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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-07
aisras;urla a1nsstl9er.
TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 7.

Extra7 ga letter dnted Jaae 80, 1907,
f;em ,sibeRabie Banking Roylt liz Pa
rii, to a Gentleman in Ne7v- Tork.
I" The Bills of Exchange drawn by gen.
LIE Clerc, i,apPcars, have been fold in A
mcrica at large difcoun,. Theie bills
will be paid; at leaf, l am PoG1ively al
fuEed of the payment Of all thofe hold.
Profit Of this news ifyou can Purcha!e. Z.
" The fcttiemeut Of claims on the Co.
vernment are at psefent in train, and I
think the Americans will have no caule of
complaint. 1t is probable that the Co
vernment will iricribe all their old claims
on the Great Book, that is to fay fund
,hcn,--this will be always handieme
,hing, as, from the actual price Of fock,
this mode OF payment will produce 81 to
90 per cent"
Mr.. Hudfon, who came paGenser in the
lhip Columbus, which arrived ., Bottom
on Monday in IS days from Csdiz, in
forms that the news OF tie pohponeneu,
of the war between the Moors and the u
nited States, was not credited at that place
as the confnl had received no in,;mation TO
that effect and tie U. S. fch'r Enter
prize, capt. Sserret,, arrived at that Place
July Is, feyeral days after the news had
been current, for the purpoit Of taking un-
der convoy American veAels oouna into
the Streigh,s to pro,ea them asainit the
Moors. The Enterprise was only two
days from Gibraltar. Captain Sterrett
mentioned that there were two fhips fitting
out a. Safia, Moorilh por, in '..e Allan
tic; and two launches at Tetuan, bat can
not fail till they receive their fwetps from
1argiers, ard it is difficult to get ve0ei
to bring them. The Moors had an agent
i, Gibraltar to purchate powder and balls.
Prices Current at Liverbool, JuJ 1s.
Aihc,, Pearl SO to 4os FER cwt. Pot
rs to 3os. looking up fteady
Cotton, Georgia common I2d. to I4d. lb.
Sea Iland, Is. Sd. to rs Cd, in
demand.
F our, fine, 81 to ssi, Dbl. Supsrdne SO
to 4os. feady, but iales dull.
GIain, wheat 9s. Sd. to us. per 7olbs.
Indian corn, none, futtuating.
Horns, COW and OK, 80 to SIS. per 40,
dull.
Pig Iron, Il. per ton, icaree and in de.
mand.
Indigo, Carolina, 3 to S. lb. do.
Linieed IS. Cd. to S.. buhel, do.
Pitch, lis. to Izs. cwt. much enquired
after and fcarce.
Rice, s. to SOS. cwt. do.
Roiin, 10 to I3s. Cd. do.
Deer Skins in hair, is. to Is. Cd. heavy
Girs Ealeable.
Turpentine IS to los. cwt. Tar EOS.
Dbl. in demand.
Slaves, white ok zine, per 1900, 22l. to
a6l. los. hid. II to Isl. los. Dbl.
to 81. los. red oak hid. 5 to
y. Dbl. Alto 81. A demand has
of late taken place, and Gill conti-
nues, for good faves.
Oak Timber, New York, IS. to IS. sd.
foot. New. England rs. Sd. TO
rs. cd. Pine Timber I'll to zzd.
Timber continues teady, and the
demand britk. Large quantities
are expected very foon from the
Baltic .ar-
Tobacco, James River, ID. I'D to cd.
Rappahaunock sd. to I'D. Pc.
towmac I'd. to Sd. Stsmmed SD
D.a... MIA
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-25
John & Henry Cahoonc,
HAVE FOR SALE,
At their STORE on Banifter's Wharf,

