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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-02
Ensolneut Notices.
State of Rhode Island. &c.

NEWPORT, sc.-Clcrk's Office of the Court of
Commissioners for the relief OF iinsolvent
Debtors, Feb. 9, 1896.
"HEREAS the petition Of William b.
w Boss, of Newport, in the county of
Newport, an insolvent debtor, was transferred
from the General Assembly, and entered in
said court, according to law, at its January
term, A. o. 1926 and whereas said petition has
beer continued to the next term of said court,
with further order of notice, and Richard
Shaw, of Newport, appointed assignee of
the estate and effects of tho said petitioner
Notice is therefore hereby given to the crodi-
tors Of said William, to appear at the next term
of the SAL court to be holden at Newport, with
in and for the county of Newport, on the third
Monday of January, A. D 1897, TO shew cause,
if any they have, why the benefit Of an act for
the relief of insolvent debtors passed January,
4. D. 1922, ought not TO be extended to him.
HOLMES WEAVER, Clerk
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE-The srbscri.
II bcihav;ng been appointed Executor OF
the last VIII and Testament Of SAsuTL BAL.
.rFv, late of MiddlotoHn, deceased, and said
appointment being approved Of By court OF
Probate holden ia M.ddletown, on the I'D OF
August. lS2i said executor having been
ouabfe, os the l1w directs for the faithful per-
formante Of said trust All persons having de-
mands ,gains, said estate are requested 10 pre-
.crt th,rn. and those indebted " call and make
immedhtc payment 20
JOHN BAILEY yB;rfo!.
Ne~,p5' Esb @. l.21.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TlIE subscriber hereby gives public notice
d that he is appointed Administrator on
the estate of Udijom BoJeock, late of South
Kingstown, deceased, and has accepted of the
trust, lac therefore requests all persons who
are indebted TO tho estate Of said deceased 90
make payment without delay. and also I'll
persons who havs claims against the said es-
tate TO exhibit CIem as soon as may be.
ROBERT PERRY, .3dJr'r.
South. .Kirrstown, Jan. u, ls26. F2
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A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.--The Sub
~ scriber having been appointed by
Christopher Fowler ESQ. ono of the Conf
missioncrs of the Court Tor the rellefof IN
solvent debtors, Assignee of the estate and
effects of John Manchester, of Tiverton. an
insolvent debtor, gives notice to the credit
ors to present their claims against said In
solvent within SIX months from the date
hereof, or they will be precluded according
to law. JAMES MANCHESTER,
assignee.
Tivcrfon. ian. 2G.
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S,n,c Of Rhole-Island. sc.

WAsrryGrov. &c --.Clerk's Office Of he CONT
of Commissioners for the relief oi lnso!yent
Debtors, Jan. ~, Ie2i.
yNHE creditors Of Philip Bates, cf Exeter,
L in the county Of Washington. laborer,
are hereby notified to appear II they see ~,
heforc the said court Of commissioner, 70 be
holden at South Kingston. IN the county oi
Washington, on the second mondai Of July
1-26. and shew cause why the benefit OF The
existing insolvent laws of this State should
not be extended % him.
MATTHEW WAITE, Geek ct said
q C0gr, Of Ccrm'ss.ors's
lsn. %, 1soG.
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Newport, Feb Q. 1895.

A SSIGNEE'S NOTlCE.-The subscriber
~ having been appointed by the Hon. court
Of commissioners for the roief of insolvoni
debtors, at their January term, \. u. lS26 as
sgneo of the estate and effects of John Rose,
of Newport, an insolyent debtor, gives notice
TO the creditors to present their claims against
said nsoyent, withinsix months from the date
hereof, or they will be proeludcd according to
law OLIVER ID. SLOCUM, .lSSigRcc.
Newport. Feb. q, lS26
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TIIE subscriber having been appointed hd
J. ministrator, dc bonis non, on the estate Of
GEORGE N. NJ. PERRY, late OF Charles
town, deceased, and having givcn bonds as the
law directs, lac therefore requests ali persons
indebted to the estate of said deceased, to
make immediate payment, and those having
any demands TO present them for settlement
without delay. SAMUEL WARD, Admir-.
New Shoreham, Jan 81, 1S26. W
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Tivcrton, ian. 2G.

A SSIGNEE'S NOT1CE.-Thc Sub
~ scriber having been appointed by IL"
Hon. Court Of Commissioners for the reliei
of Insolvent debtors, at their January FERN
1890, .assigICu VI uiIU estate nnr uIu -
fccts of Lemucl Gamnons, OF Newport, an
insolvent debtor, gives notice to the credit
ors to present their claims against said In
solvent. within six months from the date
hereof, or they will be precluded according
to law. G. +. ROBBINS, .4sSignee.
Newport, Jan. 2G, 1876
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State of Rhode Island, &c.

