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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-18
Betseu Ware,


has, within the last two weeks, broken in
tie night time into three houses, and telo-
niously taken therefrom sundry articles,
and that she is secreted either within The
town or its Deighborhood and whereas
the public good and The safety OF lie pro-
perry OF the citizens require that such de-
predaiors should be- brought To trial, and
If guilty, punished DO, therefore, in
behalf OF the Corporation OF Alexandra,
Offer reward OF 1'uenty Dollars to any
person who shall appresend and bring be
fore me, or some justice Ct the peace tor
the county OF Alexandra, the said Betsy
Ware, her aiders ana abettors : and do
enjon upon all cons'abes, police officers,
and all good citizens, to be vigilsnt in aid
ing ir the apprehension and bringing TO
trial the SAID Betsey Ware, her aiders
aud abe'tors
Given under my hand this l7tb day OF
DAY, 1924. JOHN ROBERTS,,
may Is Mayor.
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St. Andrews Society.

4 STATED quarterly meeting Of the
a 81. Andrews Society will be held a,
The City HoIel, THIS EVENING, iSlL
INST at o'clock, P. NJ. BY order Of IT,.
President.
may IS JAMES GREGORY. sec.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-18
For Boston,

~, The brig ALERT, VIM. Brown;
&having the greater part OF her car.
20 on board, will sail on TUESDAY NEXT:
One or two huudred barrels Can slii be ia
ken at a moderate freight, il Immediate
application be made to he master on
board, or to Nj. MILLER " SUN,
9Th mo. Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-18

Recosnitions The President has ofIc.
ally acknow LEGGED ALExASDER PiLLAvor
NE, as the French Consul iorIhe port oi
baltimore, ard Michel EsPsRAECE HER.
sANT, as French Vice Consul (si interim }
for the Port OF Norfolk in Virginia.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-18
Public sale.

bY authority Of decree of the Circuit
- Court tor the county OF Alexandra,
entered al November term. 1928. | shall
proceed to sell at public auction before
The door Of the Exchange Coffee House,
at l2 o'clock. NJ. on Saturday the 10Th
,.s->,s, day OF Nay nex'. one hat OF tie
sETN interest and estate 10 the Three
5sas Story Brick DIV eling House, at
49, present occupied ~ Mrs. keure-
dy. and 10 tne vacant lot adjoining there
TO, on the north side, situated on The ~ est
side OF Water street midway between
Queen and Princess streets; the house lot
fronting 20 tee on Water street, extend.
ing back 1873 ieet inche'; aud the va
cant lot OF the same depth, and 81 ieet 10
front.
The house is well built and commodlous,
having two large r0oms IN each floor, With
spacious passage, and is a Convenient
and agreeable dwelIing-lhe whole lot be =
ing aso well enclosed.
The terms OF sale will be one fourth OF
the purchase money 10 De PAID IN hand
bu, credit of i9, l8 and 20 monihs " iii
be given on The residue, divided into equal
payments, bearing interest from The day
Of sale. J. l.. MckENNA,
Conmis'r Il acting Trustee.
TThe proHlIet,,ra OF the other more "
OF The above described property viii offer
II tor sale, So that the hoie interest will
he disposed ot al public AUCTION. al The
time and place designated.
april Is tMl5
The above sale is postp"n-
ed TO THURSDAY next, the sUih INST.
when i, will AXE pisce, At The e !
place above specified. may
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-18
Education.

Education.
VOHN R. PIERPOINT respectfully
u informs the citizens OF Alexandra, that
he intends opening SCHOOL in the Me-
chanics' Hall, Oh the goth Instant tor
the instruction OF youth 10
Mathematics, English Cram
mar, Geography,
with he use Of Maps and Globes;
READING. PENMANSHiP, &c.
He will endeavor to pursue The best modes
OF instruction, and pay STRICT attention to
the conduct and morals othIs pupils; and
from his experience as teacher, ana
strict adherence TO the duties OF his probes.
sion, be hopes to merit and receive Liberal
patronage. aprIl Z 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-18
'.ersburg Turnpike Road.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
: Y an election will be held al the Court
House in Leeshurg, on SATURDAY the 18th
day OF June next, for the election Of a
President, Four Directors. and Urea.
surer OF the Leesburg Turnpike Road
Company, tor Twelve months thereafter
T. K. MOTT, Trea,urer.
NAV l8-te
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-18
Public Sale.

