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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-11-28
LATE PROM ENGLAND.

LONDON, Oct. 9.
Foreign affairs are now SO little thought
OF by the people Of this country, that it
would be fruitless to demand for them the
attention of our readers, of whatever i'm
portance might be the events which were
hourly passing OF the European continent.
lei these events are of 40 ordinary mag
nitude. An heir has been born to the
chief branch Of the house of Bourbon and
promises to fix their hitherto precarious
throne. The dominions of the two re-
naming branches, those Of Spain and
Naples, have undergone a fundamental
and entire revolution. The despotism Of
the House Of Bragauza, is likewise de-
moIished. The last French mail brings
intelligence that the military at Lisbon
had on the 9th ult. declared unanimously
in favor OF the Instruction of Oporto !;
had deposed the old, and appointed new
Provisional Regency but had effected
/ this mighty change in the name and on
behalf Of John WI. and of the Royal
House Of Braganza, without shedding a
single drop of blood, or offering the least
violence TO person and property. Our
countrymeu, we are happy to learn, we're
treated with respect; being requested, at
the same time, to abstain from appearing
| in their national uniform. From Naples
or Sicily there are no further news.
The proceedings against the Queen
yesterday are interesting from two causes !:
| from the commencement of the examina
ton Of the evidence for the defence; and,
| If we look to the anterior proceedings,
from that evidence being at once respecta-
BILE, and conclusively favorable. Uufor-
tunately, the nation has for some time
been familiarized to an examination OF a
cause, which cause, even were the evi.
dence conclusive, must have been ruined
by the character Of those who gave it.
We have now at last come to evidence tina,
may be believed.
The manners Of the Countess Of Old
we're inquired into; they were tound
chaste and modest. 1t was at last asked
whether she had not a Milanese brogue.
as il the Queen of England, German
by birth, and au English woman 10 sta
ton, we're a judge Of that. But is there
La Scotchman or an freshman about the
British Court, that does not speak with
ia brogue? We could instance one OF the
most Intelligent members Of that very
house before which the investigation takes
place. But in this state is the cross ex'
animation, which, ii is obvious, so far al
Lid goes leaves the examination 10 chic
perfectly untouched.
Il For the accommodation OF those readers
whose time is so employed that they can
not toll through the evidence, we subjoii
brief abstract:
i /. The Clerk Of the Queens Solicitor
proved that the Chamberlain OF the Crane
/ Duke Of Baden, though anxious to CONF
; over as witness for the Queen, yet wa
afraid lest he should offend his sovereign
i 2. Col. St. Leger proved that i'll health
was the sole cause Of his leaving to-
, Queens service, after eleven years--iron
1908 to 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-11-28
Five Dollars Reward.

n OST, 90 Thursday evening the Esd
Il 4 instant, on the Turnpike road be-
tween Springfield and Elizabeth Town,
red morocco POCKET-BOOk, Contain
ing uote of hand against John Dungy Of
SIS rs, and number OF bank bills to
the amount of sixty dollars or thereaboutss
also receipt and account. The subscri-
ber's name is written on the inside Of the
pocket-book. Whoever will return said
pocketbook, with it's contents, to the subj
scriber. shall receive the above reward,
with his thanks.
SAMUEL ROSS.
Springfield, Nov. rs, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-11-28
From the NJ Z: Daily .adYertissr.

LATE NEWS From BUENos AYREs AND
CHILL.
Extract Of letter, dated Buenos Ayres,
26th August, received by the james
Murdoch, arrived at Philadelphia.
aThe political affairs OF this country
are now in tolerable state Of tranquilli
ty, the Governor Dorego having pursued
the Monteneros to the other side Of ARA
go del Medic, beating them in many en-
gagements taken many prisoners, horses,
artillery aud arms aud among others a.
bout so Bueuos Ayres officers who had
Joined the fortunes Of Gen. AIvear; also
the deputies who had elected Alvear gov
ernor Of these provinces allof whom are
now 10 prison, waiting trial. Peace with
the Monteneros is not, however, as yet
established.
From Chill we have advices to July
23d and Of flattering nature. Gen. St.
Martin aud the Director we're at Valpa-
raise, where the arrangements for the in.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-11-28
Notice.

