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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-25
10 be kented for one or mere wears.

FENE Farm and Cotton Manufctoy late Jesse Trumps,
A. in Mill Creek Hundred Pike Creek-there ara
sixty acres of good and good stone Dwelling house and
four tenants houses, good barn. sablg and excellent
orchard on the farmln the Factory there about $50
spndes with all the requisite preparing machinery; the
stream of waters sufficient to drive much larger num-
Der of spindles-he whole will be LEI on reasonable TERMS
for further particulars apply on the premises 10
Feb a. 1928. 1S-4p MARY CLOSE.
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To be sold at Public Sale, on Monday

FENHE 10th day of March next, at 2 O'clock, NJ. at
IL WIer's Tavern in Stanton, Del hundred acres &c
land in Mill Greek Hundred formerly the properly OF ST.
Poulson, adjo ing lands Of Andrew Reynolds, DR..
Reynolds and john Ball.-lhere about 25 Of
woodland. This land is handsomel, situated, facing the
SUM- the soil good fences in toierabe good repairs
venien to limestone within mile OF Stanton, and five
of Wilmington On The premises are small dwelling
house, with never falling spri at the door slahng,
barracks &c. Payments Will made very easy Terms
will be made known the Gay Of sale by
JOHN PYLE, and
Feb 90, 1928. 16-St WESLEY BABY
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NOlICE.

A Ii those gentlemen who purchased Tickets in the
N Delaware Safe Lottery, Cd Class, on condition of
payiog for them previous to the drawing parcu-
ary and respectfully urged andrequested call and COM
ply with their engagements the Office Of Hope Co.
No % Market Street, to the subscriber
Feb Is 1923. 49, w. LARKIN. 1fdnaper
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RY Virtue of Writ of Levar Facias to me directed,
ss WILDE exposed to Public Sale, at the house of Eli
Iamboin, Wilmington, in Chrsana Hundred on Saturday
the 6h day Of March next, O'Clock, p. NJ all that
CERTAIN lot or piece Of land with TWO frame buildings iher on
erect d situate lying and being in the Borough of il
mingion Chrstana Hundred and County OF NEWCASTLE
ON the North side of Market Street, between Second and
Third Streets and fronting Market Street. forty ct Is
running back to the middle distance, between Malke aud
Shpcy Streets, adjoining lands of John Reynolds Samuel
Wood and others, containing in the whole thousand
six hundred and forty feet of land be the nre
less seized and taken i'll execution the properly Of
Benjamin II. Springer.
Newcastle, January 90, 1923. 19-4t
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NOTICE.

A IL persons indeb ed to the estate of WILLIAM
IN iEMPliII4L, lave Of the Bornugh of Whining o !,
ecd are requested 10 make payment, and all persons -
wing claims against said estate requested present
same tor settlement, to
lanes u HEMPHILL' Executors.
February 81, 1928 18-4t
Several lots Of marsh and uplanl--aso, three or,
brick house the of Walnut and Second Streets to
rent-appyto Mr.. JOHN HEDGES, who is authorised To
rent the ame aid to receive all rents due, orfang due
the above estate.
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seY virtue ofa writ of vend. cxponas TO directed will
~ be exposed TO public sale, at the house Of Eli Lam
born, Wilmington, in Christina hundred on Saturday the
8th day OF March next O'clock P. NJ the following des-
crbed lands and tencments, Situate lying and being in the
ty OF Newcastle, wit No l. lot on Market-sreet,
between Third and Second Streets, 40 feet Market
Street, and running to mi idle distance, with two story
Joining land of Johp Reynolds Samuel Wood and others.
No. 2. lot Third Street, betwe en- Kiug and French
Streets with frame stable thereon erected adjoining lands
of Allan MLane, Esq No 3. The one third part ola lot
on High Street, containing acre. less adian"
ing lands of the heirs of William Kirk lheophus jones',
and others, &C. Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perry Of Benjamin II Springer.
New Castle, Jan 90 1923. 18-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-25
Extract from letter dated Havana, Jan 81, 1895
TO a gentleman in PhiIadelphIa.

yesterday there had like to have been an unfor-
tunate affair between the boaimen of this place. and
the officers of the u S. brig Spark. 1t appears
that the Spark had given convoy 10 some vessels
from this port end the commander was informed
that one OF the schooners under her convoy was
well known pirate that had robbed several American
and English vessels--she therefore taken pos
session OF, and sent with the crew to the United
States, the passengers being brought back he
brig came IN yeste' day. and the people when the
news was spread, appeared very much vexed with
the Americans so much so that they threatened to
destroy the brig Towards evening, the officers
coming shore but were not permitted to
land; Tor the boalmen on the wharf saiuted them
with broken bottles and stones and lad their clubs
raised 10 case they should attempt TO land.-Seeng
this they returned to the brig. The schooner was
owned by some Galatians. who are the cause OF all
the disturbances here Last night an American
"a chairmaker) was killed. lately Witnessed a
sale Of some goods a short distance from town,
brought in by the Pirates-God watches sold for
about S6-Pieces Of muslin S1--aud cochneal at
800 per seroon, Sc.'' Refs Ph. Gaz.
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For SALE.