On WEDNESDAY, at II o'clock.
A..x WILL be SOLD on the pr-mIses.
ny: the wharf and frame warehouse If
Ssks the late Isaac Entwisle, deceased,
I.. situated on The south side oil " Ollie
street, beginning on Wolfe street 90 feet
east Of Potomac strand, and running on
said street l5s feet, snd from Wolfe ST.
south parallel with Potomac strand, 81
feet 81 inches The wharf 10 substantially
built, and now iu good order; and has sur
iiclent depth OF water tol any class OF ves.
sells that can ascend The Potomac. Terms
liberal and made known at The time Of
sale.
JAMES ENTWlSLE, adur.
S. A. MARSTELLER, auc.
may III 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-18
District of Columbia

Casnty of .4lerandraa.
TAMES BARR has applied to the hon
u William Cranch, chic! judge OF the
United States Circuit Couri, OF the DIS
trict of Columbia. to be discharged from
Imprisonment under the ac' for the relic,
OF insolvent debtors wi;hir The District OF
Columbia on he first Monday OF June
next. a, 9 o'clock, A. NJ at the Court
House in Alexandra. when and where bis
creditors are required TO attend:
may l8 EDM. !. Luz, u u
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mar, GROgrdphY,
The Alexandria Museum

l. omen in the forenoon rom 10 To ! o.
clock. and from 3 to 5 e'elsck afternoon
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-18

=. NJ. the drying house belonging to the
powder mil vi Mr.. Spencer Cooper, blew
up: oue aegTo man was killed and Two
badly wounded the house was blown
entirely TO pieces and scslDered TO great
distance aud several horses killed!
Recosnitions The President has ofhci.
ally acknow lodged ALEXANDER PiLLAvor
NE, as the French Consul iorIhe port oi
baltimore, ard MICHEL EsPERAECE HER
SAINT, as Frencb Vice Consul TAI interim
for the Port OF Norfolk in Virginia.
The schooner Swiit,a N. York from Aux
Caves, 70 ports that the M f. 5 for all kinds
of American produce had been gond for The
last two months, owing TO inere having
heeR but tew arrivals during that time lhe
expectation OF an attack from the French
still existed, and business was much at
staad e 20 sale OF consequence could be
effected. All the military stores had been
removed 10 the fortInCauu IS IN ihe interior.
Government was purchasing cotiee al III
81 - cents.
A letter from ST. Thomas OF The goth ult,
was felt that morning at 3 o'clock, at which
time a vessel, bound IN with a cargo OF
coffee, SUNK
DR.. Robert Honeyman, a physician OF
much reputation and learning, who dice
on the 9lst ult. 10 Virginia, whittier he
rm,grated from Scotland IN liza, has lett
the following bequest IN his wili, dated in
1881:
Il also give and bequeatb to my son. q
human RIB, which will be found in a small
Trunk 10 my chest, with my earnest re-
ouest that he will carefully keep The said
RIB. (,vhich IS of james the Fifth, king of
Scotland, aud transmit 1t Carefully % his
descendants
From the Official excise returns, furnish
ed by order OF The House of Commons, e.
very nan, woman and child, in London,
seems 10 drink, on the average, two bar
reIs of beer a year. The quantity 1T strong
beer brewed in England, 10 year, would
noat all the navy in commission.
TO Remove Herbs and FlowerS In the
Summer.
If ysu have occasion to transplant IN
the Summer season, let it be in the e.
yeniDg, after the heat has passed--plsn t
and water the same Immediately y, and
there will be no danger from the heat
me next day; bot be careful in digging
up the earth. you do not break any Of
the young shoots, as the sap exudes out
of the same, to the great danger of the
plants.
lis stated that there are now in
flower at the Lineap Garden, N York
more than $4,000 Tulips, in the high
est perfection, comprising above six
hundred of the finest varieties known
In Europe.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-18
Corporation Of Alexandria,
TO MI:
PROCLAN ALTON

WHERE'S ! have received sal'siac-
W tory in!orL alton ina! negro NO.
man, named
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-18
COHEN'S OFFICE, IA Marke,.st.
BALTIMORE, May IA.
18Th davis drawing OF the

COHEN'S OFFICE, ia Marke,-st.
BALTIMORE, May IA.
18th days drawing OF the
GRAND ST1TE LOTTERY.
*8453 prize of D.IOO0
7l3a do 100
And 1913 prizes Of each lY
Marked thus [*) sold at COHEN'S
OFFICE, where the Cash can he had Tor
all prizes the moment they are drawn
rU> Observation-Disclosures
the usual number Of tickets were drawn
on This lay, still! no prize came Out higher
than one of 1000 dollars leaving yet
to be distributed the great capital
100000 DOLLARS.
10000 DOLLS 10000 DOLLS.
10000 DOLLS. 5000 DOLLS.
6 Of LOCO DOLLARS, &c
and which are all floating in The wheel and
must come out VI the neat drav,ng, which
will take place in The city Of Baltimore
Thursday, 9th nect month,
on which day the scheme will be compile
ted. An opportunity being still LETT for
those who did not supply themselves with
tickets or shares heretofore, they should
now send on their orders without delay.
Whole Tickets 90 Oh Quarters OO
Halves 10 0C Eighths ou
\ ny Of
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-18

