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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-03
GLOVER SEED.

FRESH CLOFER SEED.
for sale at the store Of tie subscriber, an
Shepherd ToUn, Vyginid.
JAMES s. LANE.
February 81, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-03

stitution are there
fore, 8 $1,000 45
Upon which sum of s l6,S09 As, com
mission of Is per cent. is allowed (by a
regulation made bv the Executive in 1907, }
to the keeper; and five per cent to each OF
the turkeys making, in all, As per cent
UNI.
The number of prisoners received into
the Penitentiary from the commencement
of the Institution to November 30th, 1878,
is 567 of whom the number received in
1900 was q in 1901, was So j; in 1902, was
So; in 1908, was SIS: in 1904, was Al; in
1905, was so; in 1906, was Al; in 1907,
was 81 in 1908, was Sc in 1909, was 40 !;
in 1910, was 25; in 1911, was 81; in 1912,
was 40; and in 1918, was So
The number of prisoners remaining in
the Penitentiary December lst, 1918, was
Ia; of whom 8 were weavers, 8 quillers.
attending the carding, rowing, and spinn-
ing machine, | cook washer, | dish wash
err, | washing cloaths, 5 blacksmiths, 2
strikers, | nail cutter, | heading nails, 9
nailers, ! grinder, 3 boot makers, 60 shoe
makers, shoe cutters, 2 cooks, 9 harness
makers, rope and thread spinners, 8 car
penters, 9 hacking hemp, 2 beating hemp,
] coopering, IL at miscellaneous employ
ments, and were women, spinning, reel
ing, sc.
OF the above prisoners, 80 were convict
ed Of horse stealing, Is of murder in the Cd
degree, 6 of felony, 5 of voluntary man
slaughter, 6 of burglary, 4 of rape, 27 of
grand larceny, 2 of stabbing, 4 of petit
larceny, of carrying slaves out of the
state, | ofbuggery, of hog stealing, l of
forgery, ] of malicio,sly shooting, S of
manning, of embezzlng goods, ofpass-
ing counterfeit bank notes, of biting off
an ear, and of stealing watch, 80 were
black men, "a white men, black women,
and 2white women.
Since the commencement of the in
stitution to December list 1918, IA con
victs have been sentenced for second of.
fences, and one for a third-seven of whom,
having fulfilled their term, have been dis
charged
Is prisoners have been pardoned since
Dec. lst, 1879; SO having fulfilled their
sentenced term OF confinement, have been
discharged, and six have died.
s. The sums expended for raw ma
terials, &c. from April LIST, 1907 to Nov
3Oth 1913, amount to 202,259 Ia
For ratlons during that period
to 2l,O2S IL
For repairs x improvements l,O25 26
For Hospital 1896 SO
For salaries & rations to officers,
and pay of guards, 36,75i So
For commissions, in addition
to salaries, 1881 80
Total, s 279,49l SO
Deduct compensation paid for
safe keeping sundry prisoners,
by the United States, 1889
Sum disbursed in years and
eight months, 5 27S.0o5 80
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-03
MANUFACTOKY OF ARMS.

MANUFACTOKY OF ARMS.
The General appropriation
made by the revenue act,
passed the 22d day of Feb
ruary 1878, was $65, 200
Cash received for sundry cast
ings, prior to the 30th of
November 1918, was 1851 72
Excess of expenditures above
the appropriation, zoo GO
S73,l5s 6s
Cost of materials, with
in the year ending
the 30th of November
1918, was 1924 IS
Cost of labor, 81 ,70l SO
Contingent expenses
were oil Ill
Cost of repairs andim-
prOvsmsnts s,7ss 40
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-03
Public Sale.

