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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-27
rRIiSI SNIE

Yvrtue OF deed of,rusi q Gor The purpo,esiherein
- stated. viii he sold st public auctIo on H'ednsy
noY, me va Dag 81 fprit Nelt Al eleven oclock On
The premises. those valuable BRICK TENFMENIS an
BollHghisok street being five in number
81 Tue tenement at the corner of Boiinebtycs ami
o.eaIoIe streets, occupied by Davis K FarIar aud
extending TO the lot OF Dir. James Knsy and wlcb are
mI NUN IA saia deco Mol p aud s. togslher
proVenlents on saldists. The whole viii he sold ar 50
nnch thereof as will be necessary to pay debt asd
ih.eIssI mentioned IN .ad trust deed This property
Is valuable aud ductiye aud certainly is wortlv ,I
attention ~ persons ofcapital.
ne ieheinrhis are Gnder OF from six to twelve
hundred dollars each aud being situated in The most
C'Ihneroiai paTt OF Tue town, viii always command
g"od rent and being also fully insured from loss y
fire in the Richm0nd oce the purchaser, rendered
perfectly secure on that he2d.. Should any u,ttou
Issolng al distance Wish for any further information
respecting th!s valuable properly they NAV obsin i,
bJ writing 10 Ise al this place
lac property will be sold by Mr.. William Moore
equal insiaments, for approved, endorsed negotiable
holss, WIN reservation OF the Title until the Whole
skaIi De PAID, or deed will be any time made ON
,scevlg Gtta OF husi TO secuTetbe purChase money.
Tue notes viii be required the sale is cosrG
and III case vi failure t. deliver them by o'cork
~ me pr"psTp, or such pari as is bought
ny any person failing to give su, notes, will be sold
OF 'cieck ON lhe evening Of tue day upon the
sane re, se.ims. -. JOHN ALLISON, Trusiee.
nESIRi ED hon de L11IHeIon X1,s1aT- on Inc
~ night Of the 18th inst IbIee Of the qua nd a,
KoDK KING. a ffer. horn in the county ofBedford.
"a aged - yeats, fteI inches high Of fair COM
pieAloh' hlut eyes, brown lair, aud by profession
when enlisted, planter.
SlLAS RoSE, prva;t, born in the city OF Philadel
pia aged u years, feet iHfbes high, OF fair com.
PleAIon, gi'y eyes, brown hair, aud Ivy profession
when enlisted, a Print'T defective in one tye
AK AMBER ERlAhT, d private, born ia The state
OF New jerseb. agen rs Gears fte 81 inches bgb OF
fair complexion broWneyss, brown hair aud by mo-
irs'on soldier for Tue last yeaIs.-Ie siaies
us mother widow, has resided for many years in tue
county Of MOHTue, Va.
Kings "niiorEI coat, rcd clItb--ihe others Of blue
Ct ID, blue cloth psHlalOOns. cotton and saa tbiris
hetu i4a f.d,..
brown bear skin.
THIRTY DOLLhRS reward aad reasonable rxpenses
fgT either. JAMES PAXTON ON, C,',,S
LsXingior Arsenal Jau rs ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-27

- " \ y I'D.
n LlNG, and 2o,o00 BhKKEL sTAVEs 10 be deiiy
sr 1t ihe iiichlnond Kills
Jan 10. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-27

" 'K"iNi ,....tt = court htid Tor Scon counI, AZ
me courthouse thereof, Tie isIh day OF Deem
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-27
~, 'N We MecAe"bpIg county, Nolea,Le

