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mama, end about 100 persisted in the ac-
tion. Gen. Nj Gregor. more iii for jump
ing than Tor military command, instead
OF making his retreat 10 the fort, and
trying there his fate, deserted his men,
and sought refuge on board OF vessel
The insurgents fired necessarily musket
and cannon shot; but the royaiists sus
tanned no great loss. Gen. IIore deserves
credit for the unpleasant march of ten
days through woods, mountains, and very
bad roads. lie Was TO leave Porto Bello
for Chagres oil The Sd-tIence 10 proceed
TO Panama To give repose In his troops.
Extract cf letter from Porto Beiio to a ge,,-
hemah IN THIS toun, da,ed An of Hay.
On the night OF The Both ult. the Spanish
forces from Panama, under the command
oil Ger Hore approached this place, aud
al day break of the following day halted in
The vicinity, with the intention of ma
king AN attack in conjunction with the
troops OF Colonel ST. Cruz. Tile
latter did moi arrive so soon as was ex-
pected, which almost Obliged Hore to
withdraw ; but having at last made his
appearance, the Spanish troops entered
the town without The least opposition.
They at once took possession OF the
various points, and the insurgent army
happening 10 De IN the pUDilc SdudTe LOT
parade, was attacked, and reduced almost
all TO submission. Col. O'Hara received
two shots in the lungs Just as he was en-
tering the fort, and was taken prisoner.
He died the second day IN the hospital.
M'Gregor was in bed at the commence
ment of the action, and To make his es-
cape, jumped from window into the
street and reached the brig Hero, by
swimming. Governor Lopez was in a
room adjoining that of M'Gregor's and
was killed in his bed. Col. Ratter with
few followers reireated 10 a fort near
the shore and being attacked by the roy
alis;s. was forced to surrender. The loss
on the part of the insurgents amounted TO
80 in killed, aud about so wounded. The
Spaniards lost only four men, in conse-
queuce Of their rapid operations against
M'Gregor. Not single detachment from
the insurgents had been posted out OF the
town. Seventy three officers were sent
to Panama, and Gen. Hore, after the ne
cessary regulations for the security ofthe
prisoners, started for Panama, by the way
Of Chagres. The utmost care and atien-
ton has been dispensed 10 the wounded.
In proclamation issued by General
Hore after the capture of Porto Belio,
permission is granted to tradesmen a.
mongst the prisoners 10 pursue their bust
ness in the country, and great humanity
has been shown 10 them.
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Extract Of a letter received in Baltimore, ria
Norfolk. dated

RIO JANEIRo, April 7.--Our mar
ket get remains very inactive, with an
unusual stock of produce and manuiac-
lures on baud. Flour within these few
days has revived little and is now cur.
rent at miIlreas 200 per barrel with
prospect of further improvement ere long.
In wheat something has been done Tor
The River La Plata, as accounts reached
us almost two weeks ago that Artigas had
been cut off from Buenos Ayres. Capt.
p. came from The river La Plata to make
shipm MS of wheat, aud since then sever
al cargoes gone down"
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STEAM BoATUNITED STATES.

