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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-23
SHERIFF'S SALE.


JOHN TooKER,
pS. FL. ia.
AARON BROoKFIELD.
HY virtue OF the above stated wrlI o.
D Fieri Facias, to me directed and de'
livered, have levied Oh the Dwelling.
House, the Saw Mill, and fifteen acres o.
land whereon the defendant lives, situate
in the township Of Railway ALSO lesle'
on one riding chair and harness, one SUI, ,,
key, one horse, one COW, together with all
The personal property Of the delendau'
AARON BRooKFIELD, which ] shall eA'
pose to sale at Public Vendue, at INC
house Of Ephraim Clark, lnnkeePeI ~
Elizabeth Town, Oh the third day OF jan
uary next, between the hours Of lWe'''
and five O'clock. P. vi. .r
NATHAN SQUfER, late SherV'
October goth, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-23
SHERIFF'S SALE.

~-NO~~~@
THOMAS MoRRELL,
Us. Fl. Fa.
GEORGE & ISAAC Ross.
10y virtue Of the above stated writ Of
ND fieri facias, TO me directed and de-
livered, have levied on the Dwelling
House and lot of Land Wherein the de.
fendant, George Ross, lately lived, bound
ed by lands of Thomas Lowell and John
nj. Clark, deceased: also levied Cd four
acres of Land. bounded by lands Of John
r.. Terrell, situate in the township Of
Railway which | shall expose to sale at
Public Vendue, at the house Of EPHRAIn
CLARK, innkeeper in Elizabeth Town, on
the twenty seventh day OF November
next, between the hours of twelve and
five O'clock, p. NJ.
NATHAN SQUIER, Sheriff.
Sept. %, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-23
LAST NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the estate
"A. Of JONAS WADE. deceased. OF
o The late firm ef JONAS WADE &
SON, and who are disposed 10 discharge
heir respective debts without the adop-
ion Of compulsory measures, are hereby
informed that the Executor will wait one
Month longer to enable them TO effect that
abiect. All notes due. or accounts nn.
aid on the LIST day Of December next,
will without discrimination or further no.
ice be lodged ia The hands Of proper off
.nrs for collection
OLIVER WADE, Sole Err
oftJonas Fade, deceased.
Springfield, Nov. J, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-23
SHERIFF'S SALE.
In Chancery Of New-Jersep.
ZopHER HATFIELD,
against
EHIEL FRAzEE and KE- =" d.
zIAH his wife.

1A<Ah Ito
ED Y virtue of the above stated writ ii
u y fieri facias to me directed and H.
Iiyered, have levied on the DwelIim.
House and lots Of Land, situate in IN
township Of Westfeld, county Of Esses,
aud state of New.Jersey, bounded nor6
by lands of Joseph Sayres, west by land,
of Levi Hatfield, south by the road lead
ing from Scotch Plains TO Railway, snd
east by lands of John Ross, containing liz
acres, be the same more or less-whichI
shall expose to sale at the house Of LEWIS
RIVERS, innkeeper in Elizabeth. Town
on the 18th day Of January next, betwesn
the hours of twelve and five O'Clock d
the afternoon.
JOSEPH T. BALDWIN,
Sheriff Of Esser county.
November 18th, 1919.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15
DIR. RELIES
.fSI'HlH.4IIC PILLS.
is flroef Of which the following Interesting
Cures are submitted TO public rerusaI:
~ Mn. STETSON.

