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Cspt. Deacon, US Navy.
NoRFoLK, April 90.

NORFOLK, April 2Gs
The following statement Of AN affair which
took place in this harbos' on Wednesday eve
ming last we have prepared from the evil
dence given before The inquest, which was
held on the bodies of the two unfortunate
men who were killed.-We have been more
minute in stating the facts than the inlpor-
lance of the case should seern to demand
but we deem the detail necessary W prevent
misrepresentation which might obtain Gre
denCe so the prejudice Of that magnanirnity
and justice which the United States, in all
their intercourse with England, have ever
strictly adhered 20.
The crew Of he Windsor Castle, brought
in by the privatoer Roger, were, on Wed
nesday last, put ON board large schn'r and
sent down to Craney Island, in charge of
Mr. WEsTDRooE. an officer of the r. ger,
with guard Of 8 United States soldiers
Owing to a low tide, the schn'r anchored
some distance from the Island, and the pris-
aners had 70 be debarked in a row-boat-
Mr. Westbrook took thirteen Of the English
men, with four Of the gard to row the boat
to the Island, leaving eleven others in
charge OF four soldiers on board the schoo-
ner
Before MS return to the schooner the pris-
oncrs on board, rose upon the guard and en-
deavorcd 20 dissrm and throw them over
board, IN which, owing 10 The suddcnness of
the assault, they had nearly succeeded -
Mr.. WeStbroos got alongside the schooner
while the soldiers were yet struggling with
the superior M nbers Of their assaii.lts, bot
they stiil held their arms DESTROYS 20 uuell
the rnutiuuu5 proceedings % the Engl.sl,nen,
ne gIpostu1tet, entgeatel AMI threatened,
'jut to no purposs. aud !. was cyiaent from
sneii expire isioiis. tlsat they were determined
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DOMESTIC.

IT., BqSfon, .fhrH 90.
me superb ship hadcfyende7ce, commend :
Ell Dy Capt VIM. Crane, left the NavyYard
on MONDAY, am! is now moored OF the Long
wharf. we understand thai she has receiv,
e.. ca principal part of her guns and men, and
the residue are daily expected Co,;o u GO
bridge has hosted his bro ID rcndan en-
the independence, & will proceed imme,liate,,,
10 take the cammand OF the NJ -diterranes;,
squadron. ans A'i
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In the Steamboat Car of NeptIne ,r,;
we'd yesterday morning from Albany, came
passengers the M .rquis of Tweedale, * Coils.
Wanc up, D'Coursey and Bruce, ali of the
British army. INC
Yesterday arrived at this port. the British
ship bittern, in days from Halifax, viii, a
FIJI cargo OF diy-goods. Bv this arrival. we
received Halifax papers of the 21st inssant
British packets were due, when the Bittern
saied-no late news had reached there from
Europe.
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SII[AiEO or 5TOTBN.

z 2ROM The Sulserib,., on the uisLt of.the.,eeond
; ins,ant, n HO.1.NE HORyE, w,th a loI, tan,
shoi all round, footIoc%s closely lmmed trot, pae
aed c'niers well, aud IN tolerable good oycr a. be
works. -" III harness, there Il likewise u.s-1. Oi Tie
gear on 1rn other particulars not rec9llcctch
whoever viii deliver to me, liyiag IN H,rhnioud tl,,
aho'9 mcn9ned horse shall receive reward 0f five
do''ers'-0ny Information respecting him, will be-
Thankfully received.
JOHN I1"SiEY.
o. wish to hire, three or fo,n. Ne,ro l.e, and
Two or hrse briek-!-a> efs D, tie ,oouGi. ~
nprii g. ----.iitf
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Chnrlottesyille. Mar a---tds
THE SI{BS(E7VFP-

