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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-10-16

CASH paid Tor Sheep and Lambs Pelis, by
" SILAS BURBANK, Jr.
Oct. 6, 1897. l6
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-10-16

NOR Supertine CARPETlNG, RUGS,
IL MATTS, sc. call upon
EMERSON & RUSSELL, Main ST.
October 7, 1887. 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-10-16
road Cloths, Cassilners,
and Vestings.

lust received from New York and Boston
j by r. r. RlKER, Draper and Tailor op-.
rositc the Bank, fashionable assortment OF
Goods, Cloths, CassimerS, and Vesiinss.
Oct. 4, 1887. 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-10-16

Chinese Mulberry Trees.
TNHE subscribers have for sale 5000 trees
l. Of The Morus Multicnulis. Those wishing
10 purchase will do well TO apply soon, and
direct their letters to F. A. Porter g. Co.
SAM'L. A. PORTER.
FRED'K. A. PORTER,
CHARLES s. PORTER.
Springfield, VI. Sept 8, 1887. 12tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-10-16
Black Ink.

WNRITING Ink, of FIRST rate quality
w Tor sale by
EP WALTON & SON.
July IS, 1887.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-10-16
sMeOt MQrEet.

1T THE OLD STAND on MIN ST.
TSNHE eubscribers have formed co-parine'-
l. ship in the Meat Provision Business, an.
take This opportunity TO say to their old ifiend'
that they have not orgotten their former pat
ror age and while they remember it wiz
gratitude, they ask for further demonstration"
Of the good wishes Of all, by the renewal ard
continuance Of the same kind of friendship
and assistance. A good assortment, Of the
best quality, will be kept on hand for those
who wish TO buy meat. Beef and Pork put up
in the best order for family use. Those at a
distance who with 10 purchase, will do well
to call.
Cash paid for Sheep and Lambs Pclts.
ALFRED PlTKIN,
ORlN PiTKiN.
Village Of Montpelier,
Sept. 81, 1887.
n. B. 1t is taken for granted that all ihose
who have unsettled accounts with o. Piikin,
will call and settle, and moi forget that his cred
itols are pushing with both hands for remian-
ces. Lumber demands Dire must be paid,
or l6:6w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-10-16
Boots and shoes.

MEMS Thick and Thin Boots Boys do /;
lNl India Rubber Overshoes Geniiemens
Pumps; Ladies Paris Kid Slips, Walking
Shoes, Walking Slips, SC. for sale on the best
terms by CHARLES LYMAN.
Oct 10, 1887. l6
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-10-16
HERMAN ETMULLER, NJ. d.
WALLER VAN GAULr, Nj. ID.

Germany, Dec. 10, 1886.
G-F For sale by &. ~. Barker, and al
the Montpelier Book Store
The herald., 1837-03-13

COURT OF SEssIoNs-Saturday, March ll.-Bs-
fore his Honor the Recorder. Aldermen Varan anJ
Ward ~ ~
With the exception of the case of BENJAMIN Love
JOY, there were but few tr1ng cases called which
we have not space to partcularize
Benjamin Lovejoy, the barkeeper of the rockery in
Water street where between fifty and sixty persons
were seized few nights since for riot was mt 70
the bar charged with highway robbery, committed on
portuguese boy named Joseph Hart who was then
possessed oy ne
The Jury found the prisoner guilty
SUBSCRIPTION was made in Court for the bow to
enable him to proceed to his home
The herald., 1837-03-13

I1T The Prague Compsnys Concert on Friday
evening last, fully and fashionaby attended. No
can form any conception Of the beauty and aceu-
racy of their instrumental execution that has not been
there to hear them. They are the most exquisite mu-
sicans i'm this country
The herald., 1837-03-13

sJ capital new poem received from our poeti-
cal correspondent "Celd Wittels" worth its weight
IN gold. Tomorrow
The herald., 1837-03-13

A woSpER.-Boyden of the Astor House. has not
been brought up TO the Police Office for fortnight
Quite a REFORM" say the loafers
The herald., 1837-03-13

