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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-14
SETH CLARK,

81 I'll CLARK,
III No. 5, ErchaHge- Street,
II EEPS constantly on hand of the Iate est fash
N ions, a general assortment OF
COATS, II RUSSIAN BELTS,
SURTOUTS, " HANDK'FS.
FROCK-COATS, N DRAWERS and
CLOAKS, II WAlSTCOATS, fan.
Duff Great COATS, nel,
PANTAL0ON5, 4 Fur GLOVES,
VESTS, y Leather do.
SHIRTS. = SUBSCRIBERS,
CRAVATS, n HOSE, long y short.
Also
A general assortment Of black, blue, mixed s.
drab
BROADCLOFHS & CASSiMERES
Valencia, Toilinet, Silk Florentne
and Marsailles VEoFlNG,
of the most fashionable patterns;
Real Scotch and Tartan PLAlDS,
Hair CAMBLEFS,
English Do.
White and Green FLANNEEIS;
Silk and Cotton VELVETo;
Military BUTTONS:
Irish & Brown LINENS;
Steam Loom SHIRTINGS.
fSI-The GboDe GOODS being IF the first quail
aty are offered loo.
*~*.4H orders promptly and faithfully erscuted
Oct. 90.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-14
WANTED 70 EMPLOY,

100 OR more GOOD WEAVERS, to whom
W far prn- Will be given. Apply to
NATHANIEL CROCKETT,
At his Store in Maine-etreet, opposite VIM.
Gray's Rope Walk, where is kept constantly for
sale, wholesale and> retail, complete assert
ment of
W. [. Goods and Groceries,
on as reasonable terms as they can be purchased
elsewhere.
ON HAND
WINES g. SPIRITS,
Of as good quality as can be purchased in town
Jan. 2, 1923. If.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-14
TO TANNERS.

HIDE IND LEATHER STORE.
GWETT Il HAMMOND have removed from
- NJ. 3. Central St. to NJ. 10 India Wharf,
Corner If India Street, BOSTON, where tbey
will keen constantly for sale good assortment Of
Hides, Goat-Skins and Leather,
which they will sell on the best terms for CASH
Or CREDIT
OF LEATHER received on consignment,
and HID advanced on The same.
Boston, Jan. Z, 1928. Sm.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-14
DIED

DIED,
In Frecport, 9Th inst. Mr.. Barnabas Soule in the
65th year Of his age.-At Bolton, Conn Rev. Mr..
PaTme!ee.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-14

at The sig@ Of lie BIBLE, No. 3. .Uusseys Row.
Il EEPS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE, an extensive
~ assortment If
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-14

kS AVE received, and offer for sale at their
= Store, No. g. foot of hxchange-stseet, gen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-27

Ii IS asserted in the Havana papers that the
private armed ship Veloz Mariana, carried
into Martinique by French fiigaie. has been
given up. [Cnmtesion .ifercuru
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-27
MARSHAL'S SATE

"
ECuRSuANI g. decree GI te rior cancery
for hodi.rict Of Williamsburg ~ he sold tho Oh
est bidder OnSaturllv the b day AT july ,eing the LAY
the chancery canrO before ~" door Raleigh
Tavern, hat valuable led Yarmouth belonging to
The estate Of JOl.s Coke
laie Col lanes. This estate LES in the James
City Immediately Chickaion,ny river, here Is nnti-
ui prime ar, great portion of which Is fist
low grounds and in big Improvement ami
under god and substantial inciosures THIS safe affords
the bt - all Kinds stock the lower counrv
itaJjund ia fine springs OF the best eIer healthy
and agreeable urigI hood There belonging this
farm COOL hherv for Siad, behring's, STURGEON rock
venisnn and wild fowl abundance TIE building. con-
ing the river, aud Eoring handsome prospect kitchen
dairy, Smoke busc granny staes nnd every o,bcr
house sufficient Tor the comfortable accommodation uf
family, hch have NIL Undergone thorough repair Ahcut
1900 OF this lard Ghcunds quality
and
might b. very Jr"iialy disposed Of Mch enc mvatos
might b. reclaimed this Iiit!e expense
labor Persons distance dssous G purchas-
ing hand, respectfully invited this sale
positively he Sold and in my opinion viii
gain as will not l'e met with again.
VIII he sold nj the iiue place. under ihc afore
said decree, small grist MILL wth Of
tached aud lies within about miles Of Yarmouth,
situated ona gcod and in populous neighbour
hood, and has bfeu found very profitable. good
mill might he erected az hut te expense, and the pur-
chaser 81 farmuuih would he found proitabie
The terms viii be credit rs
OF the purchase money without interest; remaining
third credit during the life time OF the widow with
est from The day Of sale be paid her annually.
and approved personal security, aud deed in
property the payment ofthe hole vii, be requi-
red. WIN. MiCANULISU NJ = g. g. W IL
June C. ads
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-27
HYGEIA HOTEL

