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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-11

\ Ahb'thN HtlLs FOX AALE.--AEfer4nJ la II,-
- provisions OF d deed OF trust or moTtqa,, eve
."ltH ~ h"hefi Nelson TO Charles Carter Of sbirtsr
:" secure ihr payment ~ Of money therein
"lo '"I Other purposes, this valuable tTgct 81
- % '"W "hefcd iOT sale, privately. II !s situach an
turkey Island creek, IN The lower end NJ s,,,i ="
nhoht sixteen miles from Richmond and iw col, ir;
nn.tsIsp"it, ana adjoining The lands Of NJ Gcore.
~ j. csliinatce to Contain nearly ogC nrrss
Syvo "bich u virgin land of the best qnaIity cagabe
~ PionheihR as heavy crops tobacco as any la,,G ia
s'o"el country the remainder l. yer, 6ne ,,I,,,,
s"i', sihliiar & tbat Ia The neisJibo, honn ,Ifb ~
pesh so n?hN Improved ia few years by fbc use of
Yt t S"n ~ ps"n Turkey leland cl.ek is na.icabIe
w. we Hade Known by application 10 The subsct ibrI
tSa'hg on lie ~ emses, aud who Wih take nI,asurs
~ sheN'hR inc lahd 10 any person wishing To- rnr
chsss. NAiliANnL NILSSON, IaiUe,n ITiHs'
-
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EN poLLANS Rtw AND ~ ~ he ave. ~ -
-, psisooh' 'ot experimenting LLJAlI, a likely n4,,o
,y ''N,sen % seventeen years Of age aud siert
IeI h'aue-.and delivered to me or to Cspair Iap,
OhutiVo1o, ~ Hann'cf county The sato hnv 80
" ''u"seu ~ me OF III. George Sbackeford in kny
= p'eth. le bad on when be went on a s61,t ,ri,S
ia, WCo' Mathis other dress not fecoIiecied liz
i.eni Slue o. ms face swecd. rus probable o
70 hcnmond on the Church I'LL. where re 6,,,,
o d, the bfsh making busincss or to King
ss, .'Ihe said BOY Is secured IN any ail ali T.s
June II. "h|1N ELS IuN'
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I'VE subscriber WISHES to exchange a Ir,11 -
- OF one ihohsdhd acres ~ Hopkins county Ken,nc
W, situated my miles north west from Rgsseiiviii
neal OiaAt eTttk, or nbimproved properly i'm Kim
'uuu' Io' laha WIN improvements IN this STATE no.
t ~, hlehmond and the Blue Ridge. In septenbet
respectable resident Of that countfy was emnIo
go 10 Nswtbi tract. ard the following is an eSt,,
rom MS letter upon The subject about one hs,f ~
("u "h1 ss vel aud Is Of good qualify; the erouth
" "k oi an klh5s, bnt the greatest quantity y hite
WIN PlehY otpopiI fof building, Wiib a surhr camp.
iht undefpONih is spice wood red bud, ana s,n,c
hsbel there veFy lille 81 the land
rom us being wet It's disiunce from Maids ps me-
the county seat ~ six nGies-fIom GfeenvilIe (asck
epbufg CONTINUOUSLY fourteen miiesfrom he Hiebland
LIZA, t"here salt Is sold AZ dollar per bnsh, thfr
y one mtles ana two mules distant from a nil on
Drake cTeek-ln 1898, The surveyor sitter completing
survey OF The land, Whites TINS ielaioh 10 IL -.
hinh there is two thirds Of yOBr land that liz ticb
and Its wel-nis al least rood second rate ffae,V
nave lately learnt that tobacco inspection has brsn
established within four niles Of ttis land 90 Drake
CREEK. Tile title 10 the tow aud KENNEDY prspefty u
indispuiabie. Any person communicating with me
Hpon this subject viii please address ~ ne vi Rich.
mond. bctweea ibis sDd the Gfst fucust and viii e,,e
VERY psrIcust description Of tie stale " improve
mcr1 IS 10 uieif land and suHdings.
lune ~. lo.,U FETER COPELAND.
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hNING taArU The Plaster MIL beTetoInrr ocCn,Isd
ny MessTs WOodson * Staples we intend kcs,;n,,
on band constant supply Of LUMP and tstnIiNi;;
PLAS ER Tor sale. bDhUND ANDLRSON 4 90
Cary Street Juue ~. Ia -
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ON THE. TIMES.