NEWPORT, sc Clerks Office of the Court of
Commissioners for the relief of Insolvent
Debtors, Feb 9, lS2G.
WHEREAS the petition Of Lemuol Gam
Wv mons ofNowport,,i lin tho county ofNew
port, an insolvcnt debtor, was transferred from
the General Assembly, and entered i'll said
Court, according to law, at its January term,
A. y. 1S2G and whereas said petition has been
continued to the next term Of said court, with
a further order of notice, and 6. F.. Robbins,
of Newport appointed assignee of the estate
and effects Of said petitioner Notice is there
fore hereby given to the creditors of said Lem
uel to appear at the next term of said court, to
bc holden at Newport within and for the coun-
~ of Newport, on the third Monday of Janua-
r., AID. 1927, and show cause, if any they have,
why the benefit of an act for the relief of in
solvent debtors, passed January, A. d. 1922
ourht not TO be extended TO him.
HOLMES WEAVER. Clerk.
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DROBATE NOTICF.-CorJt of Probate.
i Newport, Feb. Il, le26.-Whereas the ad-
ministrator on the estate of William Prior,
late of Newport, deceased, having this day pre-
sentcd lis account for settlement, and the
consideration thereof referred to a court OF
probate to be holden at the state house, IN
said Newport, OH the first monday of March
next, at 9 o'clock, 4. M.-Notice is hereby
oiven to all interested therein to appear al
said time and place, if they sec fit, and they
shall be heard.
BY order Of said court,
Il. B. ROWLAND, Prob. elk.
Y 2. n
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TvnE subscriber having been appointed
4 Administrators, on the estate Of William
Sanford, late Of Middletown, deceased, and
having riven bonds as the law directs, he
therefore requests oil persons indebted TO the
estate Of said deceased, 20 make immediate
payment. and those having any-demands to
present them for settlement with'ut delay.
PELEG SANFORD, Admir-.
i.i 'lls.o--n Feb %. l-.b.
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Feb. q. 1S2G.

A Il a court of Probate. holden at the coun-
n Gil chamber, Newport, on Monday 9th
Feb. Is26:-H ,caS ordered, That all Guard
ians. Administrators, or executors, whose ac-
counts have not been settled for the space OF
one year. appear at a court OF Probate to be
holden at lie State House on the first Mon
day in March next and settle the same and
that this order bc published in both the news
papers printed in this town
By order of said court,
BIB. ROWLAND, Prob. Clerk.
Tpb n ISDf
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4 SSIGNEES NOTICE.-The subscriber
"a having been appointed by Christopher
Fowler, esq. one of the commissioners Of the
court for the the relief of insolvent debtors,
assignee of the estate and effects of Nathaniel
Davies, of Newport an insolvent debtor, gives
notice to the creditors to present their claims
against said insolvent within six months from
the date hereof or they will be precluded ac-
cording to law.
WIN. HOWARD, assignee.
Newport Feb q, 1895
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State Of Rhode.Island. SC.

NRwPosT, sc--C,ork's Cficc of the CoNrt Of
Commissioners for ;h, relief of ins0lyent
Debtors, Feb. ., lS2O.
WHEREAS Nathaniel Davies Of New
w port, in the county of Newport, labo-
rer, has filed in this Office his petition 10 said
court for the benefit of an act of the General
Assembly of this State. entitled . IN act for
the relief of insolvent debtors and whereas
Christopher Fowler, esq. one Of the commits
sioners of said court has appointed William
Howard of Newport, assignee Of the estate and
effects of said petitioner: Notice is therefore
hereby given TO the creditors Of the said Ma
thaniel TO appear before said court of commits
.ioners at their next term 10 be holden at
Newport within and for the county of New
port on the third monday of January A. D.
lS27, to shew cause, if any they have, why
:he prayer Of said petition ought not TO be
granted. HOLMES WEAVER, Clerk.
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a Diqiin is attached = -, u,o ,o, ~.
every rich policeman y ,,,vcors'.,. m =, a,',c ~ 49,
componying the yolo' .,iar,5 n ec,v ,ybe,o
pars.ory lessons II himssi. .i.h %ieh inc pre- ,,,
bcoks &c. aDS keeping All hIs clo,ncs aii'
and rousing N putting mn 20 %, so,,,is
nours. v. .rn IN We ho iio'S .siS''o,o on;s. bi
"e'' b. { he las nothing 70 90 With his edu
cation,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-05
THE U.VYYERSITY or YTRCLN-ys

