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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-28
Portland, May 10, 1870. r2n
Re1k FRnfe-Chenh "

KeaI Efafe-Gbeab Z
FOR iaIe, the following Real EAate AIM.
ted in the village at Norshy armou.b M.
the Baptift Westinghouse :--
Two Dwelling Houfes, one Rory, we'll y.
ifhed, and very convenient for iamiig v1
ouihoufes, gardens, &c
One large Store, near the Kay.fcales ~
occupied by A. Richsrdfon, with Iarr. W.
liable lot.
Two Pews in the Baptiit Meeting
Two Shares IN Union Wharf
The terms will be liberal, and mar \.
known on application TO AMMI R. Mircr.
FILL, Efq. near the premifes, or the lubca.
Der az Bath.
NICHOLAS l.. mitchell.
Bath, May 10, 1910. fowl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-28

La ~
Barrow Reports,
Durnf1rd aud Eats do
blackitone.s DO
Comyn's do
BolAnques and PuIer's do
Reunions do
Days do
Crauch's do
Hardreiie's do
Binney's do
Douglais's do
Tyerts do
Bays do
HeninP and Munford's do
Antiruther's do
Raymonds do
Showers do
Efp;nalie's do
Bees Admiralty do
Mafachufetts Term do
Maryland do
Cowper sGo
Mofeiy's do
Peakees Evidence
Tidd's Practice
Harrifon's do
Chitty and Stsry on Bills
Newland on Contracts
Sugaen's Vendors
Admiralty Deciiions
Selwyn's Nisi Prius
Roberts Fraudulent Conveyances
Nsi Prius Laws abridged
Kyd on Awards
Buffers Hors Juridica Sublec;vR
Digea earlier Chancery Reports
Tngeriolls Roccus
Roberts on Wills
do on Frauds
Walton on Partnerihip
Syltem of Pleading
Piowden on Ufury
Cooper's Equity Pleading
Johnion's Cafes
Chitty on Pleading
Cruife On Real Property
New York Cafes in Error
Woodfal's Landlord and Tenant
Ifowasd's Exchequer
Sullivan's Lectures
Laws of New Hampfhire
burlington on Fjettment
Pcwe.. on Devices
Halls Admiralty Practice
Bradby 90 Diitrefies
Anthon's Backbone
Lex Mercatcria
Maxwell's Law Dictionary
Jones on Bsilments
Beccaria on Crimes
Buller's Nlsi Prius
Vefey's Reports
Earrlfter
Law of Damages
do of Gets
I.awes on Pleading
FonbIanque's Equity
Currso's Speeches
Trial of Smith and Ogden, &c. &c.
THEOLOGY.
Bibles and Teltaments
Burder's Hiltory of the Bible
Me Knights Epiltles
Miners Church t1iitory
Newton's Works
Nation on Self-knowledge
Hurd on the Prophecies
Beauties Of Evsng Magazine
Watlon's Theological Traas
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-28

CUMBERLAND, So.
II a Curt Of Common Peas, far tie
.iaifCsAHty Of Cumberland, b.gl0, and
boldsA at Portland, 7vabm and jar
hid Comfy, On THE Jigf lueElay g0
March. Il d. 1910,
ON the foregoing Petition, which was en-
tered at the Ian term and continued to this
,erA, it Is Ordered BY the Court, That the
Petitioner eau!e the feveral perfons interelted
IL laid Ella;e, and living within the ltate, or
the a.,ornies Of fuch as are ablcnt, aid have
at,ornies rehding within the fta,e, TO be duly
notified Of fad Petition by ferving them per
lonally W 4 a copy ;hereof, or leaving copy
st their dwelling honfe or isf place Of abode,
Or by infer,ing the fubftance of the fame three
weeks iucceili0eiy IL one or more of the pub
lie Newspapers thai they NAV have opportu-
nifty 10 make their exceptions 10 this Court
on che third Tuetday Of June next, to their
gran'ing the fame.
A.tet. SAMUEL FREEMAN, cl,h
Nay q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-28
LYMAN, MALLORY,