Besides zoos, &c. amounting TO the enor-
mous SUN OF Dl69,652.
An opportunity being still lei' tor thnse
who did not supply themselves with tick
cts or shares here tOture, they should now
send on their orders without delay.
Whole tickets D2o 90 Quarters D5 90
Halves 10 90 Eighths 90
tn no had warranted undTawb at
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-18

From the official excise returns, furnish
ed by order OF The House of Com noas, e.
very man, woman and child, in London,
seems 10 drink, on the average, two bar
rels OF beer year. The quantity "f strong
beer brewed in England, ia year, would
Goat all the navy in commission.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21

tish constitutions have always been with then
parlaments, mere indtntures Of bargain aud
sale, to be interpreted by the deep artiAce at
ambitious diplUmatists,to be prevented where
ser they are capable of perverson, to be- made
the instruments Of oppression and wrongs to
the people, while they afford sanctuary and
tomb to none but the violated laws.
Youth, with nations as with men, IL the
period, when that course Uf conduct which Is
to b. pursued through life, should be strongly
and decisively marked out. Ii this bs not
done, the policy of both IS forever unsteady
and destructive, perhaps, OF the very ends i,
ia designed to promote. We are yet young
people and though youth is the season hen
seeds Of future prosperity or future Ills are
sewn, il is not the season Of the forecast Ur
suspicion, when we look closely into I'll, IN
fluence which our present habits and opinions
are calculated to have ON our after destiny
1t is the season Of hope aud fond antici'
patiOn-Of innocence and purity, as unsuspi
cious, as incapable, Of wrong
Let us look foI ward to our Future drstinle
as nation, while we enquire whether thu
Constitution Of Virginia is such as it ough
t1 he, such rs il was dess ned 10 be? Whelh
er IL is marked by that strength Of proporliou
which will continue to sustain t,when tn
shield Of public virine and national in,pgrit.
shall be Withdrawn? Whether it contains
sufficiently accurate d.fuilion of powers grant
ed, and ofthose reserved, a wiss Distribute
OF the necessary powers among the co-ordinai
br,Dcles of government. which can ensure
steady and systematic operation of the Who'll
Scheme as organized by the people. Thes
are enquiries from which no man, whether
friend To reform ar n eulogist Of the coustitu
tI'n, need sh,ink, if indeed, there be n
roitenness in Denmark"
DEMOCRlTUS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21
THURSDAY, DECEMBER II. 1894.
IlOUSE DE REPRESE N,rA ,rIIrI,c,

The Speaker made suggestion TO ths
House 10 relation to the present course pursued
I'd me presentation Of petitions when.
On motion Of Mr.. A. Stevenson. il v.s
Resolved, That alI petitions presented NJ ths
last Session, referred T., Standing comn,it,sss
OF this House, and not reported ,ipon. no Coz .
s'derrd as again referred to the same s,andny
committees. '''""'"o
MIR. Hamilton, from the Committee on Nil.
'tary Affairs, reported a bib MAKING cs,,a;,
ALTERATIONS IN The mode Of making payment 10
s ane enlisted soldiers ofthe army Of the United
states, ~ order to prevent the cri,ne IF ~
'ertIonj which Was twice read and commit
Ted, made The order ofthe day for 70. morr1,'
and ordered 10 be printed.
Do motion ~ Mr.. Scott, Of Missouri. !, ,v,.
Resolved, That the Committee on fine Poi.
NC Lands be instructed to inquire into the ex-
Ped'ency Of repeating or amending 50 much
"t me act ofCongress of the twenty sixth d.
ot May, 1874, entitled " dn act enabling ,bs
claimants TO lsods within The limits Of the S,,,s
oi Missouri and Territory Of Arkansas. 70
institute proceedings to Try the validity of
Their Claims" as imposes on The claimants the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21

