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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-05
EDITORS c0RREspoNpENcE.
ExrEAoT 30 THE EbirOR, DArEp

" Washmgioa On, jan 25. lS2.
Ihe ball reported to the house of representatives
on the 18th instant, TO regulate the intercourse with
the Indian tribes within the United States and terri
tories thereof, provides that there shall he n super
ntendent oil Indian affairs reside AT ST. Louis and
na, All the snd,an agents aud snb-asents the In
dian tribes on the waters of the Upper Mississippi
The lakes Michigan, Erie, and Superior and the
water, OF Missouri, Arkansas and Red River shall
he under his control and direction, and shall cores
pond with hun, and, through him. witt, the ,lepar-
ment OF war the superintendent upon the recon-
mendaton oil the agent, grant all licenses To In-
dian traders, and TO have general stpern,entiance
over tnem each trader To make a full and accurate
report TO ms Immediate agent OF the state and cond-
non OF the Indians with whom he trades once !,
month the agent TRANSMIT, the same TO the SUI
perintenien, who shall forward the whole iiSes,e,l
h'o general report, to the department of war, once
IN thfce months, or oitcner ii required. The Indian
agents south of the states of Virginia and Kentucky
arc, within the limits of their AUTHORITY vested with
Tue same powers rs the superintendent. The mo-
hey arising from the grants Of licenses is app oria-
TED Tor objects beneficial to the Indian tribes and
| Inc mn contains some wholesome regulations con-
corning traders. The act establishing a sunerieu.
dancy Of Indian trade at Washington Civ, is pro.
poseu 10 be repealed, together with SO much of eve
ry act s nj present establishes factories and tradino
| houses among the Indian tribes. The whole stocl;
oil trade under the existing system is TO he sold off
'nu .he proceeds accounted for The srcret,r, oil
war may direct Such is the general outline OF the
| new plan; but cannot believe that il will take cC
iect II there is difficulty in bringing agents 10 nc.
count WIN the superintendent here, the seat of the
general government, under the immediate control OF
,he hiSher departments, what might not he expected
| were he placed more than thousand miles off /?
U" WI nave perceived that the bankrupt bill i.
W ,u'i debate in the house Of representatives II !.
dlihc"h To say what lis fate will he The olectior
mos. likely TO prove fatal it, is tlat il conf.rs
pINuegc ON 'he commercial part of the nation. tt
me exclusion OF other portions of the communit,
equally entitled, and yet it will he difficult to cx,sn5
,s provisions TO all classes of persons without urca
"azaid to the best interests of society"
Phil Pr On.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-05
NEW FASHIONS.

leSe.scd aud now opening at The Store Of MARY
" scuihuArE AN extensive assortment OF Hats 4 Bon
ets oil the newest fashions, be
or sisganee among them black and white Lcghorn-
'civet anu straw bonne chncha aud grent
variety of feathers OF the andsoest and most ashonab
eooss PLAID ribbons 6rads curs white wrcahs and other
heau ornaments wadding and trimming fof peisses; hair
nets and ifzetes caps capes, colarets cosclts Ma
cassar Russia md antique oil which greatly contribute TO
the elegance oi the head we'll the color the hair
ourks essence OF Tyre for changing light color red
hnr to darn brown blacks AMI many the
Millinery line too numerous enulnerate.
On hand, few ready made PELISS ES-Al OF which she
is determined 20 dispose of on the terms
cash. ~ -
Leglovn Straw Bonne;s cleaned, died and trimmed.
I5MANTUA-sAkING done in the fashions, and
NJ the shortest notice. -
November I6. 55-tf
IL persons who have claims estate OF the
late Col. WILLIAM BYRD, requested TO commu-
nica,e them to me for examination, without delay ms wish
90 dispose according To law, of the said in
my hands. shall be in Richmond during session of the
hssem9y ana will attend any which may
be made TO me on the subject.
r-. WILLIAM b. PAGE,
tI--tl EAecutor Col William Rxrl-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-05
VIM. HAXALL,

