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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-08
BONAPARTE AND HIS ATTFN.
DANCS
From tie Boston CENT

EfOW tHS Boston CeRfRnei
honaparte had not mach property with
MN "heo ne SURRENDERED TO the British
"heh the inventory OF hi. effects were Ga.
ken' on his being transferred from the Eel.
Ierophon to ehe Northumberland, il was
i"uno ."at his cash announced to sl5,5i0. 10
gold NapOleons; but out of this he had 20
pay his household so much in advance ,h,t
ne Gould nor bave had bu. little on his arri
val at ST. Helena fle bad service Of gold
and anOther OF silver, ana many valuable
6ssks; but, excepting these, his rornitore
Sss neither costly nor extensiye.
Some sccoun, Of the per.oGases who ac
comPsnIed Bonaparte from France, in 1915.
may now be considered Interesting. The
number which went on board The Bellero.
ph"n was 81; but they were not all permitted
to go to ST. Helena with him. OF hIs reii-
nue. were lieut.. general count Bertrand.
grand master OF the place. lie Is now near.
~ 6O years OF age, and was with 30 aDarte
10 MS exile to Elba, ana sigosd all his pro.
clsmatirDs nm his return from fhst Island
lIs wa. with the ez emperor at Waterloo
AtieT which battle he followed his ms,ter's
fortunes, lie wa, prescribed as a traitor.
by the decree Of July 2I. 1915; and wag af.
forwards tried for coDtumacy, and sentenced
To death and con6scaton of oronertv J'b,
sentence remains uoexecuted; and we have
not learnt that he has been pardensd nv
Louis 18th. u is asserted in The French na
pers, that only a fortnight before he lett III
Ia with Borspsrie, he sent in his oath Of Il.
deilty 20 Louis loth. His lady is an uncon
y i'm" snd intsFe-tiog woman, come wears
younger than her husband She was
daughter OF the coust Dillon, an officer of
distinction in ;be French army. who, we be.
Iicve, sefved N America 10 the war of the
revolution. They bad three children when
they left France. aod, we think, have had
some addition since their arrival at s.. He
lena, The edes, son bears the name Of
Napoleon. They were not all al St. Helena
at BIS death. IT. is said; they propose to
reside in Eoglsnd; but this, we think, will
not DC allowed, and they will probably seek
an asylum in the United States.
Lieut.. general the duke Of Rovigo, TSava.
ryI-he was not permitted to go to St. Hell
ena: but was sent to Malta; he was after
wards teard of in Turkey, Persia, Ceremony,
&c. lie was formerly minister OF police TO
Bonsparie, ana one Of his 'rsrshals- lie was
prescribed as a TRAITOR la 1918, but has since
been pardoued and returned 10 France.
Lieut.. general Henry LalemaDd. lie
also was not permitted to so to ST, Helena,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-08
FROM RIO JANEIRO

A passenger 10 the brig Robert, Captain
Coffin, arrived here on Sat.sday, informs
that when ne left Rio de Janeiro, that CITY
was quiet, bat every day brought infcrma.
ton that some one of tue Capita MIA had
thrown off it. ales glance TO the government
OF the Regency, established for Brazil oy the
King. Anterior TO his departure Tor Portu
gal, the last which had reyuited, was that of
ST. Psulo, where they had established "a Pro.
v'sionai Government under the guidance of
their former governor. On the 9Th Of June
the third explosion took place among the
troops stationed in Rio de Janeiro, which
ended in compelling the Prince ROYAL to dis.
miss Ccndedos Arcoe, Secretary of State Tor
Foreign and Interior Affairs aud Secretary
Of Marine, from h,s command. with orders
to leave Brazii 10 five days-al,o, TO appoint
Junta Provisional to govern Brezli agreea.
o'y to tie constitution Of Portugal. previ-
Gus to the sailing of The Robert, information
had heenieceived IRON Montev.oeo, that &c.
nera' LAGER, CommaBder OF the Portuguese
forces occupying ,hat place, was negotiating
with the Spaniards Tor the annexation Of that
''stric' OF Country to Brazil, and il was ge-
nera'y believed that treaty would soon be
Concluded 10 that effect. ii slericaa.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-08
CURIUSITIES.


