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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-06
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BOOK AUCTION.
TIL. JEFFERSON.

To-NoRKow evening will commence The .ale
OF large and general assortment OF BOOKS.
IN the different departments OF literature and eel.
enee-many scarce works and rare tracts are
COMPRISED =" TIN, tn1ent. Gentlemen of sci.
rnee ana taste; Book oilers, Teachers and those
who buy 10 sell again. will do well bv enh,sc.
INC this opportunity
Catalogues for each evening to - had =, the
place ct sa'e' and the books viewed from 9 To
O'Clock on days of safe. ~
Days of sale, Tuesday. THURSDAY Il sa;rrtjay.
Sale TO commence a, 6 O'Clock at the B.LL,
TAVERN.
WILLIAM PATTON.
Richmond, March 6,h tuOz -.
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Departed this life mn Monday n. OH NJ, ,r.d
lo7 years, Mrs. ELIzABETH WAGNER
She was born within few miles of C;I.,ucee,, .,
courthouse, and died WITHIN seven of ,ha,,pl,ce
she never took dose of physic, nor medicin.
~ any kind in her life. and until ,vi,h,n \ few
non'hs past she was able to attend to and aid IN
I'll her domestic concsrns.
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ADMIRABLE iNvENrIoy

Porfaole DlsnHstties complete, for the
accommodation of canv1ssing candidates,
TO the next General Assembly of Virginia,
made and sold on the. very lowest terms in
Lynchhnrs, by the Patentee-Negociable
notes at Burr's limit geo days) will be taken
IN payment, or if the purchaser be an ac.-
ik:nowledged hearty fellow-that ist O saw a
noerai drinker, orders on the Treasury
Tor the stipulated amount to be deducted
from the proceeds of compensation Gn the
next Assembly, will be taken in payment.
Lynch6uro Star.
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neglected their studies, or to have been
guilty of any improper conduct
The young ladies sent to the Academy
| by persons not residing in this city are to
board and lodge with Mrs. Byrd, whose
compensation for boarding and lodging each
pupil. Gncluding washing. FIRE and can
dlcs,) is one hundred and fifty dollars per
Annum, payable quarterly in advance.
The times of vacation will be from the
1st day OF August to the first dav of Sep
! TENDER, and from the Odd day of Decem-
Der to the S1st day of the same month, in
each year.
Having now completely put in operation
this useful Institution, the truS .ees cannot
refrain from congratulating their fellow-ci-
tizens on the sxcellent opportunity which is
now presented for the education of their
daughters, at an Academy where they may
be instructed on very moderate terms, i'm
every gentecl accomplishment, and useful
branch OF science, by teachers Of ire
proachable characters and undoubted "a
bilities; and will be under the superinten-
dance of alady ofg' eat responsibility, par
ticularly charged with the care of their
moral conduct and improvement of their
manners.
The trustees hatter themselves therefore
that 1t Will meet with the most liberal en-
CouraYSlnent. n SUBSCRIPTION has been o.
pcned for the purpose of raising money to
pay the rent, for the present year, of the
house now occupied by the Academy and
to purchase that house or some other coal
" convenient for its permanent establish
ment, together with a Forte-Piano and
set of Globes for the use of, the pupils The
patronage of the wealthy and generous is
respectfully solicited, and large subscrip-
ton, it is hoped, will be obtained in short
time. Subscription papers are entrusted
to many gentlemen in different parts of the
country, and TO each of the Trustees; who
are William H. Cabell, Alexander M'Rae,
AleXander Stuart, William W. Hening.
William Munford, Lewis Harvie, Greed
Taylor, Edward Darlington, James Penn,
THOMAS Rutherford, HenryS. Shore, John
Buchanan, John ID. Blair, Edmund RAN
doiph, George Hay, William Writ, Will
am Moselcy, William Price, tRcgister)