4 T his Uomssfc 1Ytsre-H9l,ge, np;.oste Charles
IA Beck q Co Main 4 Street, HIS r,st received
from the Manufacturers, addition TO s former stock
81 cases Domestie Goods consisting OF I'm. and course
t"hshams ''tids, Checks, Stripes, Chsmbrays Shirt
ig;s, Shoetnss, Diapers aud Bed Tickug; also weav-
ing and sewing CottOr,s, C,sii.ets, C,,incres Fine
Colds Ac. &e.AlI Of which i,e oilers for sale o as
t0od terms, Tor eta scceptanccs in town, as they
thn he Dad IN Pima. ph,a on Ncw-Yors
PHILIP BUILDING.
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April 10.
30 DOLLARS REW1RD-

hNAWAY from this blqce ON tie 2lst .l11rc6. n
-, - ASety BI"1Ch B0Y, about 20 years of age. a.
. o"' feg 1 ~ inches nigh nc 1s bred tanner, ana,
.0rS ." ne employment ?f cupt,as Ben Tate ofthis
E ps,l 1';4en he a5sc0ed bought him of .urs.
H"teo hHlg Uam cosnty, and il is o,.o5f3Ic he IL
ng.D "a "af nsfghdoreho0d IsviH PAY the a5es,e w.
III ms place fore1ra,7 all cabai,l, of ,.ei ta;
enoying mn, Or fTom ha1ang hin, a6osrd tej; ,c,.
seTs' "'iGe'' tie fenttg of bling feoo, nrosec,.tss
o.,o DAVID w. BRAND.
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making their escape in, her. He then leapet
on board and attempted to rescue one OF the
soldiers, when the fellow who held him. quit
ting his hold, seized the til.er and aimed =
dow at Mr.. w. who warded it off and order
ed the released soldier to fire at him. which
he did and killed him. At the same time, a.
mother soldier having disengaged himself shot
ms opponent dead. The mutineers having
the other two soldiers confined, exclaimed
Now is the time, boys don't give 'e,n time
10 load again., and were rushing forward to
selze Mr. Westbrook, when he drew a pair
OF pistols, and commanded the mutineers in
hrm and determined tone to go below, de-
claring that he would shoot the first man who
refused.
This decisive conduct had the desired ef
rect they alllmmediately descended into the
hold, and were subsequently carried to the
Island, where they were put in close confine-
ment.
The conduct of Mr.. Westbrook was truly
praise-worthy Ills intrepedity certainly
saved the lives of the soltiicrss and. prevented
the consPirators from Carrying off the schoo-
ner---an act WHICH it is said they had preme-
dtated.
The tive unhappy wretches who threw a
way their lives i'll this affair, are Represented
by the mate of the Windsor Castle to have
beer habltually turbulent g. mutiious- Their
names are John Barnicot and Thomas Dun
Jay.-lhe verdict of the jury of inquest en-
tlrely acquitted the two soldiers of any blame
III taking their lives So. Herald.
BOSTON, April 81.
We find it stated by writer in the Port
land Gazette, that the schooner G. rey- Hound,
Thomas Gould, master, sailed from the port
OF Portland Oil the 9th inst. for Annapolis, in
Nova Scotia, where she arrived. as
we suppose, for the purpose of fish
ing IN that bay. The master imme-
diately repaired on shore, aid applied to
the collector to pay his anchorage dues, as
mas oeen customary, but was informed BY the
collector that the fisheries within the iuris-
diction of the British government were inhi
bitcd to the citizens of the United States. and
warned to depart Immediately, under penal
ty or seizure, the collector observing that he
daily expected instructions from Halifax to
that effect.
notwithstanding the urgent request of the
master to be allowed to remain without the
privilege OF fishing. and to wait the recent cf
the instructions from Halifax, and then abide
the ultimate decision of the collector, he
could not obtain that liberty, bat was compel
led to depart Immediately, and has returned
to Portland.
1T does not appear from the article from
WHICH the above information is taken, wheth-
or the collector OF Annapolis had been nstruc-
ted BY his government to forbid fishing in the
bay, or whether he acted on his own direc-
ton. --.
e1oIts TO, HeJze, in case the vessel did not inn
mediately depart. We have received Hall
fax papers to the 18th inst. but we do not find
IN them any order upon the subject of the
fishery. We ara, therefore yet left somewhat
i'll doubt respecting the construction, in rela-
ton to this subject, which the British author
tiles will give to the Treaty.
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Fur SALE.

