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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-23

CuANCERY:- AT II Qmr,-rly s..s;,n c., -
New Kent county. the iiti day vi huv.,,. me,u Tor
Against Plaintiff,
, Richard ,lor, Henley Taylor nj Eli, HE ,,,o ~
Henley and Judah his wiir AID p.ler Pow , wilson
llama his witP, >""e" ara thtis-
he de. milan, p,cl Dpits.
re"fance aud given sc,uriipy In H., e .'s Ep-
vi! M" Tue rules OF this eOur, il eih'
s"s'"o"oh oi I've court kat the said d-fef,,nn, w we
nh"p"dnt ut This saie-O Tie n,u,in nj ,. ~ ~" M
his COUNSEL IL is ordered, thai ~
he'e on e second Thursday in February ur Tp-ar
me hin 81 The plaintiff ana that - 90 az : 81 answer
"h" insrr,i az the Richmon Enquirer FIR 800 s
wreNs success'e,. ana anether rupy n.s,c,I =, sht
u"nf VI lie courthouse pf said cuuni, An, \, *ht
Veieu mar thr defendants Henley rayor and a ~,
1919 anu vac" nhd Peter Powell aud Wifi ,o ma, s"'
s"us "eiohsihg or dine To the deielian, uis III neir
' es'n Tue same until the further order of Mi" , s"',
New Kep;y C,a,st ;na., j. u: CHRISTIAN, u. g.
iSuiNiA.At tu-s. holden n the CieIk ~ on q. -, IL
onlrr,ur Court at Chancey for The hi, sn,", "a, ne
"ic', ,'e 1o'h day of November. 1924 D'S-
nnri"nu a. Ctenshnw, admir- uf David Cren,,. -.
anu 1ai>a Orenshdw- twidow at i,vidl e ~
vi tie cnunty II iienrico, dee, IAN iate
Against f~ihiIs,
George W, Payne Sheriff OF the county IF e,o.,,
w 'i character at.rN viii
oI jam Davis dec, Kenlen Burton TI,,. ,,'eA"u,
benjamin Statute, VIM nj. Burton and L,,,IaI ni n"''A
The scire f,ci.s .,, ,r,,.,..,. Defendants.
." executed on III" de'rndsnis VIM. NJ Unr,,n
Jann SmuIe aud u appearing by sat;.,,,,~ ",'. o'i-
"' wv! are n"t n'ia''iHnts al this country us c
cnu "r s, "eirn"ahis do appear here ON The ,u.n,y
'ey chn against tir revival hy the ,nI ~ "'y
''"t mat c"py"i this Order lie f.uhv i,b H. 500, @
newspaper punished IN the city OF Hi.,,,nnJ - -
mo",h- s"cees>ivey and posted al The ,rn, H. "s w.:
Capitol ia Ihe said civ " N 'o'' u"o Oh the
a copy. Tes,e WI " u,~,.,. . .
N"'euh-r so. W. hi-Ni''u' u u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-23

l OuaNOEkf AT Qnarerly Session Court ho,, r
New Kent county. the iitL day OF hny.n neu Tor
Richard TiniUeriaLe, e'e', ioH,
Against Plaintiff.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-23
DOCUMENTS

FROM The Udr Department accompanying Tie
Presidents Message.
The Secretary Of War Ia the President of the United
Sfites.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-06-25
THE AGENT FROM HAYTI..

