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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-25
VIRGINIA, 10 wIr:

VIRGINIA, TO WIT
ut Quarterly Court, continued and heid
for PittSytpaaia County, The 2lst day
Of Hay, 1907
shnson Lansdown, pltf. r.,
against r..
gohn Holder, and Iephthah Hol- c,'
der, defJs. g
THE defendants not having entered
their appearance, and given security
according TO the act of Assembly, and the
rules of this court, and it appearing TO the
satisfaction of the court, that they are not
inhabitants of this state |, on the motion Of
the plaintaif by his counsel, his ordered,
ihat the said defendants DO appear here on
the third Monday in August next, and ans
wer the plaintiffs bill, and that copy of
ths opder be forthwith Inserted i'm some
newspaper published in this state, for eight
weeks successfully, and posted Up at the
front door of the courthouse of the said
county on some court day.
A Copy, Teste.
VIM. y. HARRISON, u. e. &c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-25

III a meeting Of the EfasterS and other Of.
.fcerS sailing TO and from the Ports of
NorIoik a11d Portsmouth, held at me Ea-
gle TaDcrn, IN The Borough Of Norfolk,
tie 26fh day If Junc, 1907.
Mr. James Tucker, unanimously appoints
cd chairman.
The undersigned viewing with extreme
regret and adherence the late unparalel-
ed indignity offered their country by his Bri-
tanric Majesty's ships lying in the vicinity
of this place, and not knowing where those
acts of outrage may end, do, in consequence
Of the dcfencelcss state of this harUor, think
it necessary to repair Fort Norfolk and to
erect such works on Crauey Island as may
prevent the passage of ships of war to this
place.
Resolved nnanimoR9ty, That this asso-
citation tender to the President Of the u. s.
their services for the erection and reparaz
ton OF said works, for the defence thereof
when completed, or for the purpose of man
ming gun-boats or other vessels, that may
be deemed necessary for defence on the
waters of Elizabeth and James rivers.
Resolved, That the chairman transmit a
copy Of these Resolutions to the President
.of the United States together with the list
OF the members associating for the objects
aforesaid.
Norfolk, lure 81, 1907.
Sir,-The recent outrage committed on
the national honor, and the rights Of huna-
nifty, has excited those feelings Of indigna-
ton which arouse tie spirit of freemen, and
urge their efforts for tine service of their
country. Under these impressions, the in
closed resolutions have been adopted, and
1t is now transmitted to you in conformity to
the wish and instruction of the meeting, at
which had the honor to preside.
With the most perfect respect,
/ am your most obed,cnt,
JAMES TUCKER, Chairman.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-25
-Four Dollars Per Annum--paid in Advanee.I

BUCKINGHAM CoUwTr, JUNE CoURg,
1907.
gohn Gucrrant, Plaintiff. T..
against, 1Its
Iohn Hamilton and Hill Winfrev, re-"
Defendants. '''9 -
ON the motion of the plaintiff by coun-
" SCI, AMI it appearing to the satisfacti-
on of the court that the defendant Hamil-
ton, is without the jurisdiction Of this court
in parts unknown: II is ordered and de-
creed, That unless he Shall appear here
on or before the first day of August term
neIt, and answer the plaintiffs bill, i1e
court viii then proceed to take the same
for confessed as To him, and decree the
matter thereof accordingly; and that CO.
py of this order BE forthwith publish Ell in
some public newspaper of the city of Rich
mond for two months successfully, and a
mother copy be posted at the front door Of
the courthouse of this county.
A copy-Teste,
X ELDRTDGE. D. G.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27
Rowe s. KeuS.