rJIIiE subscriber has house NJ Old Point Comfort
d known 10y the above title, now prepared TO re-.
ctive company.
The Proprietor conemplates building n large addition
which, when completed win increase OF rooms
10 twenty. This will be in readiness early in Univ
The To this place by Steam ns from palti-
more, Washington City, Richmond and PetersI,nrg-(ron
which tiepassengers hand within few ward. of the
bousee saving in toe expense OF horses and carr
ages witch are entirely useless bereevrry facility being
Afforded 10y the HAMPTON steam Scat, which runs daily be.
tween NuTipk, Old Point Comfort sa.
lJbry OF the climate, being constantly refreshed with lie
sea reszcs'be hard sandy beach for Sal, Water bathing
sud Bath Houses which he Immediately erected ,r
the accommodation of the Ladies', all comne render t,
The ost desirable situation, perhaps tire United Sntes
for in'nldas we'll as for those whose object is pleasure
and amusement.
Sheepshea Hof-f,h aHJ other fine fish for TIE isfs
may he cHngkt IN the greatest abundance 81 and about the
UP Rays nnd VIII afford great amusement TO those who
uIay bc fond of'bc SPORT ~
lhe S'cer Ia. made arrangement fora constant sup.
ply ofJuNiPtn WATER from the Disi. swarsI-airl
he promises l VISITORS abundant table lie iest Mem
Fish Ossers, audi la fact OF every thing winch can er,
" The rniaie-bc best Liquors, Wines Gc--pood auen-
Lance tsving already engaged some excellent servants,
md his ric which win I've exclusively deyotei 10 ill.,
enlargement of The Establishment.
I-''as If Granddaughter day. < ~ rer week, : -
Dngrr t'tu than a week, At the rate nf sioefs
nav w.. B-ff ENANCTS \. TAYLOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-27
WE55STI,IIN AGENlIY--


WE subscriber aFeut number Of citizens ofYir-
e E'nai having found II necessary establish Of
oet the seat Oi Government Kentucky, has procured
s,mnse with view of extending his business, and will
reeve Agencies for icng h1,ines Of NIL descriptions
ng mnd Investigating ss,. prosecuting suits, pay
s 'Ae collecting mDnr,, &c. TO ala him ia which, he
~ ehEAged the best counsel ~ the Having been
aged IN tbs business for five years. he has been
10y compelled To- procure extensive connected 81
~ ouhry With tract laid down, % .shrw all
~ Ues conflicting with H. and far these connection,
;" etis strong confidence IN Us ability dFterUiue
sl aiiye strength These connections already extend
all =" 3Os miles the Obio river, aud ic rfadu
CO.. Snlg'ng 81 hat after while he hopes upon the
s,, w 40 agency for land TO be able 10 dternide The
H. hu 81 Tue dle aud frnm his general acquaintance with
10 know ,he quail of'he Inud wheu; much diff
O,., ne sNiscrihrr has also office c7tablshed IN
b Dp''ugh ~ The ieli0v Banks where, IN is ABSENCE
a. t"'hfr. Phillip friplei' will attend his basiness
to " tO'tnce from Frankfort, his busiess wifi he At
10 nv M a. T. Burnley. Letters directed ~ the
esi u" frHnktort post pnid, ti he prou py aerd
~ NJ Application can also be made 70 ur Thos Gfeeu
s,,t nphf Va who will iiewn TERMS aud Is
O'"eu 10 eater into contracts loi agcnrics.
,-or,. NOBEVT TEIrLETr.
Vi 1T mas moi hc auss Inform thu citizens or
m VI WHO hold land and have agents 10 Kenactf.
f.i, land may be lost for vast attention., by fur
inc ~ non payment Of taxes nrts of limit Nuu, brins
us ahi IN opening DEGREES Olsicrd bg Default sD.re
cse oh ftfy hiriss grounds death ~ Witnesses who
are Nv blish their clauis aud IN other Wavs. Many
p,i, hoy tits los-bu many Supposed ice lost which
S,,y goud management he reclaimed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-27
EOR SALE.

