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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-03
EXTRACT OF A LETTER.

CAristianSa,td, June 9. The brig
Joseph and cargo were ACQUITTED on
the i4th May - This vessel was sent
into Norway OH Aug 1900 was ac-
quilted at tie pIizc court at Christians
sand, and appealed for by the captors
TO the high court ii Christina No
damages were awarded me, although
my papers were allowed UT the Con- v
70 be IN perfect order. Not one slii
has been allowed damages, but Oh liz.
contrary the greater part which have
been cleared have been condemned 70
pay the captors charges the ship :
'inerlca, OF Newburyport, had bin z
upwards Of ID 900 rix dollars 10 pay.
Such j. the Justice OF the couits ot
Denmark s Norway. We have now
entirely given up All hope Of the inter-
terence Of cur government in Our a!-
fairs and have 10 depend on our opI.
eAerlions."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-03
FROM ENGLAND.

The British frigate Venus, of 81
guns, capt. Crawford, arrived at New
York in IS days from England, having
as a passenger, MIR. MoRRIER, Charge
des Affairs Of Great Britain to the Uni
ted States. From the official character
Of MIR MoRRIER, he is not, nor is il
probable that he will be authorised to
make any new propositions for settle
ment OF differences between the two
countries-his business is merely 10 as
sist his Countrymen IN their CONNER
cial transactions in this country. II is
said Mr.. Jackson is to return home in
the Venus.
The latest accounts from Spain re -
resent the cause Of the Spanish Patri-
OTIS as not hopeless. 1t is stated that
numbers desert from the French ar
mics in Spain daily. In ALcant the
Spaniards compel 1000 French prison
ers to labour upon the Publications, III
imitation of their invaders. In the
provinces which have been conquered
the frequent assassination Of the French
shows that the spirit of the people is far
from being subdued. The report that
Gen. Crawford had been defeated Oh
the frontiers Of Portugal with The loss
Of 1000 men is not corroboratcd BY
later accounts.
The Spanish papers accuse Bona
parte Of causing the brave defender Of
Corona, Governor Don ALVAREZ, 10
De poisoned.
Accounts from the Baltic are very
unfavoraole for the Americans. Capt.
Forbes arrived at Network in 40 DAYS
from Gottenburg, reports, that D1n-
mark has shut her ports against The
Americans; and that the Danish pri
vateers capture every vessel that comes
within their reach, most Of which were
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-03

Gen. Wilkinson has published long
address to the good people of the U. 5.
begging they would not condemn HIM
OH account of the proofs exhibited a
gainst him by the committee OF Con-
gress. lie is too late in his prayer.
Evidence is as strong against him as
against Arnold The ostrich may hide
her head and declare herself a swan ];
but while the body is exposed to view
she will End mons to believe her.
Georgetown Ind. I'm.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-03
FOR 1Bg REPsRToRY,
ENh
MEMOIRS OF BARNA' BIDWELL.