The agent alluded TO nthe letter Of
president Boyer has arrived in the u. $.
Tie editor ofthe Rationale azetle speaks
ofhim as follows
When our private citizens visit Hayti,
they are treated with every mark of res
pett; but public dyent Of the Hsy,ien
government, who had visited our country
fort beneyolent purpose of facilitating
the'emlgra,ion of those colored persons
whoare disposed 10 remove, has received
hn6te insxtf. The sgept in question
is Citizen Grsndveille, whoduring the
short time he sojourned in philsdel-
plis, gained the esteem of our citizens,
by his correct conduct and genIlemanly
department. Hei is an Intelligent, man /;
and the only thing that the most fas
tidious can object TO in him, is his
complexion, which is that Of dark
mustee. On his passage from this place
20 n. Yort he met with most Ongentie.
manly treaimep, from lieutenan, of The
navy, and behaved on the occasion in a
manner which does him honor. We
have received a verbal account of the
affair; but prefer giving the statement OF
the editor of " Y. Commercial Adver
tiser, who has enjoyed better oppor,un'-
ties Tor ascertaining particulars. II is as
follows:
"Be,ng seated at tables Citizen Grand
veilIe was rudely spekento by lieute
part from the south, but I ok no notice
of him until he was addressed in a more
public and insulting manner. Upon this
he Immediately rose and observed, that,
When IN his oSun country. il suas h,s hro-
Uince 20 take mfo custody those Ha1fisns
zoho insuhed strangers H. then in a
very haDdsonsc manner apologlzed To the
company by remarkine, that he regret.
ted Saving broken-the rules IF the conn
try as il respected, proprieiy and good
breeding, and lhereupon left The table
Eighteen of the passengers rose stimuli
taneously. ard ordered another table &c
be spread which being done, Citizen q
was invited to dine with them, and the
lieu. lief, at the first table alone He
however, much 10 his credit, sent an a
po'ogy 20 Mr.. q, TO which the latter re
! plied--'f sorifs. INSULTS on The sand
FRv1Rs, on marble - his answer woulc
have done c.edit 10 Napoleon II is suf
tcientio say, tina, he was treated will
| marked attention. during the remaindei
of the day
T'hisis highly creditable to both The
| passengers and the Hayden Agent, anC
| il may he presumed tina, the lat er vii
not receive another such insult while h,
\ remains In The Country. If sense o
hroitriefy will not restrain some men from
rudeness to this strange, lie, sense o
interest become an auxiliary to goot
manners. Our trade 10 HayIi, as VI
have seen it stated, employs nearly a
much tonnage es that with G. eat Brl
tain; il is very beneficial to the ". 5
and If q proper policy be preserved.
may be grsativ increased, ifpot doubled
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-06-25
/ TRANSI.Ar.nNl
New.Yotk. Is,

New ok, 18th June, 1924.
To the edito, OF Commercial Ad.
vertiser: Sir-i have Just finished the
pen usal of a passage in pour Commer-
ciai Advertiser, in relation 70 Hayti -
Were i, not that am confined TO nv
bed by violent fever, brought on by a
cold, l should hsre enjoyed The pleasing
duty OF thanking YOU in person for The Ii
hersi and phiIan,hropic observations in
serted IN the gazette OF which you are
the editor.
Allow me then, sir, to be the organ,
and the SEINE paper the medium, by
which L may be enabled 10 transmit TO
you the sxpr eseioh> Of sincere gratitude
which tsnder to you, in the name Of
NV country, Giary rebound TO you, and
to all those, wbn do not think thai sable
countensnce indicates a black heart
AS the concluding part Of your article
on Hayti concerns me personally, shaH
here cite the names of Mr.. NoKeever, a
superior officer in the United States
navy, City Hotel Mr.. Carnes, an Anne
rIcan merchant. No. l73 Pearl street /;
Hr. Abraham Slower, Long Island the
son of MopsteW FoDtsme. French mer.
chant, No. ISL W ater street-these gen
'lemeD, and many Others, whose names
regTei not being abe 10 recall 10 mind,
have left Do'bing un'ried TO make mo
forget q ecrne which must have so pains
fully affe ted me-; and j! kind acts and
delicate attentions could for ever oblile
rate affiic'iog recoilectjops, | should not
at this moWepi remember my having
psssed~a night at New brunswick.
The superior officer Of the American
navy, With whom this unpleasant affair
occurred behaved the next DAY in the
mos handsome manner; and II history
had not already banded down TO poster y
the reDo~n of American gaiian,ry, tn,
conduct of this officer would alone suffice
to proclaim it for one must be truly
magDaDimous TO atone for ones fsulis,
when every thing conspires TO commit
them with impuniIy.
should have much desired to dwell
more largely on this subject, but my
illness prevents my so doing however,
whether in good or bad health, you shall
always 6nd me, Sir, your grateful ser.
want y. GRANVILLE.
-yNofes 'Ay tie Translator Some of The
senIspees IN L i!i1en G's. note, are quite
idiomaiicsl, elegantly turned, and pecu-
iiar TO the French language, and foL i
II somewhat difficult to give them H.
appropriate English dress.
The German house Of Wesimanp, is
said TO have laiied for aIsrge sum,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-06-25
INVITATION.