VIII be sold at public Uendue, on Friday
The 18th Of March neat, at the sadscri-
ter's residence,
Mich Co1uS and Young
Cattle, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
emong gohich are too elegant Bureaus,
tho sets Windsor Chairs, &c. a quantity
Of Grain IN the ground, and number OF
ether articles too tedious to enumerate -
Il credit Of nine months s9W be gsUen, the
purchaser giving bond and approved secu
~ity. The sale aoW begin at nSre O'Clock,
xhen due attendance coiH be e sen by
JANE S{LFERS
M;dale Greek, Berkeley :
County, February "a, loli.S
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-03
ABSTRACT

OF THE MOST IMPORTANT PROCEEDINGS OF
THE LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA, AT THE
SESSION OF lSlS-l4.
PENITENTIARY INSTITUTION.
According to the Report ofthe committee
for examining the present state of the pub
lie Jail and Penitentiary, and the report of
the Visitors therein referred to, the articles
manufactured, from December LIST, 1879,
to November S0th, 1918, amount TO the
sum of s5l,9Io so
The costs of raw ma
terials, SC. to 25,3l9 IS
The expense of con-
veying criminals to
the penitentiary, to 4,254 As
Officers salaries to 5,527 SO
4 ss lcl o.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-03

=
featured were the following, viz
SIS muskets and bayonets at 10 II
each;
97o cavalry swords at SIS each;
299 artillery swords at 8 4 so each;
$50 pistols at s s each;
lee rifles at s IL each;
90 pieces OF cannon at s 10 each;
1865 old muskets have been repaired at
25 cts. each.
90 truck carriages for cannon have been
made: the materials foi which are valued
at S 500 60
46l old rifles have been repaired; Il
the materials valued at TIT 70
500 old pistols do. so cents each, 90 20
39l swords do. 10 cents each, SO 10
$50 screw drivers, valued at Is 60
The materials and parts OF arms
on hand in the armory Nov
30th 1918, were valued at 35,693 81
To which add 1919 lbs of lead
sent to the Penitentiary for the
use OF the armory, 326 90
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-03

Officers salaries, and
water from the canal
chargeable to the
artnory, amounted to 1924
Balance of apprentices
acct l6S 81
Expenditures on foun-
dry and boring mill, 1860 III
Proportion of water
from canal & officers
salaries chargeable
to the foundry and
boring mill, 1850
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-03

g In the same year the arms manu-
featured were the following, viz
SIS muskets and bayonets at 5 10 l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-14
NEW GOODS.

HE subscriber informs the public that he has ia.
= ken the store formerly occupied BY p D Rich.
mond,where be offers for sale general assormen, OF
FANCY And STAPLE GOODS,
adapted to the season, comprising many scarce and
valuable articles, not generally TO be had--among
which are
:. fine, plain and figured Lenoes, book Mus
hhs ana Cambrics, elegan, fancy Ga anG S.4 Shawls
o'a,k Lustrngs aud CambFcs, super glazed and
undfessed Cambrics, Muslns, Sarsnet,, Cambricks,
Lhnen da Thread Laces, Cotton do. very fine, Lin
nen Threads, white Fannes, red green and black do.
he above Goods he proposes selling for
Casa only, not doubling the prices will he sutiic.
lent inducement for those who wish to buy cheap, 70
cali and see before making their purchases
n Is New-fork, Connecticut, and Massa-
ehusetts Bank Bills, will be received at par for
Soods as above ALANSON RICHMOND
.Ntrrborf. N.nferiber Il
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-14
r PRIZE LIST o

The Pike privatecr. chased ashore and lost near
Savannah, sailed from PhiIadelphia April 10, and
made i9 prizes and 250 prisoners The following
prizes were destroyed, viz brig Prckle, of Poole,
6urnt-May 6, she captured the Industrious Bee.
from sealing voyage, and burnt her. 9Th, captur-
ed sch. Venus, from 90. and burn; her. IA, sehr.
Lord Nelson, from do. burnt. Is, sch Hope. from
do burnt. June 6, brig Orient, from Portsmouth,
f. Tor Tenerifie, with few dry. goods, which were
taken out aud the vessel scuttled June s captured
Br brig John and burnt her
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-14
NEW PUBLICATIONS,