- O7tIFT IfuIt Y t7It CONTUItItt.
The proposition to instruct our representa-
tive in the General Assembly of Virginia, TO
procure the enactment of d law, establishing
a Mayors Court, in this town, and granting a
salary to the Mayor, was decided in the mega
tive by very large majority.
Ordered, Thai the foregoing resolutions and
proceedings be Published in the newspapers
in the town Of Petersburg.
Il. PESCUD, Chairman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-05

The Legislature adjourned on the Sd inst after a
session of not quite weeks.
property law which passed the House Of Re-
representatives., embraced personal well real
tate and neither could he sold for less than half
oi ITS appraised value. In this form il to the
Senate, hut was there rejected Consequently no
alteration has been made during the late session in
the former mode for the collection of delts.
law was passed authorizing the issuing of TWEEN
" thousand dollars oil trc;lsury notes, TO supply the
present dchcit In the treasury. They made re-
ce'abe IN payment OF all debts due the state, except
Tor seminary purposes and nothing but treasury
notes and specie, or its equivalents will be received
Tor taxes after the list day of Feb [D.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23
Certificate Of the Hon. Daniel Buck, late Member cf

Congress.

hereby certify, that for sh cen wears past have h-.r
most OF the time troubu tedious cough oecssioed
ny csHn etion, that in the Of last sumnev
o TAI ts increase, accompanied with sricturrs upon the
lungs, night swe~ts eod ehis, temporal ass general
~Ashg on nesn aig dmau ioa OF nstant
Ieser strongly indicating approaching consumptioe.
nat though applied 70 sandry Physicians MADE use
OF various medicines, obtained relief unti commit
red myself Doctor Jonathan moortshis VS. 4 Novrr
DC last he LITERALLY administered his drops or
6sseee OF s-n less han twenty -four hours taking
a this dcnt. found my SELF in degree relieved "a
mput. .ne 81 "se smcst entirely 70 III Of Is
senee. y nsht s~ests, cold ch. nd temporary heats,
have wholly subsidized my has much ali ted INV cnuH
returning health. ~
DANIEL BUCK.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23
DANIEL BUCK


hereby Sertty tnst have n, use of Or. jonathan
hioore Essence OF Life family cough and whea
tnere was opss a. lions the has ever evea
onpt reef-i have also qu-utly heard or and by peo
pie WHO have entity been declining STAT az kt airh
win thsh Jugs affected, Al attended with cou. NJ THAI
on OF the above mentioned sy received
immaculate eiiei also, BY the experiences nf ormation
nave received fully believe il be very v.u.he lis
eovery-snd tasr II will be very beneficial the public
-ru JASON DUNCAN.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23
Or. MOORE'S
Essence-Of life.

q votuadls sdedsc'ns, lately discoc erred,
Wnicn, II rightly ed i me- OF snatshsr
NOUS nds from he Jaws OF dearh. II has been found
very esaescioue N she following DISEASES, via.
{ ONsUMfIioN, Hopping Cough, common Coughs
Sous p4ihc Bfeatnshg, iLhaenza, Quincy. Asthma.
Phthlse gittng OF Blood Flatui ncy, Loose
nes q ne no"eis, FITS of kind, CrsP. kckets,
ocurvy ,holic, Csarh, Dysent7Ty FAINT ings HypUhcn
dri-c Affection. Headache Sickness Stomach Measles
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23
Ctrnfeoss Of tie Hon. SxsBs>. y g~a,r..

l. STE phen X bradiee, of Westunsrer i'm Vermorr sa
eefy, nst have for some rim been well 81 QIanre wih
inc sood enecs OF Dr. Jonathan oces Essence OF Life -
ny own family and ohrs-and recommend II "a ~ -
eStr me sale nd srtu Fam Medicine in colds coughs
Aa a. uiso oess OF h breast ard lungs in the vtoonnr
eouen ana all sp-smodic Complaints aud max no toubs
ne eit1eos OF America would receive great bene6t n
more general use or The And beng personally Ar
qainten with Dr. Moore and finding him 20 be discreet
ana well informed man. Cannot but hope he will receive
all due enco1i agem-nt. 'e
STEPHEN n. BRApLEE LID
Westminster. Sept. =, Sos
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23