Collection of BOOKS--among which
Ks -
Towers IlIuarations of Prophecy
Davis Gofpei Pan
Nlsheripoon's Works
Payey's Sermons
Village Dialogues
Tayiur and champion on AtOnement
Bucks hniceiianIes
Trial Of Antichrif
KlOsfoc<s Memoirs
Nils Smiths Fragments
Memoirs Of MRS. Emerfon
Emenon's Evangelical Primer, BY the 100.
doz. or Jingle
Eiiays TO do good
Laws Ser iOus Call
View of HereGes
Smiths Letters 70 Bellham
Adams View of Religions
Bible News
Sacred Dramas
Bakers Saints Ref
Melmo;h on Religion
Guide and Refuge
Five Points
Knox's Efays
Clark on the Pfomiles
Cenfeihon Of Faith
Bunyans Law and Grace
Gofpel It's own Witnefs
Burder's Oriental Cultoms, SC. sc.
MISCELLANY.
Brchap's Works
Medical Guide
Murray's Materia Medica
Shattucks DiHertations
London Difiecter
Defaults Surgery
Morle's Univerlal Geography
do do abridged
Moriefs Gazetteer
Aliens American Biographical Dictionary
Trumbuii's E1ltory Of the United States, vol. l.
Walh's Leter on the Genius and Dispof-
tions of The French Government
Dobion's Petrarch
William Tell, or Switzerland Delivered
Marmion, by Walter Scott, Efq
Kendali'S Travels
Benaparte's Campaigns
Select Speeches
GiIies' Hiltory of the World
Depons' Voyage 20 South America
hiltory OF Chill
Proofs of the Corruption of Gen. WiIkinlon
Briitid's Hints on National Bankruptcy
Crabbe's Poems
Robialon's Charles Vth
Leo the Xth
Accounts Chemiflry
Horace Delphini
C2lar do
Ovid do
Scholars Arithmetic, by Adams
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-28

7 NE fu5'criber hereby gives public notice
10 all concerned, that fhe has been duiya p
pr'n'ed and has taken upon herfef the trull
Of Adminilfratrix on he efate of
EDWARD PARSONS,
late OF Btuniwick, in the county of Cumber
land deceaIed, by giving bond a. the law
diree's-Sae therefore requests all pe-fon-
who are indebted 70 the laid decealed's e.
tsfe tona<e immediate payment; and thofe
who have any demands rhe con, TO exhibit tie
fame 70 T4AE. PRISONS.
day 81, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-28

N. b Our connections in Boaoa, New
York Philadelphia, and Baltimore, enable US
to execure any orders for public or private Ii
braries with cafe and difpatch, and on as good
terms as any Booksellers in the U. States.
Portland, Nay q, 1910.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14
To be Rented,
l,J hoeeeee;o,, r;s,a,, ;,,,,,e13;ot

And possession given inlmeaiatelgs.
\ LARGE and convenient Brick Dwelling
n Houfe, Kitchen and Garden; Barn, Sta
BILE, Chair-Houle, &C.; together with about J
acres of good land. I here are on the premfes
a fn,all Apple Orchard and variety of othe
fruit trees the land is divided into three lots
and there is we'll of excellent water near the
kitchen door. The lituation is conhdered heal.
thy and agreeable, being on the fate road from
Wilmington to Philadelphia, ieven miles from
the former and twenty from the latter, com.
manding an cxtenGve view Of the river Della
ware, * within 4orodsaof landing on Naaman's
Creek. For terms, which will be reafonable,
a7ply TO MIR. JOHN BELL4Ctl, adjoining
the premifes, or TO the fnblcriber at New CAT
tie.
Thomas Perkins.
December go, 1909, IF
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14
Agricultural.
Ceutions and disnstions III GARDEN
;7sS..-i- 2. +. a z 81 F