~ ILL commence ITS session the LIST day of F,br
AIRY, iS2t II embraces school, of Ancient L,nr,ar..
<u Modern Languages, SID Mathematics 9Th Natural Phia
Phy, ON Natural History, 9th Moral Philosophv 7b Ap,,on
ana Medicine, 9Th Law aud Governments with distinct
'os 10 each To heieesised the school OF Anei. Ian
snage The applicant be qualified 10 eomnenrs
The higher Latin classics those also Of tLe sa.s De-, ~
u..S, ~ hs proposes 10 acquire that language
fo' smi'sion ~ the schoo OF Msth Natural pbo
PaN OF Nifai History, hc must be well Acquainted ~ IN.
elementary operations Of Numerical Arithmetic s,,h 49,
ions, Vulgar aud Decimal extraction Of a..
10 enet any school he must be 10 of
ed Every student free to attend such schools and
S ne best prepare him Tor the liue life he
es 10 oIowi paying tuition the
10 wit, % dollars If only S0do.as to each II
dollars 10 each II he att. nd thr,e more roon a, nro
sueient Tor the accommodation of 2i8 students Two to .
@1n M 'n'r lodging and study each Of them paying r.n
OF - dollars TO tleUuwersity Hotel, for ,h,; i;.,ns b,v
been also prepared and ieito mouse keepers of M. most ss
e ehafae'tI With any Of the ,us nj diet. al HI.
D. IN. nAe price vt 500 for term of ten months
49, male Ihe vacation now commencing will end on the
il III January, and TO 10 he 70,
dy to begin with their cha, day Of ,b, tbo
VINO come AT time after
me soen id, ms own bedding, fuel, candies md
az leNcldsNe Il elas ami money! are g.
unai.i a. sSSO or 10 o wnIch mar
ra"i ~ advance 10 the Proctor whose rec ein ,on.
uueed they can eher school aud the Hotel ke.pe
ohe nan Tor their diet advance. Students free also
ooarn IN TIE neishbong village elsewhere ohu,e
paying IN that tuition of IN ti,,
ohtr"y All letters and applications respecting the pemis
are 10 he addressed TO the subscriber the University near
"dioues'ie ny letter to WI subscription with him
Wu not verbally lodgings dormitory engaged
WINCH however, II not occupied before the Isl Monday In
bruary will be let to other applicants.
a 5. DRoCKENDROUGH, Proctor
Dee.r9 66---wtI5J
~ The Editors Of e Raleigh Register Charleston Couer
ooiuinbia 1t Gazette Medgeyle Journal Loui,ian,
,ser Huntsville Republican, Mississippi Gazette anJLs 8,
Louis Enquirer requested t,u,.< an,
o -N.,u .-IrI account TO this office for payment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-05

gaelce, spread report, that the Greeks had made
sch proposal, and affect to rdcule The idea oil
he Duke oil Orleans, the second man III France,
accepting the sovereignty OF Greece.
The Greeks appear to think that the Porte would
rather grant them such terms they would accept,
such as sci. government, acknowledging his SOW
ereisnty aud paying an annual tax. than surrender
il 10 Ibrahim Pacha, by which he would Tor ever
lose il; and have doub. that negotiations are
at this moment carried on between Greece and each
OF, those powers The French and English naval
commanders watch each other very closely, and
the appearance OF our squadron there appeared 10
alarm them both. A General Roche, French "a
| gent, resides at Napoli.
The Greek Executive evidently entertain hopes
that our Government would aid them, and that the
squadron was sent TO their assistance. Their hav-
| ing been undeceived may induce them to accept
terms which they might otherwise have rejected,
and save them from utter subsection.
! They have men of superior talents or inior-
nation to lead them. During the whole contest,
affordng abundant opportunity for display of talent,
not has appeared whose talents and informa-
ton would render him conspicuous, o. who could
direct their cabinet and lead them in the field. They
most certainly qualified for self govenment;
the higher classes aristocratical and corrupt,
The lower Glasses debased, deceitful, and cruel
both ignorant and unprncipied.
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By TIC Lieut. Gorer,lor The
Il PROCLAIM. fTION