NORFOLK, june ll.-Capt. Rollins, Of
The packet Schr. Mary e. Avn, who ar.
rived here yesterday evening, IN Gu hours
from Baltimore, reports that he saw the
STEAM Boat UNITED STATES, Capt
Trip near Fou MclleHTy OF Tuesday
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=" Let us not act like Canbyses's Judges, who when
their appreciation was demanded by the prince, 10
some Illegal measure SAID, tina, fhougk there ,pas
arhfrafaw, TIE Persian Kings might Joiiou their
sfil md f,fedsure.vtL)
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hobEh ROBI >ON-AtiorprV az LgT-
As hxed his residence AT Meckienburp Courlban,s
- dwiii practise in the county and superior COTS
~, mechlenDurg and Charlotte. He hopes -by pIonut
cn 10 merit The appreciation OF those who NAV
49, ~ - - 10 MIN. June
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PHILADELPHIA, June l4.-Yesterday,
the Spanish brig Fortuna. 20 DAYS from
Havana, prize 10 a Patriot or Pirate Pri-
valeer, belonging somephere, arrived al this
port in distress. She has been taken pos
session Of by the Marshal oftbe district,
and The prize crew lodged in jail We
and rstand they will be brought up for
hearing to day.
a large Greenland Whale, on Saturday
last, was found floating OH the surface of
the sea, about 80 mics 5. +. Of Cape Eli
zabeib, and was lowed into Portland, by
the schr. Constitution, captain Squirting.
There were three holes in The back Of The
Whale made by harpoOus, and several in
cislons of the lance, which, no doubt, were
the cause Of his death. lie is TO be lowed
10 Peake's Island, near Portland, where
his oil is TO be extracted.
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A GEORGIA LANTER-Wisies 10 pnTc5ase nm,
a ~ NEGROES, in families, Tor his own use
we may be found AZ the Washington Tavern
"N Z. li7.vn
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a letter from Port au Prince, dated the
18th ult. mentions that the President has
roade al attempt TO raise the value of the
money Of the country TO par, but had not
as yet succeeded. II aIso says. that The
markets were stocked with American pro-
duce, except lumber, which latter article
had fallen IN price on account of the arri-
vaioftwo cargoes, but would get up again.
Coffee was declining.-Flour was Sll,
Pork "a Beef is, Butter 20 cents per lb.
Coffee % sous, Sugar So cwt.
~ "
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TEhmAN LlNENS.-i2O bales, consisting of tirE
euouree, oznaburgs, burlaps, Hessian:, fonans
ao"las checks, aud white rolls S'
Is bales Dantzc rolls
baXes oil cloth
box velvet ribbon
4oO nan boxes 8 by 10, and 10 by IL window glass
~ poses hollow glass, consisting Of quar- mini
ana half pint decanters and turnblers
10 BUNDLES German steel
10 casks marbles
30 hampers wine bottles
200 casks cut nails, assorted
1o BOXES spfigs and tacks--T76T sale bv
10y =. Iib.sTuh LUKE 4 SIZPR
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Enfil DOLLARS RERARD.-Lost ON line I,,o1ning
NJ VI 'ne '4th INST. abont O'Clock betae cen MIR WIN
pT ets ana The New Banks, red morocco PoCK
- book containing about hundred and thir,S y,
o,y uo'srs IN baHk notes, and a number of valuable
,p. " me bank notes about 10 or $50 were Of
Va. haEk OF NoIth Carolina among them one no;e
" Sioothe residue were principally notes Of ,berar
,,e's hahA OF virginia and its branches-Anong the
Pspefs particularly remembered were mole dawn nv
nonds ntkinson, payable 10 Harry Heth and endorsed
oy s%io Heil ana Beverly Randolph, fsr S222s daIed
a., "s"eVeu, march 1910, payable liz months after
$500 note drawn ny Harry Heth payable 10 and
ENDORSED by Beverly Randolph for Ss0I Ia dated he
"a "a. VI 1910 aud payable 1870 days amer date
agreement for the transfer of 81 shares of stnck
~ me BANK OF Virginia ihe first day Of Jny next
y! .ne salu iieth and Randolph To the snb,crberA
ate executed by VIM. r. Carter to the subscIjber fer
2"o..-'A ns,e or bond given by Wm Sander. TO Nm
iected. " T'N'S a'"N""t ""' recoi-
ne public are cautioned against taking nv assignment,
papers or trading in any for the same
III. above reward will be paid 10 aay person devsIno
up lhe pocket hook aud its contents or bera rcwap
.ne papers alone, or for amy information which NAV
L. "i'oo'eI}. JOHN ROBERTSON
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All 80 a ING FOOT kACE..-.To be at SpTnc
= mn, on Saturday tie 26lh inst. between Mr. Attjn
ooa o. ne" kent and Mr. Williams of Rentucky-snp
pV i 70 oet"" OF the swiftest men Virginia 100
Is betted-and from The great diversity Of omi wv w
w. In9Gh sTeater sum will be and LOST
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-18

~. ,,s'.-l have Teeeivea power OF attorDeyfro
- hi hoLI, of Sumner county Tennessee IN
s, ad settle all her business Of every Kind in he
@ Oh Nireinla-It is therefore hoped that ali former
81 attorney, made by the said Mary Ho ,ritI
ont delay, with DAVin n s HISo4mts WIN
ont hpgham June 49, 10 III Any far NAH,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-18