where's the use OF protecting duties ~ Wh.,
really seems 10 me very simple, for m,o ~. y
his reputation for great abilities. l have M. y,
actually heard him curse the erralums ' 'su
American edition Of ;he most useful ha.,a
with ell his heart. / think il probabls
holds the latinity OF Oxford or Dublin I ~
higher respect than that Ut Yale or Haryaraa
The truth is,it has always seemed To IN. ~.
both he and Mr.. Jefferson had their tas,' '.
spoiled in early iife,-hy imbibing the spiri, -
classical literature, that was Introduced in, o'
Virginia by tina, dissipat.d English Prof..so
old johnson Of William and Mary. How H..
misfortune happened to Mr.. Randolph. ;,;'
mt easy To say only know, that IN. ~
nurnce ot Johnson's tuition was visible lam.
| alter the man was gone. To return-I ibns
II highly probable, and almos. CERTAIN. ,L'
MIR. Randolph agrees with Air. Jrf.rson ~
that singular creed, which the latter has 81,
nomced, !" that To advance in science. ~.
must avail ourselves OF the lights of coun,r.,
already advanced before us :" which, lake.
with ITS context, plainly imports, that non. ~
our sister States have. and that Grea, Rr;,,
has, advanced before us.
say, then, that expect opposition fro,,
Joho Randolph. He will deal out argument.
IKE that mentioned just now, by wav ~
sample oil his manner of reasoningl he wi,
level his whole battery of invertiye ma
sarcasm against my project and its suppor,er'
Let him. He is a fanciful fastidlo,is. IN
practicable, self-wiilrd man, that will Deitha.
ieau nor drive. never knew him say or ao
any thing for the sake Of the r.pu,siion ~
patriotism, in my life. He may he he,r%
but never will be followed and, I am NO.
,uaie'i. will Chssandra-ike, prophecy in val,
| { en-. of his days 'D
La conclusion, Messrs. Editors, tho know
my sentiments on this subject are contrary +,
yours, yetasyou have often professed that Won,
pafr's open to all parties. / hold you to your
woI'' ana DEMAND that you publish this NV
n in;, essay al pubic discussion and if ynu
| funeral sermon. ''1'
A COUNTRY SUBSCRIBER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21

"A ntDDLE aged man Of liberal education, who Ia,
bHn experience IN teaching, wishes for sjtuatlon
Is IN instructor 10 public private school for the ensu
ng season satisfactory recofne nda"ns will he given
ne addressed 20 u A. aud scGt a, The post ice viii
See'H' T0-vIs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21

UTnted- Tobacco Stemmers and Ticis,ers.
yIb subscriber notifies those VI whom he hired hspd
tofthe present year, that IL Is his wish 10 bre then,
I'VE succeeding year; he wants fifty additional Stemner
snd Twisiers and sis Freshmen The highest errert az
" I nne n ~ Ne giVen iss all COLIN M'aAE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21

WAsutsGroH, Dec. 16.-The FIRST Com
inencemeni Of the Columbia College was h, i'd
yesterday, and honored by tho presence OF
Gen. Lafayette, the principal officers of our
government, and many Of the Senators and
Representatives In Congress. The exercises
by the Graduates, &c. are spoken of in the
highest terms by lhose who are quaIlfird 10
Judge of them. At the dinner given TO the
Trustees and Faculty by the President of III.
College, the venerable Lafayette was one of
ths welcome guests.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21

HAYTI: United States agency, Port-au
Prince, Nov s." Official notice has been re-
ce''ed al this office, from the government of
hsyt, that the most rigorous measures will
be put IN force against vessels detected in the
act Of carrying away Haytisns or emigrspts,
rom The island and that 10 the event Of the
TACT not being discovered until after the dppar
lure OF the vessel, the consiguees. will bs held
responsible. The parties ioterested will please
be governed accordingly.
AND. ARMSTRONG, U. s. Agent"
GyTsThe order is supposed To have issued
IN consequence If the late abortiye a,temn, IN
negotiate with France. The free blacks who
have left the United States, were surely inn
pressed with % belief that they might return, #
they pleased, aud we must brlieve that tbev
VIII yet be allowed TO do so but there will moi
be much further emigration until this point is
settled. Niles ". Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21

BALTIMORE, Dec. is.-By the steamboat
last night from Annapolis, we learn that Gen
erai La Fayette arrived there yesterday after
noon about three O'Clock, and was received in
me senate Chamber by the Corporation Of
the city, 10 the presence of large number of
ladies', citizens and strangers. Owing 10 the
very nclement state Of the weather, the mill
tary parade intended for yesterday was dis
peDsed with In the evening the General was
to attend Ball, given by the citizens [yamer.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-02
STATE CONVENTION.