7I..tl2F
/ - .NCEliY. -. Mtcklen6rIg county, Ko,euLs
= Cunt 1870 t''OS
John q. Observation-Disclosures yoint;6r
AGAINST
kichaid S. JfGries. YIN. S:okes Thomas Goofe
EsnJaii'i. " 'ehTIes, " IA May VIM Nnrp,enI Nm
T""nrs and Ludw ell Evan ............ lffc1E1,f,
Tie deieuGaht S. j,Giics ~ having entered Min
appearance "td gwen security according The act of
assembly aha the HIeS 81 this ctHI il appearing
20 ihs satisfaction Of the mai he not an inha.
hllanl 81 thi' Commensurate ON motion OF the nIa,
tf by counsel III as OrdeiTd That the saia man,
Jtuiles DO apPtGi hsIT ihr nist da, of Fehtuaiv
c''nIt next, and answer The plaintiffs bill and that a
c"Py {" ib "fdc' he oiibW iIh inserted some news
pace printed III kit lnT,nd az Fetr:buic for eight
weeks S"ce'ssvey and posted front door OF he
Courthouse Of tbs comfy.
eopy-iesle, Is McCRAW u c.
70. ., Co.,
" hin 49,. 81 CONT hrId Tor Scot counI1 AZ
the courthouse thereof, Tie I2h day OF Deem.
her, 1920
James fai.en. .compW,)
Frederick FnlLcrson aud Isaac Rich IN ChANCERT-
i"hd.. ......-..--.......D cj'ks.
ne compliments bill being iied, aud the defendants
moi having en- eed their appearance and given securt-
according u The act .. Assembly and the rules Of
'bIs cnai aud IL appearing tue satfsecu OF the
court That The said defendants are not inhabiant, of
us commonwealth on the motion the complainant
W hs counsel, IS oTdercd That the said detpdsn,
Go appear here ON ihe iiT day of March couTt uext
"'h answer t5e onp iainaH's h !; aud that copy OF
INNS niGsT he forthwith Inserted some public newU
pIpeT pined IN tbs state, ana continued for ght
VEGAS sncce.siye aud S!soiIs other copy thereof
be SIZED al the front door Of the courtbsuse OF this
county. 4 cO2y-Tssle
Jan II. 76..ss.1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-27

ne parties concerned desired 20 take nellie. tina.
Lave appointed Ihs i2ih CAY Of February next lar
carrying Tue above wrltn order into efleci at whcs
Iie ihcy axe requested to attend my Office with their
BOOKS, Pdi's.s "td accounts ready for examination
WM ~ CKikZIE. NJ c.
COMMISSIONERS tl6fce, Richmond, jan 8. Is2i.
80
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-21
Marsilai's Sale.

NTlLL be sold on tue premises, for
w Cash, on Monday the 2lst day of
January next, at 2 O'Clock, all the right,
title and interest OF Alexander Perry, IN
and to the follow ng property, 10 wit: a
two story BRICK house and lot situate and
lying on the north side OF Duke street, T.
5inding thereon Il feet, and extending
back ll8 ieet, to sixteen feet alley. -
Also, frame house and lot situate on ia,
trick street, and oIn1Ing thereon IL feet,
and extending pack m lne parallels with
Gibbon street, lou teet, to satisfy three
executions, one IN iavor of J II. Ladd 4
Co. one IN tavor OF Lydia Moore, and the
other in favor OF the Bank OF The United
States. d. MINOR, ID. VI.
for T. Rl0ggold, Marshal.
dec 20 Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-21
Marshal's Sale.

WiLL be sold On the premises for
w cash, on Tuesday, tne 2zd Gay OF
January next, at - o'clock, Oh tuat day,
al the right, title anu mt rest OF Adam
Lynn, IN anu 10 The following properly ::
one three story brick house, and lot, STU.
ate on the souil side ii Aas street., at
tue intersection OF King and st. .isapn ST..
and fronting Oh kiug street Is ieet, and
fronting an 81 Asapn street 10 teet; .a!so,
one other house and loi situate OH the same
side OF King street, beginning 90 teet D
inches cas-, OF 81. Asapn street, ana run
ming eastwardly, anu binding Oh King ST.
80 !eet, and extending back, 2l3 Ieet
inches TO satisfy an execution IN favor vi
The Mechanics Bank of Alexandria.
D. MINOR, d. NJ.
tor /. Ringgolu, Marshal.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-21
Marshal's Sale.