TUX =
MEMOIRS OF BARNA' BIDWELL.
AIR. Bdweil came into the County of Berk-
flire, recommended to the patronage of Judge
Sedgwick, then practitioner at the Bar He
was admitted into his office, received ihe ben
eft of his inltr uctions, and Ct one of the bea
libraries IN the Stare For this no reward has
been received or demanded but on the con
trsry, this ibcraliiy has been paid with the
bzleit ingratitude inlinualions mere
ly not by exhibiting LITTLE foibles. from which
perhaps no character is exempt bur by d.
Te6 landers and falihotds, he has mott balely
and uagtatefnlly, enteavoured 10 undermine
or to 5lackeR, has character. There are hua.
cceds who can ieitify to the truth of this. But
this is not all. Daring the vacation, proceed
ing the Term when Mr. BdweIl was 10 be adj
mit;ed 10 the Barrett the Common Pleas, in.
ilezd Of attending 20 the inteTeit Of his princi-
pal, when applications were made at the Of
fee, a. any time when he happened to be theie
alone, BE psoPoied TO the Clients 10 do their
buhnefs son his own account, and actions 70
commenced we're kept a fecret from Mr.. Sedg-
wick, and the young gentlemen of The Office.
Morris ibis all. tie not only thus iurrepti,iou
~ IL pciveJ Mr. Se1gwiok Of the ju1 eInolu
raents Of bis buintis. bur he actually made
gfe OF his blank wins, for which he Mr.
had paid, 10 tr2nlact bis buGnels, and has nev
sr TO shis moment, As the writer believes, made
him any Compensation for having thus, call il
VIA, you p.eAe taken his property without
bis couisnt; nor has he ever revealed the cir
cumil2nce 20 MIR Sedgwick This was known
10 all che gentlemen a. that time connected
with the oil>e.
Mr.. Diwe has ii leveraI inRlnces appeal.
ed aSliuns agaulit his own Ciien.s, and recog.
niieG for rhe proiecuuon Of the appeals, ana
when he Uncovered that his conduct was de-
teCied he has caufsd one OF has CieI Ks TO bS
fsolIiiuted in bis Aesd.
A MIR. I.angdon Of Tyringham, the towr
which was honoured by Mr. Bidweil's nativity
being reipOniib.o q The thea High sheriff Of
Berkihire, Gen. Hyde for very confdera
bic FUN Of money, tor The default Of one 81
the Sker.H's Deputies, for whom be was iGre
~, applied IL Mr. B;dweIl tor advice. MIR
Bidwel'. true 10 the ia!ersg Of his Clients, advi
3ed him TO transfer all his elta,e 20 las lons ga
70 goal 90. thirty days, and then (irssr tisya,
ca. Tae OLD nan, who had really bSen per
fasdsd by his Lawyer, 10 believe be might Dc
ali 1Ais Aonellly proceeded a. he was adviied
and idcpoled that the debt was forever DIFF
char ged But MIR. Sheriff, under Grong
fufpiciun that every thug was nor exactly a
j. liquid be, bFOughE ~ action 10 Try che ti,ls
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-03

permit Copy rights secuted 70 ~. toi' ,ii \.
Their widows during lie. and to their car
dren for twenty yesrs. Copy rights trans
ferabIe. The first volume of every ~o, = <
imported. 10 be stamped. E"p-y work II
censed 10 be printed, 10 have Affixed on me
title page, the name Of the author i kno"h,
and the name Of tie printer-ar OMISSION "a
the latter incurs fine aud conhsca'ion Each
printer to deposit five copies VI the works he
may be licensed 70 publish tor epecl@i pur-
poses, in The prefecture OF the department
in which he resides, and in Paris, m the
prefecture of the police. Print'ng, book.
selling, type founding, book-binding and al
therew,th, are comprised m the
decree and subject to future dispositions.
There are many other f'linutir OF MINOR con-
sequence which we have omitted 70 notice.
Nezgyork Herald
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-03

condemned or very y ff1g pre,ercsx
A French Cohiacator was daily ex.
pected at Go.tenbug, probably for he
purpose Of gN@kiag another grasp Ct
Americas ~ perry The Americans
were making Ct.
At the last accounts from Porur
the situation Of affgirs remained the
same. II appears the combined army
Of English and Portuguese had deter.
mined to act only on the deiensi,e-
The French Commander, Massena,
found it very difficult to obtain supplies
and was endeayoing to folce Lold
Wellington 70 an engagement.
AT Lisbon, the market was good for
American produce.-FIour liz dollars
per Dbl Wheat $50 and Corn $50
per bushtl.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-03

Notwithstanding al the sympathlss
Which the tender-hearted American de-
mos have had for f" dear Denmark" and
" dearer Cohenhagqn ;"sand maugre all
the signs and tears they have shed for
their fate, and the curses and scurrlil-
ties they have poured upon Ca4ef'hHgen
jackson ON their account for months, it
so happens that this same Denmark IS
foremost Of The national b1nditI IN En-
rQhe, which are preying on American
commerce =; and that this same CQfeH-
hagen is the den from which these
thieves and pirates issue, and to which
they carry them, booty.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-03

