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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29
PRIVATEERS.

YIN tile 9Th inst. information having
b"en received by the Spanish consul OF
Tins cilt, That Spanish vessel had been
taken into Cohansey Greek, i'm New Jer.
sey, about 90 miles from PhIiadelpnia.
Mr.. James Stougbton, by. request of the
consul, proceeded Immediately by express
Tor The place III company with the marshal
OF New Jersey, aud having or their way
Obtained 'henecesSaIy process, succeeded
in taking possession of the vessel and car
go She proves 10 be prize 10 the
Buenos Ayres brig Constitution. when
sailed from Baltimore in March last and
captured this vessel after being IA DAYS
out OF the Capes. She is brig called the
IIgre, was from Laguira bound 10 Cad,z.
laden with cargo Of Cocoa, Coffee and
Indigo, InvOiced at upwards of $50. 600
The vessel vas brought into Jersey for
Tue purpose oil pro urlng provisions. with
the intent OF afterwards sailing off the
coast and shipping The cargo on board of
current vessels bOund 10 the e. States and
then destroying The brig, which probaLl,
would have been done, had she moi been
attached in due season.
". Y. En-. Post.
NORFOLK, June 23.-Capf Carrawav.
ot the sclInr. Thomas Teuant. from 81
Thomas, states, that short time before
lie sailed, a small pirate sclinr. under
ihe gnise Of Patriotic privateer. and
commended by one Mason, bcIonDipg In
Baltimore, had been taken by an EurIls;,
90 gun ship aud carried into Barbad0es
'he lst lieutenant Of The pirate after he
was carried on board the ship, was tucked
up and bad so ldslies inflicted on his bare
BACK In consequence of The depreda.
hons OF those pTaiical cruisers upon the
commerce uiihe Islands, Danish sloop
OF war hearing OF the success OF the Enc
ISL man of war, vFni UUl III pursuit OF
sHalI schnr. which lay of Tnriola. and
TOOK possession ct her by siratapen, and
carried her into 81. ThOmas-she Was
commanded by onr Palota. The Danish
vessel took the crew INTO safe kcenino
and not 10 be nuidone ~ point of courte
~ bv an English man of war, thew took
the 2nd IN command (who beiomped TO
wiihin SIR m'ies Of tins place. aud infiict-
ed summary punishment OF him. Both
tie above pirates were last from ST.
Thomas. Read'Hg Room books.
a dael was fought on The 18th inst. ON
Noddle's Island Boston harbor,. bv
Midshipmen Van Brent and Walker. Of
lie Independence, ~. Van Brent was
shot through the body, The ball passing
iromilie right side oui Of The left, through,
The lower part of the lungs. His case is
doubtful, but hopes are entertained Of
Isis recovery.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29

Tie Times "A letter dated at Augusta.
Georgia, ON 'hc 10Th inst. says =" The
comnefcia' distress IN this place IL with
ou' example; aud the number of drafts
."S' lave been sold IN This place, on per
sons ~ NE cities Of BatinIorc, New York,
Philadelphia and Boston, and returned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29

k.NFlf DOLLARS REV. ARD. -. StuI,1 I--1 -
- rom me subscriber living Pamunke, river in
lhe rover end OF Hanover county sORRET t,f,i.e
iAthe' upwards OF five feet high. He is coarss ,..'
anu from The form Of his neck aud fondness IA,
hn' nave run stud Ia four i've wears old a.. =
no" supposed Ia he about or 10 wears old "a. he. %
""Ieo lace white feet, mot how many of i,
souiy ahcies, mixture Of white hair with The s,,ra
au at the Joining OF the hip to the body and b,.ys
10 oe on Tue near side, large spot or bloch rIic ~
ih"ch whiier than elsewhere and which win s,,,L,h
eye SO soon as the horse is presented In x,., 49,.
abou the neck as II occasune To- a SHOT on hai, ~
ihahe is disposed 10 hang the of side and =, 49,
pushy ahC ms tail is long aud full has been sr;
ana ioohs as II he hal heeu nckea som. w.. ,''
snaii negro boy ctipt his ana tar Wih shs,,'
V" "uIch ihey were drawn to recover their L,ts 49,.
some OF tie clip hairs still remain He pages ,ro,s ~
,""eis Ia slight lameness particular, AT
,oo, obi .NeIeise ana IS tender footed winch is
more onNIous when on pavement. on rravrl,, ,nsp -
oestehnihg null He is III bui iniddng Older W.
WIN give the above reward tor Tie h.rsr aud -.
Viciiom OF the thief. Ten dollars for tb. Sa;, ,'h
tht morse only 90 i've dollars Tor such lnCo,,,a
wa enable me TO recover the horse "" %
June % I5..u rsprr e,,t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29
French Idea of the Liberty ofthe Press!

