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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-02
District Of Columbia.
.2'eranariG Comnty, to Hat. 1910
.3prit Terra, )
IN CH4.NIERY.
Robert G. Violet, Complainant,

Charles Tyler, Robert Blackjack and
Christopher NeaIe, Defendants.
.YySflE defendant Charles Tyler, not ha-
IL wing entered his appearance, and gil
ven security according to The statute and the
rules OF this court, aud it appearing to the
satisfaction OF the court, upon affidavit, that
the said Charles Tyler is not an inhabitant OF
this District: OIL motion OF the accomplishment.
BY his counsel, it is ordered, that the said
defendant do appear here on the first day in
November term next, and enter bis appear
ance 70 the SUIT. and give security for per
forming the DEGREES of the cour; and thai
the other defendants, Robert 5. Blackjack
and Christopher Neaie, do not pay away.
convey or secrete the debts by them oHing
TO, or the estate or effects in their hanGs
belonging 10 the said absent defendant, until
the further order or decree of1his court ard
that copy of this order be forthwith pun,
lished for two mouths suCccssWely IL one OF
the public newspapers published IN A'eyyan-
dria; and that another copy be posted a.
the front door of tie court house OF sa!c
county. cIpy:
Teste. EDMUND l. LEE, c. c.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-02
The Public

GtAN at all times be supplied, on the
~ very best terms, with checks and bills
at sight, and short dates TO suit theisconVe-
nience, on
Baltimore, New-York,
Philadelphia, Boston.
Apply at my Exchange Barking House,
Bridge-street, Georgetown, where the tair
and most reasonable exchange can be had
States, ROMULUS RIGGS.
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District OF Columbia,
.fieIQndriG County 10 Ha. 1910
.aByii Tern.
IN CH1.NCkRY.
Thomas Lawras0l, Complainant,

IN CRi.ttETl.
Thomas Lawras9l, Complainant,
,9gcinN
Elizabeth Hask;ns, William l.. Haskins,
John II. Lads, executor. and Sarah Lado,
executriy. of John 6. Laid, deceased.
FNSiE defendant Elizabeth Haskins. rot
= having entered her appearance and gil
ven security ceogding to the statute and the
rules Of this court, and it appearing TO the
satisfaction OF the court. upon affidavit, that
the said defendant is not an nhabitant OF this
DiStrict-on motion ot' the said complainant.
by his counsel, it is ordered, That the said
defendant does appearhere On the first day
of November term next. and answer the
bill of the complainant; and that the other
defendants, John II Ladd, executor, and
Sarah Laid, executrix, OF John h. Laid,
deceased, do moi pay away, convey or Sc
crete the debts by them owing to, or tie es-
tate or effects in their hanGs belonging 10
the said absent defendant until the further
order or decree OF this court; and that CO.
nv of this order be forthwith inserted for
two months successfully il one OF the public
newspapers published in Alexandra ; and
that another copy be posted at the front door
Of the court house of said county.
Teste, EDMUND |. LEE, c. c.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-02
To Let,

- on moderate terms, three story
&NA brick House. in a cen'ra, part Oh
Hss5 the town, we'll calculated i0r Pri-
HEAS,s sate family, or genteel boarui.'s
house. Possession given on or before tne Isl
of December next. Inquire OF the frinier,
iupe 28 uu
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-02
Rnildin. Lots for Sale.

@UNDRY good lots upon Cameron, PM
- and Queen streets, on liberal credit a,
reasonable prices TO purchasers who would
build thereon. For terms enquire OF
VAUDEVILLE u LARMOUh.
October Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-02
O6es Of The Fire Insurance Company

of .alerandria, October 5, 1919:
TINE stockholders are hereby notified that
an election OF twelve directors 10 serve
Cor The ensuing year, will he held at their Of
ice. on Monday the LIST OF November next,
from IOti;l O'Clock. :
The transfer book will be closed from 2
o'clock on Wednesday eth inst. till after
the election. ,,c
os,s laWSt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-02
For Sale or Rent.

