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DvBLiC SALE ny virtue ef decd Of trust sAecnt.
n ted L. The subscribers by Hughes Wooison on the
18th day Of January, IST for purposes therein meu
toned aud recorded in the county court efFowhatan
will he sold AZ public sHcsn. The hshest bidder for
CASH, ~ rOwhatsn Courthouse. on The 25fh d0g of
N0rcR nert "a uacfof LAND, blHg an the County. of
P0Uhatiu. on the buckingham road, about six miles
heog rawhaan oourth0pse. containing 2gtl acfcs; OF
50 fuch Of he sAid land as VITA be srgcient To-
satisfy the balance now due unou the said deed with
The costs &c catryiac the into effect The title
vested IN the Subscribers w be conveyed The par.
chascrs, HENRY ". WAIktAS,l ..
wa. b. b4NCF, '"s'o'''
FEB. 20 Qs..~sws
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STEAM.

The system of warming honses, work shops,
&C. by means of steam generated in a small
boiler, worked in an out building, and con-
yeyed by pipes to hollow sided cylinders plac-
ed IN the rooms is rapidly advancing Recent
eaperim ents have determined fact which
cannot fail 10 lead to a great extension of its
use. Ii appears, that steam convey ed in pipes
nearly half mile in iene til has suffered AT the
extremity no sensible diminution of its heat :
consequently hot steam may be diffused for
purposes of heating houses, in a radius from
The boiler o. at least halt mile aud perhaps
even of two, three, or more miles. Here then
is principle by which heat is conveyed from
public boiler or magazine, where II is gene
rarud, 10 any desirable distance ; and thence
may be conveyed into houses for the purpose
of keeping tile rooms at any temperature, Just
as gas for light, OF water for culinary purposes,
is bow convex ed into them We ihus divest
ourselves at once Of coal or wood fires, of all
their smoke, fifth, and daHgerS; aud also of
chimnies. CRATES. and their accessories. Ip
cost lie ratio is very nigh in favor Of the heat
ct steam, as ten 10 one, and twenty TO one,
according to circumstances. In effective heat,
- Whoiesomeness, III enjoyment aud III Injury,
there can be 10 comparison. Thus busbel
of refuse coal, aud ciuders, costing eight pence
ora shilling, will boil a copper for fifteen
hours, and generate steam enough TO keep ten
or twelve rooms at uniform aud equally dit
fused temperature OF sixty or seventy degrees.
OF course il is the same whether these rooms
are in one house, six houses, or twelve houses
and hence the inca Iculable advantages of
this application of steam. Houses, manufac-
tories, schools, churches, hamiets, villages,
cities. and even the great metropolis itself,
may thus be heated from one or more boilers,
or from stations, as may be most convenient
Smoke, the nuisance of towns, will thus at
Once be eXtermiDated because that which is
generated at the public boilers may costly he
consumed or condensed. We thus also clear
society of The stigma aud the crimes of chin.
uey sweeping; and diminish the hazards and
horrors of those cont1agratiOus wlich are as
dangerous TO orr property as to orr lives.
Bristol paper.
eft is proved, by experiment that every superficial
foot OfmelalIic hollow cylinder will heat $50 cubic fee
of air. NJ co. ~, or 80 deg. may he desirable. A
cylinder feet high aud 10 inches diameter that
having rs feet the outside, and feet The inside
will therefore heat 5000 cubic feet Of air,
feet square aud feet high. II appears, also that
small boiler will keep four such cylinders at 10 deg Of
heat and, therefore, will heat twelve rooms, that are
Is feet square and . feet high.
