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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17

CHICAGO, Nov. lf.-Fndian Murder on Rock
Rir'r.-A message was received, by express,
from Milwaukee Wednesday last, by Major
Wilcox, commander of the Garrison at Fort Dear.
born, Chicago, communicating an account OF some
hostility on the part Of band Of Nnncbago In
dams. on Rock River, the particulars of which
have been kindly furnished Us by Major Wilcox.
On ] thursday evening, the Sd INST. three gentle
men, Burnett, Clyman and Gibs n, left Milwaukee
for Rock River, Mr.. Burnett being United States
surveyor. On Thursday, Gilbert parted from the
sihers. That evening. Burnett and Clyman we're
called upon by the Indians, at their camp, appa-
rently friendly. Clyman went for sonc fire wood !;
heard the report Of gun from his camp, and Oh
returning was met by an Indian with a gun pre-
sened TO his breast. lie doubted not tina, his
companion was killed upon the spot, turned and
ran-was fired upon three times, and by two of the
shots dangerously wounded Mr.. Clyman reach
81 ~ilhln three miles of Milwaukee on Saturday
warning. where. from the last account he still lies
hsvery lew state, having travelled through the
~o'd upward Of one hundred nlilcs, without pro-
visions Of any Kind, and n.nch exhausted from lose
o:t.voo.
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N Office.

DY virtue Of adccr.e OF The circuit superio, court
of law and chauccIv, ior the county OF amherst,
pronounced the 9tl day oi September, 1873 II
which the undersigned, as trustee oil the estate OF
Lucy Thurnond, deed. and others. are plaintiffs.
and Philip fhunnond, scnr formerly trustee OF the
same estate, " llllam |. 'Thumond aud Others, ale
the defendants the undersigned, appointed by the
SAID decree Commissioners for that purpose, Will, as
thereby directed. proceed, At Amherst courthouse,
on the i,h DAY oil January ncxt, TO sell the Slaves
belonging 10 the said estate, to the highest bidder.
or cab. The slaves nine OF ten IN number, and
believed To be very valuable, consisting OF Men, No-
nc and Boys.
At the same time and place, the creditors Of the
defendant. " lllIan rhurmond ~ provided for IA
The .ald decree invited 10 attend aud receive the
provision made lor them a>o, that the other dstr
hutces OF the sand estate also invited To attend, IN
lk. manner, and receive then proportions.
ADDISON GAiIAFERRO,
JOHN lnOMP son in.
Commissioners.
Amherst Courthouse Dec. } tlJ
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.V'OIIsE.

DN vlrtu, vi decree OF the tucuit Superior
- Count OF Law aud Chlucely, tor the County OF
Amherst pronounced on the 9Th Jay OF tprIl, 1885,
IN the sult Pross.r Powell, pu. against William Jop
ing. Nelson Crawford, Leonard lleuly, Abtaln { al
e. aud Others detts the uudel Encd, Who Is there
~ appointed a Commissioner ion the purpose, will,
on the I'd day Of December next, proceed, on the
premises, sell beginning with The tracts as herein
,lt.l enumerated, and selling only much may
be necessary to satisfy the purposes OF the said dc
cteeD TO the highest bidder, Tor ready monry-that
-. a tract of land belonging to Abram Carter lying
nthe County of Amherst, styled the Saw Mill Tract
" Lot No .. aud adiolns Robert II. Carter and 9th
rs which contains 2i2 Also. another nact ad-
ioine the tract FIRST mentioned, knowl by the name
Of the Loyeladv Mountain, and contain Isl acres
And Oh the Bird dav Of December next, shall pro-
coed. the promises IN like manner. 10 sellto the
hlghest bidder, iot ready money, another tract oi
land also belonging 10 the SAID Abram Carter, audin
,ad decree mentioned, whichis in the sad County OF
Amherst. containing 100 acres lying between the
North aud South branches OF l,uiialoc river and
he Fork Mountains, adjoining the lands vi Aaron
lipyinbo b am and others.
THO. n. EUBANk. lC,..
Sheriff Of tmherst. !"
Ns,.S tds
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Ii = 8
nr JANIS sHrn,pas kso~Irs.