as l4fOC " SvHtch tHe Eott0FvLl5 tHicrfS9H1s
Cures are submitted to public rerusaI:
- Nh. STETSON,
OF Hanover, was years st1 cted with VIC
lent pain in the right breast, attended Al tunes
with great difficulty of breathing. and wholly
incapable of attending business, after hssiHg
tried 10 vain all other medicines, vas cuFfd spd
BIS health perfectly restored by boxes q
these Pills.
~ AN ELDERLY LADY,
Her daughter and grand other, " Boston,
were each dreadfuliy atfiicted Wh asthma ana
difficulty of lae@thing, were sl Of lhem cniso
.xd seslored 70 perfecl heakh BY boxes.
.JHsgs -, Of Salem, had been many years
seserely afflicted with sioeni cough and I'll.
fcuiy Of breathing, was cseed BY boxes D.
sleep was restored on the second night "his1
had been broken for many years.
LADY Of Boston turned OIL 90, was seFeler
effected with cough, psin 10 The aide, .A"n'ts
splitting Of blood. could not liza down ~ her Osu
for years, could not sleep buI 81 shorr in'el.
walls. was restored 10 periecI heAllh on tsA'nt
3 boxes.
These Pills give instant ease in Gil coughs
colds, ssthmas, difficulty Of breathlngI xhee1
ing, tigh,neSs of The chest, strained ssomssa'
coRsun ption, pain IN the side, splitting OF booos
malignant fevers, sc. common colds are rehe
we'd IN few hours, the aged viii exlerIrpfs =.
lief equally agreeable and instantaneous en- en-
when their lungs are sffseted. OAsfJ@ IL
Relies As,hnIstic Pills J; one box, co"i''".-s
Il pills frequently effects cure. 10 frfsea' IN y
o0sitisa lhe outside printed wrapper Is SIG
(" w. T. Conway."-O4Ssrvs this as y's -, ~
heaith Prepared and sold wbcies.e y M
sole proprietor, w. t. Conway, chen,'s ,'oa
/, Bumstead Place. CommonsIree', DIS s.sry
and by speci.I Appointment by COe s Dorsey
Henry Butman a John 5. DuPee, APonsh
RE-, Por land-Jobn PhiPPs. Otisheid-j lie.
Johnson, Bookseller, Pcr.lsRd $ most : mug
carries and Traders IN Maine, snd mast D .hsot
gists, Booksellers and Post Masters 'nrI N sbase
the United s .s,es-where may Be tad ~ ms
;asfly esteemed ard highly spfrSvsa MEOW
prepared by W. 4. Conwas. ->sA
Priei One Dollu. April sosls: e9
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15

w fhe z6th of Jpce 1ext ar 10 o'clock .. NJ.
at the Hours IF fumphry Merrill IN Albany IDa-
hoider--So much of the Real Enste of Stsphes
HolI late of Albany 10 the CouriY of Oxford, E,q
deceased as will raise ihs of one thousand six
Esen dollars and three cent. for the payment OF
the 6rst debts against szid Estate and incidental
charges SzidE,tate is situated in said Aloasy AZ
consists of Iot No lin the frat range $50 s<rss
No. S in the fange 100 acre. No in the range
16o acres the south half OF No. 7 in the range
30 acres and the easteriy part Of No 9 il the 5sh
range go acres Conditions made kaown at che
sale URI<H Holt, Aa7issfrSfsT.
Norway, May 90 I6ae.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15
Patrick Ainc0ids E,ssIs.

NOTICE 10 hsreby givss ,ssAs eco go cssd
. 'itors of 'he etia.e cf patsiGK KIsCeID.
la'e OF trunswick. u TIE col-'s I'd Css go
feenan, dsesaiea, and - s'te~ r~~<v~~~e -
Tnst Mary k'Ocs.d. v,Sas ottse ssctoes ess
spPlrei % me che susscsIssr " o. - ,s@ Csur.
of Probate, WITHIN AID for s1.x S-s-s % - ell
lowance cut ct The personal s~s .. - g. e.sd.
he hasing waved 'se Srov.ts-. E4.se sss Lsr IN
The VII and 'hai she fame sin 80 e-~-sx 20 .
a PROBATE Court to be heis y 'As yro>s Dti .
a portland, Ia faid cousiy 90 nc see-ns s.s
when ard where they may be ps...~t ssfiss
cause, If any they have, why ths faas A.u .ss
be grained.
Given Hnder my hand at Sruasw;sh, ts.- shi-i
day OF Iuae 10 the. year of our Los< ~ss rss 'ua
dred and nineteen. sAA FaA.Aae
true CoPy-AueH,
HosATIo souTHeArk R.riEs
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15

q I Cour' Of Pr05ste holden 1t Bruins wi OK
1 y within and ior The county Of Cumberland
80 he first Thu'sisy e June N the yesr of our
Lord eighteen hundred ard nineteen-On the
p@it'ion or LHcy MST'h, Guardian of Henry
Merrill sDd othsis, m.n-rA, representing tha,
TIE perscnsl ests,e s. sad .no-s is MOI sufic emf
to psN the just d bts. which hey owe. h, he
sum OF ninety oHe dc.lsTs snA ninety CEN and
praTinE Tor hceH 70 ell snc convey S. much
OF tie real estat5 ~ ssid minors rs MAJ be ne
cesssry for The isf men. e said debts and Incl
d,ntsl chSges-O -de ID. Thsi the petitioner
give notice ;Gers 10 vii petsous mite rested N
SAID estate, b. caus ag coy of this order IN
q published IN tn Pcrti2Ed Gszstte, p,in,ed in
Portland, in said county, three weeks success.
siseiy. .bst they mey .apexr - : Pr0nate Court
e. DC heid Il The Registers Office in Portland
u ss'd county, or the second We dnes6sy ~
!siy nex', q. ten o'clock III the forenoon. snd
S"e~ csnse, 1t sny hey have, why the nrsvet
OF said etiticn should not be grsnted
SAM. FREEMAN Judge of said Court.
tue Copy-Auest
HosATIo SouTHCArE.Rer.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15
Samuel Dummies Estate.

