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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-04
Eahn's true 81 genuine Gernaa Corn
Plaster.

An intalitie remedy for GERS. sp2sti'
" removing taem root aud branch, SltT.
cut giving any Pain.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-04
For Sale,

IJyI,T large and com nodlous three
stary5rick Dwelling House IN h'ng
street upper eai, a. present occupied by
n. G.orzc F. Thornton. For terms ap-
NV to WM, HERBERT, Jun.
Nav 81 W.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-04
Hahn's genuine Ege WGttr,

A sovereign remedy for all diseases q
the eyes, whether the effect % noHlo
weakness or of accident.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-04
Description Of Forms, and the sImP-
tom; bv ,chich then are kRorR,

toms by ,chich they are knorR.
Worms which iDfest the human body
arc chiefly Of four kinds viz.-Ihe Te-
res or large round worm the Ascan-
dee or small maw-worm the Cucu.bI.
TIM Or short fat white worm; and
.astlv, the Tsenia or taPe-worm, so call
ed from it, resemblance to tape. This
is often m.ay ya-ds lsng and is full Of
Joints. II is most hurtfui and most dill.
cult ~ remove.
Among the symptoms attending wOrRls
are-disagrseaOe breath, especially IL
the morning; bad and corrupted guns
i.ching in the nose, and about the seat
COMMISSIONS, epileptic fits, and sometimes
priyation OF speech; starting and grind
ing Of the teeth in sleep irregular spPe
tte. sometimes loatllins food aud some
times voracieas /; purgins with shiny a1i
fetid stools vomiting; large and hafS
belly pain. and sickness at the sto-
mach pains in the head and thighs and
lowness Of spirits Slow fever with small
and irregular pulse dry cosg n; eXces-
sive thirst; sometimes pale and unhealthy
countenauce. .nd sometimes the face tloz-
led and flushed.
Persons afflicted with any Of the above
symptoms should have immediate re-
course to Hamiltsn's Worra Destroying
Lozenges, which have been constantly
attended with success in all complaints
similar to those above described.
4 dose Of this medicine given VEGA
sisnaIly during the wam season, will e.
fectualIy prevent .the vomiting and pur-
ging of chiIdrea"-a dreadful disorder,
which Annually destroys thousands q, TIE
infant past Of our Citizens. Iii likewise
the riidest aud Host certain renedy
AEswu, and has restored to heath aI:d
strength great RumbeT whcu in an al.
val ced stage Of this fatal complaint. Par
ticllar aud pain instructions are given
tere'ery part Of the necessary treatment
c such eases.
Children generally take this medicine
wita eagerne,s having pleasing afpe:r.
ance, and an agreeable taste.
The Rcstoraiire PO1saer for The
Is.th and Gitus.,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-04
Tooth .ache Drops.

The onlyrcmedy yet Uncovered whi'l
gives immediate aud lasting relief in tas
most severe instances.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-04
Lees Infali5le .3gue AID Fsrsr Pr,r'

For the cure Of asues, rcmit!ent aud
intermitten, feyers.
b. At the place Of sale pamfhie'
may he had gratis. describing cures pr
formed by the above meticines: the raaI
Der, Importance and resPcctat.ilty 81
which. fully justify every article u tn
advertisement.
Sold only phol'sris and retail, BY
JAMES KENNEDY 4 SCI.
september IS hiHs-s:. AlsIi '''-'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-04
Humilton's Grand Restorative,

Is recommended a. an invaluable us-
dicine for tie speedy relief and rerl1aa.
snt cure Of
Nervous Disorders tVio!ent cramps in
Consumptions ! the stomach and
Lornes: Of spirits / back
Less Of appetite Indigestion
Impurity Of 5'Col tMellacholy
Hysteric'! aflectiOns Goutin the stomach
Inward weaknesses I Pains in the limbs
and debility ! RelaIations, etc.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-04
CHAsLEs CcUxry CovRT,}
An-t I'm 1917