IeUOU Springs, 1fOnfgOD,eyU cDuDfU IN
sunsciloef has the pleasure to announce TO his
-, Iiehus anG tue public generally, that he bns This
gay made an agreement with Mr. JoHY W.pr a cen
ueian Wnon he has long known and from, his ac,jyy
W usess % tis kind, agreeable manners and uprisht
experiment, be has hesitation w sayiug tbaI he 81
eyes every exeriion will be made on his part 10 render
WIo may WISH this valuable water pleasant and agree
jn,.z x> CHARLES TAYLOR.
80 - :. = Isl I2..t2oJy
tNOR SALE.... That very valuable TRACT TE - 1T3
a en- hatapony river In CaTslfne on witch Inc ists
Dr. william Hoomes resided. II contains sbon, isoo
acres greater part which is fat land equal 10 on
VIC Ii'eI, ahd ~ bigh state Of improvement Adio.
ing this Is small tract purchased by the Doctor Of
Lieut.. II. Page, containing about $50 acres ali aa,
aha ptiue iand, whgh will also be sod-it NAV he bad
WIN ne oseI or separate The purchaser will have M,
privilege Of seeding wheat this fan and NH pn.e
eau o gwen 50 seon as the growing crops are taken or
, PERSONS wishing to purchase cas view The
Iane AID will be shown it by Hr. Row living ON ti
premises. For terms, which will be accountability
Apply 10 WILSON ALLEN AGENT for Drvi.ees ="
Rowling Green, June 10. i2st
virtue deed oflTust executed to The n0Jr,sIs6sd
- ny William McCabe and fdne his wife dated Ibs
eori w anu aoinueo 10 record IN the oee the
e9ut OF musings Tor The city n richmond, The 3h day
OF the same mouth and year secure the pa,nenf az
sun OF Inoney nov duo 10 William Noncure, we shall
se ~ pubic auction 70 the highest bidder on the ptg
misses, or TNeSdag ne 2afh OC thfs g,regegf morn
lJNf) heiwesnthe hours Of three and seven ocloct ~
e Of that day, the following property In mn
yaTs ADDITION 70 the city Of Rcbmond or 50 n,uci, a.
may ne necessary 10 raise the sum due ytz,..lne
HALF ACRE LOT, No So with two s,ot{ L,5cs d omo
lng mouse thetton, being the house and ot sold
by the said william houcure TO the said VIM NeCabs-
aho dls9 Tue LOT, piece or parcel Of ground being n
par oi theioi distinguished in the aforesaid Addition AZ
WIN Dnva by the number 10 and is further described
ahu distinguished ~ plan drawn by Richard Youpg
or j. y Shields bj the letter and No 5-witb brirR
uHeg mouse thereon lately occupied By the said WIN
McCabe. The sale will commence with tie Grst me-,
TONED mouse and lot which will be sold fo ready gonsv
Tue other property will he sold twelve mouths r,ed
iof BOND secured by deed oftrust nm the prerses
). ROBINSON, 2. PLEAsANTs, Trustees
s"nN 20. l2..tds
A GEORGIA PLAN TEB-Wishes TO pUTc6ase nm.
- a ~ NEGROES, IN families, Tor his own use
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sz-e.N1ize> % ESQ.,
SOUTH AMERICA.
$685. .-.s.l