Robert Gamble, William Foushee, John A.
dams. John Brockenbrougi, George Pickett
and James Grcenhow.
Richmond, March 5th, 1907. wSt
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i,elinquished this trade, and joined in the
desperate and criminal expedition, which
has proved his ruin and eternal disgrace.
May such be the fate of all traitors.
l.. Island Intel.
The director of the mint, has reported TO
congress, that during the last year there
was coined 64,O9S half-eagles, and /, e16
. quarter-cagles, making together 65 ,7o9 pie
ces of gold coins, and amounting to dollars
S24,5o5.
That during the same period, there was
coined s3s,576 half-dollars, and 2O6,124
quarter-dolars, making together /, o45 ZOO
pieces OF silver coins, and amounting to do
lars Al ,319.
That during the same period also, there
was coined $4,000 cents, and $50, 900 half
cents, making together 7e4,OO pieces of
copper coins, Ss amounting to dollars $3.50.
REChPITULATIoN.
.Nitm5er Amount
ofcoins. in dolls.
corn CHalf-Eagles, 64,o93 320,465
Qnarter-Eagles, 1916 1910
aaap3ioei sosIgs 4 595ss
COPPER G Gs1f.c s sac 400 4 4so
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BUcHINcHdH CoyvTr, JAxyA,z- CoUR4'
1907.
Archibald Austin, PLAINTIFF -
Agdinsf -
Charles Matthews, Walter Irvine. : s
John Irvine, and Samuel Brans- I
lor1, defendants
! ~ the motion of the plaintiff, and it an
- pearing to the satisfaction ofthe court.
that the defendant Matthews has removed
himself without the jurisdiction of this court
topartsunknown, II is ordered and decreed.
that Unless he shall appear here on or be-
lore May court next and answer the bill of
the plaintiff, the court will then proceed
10 take the same for Confessed as II him.
ana decree the matter thereof accordinelv
and that a copy of this order be forthwith
published in some public newspaper of the
city OF Richmond, for two months success
sively, and another copy be posted UP at the
'front.' door OF the courthouse of this county.
A copy, Teste,
KoLFE ELDRIDGE, Jr. d. C.
BUcKINCRAM COUNTY, JANV1RY CoU1g.
James Walker, plaintiff, -
Us.
Thomas Conner & Thomas Wright, ir. 3
defendants. 5
IN the motion of the plaintsff by his
counsel, and it appearing to the satis-
tacton OF the court, that the defendant
Lonner is not an inhabitant of this state.
~ rs ordered and decreed, that unless he
shall appear here on or before Nav court
next, and answer the bill of the plaintiff.
the court will then proceed to take the same
Tor confessed as to him, and decree the mat
ter thereof accordingly and that a copy
OF this order be forthwith published in some
newspaper of the city Of Richmond for two.
months successfully, and another COPY bea
posted at the front door of the courthouse.
OF this county. A copy, Tes;e,
X. ELDRIDCE, Jr. d. C.
ME have removed to the house former.
w ly occupied by Messrs. DowALb
MACKENZIE S5' Co. nearly opposite the
Bank. JAMES & JOHN DUNLOP
Petersburg, Sd March. 1907. CIV
Louisa COUNTY, 10 40if:
TO Benjamin Hollins, Samuel Hog
ana Anderson Painter, freeholders of said
county; YOU are hereby requested to view
and appraise a stray Heller, taken I'M Inv
Joseph Kennon, and render to me a BART.
cular account of her mark, age and col,r1
together with her valu ton. Given under.
my hand, this 18th day Of November, loO6.
Peter Crawford.
Pursuant to the above warrant TO us d.
recteu' we have viewed the above mentions,
ed stray, and find her tobe large red hei-
Ter, supposed to be three or four wears Old
last spring, marked with a smooth croD in
me right ear, & small swallowfort IN he
le.t with the end ofhorL ail white also little
white under her belly, with short cruc,ple
horns, and we are of opinion that she is
worth ten dollars. Given under our hands
agreeable to the above date.
anderson Pai7!ter.
Benjamin Rollins.
Samuel Fog.
copy, John Poindexter, c. l. C.
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X. ELDR1DGE, Jr. d. c.
BUcKINGHAA COUNTY, RERRUART CoURr
1907.