A YOUNG, STOUT, HEALTHY BLACK WOMAN.
She can be recommended for snbcy, honesty and ill.,
lsy is good cook has been brought up in the coun-
~ aod work Or in doors For e ms, apply in
Newcastle, to GEORGE PIERCE.
February 81, 1928. l8-9lonf
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DY Virtue of Writ of Yend Exponas to me directed,
I'D will be exposed to Public Sale, at the house of Eli
Lambom, Wilmington in Chrisliana Hundred, Satur-
day he 9Th day of March next at o'clock, p NJ the fol-
being in the Borough of Wilmington, Chrstana Hundred,
and county of Newcastle "A lot Front adoin-
ing lands of Beesoa Gregg, Susanna Dale and Isaac Solo
mon, with frame dwelling house and frame shop thereon,
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proposals have been issued by R Porter, Will
k,inctop, and j. Rakestraw, Philadelphia, for pub
Eshing the Letters Of Paul and .qmicus, recently
k,,n,sd in the Christian Repository.
Conditions may be seen at the Office Of the
lvatchman, where those who wish to subscribe are
IoIicited to enter their names, without delay, in
ler to ascertain the number OF copies wanted, pre-
Gus to putting tie work to Press as but few, if any
bore will be printed than will supply subscribers.
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Pirates captured. Captain Myers oflhe schooner
Nancy, arrived here yesterday from Jamaica reports
that the British sloop OF war Tyne had captured a
piraical schooner and feucca off the south side OF
Cuba Thirty of The pirates were killed and seven
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-25

induany upon first dawnng oil attempt to ALLEVIATE
Ffowl M ~ she Union from another" WARRINGTON
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-09

When diseernmen, Is sharpened by ill.,im.
per, il gradually induces habits OF absurd sus.
pieioo. II msbssisy suickens the intellectual
sight, IL OF the ssDe time conirscts the 6eld
OF vision and those who have discsrnpnen,
without csndor, are slmoM as apt 10 DO mis-.
taken 10 their judgmens Of character, as
those who have csndor without discespment.
Idle detrac,ion is ss truly, II not as deeply
criminal, ss malicious slsnder, and of,sn G.
qually Injurious in its consequences.
family where the Great Father Of the Universe
is duly reverenced where parents are honoured aud
obeyed where brothers and sisters dwell together in
love and harmony; where peace and order reign /;
where there is no law but the law Of kindness and
wisdom sis surely most delightful and interesting
spectacle!
Love is the shadow of the morning, which decrea.
ses as the day advances. Friendship is the shadow
Oftte evening, which strengthens with the setting
sun Of life. rrntse a, r
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-09
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
From t.ondon Papers.
BOW STREET.
Rurks. o. .facnnll.nyer and O. Csnn,


burke, .. .nacmUlsnyer and O'Csnnor.
Mrs. Catharine MsemulngeI and Mrs.
Jane O'Connor were brought up to answer
,he complain, of Mary Butks, spins,er.
Miss Mary butke, having bobb'd an intro.
due,ory curyesy, said, :" God bless your
WurSchip. keeps a little bit Of a stall in
Cleer-sps, ke,, and by the ss,pe token my
names Als,y Burke, your Honor, snd Kitty
Macmullinges and Jenny O'Coones, they
keep slalls along side o. me--oac behnt aud
,'ethsr store, your Honor. jos over sesins.
Mistress PArki0son's gin shop at the corner,
aud shis blessed morning, your Honor, while
] was selling my little bi,s O. things, and soy.
ing nothing At ell TO nobody y-bs'rin the cue.
tomets, your Wuitchip-Ks,e Mscmullinger
comss up to me, end knocks me right Fat
down on the broad o. me back, your Honor,
aud Jenny O'Connot jumped o tho belly
y mo ill was like TO bc--quitc undaceatly
sick, your Honor's Hcnos."
The accused ladies lifted up their hands
md eyes 10 sslonish uhsnt, and at the close of
every sentence exclsimed, /" Bad luck to false
swearing, and how Don't believe a word of
4, your Hono,." &c.
llowsys,, they had 90 evidence to disprove
the asssuis and they were held to bail.
There vas . lady t Paris, who Undertook
to reconcile or to conquer animal snupsthies,
and succeeded for she hsd taught dog, .
cat, . spsrrow, snd mouse, to livs together
Ike brothers and sisters In one room. The
dog licked the Get, and the cat licked the dog,
the mouse p'syed with the paws OF tho Get,
WHO was taught to draw 10 her nails, and the
b. sbo ssxA pc~k~ "A
the one and then snolher. It's suggested in
. London psper, that the talent displayed BY
this lacy, In reconciling discordsnt interests
nigh. be ve'y assisily employed st consrsm
81 and Disu.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-09
Cheap Sattinets, Shirtings,
Sheetings, &c.