JOURNAL OF THE GOVERNMENT OF
HAVANA, THE 18th OF MAY, 1919.
Re-conquesf Of Porto Betto, bythe RoyGlists
ancter Gen. Hore, and flight Of M'Ghtgor
0nn The InSnio.erf SnunIllnn
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NASHVILLE. MAY 29-We learn that Cen 7
Winchester,i IL appointed by the President of
The United States, commissioner to mark the
iine agTeeably to the treaty lateIy concInded
with the Chckasaw indians by general Jack
SOb sho SeV' SHELBY. 1IPhig.
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TO abandon ii as q prey to their raraci;y..
Due attention has likewise been paid TO
IL suppression of the slave trade, in
compliance with law of the hast session.
Orders have been given 10 the comman-
ders of all our public ships to seize all
vessels navigated under cur hag, cngag-
ed in that trade, and to bring them IN,
TO be proceeded against IN tie manner
prescribed by that law. il is hoped
that these vigorous measures, supported
by like acts Ivy other nations, will soon
terminate commerce so disgracefhI to
the civilized world.
In the execution of the duty imposed
by these acts, and III high trust con-
nected with il, il is with deep regret !
have TO state ;he loss which has been
Sustained by the death of Commodore
Perry. His gallantfy Ill brilliant ex.
plot, in the hate war, added to the re-
nown Of his. country. His death is de-
plorcd as national misfortune.
JAMES MONROE.
~ Was'.mefon, Dec. I, 1919.
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NEWPORT BANK.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on Saturday tho
AN Is, day Of January next, the half yearly Div,-
dend will be declared and paid 10 such persons a.
The books OF the Bank, will shew 10 be stockholders
on tie 24th inst
Notice 10 Itewis. given. that on Wednesday. tho
hiih day of SAID Jrnuary,p general meeting Of the
p' half past O'Clock, r. NJ for the election of D-
selprs and transaction cf the necessary business of
said Bank. Dy order of the President Il Directors,
JOHN H. SHEAKMAN, Cash.
Newport, Dec. IS, 1919 rSw1
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ENTERED,
Schooner Industry, shearman, Gaudalocre.


Scno0ncr INDUSTRY, Shearman, Gaudaiorre.
CLEfRED,
Sloop Ann Maria, Gardner, New York, tchr.
Industry, smin, Alexandria brig Union, psrkely
Ducksport sioops Victory, Jones, PhiIsdelph,si
Niagara, Fowler. Savanosb.
Sunday, Dec. I2-Arrived sch. Industry. Ess,on,-
% days from roint-Petre, Gusdaloupe. Lett, sch.
Lydia, Barber. tor Newburyport, ID days. brig mi
terprise. Gordon, for Portland, ~; brig hober,,
win, MooSe, for Portland. rs. Lat 80, 55, Ion. a..
"a, spoke brig Marian. days from Ph,laae,ph,a
tor Savannah.
The brig Agenora, Cole, Of WEXFORD. arrived at
Norfolk. dec 6.
Tie sch, shbboletb. from this port. ttas spoken
Me-, 28, lat. 81, lon. ~, for Havana, 8 days cut
1he steamship Savannah. Rodgers, arrived at
Savannah, ON theslW OF Deeember, SO days from
Pesersburgh, having stopped al seversi.ports. sho
has sustained no Injury whatever although she had
q beistertns pssssBe.
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TT Is requested, that sny Lady or Gentleman vho
i may w,sh TO attend the SCHOOL lately commen-
ced Tor Ins,fuciion in Sacred Musick. would mako
sp,'ics,ior previous 70 the 2nh inst. o. tbs sub.
SWAN l. POMRoY.#
NswDort Tcc Is rH
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NOTICE.

~ AME into che nclosure Of John r., rhursson, OF
~ Hcpkin,op. on the 27d Of september mat four
Sheep, marked with squsre cop tn eseheas and
4 hsif penny before the right, ard hole through
the left. with SOM. rsdding on thu righ, side Tho
owner ~ requested 10 prove property, pay chargsss
and take them away. Attest.
CHaisTOPHEN O. LEWIS. Tsw, Cle,k.
tiopknton. Oct. TIN 1919. CD5J
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Rhodc. Llqnd Insurance Ceubo,y

Rhodc Lk7nd Insurance Company.
~I,HE Stockholders OF the Rhode Island Insurance.
Company, are hereby notified, that q Eencrst
meeting will be held 81 the banking house of iIrs
Newport Bank, on Wednesday tie Fifth day of len.
uary next, ., halt past two O'Clock r. NJ. for the
lection of Directors, an6 transaction OF such other
business as may be considered necessary.
Ecwport. Dec, IS. 1879 (5w1 I.
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THE members ol ST. JoHY's LODGE
Il No I, Ncwpc<t, are respectfully invited to
attend At their LODGE'R NOON on Monday escains
the 9Th inst s 6 O'clock, r. NJ for the express
purpose Of choosing the Officers, for he yesf enss
ng. Visiting BROTHERS will be sdpititd 40 usual.
BIZ order Of H. w. ~. JOBNs BOss.
JOSH HAspr, xsrn
Newport, Dceenbcs 9Th, 1912.
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FOR SALE, OR TOILET.

