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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-14

las affordiDg q reason why tnp vi.
lxhouid not pass, or at least should
receive reconsideration in commit
tee !; he also incidentally remarked
I.hat there was no such evidence OF
Icost 10 psrfecting the inveation, or
want Of profit from the use OF y.
AS would support the claim for an ex
tension of the patent, Sc. 10 which
lar. King replied, that the question
lof the validity Of the original patent
was one wholly Of 4 Judicial nature
lii was one il regard to which CON
lgress could neither take away o..
Iconftr priyiIeges-the bill could ex;
tend no rights not vested by the pa
Itent, &c. and all questions arising
Iout ef the priority Of invention, &c.
belonged and must remain with the
courts ofjustice. Mr.. Wilson favor
ed commitment, though favorable TO
1.-THE extension of the patent.
Mr.. King having withdrawn bis
motion for postponment. the bill was
Irecommitted TO Messrs. King, Nor
row, Dsggett, Ghace and Roberts,
The amendment proposed 10 the
IcenstitutioD requiring the election OF
ELECTORS and Representatives OF con
gress 10 be made in al the states by
districts, was takennp ; and the ques-
ltion stated on ordering it to a third
reading.
MIR. Lacock expressed his surprise
that a proposition for amending the
lconstitntion should be so lightly
treated as not to have had day as
signed for its discussion. He tho't
lit required more deliberation and
then moved to postpone it and make
lit the order Of the day for Monday.
Mr.. Dana protested his readiness
to vote on the question at once. with
the hope that the proposition would
be rejected. Ii seemed to him to
be introducing a sort OF bed OF Pro-
crustes, to declare that because II
was convenient for one state to elect
Its Electors and Representatives by
Districts, all the other states, c0nye-
nient or not, should be compelled to
do the same
Without further debate. the post
lponement was agreed to.
The bill providing for the publica
ition of the decisions in the supreme
court OF the u. S. was considered,
amended, and ordered to be eDgros-
sed for third reading. The bill
proposed to allow to reporter OF
THE decisions OF the supreme court,
one thousand dollars per annum.
provided the said decisions be pub
Ilished within six months after the
adjournment each year, and fifty co
lpies thereof delivered free of charge
TO the secretary of state. to be dis
tributed as prescribed by the bill |
The senate, having no business be-
fore it, then adjourned.
rxArrcN r nrnpxscs N a0,Yy q IYrYT|L5 @
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Fifty Negroes for Sale

Fifty Negroes Tor Sale
.at Fauqa6er Courthouse.
ON the s8tl. March, 1916. vii be sold
I. 10 the highest bidder, for cash, fifty Ne,
groes, consisting Of men, women ant
Children. r~-a,
Adm'r with the will annexed
Of Richard Brent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-13
VIRGINIA. LEGLSLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Sakurdau. Rob. l

Saturday, Ftb 10
A Communication from the Senate.
stating that they had passed a bill " To
allow an additional compensation to the
Commissioner of the Revenue for the bo-
rough of Norfolk" with an amendment
And that they had rejected the bill "To
raise by lottery sum of money for the
purpose therein mentioned. 1.-THE aid "a
mendment was agreed to by the House.
Engrossed bills, Authorizing the sale
of tract of land whereof Nash Legrand
died seised :" & " one to reduce the width
of the cross streets of the town of SCOTS
vile, in the county of Powhatan," were
successive. read a third time, and pass
ed.
A motion was made by Mr. Heath (of
Prince-Wlliam) that leave be given to
bring in bin Toincorporate a Bank in
the town of Dumfries ;" which leave was
refused by the House, Ayes SIS, Noes 90.
fThis was one of the Is Banks contem-
plated by the late bill
On motion of MIR. WoOding, leave wss
given to bring in bill, anendatory of the
act For establishing Land Office, and
ascertaIning the time and manner of grant
ing waste and unappropriated land"
MIR. Scott, from the Committee on that
subject, reported several Resolutions in
honor Of certain military & naval officers.
which, being amended on Mr.. Doddrihge's
motion, were unanimously adopted Tncse
resolutions go to present the thanks of
the Assembly and suitable sword, to Ma
jor General Ubyfeid Scott, for his g.l.ant
and uniform good conduit, in sustaining
the military reputation of the us. in eve
ry engagement in which he was present
| during the late war, but more especially in
the successive engagements Of Chippewa
! ard Nagara--their thanks and suts
bic sword to Major General EdmNnd
| Peudleton Gaines for his bravery and sig
nal good conduct in repelhng. with great
slaughter, al attack made on Fort Fire ty
| greatly superior force Of our late enemy,
| on the 15th August 1S14-their thanks and
a SIT table sword to Lieut.. Col George III
Brooke, for his good conduct in the many
conflicts with the enemy, in which he par
took, particularly l. the gallant and success
fu sortie from TT. Erie, & brilliant affair
OF Chippewa, Niagara and Bridgewater--
to the nearest male relative Of the lat
! Captain Jo6n Richie, sword, as al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-13
this brief account will have exhausted YOU