ever offered ID Maine, calculated for Parlours
Kitchens, Counting Rooms, Shops and Vesses. A
mong Which are. very elegant FRANKLIN Parlour
Stoves, well calculated tor hea,,ng-snd Cook
Stoves Of all prices from 10 10 so dollars all war
rented to stand 6e.
A large number OF these Cock Stoves are Of bis
own invention, which will be found 10 combine
more advantages than any now in use. The objec-
ton 10 baking instead Of roasting meat, IN Cook
Stoyes, cannot be made 10 these as the oasting il
as perfect as by ere. Two large pieces eau be
roasted at time spts exposed q free current
Of air, without the additional expense of a tin
kitchen. As IL is very important when buying 10 gel
the bes', those who wish 10 purchase an article
SO important in domestic use, are Requested TO call
ard examine for themseives,an enquire Of those
vho have this kind 10 use. There are none better
calculated for genteel cookery, or by which more
cooking can be done with less fuel or greater ease.
There can be water enough heat fos washing and
dinner cooked tor twenty or thirty at thesaDe
time. IL has thsee boilers holding ore, two and
Eve pals full, bus he size Of the boilers lie in
creased or decrrased, aud the 6re may be conduct
ed under either or all three Of them at pleasure by
turning the dampers.
Those about commencing house keering will
Bod great saving in Kitchen Furniture, as all
necessary cooking utensils are attached 10 the
Stove aud hose Who are building by procuring one
can save the expense OF chimney.
He hksxise can furnish Sheet Iron ~nd Tin
Punneis for Stoves OF all ,zes, With copper and all
,ther kind Of apparatus foe Cook Stoves al short
1otics-having procured he best Of workmen for
shat purpose.
Those who wish n purchase STOVES 10 sell
ian be supplied the most liberal tetms
-fLSO--
Z FOR SALE &c above, Woods spprored cas-,
iron PLOUGHS, wish general assortment Of
Groceries, Bar Iron & Steel.
"A constant supply from Philadephis. Of
L'nseed Oil,
and Domestic COFFEE, by wholesale CT rssas
ard large supply OF Mill and c osscnt SANS.
which will be warssIted 10 prove good.
Oct z. Ca)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23

vhoro "o ah q pretty large family may hear Of
u;,h 49, o ean ep'ain compensation corresnopd,n.
''' 'ue se!NiCeS rendered Nv raIIicc -. -: r'''s
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23

anu = part OF 10. No. eight IN the ninth s. acres
AFRO one etherplece Of Land lying ia said rms
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23

'u, cnaIse, cruerhouse ano NJ, = ana. 400 80.
lcelient well ofwater &c.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23

and unbIeacheo cheetings
|nd -hirtings.
ALSO
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23

- '"af ITO rs HEH new WINNINGS ef ecfed near
esn5haa's Bridge Cor his SILK and HOOL-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23

0G-TO az .rh1n u nsy concern.
We the TN signtd Physicians DO have proved IA, ,G.
ccy OF Or jonathan Moore's Ess-Dce OF LiJ
our oufy the Medicine, OF ccirioa
u zeneraiy used. 4 will te n public utility. 's
ABEL DUNCAN. DEnrer;tr-
SAML. STEAKNs. LII %. ID
WM. TOWN Hsytm:ssfsv.
c. w. CHANDLER, Ardcuey.
ABRAHAM HoLl Nd. E,zIccSe.
JOINS. BA Deer. Wssf-r:ngsy.
NATHAN STONE ~
PRESCOTT HALL. chssfarfsJd
CHARLES BLAKE, kstre.
The stove Medicine niTy be ia large o- snail orsr.;
ties, OF SAMUEL KIDDER, Jr. charlsstown, Mas ~,
hs recently been aPoEted whoesals and tail Agent g.
the 81 es OF Massachusetts I'd Msinead By his appoint
is may be oorained Of ~ - -sro'"''
HENRY BUT MAN.
PORTLAND, Name.
The pnbe will please notcr thar porx of ~. -,
ESrner wil Be vendcd n without The 81, 80 -
Samuel kdfer, =. attached 70 each drgrrio. %
winch ~ "ih nor b. genuine. fosu.s ..rl ~,
Z Do. ' fs g. n p.S DUCK;
Eor snle az J. GORE. IRIS Commission sto,.
No II Long Wharf, April * 100
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-08
From a late London paper.
snlsCOVERY OF THE