The French have fleet Of IL sail Of
the lme III Ioulon, ready for sea, four
Of which are three deckers and carry
admiral's flags. Admiral Sir Q. Coz
ton commands the English squadron
stationed of that port--it was 50 much
expected the French would put to sea,
that the English kept their ships cIeas
Tor action.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-03
5Gfrrrsfins Political a7isefi,dap



From tie Bottom RsperoFy.
We lave been folicited il fsyera
papers 10 rePublih TIE following
Memois of Mr. Bidweil. The frf
appeared in the RepsrtUyy Of June
9si1TSco
The democrats. with degree Of
inpudencc worthy Of themfelves, pre-.
nttha, they knew nothing Of Mr.
Bid Reslis depravity Of character until
his late flight from jlitice. Let the
pub lex Judge for the truth Of this
afler;icn. be Repertcry calculates
through the Commonwealth. The
publication below excited a lremen
dous fever among the democratic
editors generally, and il is not preten-
ded that more than one OF the char
pes was contruverted. Whether
that was effected may be afsertaned
b. examining the circumitances OF
the charge, and the Kind of defence
offered.
BIT this is not all-the facts con-
tained in the Memoirs were commit
ted to Us, as matters Of notoriety III
Bcrkihire. 1t will be felf evident
from their nature that mott of them
1naf haze been knoavn to the E4tDysrs of
Berklbne, of botb eLafs 9f f2Tticiaps
The leading democrats of that couh-
ty then if they conlidered probity a
requiGte among their party, as re-
commentator for office, would not
have been the jealous advocates
ct Mr.. BidwelI, as they certainly
were.
But we have yet Gronger proof
that this parry pay no regard to char
actrr, when there is fufhcient zeal in
,heir cauf- They care not for the
public good. They will reward a
fayourite at all hazards Though
the Memoirs Of Mr.. BidweiI have
been 4 long time before the public,
and every reader of newspapers faw
that they were unanGwered, yet he
remained as much as ever, indeed
apparently more 70, the idol of bis
feet. With thelc characters Of infa-
my branded on his from, il is well
known, that among the democrats of
Maa3chufetts. his appointment to the
bench in the feat of judge Culhing,
was an object of the warmelt anticI-
patton and this, we are informed,
was eventually 10 be lucceeded by
nominatins him as Covernour of the
fate. And now when the wages of
his iniquity have overtaken him, a
proifsate and hyPocritical frt offel-
lows pre- ED they favour nobody,
whole integrity they even fufpect !!
Lee honef people of all parties de-
Iermine from the circumstances of
the cafe, the iincerity Of theic pro-
feilions.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-03

Il is stated the object Of Bonapart-
now is, having compelled the govern.
ment Of Sweden to adopt bis policy, ID
obtain the possession Of the Swedish
feet, and the English intend to pre-
vent it-probably CQtcnhQgen il.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-03

The celebrators of the battle OF Ben
nington, forgot 10 toast the Hon. Mir.
.4daors.-I'his was ingratitude, as be
bas proved himself full as jealous, as
they possibly can be, to keep alive the
revolutionary preiudices against Eng
land. In Mar enemies--in Peace
friends once thought magnan-
imous sentiment of political morality /;
but times are changed, and with them,
it should seem, Justice and liberaiity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-03
Bortlau0,

