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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-18
Notice.

A S the foOtways Oh the paved streets
in Alexandria, have been much neg
iected, aud the price Of bricks are now
as reasonable as they will be this season,
Inc citizens Who hold property on the pa
we'd streets. where the footways ate not
paved, i'll please take notice, thai alter
the space OF thirty days from this date, l
shall proceed to pave as the law directs !;
hat hoIe the citizens viii save me toe
trouble, as no excuse will avail.
ROB'r. BR0CAErT, st: Com.
June rs ts'hs''
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-18

FrenchCreek Boarding School.
The toaowiny is published for the iJor-
nation Of Parents
"AVlNG long believed that School
on a plan different from most others
ia many respects, would be beneficial to
society, and experimenting that with all
its cares, and the responsibility insepara-
Bic from such q concern, ! could more
chserfuily devote my tue 10 the edaca-
ton Of children than to any other busi-
ness, I have concluded to establish .
BOARDING SCHOOL for GIRLS
With this view have purchased the
Fskxca CRaEK FARM, four miles east
Of the yellow springs, Oh the Nsriissose
and Philadelphia road, situated In ,Pika>
land and Vincent townships, Chester
county; twenty.seyen miles from Phila.
delphis, combining MANY couveniencies
for tie support Of such an institution
and having lei the farm, etc. in q way
calculated 10 supply the family with prU-
visions, lpropose 10 devote my attention.
with the aid Of suitable assistants, 10 the
edscation of the children who may be
placed under my care.
In selecting the pupils, it is not prOpo.
sed to be governed entirely by their ages.
nor to require that they shall all be mem.
bers Of the religious society Of SrieDds ;
but as the school rules viii be very few
in number and very simple, il Is my wish
that mono may be sent contrary 70 heir
own inclination, nor any one who would
not be likely to be good examples to tic
| other scholars and treat them with kind
ness and affection.
Inc price for bard and tsition will be
two hundred Dollars per anBum, one
quarter always to be paid il advance,
no restrictions respecting the kind Of
clothing are intended, FOR resp, citing the
frequency Of the charges that parents
may require /; the washing will be char
ged at the ordinary price per DOZEN
children may be admitted Tor one quar-.
ter only, and such as are entered Tor
longer period, may nevertheless be reno
we'd at the expiration Of any quarter.--
The communication with Philadelphia
will be frequent and easy by stage, and
house of entertainment KEEP, by tie far
mer for the accommodation oi persons
having business at the school.
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Fin.
glislf Grammar, Geography and the use
Of Maps and globes, will be taught, toge-
Their with such other branches as the pro-
gress Of the children and experience may
render eIpedient. The school to open
the first Of the 5th month next. For fur.
Their information apply to Edward Sb-
bier, Alexandria, or to
EMMOR KINDER.
| 2d mo 81 ST.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-18
Valuable Property for Sale

ITfVBLIC 4UCfIUsF.
DY virtue Of decree Gf the hon. the
I'D Superior Cuurt of ehancery for the
Fredericksburg district. Ia Virgins. IT.
suit whefsiB the executors ofJohn Stump.
deceased, arr plaintiffs and James Der
ncaIe defendant, will be exposed to sale,
at public auction, on the premises, al.
joining the levin Of Dumfries.. in the
county Of Prince William, a WATER
GRfSf MILL, in complete order for
manufacturing flohr, Oh Quantico Creek,
with two pair Of Ave feet burr stores,
and every implement and appurtsnapee
thereunto belonging, and ten acres u
Land about add adjoining the same /; 3
SO, one other WATER yGRIS'r HtI} :
adjoining the aforesaid premises on Qas1
tico Creek, with que pair Of lars. bGst.l
stones and the necessary machinery, abiE:
a kiln fot drying coin, and about 20 4.
cfes Of land round and adjoining The
sane, laid of into clover lots, including
one and an half acres, known by the
name Of thu, Saw Mil 1faci the whole
Of which property adjoins and is on a me-
yer failing stream OF water, and the mils
in sight Of each other, aud Immediately
adjoining the town Of Dumiries.
I am directed BY, the plaintiffs to- say,
that two thousand dollars Of the purchase
money rust be paid down, and thar
credit tor the residue will be given until
the first day OF November next.
The sale will take place on Saturday
the Goth day o. juae ne1t. at Is o'clock,
and immediate possession given the pur-
chaser, and deed made IL satisfactory
security is given to the plaintiff.
JOHN STANNARD.
Marshal District Fredericksburg.
May 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-18
For Norfolk.
90 Dollars Reward.

