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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-28
Notice.

TNHE subscriber having assigns ! to Ben.
/ jamin Taylor, James Fassett and Al
len Armstrong, OF Philsdelphis. bis goods
debts and effects, for the purposes tbeTeia!
mentioned, being by them appointed to sell
the goods on hand, consisting OF pretty
general assortment OF
Hardware, Cutlery, Looking
glasses, Combs, &c.
and 70 collect the debts-1and being DESTROYS
of closing the business as soon as possible,
he offers the goods at reduced prices, and
soIicits those indebted to him 10 pay their
accounts as speedily as possible, to prevent
any unpleasant mea. ure he shall have to re-
sort &c fpay should be delayed:
THOMAS MOUNT.
January II "AH'w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-28
n Card,

Sugar, Brandy, WhisSey &c.
USr received, and tor sale BY tbs cub
~ scfiher, upper end of king-street,
g hhds New Orleans sugar
3 90 Auscovado do
5pipes old cogniac brandy
hid jamaica spirits
do Antigua do
lPipe Holland gin
SD sacks salt Liverpool filled
a few bills old 4th proof whiskey
10 do common do
10 do old peach brandy
teb 10 n JOHN LANHAM.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-28
THEATRE.

EIsHE Alexandra Thespian Society again
respectfully present themselves beto
H.. citizens OF their native place, and soil
-, share of that patronage Tin aid OF 3 Tund
,.jrsady subscribed for the purpose OF fitting
an , suitable place Tor the reception Of the
Ssyaudria Museum) which has not hitherto
bs.p denied to those who perform tor their
,,,n private emolument-
The Museum of our town, an institution
yell worthy public attention and support,
rs fallen almost into entire Oblivion, tor
mi of suitable place TO contain the same:
% introduce this truly valuable establish
,Osnr into that notice which its intrinsic va
ius and excellence of selection EN- inently
ds.eyye, IS now the object OF the Ihesplan
Society.
TO give additional novelty to the perfor-
nance. theyipwpose bringing forward new
Tragedy, the production OF one OF their TEL
low citizens, gotten up win much LABOR on
the part al the author, and introduced by the
Socis,y al very considerable trouble
On FRIDAY EVENING, March ed.
Will be- presented tragedy in acts, writ
ten by David NJ. Black, Esq. 81 this
town, called
Broken 1atM.
After the play-COmic Song and Hornpips'
The whole to conclude with the farce OF
FORTUNES FROLIC.
0FOr particulars see bills.
Boa. / dollar, Pit, so cents.
Doors open at half past 5, aud 80 !oH-
nance 10 commence at 2. 10 GS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-28
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
TXTlLL be sold at the Phrmir Mil, on
w The la day Of March, for cash only,
il not previously sold, three very valuable
work horses; two carts, with harness, Of
them TO- hauling barrelsj several hogs. now
in good order for killing.
Also-About l2 tons ground plaster, Of ex-
cellent quality, together with quantity of
bran and shorts. ISRAEL JANNEY.
feb l8 dtMl.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-28
Sales at Auction.

Public Sale
OfSugars, Molasses, SC.
On Wednesday, at ls O'Clock, will
be sold OH J. II. Laid & Co's. wharf,
TO riDse consignmaDts.
as hhds Muscrsado Sugars
80 bills do do
SO hhds .Noiasses
2n do ". ]. Rum
Terms liberal. and made known at
sale s. A. MARSTkLLER. auc.
feb e..
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-28
House OF Entertainment.

House OF Entertainment.
T1HE subscribers have opened house of
i sntainmeht at
GOSHEN,
Nine mile. from Alexandra, 90 the Little
River Turnpike road, where they are pre-
pared to accommodate travellers and others
in neat and comfortable style-They have
laid in stock of liquors Of The best kind:
also provender for horses, and intend pay.
ing every attention in their power TO such
persons as may favor them with their Gus
tom.
Drovers will be accommodated with sta
bles and lois for stock OF every kind.
DORSET (. PRINCE.
Goshen, Fairfax County, Va. Feb. Fl.
Landing and For Sale,
INCUR bales brown shirtings
Il a do do sheetings
case hleached do
do fine satinetts
| do coloIed domestics
80 bales cotton yarn
10000 quilts "
feb o A. C. CAZENOvE 4 Co.
Cash for Negroes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-06
DEFERRED ARTICLES.