French Idea Of the Liberty of TIE Press!
The Chamber of Peers have passed a
law upon the Liberty of the Press, which
is certainly very different from our ideas
| of liberty. Judge by its principal fea
lure. II requires a lperiOmS security from
the conductors or proprielors of a perio
deal swr;er, by way of Il security Tor
lis good behavior. The amount OF this
security was the great subject of debat
Finally II was determined, that the daily
Journals OF Paris DC. sh0u!d give seruri-
" In 10000 francs Of route for every dai
~ paper published III q town with not less
| than $4,000 souls, 2 800 franc. AZ. &c.
| Nj. Manuel proposed that no securities
| tie required I'LL The year 1921 tins was
warmly supported by IL. tie la Fayeite.
and sirenuous!y opposed by the Keeper
| Of the Seal, aud losi by moving the pre-
/ viOus question.
How strongly do al these miserable
| precautions contrast win the magHanI-
nous conduct Of Frpnchman, al whose
| name the heart Of every American throbs
wlli gratitude and JOY. | can mean none
! but La Fayette, vino lately hearing OF
| the AtlOrpevti Generals cOmmencngia pro
| sccntiou OH his behalf, addressed him the
following simple aud magnanIiDoHs let
| fer:
" am inforncd. that NJ. tie Attorney Ge.
rerai has thought proper to cause proceedings
II be instituted against the authors of H. ami
de Ia ROydute, on account of know not what
passage relating 70 myself. During ~ wears
that my life has hem before the public, never
asked any writer 10 say any thug favorable of
ne. nor gave any person any uneasiness for
having written ~ OF me, and though very sen.
sibe of Kindness, / have never answered
calumny. vi. Beliart, viii, therefore, permit
me TO refuse his protection, and without
| knowing the offence, to declare, that do not
consider myself offended ; disclaiIn all pro-
ceedlDgs ~ this respect, and oppose them wit,
all my power" THIS Is a species of magua-
nlmity which we do not often hear OF
We have now traced the President as far as
Nashville, which he left on the nth June.-On
the lsi June he arrived at Huntsville "a. T)A
IN his reply to the committee of that toan.
said he Intended to continue as far west rs his
official engagements wOnld permit, bnt that II
was necessary for him to retain 10 Washing
ton by the 10Th July, when il was probable tie
Spanish treaty, ccding the Floridss 10 the 4.
;. would he received, at which time his pre-
'erce Al the seat of government would be in.
dispensable.
We shqHfiref in fi,Ufhe E.pof oCfte Baak ram.
mite ~ me HoDSc ~ CowH0nSt,, h0Ue mt net seen
I o 49,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29

lro' H"nd'ed D0iiays RrNa1d
FOR such inforn'stiOn IS viii enable men, d,.
prosecute to convicriont . iucr,di.,, =, $50. dno
,nl DdI IheshIhg machine, sc. &c IN Charles ci,s
county ON the night OF the 22d inst my
honbt iTin June %. ~ ANY ryr,ro,-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29
EDMUND IRBY.

T. 5. ! send you small sample OF the
staff cut out OF card, and sample of
the wire 10 cover iheboiiom of the box,
only J hushel 10 be put in the box al
once Y
To the Secretary Of the Agricultural
Society OF Virginia.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24
Nto-Iork. April II.


One OF the most remark bic occurrences
OF the times is the conversion Of Court Of
Law into Hall of Science Counsellor
Sanpsnn's report of she rial, lgIurice YER.
rus J~1d, Involving The question whether a
Whale l. . Fish, IS now before the public.
1t fact that when 1t vas known at the
University. tina; DR.. Mitchell was 70 nnder-
go examination "a witness, The students of
his class followed him to the City Hall, and
heard his testimony IN lieu of regular lee.
tire.
The manufacture Of China Ware, or
Porcelain, equal IN firmness to the French,
has been cnDmenced in this city. At the
monthly meeting Of ne Historical Society, p
few day ago, samples Of the articles prepared
by Meal, from domestic materials, were pre-
seuted FOR Inspection. Their forms, their
composition, their glazing, their enarnelling,
am every thing, gave universal satisfaction
t8ieJca,, Adp
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24
tTo THOSE THE CAP NAY FIT. !,