- s- F--- T,
The manageme OF garden (sum-
Enarily speaking) consists in attention
and application the first should be
Of that diligens and proviolent kind,
as not only 10 do well in the present,
but for the future; and the latter should
br Of thai diligent nature las wiling
iy} never TO defer that till to NOR
row which may be done to.day." ."--
Procrastination is OF serious conse.
qnence to gardening; and negject Of
times and seasons will be fruitful OF
disappointment and complaint. /. will
often happen, indeed, that a gardener
cannot do what he gvould; but if he
does not do what he can, he will be
most justly blamed aud perhaps cen
surfd by none more than by himself.
Feeding. - eeding in lime is a
material thing in culture, and stirring
the ground about plants, as also earth
ing up where necessary, must be at
ten ded to. Breaking the aurface WHY
kee, the soil in health; for when ii
lies in a hard or bound state, enrich
ingshowers run off, and the si!ubli-
Gus air cannot enter. Weed- exhaus.
the strength of the ground, an1 f'h'A
are suffered to secd and SOW bem
sely rs, may be trusg called gataaa
sins The hand ana Zoe are the "a.
s,rul lnents for the pnrpoee. Digging
whq Re the spade can go, between the
rowt Of plants, is a good method Of
desd Dying weeds; and a, it cuts off
the Struggling fbres of roots, they
strike fresh in numerous new shoots,
and IRE thus strengthened. Deep hoe
ing t a good practice, as it gives de-
gree of fertility to The earth. Whate
yer he farmer does, he should do well.
He cannot afford to keep his cattle
short; If he starves them they will
ssar4c him. He canno, afford to hoe
a great field for little crop. He can
not afford to NOV twenty acres for
five loads of hay. Plenty of manure
will ill his barn, and his corn. crib,
and his pork barrel. BY manure laid
round his apple trees, they will bear
soon. bear often, and bear full. Plen-
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14
FFaoefrp.
From the Columbian.

n IS
THE JOURNEY OF LOVE. Al
Now Anteros' lend me thy gossamer pinion,
y And teach me the speed of Armatasf sweet
& # dove,
ay 70 the scat of thy bhssfu dominion,
4 For Catharine's breast is the mansion Of love.
No longer shall Fortune be whelm'd with invectivs,
If my journey the goddess but bless with her
-g smile,
u hsea not its length, while view in perspective
n lie sliarer, rewarder, and end Of my toll.
II ,eYS has its sorrows. yes who would refnse 'em
50 sweefened with rapture, SO - ,a'
What mortal therose would discard from his BOSOM
lest the thorn which attends it should chance to
annoy
Sci afstion was such--but the wound it inflicted
VIII soon be forgot in the glow of kiss
Though grief on the visage has oft been depicted,
The tear shall soon glsten tribute of bliss.
Ahs!still on my vision the object increases
The cottage of peace and affection spy
Hope smiles, my bosom unconscious releases
The murmur of wishes respired in sigh.
Now, now am diest. Eut ah language it fails
fs& me.
Nopeucil can paint loves extatic alarms;
..sshe that approaches-'tis Catharine halls me,
She sazcs she smiles! am prcstin her arms
Eevi!ers of Hyrncn may talk of privatons,
Ihey are but to sweeten the chaplet of love,
If the wreath hide thorn, yet the pang it occasions
The balm of its roses will ever remove.
SELIaI.
.Cupid tVenus.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14
Public Vendue,
AT WHITEHALL. FARM. y

81. Georges Hundred, Nezv Castle COUNTY,
and STATE Of Delazvare.
Nf1E subscriber offers for sale, on Thursdav j
n the 5th of March ensuing, all the stock
and movable property belonging to said farm.
consisting OF horses. mules, horned cattle. sheep,
hogs &c; herd grsss,s timothy and clover hay !,
OF the best quality number OF valuable Me-
groes, who will be disposed of for a term oI years;
household and kitchen furniture, of the hes, qua
llty; a par OF valuable copper stills, with all the
apparatus for disabling. a
flt also offers, at Private Sale, the above farm,
with the valuable marsh thereto belonging, situ-
ate upon ST. Augustine and Silver-Run creeks,
making in the whole four hundred and fifty a.
cres.
For fertility of soil, beauty Of situa.i.,a, ele-
gance ofimprovement, and healthiness, tsis farm
stands unrivalled in this state. 1t lies miles
from the waters of the Chesapeake, from the
river Delaware, fran Cantwelps- Bridge, l5
miles from Wilmington, (and near the state road
leading to ~ and in the vicinity Of the village
known by the name of the Trap. Il has been
cultivated tor eighteen years past upon the clover
and plaster plan, and for that period s:zty or Sc
venty acres of clover have been moved annual
".
po's "ho arc iielipeu 10 purchase may, Dy
applying on the farm, view the premises, and
know the terms either by applying to himself or
his son William c. Frazer, residing at New
Castle.
WILLIAM FRAZER.
White-iial Farm, Jan. 90. 1870, is
sT-F He also Offers, fer Private Sale, his cee-
brated stud horses Florizel and Hamlet, and a
no'nber OF fine brood mares and full-bred colt
rom one TO four years old Perhaps such vas
iuable and SO large acoliec,ion of stock was nev-
er before offered for sale in this state, at one
time.
II tlie farm is not sold at private sale, it will
be sold on the premises on Friday the first day
of june. IL will command annually to cersain-
ty from 1000 to 900 dollars. w. +. ri
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14
WASHINGTON RICE.