Monday, September 3, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-03

LITE FROM HOLLAND

Amsterdam accounts have been re-
ceivtd TO July the 80, BY an arrival n
Ntw-York. They represent The na-
tional tuads as continuing 10 denre-
ciate, and their commerce Of 50 IinI.
consequence as not 10 merit a state
ment, and every kind Of business in a
languishing state. The Hollauders
owe this state Of things TO French
friendship and French policy, SO mu1b
approved Of by Jefferson and others of
bis Party-in this country.
On the Sd Of July King Louis Bona
parte resigned lis rank and lcyaI do
nifty as King of Holland, in favor Of his
eldest sen, Napoleon louis, and Of his
brother, Prince Charles Louis. Napole.
on, 1.-TWO bOys).-By the constitution
the Queen becomes Regent cf Tie
Kingdom. Louis gives as reason for
resigring "fhat he may nor Be an o6gra-
Gle tyhlch may hrevent tie .go9d gaA and
intention Of his brother THE Emperor
Of France tosYards lie counug" r.!
He tells the Hoilanders that he shah
never forget SO good and sirtuous 4
people, and adds the following advice
that on leaving you I cannot suffi-
cicntly recommend to you 70 receive
well the military and civil officers or
France. III. is the only means to
g'afyy his Majesty the Emperor, Oh
whom yoAr 5afe [great consolation this |
that OF your cAitaren, and that of vour
7Vh9Ie country depends" On The Attn
Of July the French troops were 10 en-
ter the Capital, and proclamation was.
issued requiring the citizens TO receive
them with respect and friendship, to
avoid the fatal consequences which
would follow from a contrary conduct.
UiGiiam Cobbel--well known in this
country as Peer PorcHtine, has been
sentenced, for writing and publishing
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-03

UiALam Co6belt--well known in this
country as Peer Porcuhine, has been
sentenced, for writing and publishing
libels, 10 pay a fine Of lOoOL be I'M
prlsoned two years in Newgate, and
find suredes for keeping the peace for
z years.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-03

The population of Salem, by the
census, just completed, is 10000 souls
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-03

In the yesr----Mr- BidweH commenced
~ action against Jonathan Hicks, and ~
Fdstees The writ was fatally def1c
tive. Il was served, and afterwards, and
before the errour was discovered, other
writs were also served fla new process.
10 behalf Of his Client, WIS instituted. it
must 81 course be postponed 10 thuse watch
were sireaGs commenced an if there was
Mt suthctent ntoPerty 20 answer all the de-
10 Ania, his Client, must have lost, through
ms 6lundeT. Here was presented an ur-
gent motive. always rue 10 fhe iaieyest ~
as Client, he altered the writ-a wit
Va ia iisc been served lie did more.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-28
DOLLARS REWARD. Flop.

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD. Flop.
a ed from Mr. James Smith, about the MIR
die OF May last, slave, named SAM, who had
been employed for several years past in that gen.
tlefnah's Bake-H House. -.
SAM is about twenty four or FIVE yenrs ofage,
low OF stature, and not very bulky of youthful
appearance, dark complexion, countensnce
with an incessant smile, approaching to grin,
and thereby discovers fine set of teeth, which
ne IS not little fond Of showing. He is slow of
speech, and when spoken to suddenly or quick
", stammers and besitates exceedingy-His
Clothes not recollected.
Some time in August last, note was gwen
him by the Subscriber, (who then wished to dis
pose ofhim,) to lookout for pmrchaser---l
merely purported the terms " to any person re
siding in Richmond, or it's neighbonrhood -
And as he has the note still inpossession, ~.
will probably, under pretence Of seeking mas.
ter, endeavor thereby TO effect hts esca ape out OF
the state.
All masters ofvesseIs and others are, there
tore, forbid, at their peril, barboring or carrying
him oft,
Toe above reward viii be given, and ell re-
sonsbls charges allowed, If brought back it safe.
" To
JOHN KING.
Richmond, J y 10 It
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-28