A gentleman WHO was pleased with the
tone and sentiments Of Discourse, de-
livercd by Bishop MOORE, IN the Monu-
mental Church, on Sunday last, aud was
induced 10 believe that they might do SER
applied 10 the Bishop. who was so kind
as 70 furnish him with The following Ex-
tract. With a view of communicating
the pleasure TO others Which he himself
derived from the perusal Of this extract,
he has asked leave, and now submits il 10
the readers of the Enquirer:
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>I1RlRrY DOLLARS REwARD-wnI he given for

>TNRlRTY DOLLARS REWRRD-wiU he given for
A appIeheDding and securing ia Jail, sutiat ret
him again. negro duan GfORGE, vino runaway GoIn
ny RESI- ieuce IN GOuCand 2sth MaIcH last. Ne is
yefy gey black fellow. strong u,ade shout twenty
twenty yeafs old aud five feet feet four or
1--WE inches high. tie carried away with bni a blne
cloth Sunday coat Together with his wo1siug Clothes
George out nearly all of last year employ en- in the
neigbpoThoOd Of Cuckoo Louisa. diicbeT and was
abont weeks ago takcn ont Of stanton JAIL BEING
very crafty fellow should lie be appfchcndcd and not
well secured, he will make his escape.
THOMAS MILLER.
La Valiee, (Goocbland,) March ~.
NJ. George was again, about week ago, taken out
Of stanton jail aud made his escape about 20 miles
this side OF SITUATION, 10 the neighborhond OF which
place he Is probably iHrking.....LT Since the above
negro broke out Of Stanton jail he la; been conaaed
ia that Of GreenbTier which he has also broken Of
Apfii 10. r. M.
n The Editor offhe Staanfon O6scrver ,rlif please
Insert te ADORE three tiHfs and forrdrd his ncrOAnf
JOr ptgaeEf 10 Tic subscriber, trg near COockkrHd
courthouse. JHOs MJLLER.
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iENDlNG TO remove from the city of Richmond
40 sooh as we eau close our business inform our
Customers aud the pabc that The busiue.s gu,
L@,r's 9S Us, WI IN future be continued bJ siessrs
M. SEoRGG WooDSON, Who has lived win ma
'o eeVeia yeas, AND has become an excellent imdgs
W s pu"ly nI plaster of paris viii transacl business
,ien% 1--we isel contdthce III saying that our
ienus may Calculate 0n being al least as Vel, srrvr5
s"I SUCCESSORS as they have been hercIofure hY a
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r. s. Our Office will Dt Kept IN fnlItc aia,, Tho
counting room Of Messrs. LdIsund Anderson =, o.
we Ieluest all persons indebted to us 10 cali and
Jmne n ". ~ o.
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VoILtBelweeh Tie 40 II 10 3lst ut } IhTTe Z I0o
- bdhA Notes, TO wit: Z. No. 6sJ, Farmrrs' pank
, al Norfolk, payable To Richard Blow da,ed
n reo'hafy, iei3-A. No. 1922 Bank of yirpiuia an
sYn payable 10 Richard L. Lea, dated sb Feb,y
No. HOS, Bank of Virginia al Norfolk uaynhie
- Hieharu T.. Lee, dated Sth Feb. IsiO-Supposrd IN
s ooppeo between the Compiler Office and the head
o. S,',ee'tAny persn who have found or re.
on Inc owner, (and shall be- il requile haudso,n.y.
'eM ,aJ BY giving information al this Office.
JUNO IL. ~
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EgANANAl from MS owneT Iu the neiqbburiiUod nI
y Lynchbufe, 4 few days since, JOSHUA, slave
about ~ years old, bright muaito, blue eyes hair
tpierarly much cErlrd about feet or inches high
stout set ny trade hacksiih This ft!luu has pro.
cured upwards 81 100 ~ cash. aud much ciutune aud
understand intends TO make his way 10 phisdepbia
as free man. Joshua wears at o dIaty silver watch
but would prove needless to describe his clrthing.
Any person detecting said fellow and forwarding ~
formation SO that Obt0iH bun, shall resolve * 20
june ". W. .Wlws JOSEPH CHIIVHN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-11