MY tract Of land in Abemsrle county, heretofore nv
WI residence, consisting of $50 abnut 1000 OF
hch OF the best mountain quality, and 800 living he
lew The mountain eni extending from generally of good
sua,ity aud remarkably well mberei, and waeEed The
tract lies the south side of the Rivnnna branch of
ya,ne, river, naviyalle for b.eauX Milton which Is
within 81 miles. IL is miles from Charlotte lille ard
from The University of its advantageous situation, for
eal,h and society remark need be made here The
estate has all the usual improve II, comodios
weIlr house bulldogs for and other domestic
purpuses good stables barns with mae
grisi and Hil with good houses for managers and
aiorers. we'll posted for each purpose and all good
pa The be divided into several
PARTS and will lac disposed Of ii desired The pawn
the purchase be male hy instruments. with
very liberal credit, 10 I've agreed at the lime of s!e
The and the stock OF every kind nay be soft! it'll
the baud
have also or sale another tract, Of rather than 100
acres miles below Milton, wiha nf The river,
its northern side which lies we'll is of good. quality we'll
tnlbered Watered and has valuable vein limestone
assug through IL. This tract il di, ID into
earh wing il dwelling house very conmodi,us Cor
small family with necessary buildings. Credit will
given, this tract, Ia Ike manner, tor the other.
Pssons irenable purchase will address themselves
directly JAMES MONROE.
wa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-27
MARSHAL'S SAFE

VI T.7LO.fBLE LIN DS IND SL.3fES.
NDER decree of the superior Of chaucery FOR
- The Richmond district, pronounced the 26ib day OF
January 1919 ia depending therein between VII
liam Bernard, of John ipkins deceased, pli
gRnst Thomas H. i,ootes drit. shall The i0fb day
July next at The front door of the Eagle Hotel in the ci
OF Echmpn, OH Tor sale by public auction ht Etes;
bidder for Cash the following properiy, much fheteo
as may be sufficient safety The bainp under ssid
decree viz 1875 Of ND bng the county of Glo,s
ceser 250 acres Of which purchased of Lewis Dor
Wen and wife by The said Hones, ard 1928 John
Stubs. and adioining The lands Of Lewis -
Wa.ns aud Others lying partly on Severn river S7
OF 'ad covered by the said BUrye ell in tue deed
also The house aud land containing acres hcreon the
sn HOlies formerly resided adjoining the of Frede
Hckslurg and tue following SLAVES viz. Peter, Mcla-
e. Tom, Isaac Nat Net. Peter Jesse. Frederick. Miles,
Sa"ney Sarah and child Sal, Easier Charles phiis lem
ny aud her daughter Jenny Patty, Frankey, Rhiis, child
r9urrn, Humphrey and TUn Alice and her child Sally ;
ey ana her child Billy aud Lucy, Fanny her child BLY,
.S'e her child Polly, Rose her child Billy, Jonathan aud
Fam iiaohel, Sla Dick Black smith and Tenor lis wife.
ne above sale viii commence O'Clock on tue day
aforesaid. l. GUERRA ~ NJ G q e. n ID
thr balance due and PAYABLE nader the above decree
with interest from the frst das of January last.
y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-27
BY RITCHIE s. GOOCH. ]