NJ hE!AS At has been represented to tn. Executive NV
w Tue lor OF Henry that William Norman and
Sspn fo,,'r who had been remanded the jail said
y r urine uia on charge OF stealing free persons
o colour anu selling them fU slaves did on the ,ch of he
on instant md make ier escape Jail and AZ
no" gong lge have therefore thought proper with IN.
aisce vi Tue Council of State, oil one
andhy dollars for each either Of the SAID frs.s 10 ann
person peion VINO viii convey them
mem |" ue jan 81 the said county OF Henry and do
over rpue all officers civil and military, aud exho the good
people oil HE commonwealth their best "a
o1as. ,c 'aid Wn Norman J. IT, Porter to he aprr,hen
90 that 'htN may lie d. alt with the law directs
ui'ei under hand Lieutenant Governor of The com,
moh"saiih of figira,and under the Seal of the com
u 81 monwetih al Ric hmvnd, Goth iay of D,ceu.
w.! "-S. PETER " DANIEL.
wilma" Norman is between 80 and 65 years Of age about
lee, Ohe inch hgh Stout made with ruddy compile xion and
dark eyes; he has resided the county Of Henry for many
yeats Il. ar the Mouth Carclna line which state q,
II IS generally believed he has aascondeL
Joseph u Porter about 50 age, about feet II in
ehes hsh spare made and saiow complexion
resided Ia TIA. county of Henry but wears since
win M family TO the state OF Georgia, and by nIoin
nego tranc he the morning after IA, bros ;i -
king his way to III, family. Nv ''D'' ma
Dec. -. co .
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EDUCATIoN

VIE School under The spefuendauce of the
= ,i,"a..d ~ the county Of Cumberland, mile above
hwkPatreL'', will he con inued the ensuing year
All studies preparatory for college, or for business
wti be a"gn yk; the Englih Lain Greek Language,
Euieis, Lacroix Al gebra oieome,ry Trgonon
aud French e'rY' mapping
they have lately erected spacious comfortable
hnne TO m excellent spring. Tn.
Terms fp Lain, Greek, Mathematics sc $50
EDsiish branches, % do
Board can he had in respectable amilie. win a mile or
two Of tn School The lerms SIS per an
OF 10 months.
Vacations and examinations a.bcetoore viz: Examinations
on the last Thudays vi May aud November Vacation i'm Jun.
ahd Deeemoer WM n. PAGE.
- . +. w. kENNEY.
so
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w 40 committed onthe first day last the a Of
~ Charlotte county runaway, negro man who e,Ilx
elf DaVy Smith, aud says tia; he ksn by trade,
longs to Major Jones Alabama and that he boeb
hm OF VIM Shank Of he town OF Petersburg Va He Il a
eoy slender made about fifty years old has wen on
he right eide Of his neck and about feet niche, In
height The owner requested comply with the law aud
take HIN away, he will he dealt with az the law direct.
nec 10. oo-wl2w WM. SMITH, TAILOR, c. e.
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ny fAe uoresrhor otthe COMMONWEALTH or = irg.ia
i PROCL1MATION

w EhEaS rs been represented to the Executive br
us ,aioT oil fo"haan county, that certain William,
~, "n =" "ishau who had been sent from Amelia 10 PowIa
'f sui NOR riai on charge of murder dbl on the nigL,
' Instant make ms escape from the said iaii aud nov,
gong AZ have therefore thought proper with The
the Council OF State 10 offer ward Of two Iuniret
20 any person or persons who will apprehend and con-
y 10 ,he al OF Powiatan, the said William Brown Wor
ana do moreover require all ers civil and military
% tue good people OF the Attn 10 ,e their
TO Cause the said fugitive spprehenleJ
""' ne n'lc DE dealt with as the law directs.
uteh under hand as Governor, and under The .e,l n
L o. lhe Commonwealth at Rehmond this 18th dsy Of De-
W. ~ Mt $50 JOHN TYLER.
M ~ Wor'ham about 25 years of age about six Zee.
IA gu, black hair and whiskers and la skin. - '''
Dec.
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LOMBNRDY HOTEL.