Abraham Chandler, complainant
rs.
John Clarke and Nancy his wife, late
Nancy Williamson, Doctor Lenton
Byrd and Susanna his wife, late gu ,
sanna Williamson, John Griffin ana
Sally his wife, late Sally Williamson, =
Peterson Theat and Elizabeth his :
wife, late Elizabeth Williamson, Pc 3
ter Williamson, Patscy Williamson, ! :
William Williamson, Polly Will ( Z
amson, and William Williamson son =
OF Charles Williamson, decd who , y
was the son Of Micaiah Williamson. .
decd. which said Nancy Susanna,
sally, Elizabeth, Peter, Patsey, Will
liam and Polly, are the children and
legal representatives of Micajah
Williamson, deed. defendants.
nN hearing the COMPLIMENTS bill. and
- 1t appearing 20 the satisfaction Of the
court that the defendants are not iphabit-
ants OF this commonwealth: II rs oy6errd
ana decreed, that unless the said defend
ants snail appear here on or before Nav
term next and answer the bill of the com.
PIalnant, the same will then be taken for
confessed, and the matter thereof decreed
accordingly; and that a COPY Of this order
De forthwith published in some newspaper
OF the city Of Richmond for two months snc-
eesslyely, and another copy be posted at the
front door Of the Courthouse of TINS county.
A copy, Teste,
K EbDRIpSE, Jr. &c.
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BUcKIYcRAM CovNTr, FE8RUARf C0URr
1907


1907.
John Wesley Green, Elizabeth Green,0
and Henry Green an infant, by John
Wesley Green his next friend, chill
drcn and legal representative of -
Greenberry Green, deceased,
hgdin@t compIainants, :
Caronhappock Chandler, widow and ,
relict of Isaac Chandler, decd. Ag- > ;
ness Chandler, Susanna Chandler, 9
Isaac Chandler, Thomas Chandler, :.
Patsey Chandler and Caronhappock I -
Chandler, children and legal repre-
sentatives of Isaac Chandler, de-
ceased, defendants.
an hearing the complaiuants' bill, and
~ it appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that the defendants are not inhab-
tants of this commonwealth II is ordered
and decreed, that unless they do appear
here on or before May term next and an
swer the bill of the complainants, the same
will then be taken for confessed, and the
matter thereof decreed accordingly and
that copy.of this order be forthwith pub.
ilshed in. some newspaper of the city Of
Richmond for two months successfully. and
another copy be posted up at the front
door of the courthouse of this county.
copy, Teste,
r Rr nprDcr T.
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EH'r7a of 'e'tsr from gent, nan n Green.
vile, Miss. Ter under date ef she 26ih Janu.
gry 'zst.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-06

az The printers of newspapers in Vir-
GINA. are requestad toprnmo:e he advance
ment of education and the good Of the pub
tic by inserting the above advertisement at
least once. in their Respective papers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-06

M +. have removed to the house former.
ly occupied by Messrs. DowALb
IAcKENzLE e Co. nearly opposite the
Bank. JAMES & JOHN DUNLOP
Petersburg, Sd March, 1907. CIV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-12
Paint Store.

MICHAEL SMITH, refpedfnl-
W. ly informs the public that he has ia
ken Store No.I 1oae5' ROzv, where he offers
for cafll The following articles VIZ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-12
Juit received, and for fale BY
THOMAS CHILD.