How we became in possession Of the
following morceaur, we are not per-
mitted at present TO state. On this
point we must leave our readers to
their own conjectures; bnt at the same
time we can assure them, it is copied
literally from the original, as far as
the faculty of types can represent SO
singular an epistie:-If any doubt this
fact, the original may be inspected on
calling al this office. Bost. Cent.
tCOPY.1
December the ofIS2O.
Deer sir have lately uo6er,tood YOU keep
musiam OF your own which causes me to
take the opportunity of in4uiring if you have
any such an animal rs a hog W ith Elk feet
and legs it you have net such an artical
nave one that wsss yened in July last now a
bout i've months old a thrifty sow shoa,
which have been offered iffiran. sums
OF money for. n. B 1t has six fasr
fore feet ard double leg bones an the
Lodges but oDely from the knee Joint down
10 the parting Of the feet and the hole iuclos
ed with one skin down to the feet and one
loot on catch leg stand, back and groes the
same AS the other honered sir, If you wish to
purchase such an animal for To put into YOUR
"o''ah pleas TO SEND rbe word quickly as
am poor man s, stands in need of money
ano send me word what you woad give
Tor It II II is necas define sniff to YOU.
N. Ii. 1t is of the chiped breed and nicely
spotted dear bonOred sir if you shald dem II
nessesry to wright direc: yuer letter TO John
Brown hampshire County virgenis burners
post alice, northriver deer cir excuse the folly
OF my wfighting and will ad no more but
remains yours with sintiments OF respect un.
til deth.
JOHN BROWN
with flourish Of the pen)
The snperscription of the foregoing
letter Is in the following style
TO the honnered James Monroe, lait pre-.
S'dent N tie Unighned Stats, Washing.
ton Setta,
The letter ought certainly to accom-
pany the hog in whatever museum il
may be deposited.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-08
Public Sale.

Ed Y virtue Of deed Of Trust execu-
Z D ted to the subscriber by General
John Smith, for The benefit Of his ere
ditors, vii! be so!d on .Honday the first
day Of October being the FIRST day OF the
superior Court,
A Tract of Land
containing 15O ACRES, situated on
Red Bud Run.-On this Tract there
are an Oil Mill and Grist Mill, with
about go feet fall of water-The pur-
chase money to lie paid III three install
meBts, the last instaIment 10 be paya.
hle in not less than two years. Bond
a0d security will he required, and also
deed Of trust on tie premises to Sc
cure the purchase money. The sale
will commence at AZ O'Clock.
For further particulars apply 80 the
subscriber in Winchester, or in his alb.
sence, 80 Gen. John Smith, or William
Dawson. A. C.. Smith, Trustee.
September Sih-tds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-08
Richmond, .August 81.
CASE CONTINIJED'