A LII persons Indebted 10 the late con-
IA cern of C. S. WlNANS d Co.
which was dissolved the FIRST day of
April, 1919, are hereby notified, that
unless the same shall have been settled by
the first day Of January, 1921, the debts
then standing due 10 said concern will
without distinction Of persons) be put
into the train of collection by legal meas
ures.
c. S. WINANS, SURVIVING partner
Of the late firm Of C. 5. W. &c Co.
Nov. %, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-11-28

nOD-snlt or otherwise dismissing the suit
alter tie trial is begun, bu, must procted
to final judgment on The merus, either fof
he plaintiff or defendant. The whole
act will be published IN this paper as
soon as cofrest copy Gao be obtained.
ID.
A Large Crop Of Woei.-The af:en-
ton OF our csl,zess vas attracted on
Thursday, BY the passing Of six wagons
through our principal street, loaded with
Wool, all sheared last spring by one lar-
mer 10 this county. II was from the flock
OF Isaac Smith, Esq. who has sold II 10 the
Orsskauy manufacturing Company near
Utica. There were tseariy 1000 lbs.
which sold for about $4,000. We pre-
sumo there are but le~ farmers in the
State who realize 50 large a sum from any
single item, and not many who realize as
much from all their products added to-
sether.-Poughkeepsie journal.
II is stated that flour was selling at
Alexandria. on the 18th inst. for three
.!.al!!':rs and :=sasy-lsse cents per barrel
from the wagons.
Philadelphia, Nou. 22.-Yesterday af-
ternoon, al O'Clock, Mr.. Guile gratified
our citizens with another ascent from his
balloon. The day was unusually calm,
which added much 10 the scene. On the
balloons reaching considerable height,
live monkey, 10 parachute. was disen-
gagged aud reached the ground unhurt.
Mr.. Guile, with his balloon. came down
near Mantua village, on the west side Of
Schuyikill. without sustaining any dam
age.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-11-28
To Farmers.

To Farmers.
NOUNTRY produce will be taken in
W payment for
SLEIcH-SHoEs,
tanning MILL-WHEELs, 81
WAccoN-BoxEs,
AT the Foundry in Elizabeth Town.
T. P. WALWORrH.
Nov. q, 1929.
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DIED.

Ia this town, on "Wednesday last, the wife of Mr..
Jedediah johnson, of Middletown, Con-aged &c.
In Newark, on sunday last, abe wife 9! NJ.
William Garthwait.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-11-28

yasion ofLima we're in great forwardoess !:
the expedition would consist Of about 5000
men, besides compliment Of officers for
several new regiments Of cavalry. Az
embargo existed, which would continue
till 20 days after the expedition bad salt
ed. A misunderstanding between The gov.
ernmeut aud Lord Cochrane had takea
place, 10 consequence whereof he had teu-
dered his resignation. 1t is The opinion
of some that it would be accepted Of
others, that reconciliation would take
place. Every body IN Chill is saDguine
OF st. Martins success.
" We have just experienced a most
dreadful hurricane 10 the river Plate,
which has destroyed the mole OF Buenos
Ay res, many houses along the beach, and
about 30 SAIL Of shipping. list Of which
we send yon."
The number OF lives lost at the Con-
chas is represented as very considerable
and the village totally destroyed. Al
Buenos Ayres tie Mole and about 100
houses aloug the beach have been destroy
ed
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NASHVILLE. Oct. 81.

NASHVILLE. UC[. 81.
CHOCTAW TREATY.
Extract Of letter from gentleman at
the Choctaw Treaty Ground to bis
friend iu this place, dated 10Th Oct.
1920.
s. The Commissioners have concluded
treaty with the Choctaw nation, by
which the United States acquire aboul
SIR million acres of land within the char
tered limits Of the state Of Mississippi. fol
corresponding quantity beyond the Mis-
sippi river. Gen. Jackson and staff viii
leave this the 22d, add probably rescl
Nashville on The 5ih Of November en-
suing"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-28
FROM HALIFAX