A commodious story brick dwell
Nf ling house upon hall acre io!, cor ,l
Elss ner of Fairfax aud Jefferson streets.
@s.E For terms apply to ,rrc,Ir
Nptember ga uu
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For Sale,

That three story brick house, STU
$ ated on the south eide OF Rrince,st.
Es.s..i now in the occupancy OF DIR. VIM
S Rudd; perfect title wit be gwen
and ire terms of payment made convenient.
Amply 20 JOHN H. LADD & Co.
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Notice.

A SUBSCRIPTION will he opened on The
n eth day Of next month, at the farmers
Bank of Alexandria, for 1898 shares, TO COM
plete The CAPITAL stock of said bank, authori-
sed by its charter.
By order Of the Board,
JOHN HOOFF, Cashier.
september "a wmtsIO
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HOUSES, LANDS, Sc.
To Rent,

g.. The three story brick dweal"s
I'LL house and store. on salriaa The
ssl adjoining DR.. WedderoIfhh, d, rsnt.
Edw dwelling house or store wiii ue iens
ed separately. For terms Apply I 1H VI
sent occupant. JUN If
ork IL
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For Rent.

A NEAT and commodious Brick House, on
n Prince, 5etwssn Fairfax and Royal
streets. Apply at the compiling room OF III.
''i'.'' = 0 " SOLOMON PARSONS.
on,obar rs stuth2w
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To Rent,

So. A complete two story BRICK mouse:
on Princess-street, betweenW asG!hs
Esssssi ton {. Columbus streets. For patu-
49, culars enquire OF c,,ru
-enten,ber 60 WIN JOHN J. SMl II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-02
Port Tobacco Jockey C]uh
Races.

NILL commence on The usual ground
w on TUESDAY The goth day If 0O
tober nezt--on which day purse will Sa
run tor according 10 the rules OF the cirb s
four miles and repeat, free for all ages,
On WEDNESDAY purse will be- ~,
for, three miles and repeat, free for ali =.
gea, the winning horse OF the first day sT,
cepted.
On THURSDAY saddle and br;3L
will be run for, one mile and repeat fras
for saddle horses Of Prince Georges 8,
Mays or Charles counties. ~
The two first days carrying weights A..
cofding 10 the rules Of the Washington ci,v
jockey club. The third day Feather
The purse viii be as respectable as usual
Sept. 81 thtulw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-18

he was boarded by the brig Irresistible,
OF the Oriental Republic of La Plata,
lately under the command of Commodore
DANIELS, and which our readers will
reoollect that, according TO the proc'ama-
ton of Juan Bauiisia Arismendi, pub
liShed in the Recorder OF last week, was
run away with from the Island of Narga-
rita. as is therein stated. She had Buenos
Ayres colors flying. She treated the
James aud Isabella politely and shortly
after she LETT her, brought TO aud board
ed five or six other vessels, one of which
was brig uader Dutch colors. The
next ia, The Irresistible came along side
of the James an'' Isabella again-they
stated that they hsd examined the Dutch
NAV strictly; and that they took out
eighteen eases Of gin. They invited
Captain Bourn on board, when he was
informed that she was then under thu
command Of John +. Ferguson, Zone Of
the persons mentioned III The list annex,
ed 10 the pToclamation)-lhat the brig
has no commission, but personal one,
under which they were going 10 cruise
Tor four or five months, and then going
10 head quartersfor one. They appear
e. 10 be very anxious 10 meet with Com
medorv Daniels, whom they understood
was cruising for them, and against whom
they appeared very invete.aie; and that
If they ever fell in with him, that they
were determined To conquer, or blow
both vessels to tie kcarems-that they ne
yer wen, 10 quarters without train to
HE magazine and that if Daniels should
have superior force, that they would
lay the brig alongside of him, make sal
iy for Daniels magazine, aud blow both
vessels up together. They also stated
that DaRicls, while they were under his
com mand, treated them improperly that
he had confined, i'll the fort at Margariia,
three Of his crew. and who were under
sentence of death in consequence of some
alleged disrespect TO his person. That
the crew wished TO come to The u. States,
| and could have obtained a passage in in
American vessel, but that Daniels would
not permi, them and that they had no
other alternative than 10 submit TO re-
naming with him, (Which they were de-
term'ned not To dn) or pursue The plan
they did-and finally, that they intended
TO cruise , Org moth; in those seas,
and of ST. Jago de Cuba, and at the
south side of Hlspanioa. The brig sail
ed very fast
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-18