XE7lLL be sold On the premises For
w cash. or Monday, the 2lst day of
January DeAt, at 10 O'Clock, all the right,
title and interest OF Alexander peitcE, in
aud TO one quarter of square of ground.
with four story brick houses thereon, be
ginning a; the intersection o! Prince and
Henry streets. and on the south OF Prince
street and binding thereon iy3 feet 5 in
ches, and extending back parallel with
Henry street. and bindIng Herewith l76
teet seven inches; the ta,d property sold
to satisfy hive executives, ore IN favor OF
John w. Beede. for the use of Scol6eld
&, Waters, one in favor OF Adam Lynn,
one in favor of Alexander S. Hooe, one IN
favor OF SchoIield 4. Waters. and the other
in favor of Charles L. hewitt.
D. MINOR, D NJ
for T. Ringgold, Marshal.
dee 90 Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-21
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
WILL be sold at the auction store a
w variety of goods, among which are
N Orleans sugar. Muscovado do. retail
Ing molasses, common do, whiskey, gin,
brandy, vinegar, cordials, rhackarel, cod
FISH, chocolate, mustard, ginger, bed
steads, tables, bureaus, secretaries. sofas,
looking glasses, sldeboMds, esndlestsnds,
Also,
Shirtings, Irish linen, German do. broad
cloths, cassimeres, threads, silks, buttons.
umbrellas, casters, walters, &c.
Will be added 10 Tuesdays sale With
out reserve.
Ihhd molasses,
8 boxes No. chocolate.
IL do mustard in bottles,
Is do port wine,
s A MAkS IELLER, aust.
dec Is
The Adore sale is postponed
till Friday neGt.
VIII be added to to.msrrow' . sale 2 ca
ses containing
Superior diaper
Dc, furniture calico
Do. silk handkerchIefs
Do marine shawIs d,c Mc
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-21
State Of Maryland,
Charles County, Set.

IhoTtes county, Set.
neapplica,ion 10 the subscriber, one of the
Oiudges of the Orphans Court of Charles
County, by petition in writing of Isnatius
Payse. OF Charles County, for the benefit OF
the ict oi Assembly, Tor the relief OF insoi-
yrntdeb,ors, passed at November session,
1905. and the several supplements thereto,
on he terms me ntioned therein, schedule
OF lis property. and list o. his creditors, on
oath. 80 tar as he can ascertain them, being
annexed TO his petition, and being satisfied
by Competent testimony, that the said lgna-
tms Psyne, has resided two years immedi.
a,eY preceding the time OF his application
IN The State of Maryland, and being also sa-
tl,ied hat the said lgnatius Payne, is in &C
1ua! confinement, for debt, and for noother
cause: and The said Igna,ius Payne, having
entered into bond with sufficient security,
ior his personal appearance in Charles Coun-
~ Court, answer such allegations as his
creditors nay make against him. 1t is there
tore ordered and adjudged, that the said lg-
Datus Payne be discharged from imprison-
ment; aud by causing copy OF this order 10
be inserted 10 some one OF the newspapers,
edited in the District OF Columbia, once
week, tor two months successfully, before
the third Monday of March next, he give no
tice to his creditors to appear before The said
Court At Port Tobacco, in said county, on
the said third Monday in March next, for he
purpose of recommending trustee Tor their
benefit, aud to sbew cause, it any they have,
way tue SAID lgnatius Payne should not have
tie benefit OF the several insoiyent laws Ut
tbs state, as prayed,
Given under my hand, this Esd day OF
October, 1921. J: CAMPBELL3,
True copy test, JOHN BARNES, Crk.
dec 3
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-21
For New Orleans.

"A, The brig Hannah, w. Pear.
49, son, master, will sail on the 10th
October, and take freight or passengers on
moderate terms. Apply to
w. FOWLE. & Co.
Who haze nom landing from schr. Midas,
and for sale,
10 tons St Petersburg hemp.
ost 1 4
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-21
For Freight.
For Amsterdam.