.s5o1ninabie attempt ct Fraud on Underwriters
NORFOLK, June e9.--Nuch excitement has
been produced here for the last three days in
consequence ofthe discovery of fraud which
mas been attempted to be practsed upon some
Tot the insurance Offices in Philadelphia. nv
shippers of merchandise on board of the sioop
Norfolk, James Robinson, master, which put
mo TINS porton the 18th inst. on her passage
lowing communication is from a gentleman
whose avocaiions are such as to have made If
necessary that ne should be acquainted with
AL the circumstances Of the horrd affair. NJ
least 80 far as they could be developed: and.
with the letter. annexed which was received
by Capt Robinson, on Tuesday, from one of
the owners of the sloop, (who is also one of
ahe shippers,) which we have been permitted
10 copy, we submit the whole to the public
without further comment for the PRESENT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-06
NOTICE..

TIIAT In pursuance OF directions from the Fxeen,;y.
Council Of this state, shall Monday fAe 6h iov Of
augut neTf m fair II not, the first fair day tbereafeTS
betWeen the hours Of 10 and o'clock before the front %
o. henco Court House in this city, expose TO sale by pub
nc auction to the highest bidder for ready money one OF
ground, wfh all the improvements thereon Tin S
peng IN me city OF Hcmond the intersection Of 9Th and
streets Immediately opposite the ewarket In Uonrnc
Ward, and which said is No 55l and was late a., LIZ
perry PER" o. one John Myers subject Of the King OF Great m
a anu Dy nqqiston duly taken in the 9TH year Of the
commonwealth hath been found esehent 10 the
soh OF Virginia. agreeay TO the provisions the act of
the 0ensal Assembly Of the said commonwealth nssed In
the year 1873 entitled IN aet concerning ssc6Sa od ~
Jett,nes from BritiSh ssJiects." |''
William Hay, jun and Peter V. Daniel esqrs arr sroir,
60 Dy the executive commissioners behalf OF the st
ther abundance is therefore respectfully solicited st fbe
act aforesaid directs. gAWT isie1sf, W. VIC
HUHt ~. lo-fds ESchedfor surfr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-06

tFron enc Lo-Sos Nee Momls Maga.ine for Mr..
. STANZAS,
1Nsted By Some reflections the present OF Greece
Grcece glorious Greece what hast thoy but nam,
- The echo oil n cataract gone by
TIE once victorious voice of MI thy fame,
which awed the world. trcmbles in a SIGH Z;
And will sing thy yiory's lullaby
:. For have fovd thee, Grcece--and DER the lvrs
taintiy and sadly shall my fingers nv---
The mourniul cadence dies upon the wire
Andon the dcsolate winds, those melodies cyp;re
fcs! have loved thee-und my youthful soul
Hath wildly drc7mt of glory, and OF thee
Hurst the proud links OF mans severe control
And sprung 10 Soiourn h the great and free,
On who would not thy yut'rv. Gracin be
And have hung Upon tn enchanted page
An rnnced.--and wept thy fallen liberty
III my breast thrilld with all the patrio,'s r,rr
And soar'd alofi, to greet the hero, poet sage.
W6ere nrt thon, Athens. and hat art thou now.
Thy spirit even, exalted land, is free =
Though withercd, yet the laurel shades thy brow
,, ne dcSoia,e all that now remains of thee,
Mother OF arts, and arms and liberty
4 lovely corSe, encirclsd by n wreath
VI isdetl hower my heart nlonc can see
And will love thee, though dcspoiled OF breath
II or thou art beanteous, Grrcia, cen in death
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-06
VIRGININ L1Nn OEFICE-