HAVE FOR SALE,
At their STORE ON Banifter's Wharf,
DRoYN SUGAR, BY The barrel; Hib5trn;
Mois9fs, BY tbe beg,Nsad; FlsEr, BY tbe bar
rel; B,o7ou Sioafs R0yfx per ea9; Casdlsf,
BY tbe bss; Iyou Cabaslfs; and gensme SPAN
ISH SEC 4RS.--ALso,
HONE1,, by the barrel or gallon
--Msau. York Soap. BY fLe 5or--Negro- HEAD 10
6sceo-Bsf 4fb pysf Jamaica Ram--I,o~
Sfoves-Sah. Pefr,'d Ha~,- Bxifer, and Hse' 8
Lard, 5e.--LIxswrss,
LIQUORS, Of the bea kind, a
general 0syimeat--4nl .qariom aber. Ariieies
x fbe Grocery Lise--a complete 44ps,,nfTf Of
qvbieb fby Srepsjt 70 b, osyaa1iJ Etpiel quiib,
e~r MASTERS Of Packets, PaE
Exger, Se. may be Jatpiadat Jafd Store, on
sbe Esrfse, Nofife--eDifh any Arffels Ibry. may
avsxf--..axI sbs1 Favsrs grat.fniy Aeknssv-
kIgsd.
GREEN, CHAIRS, per Dozen-
--Mid2ises, S<r S.tsri ., ba,,si.--Oaiovf, pe,
Hundred b1neb<s, o. mailer graafi'ies--LoAF-
SUGARS, and a qa,irty Of f6r 6sf Of T55s.
Newport, Dec. IS, 1904. 3Y
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-25

cared nothiog about, 10, even TO receive the ,ent
OF u, has been ihcrahng in the valoe ofi,s capi-
tai siorc than eight hundred iolars every ysar
tor the fourteen years snd mare thar have b.Sa
sbieat from IL. Ian now, in my circumfsncts,
,adcceIdcnt, end my economy makes me rich.
As To my health il Is perfectly good. and leave
the world 20 judge OF the Rstuse Of nv mini.
! am ia every h'itance living contradiction to
the mortified frdstaliAs. fi.S
In my publications follow the rule began
with IN Csn~sp Ses,r, that is 60 coniuit wi,h
nobodys nos lee any body Zee what write tlli
u sppean publlsly. We're ] to do o,hrrwiic,
the caie would bc. that between The iimidi,y cf
torne, Who are 70 afraid ct doing wrong sh.y
never do right. the pony jbdgment Of others.
and deipicsSis cnst OF prcferring rrpedsst 10
r9tb ~ 1t the wo'Id was world OF hsbies IN
leading RSines, ihould GET forward With moth
ing, My pash IL iigh, linc. ~ lraieht aud
clear 10 Ine as ray OF light. The boldnrfs lit
they will have il to be to) with Which fpsak on
any iubjeet Is complimen, TO tho judgmen, of
the reader II 10 like fsying TO him. fi,ss, ,ss
asa man and sm am eblx. With refpcet 10
any worldly Object. as il j. i,npoilible 10 odienv,r
any in me, therefore whs, lido. and my n,anpes
ofdoiogi'. ought to be aicribrd 10 good mo-
tive.
l"a great affair. whe'e the hnppinef, Of
man IL az Rake, love 70 work for no.hing and
70 fully am under the influence OF this prin,
ciple that mould loie the ipi,it, the plealare.
and the pride oi II. were conIsious tha, I lock.
ed for Ieward and with this dcelass,ion lake
my leave ior the piefens.
THOMAS PAINE.
Fr.ie,si ciy. LsusVs
HofsI, Des. 8. iSoa.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-25
GEORGE THOMAS,


INFORMS the Public, that he has taken q
L Shop next South OF Mtifrs. Ga.dSer & Dan 5
Auction Room, and adjoining MIR. NifsLss Grf
foy's, Watch Maker, whsIe he has contantly
for Sale. in addition to q compleat Alonment
Of Confectionery, the following Articles. viz.
Frelh ITalaga grapes /; box and
crR rAiias 6ss aImonos in fhel pruaes /,
eotraars; nutmegs cloves; cinnam N alfpce;
pepper ginger teas G. fee; chocolate. No. /,
"a; do. prepared with and without vanilla |;
bro~o, powdered & loaEfugar; Cordials -
all kinds hef cherry wins together with q
fnali sdorment Of fslhionahlc
Crockery Ware:
In addition 10 which he expects 10 receive fhort-
y. a compear saorment of Wioes. Lquon.
and other articles. Panaual attendance given.
aad ths faallea favon gratefully acknowledged.
Nesvs0yf, Dee. 8. lott
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-25
Numbsr of hbabifams on ~.

