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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
NOTICE

10 hereby give notice, that am
determined not to pay four notes I'M
der seal or single bills, for payment
ri money executed by me TO John
10y. Two OF said single bills call for
one hundred dollars each, one other
for upwards OF Ninety Dollars < the
other for smaller sum. amounting
tie Whole ionr notes to the sum of
three hunored dollars or upwards
, have lately discrv, red that the sud
john 10y had no title to tie land for
he prize of which the said notes were
given. am therefore determined not
% pay them or any part tiereof and
! iorwarh all persons not o take an
assiSnnen on either of those notes.
HENRY EMNiARr,
May 81
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31

the laws Of neutrality. Immediately
upon ,h,s 'ep-e>. n,a,ion, the Ame,l-
eau yoverpme hetd, hat .uen H.
ting "ut WIS e Dtrary 10 the laws OF
neu,ral'y. and order Awese ISSUED.
prohibiting the afmi"s ct any F.eneh
vessels 8" \ aertcan p,rts. Al New
York, q French vessel Ii tug ~, was
-siz- deiiver,d o.er 50 the ir.nu ads,
aad cundemged u ;saa 'ha, ,cca ,ipa.
the Anesscsn s"vernmeuI heidi tina,
sus': hit.Hy ut IT ft.uch ship. "f
in Amefieaa ,inri-, or the pr pose If
csa,z,a5 aSa.a-t English v,.s-l., was
'i0 % npaID'e VIII he -"vereigniy Of
thr Unitei States, aud teuled 10 inter
up the peace aid yo,d ,derstaadiny
wh'ch snb,,s,ed between that eouaity,
aad Great B,,i IA Here, l co iieni,
"a the J''ocip!e OF neasrs,ily upun
when we Ought TO act. |, Wa. upon
In, prihcip,e al Al the OIL Ii question
WAS enacted. Ju not n.w oieteil 10
argue IA favor of ~ stem Of ueutrali-
~, sut Il being 'ieelaseiit',st W. intr0d
10 semaia neutral. call epun you To
aoi'ie by that dceiaraiion, 10 long as e
,hail remain unaiiered. No matter
what ulteriar course We oa, he inel,.
ned To sdop'; nD mater whether, at
some uitesior period, the hnaor AMI
,h'erests OF the c"untry may foree Us
INT" n wars stili, wniie wen-eIare our
selves neutral, we are bnuad In avnid
passing The stfict hua of demarca,icu.
When war does come, If GENE II nns,.
let Us enter into II with all The sp,rii
and energy which becomes US a. a
great and independent nation If il
does come, let il be(in resistance OF
some injury attempted, OF in ,.eking
satisfaction for so,peSinln,ed trea,y
but, 10 Gods name, let il 10, arise Out
of peitifogsing atte.n.t TO eru,ze or
Ii 5hi fur saln. -(CheeN.) Lii a. not.
al all events, be- sneakel u,,p Il war
'ay once again, let u.labidd strictly
ny "ur neutrality, as iots AS we mean
ahhere to It, and by $50 i,ins we
'nali. IN the event of any necessity for
SoauiunioS that system, be ths better
tb.e - enter with esfcci dpsu any 9th.
r course which the polio, o. the eoal-
ry may require"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
MAY 81, 1923.