WRECK OF LA LUTINE FRIGATE.
Intelligence has been lately received
from Holland that La Lutine trigate OF 80
guns, which was cast away on the out
ward bank OF the Fly Island passage, in
the year 1899, has been lately discovered
there, buried in the sands, but whole and
entire and it is considered extremely pro-
bable that the immense treasure lost III the
ship may still be recovered. La Lutine,
commanded by Capt. SKINNER, had been
captured from the French in the early part
OF The revolutionary war. and was lost on
The night of the 9Th of October, 1893
She had on the same morning sailed from
Yarmouth Roads, with an immense guam
tity Of treasure, and had on board several
passengers but strong lee tide render
ed every effort of Capt. Skynner to avoid
the threatened danger unavailable, and IT
was alike impossible during the night TO
receive any assistance either from the Ar
row, Captain Portlock, which was in COM
psny, or The shore, from whence several
s.huyts, were in readiness to go TO her.
When The dawn broke, La Lutine was in
vain looked for; she had gone TO pieces,
as was supposed, and all on board perish
ed, except two men, who were picked up,
one of whom died from the fatigue be bad
encountered the survivor was Mr.. SCha-
BRAGG. notary public. 10 the annals of
naval history there has very rarely been
found loss attended with so much Gala
nifty, both OF public and private nature.
The returns from the Bullion Office made
the whole amount TO 100000, about
LAO 900 sterling, in specie, which had
been shipped BY individual merchants in
this country, for the relief OF different
commercial houses in Hamburg there
were also several merchants on board at
the time of the disaster. Should the hope
of this treasure being recovered be real
ICED, it will be most fortunate circum-
stance 10 the underwriters.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-08

her best bower anchur being bent, she was
brought to in sal ety. :,
The line ship Amelia, from n York IS
ashore on James land--she IS expected
to be got off without much inlury--boih OF
her top masts, and her u,lzen mast are
gone.
= The line ship Commodore Perry is ma,
terially injured--her mizent top mast ann
sails are carried away--her channels hurt
her stern stove in, and her rigging dam,
aged, -
had her chain wales carried away.
The Spanish brig Psnchita, is ashore
near Shuts Folly, opposite the city.
The brig Sea Gull drifted from Knox 4
Pritchard's Wharf up to Town Creek and
lies there bottom upwards. The Mate IS
unfortunately lost.
The sohr. Colonel Simons of Beaufort,
has sunk opposite Castle Pinckney. and
both masts gone. Another schooner IN the
rear OF her, lies on her beam ends.
The coastirg schrs Grampus, & Cotton
Planter, belonging to Captain oaultus,
are ashore on James lsland-iournegroes
and white lad who were on aboard, are
missing. Two ;sloops, unknown, are
also in the same condition, at the same
place.
Mr. Trescott's and Mr.. Frost's coasting
sloops, are also near Castle Pinckney.
a schooner, sloop and Camden boat,
are lying in Hog Island Marsh. There are
4 other small craft to the Northward u
them.
The Spanish schr. Rosalia. IS ashore at
Town Creek.
The Colombian armed schr. Gen. Mon
tillo, lost her foremost.
The schr. Mark Time is high and dry
at the Island.
Two vessels, bottom upwards, were
floating down the channel this morning, to-
wards the Bar.
The Us schr. Grampus rode out the
gale in safety.
The stores on most Of the wharves are
more or less injured--by being unroofed
and otherwise damaged.
On Marsh's wharf, bis work shop is TO-
tally destroyed. A new dwelling house
Was unrooted and chimney blown down
The Blast Furnace is overthrown. Mr..
Fordbam's new two story wooden house is
entirely down, and other material INJURY
at the same wharf has been sustained.
There was but one stroke OF lightning
during the raging of the storm. and that
struck the United States schr. Grampus,
and shivered Der main topmast.
The Thermometer rose from 70 degrees
at 10 O'Clock, to 77t at one O'Clock.
The Barometer tell in the same time,
from 80 deg. Is min. to 90 deg. SO min.
The tide rose and fell about one &C lock
6 feet in As minutes.
TSouthern Patriot.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-08
FOREIGN.