BosToN. Nov. H.. By the packet
sch. Cherub, from HALIFAX, we have re
ceived papers 10 the 9Th Insi. from which,
the following articles are copied: Pail.
HALIFAX, NOVEMBER 3.
Extract of leiter lrom Bu,to..
British and american boundary Line.
With regard TO your inquiries relating
TO the 9th article OF the Treaty OF Chem,
who were IN session IN this Town in The
month of MAY last, scarcely know what
to say their silllngs were not public,
and al tie time excited very little iUIer-
est. The only two points which lhe
commissioners are empOH cred by the
Treaty 10 ascertain and determine, are
the North West angle OF Nova Scotia, as
described in The Treaty of 1888 and the
North Westernmosi Head OF Connects
cut river.
Ga The part of the British, under
Stand u IS commended, that tie former
point, from whence the Boundary is to
run Westward 10 the Connecticut, must
necessarily, upon the true construction
OF The Treaty, b, found to Tie soulhward
OF the river 81. John This river empty
ing itself into tie Bay of Fundy, which
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-28
lcOMMUNIcAIJoN
THE PIRATES

What will b. dOue with the pirates 1-is a
question which have heard frequently asked,
but have never been fortunate enough to hear
satisfactorily answered.
The fate OF these unfortunate men will,
presume. be- taken iRio consideration ny Con
gress-Tbe subject is not only important 10
tbe condemned, bnt TO the pu.lic generally
Every feeling Of humanity revOits at tho idea
of executing such number OF men as ave now
condemned TO death IN the United Stairs Tor
Piracy sit would nevertheless he measure
as impOlItic a. unjust to turn them loose Oh
society that thoy might render tiis ocean aiu
whst u lately was, the scepe OF countless IOs
berries aud murders The system pursued by
the President, of imprisonment, seems 10 be
better adapted TO answer the ends both Oi
Justce and humanity tlIdn any other uat could
be adapted bat " Il question worthy sOmc
attention whether some other mode OF impri
s0umeBt would not be cheaper aud tend 10
reform the prisoners IN a inuch greater degrFe
than that now i1 use. | wOsid suggest that an
arrangement, 1T practicable be made between
the U~ited States aud the state governments
tor tie admission OF the pirates Into the Peu-
iieniiaTies OF the dIifeieut states IN which they
we're condemned. he daily expeDce now In
CURED 10y The general government fof the im-
prisonuebt IT the Ii now hsTe, amounts TO
$50 per dsyif they we're in tie Peuittnliary,
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FROM ST. DOMINGO.

