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Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-17

McC Cormic's Island and well tits, that
there is no other Island where they can
await The climax of discontinue. One
good thing they have done they have
rid the country ofplenty Of old muskets
which would have been dangerous in
the hands of children, sadly TO the disai-
vantage Of the leye subjects Of the Queen
of Great Britain, into whose hands they
have fallen. And thus ends their histo-
ry, with this as their wisest act ; they
broke into cur office in the night, and
carried off an eighteen pound shot, when
the heaviest piece of ordinance in their
possession was a four FOUNDER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-29

-. .SSs REWARD FOR WLSOE.-Ab.cnmdcd hon inc sn'-
.clci, the month ~ aIil lsS, nrSfo man ny ,ne
Gna If wilson information received, appear. mat " IT,
Of Ncw Kent, EhCrI miles "ow
the gentleman Hgmch RHtfr, aud by Inn s"'d !"
Gentleman named living 10 EicS aGuo NIIshnS on
wlvsc rn h, had several children Mr Taylor sold
E 10 81! Slater Twin. New Kent nnd lanes i! hs,
who in consequence Aabamn len him. and when
ken John u. Gregory. ESD Of " IiansonrS Snr
and purchased by his 0m ihonhs hc-
IT RirhrIur. NUtiirg head oi nm until last
NcYenr S3 informed he hU been taken and put
afterwards mra lis escape, y burning out,
adj L,nld Of. wilson about feet inches
, scgr y head, dark yellow colour, pIcan: com.
,rHprr year, old The above reward viii he pEi
fer his and placed in IN the stale q" IicG
States, 50 TIA; obtain him agsu. ALIEN CUNNlHHHAh.
CrHnin,hlG's store, n. e., No" 10, lo*e 5S-"'"
pE,YCES 4.YD IEEih DtS7KUCIIpE SCSJEt.HS.
sII unircd testimony PhyicGaTs Throughout hc L. ntes
u proved the hal Peters PtGftaJ rus ar" ~" only
uo cr,tIys rita wha will stand the les. oi iS-aoE
rr :Ec proprietor would I'll, urge Thea to c notice
oc ,h0r wng have habit Of un: Caha'ies or 4Pc
tr d. irritating uGeE PAS 50 &C" r" y adv c
he hut I~ c"rruni.TE ci w, vas" iHnf'o"s
"a, AGENTS. the hoSi bale II ltrue, H"s OF
Them ploucc pu effect and sometimes transient relief
int in mo-. the digestive %n gu heJituh
1Ii To them must confirmed dysrcfSih
.iruc that CItar:c 4,iSt Medicines Cc rcqrircd
In, thu nice discrimination sioul always be observed ia tie
'.con, this be oGc nothing injurious can result rom
larirusc.
10 produce much Ir-ircd csut, Dr. Peters has made II his
u ~ several years. feels proud 10 ' has succeeded
n. beyond expectations The objects Of his Pills
81 frequent recourse 10 injurious
eiyc am cer medicine safe, ee'd" ad pleasant ITS "Pc
raticn -. , =. 90
rnrured BIS JOS rRIESTiY rErFRS NJ. D. No 100 lart!y
street New York contains 10 Pills. P'ic"5O cents
i5-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-29
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Far sale, ,eru raius5ls Property on Main Street,

,gg HOUSE AND LOT, IA" Of Main or street, al
resent occupied stUr" by Mr.. Thomas IT, Drew
r. upCSg uijonn. street, occupied by MI Resnauh
Brick HOUSES fronting 18th street, in the rear oil
". pov's
ieve mentioned prarery fronts aain or stree, 80 'eo
, 3h Gi feet inches. aud is deemed one OF thc bes
r, m aless city, aud well worth the aeG'ion OF
,nr, II brag owned jointly by Joseph Marx and lie Bank
IN. nn.4 states, il "a desirable 10 MAKE sale OF H. a.,
a, f,r s,lc the Brick LUMBERHOUSE fronting on 18th
80 Is, :. l. now occupied By z. 3evsIeux and Others
For Apply Joseph Marx end Son, or TO the agent OF inc
"a, IN =. ''u nv. =, iS2s " 63-alwif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-29
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN BOSTON,!