Just received,
1000 yds. b!eachcd and unbleached
sbeetings,
600 do do. do. shir,ings,
500 do. 3.<. 7.S. and A. Checks, rff t.s
300 do. stout Ssttinctts Bedticks, furniture
Checks, Plaids, &C. Knitting Cotton and Cotton
2bresds brosd Russia Diapers. .l}tF
The above, together with general sssortn OF
English, French and India Goods, are offered on the
most se.s0ssbe terms by
Il. Z. LEE, s.
80 - va. ia, 3Aa,ues.ssreef
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-09

# 10 fault to speak any thing uuneees,ari.
" TO the disadvantage Of others. We have
oaiy 10 put ourselves in their pis'es, TO feel
hoe we should like such liberties to be taken
w,lb cue own cbarscler, that confederation
would eel ,he mauss slwsys il o As, light
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-09
10 HENRY Z. CRANsTON, Geek.

March 90
STATE OF Rhode Island, &c.
Cterks Office, Courf Of Common Pleas, for fbe
Cchnsy of Newhort, Mar. Is, AD 82S.
"dEREAs PARDON Vans. of the town and
county of Newport. n,sriner, has this day fled
IN this office application for notice be issued to
bis creditors to be and appear before said Court on
the second day OF the term thereof be holden at
Newport, within and for the county aforesaid, on the
thisd Monday of May next. then and there to nomi.
nate Assgnees oft property OF said Pardon, agree
ably TO an act ofthe Hon General Assembly, passed
June session, AB 1890, entided en- act for The re
het of insoivent debtors notice is therefore hereby
given to said creditors, then and there to appear for
the purpose sforessid.
HENRY Y. .CRANSTON, Clerk.
Mar 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-09
The years wore fssi away, and still abe rose
From tie Boston Patriot.
, FROM TIE SPANISH

FROM the SPANISH
TOLL not the bell OF death for me,
When I am dead,
S,rew not the Aow'ry wreath DER NC,
On my cold bed,
f Let FRIsHDsHIr's sacred tear
On nay fresh grave appear,
Gemming with pearls my bier,
When am dead.
No ds1Iling, proud array,
Of pagesntfy display,
My fate to spread:
Let not the busy crowd be near,
When ain dead;
Fsnning, with unfeit sighs, my bier
Sighs, quickly sped!
Deep let tn impression rest
On some iond. feeling breast;
Then were my mcm'ry blest,
When am dead.
Let not the day be wris;
Love will remember it,
Unto toid----unsaid rt.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-09
"A CHaRdCIEM

The following beautiful lines are from the pen oi
the neglected Thomas Furlong. author Of Mis-.
'autbrope:" 7'F' '''
fI4 - .k.1
The years wore fast away, and still abe rose t,r
In stature and in beauty The soft winds
Of twenty changing Springs bad crossed her cheek,
and made its hue more lovely. In her shape
Was all the iightness OF the tairest ozier, h
And all its csse and all its Aexibii,ye d $50
Her eye when resting had cast ofgent'enesa
sut, when in mirtb il mov'd. in its gay glance
Centred loveiness, through which the spirit
Beain'd in bewildcring brightness
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POETRY.
FRoN A LomDon rAPER.
TIE HlNDOO WIDOW.