Nambsr Of Lnbahifaas on Ire
Earth" III Is agreed by AL nations
that this globe is capable OF fulfilling
Drer fboniand mii0ns of the human
fpeoies, but that third par, of that
number never actually exiited at one
time" The following calculation by.
an author on the ile of the bills Of,
mortality, fhevs, "1hat Europe con-
tains upwards of la5 millions, Ala
4so millions, Africa 50 millions,
America 100 millions, making in the
whole eight hundred and eighty five
millions and one third of a million Of
human beings on the earth. If we
reckon with the ancients that a gene
ration laas thirty three years, in that
fpace SSs millions and 900 thouland
men will be born and die, and confc-
quen,ly sr.76a will die every day,
34o6 every hour, Sc every feconc,
and at the end Of 84 years they are all
dead. More males born than females
in the proportion Of 1860 TO 1000;
but wars and other accidents bring
both iexcs 10 nearly an equality.
The children ol country are
computed TO be enc fftb part OF the
inhabitants.
" Since the Cbrinian ERA, there
has been between Sd and IS geoera-
tions.p Ben. WsSk5 Mag.
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NORTH Carolina LrctsLAruRp.

NORTH CAROLINA LFoisLAfuRp.
Nov. a9.--A letter was read
from the Governor ]. b. Alhe) dated
the a4th inf. acknowledging The re.
ceipt of the meilagc of the TWO houfes,
informing him OF bis election, cx-
preiliye OF the honor conferred upon
him by the Legislature, and ailnring
them that as foon as his ftrength
would permit, he would attend to
take the neceaary oath: but alas |! the
bearer Of this letter was alfo the bearer
Of an account of his death, having
died three days afterwards at 7 o'clo-k
in the morning.
Both iNuies Immediately refolv-
ed togoin'o mourning Tor thirty days,
by each member wearing piece of
black Grape oriibbon on the left arm.
1imriday next is fixed for ballot
ing for new governor 10 one has
yet been nominated. Il is fuppo!ed
there will be feyeiaI candidates.
RaisiSb Reg.
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Sisfs of Rhode .Uand, SIC,
Nrwrsar. q. Dec. Is, 1909.

Nrwpsar. q. Dec. IS, isos. 5
VNIHEREAs Dayil Lsv''r. of Exeter. in
wv the county Of Warrington, and State
aforefaid, hath fled hi, petition in ~: Clerks
ofic: Of III. Supreme Judicial Court for the
county of Newport. aga;pa bis wife ELzobs;5
La1u,sn. now re6ding 10 Paleatine, in the. coun-
,y OF Montgomery. aud State Of New York |;
prayiug for divers caofe, therein Jared, thar
the bonds Of marriage between him and h.. faid
~.se be difIolyed. and adecree Of divotcc pro-
nolaa,ed :-Notic-. therefore, is hereby given
20 toe faid Ek=a5ffb, ard to all pcrfnns con-
cerned, 70 appear a, tsc nsxt Term Of iaid So
preme Judicial Court. to be holden at. New
por,, in and for the eoau,y Of Newport, on the
IRA Monday Of March next. and Gew csvfe, il
any ,hey have. why the prayer Of faid Petition
fhooid aol be gran,ed.
6sl p. NJ. MUMFoRD, CA.
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JOHN M. MANSFIELD,
III Bis SHOE S7ORE. corner Of C6xreb Lass

.N bH 0HOE 81 OKE, eovSer 81 L0EFf5 Lase,
7bowss- Sf,Ysf,
II EEPS conaant.y for fale, general a1ort-
IN Inent Of warranted SHOES, among which
are--a besoiifu' variety Of the mca iaihiouable
Kid Slipper, for Ladies, jua received. ALTO,
A frelh fupply Of Morocco Shoes !;
Ditto, with cork FOXES. made plain & TO lsee---
Eorenrine Shoes-Gsntlenen' ane g. common
Shoe,--a large aGsument of mems and boys
chick Children's do. of almot every def
viption. The i,nalleh favor will be gratefully
acknowleded.
Newport. Dec. 10, 80. ft5fiq
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Mfeetoa Lssg- WSa.E No. "a
Keyes and Brigham,

H6vs sorffanfiy jor Jnie,
DRIME and mef PORK-yrime msf, meis
L and prime BEEF, Of the drft quality. re-
packed in the bea order, iuitab!e for domefic
or foreign nfe.--Alfo, BY the kegg or box,
LARD, 6tf fen--refnsd mould tallow CAN
DIES, fra quality; dipt ditto--No / and 2
Bar SOAP. -Likewife, corned, and freih
BEEF. December 10, Sol.
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BLANK DEEDS, and Jgtiiee's Wrib,
and Execution, far (ais at fbT 0Ees
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-18
To r E N T,
Far G tern q Years, in one ar t7v0 Farms,
Near 1000 Acres o
L A N d,