4 Valuable Tract O. w.. timbarad Land contain
"A ing about
SIX HUNDRED .9rREG.
siiua'ed IN The county Of Warwick, thirty mile, from
Norfolk, and eighteen miles from Hampton. This
land consists Of pine, red aud white oak, and is most
consequently fixed on q nayig2b.e creek which emptes
m'o James River, great quantity Of the timber 50
contiguous TO the Greek, that there would be very m
lie abour and expence required in getting Oft 10 mar
sct, the most remote part 81 the land will not exceed
inhe from nayigabe waer--I can recommend ibis
fAnh To any person WHO wishes to engage IN timber
f' g' rs one pi tie est cnayeneut and ecic ,.u-
''7nS 80 Tie lower country for making noncy--Any
-f,ei DESTROYS N purchasing, you'll 10 doubt wish
view the premises which vll be shown them b.,
iieaann 70 the Su5sei5rr, bong in the COraty Of
a'"ct' x ihc terms oisa'e ticn radc kndwn
WILLIAM DitGES.
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VALUABLE. STOCK

mr. HCCIION.
ON Monday Sth inst will commence the sale. at
u g ). Williams's Store, their entire SrOCK
OF GOODS. conss ns OF valuable assoit lnent Of
DRY GOODS 81 Shoes
Alsn--A variety OF Glass and China Ware: al, Of
which will be sob witlont limitation, On A credit a, Q
and = months JAMES BROWN, Jr. Auctr
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IS DOLLARS REWARD.
I'D ANAWAY from the subscriber nm the n;,h, ,r,,.
Ia e5th o.. March last. o'' u u"
JJPO E.SJyCES

n Of he
L a e5th o. March last, o." " '"'
TITO APPRENTICES.
ny me names OF ALEXANDER HAMILTON
Wuop, g LEROY kEES E.E., bot. Of them between
the ages otis aud 20 Years, AID both %, them we'll
dressed IN blue aud back broad cloth, domestic cloth.
ooa Is about feet, inches high, slim, witt, n
neiJ 'n Vsase, high roman nose, lark eyes X nsir
Neesie IS about the same heighth oil Wooi has fair
n'r s.u sS' and dark eyes, and considerably stoop
shou'uere'i They were both nent.d to me. to l-,rn
sl'e art and trals OF Windsor Chsr-Nlakng, Turning.
nc. ann have acquired pretty general knowledge
thereof WOOD understands the oi guiding and Or
n,nehua pa Jung toterably well his time OF service
WI oe up III July, 1916, and keesees in Dec of that
year The above reward will be given. or $40 for
e'her aud an additional sum of SIS for every hnn-
dred miles they may be brought over two hundred
miles. ~ WV "u"uie Gu
~" persons whatever are hereby cautioned against
"aoou'rhg, employing mr. assisting then, ia any manner
VI FORM whatever, as the law will be executed with all
ns force ou such offenders -"
April 10. s
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WESTLHrDYES

First ar'fUai from iamaica since RTE Peace.
Yesterday arrived at this port the British
ship Cuba, from Montego Bay, (Iam.) with
full cargo of rum, moasses, &c.
By this arrival the Editors of the Mercan
tile Advertiser have received a Fl e of lanai
ca papers TO the LIST inst. from which we have
follow
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Harrington, May 2.
WAR DEPARTN1EN
.6djufaHf and Instr. Generals Office,
OIL .4ErK 1E1f
GENERAL ORDER.

~ HUH I1llF IIf07lIs VfNCTUL yTTEt1
2efh. .4ftrA, 1915.
GENERAL ORDER.
Information having been given to the War
Department, that many persons have pur-
chased from soldiers their claims to bounty
lands, it is therefore deemed proper 70 pub
'bsh, as general caution, the following ex-
tract of the act of Congress entitled " An
act for designating, surveying aud granting
the military bounty land" passed May 6.
1872, by which all sales Of military Ian (
bounties, before patents from the War De-
parimeut have been granted, are declared to
be null & void, viz -" Sec. ID. The Secre-
tsry TO- ,h4 Department ofWar, for the time
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KiU@ston, Afrik !