TT The ENoUIRERi is published twice week. general
aud three tiiss week during session of the State
T,ttuye-Price, the same hcrrtoiore Five DoVTs
payabe in advance. Notes of chartered, specie
,cing Banks (oiyJ viii be received in PAYMENT. The Ed
nor, will guarautee the safety Of ren,ii,i"g them by MAIL
,Ss nn.tage OF all letters being paid Ivy the writer's
~ Nopaprr win be discontinued, bui 1.-THE discretion
NJ The Ellios un all arrearages have been paid
M whoever viii guarantee the payment nine papers
hall have tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
NJ One square tes-First insertion, rs ceutsench
continuance 50 cents.
inserted until IL has either paid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-27
SAFE on LGND

(N virtue of deed II irut executed the suscricr
- 90 ne at cay ut October i8if aDd recorded in the
clerks Office Of James City county court bv william r.
rr iof certain purposes therein expressed. shalt on
homy the gu Gay OF Joy next, proceed se FOR cash,
ia the city ofW amsbure IN froot NJ the Rnlejl Tavern
y public sucion 10 ile bighes idfer land,
re containing one hnndfed and fwenv-Gve acres, the
er containing hundred acres situate 4, inc and re-
nc ~ The eogny - JAMES City, wi'hiu six miles
he said civ. rhe little l. believed 10 he GOOD bu ! viii
convey nay sucb title as IS vested in nc.
June a. 80 q, i''''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-27
FROM PERNAMBUCO.

We have received this morning, by the ar
rival OF the Thames, at New London, three let
tcrs from u friend at Pernnmburo, dated the
9th, eth and 9th of May. We publish extract:
from each ofthtse letters. The principal part
of the letter bfthe 9Th relates tn Ire successes
of the Rnyalists in Peru and Chill, and con-
firms wha, we have before published on that
subject. These letters are the latest received
from Pernambuco, although the dates con
tanned in these from Rio Janero, are not so
late by two days as we have before received
from that place. Our former ad, ices, how
ever, principally related to the markets, and
these letters speak of other matter.
NJ y. Com. .4dr.
PERNAMBuco, May 6.-Ad,ces from our
correspondents at Bahia dated the nth ult.
state. that AN expedition had arrived at that
place from Lisbon, with 900 troops, which
were landed on the 3lst March that in conse-
quence he Brazilian army had retired few
miles into the country, and that Gen. Madeira
was preparing 10 march aud engage them
The squadron were likewise about TO sail in
quest of the Rio fleet.
We have letters, likewise, from Rio dated
April S,h, from one of which we make the
following extract" On the first inst. Lord
Cochrsne sailed in the Don Pedro, 6I gun
ship, being made Admiral of the Brazilian
navy, with squadron composed of frigate,
and several corvettes aud hrgs, TO cruizp off
Bahia, which, by an Imperial Decree, dated
tho 29th ult. is declared to be in "A rigorous
state of blockade"
That the blockade is in force " auhenii.
Gated by a brig which arrived on the Goth ult.
in thee days Oft Bahia. From the above in
formation, il may bc expected thai an engage
meni will take place both by sea and laud
should the Patriots prevail, Portugal will lose
her last fOothpd in the BrGzils. We await the
result with considerable anxiety.
May 8th--In letter from Rio de Janeiro
dated the 2lst ult. our correspondent says,
50 that large amount of lie Cor's bills which
have been lying under discussion, are this day
accepted by the Bank To the amount oi
100000 dollars. His situation in the Banda
Oriental is precnrious, and his resources
limited. Many fear he will have to return tc
Rio Granir. The Cortcs met IA few days
since 10 organize their House."
9ih-Letiers from oar correspondents a!
Rio de Janeiro. dated the i.ll alt. state thai
the Brazilian frigato Neihrrohy, Capt, Taylor
sailed from lilo on the 18th, To- act in concert
with the hockadins squadron of Bahia, and
the Real Carolina irIgate is preparing to sal
on the same expedition. The above named
letters came by an English hrfg which arriv et
nj this port Yesterday, in days from Bahia
and reports that the Rio squadron had moi
been seen ofl there for two days previous Il
her departure and that the Portuguese.
squadron, consisting Of IS sail, sailed at ib,
same time he did, in pursuit Of them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-27
COTTON EXAMINATIONS.