I'D AN AWAY from the subscriber, on
H Monday morning last, Neg-O boy
named ALECK, Is or IL years of age.
very black, has thin visage, with large
mouth, and very staring eyes. lie hal
on when he ran away pair Of blue stri.
ped pantaloous, oznaburgh shirt, and an
old wool hat. lie is very expert, impu.
dent. and something Of liar. l will give
Ten Dollars reward if taken within ten
miles Of Alexandra, or tie above reward
if taken beyond that distance, and all
reasonable charges il brought home.
THOMAS MILBOURN,
Fairfax county, near Alexandria.
Masters Of vessels and others are eau
toned against harboring or conveying a.
way the said negro, under the penalty Of
the law Sc June 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-18

B0ston, Jzne l2
We have been favored by friend
with Paris papers to April q, and those
u Londoa TO the esd, received BY the
RoxaRa, frum Havre. The following
paragraphs contain the principal articles
ID intelligence which they present.
Tne Emperor and Empress OF Austria,
lett their capital on tsar into Dalmatia,
AprIf i9sA-they were to pass through
Gratz, Layoach, Trieste, Eieume, &c -
The Arch Duke Louis, represents the
Emperor in his absence. The Arch
Duke Raiuser, Yiceroy, of Lsnbardy
and Venice departed from Vienna for
Milan, April Is.
Madame Krudener has arrived at Riga.
and there received an order not to pro-
coed to 81. Petersburg, but to take up her
residence tor the present at Rsvel.
Madame Kradener is protested
PIOPhetess. She was employed some
years since BY the Allies to prophecy g.
gainst BenAparte. Since his political
life has been At an end, she has, BY
her prophecies given the Allies much
trouble. She was about year ago Of
dered out 81 SwitzerIand-she is now
prohibited going TO Petersburg and ORDER
ed to reside AZ Reyel.--Phii. Dem. Press.
The number Of deaths Ia Paris, which
20 1916 amounted to but 1s,S0l, in 1917
has increased to ai,ssl, . difference of
nOre tnan 1871.
Admitting bat ole half the drowned
who nave been taken up, to have caused
their own death, the number Of suicides
IN 1917 il SIS.
The French Budget Tor the year had
been presented to the chamber af Depu-
ties, and the debates upon it had been
very warm /; but the government appears
10 Rave considerable majority in its
fly0r.
The ling has communicated 10 the
Chamber VI Peers, confiIentially the
result Of negotiation with the Minis
icts of the Allied Powers.
Prices at, French stocks April as
per cent 67 so to 81 60; Rank Shares
1858.
Brussels, April %.
Many English officers, who have tor
some time resided in this Kingdom, have
been recalled to England They sps.k
Of dispo.itions, which csusc belief Ut q
serious u,isaadsrsteR dng tsftrs'n BRI-
TAIN Axs TIE UNITED STATES.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-18