TD E.SPECTFULLY informs the old Gus
UN, toners of Bradnn & Rice, and the public
generally, that he has purchased the stock of he
said firm, and will continue the Grocery busi-
ness, at the same stores, where his friends and
customers may be supplied with articles in his
line, Wholesale and Retail, on reasonable terms.
February "a. IT
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14
Feeding Ca,tle.

Molasses, or treaole, low priced,
much diluted with water, has beer
found the most healthful and econo-
mlcal food for fattening cattle. The
moiasses may be diluted in the mos.
copious manner with water, as the
fat'ening power will still exceed ex-
pectatlOn.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14
Printed and Published
On Wednesdays and Saturdays
BY JOSEPH JONES.

In Market street, a few doors above the BIN +
tG Dea ware.
CONDITIONS.
]. THE DELAWARE GAZETTE shall be published
every Wednesday and Saturday, on large folio
sheet.
II. The price shall be FOUR DOLLARS per annum,
exclusive fpostage, payable ba5tyearly in adoance
Ill No subscription will be received for shorter
period than one year.
", Subscribers shall have the right Of disseminating
their subscription at the end of a year from the
time of their subscribing, by paying what may be
due. and giving notice of their intention.
v. Advertisements, not exceeding sixteen lines. will
be inserted four times for one dollar and for every
subsequent insertion twenty cents-longer ones in
the same proportions but reasonable discount
will be made in favor of those who advertise by the
year, half-year, quarter
VI. All articles of personal private nature will
be charged as advertisements, and must be paid
for before insertion.
VII. Advertisements, notices, &c. of all reg ions
and charitable institutions, within the state Of De-
laware, shall be conspicuously inserted gratis.
1T The postage must be paid all letters and
communications addressed the Editor through the
medium of the post-C Office, or they will not be re-
ceved
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14
10 be Let,

4 ND poGsefsion given on the e5th Of Marcel,
Anext ensuing, large and commodiors
two story brick house, Gtuated on the east
side of King street, at present occupied by
Mrs. Oldham, together with stable and car
riage house. For terms apply to
WILLIAM RANKIN.
iirnin-ton December 3oth, 80n..-tf.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14

ty Of manure is the farmers silver
mine. We do not collec, half so much
as we might; we save it badly from
wastes we are though.less and care
less in laying it on. These things
ought not to be SO.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14

Making appropriations FOR the support of gove-nmer
during the year one thousand eight hundred and.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14

Doddridge's Rise & Progress.
IT ME subscribers to Doadudge'sR Rise audi'ro.
Il gress Of Religion IN the Soui, are respectfully
ntormed that the book is now ready for deve~
ry. Those persons who have been so good as to
receive subscriptions will further oblige by Civ
ing information to the subscriber of any favora-
BILE opportunity which may occur to send on the
books to them, which shall be inmcately
attended to. Any subscribers who find It
most convenient may call on the subscriber for
their books. Others will please call at the places
where they subscribed.
ROBERT PORTER.
Wilmington, Feb. "a. law4t
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14
To Paper Makers.

wv ANTED, against the first Of April next,
Wv paper-maker with a small family. A
steady workman may be accommodated with a
good house and garden, and will receive the nigh
est wages.
Horatio G. Garrett.
February "a. If
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14
BREWING.

eNfiEs uhscriber having commenced Brewing
L for the season, begs leave to il.form his
Town aad Country Customers that he sssas
STRONG 8, 7dBLE BEER of an eyeTiien,
quality constantly on HANG, which he yll dis
pose of at the usual prices. All orders will be
promptly attended TO.
Joseph B. Shipley,
W1imingtoa, Nor. / 1900
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-19