Bv the ship Cincinnatus, Captain Champhn,
arrived at New York, on the I'd inst from
London.
EMIGRATION TO THE u. STATES.
A late Nottingham Journal says, land,
no doubt all tory papers will echo the pre-
cious information) :" Last week, on The ar
rival OF some English families at Liver
pool, from America-;hat gotden soil which
was to cure every wo, and where, accor-
ding to the notions Of certain republican
advocates in this county, true liberty and
happiness were alone TO be found--an a.
ged man. formerly resident of Belper,
was so oyeroyed al setting foot once more
upon his dear native land, that he fell up
on his face and kissed the ground, and not
contented with that, he actually took up
a portion of the earth in his hand and
ate IL"
We do not believe one word OF this pa
ragraph. Aud were it true, what does it
prove Not what the writer intended sure
ly, that America is not country in which
honest industry may acquire an easy com-
potency, with nothing TO fear from the
ax-galherer, the 1.-THE galherer, or the pen
sion gatherer; and that England is that
happier land: but it proves that one ind
vidual, whose want Of talent and perseve-
rance has prevented him from merging
from bis pristine obscurity, and making
his way 10 fortune like thousands Of his
fellow -countrymen, has returned home dis
appointed; and finds that a loss or two in
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-08

a pale OF vino ON his passage has inyigo-
rafed his amor pat.iiga We wonder what
landing placeof our town was immorta--
lied by The old mans alterations. Had
be cast bis eyes upon the shipping in our
spacious docks be would have seen mat
the finest portion OF them came from ma.
country lie so emphatically :Purned had
he beheld our warehouses, he would have
seen them stored with our manufactures
about to be be shipped for that country,
and with the rich returns OF that trade, TO
which Liverpool owes much o. IFS prospe
rity. Did the old dotard, We ask, ever be-
hold IN America such distress, sue,- pinch
ing starvation, as that now experienced IN
Ireland His affected exhibition OF eating
some of the mud on landing must have
been very divertiDg TO the by SANDERS
who doubtless thought him more curious
than nice. Such are the iooleries Caugnt
up By venal set of scribblers, by which
they hope 10 raise an anlipathy against
great and worthy people, whose language,
manners, laws, institutions and origin nave
made them brothers, but whose natural
bands of affections towards US, these can't
ing panders of corruption would thus burst
ssunder. The offence is, that that nation
affords practical illustration Of the fact,
that country may enjoy freedom and
happiness with a cheap government, with
out any approach TO that anarchy and con-
fusion, which the legitimates go londly
preach up, when the slightest hint is given
on the propriely of reducing any portion
of orr extrayagant or sineCnre expendl-
lures. [LausrpooL Mercury,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-08
OBITUARY.

Departed this lite, on SATURDAY g 'ia
Miss ELlzABETH MARIA HANsoS' r CIV 4
daughter OF Walter w. Harmon, ~, otse
Charles Counly,Md. in the 2lst year ~"
age. So, ii v;D log
be felt by very many scqoa'nMLa pa " heal
Blasted m the prime Of life, 10 Inc Moon,
ofyouthlul blood" with health aDJ ia U al
and constitution that bid lair 10 10, ,Si' lbs
death, she has been cat dowIl--sb sreafst
forever. To her parents, it is a PEREZ be
ment of no ordinary kind. flef nssssi9pe;
disposition, her manners, hei :, that Than bI
made her more tie compan'o,ht W. " viii d
Enthusiastically resigned 10 'D'
her God, she has LETT the "o''''
Sand though her dying voice be n' 't,
Or faint as the tones OF all unstFdOs a.
And though the glow of her cheek :, y va.
And her pale bps cold as the nil'O
Her eye still beams nnwOn'e0 "i i, l..i,e
With a woman's love ana 9"'" ..,o
And her last fond lingering loon = ,,,,,,
TO the loves she leaves, ana '"'"
A. + she would bear those loves a"'y'
10 purer and brighter Day MFR
Al the residence of his mo'D Simon S's1
f.v connty, on The Sd INST D ..n,r Of
mers, (of John, in the s s.,ire aud bo@1
ity. an afectionale al" '
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-08
Norfolk, October a.