Spr gh,tul, has a COO $500 Or tch,.se; 20.
Bobby [ arr le.s; 40. j tx tum.!Iu,n Tom
Tick, $4,000 ~ Bnron Nabeln; H.. the Hon.
Jack Shutfl,; $500 Csptain Sa ck-: $500
billy Wag tai, together with a thuu.anl mi.
nor bels Of hats, coets, boot. Ell cefera.
These Her have ben promptly backs oy
the k,, wing once oi tina Ped1e, the Sac ee,
;h- Waccsmaw, and the Ro,nnke whb ere
ali on The ground with h-ir iIite nsseI., and
appear e. be Up to thing ar too.
In TIL mean time notr NJ is heard bu; he
rae Fronk Sp rive, hs. a new Baruuch-,
Pom.n, Sns.hem nav Gig and t.ode...-
is OF c'up t,ii po"ies ar rea y, and ~e are
threatened vito six entire rev, csr-ia. es,
brsss t"rnlIufs, yeiuw anneis rev hverIes.
spaasing grey, Lace vsiis. toll plr.e., .ils
pars.ois, L. gbrrn hsts-''thas'. you, cot,
"a Go, Il ,ch soy. All is bustle aud jrepara.
non, WHY oine witt ne ~ nda., Bob?'
'Wnat me h., D dear, U Lord, he la, I'm
engaged three Gays, ON, 90 sht v,ce cuur p,
h.! ~! hs! ha. 'PIsy mean, shall w. make
up our iittir pic nc 90 Orerge spring on
Npnday or 'iue,Gayl Dta, oe, you lotget.
sir-we goto the races, y beg p.rdn0. =
Casa.n, tcb me a load at nut " sod, OF, z ues-
day" -'Can'rsr- mus, have il now I'm
eolng 10 go 20 The races, on Tie day; L, re
i'Anf against swee' posato-s f4r ever
e Hear yoo sweepy, IN, CHA bile. want.
~eepiag. come TGesdsy,- II ant nas.s, 4
60 Ia de saer.-wa all yak ders-sn. six
,hlnngs 10 tst on Ciip.e.- nothing from The
slave holding state Leat us liberty aud s9uais
ity boys"
In the mean time all lie active preparation
-" ,oa iamou' course. Buo,hs erecting, tags
flying, pigs roasting. iiaIers tuning, aud all
'ust aud Confusion
N. b. Six Pick Pocket. were yesterday
LODGED in Bridswell. being on their way 70
lne race coufse, TO train Ia their vocation.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
For Sale.

The owner wishes to DISPOSE oe
the House and Lot lately occupied by
Mrs. tosannah ampheIl and at pre-.
srn' 10y Mr.. Thomas u. { amptcB,
site ate at tie corntrOf Kent street
and Fairfax Lane running north
the situation IS a very desirable one
f'ir Mechanic: the Garden abolnds
witt choice selection of various fruit
trees perhaps snPs rior to any in the
lIaV-ti'c t' rms can be made to suit
any enc disposed Ia pu. base :, ch
property as NJ money will he reauie ed
in han'.. bm tlic amount ma, bcIiqoi-
dated ty the p,u chasel assuming ihe
paymen' Of on aeon mos a,iuu Note.
due TO one of the esnks in this place.
! or further Particulars apply to tie
Editor of this paTsr or to
MAY "A JOIN CkUEhNELL.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
Capoil Springs.

VEVHE sub-esib+rresperrfyl,y Informs
a the public ,ha, he p.,po.ps T.. q.
pen A HOUSE OF ENTERTAIN.
NFNT, the approaching season. at
Capon Springs ; and pledges himself,
that his observation-disclosures shsll b- infa.
rior 10 none other not even the
houses at the celebrated Shannou,ihIe.
Bath, or Bedford.--The well kns,. n
efficacy Of the Cnptr Spring waters in
m8ny cen plant; end the ,aIubriiy
OF the Mountain air. sre points Of foc,
much Importance 81 be nrei, eied by
the invalid or saIriUfinarior; ard IL
msy, without rIogeiiIg TOO s,uch for
these water. be proper to .a,. tbas
their tdie,rni qualit,t, excel ty.os, x
any o,her-- But 'be maB ~ -, aAure.
also, or lryer II good nvieg. slaI not
be disappointed as ever, hing eel.
eula'ed to . Il, ~ them enjoyment shall
also be- provided. 10 The lever of
good Punch. OF cold water, i: nav
be we'll to remark. that gpan-
iity cfgOod clean ice is provided; and.
in short, every other article that tea.
s"nshle persons may require - No ex.
err ms shall be wanting to merit the
public support.
Bard viii be Furnished spon ebea-
per terms than has ever been obtained
at CapoD.
TIE subscriber also keeps Robsp ~
Entertainment al Middielowu. where
h. will BIZ happy to zee MN "a . se.e
Who may BE- disposed TO parrohiz him.
JkkkNlAH LOT SON.
May "a I'm.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
WASHINGTON. Nav Ii.