NJ ILL be sold to the highest bidder on the
premises IN the 1t NJ 3pdsy in Dec ne X,
IHREE THOUSAND acres OF LAND
IN 'he CNunts oi Henrlco, within six m les of the.
City OF Richmond. and on each side ofthe Stare
road leading from Richmond to Frederick ,bure,
on the waters of The Brook Rur. The land m the
west side ofthe road will be laid off in lots from
to 500 acres; on this part fthe land /. manufac.
turing & saw mill The East side and on which
,he dwelling house stands, in one lot containing
between oO0 and 700 acres 1t is thought unne.
cessary to give description of the above proper
ty' as 1t is presumed, purchasers will form their
own opinion OF its present or future value Terms
OF sale, one third cash. one third in twelve month
the balance, in two years bonds with approved
security, with Deeds Of Trust on the land, will
be required of the purchasers
T H PROSSER
Sep 25, 1910. tic
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-28

iEoR' FOR THE N. Y. EVENING PosT.1
BoULoGNE. July IL.
Letter addressed to General Vandamme. nv
Madame Sarrazin, dated Basic, June 18th
1910
MONSIEUR LIE GENERAL, 4 -
pray your exec lency to pardon the Ii .
Derry take, OF stating TO you my unhappy
SITUATION ana OF requesting you to grant me
your protection. -
For more than two We airs past Ihave iphab
tied Switzerland, my country, With NV sor,-
OF hive years of age already so unfortunate
as to have been obliged, by the improper con
duct OF my husband, Gen. Sarrazin. which
Can prove to have been altogether unme
rlted ON my part, to live at distance from
him. L nave become more so, from learning
by the Moniteur of the 18th of this month
The crime which he has Just committed Il
During my residence in Switzerland he
wrote from time to time 10 his son for near
four months he has ceased tn write. His
letters which have preserved, can TESTIFY
bis attachment and his entire devotion to H.
W. the emperor, but at the same time.
strengthen the suspicious which have these
seven years entertained, of arrangement
OF his intelects, and am pe,sn,ded tbat
his last unhappy step, arose from no other
caGae.
" knoW not whether my husband has left
any fortune III France if he has nor. or if
the little there may be, is 10 be taken from
us, and my son will be without resource
cohhde in the goodness If your excellency.
aud venture to request yo,i to be pleased to
interest yourself on our behalf, aud At lcas,
cause what effects Of the General. MAY re
nam at Boulogne, he preserved for his
unhappy ch'ld, who. though innocent Of his
fathers fault, viii ali his life suffer its pun
is1nent
CSigncd)
The vile Of 5arraziu, maiden name,
SCWARTZ. =
true copy,
The Secretary General of the Ministerof
|. (Sig ed)
FRIRION.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-28

nj Office That by virtue of deed of trust
~ executed TO me, for the purpose of securing
Certain. sums of money therein mentioned, due to
VIM Hooker, from MissiFrances CHM ! shall
on-the first Monday in November next, teihg the
nist day OF Henrico Quarterly Term, before the
front door OF the said court lousa ,expose TO .aIo
by public auction, upon a dit Of ninety DAYS,
the purchaser giving anote negotiable and paya
bic at the bank of Virginis, with oR or more ~,
proved endorsefs The HOUSE and LoI, IN
this city. upon Shocke Hill, near TIE Federal
spring, and which Lot, or parcel of Ground, IS
No 1i9-being the same propertv which ,yas
sold and conveyed by WIN. & George Hooker to
the said CHM.
Sept. %. =. 80, de
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-28
[Nv. 41