TylR SALE-A plantation ia the State of Mississippi,
Il situated on the bayou Pierre two ues below the
Grnjstoae Ford, Hnd Eve from the of Gibson Port
contain, about 1920 acres Of auG, nearly the whole Of
first rate quality hoD for cnlon and corn400
cleared mud under guod isAce and CuiYaon-a pas
,ure o about 500 acres is also enclosed.
person desic"ns Of migrating With his negroes from
Virginia, and farming IN cotton large eNtes, would
aud this estate worthy ofnitentiOn Two thirds OF the land
quite level, not subject overflow, and does
wash aud out like oiie Ursnls In the Misss-
spp slate. Ii h1s IL smll dwelling house nm
elevated situation, commenting extensive view OF the
plantation Very superior hOUc, aud stables;
and cabins for eighty negroes, of them framed
quite newt is exceedingly well waterrd ti,nbered,
and has produced itC1S ofcleau each pokerl
good stnck ct horses, cge aud hugs farming utensils
NAV be hsd with ihe plantation, and il the purchaser
should wish hon 20 a IN neerueS.
Application 60 lie made 10 Mr. George Robinson, South
wood Lodge, Matched, state OF N,,sispui, the
snbScrhrr ANDREW SMITH.
Bichrlnnd, June 6. 'a-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-27
TRUST SALE.

F(Y virtue Of ds.,, - 49,, .,,i D., ryi., q nor
- 10 an, sosc,i,s, t. =, ~, ~ ,e,, og nees,r
ger 1921, and .oiv fer ~ ~, oece ~ lie count, e,ert
MOI, .niih 10 secure the payment ~ ccrtain 81
e4e uerei1 mentioned 10 James r. Errrsos, one oi tbe
or fH"sc 81 Thomas Miller deed, shsil ON he igl day
es ~ next proceed ~ sell upon The premises, the ill
C,,c-.f ~ cash ten ~ land ~ ie equity Of
aioy' .ni commonly called Mersvir, aios two mile
lar we tourihnn.e the praeu residence of The said
3D. ~ y hch there is public handing, yard, - p
e-bst nv ute0f rs shall PC sufficient pay and aiisfs
snv i 'e due nn'er ihe .aid deed. The trustees wii
e,sj, such ide rs Is vested w. themthe title T. be
wa 70 indieputshie.
WILLIAM BOILING, lar....
bne H. Ni7 'Vh-AS ~ FAO"hNS 80.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-27

VIII 70 sod ~ Zacharinh favo-s f-vcro on fe ,2,s
" fwgf Jag Herf, ir the NJ Cnriersefic five
iiaCfs ~ fhc CARrKRSvfLLE NUDGE srOcK, lie.
inEinc o. The ~sote ~ John ,. Reyuols deceased Tor
r.h ~ WINS Sdadfson. administrators viii, ie viii IN
nefef. Tuss g. y,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-07-03
Latest from Europe.
.New York. June IS.