yusi rcccivcd. and for safe, ,at the Boot sfore Of
JOSIAH T.. SHAW,
No.il8. Thames sfrees,
ID ELINDA, by Maria Edgewor,h, in 3
- OILS price So.
Koso, in London, by the author Of Albna,
or the Young Mother--Price 90 cents
Theodore, ,or he Pcruvisns, from the French
OF Pgault lie Brun--price 90 cents
The Parnassian Garland, or beauty Of mo
dern poetry, consisting Of upwards Of 200 pieces.
selected from the works Of the most distinguished
poets OF the present age, with Introductory lines TO
each article, by John Evans, A. M.--price 81 cents.
Portrait Of Bonapar.e, by Chataubriand-~-
price 81 cents.
Also, Smith and Jones' Hymns.
~ POSTSCRIPT.
A few zcarranfed nnGrawn Tickets & Shares
in the 4ih Glass Plymouth Beach Lottery. (oow draw.
ing in Boston) can be obtained by immed ate app-
cation at the Truly Fortunate Lottery Office Of j. g.
SHAW where have been obtained within few days,
3 prizes OF 8 100.
do. do. s 90.
M 81 do. do. 5 IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-14
AUTHORIZATION.

We the undersigned, do hereby certify, that GS
and families haze in various eases and in diiiercns
times, used DR. Cafy's celebrated Family lswhics
are now prepated by the verdcr at Coventry, r. II
We have found ,hon, highly servceable in our iamis
lies aud particularly eficacions in removing those
complaints for which they are rrescribe I'VE feel
assured Of their excellence, and consider the Pills
valuable, and worthy the attention Of all family PhyS
sicians In testimony hereof, we have affixed cur
respective signatures
Caieb KeiOn, JoseM Straight, r. Remington, 5Ss
John Remington, .,fary Remington. W CreeneS
Patience Greene, 4. Keiion, 1heoderia Remtlys
ton, c. Bor,en, r. r. Green, u. HiDur, jnls
J.C. Brolo,. Phcbe ir1sil, VI. Irryin, J. Hes.s
kline, Benjarnn Morse
certify that Was sick about two years with dry
skin, costyeness, and difficulty Of breathing: cocd
rcst-I had several doctors, bat could get
liefi applied 70 DR. Cary, aud got imme date felcf
believe IL il lad not been for lis Pills, could NOT
have lived ieoh,iaae taking the PNls. and am IN
tolerab!e hcahh! HUGH RELPH.
certify that was troubled with pain in my bow.
ar and side, and dizziness in tc head called o1
Dr. Cary hs gave me abou, thirty Pills, which curs
ed me. feseem them valuable.
certify ihs, have rna,e- use Of Dr Carys Pills.
AMI ar in duty bound to say they the most eaay
csthar,ic that ! ever made use OF.
September, 1915 RAY JOHNSON.
The subscriber irs,ing been much afflicted win
he asthma for several years, vas induced to make
rial Of Dr Csry's pls--Before lad taken Que boz
found myself miich relieved, and sm now in the
enjoyment os good health. J. HOWLAND
Dr. e. w. HoPPiN is sole agent Tor the Town ct
Provideree.
IT The Pills recommend themselves.
The above Medicines are sold by ID. RirLty,NorA
Rich, Con Avis & Ass sntrH. WEXFORD, land
" sAnuEL w. vlSsos, Newport At the q men-
oned place are kept, as usual, al kinds OF Drugs
nd Medicines generally in use and of the bs$a
ualisy,--h eortipvance Of fsvors solicited.
SAMUEL w. vlNSoNt
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-14