TTtWW3fH- "V""g
gSE Learn HAT the ingnshed Dr. Watson go Washington
and Dr. = e. Iicwst., the celebrated Bone
Washington sreet"o Of the sku practitioners Boston
having Witnessed the happy eftris Of GUELCkES MATCH
LESS SANh1INE IN scvcreases coming within tkc Oh
have "rn The general ngcn. of this modern ncd
refer them through the public inu1a
efficacy in various dcase' but Particularly the CoSsrA
ItoS!
a The above medicine for alo rs Dr. y. :. RowlaTi. Gene
Agent Ss WASHINGTON Boston. where
ccrtfyin. the good ccis Of the medicine may b. Also
of Posra-Grs in rarica And also sold by
a, Shady Rvci Church. Price 80 80, per half ounce.
JOHN FOSTER, .9gen
Nov % JT--Hoi~l Ir FRINGE EGrard Comfy Irs"ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-29
r,.g, or ruE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

r@,.vs or TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
:, ;,s E.aUlnEX is published hrts times week Ga-
~. sessi0a Of i,s S,stc Legislature and t'tee GEEK
':.''' ''' TtaMS 81 SUBSCRIPTION.
Dollars per aa.g and fhfee Dollars Tor Elk mon'h''
e." y,., and io years publication, unless specially Or
aorlst r,nc and paid for III advance tor '4' 'h'''e
shall be to the order Of any new and nn
rer, uale,s paid Tor IN advance, or e, h
g.: avn. ut. But, Of an order Tor puslieu;
@ r,4, mrn' from n's uSsa,OSs VINO snno,an"
,a ne .,lir;ols, sage nulnl9t nu! " s"'' s' "
' sd 1y. COPS OF this resu''1oa' ,,; ., w ,, No
80 H.. ,n,isher aud who remain lnuct'e" on open
"a OF two wears, from the time when III" advanced
a.''' @ .,ull be erased from thc list OF su'scf'oers.
-, "'A' ' IKcs,lsoas of L4 Editorial Contention q a.
RESOLUTIONS are Q! the results OF he eost;iXr WIS
i .as experience Of the hdttSila n0'I is:s
- t.,a,~d G;chUand, on the I'm
& YER Rs,n.nl we re determined TO abie-Fhe interests
r,ssr,.onmead, ami own interests re9"'re !" ''N
A 70 tb Office may RENTED mail in good and
Bans notes At ne ~ ~ s s uasSase Of single
,,.,r oi aay .ccounI the wEor II Is lac i , p
g., n aa extensive business, which operates a
m will nav for nno papers, annually, shall have tho
,cash gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
IA. square Of iiucs, or less, a's' "se'"' '' "
.,,1 oi,lnuanc" 80 cents. ;,L a.. ,.
Irs from must be accompanied win 'ne a''""'e
whose oayanoun, 10 S90 per annum' dis
n, viii male OF - PER csa' ana =" So's o, ~ per
TIA, ommcodeI TO the Editors OF Newspepels
the publish at the head OF then papers
ADVERTISING and that they stfc,.y s%n's 10 u
these b" always sHeh Gs to Si'e lar compensation
10, the labor peomed' s s r5;,o-;c, Cop,eu,iou
~ \, JSIrs AID Marriages tom the country wheneEe, me
Tvs with. unknown al this oiee, must be
ID c.. b, shcd. Every measure, that has been taken
. yrat iuPools m! quzzcs has proved heretofore unava
@ ans csird of th" PostmNsnr rriiten o" the
"a. y ne !dt.rJ .-----,-.---.-------.n---
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-29
Union LeccE Female Seminary in aiecklen5urg county,

Union Lecct Female Seminary IN heck'en6urg county,
Virginia.
THIS School will commence its first session Monday
day Of January and is established benefit oc nv
daughter But family small have concluded
permanent Boarding School, which point Of cca;icn
passed ty any in Virginia. .
This Seminary is situated in pous, healthy and intelligent
neichbohoOd, about IL miles q Boydon, within
bundled yards Of the road running from Rer Vir-na
TO Mnn, North Carolina. Teacher Of
ard nnionhicd qualifications employed take charge this
Schco pains spared to render every way worthy
Of public patronage
Terms session of five mor,hs:
Board, washing, candles, &C.. $40 no
Tuition, in the English branches, p 20
Music, with tue use OF Piano, j. so
Drawing and Painting, 900
Parents wishing 10 scnh daughters would do VOL" make
early application line addressed 10 the Subscriber Union
Lovel Va, will meet wih prompt attention.
Dec u t6a-fwl ALEX. DORTCH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-29
Sal. and Hiring of yNegro'