Present Poticy Of Great Britain, -
The following i, an extract from a
speech lately delivered bv NF. CAN.
MING. IN the Britifh Itou<e- Of Cor,
n"os. We have 10 doubt but, in hol.
Dig up TO The British Parliament the
example ui American government 10
1898 he Nigh, have added also ia ts-
10. 20 3i--MC EaDui0g has honestly
rfcvmWen1sa To hi country lis true
policy al the present. time. What IL
recomm Djed by hIm IL, indeed, 10 oa
or wUrds, no more han an ob.ervsnce
OF gauj fGiih--to he u ut al IN fact
whist fh-y-nte De"tsAi IN DFai ossipD.
| 4 Z anfyiDs to lind in Nh Csun,ue.
"hn has been Al nne time considered
hostile 10 'bi- country, frankuess e.
gh TO o'a ab"ve early r. jnJic s.
TO resneet s initiate thn policy, which
experience has tdnghr hin TO eppfeeis
ale property. be, the most cunning
pniiIIeIau, tfieT life spent ia he ror'
suous paths OF diplomacy, disclose the
'ruit 81 his expert &c, add he vii
c'o'ess. that, 10 roli're- a. m private
life, between Ba,ion' as between indi>
vidoni ho"e-'J il the best poIiey.
We concern ourselves iitrls With the
particulars u he politics Of @. Brit
ain, aud profess 10 know mining ~
heT public men bai what The Dewspa-
pers unfold TO u. From the ocession.
al Slimpses thus afforded Us, however,
The charaete' Of Mr., Cauaing az a man
and his course as politician, appear
10 H. IN favorable hight
"lf wished 80 seek saide in a sya
ten Of neu rally, should take that
laid down by America 10 The days Of
The Presid ucy Of Washington and the
SeeretaEyship of Jefferson. In 1893,
complaints we're made TO the American
government. that French ships were
allowed to fit sUt and arm in American
parts, for the purpose Of st;aekisg
British vessels, IN direct opposition 20
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
HARRY.

about GO years Of age, 5 fret 6 or 7
inches high; not of very dark COM
plexion; has very pleasant cOuntc-
nance; stout made for lis height
Had on Fur Hat about half worn !;
brown ColOuEcd Coat,--the rest Of
his clothing not reCollcCted tits high
~ probable that he has obtained a
Pass--It is believed that he may at
tempt TO obtain a situation in sumo
Shoemakers Shop, as he hes discover
ed preference for that business; and
says he is partially acquainted with it.
tie was purchased out Of the Win
chester Goal and WAS the property Of
Barnet Lee, of Morgan County
The above reward will be paid for
his apprehension, if taken witnim the
state, or $40 if taken out Of the state.
in both cases reasonable charges will
be paid.
sTkOTHER M. HELM.
May ST.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
Virginia to wit /:

a II Rntes holden IN The Clerks Office
OF Tie Superior court Of Msncery
TOR the ~ inchester district the first
:. .'1ondoy IN .1pr0 1923.
= homas Nichols Plaintiff,
Against
Samuel Reed Joshua Reed. &. Sar. b
heed, Def;.u. ants.
Il HE Defendant Samuel l., ed.
mo- hn'NS. 'nie,eu f,s appearances
anu gisen security ncenrdiug so the
Act uf Assembly and the Rules Of
this Court, aud II appearing ~ sBiisv
faet"rY evidence, IN at he Is uns TN
inhabHehi at ibis c0uuiry: III as order
"a That the sai,! d. g. Moan. d. opptar
here on the first ds, q he next t,rm
and ans@tr The bill Of the piain4
t'fif, ard 'hnt e,py 81 this oiter ia
forthwith. Inserted in ,,me satw-paper
published ius Wihebester, tor ,eo
!" n't's .uec 'sive'ys aoo po-'ed a, The
from door 81 'iie Cur, houAe III the
said iowa IT ,Iehc.ter.
a Crpy--1-e. e,
ID As3SeA4 l. FL, e.
May st-B.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31