this brief account will have exhausted your
patience.
" have omitted to take into my calcu-
iation the number of tumblers OF wa err,
(amcunting to at least 10 each day) which
cost at least dollars glass and the in-
Vulnerable significant mods, and shakes of
the finger ;all of which would swell up the
account TO an enormous size and altogether
TO the damage of the aforesaid u. States,
$500 dollars.
Without. therefore. entering into a
more minute deal of MIR. Randolph's
harangue, will observe, that instead of
the di ect tan, the lie purport of his OBJ
serYat,onS were intended to snew the
g eat part he had acted in the political dra-
IA, ever since his first appearance and
whether p. 5. or 5. p. he was always on
the right side. Indeed his speech was a
partial history of himself, aud am con-
vinced, that if Congress had stopped him
at the commencement of it; voted liber-
al subscription for the publication OF his
life /; and sent him heme to write it, the
United States would be the gamers at the
end of the sessions, at least $4,000 dollars.
"Yours, &c. S."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-13
OBITUARY..

II gives We extreme pain In aneounce the death
OF Doctor WALTEn JONEs, of Northumberland
county, who died on the S1st uIt in the 7Olh year of
his age. Few men have sought tie silent tomb,
who are 50 worthy ofparegyric as this distng'iis ed
man. As phvscisp, he equal to the st skill
ful--as politician, I've ST. rnly renuhcan-he
seldom spoke in public though he had all the mate
rails Of the orator; yet in the Senate of Virginia
and in the Co. gress Of the S. the vi2onr ard as
oendancy Of hi, tslents were felt and acknowledged
As C"nnoissear in Literature, he had no superior
IN this countIy-ln wiring. man exeed-in bis
conversational powers, perhap7 none equalrd him.
Tie WAS the friend oiJeliersOn, and Madison, and
Rush. These only whO knew him, coald estimate
his value or his loss Tie who pens this hasts tri.
butte, can Iu 'ge by his own feelings of the heavy
blow which is sustained by the lends ol DR.. Jones
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-13
LAND ENR SAI-E-

LAM fOR oAblE
FzVtlE Subscriber offers 10 Sa f7.e hundred and
4 .fSrtyJ m Heres Of LAND--sitnated in the
COUNTY Of liad Ak, between Dan and Stsunton, o.
TIE main rna leading to Richmond and Petersburg.
distant I20 miles from the former and 100 NIL =
from the latter place 60 miles from Lynchhure
Most 1T the above tract is first rate t1bacco Is-d
containing about so acres Of bottom On Difficult
Greek; equal IN quality is any c. eek bottom, IL tAe
county
Further descriptions deemed unnecessary -
persons wishing 10 purchase will certainly view thr
lgod 1t will be shewn hy the Subscriber; Or il l.4
absence, by Mr. Joha w. Scott
WM. T SCOTT.
HoiGlr, FEB IS. gi-.pGYg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-13
s0rar on tllat occasion of commodore

y " all those ports. the Spaniards freely
.ss they have been blinded and delu-
4 NJ their :" faitAJuE friends and allies"
p Toolish. who, n dsrthe mask of fight
! hcir battles far them. have supported
z, spanish gold. not only her army ia
~ -, INT also her navy an army at hUne.
q I've now lefr the Spanish government
. ! a six pence. They confess their
~" are opencd. but too late that they
!. lar the first time the deep schemes and
,.,,,ty of the British cabinet and, '.lat
+ nov their belief that 1t had been better
's,,,;n 70 have fallen into the hands of
,ranarte than BE- in her present reduced
,"stiou. which is SO low they have scarcely
hone OF recovery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-13
Barr AIV Stone N7aa0{ae!oTV.