irs towards the north he proceeded to-
wards the source Of the Senegal which he
thinks he has correctly ascertsimed, and
which is further south than has been be-
licved.
Thence he proposed to repair 10 the
Niger, and in pursuing il, TO arrive per
haps al Tombuci0o; but the country ,hro'
which he must pass being AT war, aud his
guide refusing 10 conduct him farther, he
was obliged, after having braved the dam
gers and difficulties inseparable from a
route through barbarous nations, To de-
scent by the Rio Grande, and 10 return
by the Bissages Islands TO The COLONY of
Senegal, and hc arrived Jan. Is al the is,
land OF 81. Louis, whence he embarked
Tor France with The late governor of tie
colony.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-18
Communicated for the Cape Fear Recorder.f
THE TABLES TURNED
~ Of obtaining credit.
} Superior Court of Law
for the county of -.


Inc Bank OF -, Superior Court of Law
as. TOR the county of -.
This suit originated in The Comfy Court
upon prOmissOry note, drawn in the usuaI
way, for the sum Of SCI. The execution. pro-
test, &c. was proven in due brink foIm The
defendant failing TO establish his rleas. cf
course, as usual, the bank obtained Judgment
ne defendant, much 10 the astonisbIneDt of
Tie gentlemen learned in The law, cravcd au
appeal TO the Superior Court tor which the
sum being small, lie obtained the necessary
security. lie was told by the attorney for the
bank, that II was ridiculous to appeal that
tte action was brought upon a plum note OF
hand that the bank must recover and ti,st
u would certainly demand The damages that
Tie law gave, as well as the interest. However
,9e ueiendant SAID he was the best judge OF
ms own business /; that il he must follow the
ADVICE OF lawyer, he preferred one that was
not employed against him. So the appealwgS
regularly brought up and as the banks 81.
ways nave lhelr own notary and witnesses. az
course the plaintiff was ready and as the de-
PENDANT could make no defence, TO Main note
OF habd, payable aHs negotiable at bunk he
could have no legal excuse TO continue tbe
be ready.
The banks attorney Informed the iury. that
~ was an action upon piaiH note at hand
brought against the defendant, the maker. and
which the bank had discounted for his profit
mednl gentlemen OF ilie Jury, accommodation;
dnh which he had most uugratciuliy neglected.
10 take up, pay, agd discharge; and that The
bank was compelled to bring three separste
salts on this small note. (hOlbing il up TO the
jury one against himself aud one against each
Of the eudorsers- and that these suits were
brought in lie county court aud Judgment oil.
tanned and the defendant was fool enough 10
appeal 10 this court, where be mnSt inevitably
ne cast ana thc cost ID the three sHit, viii
amount 70 mOie Than the debt bot gentle.
men, " - not the hanks fault the defendant
mas brought IL upon himself. The note ,,A,
proved, ~ dine form, by one IF the clerks OF
TIE bank, who swOre 10 The defendants hand
Writing and The jury was informed by Mr.
Attorney that u WAS unnecessary, ~ prove ile
protest and nOiice the eHdOiser5 ds tlie action
was brought against The maker. The caicua-
ton was made, aBd Che Jury told that the bt.,k
CAPecied ihcif verdtct for $50 PRINCIPAL ~
forproie't, and S. 80 interest making tie
aggregate sum Of silfy nine dotiars 0id sighiy
nine cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-18
MuRDEROUs TRANSACTION.