SuiclDE-Isaac Fraatman, German, cut his throat
yesterday at the corner Of Stanten and Allen streets
No cause can be assigned for the rash act.
The herald., 1837-03-13

II JAcauEs AND SLAA, the two leading loaf
eis or locefocos, have been reprimanded for re-
fusng to testify and ODE, a subpoena Of the egisla-
ture. Ask them to get up meeting in the Park
that will end in -four riot and the destruction OF
$4,000 worth Of property, and if they wont obey
'Taint no,hin but to ask. If horse is thirsty wont
he drink
The herald., 1837-03-13

~ The Address of "Natve Americans is crowd
ca out to-day by the foreign news. Tomorrow.
The herald., 1837-03-13

% The woman named Morft, who aogged her
little sr to death, for not pronouAcing word cor
reciy has had true bill found against her for man
slaughter
The herald., 1837-03-13

IT The small papers Of Boston beginning tc
be successful. They are quarreng-a good sign.
The herald., 1837-03-13

FmIAL Prrry-A young clergyman recently elope
from Dublin with his brothers wife,
The herald., 1837-03-13

A DELcAcY-TheN New Orleans sausages are mad
Of the choicest horse flesh. The quantity imported i
not stated.
The herald., 1837-03-13

II A Washington Letter is crowded out to-
day.
The herald., 1837-03-13

GnEAr SHor lit is stated in the Baltimore Anne.
rican that Mr. Henry +. Dunbar, residing near the
BodkIn light house, the 18th ult killed at single
shotfyng, ono hundred and seventy eight black BIRDS
Marvellous
The herald., 1837-03-13

FIRE.-About half past IL A. M yesterday fire
broke out IN Walker, near Broadway, which was
quickly got under by the fremen, after DESTROYING the
upper story
The herald., 1837-03-13

ErA Ball in New Orleans is the theme Of month
Here we despatch il in a day.
The herald., 1837-03-13

SupDES DEArH.-Mrs. McGvirc, being unwell, took
grain of morphine, and in few hours expired. II
is the opinion Of DR. Rogers DR. Clinton and others,
that she died from the effects Of the poison.
The herald., 1837-03-13

Errscrs or IsrEMpEnAScE. man named Hun
ter. Of Topshsm, Maine laid cut on snow bank, one
Mich, las, week. and his limbs were SO frozen that
on,u,aon was deemed necessary.
The herald., 1837-03-13

MysrEmous.-The body of DR.. Sparrow Warren,
Of Cedar Hill Connecticut; was found frozen, and
shockngly manglsd, on Tuesday last, in lot in Fair
haven. Cause of death unknown.
The herald., 1837-03-13
:
MAR RIED.

% tuesday evening, 7t inst, bvthe Daniel Smith M
all of this cy 's"4 w. ""usheei VI 4NDei . Iiapp,
IN ".unesdav sth inst, by the Rev j B Seixa, Mr. M n
all Of this city ssi VI 'ho iate JACOB >. SOUS,
On ednesday, sth inst by ths Rev Thomas coll n n
M samuel oael To Fl zabeth Ann eldest da,,ehey ~ pi
Hitchcock. e'' ioi hdWad
on "Wednesday, sth INST, By the MIR McIano william 4.
gslis Soan' Esd OF Crosbury VT TO Mis- Maria a,,sa
Weed, OF this city. ~ -'''ia Lousa
DIED.
on Saturday. nh inst Vim. II Rardel Of John Raode
aged year and IL months. u'e'
on FRIDAY 10th inst Pheb wife of Walter Ski!rnore ar,d q
Friday 10th inst Mrs Hannah stick mother in law Of II,
late John LAM. aged 81 o '"o
on Fnday 10th Fordham Westchester CO. after n,
Illness of sdays rrs Martha Bennett ronson Of the Rev p j
On Friday 10th inst, Of whSopng cough Ihone soa of
The herald., 1837-03-13

IS Is there any African ball held al the Military
Hsll-Ludlow street,
The herald., 1837-03-13

Law AsseciArioS.-Ths Association is said /.
have some curious projects on foot respecting the
titles in real properties in this city. We msst inquire
into its doings.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-05-03
Laws OF the United States.