BALrIMoRE, Nov. - BY capt Marlin.
OF the schooner Sieriug ut this porl, ar.
rived here yesterday from Jcremie. We have
The following additional particulars ~
lative to the events wl.irh kaye lately uc-
Cured in HAT Island.
S, Marks revoiei tIors the authority
at Catlsloplle about ih- beginning 0i
October, aud thu troops 81 that frontier
garrison sent TO President Boyer at Port
au Prince the head OF The gene al, as a
pIedge of their sincerity anu submission
10 the Republ,c.
On lhr 9Th Tie news nf The revolt OF St.
Marks pro iuced a Sialilar one at The Cape.
General Richard governor of the cily)
WAS at the head Of Ibis latter. with one
or two regiments. Hiss troops after tramp
hing under foot The ensigas Of royalty,
proceeded 10 farce The Palace, when
Oh istophe seeing all was l,si blew his
own brains out.
The .everal quarters Of the NHrtIl are
daily declaring Tor The sOvcrnmeni OF q. =
republic, and The only resistance 10 her
authority remains in Tie Fortress II La
Fe1riere near ihe Cape, Ia which Tie re
maindcr of The Royal Family have ti,d,
and some troops under The command q!
Gen Roman, (princc OF L,mbe) who has
taken post in HE Mountains ot Gsos
Mnrnr near Gona!ves. With HE assumed
i,le OF General in Chief.
Whrm capt. Marlin left J~rcmip, mfr
nation had been received that the Gcn
(Romain) had made overiures OF surren-
der 10 President Boyer, o~ condition thai
himself and all with him should be en-
titled TO all the privileges of cilzens o
she Republic. These propositions, it VA
believed, wouli be 4cceied 10 by B0yer
Our correspondent alter advcyling Il
the murder OF captain Tate of the sbiI
Piigrim Of philadelphia. al the cape il
ls04 &c. remarks, =" Subj WAS The Go
vernment oithis monster (Christophe) a
10 i0rce into revolt race of people who's,
ancestors emerging from t'Ie night o
timr, carried already on their bruns tn
indeIlIle marks Of submission and slavery
AND Who may be truly said 10 have bcet
bern in chains Yet 10 this people, even
his government was insupporlahI.
American
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which states that the celebrated castle and
fortress Sans Souci, considered SO hnpTeg0a
bic. aud which Mas the residence Of Henry OF
Hayti had surrendered 10 president Boyer.
who found IN IL upwards Ut tour millions of dol
lars. Ibe royal Family we've all confsed by
Boyer a. prisemers. This fortress mounted
upwards OF goo heavy cannon. aud was con
sideisd as one oi tile most formidable fortress
es In the wotd. N y ID ddr
FROM PERNAalBUCO.
We learn rrem captain Newman. of The
brig Calypso. from p inambuco, that after the
list OF January neat, all Ameiicaus must have
the Portuguese consuis certificate attached
10 their bills OF IsdIug aud health aud that
in fuiuie, no American vessel would be al
lowed To enter or franca. al heretofore. The
vessel mnst pay duty on the whole OF The car
go, whether The whole he discharged o. not
III.
We have been politely favored by a friend
with Port an Prince papers to the 10Th Oci
From slight psrusai, the only article Whlch
we perceive, not before published, i, uausia-
ted for this days paper. [BGh Ied Rep
LIBERTY. EQUALLY.
REPUBLIC OF HAYTI
ADDRESS To THE PEOPLE AND TO TIE ARMY.
Citizens! Soldiers ! THE Magistrates aud
General undersigned. announce $40 you with
The most lively JOY, that they come soenuy
20 declare that this day there exists la ildyii
bat QUE Government aud one Constitution.
Citizens! soldiers Peace is made war is
no more amongst us ;aI Haytians are reunited
and breihtea. President Boyer aud lis army
will shortly enter this city 10 receive aud give
The embrace OF Peace aud Fraternity; pre-
pare yourselves 10 receive il with all tadt en-
thus,asm which characierises true Ha, tians.
Iu consequence we shall repeat thousand
times tisSe cries, ptdginG forever the happi-
ness asd welfare OF the country.
Long live the Republic OF Hayti
Long live Independence
Long live Liberty aud Equality
Lous live President Boyer
We pledge loa 10 repeat them thousand
times with us.
Given in L'lIoiel de Vile tn Cap. Oci.2is
1920. seventies nlh year OF thc Independence OF
Hsyti.
(Sisscd) ROMAN, Sc. &c.
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THE WHOLE AMOUNTING 10 10000 DoLLARsI
10 be drawn IN ONE DAY combining pptinIsin with
despatch, aud forming most SgteRdid Distribution.
PRESENT PRICE or TICKETS:
Whole Tickets, S ~ 90 EishIhs. IS
Halves.... ......u 90 TeBths...........2 20
QnafteTs..........5 81 Sixtecnihs. .......l 81
tiiths 81 40 pw enteths. 10
10 he had IN grea, variety 0f Numbers al CUREN'S
lottery ard ErcAonse Offices Nos ia s 2il afaykGt
street, Baltimore.
At Cnhen'a Office more Capital PRICES have been oh
tanned than NJ any ether office In America The las;
two classes NJ the Monument Lotteries all the following
PRINCIPAL Capitals were sold at CoHRN's OFFICE viz
No II i63, Prize Of 40, 000 Dollars.
26.ii9 rrize Of 30, eco Dollars.
1886, frIze OF 20 OpO Daliats
3I,696 Prize of 20 600 Dollars.
2,!46 a Prizs Of 10 QUO Dollars
Besides large nnmheT OF minor importance.
-" Adventures who purchase through the medium
Of Coheu's Office wall, il they desire H. be furnished
with The Managers Official List of prizes rnedi.
ltely after the drawing, gratis These VIII wish the
LIST Viii please sigai the when they send their
orders.
n orders from any part sf the Union enclosing the
cash "T prize tickets IN any of the Lotteries past paid
~iii meet the same aud pnnctuai attention as
"n personal application, addressed 10
J. !. COHEN, JR.
Secretary to the Managers, Baltimore.
Bank Oils OF the states OF Virginia. North OF South
Carolina Georgia, Faux of the United States Branch
es, District M Columbia. OF the cities of Baltimore
Annapolis, Philadelphia or New Ynrk and all specie
laying Banks III Maryland, viii be received in payment
al oar November 10 81. .6i(i0
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Trust Sale of Land in Co0cdLnd.