No. 6, Nufey's-Ro4v, 1TiMs,fysct,
nFFER for fale, the remainder of their
- Stock in Trade, conilting Of the follow
ing GOODS, viz-Bell fuberfne black, blue,
brown and mkt Broadcloths low pric'd do.
all colors black, blue, MKT, brown add drab
Cailimeres drab Kerieys blue and MKT
Plains; Baizes and Flannels, I'll colors & quail
tiles; black, brown, olive and drab Yelyets
and Velveteens iilver Cords patent Cords
and Plains; Calicoes, all prices Chintz and
common Furnitures; India Chintzes plain
and figured Mullins figured Cambrcs; Cam
brio and common Dimoties Cnghams; plain
and Plaided fix and cotton Charnbray MnC
Inns black and color'd Lunrng; Llaided
do; few mul'd and tambored Muffin DreI-
cs, fome very elegant; A and ca Cotton
Cambria; Linnen do; black, brown, fate
and feih colored Cambrics; large a1ortfiitnt
Of fix Shawls Muffin do; Chambray and
common do; fancy ELK Handkerchief; black
do; Seitirioy Lunge, bandanna and Madras
Hhkfs. Cambria and common pocket Hhkfs.
back, blue and white ItaliaA Grape Ribbons,
Plumesend Wreaths black fix Iaces; white
cotton do !; Cap Patterns; Fans; Hair Caps /;
Ladies black and white FIX Gioves; cotton
""N "OiANSu w DidShJ bIOWn, green and
purple Tabby Velvets; printed tabby VeR-
ing; plain and Rriped Satin do; MarfeiIles
and Janett do; rs and "A Irifh Linens,
fome of av cry hyperion fabric brown Linens
chequered do; Bedtfcking and Britilh Shirt
ing Cotton; Rufiian Diaper Huckabucks
Towels; Fuitins; Jeans Nankinetrs Ent-
lifh Nankeens India Cottons from 10 to SO
fhlllings pr. piece, Durants; Calimancoes;
Bumbazetts fix, cotton and worried Hole
~; gentlemen'S leather, beaver and comon
Gloves; velvet Bindings; Quality and fhoe
do; fix Umbrellas; cotton do; lk, cotton
and morocco Sufpenders; coat and ven But
tons, Morocco Shoes; Pins Tape ard Bob
bins; 2 cafes fashionable Bonnes; Camers
hair and napt Hats, etc. etc,
" Being about cloling their hufnefs in this
town, the above GOODS will peGtively be
fold at coft and charges All who with 70
fuPply themfelves with any Of the above arti-
cles, have now an uncommon fine chance 10
procure them very cheap.
Portland, s9DE 90, 1907 IN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27
NEW BOOT & SHOE STORE,
No. ,, foze. Ro1v.

JONATHAN TUKESBURY, informs -
- friends and the public that he has tal en
the fore lately occupied by JosfbB Croji, where
he offers for Gale lagc adortment Of Doors
and SHOES.
Suwarrow and Top Boots-.Suwarrow
Boots dolls. per pair.
Gentlemans Morocco Pumps and Seal
Skin Shoes,
Calf Skin Shoes and Pumps
Thick Boots and Shoes,
Boys thick and thin Shoes
Ladies Black Morocco with and without
Heals,
Mites Red, Green, Yellow and Black.
Children's Bootes and Shoes,
Miles Leather Pumps and Shoes,
ALSO,
Soal and Upper Leather,
Wax Grain Calf Skins
RuGet Boot Tops
Morocco Skins and Seal Skins.
Binding Skins and Boor Straps.
All the above he is determined 10 fell az
cheap as his neighbours. If any ofthe Shoes
rap the owners are defred 70 return them
and have them mended gratis. Tuiy q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27
SbepPard's goucbfOne.
PROPOSALS

