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FOR COUGHS, CoNsUMPrIoNs & AsrH.
MAS

me mosf obstinate Coughs yieid toi..
HE prepostcrous composition of inflam.
- matory drugs--the disappointment re.
peotedly experienced in my practice. from re-
heules, highly recommended added TO my own
Predisposition TO P,hmonic complaints, were
powerful inducements with me to Consider.
whether compou%l, consisting of vegetable
ssuOtSnces' could not be invented, more free
rom the well founded affections Of practit,on-
ers and better calculated to avert the threaten.
ing destruction sfthe lungs.
now oter To the public, the result of TWEEN.
years experience on this subject. No cx-
pense or trouble has been spared in this COM
position That no medicine, for consumptiye
ana asthmatic complaints has been so success.
-. .ui as my PeSetdoIe PHlniOnic Detergent would
Ill become me to mention in this address
But il the attestatidns OF persons. az the b;,l.
est responsibility, of its efficacy, which will he
shewn to any person; ifthe great anil increa.
sing demand for il may be called proof IL is
proved.
Prepared by myself, at my Dspensary.
Northampton, Ms
GEORGE ROGERS.
The above valuable Medicine is offered
wholesal and retail by the subsc rihers. al tbe;r
Medical Store, few doors above the Belj.Tal
Vern, Nam street, who do not hesitate to e.,
they believe this Medicine superior in vir,ue
and e'hcacy to any ever before exhibited 10 the
pubic, ~ ali pulmonary complaints, and tbrir
onldence m is superiority is much STRENGTH.
ened by the great sale it has met with in ,h.
cities of Philadelphia, n York and Cbarles+nn
and IN the town 81 Boston, and by the .ast
number OF certificates continually pouring m
from all parts of the country to the pronr;9tor
from persons having received benefit rom !,
Many OF the most respectable are in DIR bands
and ready for theperusal OF the public.
VAIL x ROGERS.
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oar I'M 80 rsasentO his sJCIec ,
1t was ions alter ~. sermons had concluded
that YOU could iliink Of the. preacher like the
priest IN the Jewish hierarchy, he disappeared
an tbe elond OF incense himself sent up.
The Christianity he preached, was such as
q man would preach, who, a1atfacted from the
snauence Of prejudice, and habib and self Wis
dom. had sought his system inrcgeiation alone,
and foubd an1 formed It there IL was neither
= frame Of doclriRal niceties, curiously con-
a Uustsd and totally unft foT pssi Dsr sisrmu-
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A TufNr Wanted.

ANY Gent,emsnwho can come well recon-.
mended for Moraiiposnd Industry, and WHO is
competent to teach the latin and English Ian.
guages, With .Geegrphy, Writing and Arith--
mstic, will mSet with liberal encouragement
by application u THOMAS MILLER of Pow
hatap --'fhe term OF Tuition to commence is
January, 1olA
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TIE subscriber will receive goods q, sto.
rsge or sale, al has FIRE proof NVarehous, IN
oasin street neaEsshe new~sridge ihs brick
Warehouse II iseckeltsds qlso ready ior the
reception ofgsods oBs storAge or sale. Al.
yances Of cash wi b maae when necessary.
Apply Y Mr.. J,jfn l.. W. Slo keeps his Of.
nee IN the house lAe ssJscriDer having pur.
chased OF DSstpr D6SJS Fosh Du,4l ana Co all
tieirSTONE WARE pas a ,arge assortment.on
nand al has Wholesale is1Ose, ready 10 pack up
90 order. W
CHARLES WHiTLoCK.
April 1. a.
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Notice.

PERSONS in whQse po.ses,i ion any of the
poetical or other yrtipgs OF I3eniam Bat, S,
late OF Hanover CS,tnly, deceased, may be, viii
oh! ge his repr sentatiSe by forwarding corr ct
copies thereof 81 p5Sate hand, t, tie editor OF
this paper. Ths$ notice Ia particularly ad.
dressed to The former pupils Of the dece ased.
5tb mont, Goth. off
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~ Dollars Reward.