ser JANIS sHrRtpAS keoNifs'
She lived A nun-no convent wall
f,nrnured hcr-she was a woman. All
Tha man III woman seeks. Not ono
More fair, and Yet she lived nun
She lived n,ln for love. Her soul
Had met Kindred one Her whole
or wishes. hopes, the maid had gwen
To him that o~n'd her soul, aud heaven!
She would not wed-wss doomed 10 prove
The poet rieht-"the course OF love
That's true, ran never even yet
Such lot the maids true love had met
She Knew but lcve--shc knew not siD-
The hame her bosom warmed within
Her seraph breast might burn OF clam
For child OF earth seraphs panne
And Was the maid beloved again'
She was. Beloved, alas. alas IN vain
Unblest he died un~ed. though Won,
The maid for love that lived nun!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17

LAND AT AUCTION.

DIRSl ANT TO a decree OF the County Court Of
I Bedford pronounced At the November term OF
SAID court IN the case OF Hancock and others, Us.
Hawkins and others, in Chancery, the undersigned
Commissioner, wall, the Both day OF December
next al the Store OF Preston and Leftwich in said
county, SELL TO the highest bidder, a credit of II
months, except as to the sum Of SOY tract OF
Land, III the county aforesaid, containing largely
upwards of One hundred Acres-the precise amount
not now known. The purchaser of SAID Land will
oe required 10 give bona with good security and :,
deed OF trust also, on the laud II cousluc.e1 ueces-
,ary, to secure the payment of the purchase money
The SAID Lands al ON those OF John b. Witt Edn ad
Hancock and others, IN the neghborhood of the
place Of sale. The Commissioner will convey no
othertle than is vested in him BY the decree aor,-
said. CALEB EWING Com
NV. c6 wiw
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l)cc.3
LynChburg Nursery and h'rui!
Garden,

cSSHN, Now containing upwards Of twenty
sS5$S}see& thousand Fruit Trees, of the mosl
"T~ choice kinds, both Of Europe and A.
-n- merica, which now offered to the
public and it is to be hoped that will be
SO blind to his interest, that wants an Orchard as
not to apply where he can be furnished with up
wards of one hundred varieties of Apples, Thirty OF
Pears thirty Of Peaches, ,went, of Cherries, TWEEN
~ of Pums, ten of Apricots, ten of Necarlncs.
&c. Grapes, Currants, Gooseberries, English
Walnuts, and a great variety of shade and orna-
mental Trees and Shrubs and all of which will
be sold low. Orders addressed to the proprietor,
or left with any mercantile house in Lynchburg,
WI, meet with prompt attention.
JOHN d. RICHESON.
O. The Lexington Union and FincasHe
Democrat pW publish the ADORE for sir ,cesks
and tor'cnrd their accounts TO this office for pay
mtH'.
Nov l6 VT,
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Valuable Real Estate For sale.