~ I1ay 1893 AZ the late residence of Tvs Brooks: dec,
coupr OF h.flol,o property belonging to The
Travis Bouk:-E.yeu head ui horses ana Inc
Of two tine horses, par OF
sol Irriasc AMI btoo!ed Mares twenty-five hedu OF
~ whch inn mitch cows; the stock ol hogs and
, eighteen handled weight OF pork; cshy "i1es
IL" OF oats, fodder. &C.; ore carnage aa h'tnt-s'
road aud small wagon; house
, .at kitchen furnure plantation tools eni ut"asis
-. he day will BE- aired, eih" 10y private contract or
lc auction, number of likely belonging 10 the saI
~ Far Eve doliars credit vii! be gwen nh
m November. 1889 tbs purrh Si"'ns bond win s"oa
~. security. Tn. hiring will he on the usui terms.
A. er.og having claims the estate oil the SAID tA'
gri requested present them 70 the Administrator
sale; aud those indebted 10 the estate he
Ten 4, :, N h. uaymcnt WOOD BOULUIN,
!asrs:Jr GlGl the VA ANNEXED IF frar:s Sr92sS' a,e'
ncii o--l-'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-29

LG Of EGGGOES-In pursuance Of decree pronounced by
un'y 'our Of fluyHuna, 10 suit dsPsndnS ny ne sy
Of jam { Wis against VIM ]. Cole, ard joshun X, orao
rzu,v,h wills infant e"'dren oil ii"tdtio
a--i. shall proceed sell Wilmington, Fiurnnnd
County SIrly, 29,h December met. tie following pro-
valuable Sves--c"ns'siin; OF en
OF
Il, lis. decd. Terms Of sale mad" known on the day
JOHN a. SfONE,)
WALTER KEY. COMMISSIONERS
DAN'L TURNER,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-29

MHORUS MULTiCAULIS--TIe subscriber
I'VE pcctulIy informs the public that he has made ar
engagements TO furnish the genuine Morus Hiu!icamlis in
ola 20 suil purchasers with variety OF silk eggs
Ill of which will be put up to 60 safely 10 any part
If the Union Persons al distance may rest assured Of
havirg oil orders put up with the slrc'est fidelity and
Dispatch To companies or individuals wanting large
amount liberal discount will be made. Apply mmedi-
a.ely to
J. II. d. LOWNES, .7gcnt, Richmond. Va.
Cross street leading to Mayos bridge
Nov II G3-2aw:}.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-29

Richn0aA and FIcGtrich.burg RaiirOqd.
CEN the i vi November the gh Train viii
~ only WEEKLY:
Leaving Richmond O'Clock Tuesdays, Thursdays
Saiur,'1y-
And cay;as Fredericksburg 10 O'Clock MoGia.s Wcncs-
day. and Fridays.
The train E;~huuaG daily
A. NJ ard Frederick .burg daily al 4 . 4. u.
~ Far. from RicEmcud 20 fredericksburg, Sd
g, sr-.f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-29

Female Schooi at the .7meiiu Springs, .7mctiu
County, Va.
E>BE OF this school will the 18th
uuary, 1889, by MISS G. NJ WALKER, a young lady well
known this place being qualified teach all the branches
the English language French and Painting Music viii also
taught The Piano by professor Of music The term
will embrace mon,hs divided sessions which will
close in December. 1889 Pupils be any
the sessions there will be charge previous
but deduction for absence, unless for potraccd
desirable that the young ladies' should Of nm
ty period contributes greatly proper arrangement of
tho school Due attention will bc paid the and morals
of the young ladies', well their comfortable
Terms SESSION aoHTH.-Boad, bedding,
lights. &C.. $50 English $40; French SIS; Painting ST. Nh.
sic, $50 Apply to +. a. WILSON
Dec il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-29
go - 3 T..
TIE TRuE RICHES or LIFE IS HEALTH.