The Mayor having received the fol.
lowing letter, inviting the citizens of A
JexaDdria to jpin inthe celebration of the
Anniversary nj American Inde pendence,
at Washington, on the 9Th of July Dex;,
publishes it for their Information.
WAsHINGToN CRY, JUNE 81.
Sir-We have been instructed by the
eomRiltee Of arrangement for celebral,
ing The approaching Anniversary Of A
IDericaD independence, to inform you
that we wish TO make il District cele
brstion, and respectfully request ihe CO.
operation Of the citizens of Alexandria.
Willgou be pleased TO invite them to
joiTihe procession to be formed on the
plain south ofthe presidents house, at IL
o'clock, A. NJ. on Monday the 9th Of
July. We are, &c.
THOS. CARBERY, chairman.
JOS. GALES, jr. secretary.
10 the Mayor Of Alexandria.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-06-25
THE FEDERAL CANDIDATE.

A meeting was held at Fsirfax, court
house on Wednesday last, and gen. JACK
SON recommended as a candidate for the
next presidency. The particulars we
have not received.
The meeting, we are told, was oom-
posed of federalists, from head to Foot.
IL is too true, that gen. Jackson has
gained wonderful influence among the
old federalists in this part OF Virginia, and
among few apostates to the democratic
party,who consider the name OF democra
cy a." ga mere bubble" But We have too
much respect for the good sense OF gen.
Jackson to suppose that he will persist in
his efforts to get into an Office which il is
so generally thought he has not the capa>
civ TO fiji. so
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-06-25
MR.. EDWARDS

Has declined the office of Mexican
minister.
Goodacrr, the astronomer, is lectuFing
in New York,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-06-25

We readily comply with The request
OF several Of our subscribers TO copv
snc address of the Central Committee in
Virginia, for promoting the election of
the presidential candidate recommended
by the congressional caucus.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-06-25

A meeting of the citizens of Chester.
field county, Va. friendly to the election
Of john Q. ADAMS for the president will
be held tomorrow.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-06-25

The editor OF the Gazette, with his
usual good nature, has taken the Periclean
society under his tos,erage. This new
made granny was 'alsrmed" lest there
might be miscarriage in the "na,ive
genius and worth OF our towns We write
this to confess cur sorrow at having been
the cause OF this apprehension, especially
as we did not intend it.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-06-25

We. observe by the newspapers that
preparations are making in mos, parts OF
the country for celebrating the approach
ing anniversary of American IDdepen.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-06-25

The German house Of Wesimann, is
said TO have lai;ed for alsrge sum,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-07-06