'INllE subscriber wishing to remove offers TO sell
or exchange for Western Lands, his Estate
lying upon both SIDES of Roanoke river near the Ip
Lack, IN the county OF Botctouu. 1t is divided by
the river into equal portions of 500 acres each. one
OF which is principally valuable an nexhaustibIe
reserve OF timber Tor the support Of the other upon
which the improvements are situated. The improy-
ed moiety has about $50 acres cleared of which oDI
is a compact and uubroken tom of great fertility
and the residue OF the cleared land, toe her with
the greater portion OF the uncearcd well adapted TO
the several staples of the country. The Mansion is
of brick, nearly new IA p ain, but comfortable
s ~h "" hGa,s, ,S " os sss@ns9 kind
situated ON commanding emnence, and surround
ed by beautiful Grove. The O.crseers house, Ne
gro nuts, W heat Machine aud House, Stables Corn
CRIB, NC &c are of the best kind and most eliglhy
situated. To strangers, who uuacquainted with
tins section of Botctourt, it may be well to remark
that, for salubrty Of Innate fertility OF soil and ex
celence OF society. II has few parallels The sub
>cllber would be willing to take Negroes or Cot,nn
Lands in South Alabama, in exchange for the es,,,e
WIN. LANGHORNE.
Oct WITS
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Capt. Bailey accompanied by Mr.. Rob'nson,a'
Interpreter, was dispatched from Fort Dearborn,
with small Detachment, Of troops, 10 Milwaukee,
on Thursday last, there to take such steps as may
be necessary for the detection OF The murder.rs,
or the suppression of farther hostility. Like M
formation was communicated to the Garrison oil
Green Bay. party often OF twelve men lei' h'" d.
kce immediately on hearing oi the murder, iof lie
purpose of finding the body OF Burnett from
which W. have not heard.
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Tho Columbus (Gco.) Sentinel oil the 2ith UT
saws" We understand that rrneonire took
place. in the neirhhorhood Of M'Cloud's Perry
between three and four white men and A COMPANY
of Indiars, in which one Indian was killed anu
another badly wounded. For the purpose oil re-
yenee, the Indians have ''noe destroyed ""os
ga, who we're Innocent and knew nothing Of
the difioltv."
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t-rvcfSIa AT a Circuit Superior Court o
v Law aud Chaneery, continued and held lof MI
con County at the Courthouse. on thursday me
,:tl1 d,s of October. lSib5
I'm J " God. alias John Wood Jopling. and
IaI,, Jaues Barnett and Eliza Page Nathan Bridg-
,,,,er aad sally his wife. formerly sally rage, aLu
samuel. Joseph Mary Ann, Edmund, Rooeft,
t.aorce aud Josiah Page. infant children OF Lu"a,d
Pare and Elizabeth his wife, formerly f.llHabetn !" .
Wool. BY Edward Page. then father and next 'f'ehd'
plaintiffs,
lfo,,,.an lopling. administrator Of Josiah BridC-
water dec d.. Hannah fridewaef J"hn bieets' i''e
sb,r,G OF Nelson County, and as such adinlnlstia-
lar Of James Roberts dee d., and Polly W. his wife
formerly Polly W. Bridgwa;er, defendants
This cause came on this day, again to be heard,
unou the bnl, answers and exhibits and was argued
hy couus,I: On consideration whereof, the court be-
mo of opinion that the ale OF the slaves Ia the pro
ceed,ngs mentioned. Of which Josiah Bndgwater died
rossessed will be necessary, IN order to an equal
distribution among the parties, doth adudge, order
and decree that the sheriff oil tins County det nav
ing ADVERTISE. the time and place sale at least thirty
DAYS previous thereto, III some newspaper pnolsheu
i'm the town OF Iynchburg and at the Courthouse
door of this County sell the sall slaves, al pubic
ancfion 10 the highest bidder, credit, until the
first d,y OF April uext, the purchaser or purchasers
giving bond with approved security for the purchase
money and report thereof to this Court, at the next
term in order 10 final decree. And by consent Of
the parties. the Court doth further adudge, order
and decree that Alexander Fitzpatrick be appointed
a Commissioners To rent out, for twelve months, the
Tract OF Land aud Mill, in the proceedings mention
ed, and make report thereof u the Court
\ Copy-Teste,
RIO. {. CUTLER, Clerk.
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NEW LONDON ACADEMY.