]. n 9. Sugar, Coffee, &c.
he HHDS. w-Urieans sugar
~ so bags Havana and ST Domin.
90 Coffee
go bags fine Jaya do
25 boxes mould Candles
Landing at Twins wharf, and for sale on
liberal terms by
gess SAML. MESSERSMtTH.
- VINO HAS IN STORE,
I IS bills Baltimore whlskey
90 good muscovsdo sugar
100 boxes mould candles (Sampson's
and r. Hyde's brandy
ITO bills kiln dried corn meal
500 teams wrapping paper.
Sumatra' pspper; Jamaica pimehto
Virginia tobacco Dumfries inspectior)
American brandy ; filberts
Liquorice paste and gum copal
June 9 d3tstuth4t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-18
June II

vUlllE subscriber has on hand aud in.
tends keeping lat his lumber yard
ON .Muncaster's wharf, constant supply
Of well selected lumber AMI stone lime,
which he offers tor sale very low Tor cash
or approved paper por
9Th mo. e6. d3.mth4w.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-18
The Union.

NOR the greater accommodation Of
II the Public, the usIoN will. in fu.
ture, run twice a day between George
town and Acknowledgements the re
ceipt, will justify the additional expense.
She will leave GeorgetowD'at hail past
eight and at one o'clock-ahd will leave
Alexandria at half pas, ten and at four.
She will take on boa'd, and land pas.
sengers at the Bridge, on her way up and
down
On Sundays she viii, as usual, so to
Fort Washington, leaving Alexandria at
half past ten, An.
June Is CIV
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-18
Boarding.

MIN. B6iRdAN wffl accommodate
lN six OF eight genteef boardrrs at
bis dwelling 10 Pitt Street, between King
did Prince Streets near the Washington
fnd->having provided himself with every
thing suitable for their reception, by the
month. quarter, or year, as may be deem.
cd most expedient. May 28
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-18
Bath House.

TINE sub,cnpss especially informs
his friends and the public, that his
bath House will be kept open during the
season, md no exeriions On his part shall
be wanting to give satisfaction to those
Who shall favor him with their custom
Two baths, distinct from the rest are ex.
pressly rcserVed for the use 81 ~. L q: res;
who will be waited on agreeably to t'e,r
directions. ~ Tickets will De ready
for delivery on Friday next.
NJ The subscriber has received BY
the M. tolk packet, quantity OF Fresh
LINES, which will enable him to keep a
constant supply Of PUNCH, Of the best
A large SEA TURTLE. which will be
dressed in few days--oi which public
notice will be gwen. L. SHIELDS.
June y p"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-18

Cheap Carpets,
(Ssi'a5ts for Summer uss,) &c. &c.
100 lEChSfl"r, passage u stair
lOC straw carpetiug, low priced
80 bags flb.r,s
500 lbs huIled barley
80 bundles cassia
40 groce velvet corks
so bbls behring's, No. t-inspection
of last year, in sound order, and II . lew
$500 gallons cider vinegar [P-ice
40 dUZen claret, low priced
20 d,zen 10 very old, Ard fine
quality sale BY
MANDEvIl.LE & LARMOUR.
June IL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-18
Notice.

A Ii persons a'e cautioned against
"A trusting or harbaring two boys
named COLIN CALVERT and JESSE
JOHNSON, each aged about Is, rs We
will pay 40 debts of their contracting at.
Der this date. REUBEN CALVERT.
ENOS JOHNSON.
Champs race ground, Prince
William CO. Va June lS.-Sts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-18
John ii. Ladd & Co.

HAVE received per schooner Hilar
III from Philadelphia, aud for sale,
9 cheats young Tyson Tea
ALSO,
Per schooners Dash and Roila
1900 bushels Rye
20 barrels New England Rum
9 cases Shaving Boxes
June IS CIV
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-18

Shoes, Hats, &c.
1UST received per lat. arrivals from
s Portland, Boston and Baltimore,
As boxes and trunks kid, prunello,
morocco and leather shoes, OF every de-
script,Dn, suitable tor the present and ap-
proaching se.,on
4 doz. Beaver e Castor Hats,
OF he newesi fashions
S dozen low priced knapt ditto
Q dozen boys drab ditto .
ls dazeu mems 4 boys patent plush
ditto-Iight. cheap and durable
l9 dozen fae wool hat bodies
A variety of Seal Skin and Leather
Trunks, kc.--For sale by the subscriber,
at his store in King street:
Jnne ~ dlwthstu4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-18

