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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-16
TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE
Is ~ acres of LAND

on Washington-Street-Portland.
n o. 10 ACRES on the west side running
@4 go rods and 8 links on said Street, and
from thence to Back Cove. with the privilege
of the Oats adjoining. Also, acres on the
east side Of said street, directly opposite said
ID IL acres, running 81 rods on said street,
A more particular description Of which may
be had and plan Of the land examined by
applying to the subscribers. The land on the
West side of WashingtOn-Street is capable Of
being divided into
SIXTY-TWO HOUSE LOTS.
leaving three Streets running from said street
TO Back Cove, each street 3 rods wide--it is
situated near the Junction Of Cumberland and
Washington Streets, and near the centre Of
business, and must be good property. The
above property will be offered on very advan-
tageous terms at PRIVATE SALE, for a few
weeks, and at AUCTION in November, if
not previously sold by
ATWOOD g. QUINCY, .4uct'rs.
Portland, Sept. Is, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-16

TIE subscribers having taken the es-
Enlistment Of the Portland Gazette, are
prepared to execute the various kinds OF
BOOK ~ gl~)fE DIP rTySNTNo(H
Such as BOOKS-PAMPHLETS-
CARDS-HAND-BILLS-and BLANKS
of every description, in the neatest man.
ner, and at short notice.
The former friends Of the establishment
are respectfully invited to continue their
patronage.
ADAMS. PAINE r. WOODBURY..
Gazette-Oflce, Sept. Is, 1923.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-16
MILITARY GOODS.

Consisting Of very rich gilt, plated and steel
mounted SWORDS and SABRBS, with solid
scabbards, richly figured; brass mounted Ar
tiflery Swords ; rich gold, silver, gilt and pls-
ted EPAULETS and WINGS; gilt and plated
HAT TASSELS; gold, silver, gilt and plated
VeIum Lace, Binding, BRAID aud Cord Stars
and other coat Ornaments Plume Sockets ;
Swivels; Sword Chains and Eagles; Morocco
Sword Belts; Worsted Cord; silk and worsted
Sashes: one case vulture and common Plumes:
one case elegant military coat and vest But
tons, agreeable to law, made particularly for
this market. Also cap and Beh Plates. with
the arms Of the State raised upon them. A
liberal discount will he made to those who
purchase TO sell again, or TO companies who
furnish themselves together.
GFGentlemen Officers and others will find
It much to their interest to call, as they will
have the advantage of selecting from an ex-
tensive assortment.
Sept. |, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-16
MARSHALL NEY & MICHAEL RUDOLPH.

MARSHALL NEY & MICHAEL RUDOLPH.
The story, recently so current in our
Newspapers, of Marshall Ney having been the
same parsonage as an American Revolutions
ry officer, named Michael Rudolph, has call
ed forth an enquiry and reply of the celebrat-
ed Genet, relative of the widow of New.
formerly minister ofthe French Republic TO
the United States, and now residing in this
country as naturalized citizen. In his
reply, Genet has taken the liberty to illus
trate some part ofhis own history, and sturdily
to deny certain facts, strongly marking his
impudence and arrogance, while representing
the French Directory in this country, dur
ing the administration of Washington. Few
persons, tolerably acquainted with passing
events, and the lapse Of time between the
American and French revolutions, would be
inclined to believe that Ney and Rudolph
could have been different names for the same
individual. But that Genet should venture
to deny, in the face of documents and state
papers, efficiently notorious. that he ever
was guilty of such outrage and insult to the
federal administration and laws, as to compel
his dismissal, evinces that he has lost none oil
that effrontery for which he was formerly Sc
distinguished
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-16