In this town, on Friday Morning, OF Consump.
non, MEs. ELIZA r. wife Of Mn. RoYAL VIII.
nss, aged %. a,
10 Pitlsion. Mrs Hannah, wife Of Mr.. Tbomm
Shea. killed BY lightning during the thunder uor
Of sunday last She was sitting on a he'd reading.
wish child 10 her arms. and was struck down Nj
spontaneously. The child received no materia
injury.
10 Hallowsll. Mr.. Isaac Clark. s.sd g.
10 Bangor. OF consumption. Mr Asa Garland
aged -.
IN Pa1ens6eid, % the iTth uh Mrs Mehitable
Wedgwood, consort Of Mr.. Jesse Wedgwood. aged
50 years.
Ia Ssesson. Mrs Susan, eousOrs Of Mr. Nathaniel
fugalls, aged 80.
In Sutton. May "a, Mr.. jonathan ROby. aged
81 years
u The friends Of James InEraham, seaman,
supposed 20 have belonged 10 Westbrook, Me
who died on board the ship America, Of this port
on her passage to Charleston, may receive his
effects on application 10 the owners OF said shin.
Portsmouth, journal
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-07-06

~ MARINE. ~
IN PORT or
.;PORTI.fND.: lay


WEDNESDAF-AF. sch. Arm & Rcbecca.
Roke. from frcdeFscksbuFg. with corn and cotton.
70 Greeley and Jcaes-Sloop Jones. Hale stan
sgooS. Ros'oa.
THURSDAY-AK sen Leader. Waite. New
Yprk -slcops Lea. Poilsys. Bosion-P ionseG
crHzn. GailSoFd. Corn corn. aonr and cars TO the
snaster--sch. Climax lee FFcderig kssuFg ccrn aud
eour 20 Atwood. Cram ard CO.
FRIDAY--Sfeam era New YORK. Rogers. from
Boston. and sailed E0g Eastport--ssA. s.. CEoix.
Rsooks, EsupoFf. for Bostoa.
SUNDAYS sehs. Factor. Habbs, IS days f..
Havana. Left brgx Mechanic. Angel. Coz this
pors ? Hind. MzFwick. losding Villas Norris.
sss,r-Wskhsagton. Rchinsou. ioading-F1ir Amer
iran. ThonFson, DO. for Nsw T0rk-Edwin. ROB
inson. % AL IN 2 dsys--Janes Mouros. Gers,
ioadsnx-sioro. GoEdee. waiting freight-Ahsona
Iewis disg--Emelins, CFockss. jus, ar.--bark
Llsyd. Coomhs. dis'g-bsgs Psiafon. q Barn. d.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-07-06
MINCHIN 8. WILLIS,

49, w A1AIJAAIS
HAZE ar PRIY.ATE SALE,
so boxes hard Soap
90 do. Candles
90 do. Fresh Lemons
20 bolts Russia Duck, very low,
p or. casks Tenerife Wine, some Of which /.
years old, and pure
Lisbon Wine
30 Hhds ~ +. Rum
90 Bbls White Beans;
100 Thousand Alexandria Cigars
10 Doz. English Cast steel Hoes, superior ar
ticle
SO Boxes No. !, Chocolate
200 Pieces Sheeting and Shifting, superior quail
ity, from Skaters factory
100 Groce Coat and Vest Buttons
200 Pairs thin Shoes suitable for " 7. market
100 boz. Ford & Cos Playing Cards;
90 Bladders finest quality Snuff
40 Hhds. Cider Vinegar;
80 Beams Wrapping Paper
1000 W.T. TaI0w
100 boz Cod Lines
20 Casks Raisins
A constant supply Of Mackerel Mills
-LTKEVTSE-
The newly inve nied Wind0w-blind SPRINGS. saic
10 be the most convenient for fastening them NJ
any thing Of the kind yet invented. Gentlemen
building, are invited to call and see the opera
lion ot them, which y exhibited VI miniature.
Cash literally GdrgHcsd on Ccnsignmsnfs
Portland, June 10Th, 1924.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-07-06