RUNAWAY from The Subscriber, on the
goth inst. 4 Negro woman, named
II Vi 81 Y.
She is bright Atdtato, Large and tout made,
OF healthy sppepanpe, boui twenty three years
of aye has r, markatle Scar ON hcr lett Arm
occasioned by the Asoe-pock had ON when size
went away a green stuii go,Si,,sa large shawl
Of pale gr.s n colo, and nbiacS tur h It, which
she viii probably change Tor other cloa,bny
II expect she IS gone 10 the nelghborhood OF
Cartersville, where she is well acquainted, and
has many connexions, having 'ornerly belong
ed 10 the late Co Ricrard James, and her mo-
thcr nov belongs to Mr.. Thos. Tucker of Pow
hRtan.
will give the above reward to any person
who will deliver her to me in his piacr, or Sc.
cure her in Jail so that get he. again
"a Ep. CUNNINGHAM.
4NehmG9h, May 81 If.
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From the american Daiy .1dUerttser.
A Tribute.

About three years ago, having occasion for
fhe counsei OF DIR. Beuiamn Rush, on case of
some difficulty, he was pleased To attend win
me, and not unirequenty, after the necessary
snqu'rie6 Of and directions for the patient, he
would introduce the subject ar Religion. His
observations were always such as canyeyed in
struction and delight. One day in the presence
OF the patient, the Doctor III n very impressive
manner, quoted the words of EHhu 10 The
friends OF jet There Is a spirit in man ana
the Inspiration of,hc AtntiShy give,h him an
understanding p-This, SAID he, "I believe
,not only as 1t Spects hat m be termed
seri,udis bur also in infe2euuals and aitro'
it must be confessed that our rufession merits
the title o. =" ArJ sephjectan4is ;" Yet / believe.
that my most hap3y'spd useful discoveries in
the healing art, haSs,been by iNsbirarioa. And
when see my WSs4s translated into other
languages, and my name pUbicly eulogized.
am constrained secretly ~ Acknowledge. "no,
unto M, o LORD! but unto THEE, beIon,tetb
the praise.
The humble iervor Of expression, and the
tear of sincerity at this solemn moment bcdsw
ing his venerable cheek, cannot easily be for
gotten Ii was sufficiently evident to M. that
he spake from the abundance OF his heart
and thought" How ennobl, d IS ScIEYcH
when crowned with RUMILIrY!" In RUSH
was now absorbed tie greatness offhc Physfcion
in The mGTr naNseenGGHs greatness eftGs Ghyis,i.
an.
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May 8.
SAMUEL G. AnAMs.

SAMUEL G. ADAMS
IS now receiving bythe Oliver Ellsworth from
Liverpool, and The silly ,rom Sfw-York, gen
eral assortment Of & ~
Hardware, lyonmonSery,
Cutlery and sadlgery-glso,
20 Barrel llivei; "a aifsers Oil
. 100 ;st1fl3 Whale do.
Ions Nova Scotia Grind stones,
PAR EsopktS Mil Stores,4 g 10 feet,
Cast steel, Naiis, Nail Rods, Bar and
Sbeeted iron.
An assortment OF Military Goods, and an stldi
tionai supply best Dutch Boiling Cloths, and
one Philadelphia Gig and Harness, which are
offered tor sale on moderate terms.
r. :hmond, Dec.7, 1912.
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James River Land
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
THE subscriber wiil offer to the highest
bidder before the ,;oor of the Bell Tavern in
the Guy of Riohmo9d, VI tie second Monday
IN June next, about 40J acyes OF LAND III tie
county of AmhersB fftsenSor twenty miles be-
low Lynchburg,of wAieh one fourth is low
grounds Of the ,nrst qizh'y; it mas also ali me
cessary improvements. One third of The Pur.
chase money viii be required on the day of
sale, and the residue viii be disposed into two
annual Instalimenis with deed OF trust An
nexcd.
Ihos T. Mayo, who was lately the pvoprie-
tor OF this tract, and now resides OH ii, vii
shew it to any ons on application.
GEO. MAYO.
May 3. ids
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Otice.