OF THOMAS CLARK for PubliHling BY
~ subscription, the TOUCHSTONE OF
COMMON ASSURANCES, and PRINCIPLES
OF coNvEYANcING. BY William SHEPPARD,
Elq. of the Middle Temple. From the fxth
London Edition To which is added a Co.
f;0us Index.
The fate of this book, has been foDewhat
angular. For long time it lay in 'he book
flores of lecond ha nd booksellers unnoticed,
and of no repute. The late Lord Chief Juf-
tice Willis was the perlon who relcued it from
unmerited neglect, by the high character he
gave 1t in the Court where he preilded. His
powerful encomiums, together with the i'm
portance Oftae fubject matter Of the book,
the nethod obferved IN il, and the auhor ties
upon which its doctrine 10 efablifhed, have
contributed TO give the work that reputation
which has been so fully confirmed by the
demandfor and the lale of the latter editions.
Though this treatise bears the name ofShep.
pard, yer doubts have arilen whether il could
have been his performance, inasmuch as MANY
circumstances concur 10 render It extremely
probable that il muR have been the work Of
the celebrated Judge Doddridge. This doubt
probably might location The retarding Of the
(ale and reputation Of the frit editions. 4, q
currency is more commonly given by the
force of the authors name to bis fri edition
than by the merits of his work. On tho
rough examination, it is believed that thi.
work has been found to contain as excellent
theory Of conveyancing4 AS any ever pubKfled.
1t is this circumltance, together with the
fcarcity Of the book that has induced the
publiiher 70 ihue Propofals for its repubEca-
tion. The Public will not require an apollo
gy for being prelented with new American
edition of work which has been 70 long
wanted As London editions of law TREATIES
have become extremely high in America. II
becomes us TO encourage their publication
here as much as poi6ble: in doing this il i
proper that the molt valuable fhouId be frR
felected; and in fhort tine it NAV be con-
fdently expected that complete law library
may be Purchafed in this country v holly Of
American publications; and at price valtly
below what we are compelled to give for Lon
don editions. The propofed publication,
therefore, Of Sheppard's TeuchRone richly
merits and will undoubtedly receive ehe pat4
ronage of a generous public.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27
BozodOin COIlePe.

He Overfeers Of Bowdoin College, are
Il hereby notified that their femi-annua
meeting will be holden at the College Chapel
in Brunfwick on the Tueiday preceding the
hrit Wednefday in September next, (the fri
day Of the MONTH at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon. JONA- ELLIS, Sny.
7qsean, July 20, 1907.
~ A full meeting is requened, IS the at
tention Of the beard will be called TO the i'm
portant fubjeef # choofng PRECEDENT to fuc-
coed the late Rev DR.. M'Keen.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27
Tamea Goldman.

James Goldman,
EEPs confantly for faie at rs fore on
Il she.road leading from Gorham corner to
Buxton a general aGortrneEt of
EnPHib, india, IT. india Gods and
Groceries.
LiEezpiss-An a1ortment of IRON, EAR
THEN and GLASS WARE FACTORY
COTTON 1~hRN for webbing or knitting.
Ai5o,- VINEGAR by the HID. Bbl. or
fmaller quantity, warranted of the fri quail
ty; Paint, Oil, &c. &c.
NeceGity induces him to give notice thar all
notes due him of more than fix months ltand.
ing will poGtively be put in fuit if not paid
by the frf of September next, without fur
Their notice, Cor5aEz, Jp!y q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27
B0zed0in COLLEGE.

THE Trullee: Of Bowdoin College, are no.
tilted, thar their next Rated meeting will
be held at Bruhwick, on Tuefday the fri
day Of SeptembG next, at ten of the clock in
the forenoon. CHARLES COFFIN, Seq
Bt7 A FIJI attendance of the members is ear
H5fty reqa5f1d, as their attention will then be
called TO the important election of Pyali5snt,
TO fucceed the lSe Rev. DR.. M Keen.
BrvairvieE, JGy 29.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27
CONDITIONS

l. The book which contains nearly GOO
pages, will be printed on handfome ROYAL
Octave tEe, page for page, from the Ian Lon
don edition, & on paper Of hyperion quality.
2. The work will psGtively 90 to prefs by
the firlt of October, and be ready for delivery
by the firlf of February next
8. 1t will be delivered to lubfcribers hand.
lonely bound in fheep, at 4 dallars.
Handsomely bound in plain calf, A SO
TEly 27.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27
Oil and Candles.
Huhey & Winlow.