August lSEb, iCf
an application to Charles County
4 2 Court. by petition in "i'ing Of sa-
muei c. 6 Jack. OF Charles County, Tor
the benefit of the act ef sssembl ' for the
relief of insolyent debtors. passed at Nc
vanber session 1905, aad the :svera!
suo,lements thereto on TIE terms men
TONED therein. a schedule of ms property
and is: Of his creditors on oath. SO la
a. he can a.cartain them. being annexed
20 bis petition, and the court being salts
fed by competent testimony that tie SAID
samuel c. s. Jack has resided two years
immediately preceding the time OF 81,
sppl;c7tion ia the state Of Maryland ard
teiag also satisfied that the said Samuel
c. 5. lack Is in Actual confinement tor
Je5t, aud the said Ssmael {. ;. JACK ha-
vino ENTERED into bond with sufficient Sc
curity for his personal appearance IN
Chsrle, County Court, and answer ssch
alterations as his creditors may make
AGAINST hun: II is therefore ordered and
adi1dged that the said Samuel {. :. JACK
be discharged frsm imprisonment, and
TIA; By causing copy of this order to be
inserted in some one Of the newspapers
edited in the district Of Columbia. once
A week i,r two months successfully, be-
fore the third Monday of March next, he
1--WE notice TO his creditors to appear be-
tore the said court at CharlestOwG in said
county, on the said third Monday in
March next, for the purpose of recOm-
neuding trustee for their benefit and
o shew cause WHY the said Samuel {. s.
Jack should Mt have the benefit OF the
several inso!yent laws OF this state as
arayed. Given under my Land this l2ih
dav Of January 1919.
Test. JOHN BARNES, C. C.
January ID thzm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-04
To Rent,

TINE HOUSE aud GARDEN be
lo1yis- - tie subscriber OF Ycank-
I'm street. The house IS comroll9us'
the glr.len sg:s;oas and highly cultlva-
tei-a'sn. 3 yell ii the finest water a.
the ds1r. Fur tesBs sppiy 70
AUG. J. SMITH.
De-. -. VIII
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-04
SseS,

cured an immense number OF ersons ci
both sexes Of every age and IN every -
tuatiuu. of various d.fgeross complaints
arising from WORMS, and tEcm obstrgc.
tons 0r ioulne's in the stomach and bow
els.
This medicine bears no analogy what
eysr TO others Of similar title. So CON-
monty complained OF as operating with
violence Oh the contrary particular
excellence OF this remedy is its being
suited to every age and constitution. II
contains nothing but what's perfectly IL
nocent y is so mild in its operation tha;r;
cannot injure the most delicate Prcss72n
isdy or the tenderest infant of week old
should 70 worms exist in the BODY: bGt
will without pain or gripping cleanse the
stomach and bowels OF whatever Is !o-'
oc offensive, and thereby prevent tie pc
duction of worms and many fatal di,
orders. The lOZenges are particslaTl!
eGicacious in carrying of all gross hr-
mours and eruptiors. leverIsh and bilious
complaints, and are the safest and mud
est purgatiye that can be ssed Oh any
n~casien-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-04
HOT SEES. LANDS. DC
For Rent,

For Rent,
TINE Rooms over and Bick Bsiid-
io,. attached to the Fire ln-,ranee
OEce OF RJSal street.
Apply atthis ofhee-
D,ce-nh-- - -rH
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-04
lanes Kennedy q Son,

U ESPECTFULLY inform the p bic
~ tIat they have Just resolved from
LEE's ,VEDICLt.E STORE,
80. IS, Maiden lane, Nsw-York, fresh
sq,pIy Of tie foIioo.ng valuable HEDl-
ONES:
HaniL.on'S Worm. destroying Lo=s':-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-18
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1918,

Mr.. SaordeR,
[ have read with much pleasure an es
say in your paper OF Monday. under the
signature of Mercator, and it woHid be
unias, to withhold nv appreciation OF the
style in which the piece is written, as
well as Of the general tenor G. the au-
thor's remarks.
There is, however, one paragraph. in
the publication (no doubt the result Of
impressions produced by Inaccurate in.
Formation given to the writer) which is
calcula ed to produce an effect which he
seems justly to drprecate- | allude to
that which insinustes against the direc-
tors Of our banks ga desiga to render
the undertaking (alluding to the India
voyase) unpopular, by making it the pre-.
text FOR heavy curtailments," and to SHIFT
the weight on the banks of Georgetown
andsW ashington.
am not myself aware that any nnne-
cessary cuftailments have Of late been
made That the expectation OF large
sam in specie, to be raised in the Dis
trict Of Columbia, should produce some
effect on institutions whose circulation
NEST necessarily be regulated By their
specie capital, o. other available substl.
tutes for it, was to be expected /; and 1t
,curtailments beyond the apparent neces-
sity produced by the voyage 10 question
have been mad, is there not another
more obvious aud more important cause
70 which it may properly be attrihuteds
A new bank, with capital OF 100000
dollars, has lately been established in our
neighborheod the subscription has been
filed, and a large portion OF the pay
menls have bees made in the paper Of
oar banks. Dn The first Of April next,
the Bank Of the Valley is compelled to
have deposited in rs vaults specie ca
pital OF three hundred and sixty thou
sand dollars. Nearly all this sun is to
be raised BY a call for specie tor the notes
it holds Of other banks. Does not pru-
dence dictate that some preparation
should be made for this event?
In relation to the latter part OF the pa
ragraph referred to, from the information
have had, which is derived from an au-
thentic source, the banks in Alexandra
have furnished large proportion OF the
specie.
If the gentlemen concerned in the ex-
petition, instead Of applying for discounts
TO the banks in Alexandra, thought 1t
more advisable to raise the money By a
sale OF stock IN Philadelphia and to the
north, and il in payment they received
facilities payable IN Georgetown and
Washington-were the banks in Alexan
dria censura6le for this cour'e--a pro-
ceed,ng over which they had no control,
and with which they had no right to III
terfere s-And that a great part OF the
money required was raised in this way,
can be satisfactorily demonstrated.
IN LIMA NDiIAN.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-18
y