.YaN The good brig SWAN, Jeremiah
Ss&,A WheeiwIight, master. burtben a.
bout 800 hhds. Her cargo being ready :,
she will be Immediately dispatched. For
small freight or passage, apply 10 the mas
ter on board, or TO
JOHN HLADD SEQ.
Who hare for sale reed by said brig,
6 Casks whale Oil,
Anchor Ct about 700 ID,
70 Tons building stone.
Dec. IS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-21
Charles County Court,
august Term, 1891.

august Term, 1921.
ON application to the Judges Of Charles
~ County Court, by petition in writing OF
leonard b. Gardiner OF Charles county, tor
the benefit of the act Of Assembly, tor the
relief OF lnsolyent Debtors, passed at No
yenber session, 1905, and the several sup
pIements thereto on the terms mentioned
;.erein, a schedule OF his property, and
list of his creditors on oath, 80 Tar as he can
ascertain them, being annexed 10 his petition,
and being satisfied by competent testimony,
that the said Leonard b. Gardiner, has resi-
del two years immediately preceding TIE
ti,1e of his application m the state al diary
,,ud, and being also satisfied that the SAID
leonard B. Gardiner, is In sC'ual coEtne-
neut tOr debt, aud for no other cause ana
the said Leonard B. Gardiner, having enter
ed into bond. with sufficient security Tor ms
PERSONAL appearance IN CGsrie- county court,
10 answer such allegations az ms cieditors
Nav make against hun. Ii IS Therefore or
Ge-ed AMI a,ilu ICED, that tar said Leonard
s. Gardiner be- discharged lgom ,mprlson-
menl, and tnal Oy Causing copy Of lh's
order 10 he inserted in some one OF the news
papers edited IN the District OF Columbia,
oacc .eeK for two months excessively be-
fore the third Mon lay oi March next, NJ
give notice 10 his creditors TO appear before
the said Court at Port Tobacco, lii said c"un
", on the said third Monday in March next,
Tor the purpose of recommending trustee
for their benefit, aud TO shew cause, if any
they haze, why the said Leonard b. Gardin-
er, should moi have the benefit Ut the Sc,
Yera nsovent laws of this state as prayed.
True copy test JOHN BARNES. Cik.
lee ) IaWSm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-21

dee 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-21
Tobacco for Sale.

Z have FOR sale, prime crop of tobacc
4 made by William holHe's Esq. OF Zion
gomery County, Nd) SO hats of first an
l3 oil second quality, inspected at BIsdens
burg. The inspector Pronounced II to be
in prime shipping order, md all INSPECTED
lately. RnMULUS RIGGS.
NOV 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-21
TOB ACCO.

yVHE subscriber will buy and sell tobacco
/ L tor commission OF one dollar per
hhd.-Planers and others who have tobsc
Co for sale, by leaving the true samples and
notes with me. will nave the same promptly
attended TO. Purchasers Of tobacco viii!
Ipisase Call on me.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-21
Examination.

4 n examination OF the STUDENTS of
"a Columbus Stree -academy vii ,ah.
place on Friday, lH Ei.t iu7r. a, ten a.
NJ. AT which lne public are respectfully
invited to attend, Tue Parents aud Guar
dians particularly; aud those uentle men,
whose attendance on former occasions
manifested an interest in the education OF
youth,
dec 20
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-21
For Freight,

For Freight,
-&, The schooner CAROLINE, T.
&& Seavey master, burtben 600 bbls.
will take freight to the Northward, ior the
West Indies. Apply to
A. & a. H. ADAMS.
Who offer for sale received by her,
108 Spars, 40 TO "a feet, 10 to I6 inches
diameter
5oo feet Oars
1000 bushels Potatoes.
Nov / II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-21
For Freight,