MBHlJENtBCD IA NSAkIitDN.
Extract Of IT letter, d0ted at HdcaRa I0th april.
On ihe 10th lust. wrote to YOU by the u
). SlOOp of war john Adams, respecting the
Schr. Retrieve, and what lad happened TO her
and that poor captain Lewis was 80 more
" 4 few DAYS after tie Retrieve left CadiZ and
being very near the Aladeiras The mate, with
the schoonc''s tiIier, killed captain Lewis 10y
a violent blow whilst he was resting himself on
the companion way, OF cabin doOr.-Ihe muir
derer Immediately called the crew, ana with
their assistance, threw captain Lewis over
board. While alive. The mate, assuming the
command, proceeded To- the port of Jruxillo
"a port in the Bay of Fiondmras,) where tie
vessel was refused 10 be admitted; from thence
they directed their course 10 Om1a, aud to
secure aGmittaEce there, they pretended 10 be
IN great distress, for Which purpose ihey mad dc
the vessel very ieaky by bOrimg hoic in her
bottom. This vessel was thcu admitted a.
Omua, without opposition, but the government
wishing To a7ceftdih tie real cause OF tEer
coming Into port, &c tanned the vessel, pretend
ing jilat her papers were incorrect IN TN;
mean time, ill" supposed captain Lewis loadfd
All English co.. ing vessel iD tie night Win
brandy, satiIu and oil, and ihc following Eig!t
five OF Tie crew made thir escape IN the stlisJ-
nci's boat, and the supposed capjaiu went Ca
shore viii cue OF ;he crew, the Ouly one iC-
naming pNccpi The steward, ana on laudmC
OH the beach The supposed G. rtaiu had db-
pute with ono Of Tie sailors, who Immediately
q sclCsCd This hUTjtd deed ihc Spanish com
man ding Ofncet near tbc Iardug imme diattiy
ordered iEg supposed captain 10 ne arrest q
aud secured in dungeon, and the sailor 20
tie prison Of the garrison, suffering tie s'e-
ward to remain OH board Suder a guard ui
soldiers mil the vessel was unlOaded. and
correct account taken Of her cargo The sup
POSED captain Lewis had already engaged an
English Goa ting vessel to make his escape
that very same night.
'On receiving this informaiiOn, immeii-
alely laid IL before tie commander Of the II. s.
soOp OF war john Adams, who iufoimed le
that his orders id not 20 10 authorse him 30
proceed 10 OnOa 10 claim ibis vessel bUtpn
his arrival az Norfolk. he would immediately
inform the government Of thIs hoIrid trdusic
ton, and that 30 doubt iht government oj hc
u. y would despatch Vessel 10 20 auI iscb
the prisoners ard VtSstl home
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-18
DOMESTIC.

WuMINGToN May Capt. BOU1V.
Of he James q Isabella, arrived aitt
port on Monddy last, from 50. Jaao o..
Cuba, informs Us, that o1 Cape Abon,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-18
RRMFDY FOR IIsI-Rv

ThfLondOn merchants, we are inform.
ed, five substituted mudOubted accept
ducc Hnd pTOmlssOry notes for The COM
mon kculaiiDg medium, TO very CON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-18
Extract Of letter from gentleman in
BnHaL0 to his friend an ms Gin dni.d

Extract of letter from gentleman in
BTbato to his friend an Mis city, dated
3OM ut.
The ice left us Yesterday, and The
Steam Boat Wall in the Water is now I'm.
der way for Detroit, with one hundred anil
tffty sic passengers, although but twelve
hours notice of her sailing was given.
Her machinery works well, and she is in
fine order, and well manned"
We understand the above boat is TO
sail for MIchIIlmackinac on the eleventh,
OF next month, and that a number of
our most distinguished citizens, from diff
fereni parts of The union, have already
engaged their passages i'll her What a
delightful tour TO the man of science
the gentleman Of plrasure-or The travel
Ter, 10 traverse these immense inland
seas of more than 1900 miles distance.
IN less than two weeks, aud at the same
time enjoy all the conveniencies and
comforts of living, that could be obtained
in the first hotel in The country.
Ai6anY Gaz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-18
GENERAL JACKSON.