[PuBLic.-No. %.
AN ACT making appropriations for
building lighthouses light-bos,', bes-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-04
Bennett's Newspaper Establish me N.
No. u AnS STugrT

MORNING HERALD-Issued rpsrpirS ercspt Suu.>u
cents per copy Country subs~rsrs sithe
ssne rate TOT specific period, remittance advnea
NO paper sent out, unless paid In sdvanc
EvErIsc HERALp-Tssued every sNerpoen st I s'cIoeh
rce two cents copy Country subscribers furned a
the same rate. Cash, 10 advance.
WEEKLY HEsMn-Issued every Saturday morning n nm
O'clock Price, Ia per copy Furnished "a eosnSrv
su~crhers " - per srnun, In advance.
WgrkLv HERALD ExrRA-Issued every Wednesday mor.-
ing ~ nine O'Clock Price 81 per copy FURNISHES .
cnunry sooscrberss - per payable IN sdvapcef
Observation-Disclosures in ell those psp<rs ~
usual rates-slways payable / advance.
CesessrorpErrs-Arv requested address thsin eteTa
70 be pos paid.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-04

:s: Is 4: IN nd
asS r,. :; % s ss s RE
Cd 3. he large Il
can short notice any quantity and of much
Printing Paper Medium, Medium and Hall, Royal Super
scys IS @ gaeses with a S
coored papers Of various qualities embracing nearly all the
Writing Pspers-Foocap, and folded, Folio Post Letter,
blre white and assorted coors, Pot Dem and Medium
suitable hardware polished paa Cloth Papers extra
large sizes Crown Double Crown, anu Caps Also large and
naer PapersTissue plain and assorted eoorsi Tip and
sheailrng Pap.rs~For vessels houses, 10.
Sugar Bakers PapersPan, blue and naid with white Of
PasteboardTrunk Boston New Jersey manufacture;
saa and sT sv h's
Caros-Eages, Harry VIII, Merry Andrew and Highland
oseg T1s New FORK 10
sthere is all times large assortment OF cheap Papers on
" sssssss ss s% gs ysss Fn al co
lSAff- AZ tfa NGi N Gs--DONCOUKT a sTAMME Rs
beg eace respectfully call the attention OF their triend
and the public generally e the and elegant assortment Of
Goods Just received ard opening At their new store NO So
ers dealers viii nd al their estabslreR advantages
where else to be met with in addition 70 their entire new STOCK
Summers, OF the above firm, generally known by TIE
appeIaton of the Three Fingered Paper Hanger and who
sro paper hanging both for neane and despatch VIII at
tens in perssr &c ,r sspractcsbe 10 all the work whc SHAH
te entrusted 10 biscare. mv3l-6ms
TgNIAEG NEW YORK HIPrONA, an establish
for the public sale Of Horses Carriages &c Nos 65
and 81 Watt St lat the Junction OF Canal ST. between Hudson
and Greenwich ST..
The propretors respectfully inform their friends and the
public that they have openedhe above establishment, for the
regular public sale oforses Carriages &C. They have erect
ed the site OF their old established and well known
Livery Stables commodous building four high, aad
covering $50 feet of ground fronting Watt and Green
witch repete with every convenience for the reception
and sale of horses, carriages
Regular sales will take place Friday Of each week
Friday III
horses other articles intended TO be sold at this place.
should he entered the day the SALE that they
be placed the catalogue.
they about 100 horses Livery
20 be received Immediately The greatest attention and
viii be given.
private wachman is regularly engaged watch the pre-
misses by day and night JOHN L. ANDERSON,
al6-3m+ WIN. w. JANEWAY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-04