The London packet ship London, Capt.
Chandler, has just arrived. in "a days from the
Isle OF Wight, and brings us London papers one
day later than were before received, and Paris
dates two days later. We have only time to
make very concise summary.
The News that NJ ina had succeeded in gain
ing the rear of Marshal Money IS confirmed.
This the French Ultras call retreating, but when
the General succeeds in efecting what his adj
versary yainly endesvors to prevent. it has very
much the appearance Of an Advance.
The Piiofe announces the communications on
the road from from to Vittoria having need 81
protection, several detachments OF troops have
been Withdrawn from the army beslesing st.
Sebastian for that service.
The garrison of ST. Sebastian have made a
! ssrtie, which the French papers very modestiy
say, "has put into their power number OF
| French prisoners
Two new Guerilla chief,ains have presented
| themselves, che named Mendaca. ex-aid.de-
camp to General Poier i; the other Col Pablo,
SCREAMED Chapalangara. The latter has spe-
| cially undertaken to scour the route leading
| from Vitoria, throu h Salvatienns to Pampelu.
ma. One Of the sons Of Count Espelette, Ex'
| Ficeroy of Navarro, is also in that province, at
| the head of Guerilla party.
The Bayonne papers mention, that 10 wagons
| heavily laden with money, tor the supply OIL
French, have passed that place.
The advance of tie French army, which our
| last intelligence left in Valladold. have made a
| rctregrGde march to Burgos. The reason for
! this movement is alleged to be to avoid col
! iioie6 with the Portuguese army, with whom
| the French are not at war
A convoy of goods, chiefly for the French ar.
my, the amount of8 millions, left Bayonne or
! the 9th under a good escort.
1t is again stated, that the factious Portuguese
under Amafante, were on their way to join the
| French. Eego has written that he shall not
cease to pursue them. These rebels had taker
the road to Aslorga, to avoid Morilo, who had
left ValladoIld with some cavalry.
a later paragraph states, that at Council Of
War. the Portuguese Constitutional ARMY judi
ged IT not prudent to penetrate Spain any tar
Their, and had commenced march home again
There are no later dispatches from the French
head quarters, at Burgas. than the lOth--no'
as late as were fore received.
The provisional junta, or (Regency) was te
leave Burgos for Vittoria. This does not look
much like going to Madrid as soon as they had
anticipated
The health Of the British King is so much
better that no bulletin was issued on the 18th
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-07-03
MATCHES, May IS.
TEXAS.

From a gentleman of intelligence,
recently arrived from st. Antonio, III
the province of Texas, which place he
left on the 10Th ult. we derive the fol-
lowing intelligence that the crops
were favourable, bnt that provisions
were scarce-hour so dollars per bar
rel corn Is dollars per bushel. The
new colonization law, ia copy OF
" hich we arc promised is represen.
ted MS holding cut strong Inducements
to emigrants governors OF provinces
being authorised TO grant to any per,
son who will make an actual settlement,
five miles square OF land.
General 'rraspuiacius, the govern
er of Texas, was at St. Antonio
when our informant left there. A
prospectus for anewsEaper had been
fsued, and its publication was to hang
commenced in few days
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-07-03

nrc.ert separate article, an scaled wi!h
the. seals of our arms.
Done at Madrid, this 5th day OF July,
1914.
q. 81 N. Ell DUoUE DE SAN CARLOS.
O.. S. H. WELLESLEY.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-07-03

HAVANA.--The.editor of the
Charleston Mercury has received late
Hlvana papers, which state that the
Governor General Of Cuba has open
ed contract for the purchase OF ten
thousand quintaIs Of gunpowder. One
individual had offered to take it at
;S22; but the contract would not be
closed by the government under thirty
days.
Great exertions are making by the
Governor to reform the police Of Ha
vana. Passports OF the old sort are
proposed to DE done away with, and
certificates Of fee pass to be given in
theic stead to all The natives between
the ages OF 16 and 60, whose names.
occupations and residence are to be
enrolled.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-07-03

Extract OF letter from gentleman
at Gibraltar to his friend in Baltimore,
dated May 10
"Many spanishprivatcers are alrea.
dy out, and have captured several
French vessels"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-07-03

The Wdr.--Lettcrs received at
Boston f5om the French capital, cs
innate the expenses Of the war III thc
Peninsula, at no less than d0,O0Ot.
sterling upwards of $50, 000) sper
diem.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-07-03
CHARLES HARRIS.

Nots.-We understand that Capt
Harris IS Indebted for bis life to the cir
cumstance Of his being Frssmason
having met with several masons among
the pirates, WHO interceded for him.