HE snoscT Ger Intending To remove to the south.
- west ~ ssiioiious 10 sell his REAL ESTATE in
i"'s CITY ana lite vicinity. dwelling house with an
nan acre lot ot land attached theIeto ia the occu
pancy OF Ar- X. q Scott. a building lot No H. in
CanpheiPs pIan IN the rear OF J. 4 ". Miller Two
acres OF iand, si,emey situated Mr. HavHlI's
$50 pstweeh and 900 acres OF iaHd be greater part
=" mosus,l ABOUT SIX miles from the c'ty...I " sell
gieal bargain IN the above property.
J"nr w. In..n T. II. PROSSER
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Staples IF the Richmond Mayket

m, 0F''' y tHe HfcHNiUNu N0fReI.
ioDaccO . to lO-Coru s 3 25 a3,o
-four -four 19.Meai rs IA S4-Wheat S 1 TO-
hehp i4o ii ) l6O per ton--Oats So 5 SIS
Grocer1es.-Sugar, brown s 10 : X no,
huhurea-Coffee "a a j cts. per lb.-Moias.
SEES Ia d % cts. per ga.lon-Cut Herr,nps : ~
20 per Dol--Bacon, Ii aI3 CTS per lb.-Rum
west lhdia 80 % cts. per gallon.
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k1USlCAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 0sTE J5Atsie,
Iva corner az Eutaw aud Saratoga streets baitin,0Te
mas just received and leeps constantly for sale yaric-
y OF MUSICAL ELECTROMAGNETIC AZ follows.
Concert horns OF superior qUaty with all the tones
concert trulnpetS do do. -,
Vioiins, Italian and French, Of superior quality
Tenor vious and basses-fne violin bows
Hair for bOws-yolin heads
Iail pieces and pege. elsgant-bridges &c.
FageoletS, pate0t, of ebony aud bpXp God
German hntes-elnri, netis and clai lone u reeds
Al Of which, aud also his eT assortment he viii
sell NJ very moderate prices.
X. u. continues 10 naannfacluFe riaIionetls victims
VoIHcelios -fepairS aud musical inflrunients
generally.
IT ORDERS from distant places. executed aud for.
wstded with pfomrtncSs despatch.
BALTIMORE, June ~ w7ws
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Bytae Le@,eHanf G0Ue1or N The Uo,n I9oateaIfL n,
Eifgfstu-A a "a j,


Itrgisia-A PROCLAMATION
SNHEREAS 1t has been represented 10 the executive
~ by the jailor os BoetoHrt county, thai certain
HANSON HODGE, who had bcen committed TO the
Jsi OF said c"naty charged with passing
hahh Notes, uid, On the Night Of the 2gth April last
break the SAID aii and made his escape therefrom and
10 10" going az large have therefore thought t by
ahd WIN te advice of the coaueii OF stale to Issue
ms proclamation, hereby offering reward Of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS I" any person persons ~ ho
sha appiehend aud convey To the jail aforesaid the
SAID Ransnm Hodge: Aud do mo, enver rcgrire ali
officers, civil and military, within heir respective de-
Pafiments, and call npon the good citizens the com
oh"eaiih, 10 use their best endeavors To- appTehend
ana convey 10 Ihe said Jail the aforesaid Ransom
hodse that lie may be dealt with as the directs.
Given under my hand as Lieni. Governor and
(osaD under he seal Of the common ealih al
Richmond, This 10th day Of June, IsIu.
PETER V. DANIEL.
hdHson Hodge is about ~ or 2I years aye dark
hair, daIk or hazel eyes full face rather darn a
schr over hs ieh eye which he ceHcrals with his hair
OF nat, aboni feel ar q inches Eigh--Had when
he bfOke Jail deep blue coat, home made, pair
OF SUM cOlOred panrslouns. June H. I0..u4w
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AoriCE....Ar persons hsv,ng claims against thc
estaie OF THOMAS MILLER, dec. late of Coocb
iaho county, are requested To make hea Known To his
executors, III WriIing. stating the amount when due
ahd The date from which interest will rum wcilcT
Inc same be founded pond, btll note, OF open &C
ceunt't is hosed that suit will I've brought
irst endeavoring make arrangements With the ex,cu
tofsas 1t Is their wish 10 make pa the SD
payment of all justsehts
WILLIAM MILLER, rr,.,s.
J. IL. FERGUSON, ! i'"e''
Goorhiand, June II. Ia An
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posYsURIpT.
From, Ccg;z-direet