{ OMNllTTED to he Jail Of Buckingham
~ county, 9a the 18th VI March last, as a
runaway, NEGRO MN by the name Of
+ b a. n X.
He bad on VIII psbmmitted to Jail, an old ne4
go cotton JacSst and Oyeralls, pretty much
worn Is about he feet ten lnches high and aD
pears to be about p years of age The said
Frank says ne heicngs to a Mr. Graegs, ana
was hired To PSSsy hul, a Waterman. The
owner is requested to take him away, and pay
cna,ges, otherwise lac viii be dealt with as the
law directs.
NAV s an
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William Patterson.
n fe7p doors belozo me Bel Tavern,
HAS on hand handsome assortment Of
sEAsoNABLE GOODS:

Among which aresthe following articles
white, black, lead, slate and brown Leyantine
silks.
Do. do. 20. do. Lustring,
DO do aud SalmoRcoloured Satin,
Barcelona 81 AVIS nd handkerchief.
An elegant sasorAent5of PLAN and fguered
Satin add Anstfngkibbons
Ladies and Gehiscsnti,'s French q English Hose.
Laced Wells and Sleeves.
Long and short yellow N..nkeens.
Blue, do.
g and ~ Cotton Shifting
4 3 Maddaroham do.
~ and OIL Cambria,
Jaconet Csmbric and Muslin.
Figured Spid-rnet Muslin and Ieno.
Cotton Cassimicr and York STRIPE
5uYeTfne ligh, CSicoes and GiD.hans.
Cloths, Eassiniers, &c &c.
And has now on tie road from Phdadslphis.
, further supply all OF which be- vii d..psse
" on moderate terms.
May 10th "
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10 LII,
A NEW TWO SIORYsBRiCK HOUSE,
IA the Falling Garden, 49, finished. also
a STORE AID DWELLING HOUSE Oh
The Main or r. Suees hesalya opposite the
Bel!-Tavern. Enquire OF
tf JAMES LOWNE.S
1 N PURSUANCE Of tas0. dInance 10 amend lie
a Ordinance to- pftsett dogs from going
large IN The Cty.of z 'chmond, Noucr Is here
by given that no dogSwi!l be permiued to run
- large, III the ygiif CStys, bctveen The 1T day
OF June, 1915 and the l5ih Day OF September,
1913.
ST. ~ SHEPPARD. c. G, Hail
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NOTICE.
lie Co partnership EXISTING boiveep de
Subscribers under Nc firm q lksisT, m
tiAsoH & 20. will eSfira 81 the Ji.' of nero
month; al persons hdsbtQ.i 70 ihrm sfe ffquass
ed to cali and dischs "A their accoun ssf
hose having claims az; ipist Size sid eoHssf boz,
"ill please present t',qn I'D rfeciye ps}mest
ALB IF BOoKfR,
RICHAKD ATKINSON
EDWhRD CUNNlNGHAM.
csrte-svilles May8L w4lp.
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AWE subscrber has removed 70 Ricn-
mond, and viii continue his practice
in the Court of Chanqery, Court Of Appeals,
Federal Courts, Coul. 3 Gsirt Of Ches erfi ld,
and Superior Courts 81 Law 81 Chesterfield and
flenrico.
5w r. w. LEIGH.
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Txom ru1 KtH1vgNr
ANGUS.
rs~A-saA


Dlessrs. Gefraif e'.' .se,7p,
Tie iu,ioWnS - ;., ,,.,,
ntiet the De Of Queenstown, but n,,sla.d -
Trey are WV oflued Tor senior IN the Ar
gus.
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Lottery Notice.

AS soon as tic citygof Baltimore is pu; in 5
state OF de;egsee, theS willsishish IN 4 'ew draw
ings the MK1ICALCoLEEGE LOTTERY, IT
which there Is
q Prizes, ench Of $4,000
81 do. R,ef 20 900
do. ~ 81 10000
Theother Letleries viii also 80 on With tie
drawings. M
A lew warrsnled undravn Tickets IN the
above LotteNes Can be purchased for PrIzs
Tickets in otiisr Lotteries, or for promIssoFy
approved notes at tue lot
/. b. KURSf4EDT.
A few doors below the Bell ravern.
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NtnrAre

TIE subscriber csh STORE on moderate
terms, in secure Brick Warehou,e, at Port
Mayo. Tobacco, Flour, Hemp, 81. and every
attention paid 10 receiving and delivering
AGRXANDER FULTON.
May 81. If
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Valuable Property
CPoSITXYEL1D F0R SALE.
o" Wednesday loth June ensuing, on the pre-
nlisss, that desirseie sauaeoa GATED
MOU M ER9SP ECr.