follow.
Kingston, AfirR I.
Fifty-three Spanish Gentlemen arrived in
the sch. Cariotta, from Carthagena. We
learn by them that the inhabitants of that CT
~ were III the greatest conformation, owing
to its being ascertainej that Cen Bolivar. at
the head OF an army from Santa Fee, was
within half league of Carthagena. Bust
ness was in consequence completely at
stand.
Inc convoy from Mexico, laden with six
millions ofspecie and quantity of Cochineal
and other valuables. arrived at AIaDa, L.
hnut 25 leagues from La Vera CRUZ ON the
ifth Nov last, and although there was an inn
ms1se body OF troops with them, they had
not reached La Vera Cruz, in consequence
OF the insurgents being very numerous, when
the PEspoir brig left that port.
On the 18th of January, General Agu;lar.
at the head o. 1900 Boyalists, left La Vera
Cruz for the interior, and was attacked by a
body of insurgents, when the General and
several officers were wcnnded. and they we're
compelled to return to "a Vera Cruz on the
9th.
The following Proclamation has been issned
by Gen NJ irnion, Presidene Ct the Congress
sitting al Carthagena
4 PROCLAMATION.
tn me Inhabitants Of Carthdgenr.
TILLDW
Au army, under the comrsrI
Of Gen. Bolivar, approaches, for the purpo,s
Of invading your capital. This army pretends
to call itself, " me Army ofMe Union'' It
! IS IN RVS pay, and is composed principally of
Grenadine soldiers, your confcdcrates and
brethren. Under these circumstances. Won
know what ought to be your duty. NV voice
viii not he raised but to declare to YOU that {
tbs army belongs to the Union, and is paid
by us, 1t is not for the purpose Of invading our
tetfltory. The General Government. in
whose name address you, and which as YOUR
Heprescntativc. I assisted in establishing. is
a pa ernal government. 1t loves YOU il has
not forgotten pDIr efforts atd tie sacrifices
yo" have made % sccure independence, ard
or otherwise than bavir declared tina. war
sao-il be wsEtd asainst you. it has e,:Dress-
" directed tiat 1t should be avoided. The
General acts in contradiction 90 che orders Of
! tive Government under which ne serves ;
thereto e, let Jour Conduct be regulated ac-
| cordiugiy-
JUAN M6RMIOT,
PreaideHt efhe C1ngrcss IN
ComDus8lOn.
Car'boreao, NHvch Is, 1915.
By the Aroe ica1 schooner Macaria. which
! arr. on sunday. "a p days frorA Baltimore,
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~. ID. DEACON,
Master Com'dr. U. S. Navy
Con'dr ST. James lucas Yeo

Sir James a'is7Yer 10 CAPTAIN Deacon's nate.
Ncw-Hork, April 70, 1915.
SIR.
have received yonr letter, requesting an ex-
PLANTATION OF my treatment TO YOU at York after YOUR
capture in the schr you COMMANDED which was in co ise-
quence oft having been reported to me- that YOU had
fred into my boat after YOUR surrender
Since my arrival here, the explanation which has
taken place. has convinced that YOU innocent Of
the charse, and did fire. am therefore willing TO
give cret to your assertion, aud assure you the IA
favorable impression is removed from my mind, and
consequently that you acted as became officer aud
gentleman.
i am, Sir, &c.
(oigned) ".r
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SHE or POBLiC PROPE01lTiTT-

AT AUL HON.
a n Monday TIE 2&d of this month, will be sold
without reserye---A large quantity of Onaaer-
Masters Stores, lately employed publie seryice, rcn
sisiiBg Of '
1900 or 2ooC Tents part OF them made Of the bes,
lnaeiaIs-A grest number Of Axes, Spades, Pots o.
Nens, Kettles, Pans and BassCarpenter's and Blsck
smiths Tools, aud various other articles
l Iie sale will commence at 10 o'clock on the CAM
to Sguarc. f
Farmers, Planters and Others will fin it their ine
rest 10 attend this sale, which will AFFORD hem AN On
porunity OF supplying shiIfng for their hands, and
great many necessary implements of husban,lry
JAMES BROWN, Jr V. "
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ne haOe reeeived and offer For Sale,
SO Bots Russia DUCK,
so ps. Ravens do
90 do Russia SHEETING.
> Ions London Bstered STEEL
,-.,o, LUChE " STEER.
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Further translations from Paris iaaters, rccei-
Oed by the Sine Qua-.Non at N=qg- York,
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PORT OF BEIDoETowN.
31fbn,To,o L.. ,
[Fi,om IA: .NesO, Yort, Courier, .gpra PSI