MIR. JUNKlNs respectfully informs the iu-
|II habitants Of Portland, that the third
quarter of his School will commence on
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 8, at his School Room,
in Federal Street where he will continue to
give instruction TO youth of both sexes in
Reading. Writing, arithmetic, English Gram
mar, Orthography, Punctuation. Geography,
Logic. Rhetoric, Surveying, Navigation, Book
Keeping, and the Latin Language. He ac-
knowledges, with lively emotions Of gratitude,
the very liberal patronage thus far given his
Seminary, by his friends and the pulic, and
hopes, from his attention to his pupils, 10
merit its continuance.
Terms-S4 per quarter, Of ~ weeks.
Application may be made to him at Mrs.
Bakers, Essex Street, or at his school room.
Reference-Gen S. FEssENDES,
Messrs. n. MITCHELL,
n. CRAM.
A. SHAW.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-16

were about 10 fall upon the rear OF the French
IN concert with 5000 regulars. with view to
harrass the French in their long and difficult
retreat, which il was believed the affairs at
Corunna would compel them to undertake.
NINA is not only alive, but active and vigil
ant in watching the movements Of the French.
Wepublish to-day some accounts of the de-
lection of conspiracy supposed to aim at
overturning the government in Cuba. Proba-
bly, the accounts of its formidable character
have been exaggerated. The reputed leaders
In this abortiye attempt, are said to have been
too destitute Of character, influence and re-
sources to offer any prospect of success in
such desperate attempt. Our commercial
connexions with this island and the impor-
lance of trade and capital embarked therein,
render il interesting that correct information
should be obtained, relating TO any movements
calculated to jeopardize such an extensive
commerce.
estimated 100000 :--of which number are,
Whites, 234,000.
Slaves, 10000.
Free coloured, 10000.
The greater part Of the white population is
IN commercial towns the remainder CONSISTS
of planters scattered over the Island. The
free blacks are found in towns the slaves on
plantations in the interior
BY the success of the Spanish Patriots and
the capitulation of Morales, which took place
on the 4th of Aug. the war in Colombia is
considered at an end, and its independence
secured.
The celebrated picture of Lord Liverpool,
painted by Copley, an American Artist, has
been recently purchased at public sale in
London, by the present Earl of Liverpool for
1000 guineas.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-16
ANATOMY.

hR. LITTLE will commence his DEMON
IL sTRATIoNs OF ANATOMY the first Of Oc-
'ober. Pupils will see dissections and have
the use of preparations-privile not gen.
orally enjoyed in schools Of this kind.
Sept. l.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-16
PUBLIC SALES.
SALE Ar ArCTlON.

1obe sold, On ne ninth dau n October nerf, az
Al o'clock, "A. mr. at Public AUCTION, On Hs
ErtHlses.
A LII that part Of certain tract Of land IN
"a Portland, in ne County of Cumberland.
formerly assigned d ne tridolr VI .4ntlony
Braofett, deceased, as part ~ her D0iCer w NV
Establishing southeast OF Danforih-street,
containing 40 house lots, 81 Of which will be
sold, as by plan 10 be exhibited AT The sale.
These lots are near the Portland Bridge,
commanding an excellent prospect Of the
harbour and Cape Elizabeth situation not
excelled BY any land now offered for sale ia
this town. Conditions al the sale,
JAMES NEAL, \ Proprietors'
LEVI CUTTER. ( Committee.
Portland, Sept. Is, 1923 3w
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-16
PORTLAND BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY.

THE members Of the Portland Benevolent Society,"
are hereby notified. thar the Annual Meeting
for the choice of Officers &c. viii be holden at the
Court House in Portland, on Wednesday. me eighth
day Of October next, at three o'clock in the after
noon.
tET-As important business will come before the
Society, general attendance is requested
S. LONGFELLOW, il. Secry.
Sept I6. 1923.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-16
NOTICE.