THE t@o-stofy budding nett East of the Hiiode.
i Island I,epuLIican Printing Office, forrvfy
occupied by the late Jos u. TowssnaD. as s.Csbi-
netMakers shop, said building is 10 feet by So
sud in good order for moving Terms sppyfo
TIiOMA3 TOWNSEND, jon.
Newport, Dec IS, 1919.
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From rhs National TnttiDsrrery, /.

Heanesd y, Dec s.
"Li,ilc was done yesterday in ei,l'er
House of Congress, except the reading
of the Presidents Message; Of which
three thousand copies were ordered to
lie printed for The use Of the Senate, and
five thousand copies jor the use "a the
House Of Representatives.
"1'he documents which accompanied
the Message arc more voluminous than
we expected. The substance of them
is clearly and intelligiby stated in the
Message. 10 tie course Of day or
two they shall be laid before or readers
in e;e,DcN''
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NOTICE.

DErATNED, ke,ie,ed to be stolen, smack bosts
~ about % feet keel, sIoop rigsedt together
With black man, who had said boa, %, poysession,.
and WHO say, he took her from the harbos Of New
port. The owner may scsrn furthct pAf,ica.ars.I "
applying st the PostOfice IN TroJ, mass
Troy. Dec. 9, 1919 ,,, ,.,s lD15
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MTEREsrING.

FROM HAVANA, NOV. Is. 5.--Morilo,
the Anah >ie,eral, is expected bore
daily, aid | may aud, hourly. Ii Is tho
genera' belief among us, that he has been
defeated by Bolivar, and thu. rlie latter is
now in pcssession Of the whole OF ,ae
province of Caracas
TIE MuecdJniGu and Lord Coeiiyanr.
We take pleasure IN 'nio,misg ,hs l,vync,
that Mr.. John 5. Eile,y, owne' Of tho Mace
doniao, 'eoe,ved letter yesterday morning
from The Hon. John z Adams, Secretary OF
S'a,e, Informing tns, he had submi,,ed Mr..
E''ery's ietie, and the cocumtnu ace !. pany-
ing h tothe r. csidept, and tha, the r., ldeut
nsd directed him TO inioim Mt. Elic,y, y.4nf
rabae oessei " ,vo' Uoti'd be dispatched int
nieafam!y, 40 demand j.snce asres.6iy 20 ine
aws ofa'ffous.
Thus Will foreign nations be taught, whe,h-
CT they btl"ng TO the cid world or The new
whe,hcr they style themselves, soyslies or
pairinn; ,hs, Jassiee 10 our cihxcns syd res
peer 10 our .fag b, VIVA, the Unhea States will
eoiores and conmapd-- Bes Peris,
-uhRRsD,
At South. Stoahtsson, (tsa. y by William Robin
son, Esp Mr., NAruAn soul Hwicx, To Miss MA.
Ry KtNyos. daughter II Mr.. Green Kiny q, both
OF soolR kingstown.
DIED,
In this town. On Saturday the 9th inst. Mrs Ell.
zABsrk sIsmoss. IN the esd year Of her age, wd.
ON at Mr. Jonathan sse;mons, Of this town.
oa Monday the 9th insk MIR. JosArHAx HULL,
aged IS ,-ars
On Wednesday last, Mr. JouN WtLxnv, aged
78 years, n pensioner under the late act Of Con.
Hress. ,t...
At Sris.sl, on the 81 inst Mr.. TanoruILAs
Fsrnsoas, sged % years. son OF Mr.. Henry free,
Dorn, of Tina Gown.
AT Noble. on the li.h August last, Mrs. MAucv
ChAhSxsoles, wife Vt Mr. r. I. Chsmpenoice, aul
daughter of Mr. hchasd Bush, of,his ,ywn, IN the
Sist year of her age. ftNt
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Beniamin Robert, who was tried at
Providence, in Sept. last, for the murder
OF his wife, and who was acquitted for
want OF evidence, has recently been con-
vicled before the Municipal Court at
Boston OF the crime of bgday.
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NEWPORT.
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
WEDNESDAY, DscEmskR IS, 1919

This highly interesting document was
transmitted from Washington with i'm.
precedented celerity. 1t reached New
York, a distance of220 miles in eighteen
hours, and .arrived here in tie packet
Venus, in 20 hours from New York.
We obtained, through the polilcness of
Mr.. George w. Iilinghast, copy,
ard issued it from this Office OH Friday
afternoon, On an extra sheet.
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rRo.v u.asHIAGroN, DRc 4.