Messrs GARDENER Il Buell.,
GENTLEMEN--I hav, observed in the New-Yck
Courier OF the 25th inst. a communication tsken frnm
the Boston Gszette of the 3Oth inst touching the af
tn'r between Captain Deacon, and Sir James Lucas
feo' Allow me through your paper, to dsproye the
statement made, by publishing ali the circumstances
winch took place between those gentlemen ON that
subject. e.; t '''
The following note ofthe 10Th inst was handed bv
me to Sir James shortly after his arrival in this city
on the day following, Captain Owep, of the royal ma
W. called upon me, and requested, thai his friend Sir
James might have PSI sonai friendly interview with
Lapta'n Deacon allttienR, that if on any occasion.
ms conduct was unpleasant TO captain Deacon il was
not intended to wound his feelings; which | declined
saying that written communications in answer 10 that
MADE by me, would be prefecr=d this course was nc
eenen tn by Captain Owen. and on the d.y th..
note OF the 18th inst delivered to me- which being
consMered as satisfactory, accepted. Capt. Owen
then requested that sir James might have the plea
sure o' seeing captain Deacon, and when they inst.
or James, hghy honorable Ga himself expressed MS
entire appreciation of the conduct of CAPTAIN Deacon
ann oi the eouTre which had been pursued in the az
fair 20" " Wv a.
Comnodore Decatsr had nothing to do with this At.
tar nor was he 1dy!scd with the subject.
L am gentlemen, respectfully,
THOMAS GAMBLE, u S. Aaspy
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we received the intelligence of the ratification
OF the treaty of peace betweecn G.. Britain &
tine u States.
Capt. John Simpson, late of the shin OF
tawa, OF and from Liverpool, bound to this
port, with valuable cargo of merchandise,
as also DIR. Crocker, and Messrs. Mous,lale
and Co"berbatch, late passengers in that
snip, arrived Oh "Wednesday in the sloop Don
Hermanos. The Ottawa sailed from Cork
with the last fleet, but separated from them
on tue 10th February, and joined the same
nlghs she Bermuda ships, under the Leonidas
tr'Sate, OF SO guns, they being nternixed
one kept company with them until the 2Sth.
IN lat. 10, long. SO, when she received per
mission from Capt. King, the Co n modore, to
part from her, and proceed to tins Island,
out on the 9th ult off Altave, was captured
by the American privateer sChr Kemp, Cap
tam Alme'da, OF Ii guns and 90 men, out
~ days from Wilmington, when the ship was
manned and ordered for the United States.
wo days afterwards, the privateer fell in
with two small vessels, when the above gen
tiemen, and the crew of the Ottawa, were put
on board OF them, and Ian ded on the coast of
Porto-Rico.
PORT OF BHIDGETowN.
Bar5adoes, Fec. 90.
Arrived, American schooner Spencer. Ia.
den with tobacco, prize to His Majesty's ship
Dasher, and Barbados brig, captured on the
18th instant, from North Carolina. for ST
bartholomew she was originally destined
Tor Bordeaux. but having encountered a Sc
we're gale of wind, she was obliged to bear IN
the Dashcr had also captured brig laden
with -four, and it is said ordered her for this
Island. '''''
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! avail myself by the op pnrtunitv If vour arri-
val at this plac,. of asking an expsrston of your
treatment to me, while your prisoner Little York,
and feel satisfied, recurrence TO the circumsan-
ces, YOU will do that justice due nom one officer to
smother.
My Friend, capt. Gamble, ofthe navy viii hand YOU
tiiis-he has been made acquainted with alb the cir
cnmstances relative to my reception by yo and is ui-
y authorized to receive the explanation required
have the honor to De, Sc
(Signed)
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Commission.
Cnrfh0rcno DHirch Is, 1915
By the Amc ica1 schooner Macaria. which
arr. on sunday. IL q days from, Baltimore,
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INLAND NAVIGATION.