by VIRUS Of Geed OF tfus, executed % lie sab
I'D scfiheTs W Neil weCOuil 10 secure 10 wiilisa
Long ihs payment of certain OF Ibe si,i
mentioned we shall proceed TO cell 70 the highest
der FOR cash, on the 2Ah day N january 1871 she
pTesiises, Tract of Land c.ntaiHiBg bpudfed
aud odd acres (sS deed situated and beiue the
eonniy Of GOOchsnd. called White iiallabovt -iehs
miles abovs Go"cband court house much there
Of shall be sufficient slisy ami the saii debt.
The trustees viii oaly convey s"ch title as is vested
10 tbsInby said deed.
JOHN G.. WILLiNMS-
ROBERT DUUfEAT.
Nov % 51.WaV
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FaiuaGie Land for sale.

Of the c0onty Of Chesierdeid duiy a. corded H the
cieTks office Of said county 40 the snbscTher for the
purpose of securing saui moHrj therein ram Ell TO
Jas nray. shall or Saturday the 30A day Of DecssI-
b'r Ee II at John Grcgorys Failing Creek
Church, proceed To- sell certain fyQcs or DQrcek OF
fGnd which the sE,d Grsses nov iesides CONTAINING
3S74 acres he The sane Iess OF niue thereof
as snail he necessary To satisfy the aid debI the
expenses OF sale. This land ia valuable for Eauaing
and contains a small portion Of excellent meadow
Grpun1. 1.-The title isbeiisvsd 10 be entirely
tahie hu, such only IS rs vested in pe Nht be con.
vtIed 10 be purchaser. 59..w5ws
Noveraher ls ARaSTRET BRUcG, Trustee.
NOTICE. .OIGers ram ant pau % lLe c1uuITY
y addressed IL Poplar Grove Post Office DIhW iade
ccouhiy. Va iOr Carriages 81 any hind Gigs Family
Stages DfdTbor@ ~ aCgO.S &c 9e with the RrS ~
Improved Lhdr1ofeeS with oval steel spriuEs n font
some Of Them light tBasah fcT "Hs horse qiII be
promptly attenden 10. diFRLING WOODWARD.
NIB. Gratrate coach biacksm aud spring aud
stepmakeT Of sober babiIs wiii meet with constant
employment, aud liberal wages VIII bs given Apply as
above. NUv. 10 80 wtf -
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IYashiMgfoM Monnment Lotfcrn.

EToURIH Classic lie drawn IN the Ctr Of BAN
4 more. an IN ONE D.fY.-No Stationary Phi
res-ail being floating.
CoHESs OFFICE, BALrIuoRE,1
. November ., 1870
OFFICIAL NoTICg.-rhe Managers or the 4;h Ciass
OF the Monument Lottery have the pleasure announce
thai the dra"ins will take place and he peied ia he
City oi Baltimore, Oh NEW YEARS DAY
They scarcely deem IL necessary appeal TO the pat
fotism OF iher fellow citizens their support an
patronage, being well assured OF the respect aud
tnn universally entertained for h- iuslrious name o.
WASHINGTON, and of their ardent desire t. see the
noble monument, already so Ear advanced finished
Were other motives for It's To he sought
they would readily be fOuud in Ibe peculiar nature and
noveiv VI Tie scheme, 10y which the fate Il The ven
tHIer Is TO be determined ONE DAY-an advantag,
Too obvious 10 require recommendation.
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From JAMAICA