The case Of MIR. Alexander Lifh-
gov progresses-but is not yet t-rmi.
nated.-Yesterday, the Court decided
on the point submitted to them on
Wednesday, that they would hear eve.
ry incident stated by Mr.. Nekervis
which had caused him to suspect the
Prisoner of the crime with which hr
stood charged They then proceeded
with the testimony of MIR. Nekervis,
which they went throush-Mr. N. be.
ing cross examined at considerable
length by the Prisoners Csunsei -
The next witness then called was Mr..
Weisiger, late fst Teller, Of the Far.
mors' Bank--he testified as to the en-
try of The Check on hiss book, while h.
was absent from the Bank The next
was Mr.. Aboatt nf the House Of Rober.
Ahbatt & Co. whose Check for 800
is the one Mr.. LIthsow ia charged with
embezziins he was particularly in
terroSated as 10 the circumstance Of
his drawing only one check of that Il.
mount in October 1s2O--Ee stated that
he had only drawn one cheek at tina
time of that description.-MessrS. Me
kensie and Myers were then interro-
gated as To their discovering the double
entry Of this Cheek on the Teller
book-and only one entry on the tst
Accountants cash book, aud Of course
his iedger--ihe entries on the last be-
ing taken from his cash book. The
last witness examined was Mr.. Crump.
the end Accountant. His cross exami.
nation was long and iahorious. -'rhe
testimony being gone through on the
part of the prosecution, the counsel for
the Prisoner were asked if they had
any to produce. They declined calling
any witnesses.
A proposition was thea made by the
counsel for. the prosecution 10 submit
the case to the court with t en-
an arsument-whieh the other site g.
cliDed. The court then adjourned ill
O'Clock this morning, 10 commeu re
the argument. 1t is said that three
gentlemen only on each side will speak
on the occasion. The Prisoner was
again baiiei for the same sun of
S4,5O0.
The Prisoner was arrested under
three warrants, for embezzling three
checks. A called Court has been as
pointed on each case. The one NOW
going Oh is for the check of 700 dol
lars drawn by Robert Abbnt' & Co.
Compiler.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-08
FROM GREECE ANE TURKEY.
NEW York, SEPT. g.

NEW York, SEPT. 9.
BY the brig Day, we bavs received
She Gibralter Chronicle Of the 9Th Ju-
iy, from which we make The following
extracts
GIBRALTBR, jury :.
Most Of The Greek Churches at
Coustautiuople, and its neisbbprhood,
have been piundered; and the number
oil Greeks mastered there, siuee the
commencement Of .be instruction, is
estimated at 10000. The British
Ambassador has made up bis mind to
send his lady TO Corfu. A declaration
from the Messenian Senate Of Caima-
"a, and the Commander in Chief Ma
tromiehaie, announcing the rising Of
PeioPonnesus to the governments Of
Europe; aud after reminding them,
that their countries were indebted 10
Greecc for their arts, sciences, knowI-
edge, and all the blessings Of eiyiIiza-
lion, calls upon them to pay those
oeo's, by giving her counsel; arms,
ana peeuniary assistance at this criti-
cal moment, when she is nob!y altemp-
ting TO recover her liberty.
The Ottoman Geet is biockading the
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-08

Islands ofthe Morea, with the exeep-
ton Of the poris of Naupse,r, Pat..s.
NavarIno, Modene, and Nnnembass,.
and all vessels under Ionian colours
have been directed to abstain from vi.
olatinS the blockade. Two Turkish
30 gun ships and briggs have been de.
livered up to the Greeks by their crews,
Which were chiefly composed Of their
countrymen. About 900 Turks, who
were on board, were landed on the Isle
OF Milo, as prisoners Of war but, the
moment the news of the assassination
oil the Patriarch reached the Island
they were put 10 death. The report of
the want of union between the two
Greek leaders, YpsiIan.i aud Theo.
dore, is confirmed. rhcy are both for.
tifyins themselves. the former ia Ter
gawischt, and The latter in the Convent
of Cotroesici. Numerous bodies of
Russian troops are collecting on vati.
Gus points of that vast empire.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-08
From Tie Boston pat-iot. Ifseu,t 30.

- 70 Z I
ny Tue brig Jcila, Cap'a L'ncoio, arrived
at TINS port yesterday, IL rs dave from Glib
'aitaF, papers of that place 10 the 7th ult
have 6Hen received a. Merchants Hall L.,
one oil them we fad it IA entione6, t,,st the
spanish Cortes, on the 2olh OF June, I'm
powered the government to effect loan IF
Ioo.o0o,u0o Re. w.; and Game TO the re,cIu.
'''n OF conveying to the king their ,e,sh, o
continue 10 SIT as Corte, Extraordinary un,il
the ensuing session Of ihe Cor,es, wh.c,. j.
TO com '"ence on he frs o. March nsxt-
fi"ur had been bought at Gibraltar, Tor the
purpose OF shipping to South Atnerica at the
srice OF hve da'iaFs per barr :. SPAN h
a'i,a,s were selling alta premium of Ii to
per cent
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-08
Boarding.