hViNG isken this large and convenient house, l,teiy
nut ny Mr.. John Walker situated miles above Rich
mond, Oh the main road leading by GoodaIps 10 Louisa Court
house Charoesyle Rock Fish Gap, SiaupoD and Swift
hun Gap, HarfisOnbug and Winchester The subs eribsr
intends opening this ESTABLISHMENT by The frt II
JAHO1Rr next, 1920 Iii, long experience atlen.
on ~ is line of business will he hopes ensure him share
Of public patronage his house will always fufoshed will,
the best liquors. meats &c aud he has exceen Oef and
Cook His stable will always be furnished with ali kinds Of
grain and long forage there is well in The yard and
spring but short distance om the house both ofhch afford
az Of - good wser any IN tie lower part Of Va
10 the house. GEnuCE TifuNrR
a. ID Inc beds and furniture all new. CT.
DtcsZf -slf
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PURSUANT to decree 0f he county court OF tlanoyer
will be exposed 10 sale 10 the hige bidder the prem
sss onihe 9Th day o February next n ii, h not ie next
TAR day, credit Of years the tract n land Of which ,e
ie John Andorgn died ei'ed, in e said county, lyine on
fWsey Hive five miles below Hanover comtIonse, tnd
mcc miles above Hanover Town, containing hv estimation
two bundled and be the le.sl,.nds
WIN approved security anI deed Of upon the lands will
pc required othe purchaser the purchae money
Peton Disposed % purchase will he .hewuh the land Inv M
Laney jones, of VI Bchsid Ilundiey living Immediately
IN IT, ncishbOufhO5d. TIE CONMfSgION FHs.
jan. 9. ~ ,9ts
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% rAlEVT IND LITE
y Mr.
IN dGg he adama
M
a.h
MCamhl,ai
stree, o,o,, a, r,,
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FROM BUENos AYREs.

Extract Of a letter, dated October %.
The Congress of these Provinces has declared
the Banda Oriental de facio. reincorporsted with
them, recognised its authorities, admitted its dePa-
ties, and enjoined the defence of its territory on
the National Executive. This resolution, equal to a
declaration of War, has had sudden effect on the
prices of Wines, Sugars, Rice, and some other
articles OF consumption, and such are, therefore,
this day, % per cent. above quotations.
BaH. Pat.
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TaiuadIe Pr0pertu for SoIo

goR sale Of land in Amelia CO. containing too .,e
half ia wood; OF the clea ed land abou, 40 ave
row grounds OF be wood land nearly half good baeeo
anu' me rest adapted to cotton The whole wei, walert
provided with houses and has wheatnaebiue The distance
nom h,ehmond "a miles, from Petersburg 40; third Of the
mouths alter and the balance aitwo years credit land
WIN DE SHOWN by James Drake the manager and communca-
tons addressed 10 Gento Bridge will BE promptly attend
MIMI m Al uieng
August 90 .s
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Is Voluobie .Dcorocs M 1gyc,jo,

lIlLL be 'od Curo' Saturday next the 7ih int. A.
W ~ ocock Hfsf, The nest fl day thetsher Sd,,s
excepted feen likely ard sausLe .lsve. as an, in de
Se among theta first rate csff,ee driver and some rs
rate house FIVE stock o. csue and h,ss and p
rcl 81 6ne hoc., household anl kitchen furniture The slaves
VII he sold of cah The other property credit OF mos
i0r bonds with approved secuy, 90 carry interest from, he
DAY Of sale bat F he principal ice panctuy piia Tie int
res, viii be fsmneJ by order Of Wsds Mosiv IT,
jan. 6.
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.AOTICE

w 40 committed 10 The Jail Of The Town PETERSBURG on
w. ~, gay OF august last dncgfJ who calls her
name sALLYi she about % years old FIVE f. If 6vs All =
h inches gh dsrs complexion pereeisabie She
''' 'Gins ne last summer she FROM the county
Oh Amciia, ~ Mt William Gibbs who was then her nte
he city o. bnond, where she sold at public auction
"n wa, bought ~ Mr. scott Of Alabama, from whom she ar
sc""ued lie owner requested come foratd utny -
property, pay charges aud take her away or she viii h. deli
vs." 1 as me 10" uhet.' ROGER MALLORY, Tailor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-05
Washington, Dee. 25m, 1925.

The Louisville paper, from which the Journal Of
this morning extracts statement that the Legi,la-
ture Of Kentucky bad passed resolutions approving
Mr.. Clay's conduct IN relation to the presidential
election Is premature. Letters have been received
in this city, Of the 18th inst which state that the
resolutions had no;been acted upon BY Tie bye.
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FROM GIBIALTAR.-The Brandywine f

FROM GIBRALTAR.-The Brandywine fri
gate, 1t. Gregory, arrived at Gibraltar Nov. lIth,
from Cowes, and, with the North Carolina, Con-
stellation, and Erie, sailed for Port Mahon the
10th.
On the 10th ut. the Colombian armed brig Gen.
Soubette, sailed from Gibraltar Bay for the purpose
of nercepting some Spanish vessels then in sight.
When of the Point, she was attacked by four Span
ish brigs, two schrs. and gun boat. a running
fight then commenced, which was kept up with
much spirit for two hours, which was distinctly
seen from the Rock Much anxiety felt FOR the
fate of the Colombians during the night which was,
however, relieved early in the morning by her re-
turn, apparently uninjured. The particulars of this
gallant affair had not .pired, except that Capt
Cunningham lost an arm III the action.