III Bis fore ) tan IF Fi6-F,est-Psy4Z4sl,
COGNiAC and French Brandy
Hollands Gin-Rum-MolafTes
Madeira, Lifbon, Sherry, Oporto and NAL
aga Wines
SnAkeroot and Clovewater
Cherry Rum
Hyion, Young Hyfon, Hyronl,in and Sa-
chong Teas
Conee-Chocolate- Shells-Butter
Cheeie-Salr Petre-Turks Hand Satt
Cotton and Wool Cards
Corn Brooms-Houle Brufhes
Log Wood-Red Wood -Fufic
EFS,a'iins-Corn Flour = Rice-Starch
Slai' per box-Spermaceti Oil
oPermaceti Candles-Cider
500 Figs--Ginger-Pepper
Loaf, Lump aud Brown Sugar
Mould and dipd Candles
1oe a Engillh and American Powder
1AlipIce-csiIia-cloves-Mace
NutmegS- Muaard--Indigo-Flax
Roll. Fig and Smoking Tobacco
Segars-Cramberys, i1~
AZ. BIN addition qftbirty dars are
alos0ed % fbss s0ts az. iu4ss4l :. z5smas Cbaas.
= matt fGy~sat, DIR %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-12
Crocksry and Glaj5 Ware.

Robert Crofs,
IgAS received by late arrival from Am
u Il nerdam,
s boxes Tumblers,
4! do aforted plane Clals Ware
4 do Cut, aforted
4 do quart and pint Decanters
80 crates cream coloured Ware, aforted
% do green and blue edge
IS do Plates ahorted
3 do cream coloured Mugs and Jugs
4 do do Chambers,
a do Difhes,
4 do cream coloured Bowls,
2 do eoloured Bowls aud 5aulers
do e1amelled Ware
Is hhGs Ware, aHorted
hhds belt enameled Tea Sess
90 boxes Pipes, groce in box.
Country traders can be fupplied BY
crate or package upon liberal terms.
Dec. %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-12
Poetry.
FROM THE PROVIDENCE GAZETTE.

/" U'oHran is NATURALLY humane"
WHERE nature, simple, VOID Of guileful arr,
Displays the feelings Of the untaught mAld,
There may we trace the virtues d the heart,
There best peruse the volume Of mankind
10 bland refinernrrt. ~ 1recteI show
OF modest frt1ie, 1r cr ctring love,
Deceive Us h. q visicbar gov,
But 5 wpolsh'd, ndisPu-sod prove.
n Afic's realms savage T17 appears,
Ills faithless lniat 6ag. cruelty eq.rloss
O'er the w5Ik So sn -tG1 rod lee goa s---
When Pleas'd car1s42s, when prC,oA'd de-
stroys.
But sti'l, cen here, mid virtues yoOnaan
grace,
Here pity melts, here sorrow sheds the tear
q sympathy, nor can free cruelty ettace
The image Of GOD impressed here"
In happier clmes, where science has refn'd
The female heart, and every grace nnprov'd,
Superior pow'es direct tn enhghteE'd mind,
And gentler charms adon the sex belOv'd
BY gentlest cares, when languishing We
pine,
o. griet Expresses, or disease consumes,
KIND Woman proves her origin divine,
And virtues lovely as her form assumes. Y
M Lcdyard e.ogucntly observes, in his
account Of his travels in the interior of Al
RIGA, z To Woman never addressed my
self III the language VI drency and friend
ship without receiving decent and friendly
reply. II / was hungry, or thirsty, wet, o.
sick, they did not hesitate, like the men, 70
perform generous action III 80 free and
80 kind a manner did they contribute "a my
RELIEF, that If l YVES dry, drank the sweet
est d-aught and ifhungry, l ate the coars-
est morsel with double relish"
PARKS Tfavets, Oh. XIX.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-12
POcket Book lost.

7 OST In this town on the Evening
Of the End infant, on Loug Wharf. near
Mr.. Leeds fore, a irnall red Morocco PorEet
BOoE, conta ming between fifty and iixty dol
lars in Bank Bills and letter directed TO MIR.
PrTFR GAIT, written with red ink \; whoev-
er may have found the fame and VIII leave It
with IT'S contents with MIR. Edward Barnevili,
Fore-ltreet, ihall be esiited to reward of
ten dollars. NICHOLAS TUCKER.
Tan. s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-12

possible that any one can have 50 crooked
nd preverse a mind rs 70 stumble and
4lnge in this manner from sheer blindness
s mental vision or is il that scruPles are
artfully affected in picadillos, in order that
she nation may be the more readily duped in
uatters Of moment?
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-12