NATCHEz, (Miss.) April G.-Our read
ers VII hndn our paper 10. day, the report
o! The committee { The Senate of The
United States, relative 10 the Seminolean
war. They can now Judge for themselves.
whether the General deserves praise or
censure whether Tie precedent he has
sci, OF disobedience 10 or ers and COLI
cen,raton, in his own hands, of Tie be-
gl>latve, judicial and executive powers
oil The government, tie favorable 10 the
preservation OF our free institutions. or
hostile 10 republican liberty and " heller
the President OF the United States i'm sub
mIl'ing 10 these apparent usurpaiious of
power, by failing even TO censure the
General, has acted as the faithful guardi-
an of the constitution and laws, or has
thus made himself particeps crimi,,is, and
deserving of all the blame that can of
rigti attach 10 Gen. Jackson
These matters are lcil with the Ameri-
can people TO decide and may they do
so with impartialiiy and correctness -
Never, IN our history, since the adoption
ot lie federal constitution, have The peo-
pie been called upon to contemDIaie
questions involving principles OF such
magnitude and of such deep interest 10
the republic. Ii becomes them therefore
TO examine this report of Tie committee
ef the senate with unusual care and al
trniion, and TO extend their enquiries TO
every quarter, where light and truth can,
be found. meanwhile il will be borne.
in mind that the REPORT we publish 10.
day Is fortified by written official dDcu-
mentS and by the testimony of sworn
Witnesses Of respectable standing.
mississippi Republican,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-18
Eft'"ct If letter receiocd IL Boston, Jy
tile ITO BrOtherS, at 'Smem, dated


"A&TwERP, March ~.
AZ the last saIcoi Coffee al Auster-
dam, oath last. all :, as wtlIdrawn-aiter
The sale, 5000 bags good niddling Java
were contracted tor at III siivrrs-a better
result had been expected" DmW Adr.
MADRID, March l6.--I'nr King in.
tends 10 repair TO Cadiz before the de-
pIrture Of Tie armament fitting out at
that port, that lie may inspect them him
sell. line grand expedition destined Tor
Burn0s Ayres will be composed of IL or
10000 OF the best troop. 10 Tie world
lie count d'Ablsbai, (gcn. O'DonneI,) is
appointed comhaudpr ~ chlci of all that
pdri oi America, with general Instructions,
anu very ample powers, iC act as the
times aHd circumstances may require
lie vail carry WITH BIN considerable
nGmD Of officers of different ranks, Is no
without b"rg attached 10 til army, may
be employed ndiheir arrival 10 America,
a. He wants Of the service may dcmanI.
Ihfse officers served IN Tie Peninsula
and have volunteered their services ON
tli's occasion.
Thesecond expedition, destined direct
is for Lima, instead of 2OOO men. ibc
number first Intended, will consist Of or
5000 chosen troops. The naval force 10
escort them viii consist oi many vessels
OF the Inc, iriraies or cor, eups, ~ which
d part Of the troops viii be embarked II
Is hoped that the FIST days Of May viii
witness Tie departure from Cadiz ofihese
Two formidable araainenls.
PAEIs, March 2D.--ln lie course Ofille
last year VI. Molten, hardly % years Of
age, has explored all the regions watered
by the Gambia and lie Rio Granite
After having asceriained Tie sources Of
those rivers, I've advanced into tie country
Of ihe Southern Foulahs 10 Tie Town Of
Trcnibnu, og~lichH i>capilai, and whca
Mai. Bcnueil places or thr RIo Grande,
10 lat. 10 long. i0.-AitcIwards, ascend
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-18