Being that part Of the Mount
vernoa Tract deyiied by General Warrington
to George F. and Charles a. Warrington, iy.
ing on the fou,h lide of the Potomac, five or fix
miles below Alexandria. This land is well fuised
TO wheat, being fac river land, extending up.
wards OF three miles the water, ard has ieveral
good Filhcries it. The contiguity fthis ftua-
ton to Alexandria, the City and George Town,
with the convenience of water. carriage, mutt
make it deGrabc to Farmers. There is on it
fmall Dwelling Hoale, commodius brick
Barn, and excellent Stables and our Houfes.
Any perion wiihing to rent, will be fhewn the
Pren1iie. by application to G. Rol!ings, living
thereon, and may know the terms by applications
60 Colonel Deneale, at his office in Alexandra,
with whom a plat Of the Land j, left, or to the
Subferibsr
BURWELL BASSETT.
Sept. 78. eo8tt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-18
N O t l C E.

THE Creditors of JAMES BACON, Bank
/ rupe, vipg appointed me Aflignee of his
Eitate aid Effects al Perlons indebted TO him
are requeaed TO make immediate Payment, and
thcfe who hold any of his Property TO deliver
the flrle 60 me.
GEORGE YOUNGS, Afiignee
NIB. Thofe accounts which are net ieetled
before the iirit of November next, will indif-
criminately be put III iuit
Sept II. d3ot
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Lying on both iides OF Goofe Creek, il
this County, and running from thence to
the laid town; containing about five
thonfand acres, mott of which has been
laid off in lots, aud fince leaied for lives
or term OF years; from the peculiarly
eligible Etuation of this land, and It's
great htnels fer the improving fate OF
agriculture that is 'aking place in this
nelghborhood, it is hoped that it will be
an object worth the attention Of thoGe
who with to VET their money in landed
property; one third of the purchale money
will De required on the day of fale, the
remaining two thirds TO be paid by two
annual inttallmeutS; fix per cents of the
Stock of the u. States VIII be taken in
payment for one half of the two delayed
inttallments, at its current value, in the
principal commercial towns, or bonds
with good perional fecurity and mortgages
will be required 70 fecure the payments.
Mr.. John Matthias, living in Leeiburg,
and furveyor of this County, has a plat
of the land and viii iuryey or fhow any
part of it to thole who with it, they pay.
ing his expences for 70 doing.
LANDON CARTER, Junr.
THOMAS L. LEE.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-18
IRISH LINENS.

Reen;ved BY The Ship Brutns, esa Liver-
pool,
A fmall Invoice of A & 7-Sths wide
IRISH LINENS, well aiiorted and for
Sale, on reafonable terms by
WILLIAM LADD.
~. B. He daily expects an ahortment
Of WooLENs.
October I3. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-18
Ten Dollars Reward.

II ANYWAY from the sublcliber, on Sun
N day morning, the sd inf. an Apprentice
boy 70 the Cooper's bu6neis, named JAMES
LYLES, eighteen years of age laa Auguf,
about Ave feet one inch high, brown complexion,
walks with his laees turney in. Had On when
he wen- away. a grey Bath coating jacket, thick
Yet waiAcear and oznaburgh irowfrrs, but took
other clothes with him. Whoever returns him
TO the Subscriber thal receive the above Reward,
and all reaionable charges, or Fifteen Dollars if
taken 10 miles from A exandria.
CHARLES JAMESON.
N. B. All matters Of ve1els are forewarned
from carrying him Of.
O9ober 7. ID
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-18
10 be Rented,

The Houfe in which | now
live, of which have leafe for upwards
of three years from this time; the fitua
ton iseiigible and the Houfe commodious
For terms apply to
]. B. NICHOLS.
Fairfax Rreet. June 70. 60
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Wanted to Purchaie,
n STOUT NEGRO LAD, whole
IN honefy can be youched for. For
fach, liberal price will be given.
R. B. JAMESON.
Sept. 10. d
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William Hawthorne,

William Hawthorne,
~ bis Store, on col. Hsse's 51barf, has
fSr Sale,
Penniylyania ( Swediih barr
Iron,
Philadelphia lump and loaf Sugar by
the hid. or barrel,
Brown Sugar of the iirft quality, by
the barrel or hhd.
Fine Salt, in Jacks,
Coarie Salt by the bulhel,
Old Corn, Tar,
Platter of Paris, by the baihel,
James River Ceal,
Tobacco, kegs,
Hay IN bundles, about 200 each,
A few Lots in good iituatlons on FaiF-
fax, Wllks, Prince and WaihingtonitEse
for Sale or Rent. -Alio for Sale, three
tory Brick Houfe, on King near Fairfax
areet, very good tand for buinefs.
roth Mo. nth, 1902.
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Lands In Kentucky.