fstehftosd, loh June, 1921.
conformity with act OF the General Assembly of
the Commonwealth of Virginia, entitled In oct 10 ~,
1e into at the several o0nrerag osoenor p,ssl
january 9TH 1872 do hereby make known 10 al, whom
may concern that, by certificate of James Marshc c<
creator of,he said common enh in and the county Of
prook this day received, il appears that certain Alex
andcr Grant late of the said county of Brooke tlccease5
long before his death seized OF of land yin
and being in the county aforesaid, containing $40 acres
by conveyance from Philip podderidge ESQ as Conms
sioner under decree i'll chancery of the county court of
Brooke which decd conveyed the rights acquired under
ire said decree 10 the said property of SO acres more
or ess, called and known by the name Of Brooke Fur
mace; and which decd of the said commissioner bcsr
date The 9Th day OF May $780, recorded in Brooke county
and which deed was also affirmed by conveyance from
Robert Campbell OF the date, another of the
same date from John Conne ESQ. and all recorded y,
mong the records of deeds of The county in Deed
Book f. in pages $780, $751; $50 535 &C. and hein- so
seized the said Alexander Grant the 9th day OF April
l82 died without heirs" And the jurors of the uosi
ton for sscheat duly returned, nrlnnaled and sworn
upon their oats and In and by the inoustion indcued
and taken on the 18th day of April 1921 between the said
eschestef Of the part and the Jurors of the other
pat, "do further say, that the said Alexander Gron did
NOT make any disposition of the said land in life time
TO their knowledge nor do they know whether he was AN
alien citizen OF the United at The time of his
death' VIM q. PFNDJFToE Dnr,-
g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-06
BOOK BINDING.

FREDERICK A. MAYO, respectfully informsthe public IN
general, that he still carries the BOOK BINDING
and hopes b bis exer'ions and experience in his
70 give those who favor him with orders satisfaction In
cry respect.
n Orders may be left at Messrs S& NJ Aliens Lottery
Exch1nge Once, (ain street) where also 5ccont and
Record BoOi of his manufacture will be kept for sne
Or Orders for BINDING, aud BLANK BOOKS in all
their variety will also be received the Compiler Office
Every order received either othe places will be
returned executed in the best manner, with expedition
very moderate terms.
" Fer any work not executed according to order, no
charge viii be made -
June %. taxey
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-06
FATAL EFFECTS O: LIGHTNING.

= FnEDgEIc SsBuT1, (Ya.] June 23,-We,e killed
~ shiniog the night of fio 18th inst in the cnup
jF of Hing George, Mr.. Charles Massey son. and A.
lcXandcr hosciusko Mason SON OF Nclsuiab II
aspn--thc former in his G2d year. and the LATER In;
Q's 81. Thus age and infancy baye sunk toqetber
10 TIE tomb andI wife been bcreayed Of an aTec.
tomato hnslrind, and parents robbed Of a darling
ct'j--As t,e cleCric fluid in this melancholy ino
tAnre seems To have departed from it, usual charac-
''r, thc following suecrct account thereof NAV not
Ff'DVe unacceptable. The house which was ewnlI
trough til, WIS struck az tie gable end Gin which
Vl7 hc door) at the extreme top, whence itcsceud-
- 70 about SO inches from the door, and there burst
az through, killed Mr. Massey, who was wing in a
~ Wiih iis head near the door (aud marvellous 10
" iIic' hrs Massey, who Wis lying by his side was
f't materially injufed)-it then proceeded towards
81 g he"sh, ktcathe child that was Wing on n bed
~" thtAe' descended through the hearth into the
%'rtl lttc time il forced its way through the low
~ FEt 81 TIC house, IL divided stream descend
~ 10 ,,'c ST where IL sub,lyided, and run through
g MI north and south, until il reached the earth
,s,S@sc Us force appeared TO have been exhausted
:. ~ mousse was licraiiytor to pieces. There were
uo tNJ mHe SERVANTS IN the fOoal, neither of whom
we've ~ tie least injured Feathers, &c are cousi.
s.fred non conductors, set Mr. Massey was wing on
t'f tca, apparently not to,,elnng any part of the
l-'ste 4-ihc child Wing on feather bed on the
sfslr l.so not Touching any ;ng hut the bed itself
|ssafnns may phlosophize, AID Ncwlons search the
S.'rs, ycs God acts independently Of all human con
'@ss''s' Herald
A. rfE hTCH.Ishas been Announced hat on Sat.
-pyhS 'y+Es T. = stisoo6oF Dofpifu UsG lsHasEcd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-06
MARRIAGE CONTRACT.