Georgia COttoa5,
FOR fac a, No IS. Union W harf,
few bag Georgia Upland COTTON
Of fuperior qu4ity. De- g
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-12
FOR SALE,
By |. Richardfon,

No. 8, iong- WbafT,
100 ca11s of Sugar Hhds NaiIs-sn'itled TO
debenture
$50 bbIs Mels No. I, and 8 Beef
200 half barrels Meis do
IGo boxes Mould Candles
70 bbls Bone Middlings
Navy Meis No. ! and 2 Pork
100 kegs Lard
SO do Butter
Tsn. an
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-12

70 ne Settlers ~ he County Of Li,.-
oetat zrho haze F9s acquired legal =
lie 10 thefr Lands.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-12
WINTER GOODS.
Gardner Walker,

OdI QliCi w AiHNA
IN the new range Of brick buildings above
4 Columbian TIzrsrn, has juit received for iale'
the following GOODS --Yis.
suDerRne. black, blue, Corbeau and bottle
green Broadciolhs
Low pricsd do different colors and QUALITIES
supersne black, blue and drab Kerieymeres
Patent Cords al cslors aud qualities
Devonfhire Kerleys
Black ana drab colo-ed CoaIngs
I,ad;es black, mixd aad bottle green Cloths
An elegant aGortment of Veiting
silk aud COTTON Velvets
Red, green and white Baizes
Black, red, green, yellow and white tiAn-
nels
Elegant Rolc Blankets
Black aud white Swanikins
81. ges-D mites
Lines Checks
Cambrick Dimity
g-8 Cambrick
Glazed do
CoIored do
Black do
Book Mulins
Aforted fancy Shawls
Silk DO do
Blue Handkerchiefs
Melton DO
Silk and cotton Chambrays
EngEh and India COttens
Black Wldhour
Black and pink Durants
Calimancoes
Elegant aiIortment Of Cahcoes
Furnitures
Silk and cotton Braces
Women's black and fate worried Hole
Men rib'd and plain do do
Silk and cotton Hofe
Mems Worried Gloves
DO Leather do
Linen-Brown Holland
Brown and yellow Bandannas
Oil Cloths Umbrellas,
Allotment Of Buttons
Morocco shoes,
Screw Augers--Inch Files
II ijinges-HLI do
Double Plain rons,
Knives aud FORK, &c SJe.
IA crates aforted Crockery Ware,
8 Chefs Teas
20 oaks Fteih Raihns,
z tthds. 81 NinSents ana ot @rOlx rum
Pipes Gin and Brady
10 Hhds MSlafies
Hhds and barrels Sugar
80 Cwt. Cheeie
100 Hhds Salt
6 Tons Iron-Looking Clahes
100 barrels fsperfne Flour
POGO VT. Coffee
80 quintals Pollock Fifth
Boxes Chocolate-do Candles
Do Window Clafs--calks Nails
Bags FePper-Ginger
.Ahpice-Cinnamon
Bbis Briudtone-do Sulpher
Together with complete ahortment Of
WeJf-LadIa G5ad5 and GroccrieI,
wholefale and retale-cheap for cath or ap-
proved credit Dee 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-12
l capital prize Of I5cCo Dollars.
THONI IS CLARK,

Fyb1freef, F1rtland, Has far sale,
Whole Tickets, At s $50
Half do 2,S7
Quarters, so
Eighths, 81
Any o. the above Prizes would be a hand
fome FUN for PRESENT for New Years
day. Pleaie to apply immediately, as but few
Tickets remain unfold.
L. c. has likewife for lale, large afioTt-
ment Of Children's BOOKS 1an. 5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-12
GonIillnrttra No. 2.