A there has been much said in publications IS To
\ ,he utility OF Medicines, shall only say ihcsJ
are the best correc,ors Of the bile that have found
in 20 years pfactice they operate No ca,hnrtic ans
tspasmodic. sudoric, aud diuretic in Of bills
hard skin, costycness loss Of appetite yellow skns
dizziness IN the head, pain in the side and bowels
one Pill taken every hgbt eight or ten nights sucs
cessivey, then from TO four the appeares
to purge, will be satsfactior 10 thoge who please
TO try them. They may be given to persons Of a,A
ages and both without any disagreeable feels
ings they are the best Pills for Cemales that in
use, particularly for women who in child bedS
where there is orIy cathartc wanted. when frorf
one to four may bc used, The age and situation N
the patient may require. JOSEPH CARY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-14

THE RISING SUN.-A town thus na-
med is laid out on The west bank ofthe Ohio RI
vcr, ) miles below the Grea: Miami This
town is laid out on high and elegant situa-
ton equal 10 any on the river bank, and as
backed by an extensive tract of fertile coun-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-14
NOTICE.

THE subscriber having relinquisbed the retail
L buoiness, requests all persons indebted either
by note or book account, To call and make payment
IN all this month all accounts not settled in that
time will be given To another person for collection.
y. o RICHMOND
N. Is. few cases of prime GOODS are offered
by The case or piece, as low as be purchased in
Boston. Newport. Sept IA
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-14
BY Last Evenings Mail.
BOSTON, September Is, 1914.
49,. sE:: 49,. es~,---

BOSTON, September IS, 1914.
Troops are arriving from the county hour.
ly. On Saturday a companies arrived. On
Sunday afternoon two companies of infantry,
arrived from Msslborough, distance ef so
miles, which they et, in the morning of the
same day, They received their orders only
the evening before.
Yesterday arrived in town nine companies
of artillery; rifemen, infsnlry, sc.
The troops from the country for the
present principally quartered AT S. Boston.
The hills on the harbor side oil Boston are
covered with troops, and fatigue parties in
cress;ng the defences Of the place.
The companies from the country are well
coined 20 the metropolis by .he repeated and
hearty cheers Of the ci,izons, - they pass
the streets.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-14
HENRY MOORE,
OFFERS FOR SyME.

OFFERS FOR S.ME,
CIN-50 pipes OF Sisson's manufactoryi
~ RUM--tO hhds. WI Sd and iLh proof, OF prize
schooner Louisa's cargo;
BRANDY-French and panish,
WlNE-Madcira and Lisbon;
M0LhSSEs--hhds and bbla. - 80.
sCGARS--Havsna and Muscovado,by box, &c.
TEAS-Hyson, Eyson Skin, soushcnS, and eo-
- hea, by the chests
COFfEE-by the bag;
SALT--coarse and tines
NUTMBGS;
hLLSPtCE;
PEPPER,
CASSIA;
CAYESNE-pepper,
SNUFf-yell6w;
OIL-sweet and lamp;
WAkE-iron and sioneJ
BED-CORDS--aN!ew gross;
And great number Of other articles TOO nurner-
Gus to intentionally which will be sold Wholesale
and retail, for cash or approved credit, as low as
can he purchased in kbode-Isand.
.Ne1eborf. February IL. 1914 "
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-14
State Legislature

An extra session of the Legislature of this state
has been called by Gov Jones which meets this day.
in this town. We hope and trust efectua measures.
as far in their be adopted for the preser
walton of this place from the predatory incursi0ns of
the modern Goths and Vandals.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-14

Nc4u feather BEDS and Feathers.
I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers, and Feather
IL Beds, from 20 10 45 dollars, kept constant,
for sale bv ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. 2, CharIes-sfreef
Lseua,s--sn assortment Of MATTRO9sEs o.
every description, constantly KEEP, for sss ~ shove
March %. H.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-14
500, Sullivan 800, GoldsbOro 500, penG3sco,
400, &c.-Bos. Pal
From Sctlth Amereca.