THE unparalleled reputation whch Peters Pills have acquired
ms medical tStUrGirr the uGqnes'inn bic proof that
he of To a!iced IN almost
every class The number oil letters received "m
tcu:. ion. ie really Pi":nus nndihc
have cured almost NJ varied rs iy are
still III when they nre more sr"
~ beneficial and those be named 10"
complaints o the stomach ana bowels such a' cue
m Ga,ueaec g.o, for which they nut Only certain
bui an immsgigc
we from the disnrGr9"mrn' 81 tho stomach
ar bCwc OF all the maId" at nm ndn; and
declining this il The foundation oi fHEif"y d'moa
appetite &C. III" that ih'S IN ""Ir nfn
complaint consumption" G'd hG't"Gt i0c
ris Prtcri Fills being the best medicine
which Tor the incPen diseases Of The
necessarily the snrcst Pcv"EtiHcs 81 those
Disorders which CiG5ci mature HE, ard u2
many millions uTiiIaciy graves. 49,
In sncakrr thu. ni Peters nforacs rohinc To himself that
In. not been conceded by public lie d quack
kuuwn before the world his herald
and Responsibility Of situation by the pa
ne
en- the annals Of medicine. iEa MAKES m
careful which horGc ont by sr most nflI
HE ponf mad fear TO hc put 10 tic test
Thin. whrh lie has pruGs ed res p"crs his Fills.
Dr. Peters happy be able stat" th" authority OF
ynt number Phy.caus that whichever b. Vegetable
Pills introduced, they have almost the ad"P
zion Of mcfruria experiments for their peculiar cuy sweet
enn. the blood and stimulating oxPc ali GnSiou nccs, ard
IN giving strength and III" prevents ,c"sr from
Iu,n, that strength which c under ii Of ALL ny Grscr
% rrmcIics. - ... . .
Prepared by Jos. PRiESTIY PETERS NJ. D.. I2o Liberty
street Ncs York. Erh 20 Pills Pr" 80 cents.
IL, BE careful AMI enquire o Peters Negci@b. Pills. Thy
.o y all the principal Druggists Richmond Petersburg 81" SoE
t,s fij-wI,1 Uct -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-29

8 SITUATION WANTED.--A young man who ~ capable OF
giria: instruction il the various English Branches aud the La
tin lau=uT.r WHO mas had several years cypccrt" and can gave
satisfactory Testimonials CHARACTER ncntycncss Gc wishes
/" obtain sta Ieuccr AGLE H. F. Rowling Green
CGtoinc CoaG'y, st.rc u! Nus:m:g.
Dec GJ--+tt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-29

GARDEN S!.ED-iinge's Extra Early Pea, cultivated with
great expressly for Seed, by Or. John Mm-c, and
iounced by him n"y unuua? early but fine ,alc
. Iy Inc ur.,; or bu .hcl, hy MN. PALMER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-29

NOIlEtn,#cIs G. RrrFs viii practise Law IA the iE''ioi
superior Cuusis vi Ming i#G' Ens Queen and ii:norri
He will also aicnd 10 oil professional business entrusted
to him in the ci;y Ui Eichaoh&.
GG-it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-29
DcsnS
IjIufeIH .9r1dcmu.

-,,, UInted .7cndcmy.
A trustees have reelected MIR. WIN. Mashce Principal of this
Tor tho ensuing The first session of months
o. iammcnce tho fist Monday in january. Mr. Mashec
pov-nent Of those placed uade his present
~ his reputation gentleman Il talents and educa-
$500 atinactorily his ability discharge the office
liberal aud systematic OF studies will
m r'cE'rus gentlemen for College, and the vari-
h;a " ~" The trustees feel confiden that place
ln for health, study, and retirement. than
,nt ,hsl charge They confidently trust, that the
ny al en'ch ned community, this insu-
vii 10 continued. "' 0'''o"'"'"' P'o''"'J'0''
xHns TIE fee for Tuition, ae ses,on Of Eve months,
VI "''i"o"'ns. 40 m
tl-her branches of Enrlish ne ~
elementary hranchrs 10 m %
CosJi.s .n v , ~" OF I'VE no"'hs, 40 90
BY order oi the Board,
n r. WIN. q. THOMPSON, President
Naninaion VIII BE- hell Thursday the sq NJ Sovsm
49, ' "ict, Of education, well those bayc, Sons a,I
W ~ TIE .chooi, are invited o attend ~
--It ~ W. pInwrliic CO., va, Nov. 10 5I-letkwtf
S%0H $sEWAED-Ran away from the living in
Comb Lone Char!oe rounly Virginia. on tie 25,h day of d..
10 N"Eo mnn, named JIM. Jim hatwccn IS and
da,k Co.,, " IN is' upwards high, toicIahly spare made
* n' rather an unpleasant Of his
gool b' A The "'her, he limps little he wiss-he
VII Mn'A' with his lef, hand hammer; his
ry ,,,. Hi, who moved Kama county, Va
NC 'r away IL very possible he has olaincd
. rom letter from Mr. Ftinnh 10 me- he WAS NJ wsk
nhoa' the HInnh Of May ls3-Ricp i;rccn Mr. F,;sna'
a.! S,, ~ me ne So" hin at work in A Friends Coal Bank
sa,o s,r"t'I times in tho wear 1887 will .iye thu
clf.I ''a 20 N Oh .riGlrc county, or SI5O if &C.
!-'' IL '"' Slate o! Virginia 50 get him nsrin
D:ci THOMAS ROBERTS,
6S-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-29