"A EkEAL pisEASEr Gii6NORkN "a. ..s's. kc &C..
wsos ss s.s g. s.s,y hey
well as a. immediate and perfect cure ne hs ia o.
little chest excesa gy convenient in travelling, ana wes
contains every mescne kc necessary fer the most pee'
Il impossible 10 express lie satisfaction this little book az
Gd 70 al are | asese There
several complaints which very neatly resemble ms
men, always called venereal The reason IS evident
and thus the confding patient first gets robbed anu
then proceeds show that, under the word V nerea two
So eaes and Ghonorrhea. called 1t IS OF great i'm
poriance 10 know the difference between The iwo or the
honor person, produces veneres in anoth-
err neither does yeaerea produce the Ghonorrhra
nsn gGs Show be bs Sougn
aS Absolutely
and no hing Is to knt what those CIRCUMSTANCES
ons given in this little book mercury rendered exceed
ngy mild and eicacous remedy The next chapter treats
gives the best of curing II also points out the con-
Go aoSg as 50 Them
follows chapter structure Itself and which made exceed
which much ignorance kDavery is practced There
persons for who pretend to cure il with box o.
he phyc sI IN The woa would newer sreare
es 20 borb sn IN is ultimate to he patient
while general proper means are used nothing is 50 SAFE
The remaining chapters are those other forms OF
real diseases which sometimes appearn
and these refer TO circumstance hat can pos
sby arise in stage of this complaint even from us mrs.
symptoms down its most neglected form and here should
be known that there form OF venereal disease which lies so
dormant in the constitutions, to show Itself in no other way
than its effects upon postey The treatment OF all ihese
plain and ecacious that asy one
having this little of medicine complete, may undertake
his with p rfect safety and success.
The price Of the chest Of medc NC, IS $l2; he DOCK
aose is 81, forwarded to any part of the world
Letters in tation for the chest TO be address1
the author, DIR. RALPH, No. IS Corllnd street, ~ 4.
Ps Since publishing this little book the author mas oeen
consulted many distressed and ruined constitutions
chieHy from trusting certain description Of advertising
peope lead him the opinion that there should be some
practitioner ef known integrity aad skill prof ssedy prepared
times give the best assistance in that disease ana 10
whom such patients might apply with confidence For ihs
graduate Of the University Of Edinburgh member Of the
Royal College Surgeons Londen, and author OF work ex
pressy disorders Aso that he has testimonial let
highest ply cians in Europe to the most eminent
Amer.a tDr Mott of New York and Dr. Physck OF Pha-
depha aad which he will happy show to any one who
wishes oZflH'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-04

GLASS WASE.-At the wholesale Glass Wareware
iouse No I43 Maiden lane be found tumblers
decaners and plain and glass generally; plain and
fancy bottles for perumers Jars show glasses &c for conec
toner's amps cut and plains asel shade and meons Also,
bottles pa Jars &c for druggists of every color size and
description. Glass made and pattern. Private
DO ties furnished to order. o27-lm@
A0TLEiClAL TEET ii, without clasps, springs
IN &c thereby avoiding injury the adjoining teeth the
principles of atmospheric pressure by NJ LEvETT Dentist
No. 3liA Broadway, opposite the Masonic Hall.
This method so generally known and approved needs
COMMENT being wholly different in principle and result from
any pracced In New York.
His references of the order ampe-the or
ion OF the New York psbc this improved system may
in the following respectable papers
Vide New York Mirror 10th July 1886.
Courier & Enquirer, 26ih December, 1886.
Evening Star. 18th June, 1887. o4 SnOs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-04

l ~. HA MILTON, surgeon OF long standing, asd
and practice physc SURGERY in Europe has moved
into the house No. 81 courandt may be consuIt-
ed on every disease Incidental human
uncomrnop delicate or Ddecste The desperate vene
real cases cured IN from two TO nine days
other description In proporonae their ate and n
lure. suepdsnce NJ all times OLD Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-04

- a.lNts,3 OssIhNxAL EALSAMIO
~ COMPOUND.An efhcacous sautary, and efectual re-
medy in all Of Leucorrh9a Involuntary Emissions
nal Weakness leguarty OF the Bense raed Diseased
action Of the Bladder and in all diseases of the Urinary Or
gans The immediate relief generally afforded by OF
The Balsamc Compound, short space Of time has
heightened its celebrity the OF the above diseases,
confidently offered with accompanying certificates moss
eminent OF the British Faculty, which will stamp the high
putalon n which the unique preparation valued Prepared
only ~ w. Sterling, White Chapel London. Sold wholesale
and reail by NATHAN b. GRAHAM.
c4-6ms No Nassau st corner ofE rlfnp
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-04