Have for JaLe, at their fore in Ej65f,sst,
80 cafks Whale and Elephant oil
9 do. Spe -maceti do
40 boxes Spermaceti Candles
20 do Talow mould do
Bills fuperfne Flour.
Thofe who want TO purchafe Oil and Can
dies for fhiping, will find it TO their advantage
to call. The above goods being confgn-
ment, will be fold on good terms for cath or
approved credit. 7uIy 27.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27
Back.CoUe Bride.

THE Proprietors Of Backbone Bridge, are
hereby notified, that the annual meeting
of the ProPrietoB of faid Bridge, will be hol-
den on Monday de third day Of Auguf next,
at the Houfe Of William Campbell, innholder
in Portland, a. fix o'clock in the afternoon,
for the following purpofes viz.
To -hoofe Moderator
To choofe Clerk, Treafurer and ltand-
ing Committee fol the enfuing year.
To receive Accounts and allow the fame II
they fee fit.
Per 0y4er efbe Standing Committee.
STEPHEN WAITE, Clerk oftLe Proe'tors.
Portland, fully Is, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27

ITO Be fold BY order of Court, at the dwell
ng.houle Of Da9id 0pSeH, in Br.4fzOi-k,
in the county Of Cumberland lnnholder, on
TE47Aay tBr fri day ef , E79b.y aext,
At o'clock, F. Il LOT LAND, iitnated
in The town Of Blihsl, in the couuty Of Oxford,
on the north fide Of ADdrvfcoggin river be-
ing Lot 10. IS, il the Ioth range, il laid
town, containing one hundred acres; 20 of
which are under Improvement, with EIoule
and Darn thereon ftardng Said Lot being
part q the Peal Enate Of maj AGa1ros, late
Of Brrnfwick, yeotnsn, deceafed, and 10 be
fold for the payment Of the juit debts OF laId
Geceafed, with incidental charges.
Conditions made known At the tirde and
place Of tale
JOHN nalN,} A'.si.j',s,'t q" Jais
49, '-''-'' arce.fd4 E4ata
friy 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27

WGy, or ~ zgar ?--Tho' it is impossible 10
pronounce with certainty ON the conse-
qNfnces tha. may follow from tic conduct Of
the British ships Of war OF cur coasts. Their
subsequent conduct and the declarations Of
The English minister and the commodore,
afford strong ground for believing that a var
between this country and Eagland, viii not
take place.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27

In Freeport, ]. W. Mitchell, Attorney
at Law, to Miss Sally Angler.
N This town, Mr., Timothy Fletcher, mer.
70 Miss Mary Chadwick.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27
APPOINTMENT.

Peter Talbot, Jun. Esq. of Machias, has
been appointed Brigade major Of the I'd
brigade, 10th division, vice Josiah Harris,
Esq resigned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27

Com. Rodgers is to have 70 gun boats un-
der his cotlnand 1T New-HOrk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27
Haroard C2Aege Lgtfey.
99

SCHEME OF THE THIRD CLASS.
$4,000 Ticker, at 6 Dolars.each are ! 50, coo
Dollars
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27

cy, Mr. MuHroe, MIR. Madison. Mr., king,
and Gen. Pinkney, bold the first places,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27

Thcrcls an old French Prophecy whicl
sSys,h lSli,tlere viii bepcace Throughout
al Chnstendoms TO continue One RHHdtta
'FaT>
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27

Far Jals at Pubic Aucti5S, on TbwC
day next at II o'ckck, p. M. at
5tors 10. IS, Union Wharf;
WENTY-ONE bales and quantity Of
i looGe COTTON. faved from the wreck
Of the fchooner Charles, it being wet and
partially damaged. The fame will be fold for
approved endorfed notes, payable in 80 days
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27
Charlotte Green,
10, 900 Dollars.