The Bishop Of Psmpeluaa, who has
been at Bayonne for this year past, ier
IL to-day, to return TO hi. diocese.
1t i, General Qlesada who has taken
posse.sivn Of Biiboa, at the head OF his
corps, which consists wholly Of Span
ish Roy iists. A French garrison w,li,
however, be, pu' into the town, on ac
count OF the Importance OF it, post.
"Paris Wednesday Even'ns. April
A., Sc O'Clock was stated yes,sr,
day 10 u high quarter that the Rus
SLAMS are actually marching towards
France. The seeming noa-resistadce
OF Spain, hitherto, begins 10 cause
great uneasiuess, aud considered a'nte
tae result of policy rhan in .bi'i,y. san
Sch sliau and Pampeiuaa are bota IN &
e,od state Of defence, and II is dub :
full whether the Sis sc OF them wilt be
attempted. Ma serious oostucie IL op
posed to the advance Of the Frene;l !;
for the stroas position of Silinas on the
route TO V,,,oria has beea left uudefen-
ded by the Spapiards, whose pulley IL
evidently is, that The French iiae
should he extended over as great a
space as possible. We have nothing
new from Per"ignan nor Toulouse -
Nina does not safer has intentions h
transptre
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
FURrHER Fa0 u COLO uaIA.
Letter to the Editor of tie Nat. 4duoc rte.
CurracOd, Nav g.

Letter to the Editor of tie Nat, 4duoc rte.
Currac0a. Way s.
DEAs SIR: The affairs of CT mris, ,vhrch
but tsw Gay. ago shone forth vi !uslre
hes unexpectedly met wite Eepd Sc and Jis-
as,e,, ii,,ie to have h=eu exec ed.
Porto Capeilo was on The point of surren.
defing aud Co IN brs wooId have br- Tree
A.as !buw uncertain ere the DEGREES of
fortune!
Two iays sg~. tine lst 'ns'.) fleet of YES,
sci! appeared of Por- q Ca eho, an was soon
discovered to he vessels of war, under he
BRUSH flag thy advanced slowly {: the un.
sUspec,ihg Cthmbiens met lhsl, friends:
but a, % n a, hey " 70 ur5er ihe gu,
OF this - ,uld be" Bei;,sh squadron; GOWN
me heir flags sn3 up went he yaI Span-
ish n their seed an &C %" took place. I
The disparity OF force eOrnpeii'd the t'tri Is
~ elds Thus wac Uu hours ard 10 MIN.
uteo) Coiomm4 jr ,.tived Of ner brightest OF.
na,neot-tne b - part Of Der osvY.
Til. Snaui.h iorce consistrd OF the
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
Philadelphia May &c.

Philadelphia May &c.
The editor of the Lancaster Jou. nal
SAYS. 90 From conversations which we
have ,esently had with persons from
different parts OF our county, we fear
that on. wheat crops are likely to be
muchiujured by the fly.
The i'eIie Air (Naryiand) paper
states that the Same insect :. is ma.
king great rav~ges in Hartford Coun-
ty. among the wheat. Many fields
which few weeks ago looked very
promising, are said to De almost
wholly destroyed"
The injury which has been done
to the gram in some counties of
Virginia, was announced some wrecks
ago.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
Gazette.