NAPLES, March IL, 1910.
Joaehim Napoleon King of the two
| Sieilies, has decreed and does de.
cree thar which fo.lowss
Art. 1. In conformity 20 the order.
which we have given from Paris the
2tst of D1cemoer 1910, we declare
conhscated the American vessels
whose names are suojoined; that is
TO say:
The Augustus, Hercules Zephyr.
Sophia, Romp, Tws Betsey's, Kite.
Sakey md Betsy, Mary, capt. Derby,
Syreu, E niiy, capt. Wrerinan, Fran
lcisE kPund, Peace. Victory, Dove.
UraAia Fortune, William, Nancy.
MAYA, Hamilton. Phoenix, Ousi,o.
mack, Rose and Mary, Orozimbo, An
herst, Msry Ann, Louisiana, and tho
John.
Art. Q. Such Of the cargoes Of the
said vessels as have not yet been sold,
as well as the ships, are hereby direct.
ed to be disposed of at public sale, by
the Minister Administrators General
of the indirect duties, and under tho
inspection of our Miaister of finances.
or may be otherwise sold, at private
sale, by the said Minister, as he shall
Judge most conducive to our interests.
Art. 3. The Proceedsof tn -se sales
shall be deposited in particular bank,
to be hereafter employed as we shall
Judge convenient.
Art. a. Ifany Of the captors Of tho
aforesaid vessels have claims npon
theW which they NAV think proper to
advatcs they are authorised to present
and explain their pretensions in rela-
ttion to the same, and we shall decide
tncreuPon III pursuance of the repor.
which we shall cause to be male to us
lby our Minister ofsthe finances and
the Minister of the marine and of war
after having taken the opinion of a
commission composed of one of the
administrator generals of Indirect du.
ties, Of one member of the council oI
maritime prizes, and Of one officer OF
the marine.
Our ministers of the finances, OF
war, and of the marine, are char red
as far as it concerns them respectively
with the execution OF the present de.
cree.
(Sighed)
| JOACHIM NAPOLEON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-19
81 March. 1910. Paris.

az 81 March, 1910, Paris.
Sir-I had yesterday the honor os
stating to your Excellency the case of
the American ship Hero, and request
| ing thereon his majcsty's decision. l
have now that of Informing you that a
OH rber of American ships COMING
directly from the United States to the
port of Naples, under a pro mise o..
protection from his majesty the king,
have Notwithstanding been seized am !
their cargoes sold "for the benefit 81
the hse." Nor does the injury stop
here. Though thus deprived of all
means Of subsfsfing themselves, the
captains have been obliged TO subsist
tho crews famounting nearly TO 800
mell and are now menace1 with a
fartbex exacsion for port charges.
This in the strong language of one
OF the s,aaercrs, il literally to strip
the IN naked, aud then to demand from
them the expence Of doing SO. As
the Consular agent OF the United
States at NioIcs has made several UNI
availing representations on this subject
to the kiag, and as he Mas reason to
believe that thu systsG OF which this
treat ment Is a bf\nc!,j emanates from
his M.Sesty the Enpsror, it becomes
NV Haty to subj the facts to your
Excellency, andf seek, through,
your intersentiSn, ch correction OF
the evil az huWanity had justice may
conspire TO dictate. remark which
equally applies to thd kcrews Of the
ships captured in Spain and Naples, is,
that should the vessels 20 which they
belong be con6scated, means ought to
be afforded them of returning to their
country. In this event, therefore. |
have to propose to your ExceIlency
that two or more ships be pur at the
disposition of the nearest American
Consul. aud permitted to sail for the
United States under bond, for the a.
mount OF their valuation respectively,
| an sir, &c.
/ (Signcd4
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-19
JOACHIM NAPOLEON.
Paris. April 1e, 1916.

SIR,
The John Adams being yet detain-
tained, 1 am able to inform you, thar
on the i1th instant the Emperor di.
reeted the safe of all the American
vessels taken In the ports of Spain,
and that the money arising thereirom
should be placed 10 his caisse privee.
He has also refused to give up the
Hero, aud has ordeied that the case be
brought before tie council of prizes,
wheT condeYh ation necessarily a.
waisa q I<end a copy of note up.
on wfIch this last order Nas taken and
another relating to our buiness in Ma
Piles, and am, air, with very high con-
sideration,
Your most obedient,
And very humble servant,
JOHN ARMSTRONG.
Hon. r. Saith, &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-19
M onthly Anthology.