We have received. via Halifax, Jamaica
papers 10 Sept. 30. The weather had heeu 80
very dry 10 the vicinity OF Kingdom, that it
siderabiy. The governor had received orders
from the British government not in future to
permit any vessels arriving in the Island TO
land any natives of the Quilted Kingdom who
have been in the Patriot service. except under
peculiar 6iTcums Ia noes as may appear To his
Grace TO justify deviation from I'LL rule.
BOSf PAN
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ger consists ia the cigcumsi2nce tha. The de-
sire Is hecoHiDg general a:nDn. the pco-
pie TO know how they are govsrnrd Iltsrr4
plosioH OF this wish or resolve may be- mao,
tardy in some than ih Others bat II !. i".
dusitahle that la all classes tire DISPOSITION, Is
The slris and Tint opiain.s Liier on!N a, o.
The mode OF carving IL iuto effect Is pius.
STA particularly. the itmii ~ 80 ,i;,- ih,i IN ~
already falling fium the nee. aud IL tue r0.
blliiy cannot hit upOn snrde ineAus OF csm>inp
The Kin. 10 move 10 advance ct the rational
sentiments, as the SOveteigS at BA.atla has
done, ty giving an aristOcra,icai constitution
Ia his domis ious, they w,ii have TO inin Win
the people tr ask at Naples tot the NpatiSi, con-
stituiio" with sucb notifications "a may tie
practicable. In "A word. since there, oiuiious
in Spain and Naples, il l. impossible that any
absolute government, should endure in Europe
except al ii. Petersburg and Cunstautinoiile
The court of Austria filled With alarm bv ilir
state of Italy, would raise an anti H5sras
crusade, but the Emperor ut itus>ia doe. noi
wish 10 mas. altogether TOR a patron uf de- 90
,i'm. and the King OF Prussia VIII not dare
TO STIR tor irar OF awakemtm. his own subjects
Into dcii,u
---zr, 9 Gle. o Sn
Money az Aucti0n The Jonesbornuyh.
CTeanessee) Patriot, oi The 7ih OF Novenl.
Der, states tina! the attempts IN Alabama
To driyc out of circulation Tennessee mo-
ney, had tailed, aud that a qaan,iiy of il
put up al auction al Huntsville, had bro't
more than Alabama money. Tennessee
paper brought 40 in specie for 80 "a
per. Huntsville paper a little over S 45.
A letter received in this city from Cam
den, states Thai the worthy an,l respecia~
bic revolutionary soldier, General DAVE,
departed this life on the evening ot the
Sih inst. ICharieston Pat.
We learn by Capt. WILCOX, arrived a,
this p.ri on Friday from Iiavama. tlia,
Mr.. WINSTON, lately appoiaied District
Judge oi New Orleans. in The place of
Judge HALL. resigned, died 1t Havana
about ten days ago. III.
We understand HAT, in couscq,;-rice
of the indisposiiion Of The Treasurer of
the United States, the PRESIDENT has APP
pointed Dir. Samuel Brook, lie chief cl.r k
IN The Tr, asuryrs oih -. 10 act on b, half
of That -thcer. lGeOrget0Wn Ness.
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ruRTHER CONFIRMATION.

NORFOLK, Novembcr pa letter
from a young gentleman al ST. Thomas
60 his relation IN this tow", dated 25lb
October. ssys-'rhe opIs news lave 10
communil ate is the death OF CHRIS
TOPHE, king Of fiayti. |, appearstl!ai he
had determined to put orr of his generals
TO death Tor some imputed crime. he was
surrounded by his soldiers, from whom
he escaped and took refuge III his palace,
wIlsre he shot himself. II is also said,
tlIat when the soldiers entered The Palac e
they found in his private chest tVo huns
bred and forty Thousand dollars" Beacon
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BALTIMORE, Nov. ga private let
Ter received by a gentleman i'll town, dat
ed Cape Henry October 30th. siales that
tranquility is restored in thai place; that
ihe late king Christophe and his sons
were beheaded, together with several of
their warmest adherents (; Tie Queen and
her two daughters were spared for The
present. Business VAS expected shortly
10 resume It's usual activity. [Tei.