1 a letter has been received in I.opdsn trorr,
an othcer NJ Lisbon. by vessel which lefs
| the Iayus ON he 14tn IF July, WIN from e.
! very infor;uation he Can acquire. prononpees
the reteH,on of Portugal a Impossible. He
atfirms thar within the mouth OF Llv be.
tween 20 and $4,000 men had Joined Masse-
ma and that 1t was the ntention OF thar
eIenerai TO advance immediately after he
| should receive a supply of ammunition and
artillery A. Lisbon this was SO generally
expected, that the merchants had embark.
ed trer most valuable effects. From this
s'atenehi 1t would appear that the Por-
tngnese troops are not to be implicitly deren-
ded on.
Almeida has been Invested on the Spa
niSh side, and the enemy press close on ON.
advanced guards. We have already men.
tioneu the affair between GeReral Crauford's
brigadeand vcrv superior force of The .
nemy, wlrom we drove back, bu. with tn
loss Ut killed and wounded If 27O men ans,
Il tiiceis-hve Of the Ulcers were k;lleo
aad zen ", unded. The enemy's loss was
much greaIer II is prubable this affair
that hshing boat from Lisbon. which was
spoken by vessel fron Madeira, magnifed
INTO battle. Our Ply mouth correspondent
men ions the ARRIVAL OF the Harriet from
vi deira. with a cargo for London. .eAbout
10 days since {S0ih ult } she fell in with a
Portuguese fishing boat from Lisbon the
crew OF which sta Ell there had been bat.
tie between the a'Ies and French ,armies.
but 'he result was no known"
We have news from Lisbon to the 2Oth.
and 1T is not probable that the fishing boac
had any later. -
he Norwegian peas n'ry cure the rheu
Ina'isn, by preparing decoction OF oak
leaves nm neer, and applying cloth dipped
IN 1t to the part affected :,
ohine>e production of M ure al crnate-
y plant and animal bears the name ~ H;oo
ia0 Zomchom. It's Appreciation m,n,esI
That during the summer, h, plant IS "A We :
setaoie' but thai. at the approach of winter
IL becomes worm a. c"'o, is of dirty
yellow its length IS bout nine inches and
the head body, ewes. legs. aud both sides Of
the 'runk are most accurate in their form.
Its medicinal virtues resemble those nj the
ginseng plaa'; IL fordhes the stomach, ana
IS grand restorative OF deblitated consti.
tutions
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-28
GALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

GALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
~ The subscriber has m hand. about 8 8 0OO
worth of excellent MAH0GAN1- HOUSE,
HoLDFORNITURE.c consisting of S,deboards,
Cetleretts, Bureaus, Dining, Card and Tea-Ta
bles. Sofas, Bedsteat!s OF every description, Easy
Chairs, Wash stands, Candle stands, Wartlro5es,
Ladies Cabinets, Dressing Glasses.
.ALSO-Cotts and Mattresses, which will be
offered for sale, at public auction, on Monday the
first October next. at his Ware Room, on the ST.
leading to the Governors house..
The sale to commence at 10 o'clock, 6. to con.
Time from day to day, till all are disposed of
The terms of sale-All sums under so dolls.
cash all over so dolls. not exceeding 100 dolls.
sixty days credit; all sums over 100 dollars, 100
days credit. Notes, with approved endorsers,
will be required.
Sept 49, ids
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oIICE.--On the 10Th day of October next,
ensuing, shall expose TO sale, at Public
Auction, tor ready money, at Thomas Bowles's
tavern, IN Henrlco county, one hundred & twenty
Six acres OF LAND, be the same more or less.
being the same whereon Lewis S. Ed wards now
resides, on the roadleading from Ground SOUR
rel 5ri6gr to this city; This sale will be made
IN virtue ola deed -oftrustfrom the said Edwards
to me, for the benefit of Alexander Blackwood.
SzLlCEL eNccRAW, Trustee
Sept. %. - A.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-28

- Office The subscriber has rented, and
' removed his Counting Room 10 the large
new Brick Lumber House, near Shockoe Ware
House, and lately ocenpied by Mr.. James An
thony: THIS house. IS calculated TO store up
wards OF 500 hogsheads nj Tobacco, and several
thousand barrels 81 fJuf il is situated convent
ent to the basin sf tIe canal and rendered secure
from fire by beih5 covered with tile.
4lrf THOMAS GUY.
Richmond, Sep 21." 3m
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THOMAS LONGING of Stokes County NJ
Il Carolina, may be informed where to get
hrs one-eyed slave ESTHER, by applying at the
Office of the Enquirer.
WILLIAM ROSE
Richmond, September 25. At