Bur- NM Stone AGaavfac!orv.
FsN1E Subscriber re spectfu ly informs the
public, tlat he has Just received. dircc: from Frn,cp
large quantity ui prime Barr Bceks superior nv
To any hitherto imported tis place. and having btn az
gI Ia the business upwards OF tertyears he fat,, -
himself from his long know ege OF thc trade ard the nm
proitiJn which las work has hitherto met with that ~.
vail be able manufacture Mil srnes, on ms reaorore
terms As those imported from the North and warrant then,
10 perform WELL
He has opened Shop 10th Street. nearly opposite 10 the
OldCity Tavern, where Gentlemen invited call
NATHANIEL pRIT'E y &c.
FeJru9rV II. OFT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-13

TO Brick Mixers and offers,
WILL SELL twenty-five thousand cords of
wool, IL its natural o,der--situsted in the coun
ty Of Chester field about or mi cs Al owe dis q;
ty and convenient to James cr-IaterspeI.se d
TIA It isa considerable qraNtity oftimber, cael.a-
ted'or coopers' stun, and extensive quantity Of
prime tmber-which will be sold as islands. in lie
natural order, or prepared agreesbly TO bills
RICHARD HARRIS.
February IS qi-8t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-13
REMOVAL.

TNIIE Subscribers have removed to that
se sd sonrp s sflrS Tenement =. TIE centre
Ell c. Adsi1ss itar,ina-e Store.
They hare for Sale,
io4 ,,ds. Musco,ado Sugar
- be'. do. dc.
3 J i asl:: leyta,a 1sr.p SUGARS.
10 hlds. W. l. Rum
50 bhls. and 500 bags colltc
; GGIFdo, f7,n ro,i-a n7ys.
5 ggipfs SCR Madeira ZINE, = ..,e,,.r qua.
81 pipes 1eneri!ii Wine
e do; Old Ls.ssn ZINE.
pc ,ir.ea,k coin,rria and Malaga VIM,
10 boNeseNrelbEt Clant do
i TO- SIM" r-or old do.
do genuine Holland Gin
40 vroons Ee,A Imported RAisINS
80 boxes r. u London Mustard
20 DO roll Brmstoie. $50 boxes Tin
500 500 s ss q li i,,Is:, filled s ssl'
81 kefs English patent aud Natural Bridge shot
10 hays black pepper, DO. allspice
10 dn C.hucoiatc
20 casks Glass Ware, assorted
20 crates L. Ware, ito.
hhds. M1dier. box Seine Tsue
40 doz. Waldreiisbest scythe Blad.,
q casks Flo'ish Traces
dO. Wedding Hoes
90 do. and assorted Hardware
-, .4iso ofoat. and hourly erhected--
100 hays prime green Coffte
pipes old Holland Gin
so b5s Muscovado Sugar
IS i,rls. 1T chop v. ORLEANS 40.
10 cases 'iuI.5vFs. so gin Cases
IS casks patent Slot
90 bundles Nail Rode
20 tons assorted Bar Iron
10 hhds. Antigua Rum 20 do Molasses
-dLSO-
They have hand large amount OF EgeIisE TjrurL
German ami I5aia GOODS. - ~
All the above will b. sold most reasonable terms for
cash, on town aeceptsnces.
J. BRcg,N, jr q
WR. FTNNET.
day IN every wUca.
fe6T"pyls. Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-13

veNliE Subscribers have removed 70 that
large and eo'niucdiais hficS tcfemnt. NJ the GENRE
OF the Creek Brdse, and hruoni opposite A,r. Saulu
el C. Adln.s's iEaris ar Store.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-13
In,peed Richmond tor tle ls three mou,l,, ending
the 3ist Of January, 1910.
BY LAST N1GNTs NAL.
FEDERAL AUTHORITY.
LIKE 4 Rrprnr