MR. HENRY l.. DAVIES, having resigned
wi his situation as principal Teacher al this
Seminary the Trustees feel pleasure in announcing
10 the public, thai they have engag i Mr.. GEoRGE
+. D,nNfy, Of Campbell to take charge Of the In
>tltution
In making this announcement, the trustees deem
it proper to state, thai the standing of Mr. Dabnry,
as a gentleman and scholar, is avouched by the
most ample and satisfactory testimonials. After
graduating, with distinguished honor, AT flampdcn
Sidney College, h. became a student at the Uni
yrr,tv OF Virginia, where his education com
pl.tcd upon "A large and liberal scale. Entertain
ing high opinion of his literary AID classical at
tainmcnts, and believing that he will faithfully dis
charge hi. dutie, teacher, the trustees take plea
sure in recommending lis School TO the patronage
OF the pnblic.
The exercises At this Institution will commence
On the first day of January next, aua terminate on
h, 3Oih day Of June following, when there will be
public examination, 50 conducted, as fairly to
test the proficiency OF the pupils.
The coarse of instruction will embrace the
Greek. Latin AMI French Llngnages, Geography
with the use OF the NtpS aud Globrs, English
Grammar, Arithmetic, Mathematics, &c.
The charge for tuition in the Languages, and
higher branches of Mathematics, will be SO,
AID for TIE English branches, s. per month. Board,
including bed, Washing, candle and fuel. will be
SS per month.
II further information is desired, letters address
scd to MIR. George F.. Dabncy, at Marysvllc,
Campbell CoHntv, until the lst Dccrmhcr next,
viii be attended Ia. After that time, they may be
directed to New London.
TIE TRUSTEES.
Dpc.3 N,}W
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LOOK HERE.

J. y r y X : 4 T. T..
r early application is made, the subscriber will
sell great bargain IN desirable tract of Land,
iynH IN the county OF Franklin. Virginia, large
stream, which affords compact body ofow grounds
('ome of which is splendid Land mile in length.
The whole tract contains 81 acres about 700 yet in
woods, great proportion good, and some splendid
Tobacco Land. Persons wishing 10 purchase, can
apply TO the subscriber at Rocky Mount, Franklin
county. Virginia Terms very accommodating.
BEVERLY SIDNOR. Jr.
Nov % q # 6t of
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Nov. %


NN the petition of Samuel Smuhsou, Jr. PRAYING
~ Tor relle as security OF Sarah I.,nthicum. al
ministratti> OF Thomas l.lnthlcum tor her due and
faithful administration OF the estate of the SAID Tho
mas linthIcum This das, came the said Samuel
Smlthson j., by his attorney. and the SAID Sarah
lInthoum having been dul, summoned by puhhca-
ton IN the iynchbrrg Nrginan, according TO law.
and not appearing II is ordered that unless the said
Sarah linthlcum shall AT before the next January
Count, enter into bond with sufficient security,
so As 10 eNoucrate the SAID Samuel Smuhson Jr. he
power and authority administrative aforesaid be
revoked and annued.
Copy-Teste,
ROBERT TINSLEI, Geek.
Nov 80 I'm
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Exrn,onpIsAR, Cn,scr.-Thc importation oil
rum into the port OF New Haven the past year, has
been only one hogshead. Formerly tho imports
were about nine thousand hogsheads year. he
commerce OF the place has not fallen oil, on th'
contrary la, increased and The exports oil ihe pace
partieuarl, to The IVES, Indies. greater ihaneter
The return careocs ARE mostly molasses over nine
thousand bids, of which were imported 'hi, year.
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EAMTLY cARRyAGU,

O. ~ Just received. very superior New.
f-e3+E-2tfzff3I ark CARRIAGE, of the reve> pat
-- - tern with White Mounting and likely
10 PIease IN rec and Appearance. The maker wish
lug 10 Introduce his work in this par, of thr State
.a"en uncommon pans in putting the work TO-
IT, etsohS wishing to buv will ca on MI.
Tint at the Carriage Shop Of Mr.. samuel a,res on
'iaiu- s'fcet be former stand of H. Beach & Co.
so HENRY BROWN, JR.
49,
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=, = : 'F7TFT
Hugh raggart and john Penn.