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NOTICE. wish to sell my tract Of LAND lying in
- POwhatan, about six miles below the courthouse
on the main road leading to Redmond, containing
abOnt three bnn0Ted acres aud Known by tue name Of
the F(ak E0ck. a description of he land is deemed
unnecessary 40 those Wishing buy will fret vie~ the
lahd. Any proposals made aud directed TO me at
Lynchburg, will he attended TO.
u The above land be not sold before the 81 Hednes.
d9g tH March nct, II will that day be offered at
public auction, at POwhatan Courthouse, being count
day. RDgEkT HAWKINS
Bedford Feh a. ~ dds
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EGkoES AT AUCiION.--WilI be sold AZ public
~ auction, on IhHrsd4y, the 25th instant, il
iaT, " not, ON the first fair day thereafter twenty as
nkeiy young NEGRoES as ans in VITenia--amongst
then n males between and years age tue ba.
lance yonne females the oldest ab0ut 30 years DID,
These negroes as fee from fault any the state
HE sale will he made for cash, and will commence at
O'Clock III the day above mentioned i'll front OF
office OF HERON SiNrON X CO.
Feb. 9. s5stds
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Blank Book Wnnufacforv J,unyored

Blank BOOK Wannfactoyy Improved.
u OBERT DkSILVER-At his old established Blaak
Book ManaactoTy, No. ITO, Walnut street has Just
completed anassoriment Of BLANK BOoKS-and has
III Store fooO realms foolscap paper No. and q royal
medina, and DENT writing paper medium cord uaper
green and yellow and quantity of medium histiine
paper English parchment ruled and plau 100 dozen
sheep skins, suitable for law binding
Also. on baud. variety OF Masonic Aprons and an
assortment oi Masonic Books-A of which will lie sold
on reasonable terms, for cash, approved paper-A
lev copies Of the citizem's aud Masonic ALMANAcS
remaining OH hand
Philadelrbia, Feb. IS. d. n,
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by letter from Ceuta, it appears that two
Spauiards had been executed at that place.
who We're taken in Privareer, said to be fitted
ont in America, Two Americans were taken
at the same time, who were not brought to
trial.
IN0UISITION.
The following. document we copy from
Paris paper of Dec.l6 The editor intro nces
itwith column OF remarks, closing with the
following sentence:
= tits a melancholy thing. while every other
government III Europe is setting its people an
example OF enlightened liberality, to see the
Jurisprudence OF Spain relapsing into worse
than primeval barbarism-io behold a fine peo-
pie yielding To none in qualities, both personal
aud mentai-crushed both i'm mind aud BODY.
beneath the rocks, and wheels. and scourees
OF Grand Iuquisitor Alas poor human
nature T.
4" Tie following Decree has been issued
nn'er the authority OF the Grand Inquisitor
who is lsoprivats coniessor 10 Ferdinand VII.
ROYAL DECREE.
" In the name of the Holy Trinity etc.
" Whereas, il has been made known TO ms
that various publications or hereiical irre!i.
elouS and seditious tendency are in cir culat;on
amongst the subjects of this Kingdom and
whereas ii is OF the last Importance that their
progress should be arrested, and the authors,
publi, and circula,ors duly punished, il
mas been determined that such measures shall
be taken instantly as will most etfectualIy
accomplish this purpose.
All persons having in their possession
works bearing the following titles, shall be
brought before the Holy Office and such nun
ishmeni inflicted as the case shall seem TO
require, provided IL be not less than solitary
imprisonment under the authority of The Ioly
Office for three months, and tue pavmen. Of a
fine OF not less than 25 doubloons. The works
prohibited are The History OF the inquisi-
ton" Reasons Why the Imquistiom should
be abolished"-' A few Remarks upon the re.
establishment of,he Brotherhood OF the Order
ofJesus"-" The Theory OF tile Cortes"-"The
necessity of National Representation"-"0 OBJ
servations on the Conduct of several of the
Courts of Europe" Patriotic Songs"-"The
Difficulties at present to be Encountered"
The greater number OF these heretical ard
sediiious productions have been printed in
foreign countries, in the Spanish language,
and secretly introduced into this Kingdom
A proportionate punishment will be inflicted
upon such individuals as have i'll their custody
any foreign Journals, newspapers, etc. con-
tanning matter against the Government and
Institutions of Spain.
Given from Madrid, this 10Th Nov. 1918.