- ~ N>f VIA
Several sce'saty reasons why 1 IN ,.nrtieu-
lar shoala ue excused froifi taking Tie
paper.
There's 10 occasion for my taking the
paper, see 1t al neighoor ----'s store every
day as SOON as n comes.
There's no use III n,y taking the papers, Tor
we can't have il minute in the store; some
ore or another catches 1T up So Qulck, ihat
4 have no chance TO read It. 4
need not take papers Cor am SO mich
among the people, .end IN the pos office
every day by which | can see the news
Is Is no matter about 7xe taking the papers
"a man once told .he printer) ia,her gener-
ally goes to meeting every Sunday, and
comes back by Mr.. MS, as itis so more than
three miles out of the way, and Lorrows his
papers every week
ne don't want the paper. there's one or
two left at the house for back neighbor. that
We read.
dnn't want the paper but few minutes
to see what congress, SC. is about and look
u the advertisement and one will lend one
long enough for thai, " ilhout taking it my
SELF
Add !. who live so near the printing Of
flee can 90 there and see the papers from ali
paris OF the Union--it is therefore unneces-
sary for me to subscribe TO any paper.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24
iZtc. .an,iL 4

We have learned from good au,hor.
ity that the branch bank # the Uni
ted States located in This place. will
be continued here during The EXIT
euee Of the charter o; The mother bank.
Louisville has been considered as an
important pGint in the west. the com
mercisi AID political connexions of
which, with the adjacent st-ies and
territories. have been, IL Is said. among
the primary Inducements with the
mother board, TO eontinus It's Office Of
dsposi, here, for tn avowed purposes
of Facilitating our commerce, and f,r
ihe trno-aIi.siou OF The funds Of the
government
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24

vate property, scared blythe co,sti.ution
AMI laws Of n; s'yecsi ,.aye-nr,iiins States,
and 20 proclaim uaivs-ssi en- lostioa
Il, as', ino>s so.fi-1'.y believed, III,
caion,zaiioi OF she .ree pc ~ OF coluu /, will
render TIA save no ran al, IN Aa rica
more obedient, mlrr faitn;u NOR honsst.
and, cl1>eldrn';y, .,ios- us .fui 10 hi. mas.
ter, Is It proJef u :eg,rl this hapoy conse
q ieace tn Doth, a me ,p,, Joi.ct wa.ch the
Society hope IL a,eain 1. II snj,S,sn iai
90, ection 20 ssiS, thit ak egery other elrart
TO eaiargs t., slo.s oil nu ntn happiness, il
eniists III is, flseIT ,ie s-.id.b, a, W Ill as the
di,intereste1, elections Of t'.e near, Z? The
reference deducioic trnn ar such suspicious,
serves Only 20 dem ,ustra,e that the success
OF the wise and Charitable plrp,sc of the So
clety, is assured by lae Irresistible appeal
which 1t max. [, al, ths no v.rfii seutl-
meat of ahe ae,rt-he most .oriui an J de-
sradog, as wei as tn. N ,st oenevoen. and
exalted.
The result Of the address made By the
deputies of the Society 20 the citizens Of B4
t,more, during n. last sam aer, when the
Managers Wee comp He'd to raise, oy ex-
traoriiuary ex. rlions. Asid,t,onal ruals to lie.
fray The cxpease. Of theif missionaries in a.
RIGA, IS a suiiic'ent proof that ali such 90
lectioEs have only u be openly resisted In
order 10 DO o. rc,,ns
40 DC continued J
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24

A friend to Dean Swift one day
eUut him ,urbOt Us present. by A
servant WIN hal frequently been on
similar erranbs, but who had never
received the NEST trifiing mark of the
O7an's generosity. iiaving gained
admission he opened the door of The
study, aud abruptly putting dcwn the
fish, cried very Iuaeiy, Master has
sent you u turbot.' 'Fey da, young
man. said The ID an, rising from his
easy chair. 'is bal the way you deliv
err your messagef Let me teach you
better maaners: sit down in my ehair,
we.will change situations and / will
shew yau how to behave in future,
The hoy sat dawn. and the Dean going
- the DOR rN5na up - ..le table wits
4 Tesysse 3s.tss - -. ~ i! ~ ssil.-- =.
n'w,. said Sir. my inester pre- cotS hi,
hind compliments, hopes you are well,
md requests ypur eeceptance of 81
small p AeRt.' Does he,' replied rhs
bay 'reiurn my hest Thank to hin,
aei there's half y Crown Tor yourself
.'he Dean thus surprised into m ac,
.. generosity, laughed heartily, and
sa t The h", q crow fnr hi. Wit.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24