SOMETHING LIKE RUPTURr.
The Chcyaier de Ouis, Minister plenipwentiqry
Of the kog Of Spain, lett the City Of Washington
yesterday, Travelled in great h..s,e to ibis place,
where lie remained lest right, and depart d csriy
this morning by the York Road ~ the eastward
lie appeared to be much dissatisfied, aud We un-
dersand, expressedm pretty strong terms his dss,-
probation OF the treatment hs han rfcc, cd in HE
Official cspgcy d,elarisg ms dct slrnua,ion rct to
return to Washington.
Report adds, tl,at tho Spaniel Minister and the
Seer tary ol State nave had, lately, several inter.
esti gpc so"al conference, Vhch terminated snd-
denly, and not very 'asAetsriy, par eulsry T. the
Chevalic on the evening" previous 20 hi3 par.
turo.-L Bat. Fed Caz. fcbTIHy5.
iff<r Jre51 s.. HnrD'9regs, G1fcd I-11rrV cay,
g Last ninr Dutch so gun strip with p u,rnb r OF
transports and SEQ roOp arrived S. usnfa aie pos
fon Of that Ilani ST. Mqrins and Curacao W irh li
os viii b. ina-eJratrf given W b. tie Easiih
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-13

I'd UNAWAY from VIM. Netns, residing +,
4 q ills City, about the midlIr NJ JartaTy lag
negro fellow Ban'd CHARLES, the property o.
the Slb5eriber--Said Charles was hired TO Mr.
NcttIcs. aud has lived in Ibis CITY for l last three
years. He isa remarkably black negro, about fy.
feet eight or nine inches high hiss small scar o.
one side oihis iOrehead, large mouth, asd su!ky
lock.
II is supposed that Charles fa- 20 loved his VIZ
who vas sold by Mr.. WIN. Fueher uf Ibis 81 y, .,
Mr. Daye ot South-CarOna, who carried her =,
booiss county, Na-into the neightorbpod Of M
Prentii 0i sail county WHENCE Mr.. Diys vii tak.
her 70 South Cltolna, VII re, il - prcsungd,
Charles viii follow be-. 7, IS bceycd he has ob-
tsined free papers, and will end s,or 10 pass as q
freeman.
The above rcwarI, ADD III rsa o,aie expenses
viii be pad delivery O the said negro to TIE SUI
ser.ber, residing in Jemes Cfy county, Fa.--or for
securing bi,a IN any jat, 20 that 2 hiru aeaiu.
PALMER GREEN.
Felynarg -. ol-@i,s'
FEMALE ACADEMY-WARaEBroN
gg7HE PUBLIC are respectfully infort7
ca tiat The pupils present viih those arndy
garei. viii complete Cur nunD-rs- 40 oilers Will &
J.3CO8 ,jiORLEC.9L
Feb-anwi9. ai-fo2y
FIVc. OLIJ JONDOV r-JTyT TI-gR
MADEIRA WINE---ioa sAtc ~
Ro6I ~ ID HNLE.
Decea5cr ID. Cf-V
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FOR SALE.

A TRACT OF LAND, near the town al War
y rem, On James River, adjoining tie LAMBS Of
Gov Nicholas and John Harris, Esq. containing $50
acres, well improved, with large and conm0diOus
dwelling house aad Offices OF b'iek, agood srist nl
for corn and paisterrf Paris, AMI villa suiiic lent
barns ard stables Tor every kind Of stock. The
Land is OF hrstrate quait, and has been kept ia
heart by the liberal use oil Plaisier aud Clover
The barn /; distant from the landing at Warren one
inl,e and halt, and there are two manufacturing
mills within three mics Ct lit Is believed that
thus isrm combines as many advantages US any tract
of high land IN The state.
ALso,a tract OF 1900 acres, near the former, as
convenient to the river and ot excellent qualify that
has been much improved by clover aad plaster 10
which It is well adaptei-These aiis viii be shewn
by the subscriber, living tie premises. and terms
made known by hin, or BY Thomas faylor of Rich
moud. JOHN PATTERSON.
Feb. %. 97-f
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Paris. .Inu,t0yu %.