ne defendant HUGH Tacgalt, not having enter
ca ms appearance, and gwen security, according to
he 'ct OF Assembly and the rules OF this court and
" appeafhs by satisfactory evidence that he is not
an lnhabant of this Commonwealth: on motion Of
'he plaintiffs. by counsel ii is ordered that the said
Helehdant' Hugh Taggart do appear here on or be.
lore the flrt day of the next tenn to answer the bill
OF the plaintiffs, and that a copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in the Iynchburg Nmenian, ior
t~o laon'hs successfully, and posted at the front
\ Cory -Tcstc
Nov. 10 d.
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" lkIlNiA AT rules held in the Clerk 5 OF.
lice OF the Crtcnt Superior Court OF aw and
Chanee1y, for bedford County, tie .nd dayo( Nov.
cmbcr, 1885:
Cornelius NOEL, 81. p,io,,r
against
Baida Mcdaniel and Joseph Slaughter. admins.
traitors with the will annexed, of Cornelius Nail
dec d., Samuel Cobbs and Ann his wife. late Ann
Noell Sally Minor widow ofN i!Iiamson Nil,or and
late Sally Noel, Livingston Noel, Melville NeeU
Charles j. NOEL, Addison NOEL, Jesse NOEL. Elza
NOEL, La'nIa NOEL, Susan NOEL Cathriue NOEL
Simon NJ NOEL James Nocl Caleb Nell John
Noell Andrew Ronald and Elizabeth his wife. as
Elizabeth NOEL, Thomas Minor and Polly his VII,
late Polly NOEL. Cornelius Merritt and Susan his
wife, late Susan NOEL Sarah Estes S,s,p Fu.s
Celia Estes, and Caroline Estes the last torr ch,l
dren aud hens OF Peggy Estes dec d.. late Peggy
NoeH' Defendants,
IN CHsSCERY
HE defendants. john NOEL, Andrew Ronald and
Elizabeth his wife, and Samuel Cobbs and Ann his
w'ie not havag entered their appearance and given
security according to the act Of assembly and the rules
OF th's court md appearing by satisfactory evidence
that thty are not inhabitants OF tins Commonwealth
II Is ordered, that they do appear here ON the flst
uay OF the next term, aud answer the plaintiffs bill.
aud that this order be inserted IN some newspaper,
published in Lynchburg, for two months Successive.
", ana posted at the front door of the Courthouse
this County on some court day
\ Hopy-Testc
JOS. WILSON Clerk.
wy. - w2m
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WILL be sold, iot cash, at Plusylvania Count
w house. on MONDAY the 2Ist day OF December
next (b,ing Count das) about twenty NEGROES,
belonging to the estate OF ID Josiah Morton, decd
consisting OF Men. Women, Eo,s aud Girls. The
larger portion ol them ave remarkably likely.
Tlio. :. JONES,
D,pdy .Sh,fiF tor RobtH Harrison, late Shtrt, and
rs such. administrator Of Josiah Morton, deed
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Nov. ~

v lRGlNlA:-At rules held in the Clerks Odfc.
OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancerv, for the County of Amherst. on the ond
day of November, ] '35:
David tiIgglnbotham and Daniel IIiggiubotham,
surviving partners of David, Daniel and Thomas
HIegmbotham, merchants and partners, trading un.
der the style and firm Of DAVID 4 Daniel Ilcgnbot-
nam E" Co., Plaintiffs,
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TAKE NOTICE.