From South dYerec0.
gentleman who left Buenos Ayres about
the 9th May, has arrived in town. He states
that no accommodation had taken place between
the Montvedeans and Buenos Ayreans. The
latter could bring 90 or $4,000 men into the
field, but had not suffiicisnt arms for them.
They had fleet of Is sail of war vessels.
One OF than commanded by Capt. Elijah
Smith, an American, had got aground near
Montiyedco, where Capt. Smith, and another
American were killed.-i6.
The ridiculous cr0aking" in the last Gen.
tinel about the resignation Of the President
and Vicc-Prcsidcn,, saeh pery strong Of fae
Nymfhe friga.e. In the talk between Capt.
EPworth and the Kings printer, it was doubt
less agreed between them, tha, "the resigr
nation of fhe President aud Vice~PrtSiGeaf"
should in future be the burthen OF every Gen.
tinel diily.-lnstead of exiHng the PresIdent
for defending the rights and honor OF Ameri-
ca, it would be much better TO send on board
the Nymphe for permanent residence, certain
editors and printers, the liege subjects and
servants of his Majesty: The King wants
" his ogyu," and il is but right that he should
be indulgsd.-- Bosf. Pat.
"Now, by St. Paul, our work goes bravels
on."--Deeaiur, with his gallant band of hardy
tars and marine yolunteers.-Thc sea-fencioles
ralying and forming under tried and valiant
oficers--!he Irish patriots rising in their ma
tive spirit, and arming with rifles, pixies, or
any other effective weapons-thc eXemfis,
formed in companiss OF able and experienced
men in every wsrd--,he state legionary corps
filing rapidly with the choisest materials
the French and other foreigners combining in
arTs for the defence oftheir home,-lhe mill
tia s. volunteers companies forming and filling
with the flower of our youth. These move
ments, pursuing with Increasing yigor and
and resolution, are oonsoiing TO the patric,
honorable 10 the country, and satisfactory TO
every class of citizens. Under the auspice
Of a vigiIant commander in chief, and officers
on whom we can depend, the city is put out
cf all ques,ion.--.b. Y. Coium6fan.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-14
Town Nieetinr:

A TowaMeeting was held IN this towa on Mon.
day last--shen. as usual, il was adjourned without
cHec,ng any hing OF Importance ior the defence of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-14
DOCTOR CAkN'S
APPROVED FAMILY PILLS,

Uhich celebrated for The cure f many dsrassx9
of0'iiy TO rare, Ge, 10 prerent sekasss,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-14

AcWutNfUy fH Mc ~
ADAMS, James Harvey
Archer Hannah
Armstrong George
Albro James
Brown John
Brown, Mrs. Elizabeth
Bradford, Edward :
Bradley, John b.
Brown, Miss Margaret B,
Brown. Jane
Blake. John w.
Barker, Henry Jones
Bliss Mrs. Mary
Burlick, Raymond X.
Drooker John
Brownell, Jonathan.
Brownell iona. Eorts.
Bailey Prince q
Brosnell Thomas ,Iit
Bak,r Jonas w. "a
Campbell, William
Cook Peter -
Chappell Scranton
Chase Peter
Clark Capt. Peter
Coggeshal! Nancy
Carter Rhoda
Cornell, Walter 3 letters
Carpenter, Nathaniel,
Clarke Geoige
Comeroy Lucy
Church Benj. ..
Dixson. Lewis
Dyer S-pkrona AZ I}i,f
Dockrsy James R.'gA ,-'
Dayton James tssroQt
Dillingham; Mary snr
Delozeair Asa. ,r
Freeman Joseph.
Green Mr..
Green. Capt. Pardon c.
Gray, 5.
GreeRman jeremiah
Hazard Miss Elizabeth
Hazard Deborah
Hathaway, master Abner
Hawkins Annie
Hammond Thomas
Handy John
Iioig Isaac.
James Jonathan
Jat kson Abel
Jscquays Nathan
Jardin Lantlld.
Knowles Avis
Kruger, Captain
Kuhn Andrew.
Livermore 8.
Langley Peter
Lloyd
Lawton, Capt. George
Lawton Benz.
LawtoD Isaac.
Mac Gregor
M'Quilcn
MDowd, william
Mantors Matthew
Moores Levi
Morgan Joseph, 2
Macgresor Mary
Morgan Sarah
The above Letters, UT
the goth inst VIII posi-,
General rss,.Ufilce
Ne,yporf. Sept 6, 1915
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MEk!NOS-at Iuction.