AisnsEdsr. sanndsrs. Of HalioweH. for Bossnn, ID
. days-schr. Harriet 4 Eliza, o. Belfast. fos m,
port 2 Sailed "a ca. wish brig William, Morse,
Tor this pou.
Ssusr day-Ar sleep Express, Knisht. Boston.
CLEAREn--Bdg spanan. Pfinee. n. York. 81.
Nillianl Cf0okcf. Cor bath--Ruhy. Athens. o..
Went % sea On Friday. brig Charles. sonle.
West Indies--Susan and sarah. Wsierhousr. a..
Wsni 70 sea on Saturday. brig, Mechanic Purins.
too, AAuinico -Export, OKaaTd DO.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-07-06
MARRIED

la this town, Mr.. Robert S Leach. 10 Mis-,
Nancy Delsno.-Mr. Silas G. Over. 70 Mis-,
Thankful Blake, both Of c. Elizabeth.
At RohninsIon. hy John Balkan, ESQ. Mr. Elisha
Johnson 20 Miss Mary Little. formerly III EaxtpoFt
10 the Parish Of Barton, ~ B. on the 24ih ult b,
ths Rev Mr. Miner, Joshua W. Hathaway. Esq
q bluehiil, 20 Miss Mary Ana, daughter or d.
Hathaway Of the former place
Ia Durham by Rev. A. n. Cobb. Mr.. william
York, 70 Miss Rachel Turner. both OF Cumberland
In Liveunore. Capt William Chsnerv, Jr. q
Miss Charlotte PhilhTick
= In Cray, Mr. William Thayer. 10 Miss Frances
Nash.
10 Wilton. Mrs Mary Adams. wife Of Mr.. Jede.
9tah Adams.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-07-06
In Store.

In Store.
400 Bbls. Mess, No. | and SBEEF;
100 Half barrels Mess DO
300 bbls. Mountain fine and supeFine ALEX
ANDRIA FLOUR;
SO bbls. PEARL ASHES;
$50 r. 0. SHOCKS and HEADING;
"a bbIs Rye Flour;
IS do. Corn Meal;
40 do. Philadelphia PORK;
las boxes g by 8, by 9 and 8 by 10 GLASS (;
600 IDS. very superior Harness Leather; Bride
ditto
10 superior Chaise Tops
do. Dearborn do
4 pipes Lisbon, Sicily aud Canary WINE
2 casks Cut-glass Tumhlers
10 dozen German Steel Handsaws
DemJons Claret Wine;
A general assortment Of Iron aud Coppe
TACkS and Cut Brads, constantly o.
hand
IS bundles SHEET IRON;
so boxes Tin Plate;
ions English Patent SHOT;
500 lbs. IRON WIRE;
10 pigs Spanish BLOCK TIN;
45O boxes Alexandria, Spanish and half Span
ISL CIGARS;
10 bbls Cherry Rum;
Factory Checks and Bedticks
Bbls. block tin Tea Pots
do. Brittania Coffee do
40 Bolts Ravens DUCK;
500 sides SOLE LEATHER;
40 GunHy Bags
50 casks Raisins;
80 boxes and half boxes ditto
6 cases Winter OIL;
Is bbIs. Summer do.
case Mustard
Blue, drab, olive and black BROAD
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES
LEVANTINE SHAWLS;
Long Cashmere ditto
. bales twilled BOMBAZETTS
Is Trails FIGS
30 doz. HOES;
90 Reams wrapping and printing Paper;
Chests & boxes SOuchong and Hyson TEA
200 boxes mould CANDLES, Am tallow.
100 Boxes brown SOAP
80 Bbls. soft do
] Case containing loo VI. Gre crackers;
6 Tons English Flat and Round IRON
- Cash literally advanced on Merchandise.
June IS is.H
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-07-06
PORTLAND MUSEUM
EGYPTIAN MUMMY.
TaE PROPRIETOR OF THE