The late naUaf dcf,on, off P1r:o Cabelo.
we ate led 10 hope, from The following aetl.
ycle, rrcrived efday rom o e OF ,ur NJ W
Yo.k correspondents, was not so d,sasirgus
20 the naval ,rces of me Colombian Esepub
JIG as the previou, accOu0t OF the battle repor-
red it 10 be. TIE article below is tIosI the n =,
Y, Mercantile Advertiser 80 wa prepared for
taat print Of Saturday morning, bu, for
warded to u. by the mail of the preceding
afternoon.
Neco YORK. Nay 24.-We have :tfeom
undoub ed uthority. mat the ship Bofivar
was not in the eng ag-ment off Porto CabeiIo
o the Both Ut. she neig at thai time off
Currscos. The Only co.onban vessels en-.
gagged were the Haria Franctsca and Car.
abo6o. who fought be t-so {. es spera =
w. No accoal, OF kiilcd--.i wounded on Ell.
sh4r side mas been received jba is emitted to
Gre it.
The statement In the Corracoa papers rel.
esive O the corvette iateiy arr.ver at LagUy
e., SAID TO have zen " refused tor want of
funds" !. incorrect. Size wa. formerly an
OIL or'g, and fitted up corvette sni,., sn1
aent out from Enga. for ssie.-- Mer. AID,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
Washington, May %.


The Columbian national sch aoner Gene.
raj Saptand=r, Cap, J. Smith, arrived at
New rk or Sunday las, in l6 days from
La GI;a, having on uosrd His Exceliency
Senor Jose Maria Safuzar, the Minister
fr m the Republic of Co.osnoia Ia the United
States. and suite, aud aisu Seaor Leandro
Palaceos, Consul General.
IL is tendsred Ger am by information re.
ce'ved from Capt. Smith, that in the action
off Pnr'o Caveii,, On the 10th ui.. the only
Coiu.nb,n vessels captured were The Maria
Fra ciscs ana Carobo6a. One OF .hem Dad
only Is guns. and The other was parity NJ,
masted Il. tho time OF the sctioa There was
great slaughter on board. a the com neuc.,
mem OF tn ac;io9 the two ships hal 81 /.
men, and bu $50 when they were take.
Con. DanI' wsA mt kaheu as as fspor TED
here. de was however. slis tiy wounded,
Capt. ) also states, that neg 1tsatio0s We're
going OH at Por, Caveilo. for an exchange oi
prisoners captured. winch would PROBABLY be
successful.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
From the Nero YORK Natiosaf Adpge4ts.

From the NegD YORK Natiosaf Adpoc4te.
CLEAs TaE COURSE il-sOor Uoioa Ra.
ces next week, III make more oIse n n
New Mark or Epson, ana Eclipse excite
more interest, - an he fsmenS filiey Moses,
belonging to our friend the Duke &c York.
Strangers are pourIng IN from all O srters.
We have white bats and ssIIcw face, from
thu oath rosy chs Elk. sn5 cunning pb'zzes
from The eat: Jpbn"y Raw, isoD &c NORTH;
and ew OF sne knowiog ones fIoro The vest;
eorsspi and u' current money quite plenty !;
race course crowded esch dsy twenty hor-
Sc usini"gs and every eff1ft made to beat
Eclipse.
Il is impossible to say how the thing will
go. The 'O0therners sre fUIl Of monty, and
r~say 10 bet soy sum against Eclipse the
north is also ready 20 pcney up any thing IN
behalf o. their fsvoUrile Sorrel. Mich spe.
coisfIon & .jocky,ng on 'hr apis Oa' Wall
street BsOkers won't touch she stock. Harry
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
s. ge Gys3stte.
wINcHEsr Err,
SATURDAY. May 81, 1925.
NOTICE.

The Rev. 1useph Samuel g. f. Frey,
a converted Jew. will preach on We'd
uesiay the 4ih of June, in he Preshy>
terrain meeting house in Winchester, at
AZ o'clock
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31

utu sI''V VI suJ3 "'' H"" V"uuH W CUHfIIW
tina lsmcntaois ne~..
The C".0Ob..n schooner OF war Kyo, has
Just arrived she 10 conmandej oy Leo.
.teaant RobinsOo, freed OF mioe With
hin ! have conversed On the suo)e t--no
tells me his Schooner was also IN the ac .ioa
few minules. bet WAS ohiigei ID nau! off, a,
ne carries bot 4 guns. DanieIs Tough MS
ship like hero, It'll There was not shot
left IN hi, lockes," aod vas chen taken wish
his Rag, nailed TO The masts' head Alas
he i, no more. The gallant Daniel, perI-h-d
h. The contest. In base, yours. &c,
The t,rsa OF Puerto Cobeiio vs. evacsa
ted about eight days age, in consequences If
the want Ut PROVISIONS, aoo has ceen takeo
eossession OF b" The Coiombiaus.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
Ernactcfa letter from correspondent at
Haure, dated dprii 81. 1875.