DREADFUL STORM AT CHARLESTON.
By the sloop Venus, Capt Atwater,
which arrived here yesterday in the short
passage Of days from Charleston, we
received the Southern Patriot of Saturday
last, from which we extract an account OF
one of the most awful and destructive hur-
ricanes which visited that place on the
9th and 28th ult. that ever occurred in
our country. In point of violence and des.
truction o: property, it much resembled
the memorable gale which afflicted our
town on the Sd September, l821-but
the destruction of human lives which at
tended it,, gives it a much more melan-
choly impress. Beacon.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-08
MORTALITY OF PENSACOLA.

Richmond. Oct. 5.-The following ex-
trac. Of letter, published in yesterdays
EmdsSfer. gives the latest and most parti-
cufsr account Of the distressing ravages OF
the fever at PensacoIa.-Mr. Harrison,
the y. States attorney. was VirginisD
from the neighborbood of LynCbburg. Or.
Bronaugh was generally known--he also
was a VirgiDian, and a most respectable
gentlemen. The yisitations of the fever
at Pensacola, and at Louisville, Kentucky,
@here the number of victims has been
tlreadfullY great, have probably exceeded
any other mortality which has scourged
the United States, during this season, AT
Pensacola the dispensation has been still
more surprising, because of the general
good health of the cily-and its situation
among the sands.
: Barancds, near Pensacola, Sept. 5.
We have been visited in Pensacola by
Gne OF the most severely malignant fevers
ever known in the u. States. There is
scarcely an American left. To mention
names, we have lost, as the deaths oC-
cured, Miss Benson of Fredericksburg.
Va. Miss Carr. daughter OF Or. Carr,
formerly Of Va. Mr.. Simms, Navy Agent,
Mrs. Dinkens, late Miss Sturman OF Va.
DR.. Bronaugb, and many others. Out OF
population of less than thousand, we
have lost twenty of day. The troops
have been partially affected only they
are removed out OF town, and we hope
they will remain healthy. forgot to say
that Mr.. Harrison, the attorney general,
with his wife, are also numbered with The
dead lie had arrived but very short
period before this fever commenced. with
a young and blooming wife--blmselt IN
fine heath--but they have gone to bet
ter world.
1.-THE Governor and Council have left
town some time, and are legislatng about
10 miles from US.
"fhis lever, / am fearful. will nlure
the town very much. Ii has heretofore
been extremely healthy--and probably
fever like the present may moi occur again
for 90 years. The .creoles OF the country
have suffered but little"
Norfolk. Oct. ARRIVED sch Surprize,
Davis, ten days from Havana.--beft Goth
September, brig AloDzO, Murphy, TO sail
next day for Baltimore. The U. S. schr.
PoRPoIsE, Lieut. Ramsge, and cutter Ala
bama were also there. Spoke nothing and
saw no pirates. captain Of schr. be-
longing 10 Philadelphia, and his passenger.
arrived at Havana day or two before theS.
sailed, from Nenvitas, who stated that he
had been robbed of his vessel by some pi-
rates who had put him, his crew and pas
senger ashore at Neuvitas, and carried bis
vessel he knew not where. Various mesns
were resorted to by the pirates. such as
combining him and his crew in different
parts OF his vessel. threatening him with
death, discharging pistols aud afterwards
exhibiting the blood OF fowls which they
had killed, &c; to intimida,e and induce
inc Philadelphia captain and crew 20 tell