CugacRIPrfoNS CIR the MontbIy
- Anthol,gy s. b. ton Review aIe re.
ceIved at the Book Store Of Jim II. J ,nes,A
Richmond, who IS agsn, f0r the Propri/
st0rs.
This work is Published on the Hrs.dav
IT every monlh, and "a ks high ~ he
Literary World. P,ice dollars per An.
npm SL
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-19

!them"--anI the moss herfib,e ou.rases
On our ship lug and S ,,aa,sn have been
fully viniscatad by lssions Of S scoua.
drep emissaries-ainrnt as 49,; 4;,--;-s,ggl
B.is! Even Post.
A letter received ii Bnss IN from
Cunana dated 2ath HoiiI, 1910, says,
4" Yesterday complete Revolution
took place in. the governm 7nt of TINS
provinces. The governor aud all the
o3cers appointed 10y The Supre me Lon
"a or Span, were dismissed by toe pep-
pie 1.-THE province ana. her provincial
Junta appointed in their place, and
the country declared independent, un-
der the auspices of Ferdinand VII.
should he ever appear on the throne.
The Revolution has extended to the
Caracas. where that provin-s, in con.
Junction with all the other S, ,ni,h
provinces IN America, have declared
their Independence.
Excn. c. II. Books.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-19
i A N ID,

WH&&EONJ Jesse Spinner resides. The
quant4T exceeds 500 acres $50 or WHICH
are prime low grounds, and in excellent
arabic condition. Tue high land IL "a.
improved, but promises we'll for he cui
lure oil Tobacco. &c with may oth.q
advantages of this land, there is milf
sea. On bold s,ream, that may be cast.
'yimproyed. The incumbrance ola lssse
TO Mr. Spinner which was an obstacle In
sale according to he appointment Ct
late adver iscmen!, is removed EXCEPT for
he eosuing year. The privileges Of COW.
tag small gtan iE the fall of .ha. wear
sili be allowed the purchaser, with the
rents accruing from this time.
L E r M S.
One fourth of The purchase money on
lhe.day Sf saleS and the balance in IN ZEE
eqnH ar3UNal payments, to be scared nv
5'nd&snd approved security, and deed
OF run on h land.
JOSEPH MAYO. Arornoy far
ROBERT MAYO.
Powhaan, June t7.h, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-19
BALrtMoav Inc

BALTIMORE, Jure 10.
IHex'raordInary and unaccounta-
BILE dxfenti,n of the frigate John A.
dams, has given rise to well ground
ed apprehension, that Bonaparte IS a.
bout TO close the series Of outragcs on
our national rights and honor, by one
signal act of violence. The absolute
SEIZURE OF national vessel, would not
transcend in very high degree, the
numerous catalogue of atrocities
which he has hsaped upon this inof-
fensive nation.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-19
CharIot,e Cour,. San lame 1a1n

Charlotte Court, s.h Jaue. 1910.
Humphrey Belt, Plsf
AGAINST Az
John Bradley and william Row Sbsn-
ton, Dens , Gerry.
THE defendant Bradley not having en-.
tered his appearances according % he
act OF assembly and ths rules Of Ibis sbur,,
md " appearing ~ the satisfact,on kf ths
court that he IS not an inhzbita 4 n thi/
state, on the motion of the pl intif by,is
attorney, II IS Ordered, that ne Appear
b re % De FIST day CfSepts mbcr coorit
next, ~ enter mis- appearances al I~-sa.
swer the pIaInuG's bill and give sccnri7V
tor performing the decree of the conrt. and
that copy Of this order be inser.sd mi
one OF the nswsp pers printed in Richmond
TOR two months successively AMI posted ar
the front door of the Courthouse of the sad
county.
Copy-Teste,
THOMAS RE I'd, q G. ''f
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-19
Bocsrok, June 8.

Yesterday morning arrived in town
from iliaelphia, on a visit, Cot. Don
Josed onzaiez r M5ntoya, lase CO.
vernon Of the province of Puno, in Pc.