H1oFe, uHe1 dpTN "a. 1000.
''Itis difficult 10 say how Spain will come
out ot the war which France Is carrying on
against Der. Ii united, Although without 'no-
hey, the case wooid not he aouolfuL bur the
Priests have great influence wi,h the lower
classes, and they are not, as you VIII readily
believc, Con stitutlonalis,s. The popaiauon
of the towns WIN ere les. subjecito this IN.
iaeEce, are in favor OF the consutut,pa. 10
the las moment thought war would not
take place, because considered that Eng
land would take pert If Spsin were INVADED,
ari knew that Fraace would not make war
uader such circumstances. England, how'
ever, is 10 be LOGGER on. There mas o'en
kei at this moment Is very dol, tear our
couatrymen will again DO bad business.
Ja't lsarn. without hearing particulars, that
an french have lost triga,e, Captured by
Spanish 74."-N. Y. Amsr.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
20 DOLLARS
REWARD.

ID ANAW AY from the subscriber
Z q living in Frederick Connty. Va
IN Tuesday the eth inst. Negro
Man named
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31

a wciteTiD he siehHioud Compiler
Offers IN -8srac' frowi the EasopsaD
Magazine ofIsif, living staiemen
Of hr onm5er Of zen employed By Ma
pei an to sobjpgaie SPsin. Jhe srauo
tolal vas bI4736 Those men wers
he. rty in the cause, u we're eomman
ded by ab'e generals. Fbey fous fo,
feor years, and were Eddy unsuec.-ss
full Wha can be expsete.j from 100. :
900 meo, g0ipg reluctantly to battle,
and led OH by iDeooipeiepl officers
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31

II appears that the WI Sponish Ambssss'
doris IN London, the Duo de San LorenSo sH0
Adn'rsi Jpbs,, have given Up 70 the pu,uc
service Of Spain, not oalJ See wnoe Of The II.
profits e az the fficss OF sve'y kind ghisi.
they hold fronpthe Spanish & seFninent.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
From Com. Porter's squ,dron.