NOTICE !, hereby given 40 ihe keirs go c-esi.
: tors of shs eitate Of SAMUEL DUNsING
la'e of H.rpswell, in the county Of Cumasr,snA,
deeessed, and all Others con-srned-That Bssis
min Dunuing has exhibited to me ihe susscriAes
Judge OF the Court Of Probate within and for
said county, his hrst account of adminutra,ion O.
said ssate ; and thz, the szme will be considered
At Probate Court to be held az the Probate Of
6ce 10 Portland IN .aid County on the ,econd
Wednesday of July next at ten o clock in the fore
noon when aud where they may be presen, and
shsw caa'e, if any they have why the same should
not be allowed Given under my hand a, Brups-
wick, this third day of June, ia the year of our
Lord eighteen hundred and nineteen
SAM. FREEMAN.
a true Copy-Att
HcsATIo SouTHsArs, Regr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15
ADVERTISEMENT.

WHEN cure for one dollar, or Il mos, fgr
two dollars, can DC o5tsined for cough,
cold, asthma, difficulty of breathing, tishtness
OF The chest, Wheeling, pain in The side, pit.
ting Of blood, strained stomach, sc. must it
rot be matter Of surPrize thst We see tue {.
bItuary daily sweiIed with deaths occaIontd
principally oy colds On ar sUc,ase ar least
9J7One Hundred y Fifty Thousand Persons
die annually OF consumption. originating princi-
paliy from taking cold commencing with cough
then difficulty a breathing aud pain IN tie side,
It length the lungs become affected, consunP
iion ensues and death closes the scene. Abs
too often does prejudice, by listening 10 SEINE
and adopting the opinion Of others, prevail
thereby preventing trial OF such medicines -
might afford relief. under the idea tbaI relief
can Dc ObtAined. SSsrce case occurs but ms!
be relieved BY the timely application of
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15

NOTICES hereby givenro holders Of Biz, OF
the PORTLAND BANK. that the time al
lowed by law for cleGng the concerns of that in
h'uiion' will expire on the seventh day of Febru-
airy neHt At which tine final dividend mua be
made among the noekholders. and no bills cau be
pad after that period. All holdersof bills there
tore on that Bank, arerequefied to preieut them,
PRIOR TO that day for payment al the Bank of Port
'and' lately incorporated. where proyiiou is made
ior tneir redemption. 46v B, POTTER,
""sren 20 1919 Agssf fsy sbs Portland BAIL
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15
Nails.
DANA & MITCHELL,
a GENTS for saco NAIL FACTORY, have on
"A hand large fupply of
CUT NAILS,
which they offer for faIe at the Factory prices.
Sept 20 If
SHERIFFS SALE.