To be )oa BY Public Sale at the
Toetiae Cegee- Roam, Neu Yo,k, an the
aday ofDfeember uext, at II o'eloek,
nan.
Eleven thoufand acres ofland
i, one or more lots; laying in the coun-
~ of Fayette, fate of kentucky about
80 miles from Lexington and Frankfort,
70 miles iouth eaf OF the Ohio River and
adjacent to the public road between the
two Mama Rivers and feveral riting
fcttlements. The foil generally good !,
we'll watesed and timber of various defcrip
tions.
Thefe lands within IS miles of Main
Licking and kentucky rivers, both nayi-
gable woto three hundred miles above the
extremity Of the lands.
.Ak6,
70 be fold at the fame time and place
as the above, anofbfr TRACT Of LAND
OF nine shop(and acres, in one or more lots,
10 the county OF Fayette, fate of Ken
lucky, Yearly the fame diltance from Lex
.agton, Frankfort and the Ohio Rivers,
as the foregoing tracr, and lays between
the former and Main Licking river, diff
tam from the latter oniy,a few miles.
The fell is in general good, well wa
tered and timber Of different kinds, and
as The former tract, in the neighborhood
of Inc fstlied parts Of Kentucky, and OF
polite 5etfey iegtlcnenr. The grams
by El,po0si Randolph, Efq. in I7S4 and
1855, ard lie yvlc deeds are clear s.s ~
ii;putaole
rs thefc lands sge to sc dilpoled 81 f3f
behalf Of creditors, they vill be poftigeIy
fold 60 tie hishea bidder, for aPfo4cd
notes AZ t'gc aha ghFee nonths.
Capr. Fowler OF Nj James Ai.ilerior
of Lexington Mir. George Brook, Clerk
Of Woodford ccuatY; Or major john Lee
near Frankfort viii pojnt cur The iasds.
For {osthcs Information ard an accurate
plan Of iho iaGas, apply 70 John & Charles
Wilkes Iliqts o. lewis Simoud Eq, New
York Of 70 Mr. Brown, Damif:ss, Viz
siaja.
0etobeT y 60
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October s.
~ Be SOLD.

y OL O0LD,
On W<ane/ay, the Iofb day # November
next, on The Prsm,ies,
Ninety Acres Of Land.
Belonging to the eltate Of Roger Wet,
deceafed, on credit until the Iit day OF
March, 1903, the purchaier giving bond,
with approved fecurity, which, when paid
good and futicient deeds fhall be made
This Land is about three miles from
Town, and begins at The road going to
Mount Vernon; and forms an oblong iquare
adjoining the lands OF William Hepburn
and the late Lord Fairfax, a plat of which
will be produced.
RICHARD CONWAY, Executor.
Oetober 7. d
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1Dt,blir galR.

lpubllt Sale.
On TSah3aay The zSfb mfaat, sOW Be Ea,
an tbe Premiles,
Two valuable three tory
BRICK HOUSES,
On King freet, coraer OF Columbus
Greet. The itand OF the above property
IS equal TO airy in Town for the -four and
grocery buiinels one fourth OF the par-
chafe money will be required in hand, the
balance in 4, s and 2 months.
P. G. MAKSTELLER.
Oa. II. 60
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-04-17
GOVERNOR WALL.