WASHINGTON, May l3.-The CORES
pondence b tween Lori Cechrane aud
Capt. Blddle has been the subject Of some
remark IN ihe newspapers, which might
have been well sparcd, because not less
unjust than iDconsIderaic In the FIRST
place the shape IN which we find the do
cumcn;s is al least questionable. They
are translated from CHILEAN paper; and
they must have been translated from The
originals before they appeared there, as
my Lord COChranc has probably not been
long enough IN his new vocation TO write.
the language of the country under whose
banner he has enlisted and If lie had.
we are sure capt. 3. did not answer him
III any tongue but that his mother taught
BIN. II Is not very likely, after this
translation from translation, this double
filtration, that the letters now published
retain much resemblance To The originals.
Since tie gallant Admiration bravery has
d'NaSs been allowed him has, 10 suit
som" purpose, caused his corresponheuce
10 be published IN Chill, and, mutilst,d
as II is by the mode of It's transmission.
II has found us way into our papers. il
wOhid he well that The correspondence.
~ ITS genuine shsp, should be laid be-
fore HE American people. Not that we
''"t't'T'' ~ '''it " iidi idS appeared. tlIdi
any blame Is lnpuiablr TO Cant. y. upon
the statement now presented 10 US. We
doubt not, he knows his duy: and.
knowing il, he would not have exhibited
the characteristic of our naval officers if
he had failed in its performance. Our
officers are moi sent abroad 10 be scbooled
by ihe Admlrals or Lords of any nation
on earth. TNof I.f
NOTICE ADDRESSED TO THE FRENCH
REFUGEES FROM ST. DOMINGO.
His most Christian Majesty, having ia
ken into consideration The hard condition
OF some of The French Refugees from ST.
Domingo, who have retired INTO ,he Uni
ted States, and whose families or pecuni-
sry affairs recall ihem 10 France, and who
seem 10 be aiihoui he means OF Prov
ding for Their own passage, has pleased
10 approve lIpj NAN 81 war shall land
al hrw bo,k ibc la.i Of jane next. 10
carrs 10 France such oi thrm as MA, he
Disposed 10 return 10 their native coun-
tri
49, 'hs favor ase been requested 70 al
i.;a. honorable uisounnas. Jt is 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-18

! siderae extent and bills of exchange
are psing hourly from hand 10 hand,
with deduction of legal discount, in
! nav mt of all obligations. We should
be ID TO see similar experiment at
tened here; and We are confident that
wh.ii would relieve in some degree, our
print pecuniary pressure, IL would check
ilynblushing usury which row riots
oiurnecessi,ies, and seems augmented
ettly in the ratio of distress. The plan,
ihies this benefit, has another obvious
faniage IN the circumstance that, the
lder has constant recris', of interest,
lben any time intervenes between receipt
hd payment. Bar. Tel.
! ALEXANDRIA,, May l4.-Joseph Bona
porte. ci-devani king of Spain, passed
ii.rongll this town on Wednesday last, on
II visi, 10 Mount Vernon aud thence, he
took passage IN The steamboat for Rich
mond. UeWM.
BALTIMORE, May i5.-By letters re-
ceived Yesterday, 1t Is reported that the
ped. tTeieg7opk.
PIRATES Arrested.
Yesterday % of the crew of the privs-
teer brig La Irresistible, formerly cong
manded by captain Daniels, Of This port.
were arrested, and committed 10 The i'll
Of this city. Ii appears that many afro
cious acis Of robbery have been indis-
cfmiuately committed. Among the NV
fortunate vessels plundered, is the schoon-
crSuperior, of This port, for New Orleans,
With passenSers-amuEg The number
were several ladies. The passeng crs'
Trunks were broken open, and robbed
OF every article of value; and even the
rings torn from the fingers of the lady
passengers 4; French and an English
ship we're also plundered of MANY vaIna-
BILE articles. Twenty six of the crew OF
the pirate effected their escape TO Nor
folk, in the steam boat Virginia bul we
lrustthey will all be Appreciated. 10.