Fhxsesd is dull in Ireland At S 6L, per
hi. Stlves steady at lormer quotations"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-18
To Sportsmen.

a .N.aI.r OF locks
WILL be fought on Friday the 18th
w instant. at Neabsco Hotel near
Dumfries, Prince William County, Va.
Every nec-ssar, will be provided for the
accommodation Of visitors.
Juue IL 2ts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-18

q The Presidents Horse
Qua ds are noti6e to attend parade. at
the Marktt Square, on SATURDAY AT
rEaSooS, at half past s O'Clock.
BY order,
Iuue IS p II. MINOR, LIST serj.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-18
Tanners Oil, sc.

Tanners Oil, &c.
1n BBLS. rauuers' OIL, and
IL 50 boxes s by 10 Window glass
Just received and for sale by
I. II. ROWLAND.
June Is ,hstuSt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-18

GThe subscribers to the
Steam Pump are requested to meet at
the Exchange Coffee House on Thu 'Sday
evening, the 18th instant, at ave O'Clock,
June l6 q
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-18

Sloop Susan, Rogers, CT. at New-YOrk
18th inst. for this port.
Schr Midas, Bears, hence, arr. at Bos-
ton 18th inst and up tor this port.
Schr PhiladelI .his, Hand, at Phiiadel-
phia 10th inst. Up for this port.
Ship n. Jersey, hodgkinsOn. and brig
Altoona. Lewis, hence, arr. at Liverpool
lst of May-and ship Boston, Finley, Of
this port, from Savannah, arr. same day.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-18

Siezn Boat Report
The Washington arrived 4; half pest
9 p. M-Inland vessels OILY, bound up
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-18
ak Exchange Coffee HOass .ssS>
~MARINE JOURNAL. &sak
roar OF AL8xANDRIA... JUNE Il.

PORT OF ALExANDRIA... JUNE IL.
ARRIVED,
Sloop Montezuma, Palmer, 4 days fr.
Norfolk molasses to Barnewall y Pop,
ham, run and sugar to Nugent Riley, and
pine apples, coal, etc. to the master. Saw
nothing boaEd mp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13
AN AMFRICAN SERIr,Nr

In ttie bai'leoi Niagara such was tie carnage
among Col. .IesSup's officers. that he was obIi.-
ed TO place his standard in the hands of a ser
Ieari, whose name was Fitch. While the
co'Grs, pierced with abont seventy balls, were
waving IN the bands of this brave fellow.
shower OF gra?e shot comisg from the enemy,
cnl the staff into three pieces. Fitch delibe
raiely gathered up the scattered fragments
turned i9 JeSSup, who was rear him, aud said
with .inlle, Look Colonel how ihev have
cn' this. In moment afterwards bal PASS.
ed through his body. But even HAT was insut
tciemt TO move him. Alike powerful IN per.
son and reSolnte III mind he neither ieit nor
1lnched, but continued 10 wave ms mntiiates
standard, nhtil beeomiHG faint with the loss OF
blood. he was forced to resign II intothe hands
OF another.
Fitch recovcred from his wounds. and his
goed conduct being reported to the secretary
OF war, ne was promoted TO second lieute-
nancy, his commission bearing dale from Tue
Gay on which he had thus distinguished him.
Se"' Pert Foio
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13
MOST HoReID ATYcCJr,,
81. Georges, Grenade,
Both September, ISIS.