THE Pr0prietors Of Portland Bridge are hereby
IL notified that an assessment Of twenty-five dol.
lars on each share, (being the Sd assessmen,) has
been made by the Directors, pursuant % the vote
81 said Propnetors and that the same ~ paid W
the Treasurer on or before the 25th day IF Septem-
Der instant and they are requested 10 paw The same
accordingly, TO ELIAS THOMAS Treasurer
Portland Sept Is 1923. 4
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-16

MR.. TURNER. from Boston win pronounce a
WI farelcsH Lecture THIS EVENING. at the A.
cademy, at IL past 7oclock-after which tie will
give serious and comic RECTT4TTO.NS, with
limitations Of distinguished men who have displayed
this art with power and ability.
t6PTickets IS cents each may be had at Mr.
Samuel yohnson's BOOKSTORE, and at the Bar
Of Mr.. .MifeteFs Hotel
Portland, September l6, 1928
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-16
Neac jail at Alfred. York COUNTY,.

Under an order of the Court Of Sessions, and
in pursuance ofcertain Legislative provisions,
the votes ofthe people of the County of York
we're taken by Yeas and Nays at the last town
meetings for electing State Officers, on the
question " whether a new Jail should be
built at Alfred in the place designated by the
Sessions" II was decided in the negative, by
great majority, there having been but very
few yeas.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-16
FOR SALE AT
JEREMIAH GORE, jas.

Commission Store,
No. 6, SOUTH SIDE LoNG-WHARF
THESTS and Boxes Hyson, Young Hyson
~ Tyson Skin, Caper souchong, souchong
aud Bohea Teas; Hogsheads apd Barrels ST
Croix Sugars: BbIs. Clear, No. I 81 Prime Pork
Hhds. Choice s.. Croix and W. L. Rum
Or. Casks Sicily MADEIRA and Malaga Wines
Pipes Cognac and MarseiIles Brandy Pipe
Holland & Hhds & Bbls. American Gin Ca.k
Rsi.ins Casks Winter and Summer Sperm
Oils Manila Indigo; Bbls Tar; Casks Rice
Boxes Mould and Dipt Candles; Boxes Bake
and Lspham's No 1, Chocolate Casks Pain
)h I; Boxes of Soap; PePper--Nutmegs-
Cloves
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-16
An elegant New Chase.

WILL be sold At private sale. If applied
~ for before TUESDAY, 23d September,
or Al PUBrIc AUCTION on that day, AT lt
O'clock, 81 Office IVY Ezchange-Strcet
ATWOOD 4 QUINCY, .4uct'rs
Portlan'. August 26. 1923
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-16

weekly newspaper to be called the NauticaiTn
teIligencer, 10 commence Oct /. Its princi-
pal object is to furnish the latest foreign intel
ligence, marine news, arrivals of all vessels
there, and vessels BY them left in foreign ports
lists of passengers &c. From its place OF
publication we doubt not the paper will be
found interesting to merchants and others
concerned in navigation.
A new weekly publication is also announc.
ed to be commenced in Washington on the
1st Oct next, to be called the National Jour.
nal connected with il is to be an extra sheet
when necessary, to give account Of the pro
ceedings Of Congress and State papers, &c.
The Worcester Spy has been enlarged and
essentially improved. The first number in Its
new form was published on Wednesday last.
Cornelius p. Van Ness, is elected Cover.
nor of Vermont, without much opposition.
Jerome Bonaparte has bought bis brother
Lucien's palace at Rome, for 10000 Roman
crowns--and is furnishing it IN the richest
manner. Napoleon's mother continues to enjoy
good health.
Accounts from Ireland represent the Pro-
testants, as apparently experimenting some ca
lamity, and the Catholics as meditating some
great effort, and confident of success.
The Br. Whale Fishery, at the various sta
tons employed in 1913, l55 vessels--In 1922,
1879. The bounty has amountedin year to
about 100000.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-16
EVENING SCHOOL.

Mr.. JUNKIEs will likewise commence an
Evening School at the above named place, on
Thursday Evening, Oct. 8 where he will
give instruction in the various branches of
English and Mathematical education, and
Penmanship
Terms-S4 per quarter.
Honrs Of attendance, from to g, on the
evenings Of Mondays and Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Fridays. Apply as above.
September Is, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-16
ISAAC INGERSOLL
Bank OF Portland.