EENtafEfF a IpFE rIFFWSFKTm
- - 80 = sss--sA .~ 49, - - ~ AsI
liver DESTROYS Of rendering that Estab-
~ hsbment - interesting as possible 10 its
Friends and Patrons, las, al considerable ex-
penses made an arrangement Tor the exhibition
of this most rare aud wonderful specimen OF
Ancient Art in connsxion with the Museum.
land without any additional expense) for short
time, Tor the purpose Of gratifying his Friends
IN this place with view Of II before rs final
removal from the New England States This
Mummy y one Of Inc most perfect ever discov.
ered-is was found In the Calacombs Of the
Ancient City OF THERKs, and has been fos
some time exhibited in Boston, where Il has
beer viewed by several thousands.--As II musi
necessarily remain here bat a short time. the
Public are solicited 70 caa earlv-Ths SIR
C0PHfGT and ENVELOPES are shown with
Il.
Lrsome extensive additions are now max.
ing 70 the Museum
Portland Jane q.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-07-06

.GANG second hand RIGGING. SAILS
~ SPARS, sc. for sale, TT for Brig Of So
70 100 tons, about 20 months old, in good or.
der New 10 inch CABLES Stream HAW.
7ER 100 fathoms ANCHORS; BOATS
&C. For further particulars enquire Of
ATWOOD, CRAM, & co.
Who have for sale, Just received, two new
Chain CABLES, 81 and 10 inches.
Portland, July 8, 1894.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-07-06
Removal.
CAUTION

THIS - 70 CAuTToS ali persons awzins'
trusting o. harboring WILLIAM B0NNEY
on my account, (being an Iudenfed Apprentice,
70 me- be having Jeff my service without an
Just cause. LAGOS HAM
Portland, jay "a, Is2A
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-07-06


FOR SALE BY
GREELEY a. JONES.
NO. p, LONG WH4RF.
$50 Bbls. tennessee Family
FLOUR
90 Half Bbls do. do.
300 Bbis. baltimore How - superhne do
100 Do Fredericksburg superhne %.
100 DO. Fine New York, do
70 Do Rye FLOUR,
300 Do Middlings various qualities;
Is Pines Holland GIN;
Is Bills 4 Hhds American Do
Pipes CoEnac BRANDY
20 Punoheons Jamaica RUM;
Is DO. ST. Croix, Do:
- DO. Tolago and Grenada do
Hhds. Leaf TOBACCO;
% Chests Hyson Skin TEA;
20 DO. Young Hyson Do
10 Boxes SouchoBg Do.
5000 Lbs. COFFEE 80 Kegs Manufactured
TOBACCO;
100 Boxes CIGARS; % Foxes CHOCO-
LATE
Is Casks Prime RICE; 200 Kegs WHITE
LEAD;
$50 Boxes 10 by IL, by 10, and ! by 9
GLASS
% Doz Scythes 10 Casks Red LEAD;
100 Boxes Mould CANDLES 100 Boxes
SOAP.
July g. 3w
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-07-06
Saxony Sheen.

ON THURSDAY, 10Th July neat, a. 3 o'eIors
All III AZ Che Punch Bon Tavern.
AZ entire lock IA -aADny SHEEP, cnnsintfrr
81 46 Rains, % Ewes and Lambs, ia arriyed
per Velocity tom Bremen
FENlESE sheep were selected ygifh GREAT care
n by person fully qualified for ~ purpose
from among eight or ten thousand of ihe FINEST
sheep IA Sasony, Hnd are presumed wv hr dr.
cidedly superior 70 ANY sheep which h1ye hul ~.
20 been imported The comparative pahse Of
snsouy Wool above the best Spanish " wen
known the small quantities which have reached
this country. have been eagerly bought up hy
GIG manufacturers of fne cloths, w hirh nfirrs,
Doe the duty imposed by the new tariff, win soon
prevent further imponaiions
Purchasers are assured chat none uf thr sheen
will be disposed ofon any terms before the above
date they may BE- examined any time previous
Az the Day q sale N Mr Ferry's. about quarter
oi mile from The Punch Bowl Tavern, IN
Brooklne, on The road leading 70 Cambridge.
Catalogues viii be Immediately prepared and
ready Tor delivery Conditions liberal and made
known az the sale.
COOLIDGE POOR a HEAD, .4usfn
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-07-06