CUMBERLAND, =.
Taken by Execution and TO Be sold at Public
.4uction, on THURSDAY the 6th dav Of
Jniy neat, az three O'Clock, PAN. al he
dazzling house Of Samuel A. Proctor, in
WestbrOok-
4 LII the Right 10 Equity Of redemption which
N John Gordon has in and TO the following
described mortgaged real estate, situated IN said
Westbrook, bounded as follows viz. Beginning
at stake standing the easerly side of tue road
leading from Saccarappa toWindhsm, which stands
forty feet northwesterly from the westerly corner
OF iot oi land belonging 10 the late Nathaniel
Freeman thence north seventy nine degrees east
eight rods and half TO stake standing in 4 line
between their premises and land convened by
Joshua W ebb to John Gordon and Archelaus Lew
i thence north thirty degrees west by said Lew
Is and Uordcn's land 60 d stake standing directly
opposite 10 The centre ct the entry leading thro'
the dwelling house standing on the premises !;
thence westerly 20 the middle of the said entry
aud through the middle Of the same 20 the parti-
ton IN the same; thence northwesteIiy by said
partition to the partition between the front on each
Rooms IN fhe norsheriy part Of said house thence
n"rthesSteFIy b said partition 10 the northxa<
terly end OF said house thence contiuuipg the
same course TO a stake standing twent sixty fee
from the northwesteriy end of said house: thence
south sixty degrees west to the road aforesaid ::
thence southeasterly by said road 10 the first
bounds, with that part Of the house standing on
the premises and ell the privileges thereto be-
longing. Also, the Wood building standing part-
~ on The lane above described, and partly on land
conveyed TO said Archelaus Lewis and John Cor
Don, with The use Of the bach entry and stairs. in
common with the other owners Of the same. and
the celarway leading from the out side or the house
TO The cellar under the other part of said house 10
mat part OF The cellar under the premises. il being
Inc same property John Gordon nortga.ed "a
homas Browne, of Portland, balance now due
Tour thousand two bpndred and thirty seven dol
lars and fifteen cents.
ND MEX WALKER, Deputy Sheriff.
Westbrook June 1919
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15
House and Land, for Sale.

NTEHRMIAM CRAM, offers for Sale on libei
~ al terms, (or would exchange for Real Efste
in Portland. large HOUSE & other eonvenien,
on; houses with about one acre of LAND ,htuated
at st.ndifh corner, eighSsen miles from Portland,
a good fiand for Mechanic or Trader.
ALsO--half mile from fsid corner. thirty a.
cres of LAND, under good improvement
ALsO-Oue hundred Acres of Wood LAND.
four miles difanf from faid corner, ssid Lands
would be fold in lots 10 fu,t purchsiers.
PonHad, April 81, 1919. e..
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15

THE subscriber HEREBY give, pubic notice TO all
Il concerned, thar she hss been duy appointed
and taken upon hersef The trusS e Administrator
of ths estate of JOHN EOSMUS, ale If Dauyii'e
in the county OF Cumberisud yeaman deeeaset
hv giving bond A. the Jaw directs-she therefore
requests al person. who are in5ebted 10 The ssId
deceaseds estate 70 make Immediate payment \
ana those who have any demands thereon. TO
sshibit the came for ssttiemeot TO
HANNAH vOSMUS.
DanviIle, April z5,h 1919.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15
Notice of Sale.

rI>0BE SOLD at NJ ihyarm,u.h. on the preni
les, on Tueiday. rhe e~enty fecond day of
June inifan. u-uanI 20 iicsoie of Court. twenty
acres or LAND II iot No. forty-six 10 fsid North,
yarmou' h on he ~elf s.de Of Royal River. be
longing TO Rache, Hzrris
SlMUkL YORK. } Gusrdian toiait
June 2 1919. \ Rachel Harris
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15
BUCKFIELD ACADEMY.

bCChFIELD HCfDkHf
THE pulse so respectfully isAssmai that
BUCkFLELD ICEP6 MT,
Is now IN OPP s'soa usSS. s1e ,uI.isa of re-
spectas!e InaTucioe On ses 80 rssv r~mmodi au,
eulidtng lately erected a0s f.svAse 10 chs pus-
fose. by tie dsaas.o-s n . fss isAsv,<hsA
Sh the oranehes OF eSutsssos- nsee~s'y for ad-
mlAion INTO College sse 'sushs here ssge hes with
those OF minor sharsesS -Ths ps.ce Of sus,isu
10 &C CTS per week ard s.-sps rasV 10 Asa s.vea-
sonab'e as liz any couassy Gown.
buehhsid Inse 1s, 1919
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15

RBLS. MUscosado and bags Calcutta white
- sUG AR-Pipes Cognac and barcelona Bran
dy-pipes Hollands and binds American GIN-Qr.
casks Sicily Madeira, Lisbon and Malaga WINE
--isbis end tubs Ground GING ER-boxes OF
SfAkCH-kegs No. FIG IOBACCO-boxe>
s By g. BY 9 and s by 10 GLASS. and boxe.
Havana CI6ARS-FOR S.4IEBT
JEREMIAH GORE. il.
No. 10, Long Wharf
June l. 1919.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15
FOR SHE.
JOSEPH GOOLD, JUN.