TIVE subscribers. IA cDtee. of the highly approx
L cd Patent Spring Seat Saddle, Spfius Gun ifon
Horn, cannot be too grateful for the encouragement
thes have received for their improvement ~ the ma
nuiacturiuC OF Saddles And at III. be-
my ed of the difficulties that they had 10 en-
counter from the prcJudlces Of the public 10 ever,
thing that bad Obtained patent IN then line Of busi
ness, they feel grateful or the impartial examination
OF their improvement b, both gentlemen who stand
unrlyaed IA our proessiou and private gentlemen OF
the highest standing. who have used the Saddle. as
will be shown by their certificates attached TO this adj
verrsement.
The subscribers With confidence recommend their
Improvement. from the fact that committee oi Sad
oilers examined aud tested fully the plan before the
patent w:s obtained also they were well med BY
riding and met the decided APPRECIATION Of all who
used them. Those who wish further Information,
may apply to Mr.. John Thurman. VI Lynchburg, a
gentleman alike distinguished Tor his character
workman aud his judgment. lis op,uou may b.
re- lled on.
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Y lKGlNlA Alta court held for Bedford cour
y, at tie courthouse the 36h day of No,em-
ber 1870
Elias Garner aud Susan his wife, formerly Susan
d. "t"isoh' Plaintiffs,
against
William Mead, administrator of John 9 Patfer
sou decd, Bancha Patterson widow of said John
Patterson, dec d. George ID. Patterson John 5 PAT
Sun, George W. Qumcs aud Rachel his wife form
erly Rachel Patterson, AlGedPatterson Mary Patte,
son, Jane Patterson. James Patterson, William Pal
terson, Mclleny Patterson. Eliza Patterson Francis
Patterson, aud Martha Patterson, uens
Is CHANcERY
he defendants, George b. Patterson. John (
Patterson, George ". Quarles and Rach.I his wife
NOT having entered their appearance, and given Sc
curitN according TO the act of assembly and the niles
oil inns court and appearing to the satisfaction Of
the court that they are not inhabitants of this Com
mon"eaIth, It is ordered, that the said defendants do
appear here on the fourth Monday in February next
and answer the bill of the plantltls and thai co
Ply OF tins order be forthwith inserted in some
paper, published IN the town Of Iynchbnro for two
months successl'ely and posted at the front door ot
the courthouse of tins county.
atopN-Tcstc,
KV. {. MITCHELL. C.B. c.
WIN
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IuST OPENED.-Splrndid Brass Fcnderx.
- and hons, Shovel and Toncs, Stair Rods. &c
Making the best assortment of those articles ever
offered ~ ,hi. market. House Krepors call ard
see. Il. B. RICHARDS, e. co.
NcvQ a.
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4 Ii persons having claims against the said es
tate. requested to present them immod latcy
that the bussess .. the may be finally Ssettled
r Z. J.
Ntv % t21D
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SARGENTJOEL DOWNING.

MoRe Human BurcmrsY IN BRA7L.-Thc
Editors Of the New York Journal of Commerce
have been favored with the following extract of
letter from Maranham, brought by Tie brig I,.-
bella, Camain Crane. It's statements are con-
hrmcd by Captain c. who in coming gu, of Ma
ranham harbor. met the Nadia, from the vicinity
ManASnAM, Nov. IL, 1885.
by the arrival of the Fair American, Yesterday
we have later, and (f iruc) distressing news from
Para and Cama'a Capt. Wills, after lying AT Pa
ra some days, obtained permission TO 20 10 Camata
but an the day that he To sail tho Malta came
down 10 the blockade of Para by a Brazilian
squadron under Commodore TAYLOR, Para being
IN possession Of he Indians, &c. from there, with
report 50 unfavoralle that he old not 20 and
they both sailed for this place at the same time.
The Malta has arrived.
Cap. Willis states that a report came TO tho
blockade usi as he WIS leaving, that an English
brig called the Creole, Lad bccniaken al tn. Pilot
ground by the Indians, and all hands murdered .s-
crpt one man. Tie circumstances, as near AS We
can get them, follows Willie tho Captain
was waiting for a Pilot, a canoe went TO him and
told him that the Pilot would NOT got n in canoe.
but he must send his boat. These they kept,
while member of Others went aboard murdered
the rest "fihc crew, took out of Ter what they
wanted and sunk her. She had on board between
4 and 5000 guns, and 20O barrels of powder
There are many things tia, make il appear true :;
still the deed appears to be shock nr 10 be be-
lieved. The vessel was due there some 81. week,
aeo. with arms and ammunition ordered and the
Captain unaware of the state ofthe country. mich,
easily be deceived.