Extract of teller received N Provl-
dence (R. |. from Savannah, dated
on the 14th ult. from an officer OF the
American squadron at Amelia Island
You will probably wish to knew shat
sent me here: | will intern Ecu, and. by
so doing, give an account Of ten Of the
most MISERABLE days of my life. We
took the patriOt p:ivateer Commodore
Cbamplin, with the Sarlna Gulneaman,
her prize we were ordered OIL board the
privateer, and sailed under convoy OF
the brig Prometheus and schooner Lynx.
We had with US AZ slaves, aud arrived
here after long and bois'erous passage
Of IL days; Notwithstanding this vessel
is an excellent sea beat, we suffered
much but nothing when compared to
the Offerings Of the slaves, which We had
no means 10 prevents or 6 Of them dy-
ing in night OF weakness and cold -
the Sarina has probably lost more slaves
than we have; we have now on board
only Is; they are all young, not exceed
ing Is years ef age; two are now lying
dead on board, aad there are number
more that will in all probability terminate
their miserable existence before another
sun. SINGS cur arrival here we have got
blankets, which have made the slaves a
little more comfortable. Il is enough to
make the stoutest heart sicken TO look at
these miserable objects, and think OF the
brutality of those who are so hardened as
to tear these people from their friends
and country. The captain of the Guinea
mau Ia Spanlard) is now on board ot her,
sick with the coast fever, which in all
probability viii terminate bis mortal Ca
reer. The numbsr Of slaves taken from
the coast was lis.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-18

At an election held on MsDday. for
President and Directors of the Aicxan
dria Library Company, the following
gentlemen had majority Of votcs,vlz.
John Roberts, President,
Hugh Smith,
Phiueas Janrey.
Nathaniel Watts,
George S. Hough,
jacob Hoffman,
C:aven p. Thompson,
James l.. M'Kenoa,
William II. Fitznugh,
Nobtet Herbert,
James Keith, Jr.
Charles Bennett, Directors.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-18
ROMAN CEMENT.

\ sort OF plaster. 50 called, which viii
with .taad gu moist climate, is made by
mixing one bushel OF lime Stacked with
81 ID. OF green copperas, Is gallons Of
water, aad aalf bu,hel OF fine gravel
sand. The coPperas should be dissolved
ia hot wate,--,t must be stirred with a
stick, and kept stirring continually while
In use. Care should be taken to INK at
once as much as may be requisite TOR one
e4ure trout, as it is very difficult to
match me color again; aud it ought to
be naked the same day it is used.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-18
Charles on, Fe5. 10.
TEOM AMELYA.

Ry the arrival yertrrday Of the si"op
James. captain Vincent, in 8 DAYS IRON
ST. Hsry's, We learn that al was quict at
Amelia Island, and that colonel Bark
head, III the capacity Of military COM
mander and civil magistrate, had given
great satisfaction by lis en'Ieavors 10 do
justice {" all. Commodore Amy, with
his two briggs of war. the Mexica1 C"n-
gress and America L'bre, was expected
to sail Tor South An erica in alb Ut days.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-18
KaorriNe { TSar.) Jan. 30.