Where 10 thy dwelling. my early iovei
IL it where those clouds are dancing
Il it where those stars gIancing
10 thy home in the bright blue sky above
Yes. thou art gone 20 those starry bowers,
Where the golden waves Are glowing
Over gems in music flowing.
Where never storm rufles the summer flowers.
But is not thy bright home sad to thesi
Can another world give bliss
DeaNcr than our love III this
Dost thou nor sigh in thy bower for mel
Think how we dwelt in the desert place, D
How loved the setting sun,
When the tod of ihe day was done.
And you came with the spot OF the hunters race.
But our love was like the dawn flowers bloom
In The morn, like the mornings light,
Faded when all else is bright;
Yet msmory's left in its own perfume.
We we're too happy to be so long
We were so hlest in our lonely bower; .taarC
But the storm hangs over the snnnest hour,
And the ssrpenl follows the sweetest song.
Yet again our hour of meetings nigh;
lett my fatber's halle for thee
Death for thy sake 10 sweet TO me,
Our love was formed for eternity. ~.
My only child is sleeping there,
With smile too young for sught grief.
Like love upon lotus leaf.
CAIN as spring, as summer fair. sf
ag r. Eltr.s .h
My boy, the kiss gives The last
Thy lips will ever have from met
Nov have said farewell 10 thee,
The bitterness of death 10 past. hfe 3"N
w snA naftipig 81 .f. rrI
Come, give the bridal robe, and twine
1he or imson blossoms round my browj
Ny step is on tho pile and nows
My love, my life. for ever thine.
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10 LEI,

THE lower part and two Chambers Of the Ho,s,
l. OF the subscriber, situate in Meeting. street
square.
EDWARD TAYER
Mar 10.
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FOR SALE.
Domestic Manufactures.

HARVEY SESSIONS,
Has just received. and intends 10 Eeen cze-
sfar'ly for safe fhe yJolio7ving Domestic
Manufactured Goods, vi- 49,
RRoADcLoIHs and Cassimeres, col
~ ored and white Fsnneis, ell wool ditto, Sat,i.
nets, Plains, Bediicks, Stripes and Ginghsms, So
a. Chex, 4 & S-4 brown Sheetings, "A & S.. wha.
eneu ditto, 3-4 Il 7.8 Shirtings. blelched and 90,
bsached. Warps and Filings, all numbers. war.
ranted the hrst quality; ditto colored; Diapers.
rowcioth, Yarn Stockings and biittens, white ara
colored Cotton Threads, &c &c. Nov. Is.
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Stafe of hhode. island, sc.

Staie Of hhode- island, sc.
Clerks Office, Courf Of Common Plea, for rhe
County Of Newaorf, Aar. Is, 1928
WHEkEAs JcsEpH NoarHrr. Of the town and
w county oi Newport, mariner, has this day flied
in my oRce Al application for notice to be issued to
hs creditors. to be and appear before said Court on
the second day Of the term thereof, be holden at
Newport, within and for the county aforesaid, on
the third Monday Of May next then and there TO
nominate sssignees Of the property of said Joseph,
agreesby to act OF the Hon. Geo. Assembly pass.
ed June Session, 1870, entitled " All act for the
lief OF nsovent debtors" Notice is therefore hereby
given TO said creditors then aud there appear for
the purpose aforesaid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-09

Legal Deaanee.--Two eminent members
OF the Irish bar, Me.srs. Doyss aod Y.lvcr,on,
querfelIed so violently, ,het flom wmds they
came 10 blows Doyle the more powerful
man "a, the fias At Ieest) knocked down his
adversary twice, sxclaiming with vehemeuce,
You scouncrel, III make you behave your
sell Hike gen,iemso." To which Yelvetton,
rising, answered with equal indignation, No,
Sir, never Isefy you, 4 defy you"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-27

such stain (if any there beg of support.
ing noble people struggling TO burst
bonds which bound them the vassals of
tyrant. The Colombian government,
revolving against the king OF Spain, held
out promising offers to those Americans
who assist their cause. The Americans,
with natural enthusiasm accept these of
fers, and they are successful. The PEG.
pie of Porto Rico revolving against the
same king, hold out the same. offers: they
are accepted; they are unfortunate are
cast into prison; and the assistance they
were about to render to a brave peopie
struggling to preserve their liberties is
reprobated by americans as contrary ,o
the laws Of nations. This is the only diffe.
renee between the two services. If il
had succeeded, the tongue of SANDER
would have been hushed, and the affair
exalted as one OF the best within the his.
tory OF ages. But, unfortunately, it mis-.
carried, and they were abused. Well
may Mr.. Irvine exclaim, money sanc,i.
hes, or success consecratcs every thing
Verifos ct justitia,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-27
GENERAL COURT.