Situated ON BacQR Branch, nearly adjoining
the Brook Turnpike ReAd, containing SIN hal.
acre Lois, composing a sgsare, and bounced
by three streets, As dwill yppear by the plan OF
the addition to.the City. rrhis situation - high
and healthy, and witsih thirty minutes " ia
10 the Capitol. There is u convenient Brick
House with Stables, Carriage House, and every
ont House for the convenience OF gemeei la
mliy, and ali IN good repair; we'll o. good
wafer and Garden in high cultivation; an
out Lot with clover, and great variety of va
der good fence.
The premises may be viewed at any time,
ana The terms OF pa! iaent and possession nc,Ic
known on the day oil sale by Mr.. JAMES *
LYNCH, Richmond, or the subscriber, lie siding
on the Premises.
SOLOMON MARKS.
Mount Prospect, 18th MAY. u,wds.
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Mr.. JOHN GAMB1LD.

Mr.. JOlfN GAMBILD.
SIR,
As 4 do not know your place of residence.
! am competed TO t9iSs this way to give yuu
notice, that shat, proceed TO take che affidavit
Of Charles B1Fs-. gn'i'6thers, on The tenth day
of June nex,, al The pace known BY the uame
OF III Mountain li9sIses IN Buck bingham coun.
y, aud shalt conf IlHefsaFldtss until they
are al taken, staI d tlisy1nct sbe taken the LIST
day, To be re4e, as evidence in a sun IN Chance.
~ a. Buckingham Cour, IA which you sse de
PENDANT and am plaintiff, at which time an
place you may attend if you p.ease.
Yours, &c.
JOHN CABELL.
9oih MAJ, 1915 Al
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April %

IN POFShHta a" County Court, .3eyifth Ed, 1sI
against
Stephen Bryant, Henry NeHAN-
w Watkins. Peter Du- CEAf.
puy, AID Siias Bryant, Dsfsts:
This day came the plaintiff, Nv his a,,or,7n,,
and filed MS bill asayest tue es mt .,,,i.,{
appearing tOtLe sailsfactfon Of tj,,s co,,r ,rae
the deirndSht Stepllel, bryant is fl.t an IA h..
lsnt d thFs STATE, onth, motion OF s1f,,t;,.Is
Oy his attorney, itsjs decrrec ard. l,r,ire,l H.,
TIE cour that tiq saht, 3 epnen fsrlant d., an.
pear hs5e on or Before dc third Ayegln.s'1f,,
Q" Jaiyne1t, and ansxlr tn plain,iT,s h3
ard glFe security for p9iform;neT sucb Jacroe
. TIE couTt MAJ, mak herein; I'D that q c,,,,,
o. this efder 10 fodftAfh inse+eG in ~ ~
public ntYsp Eer pubEs,ed in tie civ q, re-
Hond' and, cOnhUuedLfor two Months succ.s.-
July, aud that aintner copy be posted nm NJ
Use dor oft'fe courthouse Of this county on
Use tA9 srcec sslte court days rfevions To- the
sa's tiiTd "Wednesday IN duly eI,exi And 3
= 'urther ordered by The cosirt. tbat M, ce-
PENDANTS Henry W. Watkins, Petey.Du,,y III
9hts bryant, ne restr med and prdlsibited from
'ayI"s' conveying away. or sccretiae any debte
Dy uS"' or either of them, owing. or winch
nay become due, Or effects in thl n, or either
OF their hands, belonging 10 the oef.nd,nt
Stephen Bryant, lor sutfici MT thereof 70 satis-
y the Plainiis's claim with interest and cog,sN
uhul the further order ofthis court ana ,,o,
cess IS ordered accordingly. rt'N
A Copy.
Te'te, VIZ. DANCE. d. G.
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MIR. HENRY J. KENNEDY.