We learn, from Honduras. May So that the sch
captured and brought in there. had Comet Of New
York. on her stern, which had been blackened over
ohe was 20 be sent, with her crew. TO Jam for trial
The mate, on his examination, stated, that tie
owner, Frenchman, had sold her. in Aux Caves
2 be delivered in port on the north side OF ST.
Domingo, whittier the owner was 10 proceed. with
his wife, by land and that the capt. had run away
with her.
Eleven pirates were in prison At Honduras-they
bad captured the csasting sch NSpringhrd, OF that
place. put her crew on shore. and fitted the vessel
out, 70 cruize in-wth her they captured small
BT. sch. called the GeoTge-Angus. Underwood bound
ior Bahse, 20 Tr1&ildA with cargo Of dry goods.
after short engagement, in which the pirate capt.
aud one man were slightly wounded. IN conse-
quenee Of the resistance made by the crew, the pi-
rates murdered the capt. Mr.. Stevenson the super
cargo, and two Of The crew-two Others made their
escape lone Of them wounded) BY swimming on
shore; and another, muatto. had his life spared
on consideration Of joining them. which he consent
ed 10 Do. The rHates having Afterwards lost their
vessel, and the goods robbed above, on Black
river bar landed on the Main. we're, through tie in
strumentaty Of this mUaiio, al made prisoners
excepting their chief VINO could not he found-It
was said that he 'exeusd himself in vain 10 save
the lives OF the Gov Of The Geoge-Angus. - Pal
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-07-06
For New York.

f The regular Packet Schooner
TT& LEADER. JoHS WAITE IT. Master.
AAAH viii sail on FRIDAY NEXT. For
- freight or passage apply to B BAR
TOI, Ingrahams Wharf
GT'Who has Tor sale loco Bushels good yellow
CORN
Portland July 81, 1925
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-07-06
MIR. SMELL,
Yanted.

A YOUNG Man, from IA 10 Is years of age,
A who Is well acquainted with the DRY
GOODS business, aud can come well reeomen.
ded - 70 character and ability One who n az.
quainted in town would BE- preferred. Enquire
al this oiice July Il
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-07-06


USEFUL BANK.-The Legislature of Connect.
cot ~ the last session. incorporated Bank N Far
mington. with capital Of 100000 on condition
that the iustuIica purchase shares in the Farming
ton Canal Corporation % the smaunt ~ gIOO 600
and further sum Of 500 O0G II the CaEal Compa.
ny should require the sane and ia consequence
10 receive perpetual charter, BE- exempted from
taxation forever, and be allowed 10 Issue s paper
10 the amouai Of hfly per cent. beyond its capital
paid in
.4aother Wdrerty.-Carey 4 Lea, ofPhila.
delphia, have 10 the press the new Wayerly
novel; RedglHntlet tale ofthe 18th centu.
ry.
The President has left Washington on short
visit 70 his farm in Virginia. He was expected
- return TO Washington on or before the Attn Of
Of July.
The Y. $. schr Porpoise, lieut. eom'dt Chas
w Skinner, sailed from Hampton Roads. on
Sunday, for the Coast Of Africa The Rev.
MIR Gurley, agent for the American colonial
ton Society went passenger ~ T. States.
The May The following vessels Of war are
nov equpping Tor with an possible despatch 70
wiz, North Carolina "a. Commodore Rogers Con
stellatioa "a. Commodore Macdonouah; Hornet p
Capt Kennedy Ontario %, Capt Nicholson :
Shark II. Lieut. Stevens Porpoise H. Lieut. Skin.
ner; Stofe-Shp Decoy, Lieut. Gamble The
Washington Gazette presumes that considera BE
portion OF this armament Is intended 10 show IL
self along the coasts Of South America, and we
trust me presumption y correct