Urea, Sep. sa.-Tbe Convention Nc,
to day agreeably to adjournment. In om a.,
to ascertain the sentiments OF the menb,r
an informal ballot was taken Tor c,nS
date for Governor, when lei votes Won
taken as tollG 1s-For De Witt CIiuM'
50, James Taimadge 81. Henry HunIr,.
ton 81, John w. Taylor 5, Ambrose Spen.
Ger 4, VIM. PauldiDg, jr. /.
On regular ballot, the following W.,
the resalt.-De Witt Clinton Is, Jams
Ta!l0adge 81. Henry Huntington 49,
lso.
For L,eutennnt Goyernor-Jsm., Tall
madge 80. Isaac Ogden 8, Henry Hunt,
ton | SO,
The Convention adjourned on Thus,
day.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-02
CHARACTERIZATION FEvpu

Neither the active exeriion. Of H.
Board OF Health nor the change Of w. %s
weather appear to have had any effect - :
arresting the progress of the yellow +.
yer in Charleston. N,NE new cases w.. :"
reported on The sls. and the Board
Health have come to resolution TO mi
lish daily the number Of deaths by the dr,
ease. There were eight reported on Il.
Goth ard four on lbe 2Ist-indeed The d. H.
ease has become so alarming in csr,;n
sections OF the city, that the council b,vs
deemed il necessary to appropriate s,n
OF money, to provide a retreat for n.
poor who are residents Of the injected d..
tricts. n
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-02
NEW ORLEANs.-YEILOW rryo

NEW ORLEANs.-YELLow ftyro
Ne regret to learn by the New OIL. ''
papers received at this Office. 10 tb ~''s s
OF August that the Yellow Fever .i;, Vt
ges with unabsted violence in tba, t ci,, Ia
The Board OF Health reported sms.y. :
deaths, by that maIady from the asa
The a9th ult. among which we noIirs u %
OF Joseph Robinson and Thomas W.. Ta'
OF Baltimore. A letter received a, Nm Nm
York states that ON the 9Th, no les,,t
thirty four new cases, were reportsS , !,
the Board OF Health, most of whom u! %
now in the grave" a's
The disease this year appears p.cpli,,
~ fatal. The treatment that in io,r '
times produced good effect. has this ~.
son been almost in every instance nroda'
tive Of death. The city is nearly dss.1
ed, yet the enemy continues to find al,
subjects for destruction. Bal. Fed CO Oa'
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-02
AWFUL & SUDDEN DEATH.

LONDON. August 10y eserday, as L.
Abbee PspIllion, one Of the Chief Priests
of the French Chapel, George.st. Port.
man Square, was preaching 10 his Excel.
lency Prince PoigRsc, the French Am
bassador, and suite. and numerous con.
gregstion. he was observed by bis Excel
lency to stoop 10 the middle Of his OBSCURE,
10 very extraordinary position for above
minute His Excelency became alarm
ed, aud ordered one of his attendants 10 re-
quest Mr.. Chene, Chief Chaplain. to as
cend the pulpit. when, to his inexpressi-
BILE terror, be found the Rev. Prelaie on
the Point of expiring. Immediate aid was
given by Mr. Coyie, surgeon OF Welbeck-
street, and Mr.. Diesignon ,..of York street,
but before they could reach the yestry The
vital spark had fed The deceased was
Of mild and amiable manners, and was
particularly noticed by the present French
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-02
Extract ola letter to the Boston Centinel.
dated London. .1uens Ii

Extract of "a letter to the Boston Centinel,
dated. London, .4ugus I3
Dear Sir-You will be gratifed to learn
that our counlryman Jacob Perkins, is a
bout to profit from bis new invention, the
Seam Engine; Of which he requests me
to say, be feels the utmost confidence,
both IN its security and economy. Several
of the engines are on the point Of compile
ton, and their erection on board steam
vessels only waits for the sealing of new
patent, which Mr., Perkins is soliciting, for
a peculiar kind of paddles to be made the
propeIIing agent. The paddles are ma
terial Improvement. which lately suggest
ed itself to our ingenious friend while ex-
perlmenting on the engine. They are de-
signed 10 be placed under the stern OF the
v,s;el. to be made of iron. and to have an
alternate movement 10 the water; forming,
| think, capital substitute for the heavy
wheels at The sides.
In the course of a fortnight. il is sup>
posed one OF the new engines will be ia
readiness to be placed on board small
vessel on the Thames. for the purpose of
satisfying public curiosity
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-02

turtle, more than seven feet long, and
weighing upwards Of eight hundred pounds,
mas oeeu takea OF Cape Ann, and carried