K"orrWe ISHr.) Jan. 30.
ARKANSAS pELEoAII y OF cHERoKEEs.
The A kahsa. delegation OF Cherokee
indians, which has been here for some
days past, has been clothed and equipped
under the superintendent OF governor
M'Mnn, for a visit to Washington City,
for which pace they lett here o. the l6ih
instant. The object Of this delegation,
We understand, is to have an interview
with the president of the United States,
with view to obtain his permission to
establish separate and distinct govern
ment for themselves IN the Arkansas
country, and 10 dissolve all obligations
which they have heretofore been under
to the Cherokees who reside east OF the
MississiPpi. This object. should it he ef-
fecied, will promote the emig' a:ion OF the
Cherokees, and hasten the extinguish.
ment OF their claim to the Country 10
which they now reside. This event has
long and anyiously been looked Tor, and
cannot be less desirable 10 the citizens
of Tennessee than TO the officers Of the
general government, whose prompli,ude
aad zeal in carrying the treaty into eff.
feet is highly characteristic OF tie rulers
Of free people.
Governor M.Minp, who has been in.
structed By the p es,dent ot The Cniied
States to superintend the delivery of the
property stipulated to be given to the
Arkansas epigranis, will leave here, ~
understand, Tomorrow. tor the Cherokee
Agency.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-18
FROM the Connecticut Courant.
The DEIEF REMARKER

AMBITIONS ,horny path Is too mar
row for two TO 90 I'D eass in it, Each
struggle hard to get forward of each,
aud the one tl.at Is iorcmo,t Of all mu.l
press forward with might and main. else
some other one will rush by him. lie
that stumLles is trampIej over ny the
crowd behi!.J him. 1t is all a scramble
IN which the successful competitors are
greeted with shouts Of applause, and ihr
unsuccessful Ones assailed by the hi SEES
vi derisOn and scuru.
lu a former age it was the AMBITION Of
the celebrated Cardinal de RetZ TO be
FIRST IN the hearts Of hi, ielinw citizen,
the Parisians. His uiuLi!ictnce exceed
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-18
From the Georgia journal. Feb 5.

OH Hickory agaiH.-Maior general
Jackson, in letter to governor Rabun,
dated Nashville, l2h jan. 1918, states
that he has instructions from the pre-
sidcnt of the United States to repair TO
Font Scott, and to con ertra,e in it, Vi
cinity such military force as may ope-
rate with success against the Seminole
Indians, and give security to our south
ern frontier" To enable bin 10 effect
these impo liant objects, he is authorised
to call on the executives of this and the
adjacent states Tor suc;l auxiliary militia
force as may be deemed necessary.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-18

Fer the immediate protection Of the
frontier, greatly exposed at this time to
Indian hostility, the governor has au'hO-
rscd general Gaines 10 cali out, If neces-
sary, for temporary service, the militia oil
Pulaski equity. ttiI.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-18

General Glascock passed here on Fi-
day last, direct from the army, on his
way to Augusta; he intends hurrying on
the new drafts a. fast as pus,ible. and al
so the. few regulars there under lIeutrn-
ant Forsyth. The general. We under
stand, is authorised TO accept the services
Of from so to 100 mounted riflcmen or
infantly-these he calculates on raising
from his brigade The new fort called
Early (and not Bloomfield, as before
stated is completed, aud defended by
forty men, half OF them regulars, With 2
pieces Of artillery. In consequence 1f q
request from col Arbnckle. commanding
at Fort Scott, that the garrison Of Fort
Gaines should be reinforced, mai. Wood
ward, with small party of :olunieers
aud some faithful Indians, had marched
to their assistance. Tie balance of the
detachment of militia arrived at Hartford
on the eth, and with the exception o.!
sixty (who volunteered to remain until
rel we'd BY other trocps) have since been
discharged. [i5ia.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
Tuesday. November sis
IN SENATE.


THE President laid before the Sen
ate a letter from the Secretary OF the
Treasury transmitting his annual re-
port to Congress.
~e, MIR. Barber gave notice that he
should, on to-mnrrow, ask leave 10
;otrodueea bill to increase the sala
res of certaiu OTHERS.
Mr.. MeIien submitted a resolution
ins,ructiny the judiciary committee
10 ,uqpire into the exprdieney of es.
t.bvshing by law circuit court Of
tie United States. to he holden at
Purtias,l, III the District oil Maine.
M. Dickerson, leave being given.
n,.o.ineed hill to provide for thu
rvoo,ai OF the l'Drnr, Of Consr' s. Il
the nuril, wing Of ID" capitol. --'scad
Monument to W ashington.
MIR. Gul.soorough gave nollce thu
i he should, on lo-nOr. NV, ask ieas,
10 in,roiure .jui. res'Iu,ion for The
ere lion Of "a monument over the re
mains of the late Gener | Grors'
Washington, where they now lie 9
The Senate adjourned.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
INV various explanations to establish