oopsrocK, va. June 2O.-On the 18Th instant
wv Wednesday, lasO the cause pending in the court OF
quarter sessions of this county, for breach of mar
rage contract, between Cdf'crise Deiiingcr vs. s.
Stickey, on before justices prcsout compos;ng
tue court, G Hottie, ]. Overall, Nj. Efinher, and S.
Bare Bar esqs The cause was opened ably by the claim.
TN counsel, and argued on both sides with unusual
interest every art being displayed 10 enlist the jury 10
pity the one and be generous TO the other. Tho ex
animation OF witnesses commenced about O'Clock
A. NJ and from the time taken by each counsel in
speaking, the jury did not leave the box until p NJ
Inc Jury retired Tor few minutes being late and
could uot agree they were accordingly discharged
NY the court, with instructions meet at o'clock ON
the following morning The jury as directed accord
insy met at the appointed time, adjourned 10 their
) 200 damages For the plaintiff, Mcssrs. Lowell
aud Field.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-06
FRENCH H9Y

VIZ subscriber wishes to sell exchange for property In
- Richmond, the farm which he liyes called FR ENCU
nay, nine miles from Richmond, the road Frederick
burg containing $50 acres considerable proportion bottom
and-being almost surrounded by the Chekahominv and
other streams On II Is an excellent story brick dwelling
house conimodiOus barn, good orchards &cFew places
OF its Sic have stronger claims the attention Of persons
Posedto purchase or exchange The plat will be left with SIR
Anthony RobiBon jun Bank Of Virginia. who can give any
information required and the subscriber will be happy al
any time 20 shew e land to those disposed TO view H.
Hanover June O. q-ntf DASTFI COIfegt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-06
TKUST SATE

-. Yn.un1le TIact If Land Ia the County ef poslatnn
virtue OF deed Of trust on the 17t d
Of July 1919 by George Markham and wifi. for pnrnS
heren will be cold to the highest bidder for rca
wise on the next fair daya that tract OF land in the comfy
OF lying on Fighting creek adjoining tho lands
on WIN Old, the estate Of Charles W. Lewis and pter on
which the aid George Markham resides CONTAINING nv
estimation sol acresThe sale will take place on Tho nre
se5 y ~ O'CLOCK w. -. HAYWOOD, Trustee.
fnss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-06
RUNAW AVS

COMMITTED to the jail of Brunswick county Va on the
gu Suy iast, as runaway, "A negro man Who calsS
nsen IShnM--iie Is about feet inches high about 2
ye"s c age light complexion left check hone
s ront upper tooth split half or the little finger
OF the rignt hand lie he belongs to John Roberts
rankin county, Georgia, who purchased him of ltnan
ne OF Jasper County, GeorgiaThe is requested to
- 80 'A-1 '"Ne AIM
dLo-coh,med to the jail of Brunswick County n, ,,o
10Th day of November last runaway nero man Who
L, . 'lnI or JIMMY lie is about feet inches
r rn e se OF his nosee says he belongs Willie Bur
toni in Portsmouth, Vasays he ran AVN ia stoke, ca,n
y, ~ =, on his way TO the south, that he don't know
wnerc mr. burrow calls his place residence The
= IJu Sr ni!,, =, III IN inih
Bec.6. 80 'anor-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-06
TRUST DEED

tlH virtue Of trust deed, executed TO the subscriber m
- Gay and Lucy his wife and Of record in the Office Of the
eoiis court Of Chesterfield shall sell o cash. before The
auction roon Of Robert Gamble, Esq Monday he Oh dn
gJry mort The following SLAVES. viz. Phil, sam DiIIy and
Eo5crt Inc trustees right aionc will be conveyed.
Jsne 10 it-Hs BEN. HARRISON, Triftee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-06
RANAWAY.