Hgnsts TO WINTEH.-At my place Hedge
Ill., Nye, werches,er County. Rave sabng and al
things Necessary. Gncludng kplu and careful groom
enable me fs heep few horses from the LEI Moves the
is OF Arm Persons desiring horses winter
- per mon, may apply 10 me by letter, post paid, <s Jay
B. Psymep, Ne made N advance, the commence.
nept ~ each month. GEO WOODWARD.
sl1lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-04

HUNTERS RED DIR OP.-Tbasks TO Dr. HIM
ter, ef Gutenberg, the disease dsaued Of ali
its terros single bottle OF this inshe remedy Is now
proved to be sufficient in the most nveerae The
dicine prompt and decisive effects reuures Inf
few days and frequently but few hours every
particle OF disease from the In BE-
said To act like magic without any amer ia or IN
convesiences whatever Both with perfect
respect to diet Price per botewarrsnted any
case SOLD only ats Division street All intercourse shall be
strictly confidential The genuine medicines be Obtained
nj no other places but the following Hanover street, Bo
Albany. ooO. inns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-04
Mns BlsY,s CELEBHAThD sOOTTIIN,
~ s snErP For cIILDaEN CUTTING TEETH.

w SHRrP FOR CHILDREN CUTTING TEETH-
TO MOTHERS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and MINES srS.
Informed that an infabe remedy by Mrs. fcr
children eethnga remedy which has been the n OF A
Ing the lives OF darling babe the
have bsied all skill II h only necessary TO rub the ehilds
gums with The syrup TO EFFECT recovery; and 20 sa-
ueney pleasant 20 the taste child win spplics-
ton also esctua in opening pores Of the rur
previousto appearance Of teeth And will be- eun6
m excellent bedside companion for mothers IN pre-
venting commissions svers &c arising from pains the CUNT
ON The chids wsh-g in the night. by Immediately applying
M shove Sold only by
OF San MRS BIRD Djvjs;co ssrees :,
MlDWlFkRy MRS BIRD having been duly ora.
w lifted, in ing hospital in Europe may be seen by
testimonials and certificates Offers her prof
10 the ladies n New York Reference be given
has attended and aao many gentlemen faculty
this ciy-Dr Bush br. Francis (Proessor) Dr. Ralph DR..
wolf, Dr.. Wright, and others -. = -
Mrs Bird apprses the ladies who have kindly favored
her with their patronage and emsss gene ally that she
unres 10 he consulted the different affections
suent N peculiar stages her mild ys always
ducing sautary change In the sysfmso tha the delicate
or sensitive female better health during pgnscy hsa
nj other time Ne also devoes her
ofwsmen and children and all sncons ncien -
females he Cupping and iecchng Residence No Diyfien
street oz7-Sms
DILEa-PILEs.-DN HALE's Pile Ointment Il pes.
tive cure nor the Piles In three asyst Sold BY n
Hst, corner Of Chambers Broadwsy Burp~S
~ 6h avenue; r. M Guion, Of Bower and Grand
street of9Ius
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-04
I EvIsON's HUNTER,s REQ DROP.-Tf

ID sven, 4. ccnsI MUnN ~, n ~ MEH DHOP.-The
KNOWN would OF greatest blessings that ever
happened TO The human family, he Il cure in
lew days persons that reduced low they could not
move without the most excrucang pain thinks that II
any person Knows any thing alleviate msor-
tunes and sunerIBgs OF human nature sacred
duy aevoivng on every situated from which none
shsud scek 10 excuse themselves public upsr
the conviction Of this TRUTH he makes this invaluable mscu
known; but knaws that the medicine itself will do more 10
make popular than all he do. Price 81 Der bottle
Division he particular, and every bet
I've has the written name, y. LEvIsOk o2oins
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-04