Three gentlemen arrived in this place few
days since, under circumstances, that have eX-
cited much interest The embarked upon the
'Staun,on river, small distance below its source
or head; proceeding down that river they fell
INTO what is called the upper Roanoke, which
they descended and passed the falls above Hall
fax; they then proceeded down the Roanoke into
Aibemarle sound, through which they passed INTO
Pasquotank river, and into the canal, through it
to Norfolk, where they arrived with the boat
they started with Thus has practical demon
strstlon been gwen to the practcabIlIty of turn
ing this navigation TO the most important and va
luable purposes. We understand that thee gen.
uemen concur in opinion with many Others, that
what is most requisite, is to make the present 3.
nal 1si,ier md deeber. We have no room in this
days paper to enlarge upon this subject, nor
have we had time to collect such information a.
we deem interesting upon the subjective shall
only say, that IT IS one IN which the citizens o
this place are deeply Concerned.
Norfolk Ledger.
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ERom raE nosroS pArRIoT.

=" BOndparfe murdered ms SICK az Jafa."
repor hay ng be n put n circulation by sir
Robert Wilson, notorious TOitigg, (GOd bless
the mark-not lighting officer, who hangs on tie
rear Of the British army to gather ma erals for
D0ok,) that Bonaparte murde ed his sick at Jnf
ia, ! was astOnshed 10 iind the " lie direeT CIV
en- TO the British reporter ofcampagns, BY one OF
his own countrymen, who was Jaha soon after
the alleged murders were perpetrated, and Oi
course had as ample means of correct informal ON
on the subject, as the bloodless Knight ofbattles
g bott of 1ylich he sa1y" but " part of which ne
saw not" Although equently challenged TO ex
hlbt the requisite testimony IN support Ut a
charge which rested only IN mis- make assertion
the magnanmous author has kept dign fed ST.
le1ce. II was enough that ne had the ffuness
Independence, and 6raUtFy, to SANDER, IN a most
fragrant manner, an enemy OF his M iesty, FOR as
he had never slam one IN the field, he still could
" do The state some service" by most vallantly ly-
ing for the honor of the British crown. W.th
the modest assurance of an Englishman, he &C
cuscd the commander Of the French army of
crime, at which barbarans revOlt-held hun up
TO the world as a monster VOID of all fcelrg, and
stained with the blood Of his compatriots ~ arms,
murdered in cool blood on the sho es of Asa
Like the fat knight at the battle of Ellsworth
Field, although he dared not meet Pero, 3 arm,
IN fight, he will swear truth out OF England for
the honor Of his death
Mr. CLARK beng IN Egypt soon after the British
army arrived there under general Abercrombie,
accepted the invitation Of CAPITA Culverhouse,
commander Of he Ronulus figate, to take pas
sage wnh him TO Acre. where he was ordered L,
collect provsions for the army.
While the ship was in port, Mr.. Clark visited
many parts of the Holy Land, and with captain
CulverEouse went to Jaila Cor Joppa as a was
called IN ancient tmes) and thus speaks Of that
celebrated port famous IN the time OF solomor
as the depot for die materials collected from
Mount Libanus for Building the Temple at Jeru.
salem,
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RaN n M Y.

FROM THE sUBsc RIBER on the 9Th Of No.
vember last, bright Nius to Woman, named
G r A CE,
About feet 10 or IL inches gb, with blem-
ish on the sightof her Fight eve is presuma.
bic thai she WILL aim 10 get 70 Richmond. Iwill
give a rewardOf
TEN DOLLARS
IN any person apprehend ng the SD Wench in
Powhaian, and safely lodging her in goal, or FlF.
TEEN DOLLARS, ff apprehended beyond the
said county, and safely lodged goal or de- yer-
ing her o me near Clement Town in Am liza In
e her case, reasonable expenses will be allowed
/ hereby forewarn all Ferpmen Masters and
owners ofvessels and all other persons whatsoe.
yer from aiding or harbonug the sad wench IN
Ary manaer Whatsoever,
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