(Signed)
Francisco Xdrier Mer CumpiHo,
Grand Inqusitor of the Kingdom.
andres FIorez Pereird-Secr
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SttAf ED Or STOLEN Out of messrs. Hodges &
~ Anderson's stable, in the city of Richmond. ,oine
time III Jahaafy, TWO SORREL HORSES. The largest
mas white streak down his face. They are bo,b
Wcheo' Tue small horse is extremely well nick ed
with faxen name and tai ...l will give Ten Dollars
ior either OF them or TWENTY DOLLARS for bolh
norses. Tue small sorrei is generally lame in OF
his hind legs Any information gwen 10 Messts odr
es * Anderson, will be attended 10.
CHURCHILL ANDERSON
King & Queen Feb. 49,. 90 =,
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King& Queen, Feb. H.. ''''' "NDsn or

lollCE....Ihe subscriber alone is authorized 10
receive the outstanding dcbts due 10 the late con.
Germ vi LYLE, SCOTT SAUNDERS, having been an
pointed receiver ihereofby lhe superior cancey
LOT te Richmond district 1t is expected lba, all per
sens indebted to tie said concern will make ninsdi
ate payment, longer indulgence cannot be afforded
Dec.S 62..u SAMUEL TAYLOR
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FROM HALIFAX.

We have received the Halifax Weekly
Chronicle of the 9th inst. which contradcis
the report, that the Earl of ID aihonsie, governor
OF Nova Scotia, was about to be reiaoved 10
the Government of the Cape of Good Hope.
in the long room of the Halifax Jail, ten debt.
Ors, whose ayes added together amount to
i71 years. Nine of them are married men
and have 81 children aud 10 grand children-
The whole OF their debts amount 10 about 1901.
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II il stated in the Niagara paper, that the
celebrated Mr.. Geurlay has gone TO York,
under the care of the Jaior 10 receive his trial
for seditious publca tons and conduct
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WANTED iMMEDIArELYAAl Newingtou Aoade-
w my, Gloucester county, YOUNG MAN, we'll
qualified to teach. correctly, English grammar geo
eraphy with the Of the globes, and The elements of
geonetTy-For particulars, refer them Col John
Lewis, or Edward q. S. Cary, The LEGISLATURE
Jan. 10. 79..n The TRUSTEES.
SPANtSH HiDES.--We shall receive III . few days
~ 5000 very prime Buenos Ayres OK HiDES-whicb
WILDE sold on reasonable terms, at eur store.
Dec 40. 70..u RALSrON X PLEASANTs.
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tf'fom Me Frcaerlcksburg Herald

from rae Fredericksburg Herald.
THE GEORGIAN TRAVELLERS RtIUkN.
I've WANDERED far the wide wor d o'-r,
from Lara's sands, 10 Zembia's shore;
t.om where tue htin-hssed Atlas braves
rbe Mild assanlt OF wes.srn waves
To where a,"llo's earliest ray
Saiu;ss The 1rent isles OF DAY,
Aud where the western fadia eiews,
Meath ttopic SONS. or Sleeps In shows
Gh' never saw the wales that can
Peer wiih onr wales vi Gurgisian.t
I've fir~ al old Niles prolific source,
Aud trac'd the Donau'st .ralgling course;
Have beatd the wild Nsghann rave,
And Guaf'd the sacred Gausion wave;
lia.s sew'd la Piila's flowing pride
And orilisha'sS broader tide
Seen peaceful Oronocvt spread,
Jiei tnrbii wa'e DER oevan's bed
eat Till, nor river. ever ian
U" peer our Keir of Gurgistsp.
I've vis@'dihe hf;ite's awny charms.
The love that ills Mohawks arms
Have mel thu Psrsian's eaze'le eye,
Ard Mishter ,iiil Of Araby;
Seem !airest OF Cathaya'er danes
TIE hiIriitest too that q aiia claims:
Eve seen The Fair OF Albiop's Isie
The wnch'ry felt OF Erihs smile
Bat never saw the uiaid that can
Peer with eur maids of Curgistau.
rising SIN
The Persian naae Of Georgia.
:. Or Ddnnds.