For Freight,
RA The brig OLIVE, Isaac Lincoln,
sfsas:$ master, barthen about 1000 Bhls
faur or $50 Hhds Tobacco; she Is a first
rae vessel and will 10 lew days be ready
10 load.
Also,
For Freight,
,sEx The good Schooner MARY, w.
JsSSSR Carrick master, burthen about
400 Bills. and will be ready for cargo
tomorrow. Apply TO
JOHN H. LADD, Co.
dec l9 If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-21
Dissolution Of Pa. tnership.
DRS PARISH & FITZHCGH,

UlAVE his day Dissolved partnership by
I Il mutual consent. The books OF the
firm have been transferred TO DR.. Fitzhugh,
upon whom all persons indebted TO the
establishment will be pleased to call, and
make settlement. DR.. Parish, has rsmov-
ed to the oificr formerly occupied by him
self ON Calheron street. where he will be
happy to attend to professional calls.
dec l9 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-21
SALES BY AUCTIO n.

Night Sale,
On FRIDAY night at early candle light,
EXJILL be sold at the Auction Store .
w variety ofgoods, such as
Fancy y Staple
HardUare,
Books Stationary &c.
8. A, MARSTELLER.
ftTBoys will not be admitted.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-21
Cheap Shoes

Cheap Shoes
s. E. d. REED,
uAVE just received from Baltimore,
Ii & Boston, fresh supply of SHOES,
consisting of the following kinds:-Wbich
they offer for sale at reduced prices Tor
Cash
Ladies' Kid Slippers with heels
Ditto, Morocco, do.
do. do. do.
do, Kid do.
Misses and Childrens Morocco ap8
Leather Shoes, Men and Boys thick and
bound
rrFur apd wssl Hats Boys white wssl
Bite. aug. II
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22

sound condition. Ytrequires c1pIana-
ion, how its condition has been chan
get, or why il was misrepresented.
One most extraordinary fact disclo-
sed is, that the present directors Of the
Bank are directly and indirectly in.
de6ted to the Bank Szs5.s69, being
S75.s69 more than the am.un, Of its
nominal capital. Nothing, we appre-
bend, in all the madness Of banking
and speculation, has ever equalled this.
The People, who had laid by the
notes Of this bank and deposited money
in it to the amount Of 8A26 900, to pay
to the United States on account of
their lands, are said to be plunged into
great distress by this deplorable bank
ruptey. Small as the amount is, it is
of great Importance in SO small and
young a communicative. Int.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22
FOREIGN SEMINARY.

The packet ship Ami,y, captain Maxwell.
arrived at New York on he 18Th inst. from
Liverpool sails6 I'd Angus, to which date
English paper, have been r. ceiyed BY the edi.
tovs Of the Commercial Advertiser Tbey
are 6Iled with the pomp and n, which
took place throughout the kingdom. on the
coronation dsy A London pager states that
very calm and dignified femonstrance. bs,
been made by the Spanish an bsssadoy at vi
conc, I" count Meternick, compIsioine of
the language applied by Austria to me Sea-.
nish constitution. Terrin0.. the kings trea-
sorer at Madfid, was arrested on the 5th rs
jolly IL was ascer lsined that he wa, in con.
nexIon with me'ino, Aboclo and Tsldiva. -
mr, Betty who was formerly celebrated in
the theatrical world, has attempted 10 kill
himself, by cutting his throat; il is gard he
was under Iiir influence of brain fever. On
the 18th OF July, he king held court at his
palace The American minister was present
accompanied by Adam Smith. Intelligence
from Odessa, TO the sd of June, mention
mat CoDssn'incpie resembled city taken
by ssurD1.-Fisty prissts have been murdered =,
and the streets we're strewed with dead bo
dies. Some di.content is reported 10 pre-
vail throughout Piedmont, on a supoosition
that .hr Au'triau government nediistes the
sPpropria'ionof part Of thst couptry. Let
ters from Berlin, Of June Goth, state that a
conspiracy, TO Introduce the Spanish con-
stitution into Prussia. has been detected
The British Traveller, OF July lgib, Ia new
paper) Contains view Of Westminster alb.
hey, as preferred for The Coronation Of
George IV-The engraving is much larger
than those which represented the house Of
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22