| On Wednesday, n deed Of the most shock
| ing enoruiiy, was perpHtraled at the house
| OF Dir. Robert G2mbiil, ia the vicinity of this
place. The particulars IS far as we have
I ieen able 10 learn, are as follows Mr.. Gam
bill had left home early in the dav. after winch
| itappears that his Negro EOv abeui II years
oil age, TOOK his masters rifle gun from The
rack IN the clearinghouse. which he found
enpty-he loaded IL, and then proceeded to
The loom house where bus Mistress was weay-
ing and disc harged it's contents at her through
creviee between the logs OF the house--th
u appears to have entered behind her right
ear, and came ont ia her ri.hi check near her
ear. The monster then eniiced ihe balance
OF The family consisting OF MIR Gambils three
chlidien, The ,eungeSt about twelve months
otu, aud naIiDegio girl about 10 wears Old,
10 20 with him 10 The barn. when lie ie COM
mthccd Tie hOrT.d work oi destruction. which
ne hdd begun with his mistress he took an
axe, dnd dispatched as ne thought. the negro
girl anu the children exec 1T the Youngest
winch he lett nnhrIt He then lid tie axe.
ahh proceeded In the hou>es of the nearest
he'shho's amt Informed them that some per-
sou, bad come To his masters house, and
shot hiS mistress aud kii!ed the chiidre en-.
men tie neIehhorsa>semhiad d most ockine
spectacle was presented 10 their view. Mrs.
Gambi bad fallen from her seat al the loom
apparently JnNt expiring, and the children ~
ins ~ the barn yard, apparently dead.-The
cuiprit was taken into custody and Contes
sea TO the facts above related He also states
that he was persuaded to commit the crime ny
wt.ite man and negro belonging to MIR
cochran, nearneighbor of MIR. Gambilrs-
the While man and negro are also i'm custody.
Ali lac family is yet living, but little hopes
az" entertained OF the recovery of any bnt the
Oldest chi!d. ROgersciHe Paper oct. 20.
NOZZLE, Oct Cove learn from a gentle
man VITO lately arrived from Pensacola, that
Capt Eoyles, to wiism General jackson gave
the command OF a company of Rangers has
mac another brush with the Indians * has bevn
wounded ana brought 10 Pensacola although
his party had the advantage of the Indians
we learn, further, that part of the troops sta
TONED at Pensacola, had commenced their
march foI Appaiachcoia, hut on the arrival
OF messenger with dispatches for the com
mander at Pensacola, they were ordered 10 re- |
tnin TO that place
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

His Excellcncv tire Russian Minister cave
| iast night most splendid ball in honor OF his
| Imperial MaJestys birth dsy. Recipe for the
| description take as much fluniniery Of ele
gance as your imagination can dish up. with rs
| many fnisome panegyrics as you.bave ever
seen III tue London papers, on the urhanity aud
taste OF the distinguished entertainer)
me Hon. Mr.. - arrived this evening
III our city, and put up at the -" "A few
mornings after the following paragraphs APP
pear IN pvint) We ard sorry to under stand
'hat the Hon. Mr.. 49, lost "A part of his bag
g"se 'nrmg the fire las; night. He had Just
entered ms room on his return from -
when the alarm Ut fire Was given He carried
small tounk 10 a neighbOting hou use, aud then
TOOK station 10 hand wafer. Tile latter part
oI 'ne iusht he lodged ~ the house Of Mr. -"
Now hundreds might have lost their shirts
ana stockings, or took station in "A line to
hdnd water, who, because thev were not forth
nate enough TO be called honorabies. escaped
without the honor OF a subtle paneeyric. The
president last year was watched by the lick
sptiies OF the pIess, who told Us al what hours
ne dined, supped and brrakiasted but, though
he was innocent OF these contemplate para
graphs, there were not wanting some persons
VINO blamed him Tor the n"ioriety he had not
sOusht.-1ho trGth is. II is the press which is
I'm fauit on these occasions and not his Excel
lency or his Honor
Let Ms 90 OF in iuiS kind of strain much lou
ger, and where slai! we stop! IL will not be
many Years before we shall have such
Specimens OF more ddr0nctd era.
his honor the ----- yesterday took am air.
ne III ms new Ogle carriage, accompanied hy
two oniiiders. The day was uncommonly fine.
anh The eeqnipage very brilliant. 1t attracted
universal admiration"
The grand bali and supper, which have
oeeu IN course at preparation for several
weeks, and were duly announced in our yestei-
days paper, We're held at the Nj mansion
heuse, last night. i he rooms were thrown o.
pen AT 10 O'Clock, aud the uobe yiSitant, he.
gan to crowd Ia by after TO- The ball was
opened by Miss 1weedie, aud His Exceicncy
Mr. Dash, in "A Minu.t de la Cour." Chen
follows ponpons description of the detais %,
dresses, dishes, aud drinks. &c. &c. for which
see the last London Courier)
her Ladyship - was Yesterday deliver |
"a OF fine boy the very image Of his noble |
aa'her. Her Ladyship is As well OIL the occa- |
sion as might be expected"
In fact, let us 90 OH we are, swelling Il |
lies, ana registering ihe arrivals, departures. |
ana trihiDg adventures of al Cur great mei,,
Their wives and babies, and we shall in no diS-
liant time see our newspapers NV eIled by ali lie |
fashionable fOiiies aud vile Affiliations which
Disgrace the English Chronicles Away with
such hnmmery My doctrine is
obSrA PUrNCPIis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13
PIRACY.