1T the aanaR mce.ia- of I'll; American
Co.oni1eiion Socicty. held on S aurday,
tie 9m Of jan. 1919, ia Dr. Ldarie'S
church, city Of lpasiingtom-
ReSoiUed. That committee Of three be
nppointed to lay before the Congress of the
United States, or ANY Committee ar com
mi,tecs which may Be appreciated by either
SrAnch thereof, tie information which has
been collected through the means of this So-
cety, showing the practicabih,y of the ob,
jeet Of its institution and respectfully. but
earnestly, TO solicit the coun,enance, aid :,
and support Of Congress. in the accomplish
men, q that object.
Resoioea, Tat the thanks of The Society
be presented to the President and Board of
Managers, for the zeal. Intelligence, aud
ability, which they have esinced in the man
agre,nent OF the Society the past year; and
shat the report OF the Board OF Managers be
xintla
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24

~ .--t.jfOss. .i.,Fi 70.
On Wada sday y : on before he
CiHss,' States Sils,ss a ,itias in tins
cit.. u srAi a ~ pi-rs,, ter
-. SssRIt >La5 ~ ~ I-nCt
ueuts found ,yas $50 y the Com
Jury for robbng 5nite1 States ma,l.
and pqt,ing ,he d,is.S he ia eo,laray
Afeer the exGmi2ttlo, OF the witnesses was
gone thoreuga, Ide Use was cnened o. tue
par of tue Uuite1 S te, >, 9r Ml,vaine,
tn District a,;orUey Ems! eo hal of the pri-
sones by Mr. Val esr. L /, Stockton
aud MIR. Ewing tcls I'd, in defence of The
prisoners; and III. D il@aine closed, on be
half OF the Uni,ed 81, e. Judge Washing.
ton charged The } . gsciaog md expound-
ing 'ne law Tn, os Heit ou. ABOUT ten
O'Clock ot night, and HS-itt abou, twelve,
with verde OF quits D nE Telated 10
rohbing the mail, ana o.. gailty of ieoear-
dizing The life OF ~ ger.
o. Thursday nsE e st tsn o'clock the
prisoners we've ag.i, ,ushJ 70 the bar: ard
JUICE Washing on, tFsr pl,,e wing that from
MS understanding * lrV and the evi
Gence, he had 10 dc. ~. re prisoners hue
Justly incurred the peo Il hath tor ont
ting the life of the dr. leepardy; and in,
timating that he he Jury had
been too much inHs.ef,s 4 ay The feelings:
proceeded 20 prcnoJp. -5e sentence of the
court--which was, Seji4 Ems SOiitaYU CON.
JineDsent the long. &c .Iowed by law
for robbng the mail
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24

a paper - ,,e SlsyiG, J.nI.ri. printed at
Port Al prince. has been haodzd 10 us. II
contains III account - tl- trIst, " m nai.sn
who was 'rra,gned for Sece,vlpg goods from
pirates, nd condemned :, S ye.rs inpcison-
ment to hard isbpr We 'cis5 observe that
there exists, hn msurter ion IN 4, district
~ ths west, called Sralds. iss. President
yer has issued n ning proclamation a
giinst tnese insurgenis. ~ whtch ne tnrcatens
them with snnihiis.ion, if they d. not imnc
diste!y subnit 20 'he troops marching sgnnst
them. Il IS somewh - ,tugnsb,e to see how
closely the muiatto initiates ~ sacoblns in
their STYLE.
The Diich brig Martha Elizabeth, arrived
in port on Frid.y Sh. lift Curacao on tie
Is; day of Februsr.. passenger or board
has furnished II, with the following in,e.l-
genoe, the O. fiji :isl account Of which he had
read in tha, isisnd. TIE Royal forces under
Mocillo, encountered, somewhere near e. la.
boz 'he insurgents commanded by Bill
vac.
a gsnersl engsgsnei' tnok place on the
9fn 81 F, b'H'agy is,S--- o i'pysi army amount
Cd TO near y 40 men, IL 'ee lode pendeuts,
aoou 7poa-'t,eP +tste cDa,-st, the
taISs Were doisay Toss oi 500 men,
siL fhe 7psHsgr. ~ , n, IoriIo
care iro'hstiate per-...s a gsAt4 after NJ sde
himself master at pv= ~ cry of San
FernaRd- de Apure.
The last eccountn 'rof Carracsc e.aiet,
that she Royal srrns II been pushed as tar
rs inc oc,noco; and per brsfinns we're actively
making Tor the serge Augustura.
Our reshers will eia .sc that anterior &C
counts 50 far towards 8 airninS this nteiii.
gcncc. so
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24