Avery sinsu' conversation plac, the other evening
NJ the prince o. eonccfS tie amnesty Hill
between titt Statesman and NJ Puyzo Boro The
,r M. ansed that the rOya promise absolutely viola
v, and that his majesty Would have Acquired neonipari.-
My more real iutcr and in the puhi- mind had
he asserted his full right oanosiy and reiseto the ae-
mcnt.
VI. Puzzo ii Rcrpho said e'et Jicn q,e dirI is very
'! To my ialc>ruid rcoiued CERTAINLY ytry ,asN
say. and yet oasier accomplish
NJ POzZn. the rrturt olerv ,nc, matters are.
Justly appreciated II, ia place. when politicians
ho iogf cmpvyc. their personal ,icS often TIMES inter
Nte lity pr. NE boldly every thing as achent
ta anu readily pcIecNeand perceive only the weak side
NJ. allcyvanI persisted, in his FORMER arguments and CO.
mng animated With tie subject" Nhtn" continued he,
itcSilhllStd tie king the throne, did il through the
The rlcJes ttir influence the minds OF tn rrylu-
u0ns r'inore oth s insurIruunlbe Obstacles and H.
IN The Whole course ofmy diplomatic oon
action most dithcult an pregnant with the useful
consequences WChI displayed al,ut and perhaps
some eei's 1t would be that wherein engaged the mue-
reT> oi ,lie late king + cal the present one"
NJ POzzo repeated his original apote gn-" Oiaiii on
n'es' phis dcns ie, ofa;res.'
Who was il, demanded Taeyrand with greater emph,sis-
Duke tic Bern, against my wisagain my formal oppo-
srn. -
NJ Puzzo repeated his primitive rcinari.
lhIs eNturted trUn iil.yltnd man Is looked uunn
more equivoclly than frenchmaI nairalyed i'm FOR
eil country. 1ltrris something wanting Ia ,, mar "A mo
paEtc would tvtr hear ola naiurai1td foreigner fur at4i.
h1Sntor, AMI ~ tliat respect, Boapartc was RIGHT, NJ
laeSr'id finished, by making this icrcblc appeal 20 the
Russian iiisttr' call yOu Witusss H. PoIo iii Bor-
sho that last yar in The very saloon ia the
emperor N"ur master heinC present. net until ia the
crelng nt succ, ed'd in engaging hm 10 cc.cir in the
r-tTabishn-rt OF the Buurhons. All Ibis views appcr.l
directed towards TIT due dCrSai.s."
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THE SUBSCRIBERS
TKFDERICK A. MAYO y Co.


Book Finders, Book Sellers e. .Sfationers.
a AVE Just completed eleyatR u1sd general
A assortment Of BLANK BOOKS, to which
they invite the attention q mercantile gentlemen
both in town and country
THEY HAVE RECEIVED,
An additional supply If "COBnETT's LET
T GBS, on the late Uor 6efzuee1i HE United States
and Great Btftaia together with other miscesne-
Gus writings on tic same subject" The ayidity
with which his writings are sought after and intro.
duced into the columns ofour Journalists is an ey-
dence Of his celebrity, and superee1es all comment
Every one has seen something Of his production
and all have been or less pleased with tie bold
and liberal manner in whel, ne has advocated the
cause ofrght, Of Justice, and of Americas IN the We
ry metropolis OF her enemies, snd 10 defiance of
Nczeg0ie itselfl-To Judge of the zpiole from a
part, however, wnuh certainly he IN unfair mode
OF decision, to obyste which, the subject is offered
entire.
They have also received, Just from The press
" Il yIdsfer-heg IN Pottery:, by d. Antonio Gavin
some years secular Priest in the Church Of Rome
-"fhe .Feo.priag Rect; showing what are the
distinguished signs Of truly renewed aud gracious
state" SSe SsS.
BINDING, Of ercy deqcri5tion. executed with
prOmptness and elegance. For durability, they
warrant their work to be Inferior 20 none.
N. u. They have forssc 60 Resns WRITING
PAPER, Of good quality.
March 80. 1o6-w3t
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COuucii-CuamDer, March ~, 1916.
PROPOSALS