Bank Of .MiSsouri--It r. confirmed,
not onIy that the Bank Of Missouri has
stopped payment, bnt that 1T has done
so uuder circumstances which forbid
the pussibility Of it's ever opening its
doors again. Having heretofore been
induced. by the annual reports made
by the Direction Of this Bank, to speak
Of il 10 favorable contrast with other
Banks, we feel i to be eur duty to say,
that the Erpose of It's condition, on
closing its door, ismost nnfav OF . bic, Ell
Their to the mole recent msnag( meDt Of
u, or to the correctness of the statements
which il has formerly published. In "a
preceding column will be found the re
port of q committee appointed TO exa-
mine the state Of this Institution; from
which il appears that the capital aetu-
ally paid in fof the nominal capital Of
S2fo,oool was only S23.665, on which
cum bills and notes were discounted.
and now remain due, TO the amount of
S2S2.Tz3! The amount OF notes IN
circulation and OF individual deposites
- about Sd26 900, and il is sufficiently
evident, that all the means Of the back
Will be insufficient TO pay this amount.
90 that, upon every rational calcula.
ton, the United States deposite Of
Si52, 407 will be totally lost! The
Bank OF Missouri was selected as The
safest bank in that eounrry for the Uni
ted States deposites, because it appear
cd on paper to be in eonrishing and
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22
Committee.
HANK OF MISSOURI.

The following Is the official rotIce of the
suspension Of the operations Of the Bank of
Missouri: When the President speaks OF
every cent OF its debts being peid,'' il is
presumed he refers only TO its debts TO midi
Uiduais for notes in circulation and private
depo'ite'. These may possibly be cventuaiiy
paid, but Uncle Sam, as the government Of
the United States is Gacetiously called, will
surely be " left The bag TO hold"
FRoM THE ST LOUIS ENQUIRER.
Bank or W'SSouy,, THE Bank OF Mis-
soori finds itself obliged to suspend its oper-
atoms, with a view TO dissolution OF the
Institution, and the final close Of its con-
Germs. at the same time il assures ell those
interested that every cent Of its debts will
be paid Any person, by applying at the
bank, can he satisfied Of its complete solven.
cy. II is due to the public to state. that che
business OF the bank has been conducted on
correct banking principles; that TO loss what
ever has been experienced by the bank, bot
That its present embsrTasrent is entirely
owing to the relatinn in which this country
stands With her sister states. who have SOS.
pended their barking or specie capital !;
hence has arisen She great demand for specie
from those states, witch has been procured
from US ct any sacrifice of their produce sent
TO this market; also, the act Of our last Iegis-
lsture IN passing redemption Law, has
caused the debtors Of this bank to fail. in
msny instances, even in paying their dis.
counts, not fearing TIE consequences of
SUI
THOMAS F.klDDICK, Pres't.
august I9.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22

ETtrdct Of a letter to gentleman IN N,v,
London, dated - Mackina1o, lime 10.
1921, I've
" This IS most delightful and pleasant
conniry-the winters are long and tedious.
bot the summers are serene and bealthfnl
producing all the comforts of living.
Were to state to you the number os
Indians that are lowering about this Island
in summer, you would hardly believe me
when l say we aPprehepd no Danger from
them. IL i common during SIMMER tovsee
from to 200 Indian wigwains or lodge. (ss
they are called stuck up at once on the
beach OF this little harbor, half mile in ex.
tent, and each containing from 10 10 IS per-
sons. ! had the curiosity, a few days since,
TO go through the whole line. ct a time when
they we're encsmPed in the creates numbers
they had been this season, TO ascertain how
many lodges there were, end how u,any
they would average each. 7 counted in one
continued line l65 lodges, averaging 10 per-
sons to each, making 1850 men, women, and
chidres The streets are thropged with
them, and the hills resound with their hide.
Gus ard savage yeiis, from morning ill
night, and from oight TILL morning. Yet
they are peaceabe-t their object is trade with
our suE merchants