5000 Dollars.
TICKETS and Quarters in End CIafs of
Hatfield Bridge Lottery for fale by
LSA1c ADAMS.
ALso,-Tickets and Quarters in the Sd
CATS Of Harvard College Lottery, 10000
highelt prge. Tickets dolls.
&c Prize Tickets taken in payment.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27

A part Of the above prizes will Be
drawn II lie following manner, viz.
The fri drawn Number on the sd, 5th 7th
9Th, llth, 9Th, 5th, nth, and l9ih day. ex-
clullycly Of any prize, which nav come ~,
aginh <, Aiall be eRtitled 10 200 as;
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27

five hundred NUM- crS will be
conhdered y days drawing, and he fortu-
nate numbers, which depend On IL dats, will
be disseminated accordingly.
The higheit prize will be paid in
ninety days; other Peites above one hundred
dollars in iEty days, and al Others III thirty
days, after the drawing hail be completed
payment q usual, IN bills generally current in
this Commonwealth. Prizes not demanded
within one year after the drawing, viii not BE
PAID but appropriated to tie pnrpofes Of Tie
lottery.
he great number of capital pri-
yes, in the abo fcl'eule, and ne liberal il.
PRODUCTION Of thotc Of moderate, vet not
contemplate fze, nul appear to every atten
tive obierver, an abundant compensation for
the additional dollar il the prlce Of the tick
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27

$3.50 i29753
SUBJECT TO NO DEDUCTION.
Not tWo Blanks 70 z Prize.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-27
aleranorta DajIp a1hertfser.
MONDAY, JuIY ~.
Il. / .. -. - =. !.
---uIta.,-.

As the present crisis INVOLVES both the ho-
nor and safety of our country, we consider re-
Irrespective opinions as irrelative and reproach
ofpast errors as not only unayailing, but in-
furious to. the Issue Of the contest, In which
we may be engaged.
Experience, the great instructor OF Nations
andiadividualsy has demonstrated to the go-
vernment and people of the United States,
that etavoidaIce of war does not depend Oh
the disposition Of any one nation to maintain
pacific relations with the rest of mankind. On
the contrary, conviction. has reached us, that,
in the present age of the, world, aggression
can only be kept at distance, by the know
ledge that prompt means of repulsisn exist,
and that a severe retaliation of the wrongs,
that. may be attempted against us, viii fol-
low.
Under this. view Of our situation, there is
but one course to be pursueds consistent with
our feelings as men, or cur duty as patriots
as members OF the same community we are
bound. BY the pledge Of social happiness, TO
make mutual concessions Of opinion and, as
patriots, we are enjoined by the high bchest
of our common country to foiego all party
distinctions inithe viridication of her cause a.
gainst foreign hostility 1.
Phil. Register.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-27
10 ST.

Or more probably STOLEN OFT of my pock-
ct, on Saturday night, either coming out
81 the Theatre OF while there,
"A Red Morocco Pocket Beck,
With my name written OH the strap, con-
tanning twenty Dollar Note of the bank of
Alexandria--two notes drawn by James Mutt
and Go. IN my favor, dated 18th July. at so
and 80 days, for 80 dollars SO cents, each
a number OF other papers and some Gold
Trinkcts. Whoever will return the same to
me on the Printer, shall receive the money
for reward and no questions asked
William Huber.
July ~. DIT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-27
PHILADELPHIA, July pa
fRIYA7E coRREsp oND E.NcE,

Coe,n5unit slf d fos the Register.
We have been favored VIII The perusal
Of two letters. written By respectable A.
nericas gsuliemer a. { anson, 10 their cor.
is.pondsat IL shis easy (rece,ved this
morning via Salem of as late date as
Match %, 1907.
These letters state. that the difference
bSi@sen the Chinese and British had not
bren Accommodated: that the vice.roy ad-
hsrsd TO bis demand of reperation, to
which shs English counaaodani would not
aceedc- That he chief of the British fac
tory had determined TO send the ships 70
England with that part Of their cargoes
which was then on board, ard which was
no, more than would ballast them.
That the business 10 American and
country ships went on as usual and that
The Americans were considered 10 the most
favored Ugh, By The Chinese. ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-27
BALTIMORE, July 2s.