The Richmond Comp. LIST inst. saws
The general court for this common
wealth, formed quorum on Tuesda,
last. On Thursday the suit of the com
monwealth against Matthew ii. Rice, anc
his securities came on CM. FL. r. was
The store keeper for the penitentiary-.
and was sued for. goods, made at the
penitentiary, put into his hands for sale,
and for which he had not accounted.
The counsel for the defendant at,empt.
ed to show that the bond or bonds given
by him and securities, was not binding.
because it had not been officially accented
by the executive--bul only by the board
OF directors of the penitentiary. The
court, however, overruled the motion
and Yesterday the jury brought in yer
dict tor about $4,000 against the de
iendant. We understand, that the secu
rites tor prior years were exonera,ed-
1t appearing that the defalcations had
happened on the latter years.
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racoa Courani, and much less in the cdi>
tor,who asbecome the bireling OF Spain,
an enemy totruih. Adieu.
Your friend, sc.
The schooner Cornelia, captain Null
len, arrived here few days ago, from
the city OF st. Domingo, reports that a
force under the Hsytien flag, was collect
ed at SANTANA, under the command Of
general Bogelar. IL is believed that the
negroes intend to sail thence shortly, to
make themselves masters Of Porto Rico.
The president of Hay,i, has publicly
annulled in measure his late decree,
prohibiting any intercourse between his
subjects and the islands" Curacao and
st. Thomas are allowed 10 trade with
them for six months more. The gov
eminent Of Hayti were about putting in
force new tariff of duties. On mshoga
ny, the export duty was to be doubled, so
as TO amount nearly to a prohibition
by this means they intend 10 promote the
growth of coffee and cocoa. BY this
pew edict the article Of mahogany has
risen in the city from S25 to so per N.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-27
FINE APIS

The New York Commercial Advertis.
er has an article on the subject of the arts
growing out Of the occurrence of the en-
nual exhibition Of the academy Of fine arts
IN that city. In the course OF his remarks
the editor introduced the following fact
relative "io our sister city, "the Athens
OF America" West Sir Benjamin. was
claimed by the Pennsylvanians, as one of
their own citizens and from a single
picture presented to the city Of Philadel-
phla oy that mighty master of the pencil,
Christ Healing the Sick) they realized
more than eight thousand dollars. From
'hese circumstances, the trustees of our
academy thought, that while they would
De realizing some profit themselves, they
would also be gratifying the Philadei-
Phians by sending Sir Thomas Law.
reDce's portrait of West, to be exhibited
few weeks in that city. 1t was accord.
lngIy exhibited six weeks in the most
convenient and public part of that city, and
mas actually run the trustees in debt one
hundred dollaIs--the ,eceihfs being onb,
from forty toJitiy dollars, and tie erhen.
ses Of rem and franshorta.ior one hnn.
dTed and try dollars :"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-27
THE FOURTH or IuLY.

tits likely, will be celebrated in this
place with considerable splendor.
1t IS pleasing to learn, that the rev.
ELIAS HARRIsoN has oheerfully complied
with the solicitation Of a committee of the
"Periciean Society" to offer up prayer
TO the Throne of Grace, previous to the
reading of the Declaration of lndepep.
dence and the delivery of the GRAFTON, be.
tore that body, at half past 8 O'Clock on
that morning, at the where
the citizens have already been publicly
invited 10 attend.
tits not yet understood whether the
good old custom of reading the Declare.
ton OF Independence will be adopted by
the Washington Society.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-27
CHESAPEAKE CANAL,

Il is stated in the Philadelphia Nation.
al Gazette, that Csc, 400 dollars have
been subscribed to the stock of The Della.
ware and Chesapeake canal and more.
over, that The g0eaithie8t citizen of Phiia.
deLthia, (meaning, we suppose, MIR. Gi.
rard) has explicitly declared 'rhat if the
funds already procured should prove in.
adequate to complete the work, tie ote-
rations ShaH not be Snshended far
7DaHt Of money!"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-27
From the WorJolk Herald. .Ju.e %

from me |VorJotk Herdld, JfIuc 90.
During the thunder squall on Sunday
afternoon the lightning struck tree on
the road side in the vicinity of the grea,
bridge there were several market carts
passing near the spot at the moment, on
their way TO our market, and the electric
fluid in passing from the tree encountered
one OF them i'll which were two men,
named John Frost and - GREGORY,
from the neighborhood ofCurrituck c. III.
Frost was instantly killed and Gregory
severely stunned.
The Emulous spoke pilot boat yester.
day oil the capes, who informed that nj.
rratical schr. captured and sent in by com.
Porter, had shortly before passed in from
sea-saw the said piratical sch. last night,
Just before dark, abreast of Willoughby's
| PUlu, 49,. A;-., into sIaInpJuu .esls nj
brig in co.-The pirate is standing
toP>sail schr. and had large number Of
| persons upon deck.
This vessel is the one, probably, men.
toned in the Alexandria Herald on the
10th inst. under the Mobile head