BeAPPAHANNoCK ACADEMY.-Ths Institution will open OF
the 18th january under the suPerntendencn Of H.
Poster NJ lately from tho Washington Academy Wcsmore
gentleman whose attachments capacity for the
education, most amply tested.
In the heahuncss Of situation the extent and
of it's buildings and its we'll selected Library,
passed by few Academies in the State.
scholastic year will be divided into equal sessions
months, with vacations OF month eachhc frat
the 18th of June aud the second the 18th December
The SIS board and tuition
advance, with additional charge Of eight dollars for bedding
two dollars for lights, FURNISHED.
by order Of the Board of Trustees.
JOHN II. BERNARD, President.
IL GILL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-29

OTiCE.- have removed Office the formerly
pied by Dr. Thomes Joh.o door MessGs T. x J. 5.
James Co., where can he found rom unti O'Clock.
GEO L. CHUMP, Collector Of tic City TI,cs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-29

EXPORTED BLACK ARABIAN will stand the ensuing sea sou
1889 al II itGx Court house, at his former
Dec IS f6i--5tl TIiOS. 5. FLOURNOY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-29

a TEACHER WANrED.-A Teacher producing liopct los'
- noua, o! character, well as ability TO .clc Classical
School, including higher branches Of English education,
&c, caloyaea, Ieenvle Academy the Of Green
vc Augusta corn:y Va Apply tho Trustees oil the Gsen
Vile AZ deny.
GTcrII.i lie, !teccu:'cr H. Co-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-29

q TEACHER OF ABILITY in Of Sfu0cr he ers,i,g
yearA single Gentleman o; unqueslionable ability 10 .cuc
addition the usual English branches the higher
ou, wishes situation, either in public school in pi-
fnny.
0~J~ Liberal salary will be expected.
of the satisfactory character
ability teacher, Ggd moral character
gcnman be by application the subscriber
attend communications paid which he addressed
him. f. T.. NASH.
Book and FtanO Forte Seller, Petersburg, ia.
III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-29

FARMERS BANK OF NlfGlNIA.-A General Meeting OF
stockholders o! this Baas VII! hc held "Wednesday
Jsnn nv. u their l}ankiny house this city.
Dee 10 t6i--td j. G.. BLAIR Cashier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-29
7. A. X NM. 4. m

NEGRO HIRING
rsE subscribers offer ihrr friends md The public
generally in this branch Of their business As the first Of ia
would those who
advantage obun;ng good
aud 0d prices the propey oi sending IN
their negroes early possible.
~ They promise every attention in their in cases of
sickness. l.. t. X. hill & CO.,
Dec2l tGJ-tlJl Opposite Sra" Tarern.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-29

& TEACHER WANTED To take charge OF small school, in
- bvIuUd al Tavern, Powha.an. None
apply uncss they produce satisfactory testimonials ochiracer
qualifications teach Any communication the subject adj
dressed Francis SAMPSON Suheu Tavern, Powhatan post
paid will be punculi!y attended TO.
Dee III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-29
GENERAL .lGEN'C \.