SIOMETIME in May or June last from carrentor q,
- he was hired negro man naihed DAVfp-Dayid Is =
by trade p OF % years Of age, about FIVE feet ten
hgh OF f1ght complexion, and reddish He has
Gown look when spoken to, shutters very much and In at,
70 speak, usually stamps the ground with oae Of his
badly nom in that place. in Lyncbbg, where he Was
reward Of TWENTY DOLLARS will be given IN win
ever WIN deliver him 10 the subscriber eoocband
cure him IN any Jail so that get him again
Gooohland, March 80. ne ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-06
TO BRTCKLAYERS

WE commissioners appointed by the county cr,rt of
a buckingham TO let the Baidngof Cotrihorse for The
county VIII receive proposals until the 2st july
LOT making and laying about hundred and sixty thousand
600 bes the brckto be made this and laid next
ng anu summer The undertaken find himself and sup,
sh No money can be pnid till the 6rst day of November
next communications may be made addressed TO
80 THE COMMISSIONERS.
I,ncki frlnatr,f n..ra H..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-06

HE subscriber offers for sale his TRACT OF LAND in
a the county of Essex known Ivy the name of GREEN
FIELD supposed 10 contain 400 bounded on
one side by the Rappaannock river II justly con-
sitered one OF the most valuable the river and
only surpassed by in point OF fertility. As expect am
person inclined 10 purchase would wish the land,
shall not enter moa particular enumeration ots advantages
june ". l2--wfw JOIN DANGEREIEII
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-06
MARY SOUTHGATE,

MARY SOUTHGATE,
Second door aJore the United States Bank
- ESPECTFULLY informs the ladies Of Richmond Man
chester and their vicines, that she has just received
from the North, and opening elegant of
the most FASHON.4BLE MILLINERY, consisting Of
Chip, Silk, Satin, Straw aud Leghorn Bonnets
An elegant assortment of Ribbons
Genlenen's and Childrens Straw Hats
Caps and Turbans
Elegant Artificial Flowers, Curs
MacHssar and Russian Oil, for the hairAS
With many other articles in her lne-a OF which she
offers for sale at very reduced prices, for cash
r. s. Old Bonnets bleached and repaired.
April 10. fO9-vn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-06
PROSPECTS, OF cRops

Extract OF letter to the EDITORS from gentleman
in Columbus, Ohio
" The promise Of crops is toIcrabIy good, bnt by
70 means SO facring as last year. The cntvorm at
tacks both flax and corn nmercifully.-Wheat has
suffered from the fly. As to fruit, the peach in this
quarter and the cherry, injured by severe or
unreasonable frost: but we shalt hive an nbund,n.
growth Of apples"
So much for Ohio,--ofthe western part of Penn.
sylyaaia, particularly Washington County, a late Ex
amirer gives this SKETCH
We understand that the Hessidn fir il commit.
ting dreadful 1avages the crops Of Wheat in this
county Some whole fields have been so fac DESTROY
ed as " induce farmers To turn in their cattle TO pas
ture where but lately tho prospect WIS good for a
harvest. Rye and oats look well.
In consequence Of very severe weather in Apr;I.
there ~ scarcely Peach to be seen in the surronnd
iDg couEiry. apples promise TO be very abundant,
and Cherries sufficient for the demand"
In several OF the adjacent counties Of MARYLAND the
rye is not worth the reapirg in many instances the
cattle have been turned into the rye-felds Wheat
and corn in the same countless so far ns seen by The
writer, look pretty well.
From the quantity Of old grain in the country we
can harbour dread OF scarcity.
Tobacco is very doubtful; and cotton, in some of
the southern states, is represented as unpromisng
But, whether there be abundance, or the reverse,
every thing demonstrates the necessity of encouraging
every species Of useful industry. tYash c. Gas.
The law authorizing the loan Of 100000 for the
completion oil the canal, left IL optional with the
Comptroller to issue stock an interest Of or per
cent as he might deem most advantageous to The
state.
The bids were made on Monday, the 18th, and the
loan awarded 10 the State Bank and the Far
mcrs and Mechanics Bank Of Albany, which give
SlO6 5-1OO for every hundred dollars Of stock bear
ing per cent inteTcst~-There were offers as higb
Is Sli5 for 500 ofstock, If it should bear per cent
interest
This high premium for stock, which Al the frs,
blush is so auering to the financial credit and sa-
lily Of the state, is, We, fear rather matter ofregret
than qualification, when justly considered il denotes
most iorcibly the languishng state Of our commerce
and the inability Of eoploying 10 any safe and hcra
nve easnesson yast SdntnTesSial esrftsi.
IN {. .6mt,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-06
TRUST SALE