JOSEPH GOOLD, JuN.
HAS for fale at the head of Green ffrest. n
Wet Market Row, complete affortment of
WeSt-India Goods and Groceries :
WINES IRON, NAILS, GLASS e PUTTY.
M0-5ooo VT FEATHERS. of good quality,
which he will fell whoIefale or retail.
- Beds filled on hand will be fold =, the low
eli price for Cafh or Lumber. or Country Produce
Liisvhs-The FRI quality of Thomalon LIMB
- Horses and Carriages, 10 La-stabIine for
Horfes az ufual. tf Junr %
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15
To the Honorable Samuel Free.

To the Honorable Samuel Free
man, Judge Of Probate 1vitbir and far
the county Of Cumberland,
JAMES RHODES, of NOrhport, 10 the county
J of Hancock, yeoman, and Hannah bis wife, in
her right. John Dsw, of Harlem in the county of
Kenaebec and ZiIpah his wife in her right, Haac
Lincoln of Bangor in the cous,y Of Penoblcot,
yeomaA CeWge PHILIPPE, of Jsfferfon, in the coun-
~ ofsLincoln yecman. sEd Rachel his wife in her
right Cornsius Rhoa dee. Of Bristol in the county
of Lincoln, and Peter Hufsy, of faid Bristol yeo-
man asd Lucy bis wife - her right, respectfully
repreient-that thee . interested a. heirs in the
sra,s of GEoRe. LINCOLN, late of Freepor,, in
the county of Cumbesssee. aesesfed, and are de.
sirou: of holding and psfsnisg their reflective
pars and portions of she fame in fevesaisy 1:
Wherefore they pray, that after due proceedings
had, ysus hossus would order division thereof
smoss an she heirs of faid deceased.
Dsed at Brunswick, this third day OF June in
the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred and nine
,eer. PETER HUSSEY
for himsef and wife, and as attorney for the other
petitioners
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15

1T Probate Cart held at Brsns1vick,
-gitbin and for tie county sf Cumberland,
or ftefyf Thursday Of June in the year
Golr Lard eighteen hundred and nine
teen.
UPON che foregoing retition, il 10 ORDERED:
Ih che petitioners give notice thereof to ali per
ssss interested IN she estate of faid decesfed, by
osussE . espy Of said petiten with this order
thsrses, 20 be Eub@iheS three weeks fuecu1isely
10 ire eesTLAsD Gszsrrs, printed at Possssud,
shat shey may sYv@os y p.ses:e court to he held
az he Probate Office 10 Portland in faid county,
~ Ihs lsesss Wednesday Of Auguit next, at ten
o-l~s q ere fsreke o, ard fhew casse If any
thes have, y che psayer thereof hsuIa not be
g,sated.
SAN FREEMAN. Judge IF raid Cssrs.
true CoSy-Attef,
HoRAfIo soUrHeA TIE, Rsgisev
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15
Edagard Hdwke'S WiH.

NOTICE il hsrebs given 10 the heirs Of fhe %
IN tate of EDWARD HAWKE, late Of Minoi
in the county OF Cumberland, Trader. decsated,
and all others coGcsrned--That Daniel z. Hawke,
named Executor, has presented 10 me the sub.cri
Ger, Judge of the Court OF Pro6a,e, within and
for sad county, .Gsrument pu'poulpg TO &c
the ia.t vi. and testsment OF sad Rsw~rd Hawke
deceased, .nd thar the fourth Wednesday of juas
next az ten O'Clock 10 tie forenoon is assigned "a
take rhs Proha5e thereof, 1t = PROBATE Cour, then
to be he at the Probate ofice 10 Portsnd e sa'd
County when and where they may ne presssi
and .he~ cause. If any they have why The same
should NOT be proved approved aod allowed @t
the lat will and testxmen. Of aid decea.eJ.-Gv-
en- uu Ter my hand AZ FOR iAno ihi. ~efh day #
May in he year ofOur Lord elghIeeo hundred ans
nineteen SAM. FRLEMAN ~.
"A true copy-attest
HokATIo SoVTHGArk, Regr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15
NOTICE.

Westbrook, June A 1919
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1819-01-06
SPRINGFIELD, (Ky.) Dec. d.
FATAL ACCIDENT.