To be sold at Public Auction, on The eth inst
at IL o'clock. NJ at Capt. TASsERs, near
the stone bridge, in Tiyerton--
Rams, years old,
1 do. lamb,
~ Ewes, imported, years old. yearlings and
lambs
The above sheep are Of the Pauer and Bscurial
breeds, and have been pronounced by good judges
TO be OF superior quality. They may be a
week previous 10 the sale at 1BomAs BARKeR's,
one mile north of the bridge. The conditions viii
be cash. DAVID BUFFUM.
Newport, 9th mo IA 1914
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-14
INCREASE OF APPETITE.

n When the war commenced, the enemy
promised to respect Passport /; but they'aftcr-
" ards took it, and then declared they meant
to trouble no place TO the westward Of it.
They bave however now taken Castine, and
Claim all from Passamaquoddy TO Penobscot,
bot utter assurances that they mean to molest
no other part OF Maine aud these assurances
will probably be found as sincere as former
ones.
The territoy between Pcnobsco, and Pas
samaquoddy, which the Governor and Admi-
raj from Nova Scotia have, By proclamation,
dee clared X 10 be their intention 10 take
possession of, and have commenced by
occupying Css,ine, includes about Forty
zowns belonging TO 6e Stare Of Massaehnseffs.
Among these towns are Addison, with shou,
400 inhabitants, Calais 400, Cberryheld 400,
|Columbis, 500, Harrington, 500, Jonesboro,
1000, Maehiss 1000, Steubcn 600, Lubec,
|RoLins,on, Blachill 7oc, Buckssown, 1900,
|Cas;inc lioo, DeerisIe 1000, Eden 700,
Frankfort 500, Orringtoo 400, Sedgwiek
ktoo, Isishors 500, M,. Desert 100, Trenton
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-14

The navy, regulars and militia, at PIa,ts-
burgh, have, with great bravery, resisted the
numerous army of the enemy which attacked
that placs--and kept him at bay at least two
days, with force very inferior in numbers.
The American fort at Prairie du CHEN has
been taken by the English. II appears that
among the English force was corps Of Mi
chigan Fencibles, and that the inhabitants Of
the Prairie fred on the Fort
An expedition under Gen. M'Arthur, a
gainst the towns of cear,ain hostile Indians, is
preparing in Kentucky and Ohio.
A melting has been held a, Charleston, S.
C. to adopt additional measures for the de.
fence of that city.
A subscription has been commented q,
Charleston, S. C.. for Seventy-sir gun ship
Tor Capt. Porter.
The Governor of Virginia has issued
proclamation for an extra session Of the Leg
islature OF that State, TO commence on lhe
second Monday in October.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-14

Ersrars Of letter from .Newsuryhorf, dated
last evening, TO the Editors.
GA gentleman has arrived 10 town, who
left Bangor on Thursday. He informs that
the property taken and destroyed there,
amounts TO abou, 10000 dis. BY agreement
with the Selectmen, all the shipping at b..
wa, to be delivered a, Castine by the 3o,h
Oct. or $4,000 dis. psid for its ransom. The
enemy had all embarked on board his vessels
a, Frankfort. The English buried Of their
people, killed 2, one placc-.ours did not ex-
ceed or 6.
I" Ar. this day, the small privateer sch.
Viper, Preston, Of Salem, with guns and Ia
men, from cruise to the Esstward.-2sth
Aug. oiy Grand Msnan, fell in with an Eng
boat. with 90 men, from Indian Island, COM
msoded by Lieut.. of the Arab brig Of war.
The Wiper bssi her of, after an action Of one
hour and an es'f, in which the gunner ives
killed--se.eral were killed on board the En-
Q ish boat. Capt. p. ha, taken small pri'
Z-S