I0URSUANT to a decd Of trust executed 10 the subscriber
and Thomas u. Conway, by Samuel Brooks dated ID
April 1913 and recorded in the Hastings Court the CITY OF
Richmond fey the purpose of securing the payment of GER
tain sums of money therein mentioned due to William Mann
shall proceed TO sell public auction on Eo,dnu he 0l
July merit on the premises between the hours Of 10 o'clock
A. NJ and 2oclock p NJ. for ready money the property CON
ycyed in said deed that is lot of ground yin
IN the city OF Bichmond containing % feet front upon Tie
street commonly called the Poor-house street between Land
Streets being part of lot numbered in Coutts Addition
to the city Of Richmond. JOHN DRFwRY
june ~ 15-WtGS Actin TrtiSfe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-06

ME debtors to the estate of Robert CTGig.
- deceesed will take notice that, by a decree OF he
Court OF The United States for the Eth Circuit
ana Nugihs district, mode in the suit Craig and others
agsln Crngs executor and others the subscriber is an
pohteu receiver OF III the debts aud effects belonging 10
the estate OF che said Robert Craig. dceeascd.
June 70. 1f-gf D1NJEI C1TT
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HnIllnble Lnnd % SrIe-

Y virtue Of deed VI trust executed by Harry Gaines on
~ the IAh day Of Jany, 1921 duly recorded The sub
se1bers ms trustees therein named and for the prpose
therein specified will me 21St dry Of July er offer for
sale upon the premises for cash, that valuable Farm
called WO0DLAWh, Situated in the county King Queen
about miles from the courthouse; being cudsant from
the MaiaPony ard Rappahannock rivers and containing a.
bout 90 acres Of first rate farming land which lies be
fully and desrabiy proportioued timber and arabic
lands Wen improved with new and spacious buildings va
most desirable estate. -
The subscribers will convey such title only is vested in
them y The terms Of the said decdi believed how
ever that the purchaser will meet with difficulty in max
ing his uue perfect The sne viii positively he made.
RICHARD GAtNES,2 -
King Queen, June ~. 15-fe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-06
A PIRATE TAKEN

WHEELING, June 16.-A man calling himself John
had been some time in this vicinity and acquired the
name OF DsIil johnson, Imprisoned here a few
weeks ago for personal violence offered to his wife
on subsequent examination of the wife in the coun
court, touching the treatment she had Experienced
from HIM, some disclosures made giving rise TO
The suspicion, that the was one of the band of
pirates who, IN the year 1919, changed their names
anu hed from cur seaboard TO escape the punishment
that there awaited them. An enquiry was immed;.
atey set on foot, which has resulted in the lconma
ton OF these suspicious. 1t appears that he CHANGED
ms name, and fled FROM Baltimore some time in 1919
On Saturday last he made attempt to hang himself
but was discovered before the spark of life was ex
tlnct and resuseitated by medical assistance He has
since been delivered into the custody Of two United
otaies deputy mnrsials, who have started with him
Tor Baltimore, where he will have his trial