runaway with, last night from this port.
me Nehezuelan government briganti g of war
Co!hDbid' formerly the F0rtRatWS, American
bnilt, aboiIt 800 tons burlhen mounts two
twelve FOUNDER carionaueS of "A side. and one
long eighteen FOUNDER on pivot, but has be
sIdes a.HumbeT OF suns, aud also d auaniiiy of
building timber in her hold.
Inc following persons are known to have
gone on board, ana carried her eft
- GEORGE HonAs. Il nal pay -lieuteLant in tire
BfltIsh navy, Off fair complexion. about five
ieet eieven inches high, served latteriy as lieu
tenant on board tue Venezuelan shin of war
PctorW, but was discharged thetefrom for
bad COHduct
SAVAGE BEAR, formerly a masters mate in
'ht Brhhh navy, stout, darkish complexion,
phttd WIN The small poN, about tive feet FIVE
Hches bi@n. served laiteriy On board the Cir-
fOri0, but was discharged tor drunkenness
GORGE FREDERIC Brown. formerly A mid.
shipmdn in the British navy, sharp faced naie
c .h,pie 81, n about five feet t~o inches hirh.
served a,sO on board the Victoria bat was MS
charged for bad conduct
JOHN ADAMS formerly masters mate In the
British navy. This man war IN Charge and on
board the brig at the time she was carried OH .
Is OF a fiorid mpieNlon, and about five feet
six inches nigh.
The brig lad only four men on board. bc.
fore she was runaway with, but the following
scameu, desefters from the ship HiciDria are
supposed TO have gone on hoatd with Thomas
and othcrs, aud carried hcT of James GOUuor,
e. ofer HSNWCod, Naples, Pdsqitai alias
W ham Fisher. aud 0thersnot NetaCerta,ucd
IL appears from authentic evidence TINT
h.sgeuueman, who with ihrte seamcn, conn
posed lie "a hole OF the persons Or board y i,en
tie vess, -,ds assaiied by lhe pirate, bad no
concern ~ HE transaction, but on the co.itta.
~, was seized by the pirates. aud placed IN
custody OF the iofecastle, aud his lie rhrent-
eHed, VI he should make any resistance IL also
appears, that be was PM on board an Ausri.
can vessel or CIR coast. aud on his arrival st
! Savannah, went before a notary, and there
! plade iIls protest a. an officer oi The t,iyqbi,
brIgan'inc tlie arrival OF this vessel d,d her
SEIZURE, ny captain Ham OF N0riOik, sei her
being brought ~ theie we noticed f,v d,,s
! ago lAaJ0ra.