BOSTON, June 5, Tile schr. Natiu.,
Capt. Goodwin arrived here yesterday, in
Al days from Cadiz. ~.
The u. s. sioop oi war Hornet Geo. G.
Read. coninander, arrived al tadiz the
l4th April IN IL days from Boston, will,
the lion. MIR. FORSYTH, on board. BY the
acquisitions at Cadiz, all vessels from the
". States observe quarantine of 8 DAYS,
but lbis was not required Of the Hornet
from motives of respect for MIR. Forsy IN.
and the general appearance Of health a.
mong the crew. On the 10Th Mr.. FORSYTH
landed uHder a salute of ~ guns wards,
manned, &c. On the 10th the Hornet
saluied the town with 2l guns, which
| were returned. His Excellepcy the Guy.
General O'Donueli, waited on MIR. For
syth, ande attention and ciyil:iy were
shewn hun. Mr.. F. was To leave Cadiz
on The Goth for Madrid.-Capt. Goodwin
has dispatches for government.
PHILADELPHIA, June 3.-UNITED
STATES BANK STOCK continues to
improve: this morning 81 was offered.
81 asked. We have not heard at any
sales.
Ncw Incented Vind0v Elind or Shaae.
BOTTOM, June SILT is matter of exul-
ta'loh ana PRIDE that scarcely week passes o.
yer our heads without leaving behind il some
new ana nseinl discovery. This is the be.t
possible proof we can have of the expaudiur
genius OF our citizens, and is highly credi,ablc
10 our country. We have now TO record the
new invented Window Blind or Shade. which,
Tor ntiil,y and servire surpasses any Thing Of
the kihd ever introduced here. liz can he
made at much cheaper rate than those no,S
Al use, ana IS Not so liable 10 he Injured by the
weather 10 describe il mimuieiy. or tcrI,,i-
cahy would take up too much room in news.
paper. we therefore invite The p;ib,it In cal,
al the house ofthe Widow Burns, IN Sea.sfreet'
Wheeler'S Point, where one OF them has re-
Gently been erected for inspection One Blind
VIII shade tour windows. The invention [, Of
rhiidueiph,a origin, but has been greatly inn
proved by the present proprietor, AS will an.
pear on close examination F
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Wheat Fans and Loaf Sugar.
NINE WHEAT FANS, superior Io those commonly
y ia use, just received from the BTandywime mills
for sale "a 5 80 each. Baltimore LOAF SUGAR No.
3, fof sale low for cash by no; AUBAIT in.
June H.
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3 osi IA Certificate al one Share OF aIock -, rhs
=; sank of Virginia No. 2a97 dated 2Oth Aurii isoo
III Tue naaie Of BirchetIs * Puryear
Juhe II.
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RIGHTS OF "THE STATES
IND or" TIE PEOPLEo(d)

-----------" aud for my part,
- know no personal cause To- spurn ar' them,
Bat for the general" fhey"wouId be cTown'd" (J)
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IIlDEs.-5OO prime Buenos Ar. IN ,;IIItSs-,
IL received and for sale by ", Jus'
Inr., WIN. SHEPHERD, Cary street.
l0..3
4 AN LlNENS.-i2O bales comsistIne of III.
-, iehbufgs. ozpaburgs, buriaps Hessiuns Iona.s
uo"las, checks, aud while rolls -e"''
Is bales DaIlzic rolls
boxes oil cloth
box velvet ribbon
4Vo halt boxes by 10, and 10 by IL window pysss
'u poAes hollow glass consisting OF quart pin,
>, and half pin, decanters and tuinl,Iers f''''
10 hnndies German steel
10 casks marbles
so hampers wine bottles
200 casks cut nails, assorted
% boxes sprigs aud lacks For sale I'm
Mav4. JI6 wtfif ,SHr go .
4 oSr--h Certificate OF one Share 81 STocc -.
- Bank of Virginia, No. 2aoJ dated 20i,, nj, ,san
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PRICE OF STOCKS.
$3.50 VI Virginia. ..-......... So SO
a'.ie,s BANK. ....-..........S2 so
pdnA ..'.-s........... %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-11