THE Stockholders Of the BANE or PORT
LAND, are hereby notified that their An
nual Meeting will be holden al their Banking
house, on MoSDAY the sirth day Of October
merit, al A o'clock ID the afternoon, for the
purpose Of choosing seven Directors, for the
year ensuing, and trsnsactins such other bush
ness relative to said Bank, as may then come
before them.
By order Of the President and Directors,
Afford RICHARDSON, Cashier.
Portland, Sept 10, 1923.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-16
also

London'White LEAD Dry Ground 10. Black DO
do. Patent do. Stone do. VERDEGRTSE
WHITING, Spanish BROW.N. Venetian RED
Orange do. LITIEARGE, Ground do YER
.NILLIOyN Gum COP.4L, do SHELL-4C. Spir
its TURPENTEJNE, Prus. BLUE, Slip do
ROSE Pink--LINSEED OIL, &c. &c.
Also
A complete assortment Of MEDICINES, which
they can warrant to be Of the first quality PLY
SlClANS and country traders are requested to cal
and examine for themselves both as to quality anC
prices.
MEDICINE CHESTS faithfully put up anc
repaired at short notice.
ALSO.
90 Casks Dupont's GUN-POWDER,
90 FlaSks do. do,
August 20.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-16
5000 dolls.

Nav now be obtained for FIVE DOLLARS, Or
$3.50 for St,S7 t-2.
TTfCKETS are selling rapidly, and it is
probable there will be bat few to sell when the
Lottery commences drawing. This being a
Lottery in our own State, and for our own
benefit, PATRIOTISM should induce those who
do not tCdnt money to buy those who do, will
Of course buy. WhoIes are now S., Quarters
81 81 Eighths IS cents. but will rise on the
Goth of this mouth, and the Lottery draws 81
the Town HossE in this town on the 18th
October.
0FLetters by Mail, (post paid) enclosing
cash. or prize tickets in the National Lottery
signed by the subscriber, promptly attended
to by NJ. DAVIS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-16

10 Hhds Mnscovsdo Sugar,
10 boxes Canton Sugar,
Is cases Sweet Oil-30 TASKS each,
is bbls Brown Sugar, &c. &C.
Aug. 26 II. :. tf)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-16

In Brunswick, Capt. John A. DunniDg to
Miss Hannah :. Owen.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-16

Cornelius p. Van Ness, is elected Cover
nor OF Vermont, without much opposition.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-29
SALE OF NEGROES. r..

M M D soldfon Monday the a September next NJ the
" late cwelng-lousc ol Charles q Field decreased i'm
iechlenbug -n, Va from 30 90 40 likely Negroes con
sung "i meH wnneo t-ys and girls heoDging to Tie es.
"ie oi ihr SOLD q. Feid.Also ~ the same fine and
nte TOE stock Of horscs, cattle, hsg> and sleep oeee,
"h ai the hohsrhnn and kitchen furniture CONSISTING of
Many W uahe articles viz. mahogany sidcboard tables
send &c several excellent beds with their firniture
't huenf silver plate wellfoned piano. an excelenf
'uf-whteifd fiding carriage which has been but fe
Twin plated harness aud paif ef large kev wei.
pke horses choice collection of bopks-wii6 nnnt
iler articles, unnecessary to psriiculsrize.
Terms az the sale will be credit until The tst Of Son,
~ on the negoesand Until TIE isf ofApi next on other
'tcles, Tor al sums exceeding f0-hrio.y That arnoef
Ssh viii De expected. Bonds wiil approved ecnrite vii
fcqwred nerug interest from The tte; be fnteref
u lie remilted in al eases here pncinsy In noVnert
observed. ALIxr iElID ArH,, 'tsso,
August 10 ep -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-29