n, iii fras shis place to ". Orleans;
aai il Is b 'ievsi ne eiher two will
b. rea y % l>uaea n so 'hys-Their
sverase drafi. 1t W ser vii be about
50 inehes, add they are coaslrnr,ed on
u plan calculated 10 .dmi, # an ensiue
- each wheel. These packets, when
completed will be exclusively em lioyed
IN the 'ranspor,a,iea 81 The mail and
passen5ers.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24

The Savannah Museum, speaking ur
a late lire SAYS. Many remained i5ie
from wan; If knowing what was best
tn be done-while others were iauaa5Iy
rolling grind stones iato the river, to
save them from being burnedo'
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24
DIED,

At the house Of Elijah Ward. in New.
York, OLIVER EVANS, ESQ. of Phil
ade!pha. His name will 90 down to pos
terity as one of the most ingenious and per
sevefinG men our country has ever prod Z ced
IL IS singular tha5 his death followed go sooa
after the destruction Of his valuable factocy:
1t I. topped tii+ ono vas not the Consequence
OF ths other
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24
Collins.

This sweet poet was much attached
T. Il yonns lady whn was born the day
before him, and who did not return
bi' passion Yours is u hard ease.''
said a friend. i is so, indeed'' said
Collins. .'for 7 came into the world
day after the fair
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24
LAUNrn.

On the evening ~ he fst inst. tho
new psckei boat Po-t Boy, was
iaugched Al Kew t;5Auy, il. she
was built h. NT. Joseph p'Ciary,
late from Pailalelp'iia. The P,.l Boy
Is the c. isHaehed 81 The three
Faekeis, wh.ch have Ssea commenced
Fcr The purpose Ok tEahsyorting The
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24

3 Tore the Circuit Court of the State oe
r. dcky, al g scdstrwn. was tried, towards
n'e or me last mon'h. SUN
for siander, in which Mrs. Dss Msrslyy,
alias ics FiS't-y, was pi.,n, IF and NJ.
F,shlay. of Lnuisr.li., ID fend.nt Aher j.
trial Of two days, he jury be,ng erm,,'s5''o
retire, brought IN n verdict tor Is. p IN IT.
I'D 'sseSs"f h. M.r"s i1centy seuen
thousand nine hundred collars Inls - /,
qua us '- : }Hs he ties rad Dceu IN srried ,
and thr husband, the defend an. had ia e. !.
days after marriage deserted his ife. How
ever, the verdict il appears fills to the ground,
'he Judge having decided that, rha marriage
being i-gsl ons, suit for sisnder could M.
be maintained by ihe wife against the hus.
band Ibid
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24
Washington. .fnril %.

Mr. Bagot, the Best,sh Minister, wi,h his
family, lett tins CITY for A ,napolsaa Fcid.y
last, where, II is sad, he w;ll await the arri-
Val OF a British tIis-ss, winch is &,ily ex.
psctsd th=re 20 Convey the - E lgisnd-
80 go has b en- h mat p ,.,,uitr, 3ad,
S,-rx or 'iie sn,-t Gs,iul - AS -@r= shat his
S,,ver"tne". has eve, sen, 30 .iis 5iiatry -
Inc strict propriety OF his department, and
his urb 'n''y vi 'manners. whist here. have
page such IS % secure him tie respect and
's'esai oi Ill people Of all psrties, as far IS
our kHowief'gr ex'endsi aid l. cause his re.
tire'nen' ron has station here 10 be generally
and sincerely regretted = Nat. lnS.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24
A csftain lawyer had been labor.

