
Itt) Mr. Pi"ekecy, late Mnler TO Spain, was on hi,
way from Madrid to Bord -aux and that application
had been made to Capt. M. for paage for him, in
bis veiiei but being on the point Of falling could not
wait his arrival fC,,I:,j
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