5 Or A,aa:m.
The q Jlcws uiih such pioieRce into the sea- that
sight -
thin0.
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lie adhered TO hy he present government with
great exactness. Although the Same unifor-
nifty Of standardsi is not observable in the gold
and silver coins oil Spain, yet. as the average
quality OF their dollar approNinates SO near 10
thoSe OF France, II may not lie unsafe to con.
cinde their legal standard tor dollars, and paris
Ut dollars, in the same.
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4 me HUNDRED UOLLAkS REWARD Runaway
~ IN September last from Mrs. Ann Hurt, near
bufks Bridge. IN Caroline county, negro man named
ABRAHAM-He is about 80 wears Old, is ofa dark co
lot feet 10 or IL inches high with scar his ey.
PROV, occasioned by burn when small one Of bic
nees cis;iguredhy spran, as to lie out OF joint
tie is collier and tocrable coed pasterer aud isvery
Ioha OF urink leNpect he is lurking abont Richmond
or Lynchburg, as have heard he seen asct ndng
the river in boat from the former To the latter place
VIII gFe The above reward IL taken ofthis state
fYty DoH0rS II taken within Nirgiuia and delivered
10 me, or 1Tetg Fire Dollars taken and secured in
some Jail so that get him again. gENJ: HURT.
Caroline county. IAN. 10. 1911
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HlS Is TO give notice to the public, That shat send
L. the mail out on "Wednesday next up The Three
Noiched road To mtos, and set ont from Milton every
Friday ny s'clock. a. MI think it my duty To give
the pnbiic tins information, there has been some
iregniaiiiy IN MS going and returning heretofore.
Feb.Is o.
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S/ikGINlA.--5t q superior court Of rhGucery hok-
den al the capitol ia the city Of Richmond, the
2isf dag ~ January. 1875
4dmasa Palmer, er'or " Hdrdau6y Darts, dec.
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IEoRSg TAVERN...Ihe snDsciiber having been
absent considerable time to the north takes this
method 10 inform his friends aud customers generally
that he has ietufned. and taken management Of his
establishment aud hopes by his constant attention. to
give satisfaction to those whO will peaie favor him
with their custom.
Gentlemen visiting their friends In Richmond or
With df0yes of horses, viii End IL to their interest TO
isAfe Their horses villa him. Having stable egHai TO
any IN virginia always supplied win the best 81 fodder
grain &c.-and will attend IN peTsOn to their good
TeatBieGt n. RICHARDS
p. S. would sell an excellent FEMALE HOUSE
SERVANT, with two male children. and 10 years old
4 she could be accommodated with master IN town
Feb. W. eg..Wf ~ n.
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took up a loaded musket. ahd disehstsed it
among us, aiming at spot on the qnarter
deck where were standing toset lier the master,
the mato and the supercargo OF the Wealthy,
observing immediately in French Hete lis
the best interpreter" A fortunate roll OF the
vessel prevented consequences that might have
been fatal the baii penetrated the quarter
boards. and was stopped by a wet sfudding sail
which hung in several ioids over the rail to
dry.
A gang of desperadoes Immediately threw
themselves on board the Wealthy. with drawn
Cntlasses, tore oil the matches, and proceed
TO search The hold. >;frer a little lime they
returned TO the piratical schooner, saying this
was nor the vessel they took her 10 be. From
some Irish sailors who we're among their boats
crew, the name oil The pirate aud her co,nman.
der were obtained. They informed fusiher-
more. that the Fire Islands was their place of
rendezvous, whittier they had tiker and gut.
ted several vt their piiges. Six nights after.
wards. captain Joseph Bclegarde, veuturing
privately on shore at ST. Bartholomew, was
surprise. and taken by the government on
charges ofseveral acts of piracy, aud especial
~ for the Illegal capture of a vessel belonging
TO merchant of that island IL was generally
believed the facts would be proved-Many
pirates were Iurh ing about ST. Bartholomew,
chiefly under the Venezuelan flag, Many
profitable spccAla'ions were daily maxi
among them by persons from the neighbofins
islands.