N cSrfHIH IHWytF 7Hau been IabOr-
ing FOR his ellen, in a long winde d
speech, bat The verdict ..was found
against him. ..Zsunds rs excinimed
he, | heiieve The jury have. been inoc-
ulsfea ssr stupidity y What may
be- said HE oproasnt, nhus1 yau Nj.
Serse-rts seem to lave had Il if.e n&}
ural way.''
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24
NoTIcE.

Il TNDER the authority If deed
~ of trust from Elisha Talbot and
Dfnie, M'Pherson, and their wivess
TO he subscriber, 60 secnte 81 Mor8e-
eai MILLER aud Archibald Mclean the
payment of eundry notes, will be sold
~ pushe asetioc, on The premises, ON
Wednesday, The 12'a day Of MAY uexts
at 10 IN the forenoon, that cOnnmodi~
Gus ard h4nd~s ...elv s:;uafsd
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24

1t is mentioned ia orr paper of yesterday,
that the United State steam boat Jpesfeyn
Engineer would onli navigate the missouri
and lis tributary s'-esms ~ fret season.
not recollecting ths Uhg yellow Stone Riy-
CT is tribute ~ 60 30 Missouri, aad conse-
gcehay viii no; Be t'.ed the first ,easoo.
We are desired t. CORRECT it, IS well az tle
name OF Mayor O'fai'ov. read O'i'silon.
tN Y Mercantile .dlD I0,-I IS
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24

A Philsielgifis wtssr proposes tha' na
tionoi law be past 20 io9kt the Pos Office
Department accoep'aSas for ell money, pro-
we'd to have been sedt 81 mail--ss individu
ais are accountable foe persons IN their en-
pioy, and Tor properly committed to their
general charge, Under compensation.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1819-04-24

rae United Sites figs,e Congress. capt.
H-aey. arrived Il 'he herb"ur OF A 4aspolis,
o. Wednesd'y evening i-s,. from N (aik She
wi'i wait, the arrival ot Nr Orch IA, oar MN,
isisr TO ny Jlnerio. who is 10 take passage
on board IF - ibid.
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The Booksellers in EpEldni sre alarmed
by prosecuiisns being Commenced Under an
old is~, which for5iss iis sale 81 any Bibles
or Pr.gs Boss, nj, 81 such as arc printed
attic Kings or UGiyefsi.y presses.
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LANYARD.

with all the sdioieiog ground ard i'm
pToysements hereto belnngins, living
on the south vide of Duke.street, ex.
'enoFd, at the western extremity OF
MISUNDERSTANDING Few situations
more eiigibIc for the Tanning busine.s
can be selected in The United States.
the Tan Yard, with sufIicieney OF
ground for SIS accommodation, ~ill bo
sold separa,ely and the remainder
laid III ~ lots eony enient for pussaa-
'ets. Oas fifth &c the purchase money
VIII ee CURED in hand. and the resi-
Qne IN fonr equal insiaIments, al g. IL,
~ and p mcnth-, with approved Sc
caT'iy, aud interest from the day Of
ssle.
JONAH ISABEL, Trust.
april 2t-st.
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Y neinia to wit:


III The Superior Court u Chancery
holden IN Winchester, lie IeA ,.ag
y Jniy. 1912.
Gaarse Simpler,
EbeneZer Nowesi. Executor Of 1ho's.
fowe!i deceased, and Thomas Vow
ei! aud John Voweii.
Defendants.
WIS cause came On 10 DC heard
b upoo The biH, auewers. exhibits
and dispositions, and was argued. by
Counsei: tin consideration whereof.
II is aeindgej, ordered ani deerted,
that Commissioned Bent do exau.ine,
stale aud settle the accounts between
The parties. stating ali such matters
specially deenied p-siineBi b, himself,
or which shall he directed To be sD
stated by either u The paT,ie,, aad
III axe report thereof to the court ia.
order 10 hnal d. cree. 81
A Copy.
DANIEL LEE, C.. C..
April "a, 1919.
Commissioners once, Winclestsrs
.Ap'a 21St, 1919.
The parties TO the above men,iufets
salt. are hereby notified iha; shall
,:tead nay .hee in Winchester, .is
s-h',,~day is.c---TT II ;.s.S 49, May r@,
f. 'se PurTsse ii eacr! ingtae Sbeye
Feci,ed order into eiiset, where aad
when hey will please TO attend wits
sueh witnesses and vouchers as they
may deem essential.
LEMUEL BENT, Coms'r.
aaril ~ -t.le.