SIR,
As You are not an Inhabitant OF this State,
AID have no agent hefsin known To us, you will
please 10 take nopce, thht 1 snail on rus stlav,
the twenty -nintftcayof Juue, at Jaia,s Gamer
on's Tavern, Nortl, 3dStreet, between Arch &
Vine Streets, PhiIadeFlhia, between, the hours
OF So'clock, A N. add a'o'c,ocA Pm. proc eed
to taxi the deposgtson OF ssssrk Queendler, 10
be read in evidence in a SUIT IN ,tituted in tn,
Hastings Court OF Richmond, wherein YOU are
P.aintih s John snd William Miller Defs. nj
- which time and place you may attend if on
please.
J & w. MILLER
Richmond, Nav 81. 4Aks
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ADVERTISEMENT.

COMMITTED 10 the Jail of Giles County, VIZ
on the 18th of t,is Instant aNegro man, who say
his name is ~
~ YCk,
supposed to behbogfe5 yeshs old, and he saws be.
oogsto rhamss W,lI Hms9d, OF Spartingburs Ceun-
Y, South CHQi iehs'hyc feet near seven inch
es high, straight maize and has two scars on his
forehead, one above each eye, also two three of
his under fore-ieeth the left side of his mouth
are out The owner is rcquested to come for him,
pay charges nd lake him away. Given under my
nd this 25th d., of April 1918, John Yost, j. g. G.
The Editors o. Sout Carolina perhaps wiil DO
Mr.. Williamson = kindness to give his an insertion
their papers. sM.
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TCH M4D N ~
PIKE e. 0mDany.

TIE shareh9ld eE ~ thisLesnpany are here
by notified thsftpsis rsnnus: general ting
will be held. Sttss Eagle Ytfcrn IN tile CIT, Of
nichHond, on u.fTiir5t si0ndsy in next month
at II O'Clock, ~
n, sHEPP 5RD, Treasurer.
Mayo. tiMJ.
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(By Authority
SCHEME or THE LOTTERY, NO. /

First 1900 Blanks, each So
.'irst i-awa ~ b. on the 9th,
10Th, 1lth x 18th days, each 6 800
First on tn 18Th, 1000
First on the i7th, 1000
FIRST on the 2Oth, 10000
Al prizes SUBJECT 10 a deduc' ion lis per
cent. payable % days after the drawing is Fl
MS ed
90 Tickets to be drawn on each day of draw
ing.
Tke foregoing scheme is now offered to the
PUBLIC igpursuaHce of an act OF the Legsia.
lure, passed the session OF 1SlO--Il The sub
scrilets having received from the Commissi-
oners OF W Iiliam x Mary College transfer Of
heir authority to raise s certain sum Of MONEY
oy Lottery heretofore offered to the public the
Ninesg Number Lottery, which having failed
TO meet with patronase-thls Scheme is now
offered g. .heiE consideration, aaording to adj
ventzsf s sfeae advantages in addition to the
baud bfssspurposes 10 which the money arising
,hereitoni wiz be appled. The subscribers,
tsansfs fei7s. assure the public that all pr zcs
drawn in this Lottery shall be punctuaIly paid
SIMON Block,
SIMON BLOCK, jr.
Richmond, May 10, 1913. If
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liz debtors and creg4oss Of john ri
wards are yes1iesyiy rtqaested 20 come
wlrd wiihoetst ~ Tor hiisi settlement o
irenee, Esq a;fhouisa Copt'teuse and NY
Gf"yit ncaFluiat plaee,-sFe fully authori-
TO act TOR nc.
REUBEN EDWARDS
Admir- Of John Edward
farrh 10. 3m
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From The National InteMgenccr.