FOR THE PORTLAND GAZETTE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-12

5000 Dollars,
FOR II NEW-l"EAR'S GIFT Z
II Award College Lottery, # CIals, com
mences drawing the 2-d u thi, month,
aud contains,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-17
fIOHN T.. DENNET,

III tLe Egn sftbe TRUnx, Midae5fresf'
K EEP3 conRanty for fale, feal- 1,in. leather
- and oil-cloth TRUNKS, Of all hzes and
prices. An anortment Of SaddIes-Brdles-
Portmanteaus--P oR- Bags Saddle Bags
Fire-Buckets, &c,
He HAS FOR SALE,
A general aforlment of
S4dHery Warr,
Among which are
Plated Bits and Bradoon
5nsfiie do-Plain do
Common Tin'd do
Plated StirruPs-Do Spurs with guards
Common Steel do
A complete ahortment of WHIPS, all prices
Whip-Thongs
Curry combs and Brufhes
Webbing, all colors
Military Announcements Of all kinds kept
confantly on hand.
~ Country mechanics Of this protection
may be accommodated with every article in
their line of buhnefs. TDly Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-17

At Ford, in Northumberland, England,
aged 80, Mr.. Robert Sanderson, who serv-
ga q Ordinary Surgeon to General Wolfe
A. the memorable attack on Quebec. He
often boosted that he was the person who
SHOT General MontcaIm, tile French COM
mander, at that place.
An LancastervilIe, IS. c. Miss Jane E
Duhiap, aged 10 years BY suddenly reach
ing to the floor for thread, and having her
needle in such a position that it penetrated
ITO her breast a little above her heart, and
winch occasioned her death II an hour after
receiving tie wound.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-17
Ga}gtte Sbip JRftUs.
PORT or PORTLAND.-ls07.

Ihwsdp, august IS
Arrived brig Ocean, Libby, AZ days
from Livcrpo1.--L Cargo SAT- and Crates u
L. Hezhs u Son.
VESSELS LEFT
At Lcghorn, June ?, Arabella Of Wis
cassctt, tor Copcnhagen.-At Antie ia, July
is, Laura, Of Bath, for St. B.rt7, S days.
VESSELS SPOKEN
Iuly 10. lat. 40, long. 90, brig Henry,
NC 5lIet, from Portland, for Gaudaloupc.-
July 10, lat As, long 4, sch John, Gibson,
is DAYS from Wiscassctt, for Liverpool
July IA, lat. As, long. A, brig Amity, y
DAYS from Kcnncbeck for Liverpool
SHIPPING MEMoRANDA.
The Fairtradcr, Dennison, Of Portland,
a.. at Tonnngen y. tive, Young, Of do. ar.
at Tcxel Edward and Charles, Of do. ar
at ST Petersburgh, between May IL and 2g.
The Mary, MLellan, Of Portland, for
Petcrsburgh, is on shore near Aspo, in the
Gulfof Finland, but expected to be got off
Plymouth, Engiuna, Ime 29--Dctaincd,
on suspicion Of being enemy's property, a
fine American ship called the George
Washington, from Philadelphia to Bor-
deaux, with valuable cargo Of colonial
produce ofvari0us kinds also, f. Bordc aux
to Tonningen with VINE, the Jane, an A.
merican brig, Of n York.
Flour rose L SO per Dbl at Antigua on re-
ceipt Of news Of the affair in the Chesa-
peake,
On the 18th May the ice in the GuIph Of
Finland, l50milcs from ST. Petersburg, was
sixteen feet thick Several vessels had
been greatly injured b it.
Markets g,utted with American produce
at St. Johns, porto Rico) 2Ist ult. no cot
fee TO be had.
The sIoop Caroline and Eliza, Of New
York, and brig Sumner, Of Norfolk, have
lately been sent into Cuba, by French Pri-
vateerj the former robbed Of So ps. Of rum,
and the latter Of her cargo, and seamon's
clothes, money, presents, &c.
The loss Of the shipIndependenco,C Church
Ill, is confirmed. She was blown UP At
Loango, Africa when her cargo Of about
200 slaves, and all the crew Except the
capt one mate and two searnen who were
on shore at the time) persisted.