SSTiILbe received at this Office until the fG-
w teenth day OF next month, (Aprii.) Tor fur
n'shinS one hundred thousand good bricks, to &c
used an enclosing the public square in the city of
Richmond, aud 10 be delivered as they may be re-
pH're'l from the FIRST day OF May, until the first
day OF October next, the bricks be paid for by the
thousand.
Also, proposals for laying the bricks, the under
hker To iind all the materials, except The bricks
sud To be paid BY the thousand.
Also, ioran iren railing for one third Of the
square, 10 be tour feet in height; the proposals to
state the terms upon which the railing will be fur
nshed, either IN east iron ia wrought iron in the
former case the sarsto be and a half inches
square, and N the latter one inch square.
Also, for as much dressed free-stone rs will form
a coping ior the whole length ofthe wall surround
ing the square.
Proposals will slsobe received, for making the
root OF the Capitol tight, and for painting ali its ex-
terror that is of wood.
Bonds with coed security, 20 be approved hy the
Executive, will be required for the faithful perform
OF all the contracts
VIM. ROBERTSON, G. G..
March 90. 1OS..tI5A
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did not. We were sbout 100 miles south
OF the Western Isles"
The captain adds the following note to
the foregoing:
" For an hour or two before and after the
shock, there were thousands OF Porpoises
skipping and playing round tue vessel !;
but they disappeared in n moment when
the shock commenced. When earth from
its centre feels the Godhead's power, and
trembling at his touch through all its pill
lars and at every pore, then man, beasts,
birds and fishes, lind themselves. what
indeed they are, mere helpless nothings.-
But, thank God, there is foundation for
man to build upon, which will not be nov
ed, although the earth should be reduced
to chaos. - Gazette.
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.VOLUNTEERS.
TIE FOLLOWING SONG,

iPrtten By .76'. .H'Cree:w, Of Petersburg. fsr
the occasion, Tras sung By a gentleman of tie
Jor9ggh
See Nrrflr. orr hero rrturns from the West,
Who's dcS,ind shine in the annals of story,
II bright ray of vict'r! hHn,s high OH his crest :;
I-i:circled, III, hrows, by halo OF glory.
On Aries bleak shore,
From die iIsoleft .NToo-.
Us bloody. 'ta uCl au,ls in triumph he tore
Where the creSecn which Oft spread its alar,
suhms'ycy how'd tothe American Star.
Glgers naughty De, In the height ofhis PR Ie
ifon American trccnen tribute demanded:
CoinmhIas nr9ve frsemcn The tribute denied
@gd Ls ro;S'FS 10 seize hold were commanded
Their S;reaiaers high,
T.nt r>~q'lr draws nigh
nti' rFn!e strikes like hshtIins-in terror they fly;
Ih1ce welcome orr hero, returned from alar,
Where The proud crcccHi falls to the American Star
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Capt Stafford. Of Baltimore and Capt. Eus,ee ofH. Orl
who gave all teassis'ce they could. day ,Ac
boa OF Old brig ia he harbor. which Mas in
sinking siat,-herv were obliged to Keep 10th pumps
ig constantly, 70 Keep her frcVwe divided int
watches and watch left he pumps they were
compelled by the guard To assist ia shipping and getting
her tackle, S<c on shure-nunibe.S of the first
oft.
On Monday e leak ineres, d. and she began 20 down
so fast Tint we Lad scarcely time get when size
We we're thea marched back intu the ,u,rhous,
where Ne kept that night, and The day carried
To- AN unuhatitsd housf whtre situation much
better. Thursday, lst Feb-Ihe officers. owners and pa
sengtrs Of C Scr. Comet tkonbe,ore the judge
cNauulnc-thcy then sheVn the declaration .,y
iureed Ia >rn Curthagtna, which Spanish
and entirely dtrCnt from what they had after hins
aCi number u unnecessary questions permitted
retire 10 prison. JOSEPH ALNEDA, Capt
IF tie Sciir. Friends III pe.