THE MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION
Has terminated, it appears in the electi
OH of fetleralists, in all branches of the state
government, by majorities greater than at
the election i'll April last, but much less than
at the election in November At this re
suit the Federal party exhibit an exultatl-
on that knows no bounds--with what rCa-
son let our readers judge, whep they exa-
mine the grounds for 1t, Had the re. SUR
been unexpected, there might have been
some Cause for rejoicing as it is, we won
der they do not hail their renovated hOnors
with more chastened jny-becauSe judg-
ing from their extravagant elevation, we ar
led To conclude that their success was as
unexpected by them as they know ii To have
been unmerited. The Repubiicansm of the
744ate nf Mas achusetts has, it is rue, hi
thefto saved THE State from material injary
from the exGesseh of party and that obsta-
Gle is now d19noved. The federal party
have now the entire control Of the govern
ment but we see no cause TO fear from uni
ted councils more deletcrious measures than
have already been adopted by the separ-
ate branches of the local Legislature.
The great object of the Federal leaders,
distinguishing them from their followers,
appears to be to oppose the measures, be
they what they may, of the general govern
ment; with which the state Legislatures
have .constitutionaily 10 concern, except as
the constituents of the senate of the United
States In this capacity it is, no doubt, that
they have always exercised the right of dis
GUESSING the measures of Congress, and Of
declaring their opinions thereon, as a guide
to- their particular Representatives. The
same light of peaceably assembling and ex-
pressing their opinions is secured to the
people by the constitution and frequently
exercised. But the doctrine Of the right of
the States or Of the People to oppose by
counteracting acts the measures of the 20
vernment is of modern date and Eastern
rigin. 1t is right no more appertaining
to the Legislature Of a state than TO the
same number of persons assembled in any
other public meeting. In whatever view il
may be considered, however, il has been al
ready carried to as great lengths, We be-
lieve, as the party will Ieem il prudent at
this time to push it by the executives Of
sach states as have refused to call out the
militia for the defence of the soil, inthc war
il which we are now engaged. The fede-
raj states have thus secured to themselves
in the eyes of the enemy as we'll as of their
countrymen, the enviable rank Of non
combatauts.' Further than Thu, we believe.
the state government of Massachusetts,, now
federal in all its branches will not venture
10 the experiment of opposition to the var.
otherwise than in Constitutional manner.
The course pursued by tho factious lead
ers, III regard TO the militia, as well as in
their thanksgiving proclamJton an other
devices to make the worse appear the
Oet1eI Cause proves not 30 much that they
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had obtained discharge from the Brit ish
service on account of his being an American,
requested OF capt. III. permission to enter
ON board the United States ship Chesapeake,
which he willingly granted, and the officers
gladly received him. In the afternoon the
officers repaired on board again with Tho
mas Jackson. Capt. Evans requested capt
ri. not To note his ship in the Log Book but
IN case he should speak any vessel of equal
force, to inform them where heswas and if
superior not to mention him. Several DAYS
after this were boarded by the Junon fri
gate, from Lynhaven Bay bound 20 Bermuda,
which capt Howe informed of the Chesa-
peake, Captain Evans. Capt Howe is sor-
~ To inform the public, that on the 18th he
was boarded by AN officer, from the Dragon
~, captain Berry; and in examining the ar
ticlesand people, he found this L. Jackson
to he missing and would not leave the ship
until he Could get some intelligence of him !;
and therefore began to search fore and aft
At;ersearching some time o. %! our men in
ior.ned him that he had entered on board the
u. States trigatc Chesapeake. The Lieute.
nant repaired on board the Dragon, and in
form capt. Berry, in the presence of capt
| IL. that cne OF the crew was missing, and
had entered on board the u. ). ship Chesa
peake. Capt. b. asked Capt. III. if il was
II
correct, that he had been spoke by one OF
our frigates which captain II could not de-
| ny but further Information was not obtain
Ell from captain II. respecting The place of
our leaving her. Captain berry knew she
was out, and was on the alert for her. The
! track which The Chesapeake has taken since
she ieit port. captain Evans pointed out to
| capt. IL. on his chart, first To the Western
Islands, from thence to the Brazils, from
thence to the Equator Line, from thence
| oil Suiinam il faith ms water, from thence
within SO miles OF Barbados, from thence
where capt. II. lett her all well G4th March.
one had captured three
Captain l.. informed capt. III. tina, he should
put ms ships head for some port in the u
states in about fourteen days from that date
1t he met with no distractions. Captain +.
vans was aware of the blockade, being in
formed by Captain Howe.
EDWARD HOWE, Jr.