LVkIsNJH FANCY GOODS, PiBTOLS,
u Atcordons, OH Beads, Tooth Brushes
Gill Jewellery, sin Retcples
Bead Bags and Purses, sik Purses
Bronze Candlcstcks, Candcsbrss, Suspension Lam
Dressing q o nbs Steel Shutters,
Rosewood Fancy Boxes, Hooks and Eyes
Silver Knives and Forks
sh, u and mother Of Pearl Eye Glasses,
do. do Card Cases and Sow
Opera Glasses. Pocket Books,
Focl ct, bolster and dueling Pistols
Percussion Caps, Snuf Boxes
Steel plated and German Silver epeciscles
for sale Nv o7.Jms n A yOusF IS Jsbeytv'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-04

and Of ladies with equal certainty and safety leaving III
skin whittier and smoother thsD before the application.
ALLADEEN MAHOMED'S TURKISH DYE for chspg
ing red gray hair the head wkes and eyebrows TO
beautiful and permanent black brown without staining th
skin or the finest linen.
For sale wholesale and retail by HART, lse Broadway
opposite John street, two doors from street. c25ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-04
Mfsr E and PSs,S

(ytN~, GUNs-BLUNT SyMs, Gun and Pistol Ma.
NJ nufacturrrs, No 20 Chatham st-B =. would respect
r. Nv inform The public that The, heep hand general
sortren R6,s " wiling Pieces PISTOLS Powder Shot,
every other article in the sporting line.
All orders thsnh fully received and puncuay attended TO-
b. Guns bsugh, SOLD and exchanged. Az kinds sf
peu,ng done with neatness despatch o5lm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-04

CULPHATE OF QUIN1NE-warrsnied perfectly
- pure
sniphste and Acetate OF Morphine warranted pure-
on. walls
Jujube PssteFrench-krsq usIy-n Is and 50 h. bores
white Was-50O les suitable Ter retail.
swss Pam cea-at manufacturers prices, with Spanish
English directions
Medicine Chess-for ships families.
White skns-Frenckor plss,ers, kca large assortment
Tonic Mxture-warrsn,ed cure for the fever and sgue.
Soda and scdiilr Powdeby the gross together
with large of Drugs, Chemicals
cles, for sale Wholesale and retail, by
RUSHTON 4 ASP1NwALL,
o2f.3mt sc William street.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-03-29
From the Washington Globe.
THE OLD SALT.

REUBEN JAMES was born in the county
Of Sussex, State of Delaware, in l777, and
when quite n lad entered the merchant SER
vice in 1897, while on board an American
prlvateer, engaged n French privateor off
the Island If Gaudaloupc in which he was
captured. lie returned to the United States
and entered the naval service sailed in the
frigate Constellation, Com. Truxton, and
Gin February, 1899, fell in with the French
Iigate lie insurgentc, and after II close ac-
tion of an hour aud half compelled her to
strike. Tine rate of the Constellation was
32 guns, tha, of the lie insurgcntc, 10.
The former had men wounded and none
allied, the latter had al wounded, 30 killed"
Refitted and pu, to sea, -" in February, 1900,
engaged the Lc Vengeance Of "a guns, in
the evening; the action continued with great
obstinacy on both sides until one o'clock,
when the LIE Vengeance was completely
silenced but sheered off during the night in
consequence Of the Constellation losing her
mainmast." Com. John Rogers, tho senior
captain in the navy Mt this time, served as
first lieutenant during the first engagement
lie next shipped on board the frigatc
President aud sailed under Com. Dale, in
q. lSOl, for the protection Of our commerce in
the Mediterranean against the Barbary pow
'ers his term of service expired while Mt
sea, he re-shipped on board the frigate
Chesapeake to continue the same service.
In the harbor Of Gibraltar he volunteered on
board the schooner Enterprise, Lieutenant,
now Com. Hull; gave chase to the Tripoliian
s'oop Of war, which after some sharp shoot
ing blew up, it is supposed by accident
In 1903 he was one Of the 90 men elect
81 py Licutcaant Decatur to destroy the
"ga'e Ph'ladelphia, which had surrendered
consequence Of accidentally getting ar