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Valuable Ntafe RiUer Load 10, SoIe


THE subscrihers being DESTROYS TO move TO the ives
tern Country, baVe determined 10 sell that YaIUA
BILE ESTATE on Slate river, three miles from Ruch
inshan courthouse row hiaysyIe, containing b, a ,e
ecu; survey 100 acres about 300 OF which is prime
iowgfounds, and about 600 acres i'll woeds most of
which Is prime tobacco land. The cleared land is i'm
great state OF Improvement, aud well adapted to the
culture OF corn, wheat aud tobacco and is certainly
kind to clover and plasteT--A meadow Of about ten
acres ssedeu las spring. OH very rich SOIL There is on
this iand valuable we'll calculated for
family OF taste all which, together with the plantations
Us III good repair. Fifteen good hands may he
on TINS farm to advantage and in point of prodac
Is equal 10 any III this section of countTy--il will and
does produce from Is to 20 bushels wheat 10 tile acre
u has on u one OF the valuable and convenient
mili seats III the cOunyan orchard Of excellent frul,
ana situated III healthy aud wealthy neis bborhood
us thought t5e river will be made navgabe Within
miles OF thisesaie; ami The town of MaysVe rapidly
increasing which WILL aud does produce REGULAR and
bfl'k market for all surplus on farnat which place
Is an excellent manufacturing mill just finished aud
now VI operation. mis- property will be divided 10 suit
pnfchases but at the same time give AN opportunity
Tor The wh0iepi the most accommodating Terms TO-
gelher with the stock OF all kinds and crop of corn
louder, oats Sc.some household ana kitchen futni.
tufe may be included at reduced prices. Possession
can oe gwen ~ time to seed crop Of small grain
there IS land prepared to $50 bushels small grain
The subscribers will take 10 II yonng negroes In
part ana but little money wanted dowu.-Any person
wishing 70 see ms property, will apply to BENJAMIN
baIoHck, on Tie premises, or Jonathan =. Harduick
n''es below Maj. Henry Floods OH the main Buck
inghan road, aud about seven miles from the farm.
BENJAMIN HARDwIcK,
JONATHAN p. HARpWlCK.
~ BE they have four ether enall tracts in the neigh
boiho"d, OF inferior LANDS, they would sell also.
Ian jan. 20. ol..usw. D. Z. ;. =. II.
N0rces hereby given that The cells in the LunatIc
y Hospital IN the city Of Williamsburg, appropriated
iOr male patients, are all occupied, aud thatHo more
male patients will he received into Ike said Uospita
until some ofthe said cells vacaut-due notice Of
BgOrdcr cffhe court Of Directors,
Ito. HENLEY, c. C.. d.
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IN cnANcrRY.-I In coeeLlana county court. No,

IN cnAScrRY.-l In coeeLiand comfy court, Nov.
Nicholas ware. Mary r. Ware. Samuel W. Barris aud
Harris ana Eiixapelh his wife, formerly Elizabeth
Ware, which said Nicholas, Mary, Sally and Elizabeth
are children and distributes sfjames wac, dec.
John ware, Robert Ware. Richard Ware, Martha N.
Ware, Clara S. Ware, Susan Nj. Ware, James Heath
Ware and Jacob u. fowler and Ann n. his VIE for.
mery Anu H. Ware, VINO, except Jacob n. Fowler, are
also children and distributes Of James Ware, dec.
ON the motion OF the plaintiffs, ny their ailo,rey
James b. Ferguson is by the coui appointed guar iar
OF The defendants Richard Ware Martha NJ. wa,e ca.
IA S. ware, Susan NJ. Ware, and James n. Ware, wbo
are infants under the OH years for the purpose of
defending them in this suit aud tbc bill or
the pamtifs and answers Of Robert Ware, and the
inani defendants iliher guardian aforesaid is MED
and Jacob u. Fowler ana Hnn II. his wife not having
entered their appearance and given security acco
to the act ofAssembl and the rules ofths CONT and
appearing To the Satisfaction Of the they are
not Inhabitants OF this cominonw eaith on the melton
OF the plaintiffs by their attorney, IT'S Ordered That
the said defendants jacob b. Fowler aud Ann n. his
wne do appear here the third Monday in Feb, uary
next aud answer The plaintiffs bill ami that copy Of
tns order he forthwith inserted in newspapex
published IN the cit, OF Richmond for Two months sue
cessvely and that another copy be posted at the front
aoof oil the conithou., Of this county.