~ CnANCERY-At rules held in the clerks Office Of
L the OF ihe United States for the fifth circuit ami
Virginia district, in the month of June 1888
john Brown jun. Pr
against
James Dureli, ndmor OF David Boyd and John D. Iia-
knS and Richard Bullock, e2orS James BOYD, Dsn
The defendants John ID. ilaw sins Richard Bullock
executors OF James Boyd bavug their
and given security according the court
aud appearing they inhabitants Of this strict ON
the motion of The plantiby his counsel il is ordered ina,
the said defendants appear the FIRST
and answer the bill OF the plaintiff copy of this
order lie forthwith inserted in newspaper printed in
the city 81 Richmond for Two months and
posted at tue front door of the CaiO! in the said cy
Aecpy-Iesie, RID JEFFRlES, elk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-29

From wounds whose only bandage nigh, he chains;
Then, when their drausht quenche, locked sadly
round,
As wondering how so many still were fJsnd
Alive and feiterlesS but silent all,
Eacl sought his fellows ewes as ii tn call
On him for language, which his lips denied,
As though their voices with their had died.
Their escape Impossible; but the canoes of the
friendly Islanders approach beuithe eXOrum to this
act is very pretty.
White as a white s,ii n du,iSy sea,
When halt the hcyiLon's clouded aud half free,
tluuerinC between the dun and the SHY,
Is hopes last CLEAN in MUS extremity.
Her anchor parts but sin her sail
Attracts our eyes amidst the rudest gale
Though every she climbs divides IA more,
The heart still follows from the lone,iest shore.
MOI distant from the isle of Toobonai,
black rock rears its bosom DER the spray,
The haunt of birds, desert 10 mankind
Where the rough seal reposes from the wind,
Aud sleeps unwieljy in his cavern dun,
Or gan,lols with huge frolic in the
There Shrilly To- the passing Is heard,
The startled echo OF the bird,
Who rears on its bare breast her callJw BROOD
Ilie teathered fishers of the solitude.
a marrow segment of the yellow sand
On side forms the outline or a strand;
Here the young turtle, crawling nom his shell,
Steals u the deep wherein his parents a ~ eli
Clipped by The beam, nursing OF the day,
But patched for by the fostering ray;
The rest bleak precipicc, rs Ger
Gave mariners shelter and despair,
A spot To make the we'd regret the dock
Which late went down. and envy the lost wreck.
Such was the stern asylum Neuha chose
To shield her lover from his following foes;
hut all its secret was told; she knew
Ia this treasure hidden from the view.
Christian and two OF his companions gain another isle
where they killed. while the lovers reach this secret re
tuyc in Salety. 49, ~ -
These sad defects in a poem from So high ouar,e,
and combined with hundreds which will not take III
trouble of interchangeable ever recurring nhrases din,
du>ky scant, dun, ninphihious &c &c serve Ia demon
s'rate the justice OF the opinion with which we venture
to set out. ftiterorJ Gu-,t,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-29
LAND EOR SALE

E1Y virtue Of dcel trust from, w M,co, aud ;c .
rs, bearing d'ic the 2fih Ot Decetnber 1921 ard m e
recorded ih tue clerks office Of Hanover county 10 eenr
he payment Of certain sums of none herein
WI. 5s',vey be sodai public auction Trcteari' nlili
next IL idirif the next fair day-, vsnotI
p, a"d on ChicsHhominy swamp, containing y recent
81 80 v',' ana " poles. The land IS chiefly in origi-
ma growth and heavily timbered; small prat, lion on ~
eng ea e9 aud NAV be considered among the mos, val
800 80 " 'or US SIZE ~ Tue lower end of anovers sit.
u"ed not more than Or miles from Hichmopd ON he
I'np Hnd swamp road between HE Fairfield tract and
'"e "h" oi Clpi W. S Austin in healthy aud agreeable
n"ighlioroud, and convenpnt 10 n CON, ease milf w In
1g"oy 20 enhance Ae value Of the timber IL which is
~ t hHt quality. The soil very fertile beinp ndaped
10 ihe growth pf corn, wheat cotton toarco and rss
ue sue WI he made $3.50 in Money with interest
ifon tue first ut anu1ry last, credit Tor ON
nnieiy oi The bal1uce of the purchase 10 Inc Ia ~ Ir
and lrfher credit on the ober poiey to The Ut Of
1''I,"y 100 The credit payments he secured by
land. et.f' f,,ss - sS'T,,,"o' ,'"'' V" tue
August 70. uENuV C,fturfc' Trustees.
he foregoing sale will place with nv appreciation
4'tGu,t ~ 3o-tds WILLIAM MACON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-29
Valuable Pomunky Land for SAFE.