~ B.-Applcan,s from the country hire their servants
town, would by giving the information
before the this month"; Decemhcr and by sending the
before iha, date practicable there
after. L. ~. TABB.
Dec If GS--tlJ
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-06-06

In this town, on Tuesday 29h inst, Capt. Eek
iel Luther in the 18th year of his age-an honest
and worthy citizen.
Same day, Mrs Mary Boone, widow Of Mr..
James Boone, in The slst year Of her age.
At the Newport Asylum, on the 5lh inst, Mr..
John Dyre, aged about 81 years.
At Middletown on the 22d ult John r. Peckhan,
Esq. aged II years-for many years Representa-
tive ffom that town in the General Assembly.
At Providence on the Both ult Ann Smith for
merly of Wexford, in the slst year of her age
a worthy member of the Society OF Friends
AT Providence on Tuesday 29th inst, Mrs Lyd-
ia M. Borroughs wife Of MIR VIM. l. Borroughs
and daughter of S: II. Jenks Esq of Nantucket
in the o5lh year ofher age
Az Nine Partners IN. " on the llih inst, An
ma NJ Thorn, wife of Isaac Thorn, in the I'D year
of her age.--She was an eminent and beloved
Minister IN The Society of Friends, and attended
the last Yearly Meeting in this town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-06-06
II. DAVIS.
"G. C. Sherman. ESQ"

&c, 4. Sherman, Esq"
la addition to the above, the messenger
informs me that, although no lives were
lost, as is yet known the mate of the Sir
Robert Peel was badly burned ON board the
boat.
Our steamer Oneida, on her way To
Ogdensburgh this morning, volunteered and
took the crew on board, and carried them
to Kingston.
The whole community here is excited
and alarmed to the greatest extent, at Ibis
unwarrantable outrage, aud a retalIatory
spirit, that has only slept, on the other
side, will it is feared, be again excited, 10
an extent beyond control.
have this moment learned that Capt.
Armstrong had command of the Robert
Peel, against whom it is said, the refugees
had an old grudge He resided in this vii
lage during the last winter, and was charg-
ed with being a spy upon their operations.
| mention this circumstance as authorizing
the belief that this act has proceeded from
the Patriots or Refugees on this side.
The present impression is, that we shall
be unsafe on the frontier without an armed
force and immediate measures will he re-
quired to afford ample protection to British
vessels in our waters, or all confidence and
intercourse will be broken up.
No persou to our Knowledge was recog-
nized us having been engaged in this out
rage, but individuals residing at French
Creek have beea missing for several days.
A portion of the Sir Robert, it is said, was
owned by a citizen of Ogdcnsburgh.
From Jason Fairbanks, Deputy Marshal
81 intend Immediately to repai: to
French Creek with Doctor Carrier, the
collector, and an officer, authorized to call
out the militia if necessary. A letter has
has Just been received from French Creek
calling for force to protect them from be-
ing burnt tonight, as measure oil retalla-
ton.
"All is excitement here, anu rumor is
afloat that the arrangements of the pirates
were to make simultaneous attack npou
eight different boats at different places"
From Francis Mallery, Master U. S. N.
"The vessel was set on fire and con-
sumed within seven miles of French Creek,
and within our waters, while taking In
wood. There appears no doubt that The
expedition was got up from this side, al
though, as yet, no persons have been inden-
tilted as actors in the scene. II is satisfac-
tory to state the: 40 lives were lost"
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MARINE MEMORANDA.

Al Liverpool, May LIST, ship WIN. Engs, Vaughn
loading for Havana
Arr. at Wilmington, IN. CO 10Th ult. sloop Cyg-
net, Burdick, from Charleston 2lst schr. Frank
lin Greene, Waite, from Philadelphia.
Cid. at Philadelphia. Both nit schr. Eagle, Wylie
for Providence.
Cid. at New Orleans. 22d ut brig Confidence,
Bailey, for Hartford; 23d, brig Gov, Coddington,
CozZenS for Baltimore.
Arr at Savannah, 9th u,- brig Poland, Gard.
ner, from Havana.
Put back to Montevideo, March IL, schr Sailors
Return, of this port, leaky.
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Ngw YoaK C,rT,r M,nKrr. Nav %.

At market. ZOO head Of Beef Cattle, including
All from the South l50 Mich Cows. and $50 Sheep
and Lambs
The Beef was mostly OF good quality, and the
demand was fair-500 head were takee al from 8
10 Sl0t, aud few very good at $ll-Ayerage prise
was $9I
Mich CowS-There was better demand at for
mer prices and sales were generally made at high
er rates but the quality better accordingly.
Nearly all were disposed of at from 35 TO $50.
Sheep and L.ambS--The few AT market were taxi
en--Sheep at to 81, and LAMBS a, S2A TO s33
each
Hay-Ths supply has been fau-Sales BY the
load at from IS TO s71 cents the cwt Straw - 10
$35 the 100 bundles.