The memorable words Of the scriptures
are applicable to the pres emt times. We have
sreculated so deep IN banking, that the coun-
Try is nearly shaken 10 its centre. I've have
sown the mind; aud we are now reaping the
whirlwind" A
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-17
FRANCIS purrIN.

We are assured, on unquestiona5Ie au.
thority, that some of The facts stated in the
account of the death of this young man, as
published in cur last, are essentially incor-
rect. So far from his death having been
Produced by starUatien, and his having
struggled on from Baltimore 'two or three
days and nights without any thing but wa
er'-,he tact is, he had been living in
Falmouth from the 18th of July to the LIST
OF August. He worked at his trade, with
respectable tradesman of that place, in
whose family he lived, & was web treat
ed. On Sunday, the first OF August, he
determined 10 set out for Richmond. He
then had some money OF his own but a
benevolent Young gentleman, who had be Z
come Interested in the tate of the stranger,
gave him some money at parting, in addi-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-17
Extract ofa letter from La Guayra, july
90. 1919.

THE Grand Margarita armada compo-
sed OF 20 armed vessels and 4 transports,
having on board $50 English &. Germans,
and 200 Creole troops, sailed on the 18th,
from Margarita, and Oh the 18th, effected
landing at Pozuelos, 3 leagues from
Barcelona, which place was taken on the
18th. Our army is at some distance IN
the interior, but are ere this, marching a.
gainst Inc enemy. Our feet has gone to
windw ard, and if they fail in with the enc
my, will give good account OF them. The
greatest tranquility prevails in this city,
Caracas, and the country round-business
very dull Produce high and scarce"
[Philad Gazette.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-17
TUESDAY, AUGUST II. 1919.

Il is stated in the New. Y ork Columbian,
that the officers Of our Mediterranean
souadlbn have subscribed 5000 dollars, to
cree, marble monument over the remains
of Captain THOMAS Ga BILE, who died IN
October last, at Pisa. This act rejects
additional credit on the generous and
brave officers Of he American navy, who,
generally speaking, are not less remarka-
Bile as gentlemen, for magnanimity and
other accomplishments, than for skill, and
cool unshrinking intrepidity in battle.
[FraakLin Ga-.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-17
Baltimore, august IA.
CAUTION.


We have seen counterfeit three dollar
note of the Farmers Bank of Mary land,
which has been received in store in How
ard street. The execution of the counter
felt is sufficiently good to deceive careless
observer but by comparing it with the
real note, the following differences are very
perceptible The tail Of The Bearer in
the counterfeit, is encompassed by black
l,ne. which gives it a clumsy appearance {;
and the skim of the whole animal appears to
be smooth, whereas in the true note, the
long hair is conspicuously represented
The eye of the animal, in the counterfeit,
IS distinct block circle with white CEN
tire /; in the genuine note the eye is radia
ted, and no 1ahite In the abbre iation, Co.
in the true note, there are iuro commas I'M
der the flourish, which are not in the coun-
terleit. The Signature OF the cashier Is ex-
tremely well initiated in the counterfeit,
with the exception of the last letter OF the
nalne-th y in the counterfeit is narrower
at the top, the hair stroke is not 50 long,
and the flourish at the bottom is more free
han IN the genuine signature. The sigma
ture Of the president is badly done-the
FIRST letter appears to be an n. instead OF
an II. and the stroke across the last h. in
the counterfeit, is nearly at the top OF the
letter, whereas in the genuine note 1t is be-
low the middle of the letter. The ink of
the counterfeit note is much blacker than
that of the genuine, and all the letters, il
closely examined, will be found to be much
thicker and more clumsily executed.
Federal Gazette.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-17

handing the Reyalists, Is now moving 10.
wards US in full force-the Indians are
annoy him on all sides, and have taken
prisoners from him and sent them 10 US
the people here none more sanguine of sue
cess-recruits are joining US daily
+" From my knowledge Of the Indians and
their language, there can be furnished, if
necessary, two thousand warriors"
(NeiU- York Com. .advertiser.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-17
Detroit, July 80.