= Stract ola letter from An officer bic ,mma.
d re P1eter's Sll,droa, to his g.enl III
Is ,ors, dated.
.'.ds!eaton T'aomsoa's islari, lay IL.
w have just returned fran 3 mai faugn-
irS Lra'zss ouf awe nst time TO ater ~ to
a. lie Il. tails. 1t has resulted in tai csp,ure
- the 2iraticsl schooner Pilot, audi Eelucca
ny the .scnooners and b .rges und+rs Cap ain
c'sS'n-ihe burning OF three pirat61 schoon.
erp i'm consequence of our apprfchl by the
pir.fes--the burning by our bnstsb QUE " a.
sci or tue stocks. aud abcu, dcz{n II houses
n dsHerenf niratscaI estsbiishin-nA under the
Colorado Reef. and the complete heskrg up
apddt ersion u all the pIi ticet, giHes ~
TINS site t,,e Island. 4 is MT believed the
sihgl- pirate 20 be iounl ado al between
Point Yoscos and Cspe Antonin; out ihe mr.,
roo of inc Islan4 is mach infested BY thsm.
Large bands OF them were rowing hboul the
country near Man,aazas when we irrt last
here, pinnt.erfrS plantations and flrdering
the IN souants, A Considerable bsf OF Co
vslry WIS sent ou after them and Fought 10
i've prisoners, The militia We're hso uacer
srms and SC lnriug the country.
The Pirates ar wei manned and~ei arm
ed, and think likely iney wiil I've the in.
h>btants Of the Island 'nu,h troulf. but as
the evil IS now brought no ne to tbsh, | think
the authorities viii feel It Incumb9t on,hen
To use every meaas in their power S the sup
pTession.
T. S. You will frequently hear q vessels Of
piraucsi character aud appssrsaf chasing
vessels on This side the Island, b. not b.
iIeve it--our schooners often chaIe vessels,
but there are no pirates here, and IL few q
the sccou"ts ynd have heard Ire tote credit.
ed. One story will assume d,zfn d,flsren,
Their turn T. the printers. Eseryildie rumDur
that is heard III Hsvana or Ngtsrkss IS seized
on by our merchant captains, taken to It's,
printers, and from as many dliTirent mouths
as they get them, so many dffereit stories they
give 70 the pubic. all of width, time times our
of ten, are false IN every prtieoiars That D.
rAcy has iourIsi,ed here there is no doubt, bH'
that 1t exists at present 10 without foundation.
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JEREMIAH GORE, Jr's Commission Store, is
j removed from No. 12 to No. 6, Qately occu-
pied by Dir. DANIEL CHERRY south aide OF
Leng Wharf;
WHERE Is FOR SALE
DlPES Cognsc and Marseils Brandy,
do. Holland and hhds & bbls Am.
IIhds. 81. Croix and w. /. Rum,
Or Casks Sicily, MADEIRA and Malaga Wines,
Bbls. Genesee and Fredericksburgh Flour,
Chests and Boxes Hyson Tyson skin,
Caper Souchong & Bohea TEAS,
Hhds. bbls. Brown ugaF,-bbls. Ginger.
lihds. and bbs. Winter pressed & summer st ain
ed sperm OIL,
Bbls. Tsr-Russia Duck--hhds. Chalk-bbls.
Clear PORK,
Casks Palm Oil-Boxes Soap-Mould and ding
CANDLES,
lndigO-Bag. Pepper-Baker & Lapham's No.
CHOCOLATE, &c. &c,
OF CASH paid for Clovsr Seed.
July 4. Us 3w.}
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Guardian Snle.
Portland, July Is, 1928.

ITO be sold at public Aoction, BY order OF the
H. Supreme judicial Court. on Thursday the @isf
day Of August nszt. dt II O'Clock, a. u Oh rhe
premises, the following described Real Estate be-
longing TO the heirs of Robert Bragdon. late of
Portland, 10 toe county Of Cumberland, Mariner,
deceased viz
Two thirds Of lot of LAND with the build
lngs thereon, ia common and Undivided situated
lin Portand) on Cross-street; nor,berly BY the
passage way leading from Cross-street 20 Josiah
Paine's LOT south by William Chadwick's lot,
and east by said street: Containing tweuty-one
rods by estimation, more or less.
BENJAMIN ILsLEY, Guardian.
Portland, July s, 1898
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DIED.

In this town, on Saturday, evening last. Mrs Dolly
Ripley. wife of the Rev. Ihos b. Ripley. aged %.
Her remains were carried 10 Bath lor inteIment.-
Mrs. Mary Delano Of Falmouth aged 64
In kennehunk, Mr.. George Jeffelds. aged "a.
ln Lyman, very suddenly the 4th inst. Mr.. Isra
ell Smith, aged 81.
In Alfred, on the 9th inst. Mr. William Philpot
belonging to the society of Shakers. aged68.
In ksnnebunk-Port, the oath ult. after long and
painful sickness, Capt. Smith Bradbury, aged 81.
la Waterford. Mr. Elias Davenport aged ST.
Al Quarantine, in n. Yerk. Lieut.. William RI
Mott. of the U. 3 Navy He entered the Navy dur
ing the LAST war. and eyinced at all times irmness
Of spirit and devpedness 10 his country which prom
Used future usefulness.
On board ship Clarissa, of Boston, at Batavia, LIST
Of Nov last. MIR William Noyes. Of tlls town.