ihe following relation of facts is from
) Toe mouth OF Mr. Hyae himself:
John Hyue, an American seaman and
8 Of Baltimore, .hipped 90 board
.as ship Eugene, of and from New York
.0r Bordeaux, in,he spring Of 1905. On
INC re'urning of the said ship from Bor-
sssox she was captured on the 7,h- Sept.
'sos, by the British ship Cambrisn, aud
erred iaso Hsiitas, Nova, Scotia. where
sue remained for soae time, un,iI the
Ssmo'ian was repaired aud then the
su0's' crew, together with this informant,
.aeeps the captain and cabin boy, were
"sep and detained ON board The Camb,ian,
mich nc went TO sea Immediately there after.
me Cambrisn cr1,scd on The West 10.
- station until March' last, when she.
s - ordered 70 England; bu, pre- sious 10
departure fsom thence this info, man,
"f'Asr Hish al the Amsricaa s.amep on
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-27

board OF her; wsre removet on board !
guard ship as Besmuds, where they re.
manned un,ilshe 9th Of Jnne, 500, when
ssyen cf the Americas scamen, 10.
ge,hsr with this informant, were put On
board = British armed schoopcr, 20 proceed
40 Charleston, for the purpose Of. cruising
of that port, 10 company with The isdian
sloop Of war.
After the said schooner had cprered Ga
her station and had cruisrd for some time,
she was sebs with dispatches from the said
sloopl Of war 10 the British squadron, within
Cape Henry. On the passage 81 the said
schoooer TO the Capes, she fell ID with
commodote Douglass !, sea, who ordered
The schooner 70 proceed after him 10 Ha.
LAX. ~ SIS
his infornant states, that being much
distressed with his long sooanemsn. 10 .
foreign service, heconcerted the plan, TO-
gethrr with his fellow citizens, 20 rise aud
take hssvesssl. Accordingly seven others.
together with himself, put The plan in *
ecutien en iht rs h July inssant; when
they, by first set uring he captain. of the
watch and commardsT insthe cabin, BIZ iy.
ing them, as well as alls.he sailors. tosk
possessionand s,eered for the capes Of the
Deizwars 81
The success which crowned the bravery
Of, these hitherto unfortunate Amer,esus,
induced. i6s Of the Eaglish sailors 10 JOIN
them-w NJ * ysg es ~ ~ 81
The day after their good fortsne, they
fell in with a Carolina schooper, or board
of which they consented Ca. he request Of
the commander) 10 go for The purpose OF
getting % shore; bu, bsfore they depart
ed, they were assured On the word ii the
commander, that they should not be Erred
upon after leaving the schooner, which
was accordingly most in.iplab.y observed
on tbs parrot The commander and the 8
American and IS English seamen were
safelylauded on he day sf.er the capture,
90 Cape Heniopen, from whence this 10.
formant arrived a, this place Yesterday
smoroing- There was such inphci; reli.
snce reposed in the integrity Of he com.
mander Of the Brush schooner By The sal!
ors, that they not only released hin, and
left him nntied, but declined spiking or
unshpPing one gun.
Rastimere. Jaly "a. 1907.
{ Captain Ruse, pilot who arrived here
las. nleht. informs, that after pilolitg Ia,
ship Mary. on Msrday last. ooss,de Of tn,
,cspes, scd returning fIem,he ship he saw
. BTinsf frigste give chase5to, the said sht
Mary and a ship gu, Of Norfplk. BIZ
kua.s not whs sher either OF them Y % tax.
en-.
90 the same day captain Rlse Fill ~
with The brig Leo, Robinson scnf. Fly
Thomas Frazier schr. Model, cap;. Rar
ter, andsa schooner name unknown. at
New roin, C@mfon; when he wa. iioform
ed by Mr. Wilson, .upercargo 90 boafo
the Leo,shst alter the br had got 70 the
capes bound out, she was chase d BY swc
British cutters as far as New Poin, Con- :
tort, and on making second ;,temp! t.
get on. vas chased sgain up the bay.
Captain Rus. states. thathe was inform
ed a The same time, that the other vessel
uutwsrd bound above named, were also
chased from The eapes into New Pom.
Comfort. As ~ IS 1880
July %. ~ $751;
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