TEI<b ~ iF's bS|N ~
The Secretary Of War, reachedthis
city Yesterday, with his family. Cor
readers wilIbc pleased 10 learn. that, al
though very much reduced when' he
commenced his journey from the place
where he had lain i'll. Mr.. Caihoun's
has since gradually improved, and is in
great degree restored"
Corformsb,y 10 The appointmsat Of tht Ccnsiitu-
ton, the Sixteenth Congress- will assemble ths day.
A lsfgc majority Of the Members have already
reached the seat Of government. and there is of
course no doubt that a quorum Of both Houses wnI
take their seats the ususl hour, ard fo.tIswish
enter on The public business.
Perhaps. st no peaceful pesiod, have ,ae Hstions'
Representatives IIet under circunstsnces OF deeper
responsibility, or under the necessity Of deliberAt
ing an msstefs pn6re vitality affecting the interesb
Of the Republic. than 1t this time snd seldom. Il
NAV be added have tie eyes Of tie people been
kxcG upoo thom with a note in'cAse sstention.
,fi .Amissa! in,eiis sreer, Dec s.
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CLOSING SCENE !

We learn that the prisoner. Thomas
II. Daniels; who VS. under arrest for
The murder Of Mr.. Oou'd, hung himself
Yesterday at the gaol, Leechmore's
Point. He was found suspended by.
one Of the ..cepers, who went into the
room where he was confined, for the
purpose oflcavlng his dinner. 10 effect
his object, it is understood, that he had
naJe use of cord attached to bucket,
which ,hc fastened to the handkerchief a.
round his neck, and from thence sc.
cured il to the wall. His hands were
also secured behind, in order to pre-
vent Struggling; and be is supposed to
have swung oil from a keg which was
aSeu near nIEj.
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The New-York papers aysit is r'1-
morea the U. S. sloop of war Ho,ret is
ordered to be imm, 'liately prepared for
sell. .f. .-s
The National Advocate SAYS that AZ
BExr GALLArIs, Minister from this
country TO the court Of France, has re-
signed his office, and will return to this
country in June newt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-26

he had been appraised of. And further
this deponcnt saith not.
Sworn before me, this 18th dav of
March, 1919. JOSEPH FORREST.
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Washington county, District If
COiumbia To ,cit

Personally appeared before the sui
sCriber, a Justice Of the Peace for the
county aforesaid, Benjamin G.. Orr, and
made oath on The HOLY Evangelists of AL.
mighty God, that Abner Laco, X, Esq.
late Senator from The state of Pennsyi.
yaula, was not directly nor indirectly
concerned with him ln any contract which
lie has had with the War Department. at
any time, and particularly with that for
the state ofGeorgia, which tie author Of
the Structures on the report of the select
comml;ice, says g il has been minated
ihdT be was Interested" in, neither was
his son al all concerned further than as
an agent, at d stated salary PER annum.
The dcpOneni further saws. that. few
days prior to the app arauCe Of the
SiIlcluIes, ia conversation with Gen.
Jackson, on The subject Of the report Of
the committee Of ihe Senate. he was
asked by tie General, if Nj. Lacock. who
had been bis agent at Fort Scott, was
ihc son OF The Senator of that name, and
oil being answered in the affirmative. he
further asked, il I've might so state it the
deponrmi replied, that as a fact, he might
dispose oi % as he pleased but that he
could nOi perceive auv connection be-
tween u ana Tive subject Of The report OF
the committee aud, having been told
tlal morning thai suspicion was enter.
tainel that General iacock had been a
partner hi lis Georgia contract. the de-
pnueui look ilai opportunity Of assuring
Gcusrti JACKSON iHai 20 was whell wish
oul foundation, which ihe Gen. admitted