On the 18th of November last, in the
neighborhood of Springfield, three youths
Of about Is years of age, were piepa-
ring to spend few hours in squirrel
hunting. The gun with which they de-
signed to hunt, had been loaded with shot
for some time, and it became necessary
that it should be fired. The eldest of
them was to FIRE the gun, small mark
was made on a beach tree. The youth
who was to discharge the gun, was placed
few PAGES from the tree behind stump,
when Theo. Lacy spoke these words -
Stop till make the mark larger" and
at the moment ran to the tree, and in the
same instant the gun fred, and several
SHOT passed through his head. He fell
instantly GREATNESS.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1819-01-06
BosToN, Dec. so.
TRIAL FOR MURDER.

On Monday last, came on in-the Circuit
Court ofthe United States, before Judge
SroRY and Judge DAVIS, the trial of John
HiAiams, John r. Rog, Francis Eree'e-
rex, Naes Peterson, and Nathaniel
White, on an indictment for the murder
OF Mr.. Thomas BAYNARD. supercareo Of
the schr. Piatts6urg, of Baltimore, in Ju-
ly 1916, on the high seas, in voyage
from Baltimore to SMYRNA. The prison.
ers were also indicted for the murder of
the Captain and first mate of the schoon-
err, and for piracy. Tse prosecution was
conducted by GEORGE BLAKE, ESQ. Dis
t1ct Attorney, and the prisoners were de-
Tended by the Hon. STEPHEN HoopER,
and SAMUEL 1. KNAPP, Esq. The second
mate OF the Piattsburg and the steward,
being admitted as witnesses, the whole
proceedings of the bloody transaction
were developed. The prisoners called
no evidence; but their Counsel managed
their Cause with great energy ana ability
he pleadings closed about one O'Clock
Yesterday, when Judge SroRY summed
up the evidence with his usual perspicui-
" ard impartiality, and charged the jury
with great independence. At four
o'clock, thejur returned a verdict that
tpfliian's, Rog, Frederick, and Peterson,
were Guilty. and that Whre was Not
Chilly. The convicts were then remand
ed and Whtte ordered to be kept ill Gus.
tody, as there are FIVE other indictments
against him for murder and piracy. The
Court was then adjouaned until nine
O'Clock this morning.
The PRISONERS throughout the trial ex-
hibited great Indifference as to the result.
WAL'ams calls himself an American, and
appears to be hardened offender-Pe.
'erSon is Swede, Frederick German,
and Rog Prussian. They are young
men, but appear to be hardy mariners.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1819-01-06
TRIAL OF THE PIRATES.

The district Court af the United States
will proceed this morning, to the Trial of
the Pirates, Of the Plattsburg, brought to
this place, by the u. S. sloop of War
Hornet, Judges Story and BaOi8, pre-
siding. Considerable interest being ex-
cited in the public mind to know the his
tory ofthe conduct, and the fate, which
awaits these miserable mep, we have pre-
pared ourselves to give, in handsome
pamphlet, full length Rehort Of the
Trial, under the direction of gentleman
ofthe Bar, every way competent 70 fur
nsh the same. Il will be published at
our Office, Congress-st. Immediately af-
ter the decfsion ofthe Court.
RUSSELL u GARDNER.
Boston, DeeeoI5er %, 1919
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1819-01-06
MURDER

The Sussex IN. Register, of the
2sth inst. states, that George Sharp, Of
Frankford, and his wife, w1re last Satur-
day evening, committed to the Jail i'll that
town, for whipping or beatinga bound
child so as to occasion its death. 1t is
stated that the child was about 7 years
old, and has been ipdented to them by the
Overseers of the poor, it died the next
day after receiving severe beating--a
jury of enquiry was held, who was of O.
pinion that whipping and other cruel u
sage had occasioned its death.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1819-01-06
MURDER.

Yesterday morning was taken on board
the Atlantic, Capt. Weyman, from Cold
Spring, Jack Hodges, BLACK, who is
supposed TO have killed RICHARD JIM
NINGs, respectable farmer in Orange
county. Mr.. Jennings was murdered on
the 2Ist ultme, and his body was found
last Sunday in the woods, near his resi-
dence. He had been shot in the head,
and 1t was supposed afterwards beaten
with the but of the gun. Hodges had
been hunting, and returned on the night
Of the 2lst ult. with his gum broken. Al
ter the body of Mr. Jennings was found,
the black man Immediately left the
neighborhood, crossed tho river at New
burgh, walked down to Cold-Spring, and
there agreed TO work his passage down
in the Atlantic, just at the moment of her
leaving the dock. Four persons from
The neighborhood pursued him, and yes
terday morning had him taken from the
sloop and lodged in Bridewell
.Nezv- York Gazette, Jan. /.