rTIlE tract oi land called Woodbury. in Hanover county,
is for sale: by recent contains FIVE hundred
aud siNy-nine acres three hundred sixty hic are
excellent low grounds This land is remarkably product
tue size OF the there is more So in the
state there II On IL n comfortable dwelling house md
necessary out houses and excellent spring with
in fifty yards of the door IL is esteemed very healthy ns
evidence ut the fact the Doctors bills not
twenty dollars in the last years Its situated Iopr
miles below Hanover Gov house in agreeable ncish
honrhooi Any person hing to purchase will no doubt
view the premises, which i'll be either by the su
scriher residing the place, the on H. The
terms will be very accommodating IL disposed r
v"usly to the fourth day OF October next will then m sold
publicly the premises Any communication by le,,er
directed TO me in Richmond, will he promptly attended To-
THOMAS g. TINSLEY.
Hanover August %. - 3i-wtds
virtue OF decree of the county cnr of KIM aud
I'D Queen, will be sold for ready money at New Msrke,
ON Thursday the 18th day OF September next that tract OF
and OF which John s. Stubs died possessed subject 10 the
dover Of the widow of said decd Possession is there
OF VIII ID" given the sale being complied with
ne said tract ot land is said contain
weight and half aud premises is b,ick
dwelling house lately finished. and other good and
ienl houses. CHARLES NIL,
WILLIAM TODD.
ROBERT POLLARD Conin1'rs
WILLIAM AR INSTEAD,
GEO. b. POINDEXrER,
August ~. 3nE~sw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-29

AueU-t ~ 3J-w9w Aeon, tor the Factory.
I i7ih. l82S- ' Wv
ger Hnh Alfred q. Egs lesion, DeSis
This da, came the paint y his attorney and il an,
pearing 10 Ihr sa fgcnu court that The
Nathan Ada and Daniel Srnger are not nhabiiant, al
ihis STATE, on the motion OF the plaintiff Is crrr.d and
ordered bY the court, that The defendants do n.o
here on ar clre the third Thursday October ami
answer HE plant'S hill amt give security PEI forming
such decree rs The make herein and ata con
OF TINS order be forthwith inserted in spaper pu
'sheu IN the cv Of Richmond, and continued for Two
months successfully and thai another copy po,tsd mn
me unpr ut the courthouse q" this county successive
court days previous Ia the said sd Thursday October
49,, Acopy-I'@ie, TIL. o. COGBILL ID. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-29
July "a.
WANTED IlIMEDIATELY

TWENTY additional Hands, to- work James River
L Canal. will give so per month and fnd, ii imm-d
ate application he made to WARNER W. MINOR.
WeStLani Greek, August s. 26-wu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-29

The Opinion ~ the Honourabie Wdiiorn johnson, de.
Hrered on HE IN .Ingnst 1923. az Tie case of The
arrest ~ ME British Setaan under He Sd section OF
Tie State .4ct. emitted, An Act. for the better
X gula'ion of Free Negroes aud Persons of Co.
io"r, and Tor other purposes, passed in December
last.
Tx parte HENRY ELKISON,
a Subject of ms Britdunc .Mgjesfg,