The U. S. Branch Bank at Chllicothe
has recently refused 10 pay draft to the
amount OF about IU 900 dollars in specie.
The specie was, as we are informed, want
ed by governor Cass, TO fulfil stipulation
contained in some of the Indian treaties.
Mr.. Robert A. Forsyth, ofthis city, was
the bearer Of the draft, and having learnt
that the money would net be paid to him,
he haHthe draft protested.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-17
LATEST FROM TEXAS.

In letters from an officer in the Patriot
army, under date Of the 98th Of July, the
writer says" General .aradonda, COM
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-17

ton to his own stock. On Monday, the
Cd, this same young gentlemen (who is
now in Falmouth, and can attest the fact.
having been at the Bowling-Green on bu-
siness, met Mr. Duffin a few miles from
that place travelling on foot. He stopped
and conversed with him-gave him more
money, and directed him to the house OF a
relation in the neighborhood where he
would have been kindly taken in. He did
not then complain of any great fatigue or
hunger. He must must have reached the
Bowling Green within a few hours from
that time. and the following day it seems
be died. Comment is needless.
(Virginia Herald.
From the Democratic Press Of Aug. IL.
THE PRicKLY EEAT.
An Englishman arrived in this city few
weeks ago, and being very much troubled
with the prickly heat, he went into his bed
room and spunged his body all over in
some vinegar and cold water. The conse-
quence was, he was corpse within FIVE
hours
ICE PUNCH.
A few days since, two brothers, Irish
men, feeling thirsty, yet being fearful to
drink water, went into tavern and drank
a bowl Office punch. They both expired
in less than twelve hours.
These facts are mentioned in the hope
that they may operate as cautions. To
them we would add that citizen died a
few days since, in consequence of having
ate heartily Of hot corn and water melons.
An indulgence of appetite, at this season,
is peculiarly dangerous, unless it be under
the government of experience.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-17
Nsw Orleans, July I9

We understand that one of The boats sent
by Commodore Patterson in pursuit OF the
pirates, overlook and captured several OF
them that the officer put them III irons,
AMI sent gunner and four men to sonduct
them to town, while he went in pursuit OF
the others. Two of the men rose upon the
gunner, heat him down, and threw the
other two, who remained faithful, into the
bayou after which they released the pi'
rates, one of whom drew knife, and,
wounding the gunner in a most shocking
manner, threw him into the woods, where
he was picked up and brought to town.
The villains made of with the boat
Rould it not be advisable, in addition
to the measures which have been pursued
with so much promptness by the Navy, to
adopt other modes to scour the country,
ami prevent the escape of such daring
wretches
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-17
Lexington, (Ken.) July 81.
MURDER.


On the 10th, MIR. Charles Mallory, at his
house on Eagle creek, in Scott county, Ky.
was barbarously murdered without provo
cation, by a young man ct The name OF
Ferril davenport, who then resided at his
next nsig hbor's. Mallory was lying in h's
porch, at noon, supposed to be asleep,
when Davenport came up, and stabbed
him, SO that he died in few minutes. No
other motive tor this deed is known, but
the inability and refusal OF MIR. Mallory to
lend him briele, tor winch he had pre-
viousiy applied. Tie murderer immedi-
ateiy fed, and has not yet been apprehend-
ed. The horse on which he rode away,
has been found at MIR. J. w alters, in
Clarke county, and bay mare, with a
blaze in her face, belonging to Dir. Wal
Ter, is missing. Davenport is about IL or
Is years OF age, about . feet = or 8 inches
high, a little frecked, and has curly hair
of sandy cast. A reward OF two hundred
dollars Tor MS apprehension, SO that he may
be brought to justice, is offered by MIR.
Robert Mallory, brother to the deceased.
The circumstances OF this horrid murder
should stimulate every goou citizen TO use
his exertions 10 apprehend its perpetrator.
Mr.. Mallory, we are informed, has left
wife and several children, and was an in
dusr:ous inofensive citizen.