Jan. 70. s,..rsw
the iith day of January, 1870
f. Barbara Psttus.... .........,..... PfafufiT
AGAINST
Hugh NJ. re,sus, Joseph and Vim. pahney. jo,.vb
voolfolk, David Allen, Nathaniel Thorn son IN. and
Amediah Petus, adminstratiix Of Samuel o. P,,tt<
The defendant ia, Il p:;,S: NO, inDs,sn"amts
MS appearance aud given security 10 law and
ileruies ofths court, aud IL appearing ihe saisfac
state; on the motion ofihe plaintiff b, her counsel r.
IS Ordered, That the said defendant appear here o
,ns h.si Gay sfJuy conr next and answer The plain
u"s mn; and that copy of this order be forthwith
Inserted ~ some newspaper published in the city Of
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NOfce 20 oerpey1rs ~ kUoas and Undsrfake,s Of
Bridges aud Cuxserays.
The proprietor OF the stages running from Richmond
10 Chat,ouesv'iie, has given instructions 10 tie
e"mn"nweathsattotsiesa and prosecutors In the cii
en aud county courts, tsrough which Ike Sages pass
OF me shameful situation OF the Stage roads, aud 1.-THE
roads are not Immediately opened " 30 ieei wide aud
wei sncoher, as the law durcs-at least tree on,
All distinctions Of stnnps, roots, grabs trees limbs
rocks stones gu,iies holes, rnts qucksands and auag
mifes Information will he given the grand jury al
every quarterly term, and circuit court M the different
eounues 'hfongh"nt the year until the put
COED oiser.-Now is tue tiine while the winiers frost
nas sofiened and aneoated the EARTH to mn mp the
holes, iuis, guliies, quicksands aud g,agmircs and
FORM the road into some turnpikes for the sun
10 MAKE hard ana peinianeHtThe fine by late act of
the General Assembly ofVrgnia from 10 to $50 for
MOI Keeping the reads Ia repair and Judges OF the
Circuit court IN each county have nov concurrent iu
Isdction with the county courts in the subject OF pub
lie roads hope the surveyors of roads uuderak ers
OF bridges and sauseways Will accept Of this friendly
in,ihaton and not put the to the disagree
able necessity Of informing against them; and them
selves TO the expense Of tive but do duty
otherwise, they will he Immediately against
asreeaby TO law, they are now paid per diem for
weikug ON the road, and Of course will be without ex
cnse or apology when brought before the courts and
grams JuIies. EDWIN PORTER 4 CO.
reu. To-
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Ertract Of d letter 10 the Editor, dated. {" Harm
ma .Iau.3l.


ma, Jdn.3I.
with great regret have TO inform you
that Seignior Dcan Joqnin Jose Garcia, was
on the 18th January, instant, arrested By an
order of his government; and il is supposed
on some charge of political nature. He has
always been the steady friend and legal adj
yocate OF the unhappy foreigners who have
failei<fnto the hands of the government and
by his unremttiDg perseverance in their cause,
many of them escaped confinement and death.
II ID very strongly supposed that some person
who has been bereftted by the cXertions of
his legal talents, has made complaint against
him. for which lie is now confined.
The situation of this gentleman is very
much lamented-and as proof of this, the
door of his chamber, and the place of his
confinement. are continually crowded. The
persons who emigrated here are particularly
distressed for this gentieman's case aud in
deed they have very good Reasonable
procured them all the necessary documents
for residing in this country with great expedi-
iion, and employment likewise.
You will have the goodness to make the
Foregoing information public: no gentleman
IN this country is more generally esteemed
and admired for his public and private vir-
tues. Phil. Gaz.