GOVERNOR WALL, who was l,teIv
executed IL London, was captain in the
psiflih army, and governor of Goree, IN
ihahd on the coat of Africa. He was flper-
ceded IN his place in July, 1782, whrri ne pre-
pared TO embark for England. Some time
preceding, there had been icarcity of pro
Vihons III the carlton, in confeqiIerce Of
WHICH, they bad beer put to an allowance.
Il is the cuitotn of the Britilh army, when
'ioldiers are not allowed their full 1ations. to
nave 1t made up To- them in money. Is the
commhiary was abo3f 20 depart with the 90
vernon, the men waited twice or the rover
nor, In bcdy Of twenty or thirty each time,
and requette1 that he would fee iu1ice done
to then,, before the commifary left tic ifland.
The tecond time they waited on ina, he be-
Came offended and drove them to their ouar-
teTs- Suoa after he, ordered the fos7g-roll to
De beat 20 lummon the garrilon on the parade.
! hey immediately repaired there, where the
governor and the officers met them.
RE ordered a circle 10 BE- formed; nc order
ed agun-earriage to be drawn mo TIE centre,
and called ferjeanr Benjamin Armftrong,
who was fnpped and tied TO the. carriage.
/ he governor then ordered him TO be goggrd
by black men, not belonging TO the garriion,
who inflicted eight hundred iaihes or hin
with the end of rope, and not with a cat
o'ninc;ails. The governor was heard to fay,
while the p,tniG1n1ent was in9icfjng -" Lay
" OH him; cut him 10 the heirt; cit him TO
" the liver He was afterwards aken to
the ho(pital, where his wounds mortified, ard
he died in three days Governor Wall was
nofapprebendcd for thisauntil the year 1874.
he was ti,cn rakeu at Bath, BIZ; On the way to
? Loedon ne eicaped from the neiieBger who had
him in eultody, aa5 got Oft to die continent,
where he fefided uPwar5s'of iixtccn years.
In October Ial, be wfote u letter to lord
PclhasD, fat,ng bis readiness totale his trial,
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seok aar. Sheriff Cox by the hand ,,IcS,
l. Gord, the ordinary IS L beg thai - ''s r ~
De pulled by IRE heels, 1,6;s -. may
e com TO the execur;oner 2.o
of the platform, anoihcr ex,,,A4. 'ns
puSi'c opinion took place. WIKI ~, ,,'o.i o.
wa never De repearcd. area, ,,,,,.. pe
e'Yns me inmenfe concourfc Of ,n1,'Is -
!finDiea on fhe eccaion, joined in b,S,s al
nc aet was highly indigenous. aud ~. ~
aeSoraeo with shoie humane and r.,aae,. 10
feelings which have cfara5fer;r,d ~ Hsious
OF Bfitons.* Inc I2rne
Il Dy me rope Tipping, the knot came r., ,b-
o os, o. me cohplet's neck, and prolonged h;s
iuifsrlngs; he was obferyei 70 a,no,. SeI DIS
ger than any fufferer has ever been ej.Co. III
10 aos ana at the expiration OF II ,n,,,,.oa
\, was found neceRary to pull his less.F A.
the end OF the ulua rin,e, heino sbn,,. "a. a.
minutes alter nme, the body was cut dew
aad conveyed ina cart TO the theatre of IT,,
aon on Saffron hill, eicortcd hy the. citr rnar-
ihal and his attendants.
After trial he did not ret,,, =, he u.
/ apartment, bur was conducted into cell !. he
was 10; favored rs not TO have irons mr. ~,
pnt q pefion was employed as a guard to vattb
MN CURING the night, 10 prevent him do;no
violence to bimtelf. His.bed was BROUGHT to
MN III the cell, on which he shrew bImfe)e
IN an agony OF mind, faying it was his inter.
s.ofneS 20 rife uatil they called him on the
fatal morning.
MRS. Wall, the wife OF the prifoner. accom-
panied by her filter, Mrs. Howard, a relative
Of the Duke ofNorfolk, went to the prifon On
W edheiday evening. The former only taw
nm; and, about / O'clock, the took an If.
tseloiiate adiea other hufhand; they at lait par
Yea, never TO nicer more; and in this irving
ana critical interview, when the mind is en-
gagged IA tetimonies of the greatea cndesr~
nicnts, they acquitted themieiqes, with that
ineereitng Pathos and affection which DEFY
the power OF language TO rcprcfent. III, an
agony cfdeipair, his iaR words 10 his loved
partner WEISS God blefs you, my dear !!
take care OF my children and endeayour
+" to rePratcnt ME TO them in as favourable a
: way as pogibIe y
Mr. wall was only lieutenant governor Of
8Joree, but aseed as chief, the fri9 appoint
nenf beng vacant. 1t was an Office he held
put ihort time, not more. thar two wears.
ms emoidnents were very Seonfder2bIe as,
osiides ms military appointments, he was fu-
Perintendent Of trade TO the colony. He was
q native of Dublin.