Nv various explanations to establish
ns prOprlety.
This motion was opposed ny Mr..
pindall, and was in the end neSatived.
Mr.. Taylor, of New York. moved
to strike out the provision for sala-
~ to tho marslel and attorney Of
The district. on the ground that no
salary had been allowed TO those Off
GERS in the additional districts created
in other states; and that. il any were
allowed in this ease, il ought TO be by
a general provision.
Mr.. Baldwin, OF Pa. related some
Facts, shelving that there were instan-
ces Of salary allowed 10 those officers
in some of the additional districts OF
other states; after which, the motion
was ntgatiyed.
Mr.. Floyd, Of Va. moved to strike
out Wyf!se court house. and substitute
Giles court house, as enc Of THE twc
places Of holding the courts OF The
new district. ami made some remark.
in support OF the motion.
MIR. A. Smytll opposed the motion
and replied to MIR. Floyd. who rtjoin
ed and, after sume further reniarl,
lhy MIR. S!hyth.
The molten was negatived; and tss
lin,l heins gone lhrpugh, a tia blank
filed, NJ. it WIS reported Loihe Illus,
and the amendments Of the committt.
sgreed to.
I Mr.. M'Co., expressing his emhar
rass,imnt how III vote On this bill, no
being tb'e to perceive any ne"ecsit,
Tor the proposed division. with lii
information he at present possessed
asked Of the advocates OF the meas
ere 20 EXHIBIT, the reas0Es for its sd0p
lion.
Mir. pindal, entered into a reeapi
, ,uintion 0c he reasons he h;u hereto
fore submitted in support III III" jus
,irc auti rSprdIrary Of the establish
ment Of the new district md
I After some remavAs from Mr.
M.fos. in reply.
The hill WIS ordered 10 tie engrussei
as amended. and re..d tsiird tine
ami
Ihc House adionsnrd.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28

to give to the subject Of the resolu.
ton such a consideration as its in
portance deserved. 1t would be re-
collected by the house, that resoIu-
tion had passed the Senate during the
last session, calling 90 the Secretary
Of the Treasury to lay before Con
sress particular account ofthe state
and transactions Of the bank. This
report might he expsa ted to he shortly
laid before Congress and in that re
port wonid perhaps be embraced all
the information required by The re
solve. Although rumcts had existed
Mr.. M'I4ane said, with regard to Ger.
tain transactions in the bank, he thu,
il would be well not to institute an en-
curry hastily on thc foundation oil
mere rumor. He wished the reso'u-
lion to lie op tie table for a day or
Tor longer time, that the Houss
might have time To reflect on it. liz
therefore moved, that it lie on III,
table, and be printed.
MIR. Spencer sat. he had no sort Of
objection 10 this curse; hut he hoped
that, after gentlemen bad reilcste,
on it, they would be disposed TO take
| 1t up and act on it at an early day.
The house then resolved itself int
a rommittc. Of the whole. MIR. Snlitl
of Md. in the chair, on the bill 10,
appointing an additional number o
clerks in The War Department.
On motion of Mr.. Harrison, al
appropriation was inserted for YEAR
salary TO the twelve additional clerk
proposed ty the bill.
The committee rose and reparte.
1.-THE Hill. which was ordered to b.
ensrosscd for third readIng.
The hoase adjourned.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
COMM uNICATED.
Obituary n otice.

On Wednesday, 25th inst. departed
this life, after short but painful i'll
ness. Mrs. Eliza Roche, consort Of
Edward Roche, Esq. of this Borough.
BY this dispensation of Providence
have been discovered the eBdearing
ties of mother and wife. She support
cd her disease with the resignation oil
one, whum the cross Of Christ had
released from sin and for whom The
sacrifice of an humble and contritt
heart had purchased peace. She ties
titled with the PsaImist that, +" il was
good for her to be afflicted" ant
:. regretted not the most acute pans'
in whirh she read " il is the Lord
Thus was her last end peace : for ];
is believed she saw the vanity Of earth
ly things, and experienced shat re
peptance which nredetb MT to be re
pente,l Of, aud by her example admop
| is:., 9, I" ito thou and do likewise
Her friends deeply depiore her loss
hut is a " sorrow not without 'jope.'
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
Pirates Captured.

1t il n,entioned il the Mobile Gaz.
~ The a7t,, ult. that schooner rigge
boat, With eight White an's ieur hiarh
men. had been capture'i anti brought
INTO thai port, ON suspicion OF piracy
They were examined lly Judge soui
min. aud the white mea COMMITTEE
for trial. The blacks. three OF whom
liz anrsave,!, had been taken from
New Providence wre, hrr, and on
! from a span sll vrie, we're libclieu.