Az RS. LUPTON respectfully an.
IVl pounees TO the public that she
has rented the house lately occupied by
G. CbaDdlee, and will accommodate, IL
offered, from 10 TO IL young ladies as
bparders; her house is very convenient
TO the two female Academies Of Mrs.
Scott and Mrs. CoDrad.-Her terms
shall be reasona bic, ard every eIertiOu
used TO render the situaiion Of her
boarders happy and comfortahle.-
Boarders will be received by the
Month, quarter, or session.
Jnly 10.
eJFOr rent. --one Of thefront apart.
ments IN the above Rouse; we'll saieu-
lated for an Office.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-08
GENERAL BERTRAND.

There is per haps no person 10 the civil.
zed world, that holds in his hand more moral
power at the present moment than gen
Bertrand. lie possessed the undivided con.
hide nee OF Napoleon; during his coniineme
IN Eiba, he solicited and obtancd leave to
attend his sovereign, during The whole
course OF that confinement. When Bona
parte was iDcarcera,ed in ST. Helena, the
confidence OF gen. Bertrand remained up-
shaken, and he shared his confinement with
him, until the death OF the emperor Now,
whatever he says al his deceased patron will
be believed aud he Is now probably gone to
Austria, To engage the emperor of Germany,
In the interest Of his son in law, now deceas.
ed, The account states, that he solicited
and was refused, the liberty of taking the
heart OF his beneiactor along with him. -
rms would, we pr sune, have been given To
The son of the eX'einperor, accompanied
With the dying inlune,ions of his parent
lie goes home, we may rely upon il, from
no friendly motives iu the tranquility OF
Europe The papers and manuscripts OF
6onaparte, it taken possession of by the
British government, even if published au
theni'c, would weigh nothing in the scale a.
saln'i the solitary testimony Of General
Bertrand. Bait Norm. Ckro1.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-08
Land For Sale.

T win sell upon good terms A
a TRACT OF LAND, containing
COO .4creS,
lying on Babb's run, in the County of
Frederick about nine miles from VIM
chester. The whole, except about
twenty Acres. is heavily clothed with
T. yellow Pine, and has upon it
IEaasf newly erected SAW
lgEEa MILL, constructed upon the
Ms-sA best pIuu, and built in the
best manner. Winchester is near e.
nough 60 afford convenient market
for plank and scaniling, and the impro-
wing condition Of the town must ensure
its continuance and certainty. There
is also upon the land, comfortable
House for a small family.
Leroy p. DaiDgerdeld, Esq. living
adjoining the land, is authorized TO
sell, or TO rent.
THOMAS T. FAUNTLEROY.
September sth-tf.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-08
zANEsvILLE, OHIO. ARC o.

ZANEsvILLE, OHIO, AUG. 2f.
PatWai .tatati.y --On Morda, after.
noon 'he fS'h INST. 81 mau by the name
OF Lyle langley aod his cousin, with
Others, having been moving in mea-
dow near this place, beionSin & to Mr..
brookover, and after retiring to a
shade Tree, in the act of playing With
their rifles, the f"rmer reaching to
give his cousin n tap upon The shoul-
der, stepped or fell ineautiously on his
seythe, which penetrated his bowels "a
bout six inches, when he ran about ten
PAGES, fell, and expired in few min
ntes. Mr.. Langley was formerly of
Winchester, Va. where his father re-
sides.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-08
FROM LISBON

by the schooner Franklin, capt.SBradFora
arrived here yesterday in 90 days from Lis
onn, we learn shat the King of Porlugai had
arrived at lisbon from isi0 Janeiiu. hut Wa
not 'uitesed 70 lane Unit; h. hao s;gueG ,he
new Con'tltati0n, His officers 81 S,ate .gese
ordered back. Lisbon, 1T is stated, was IN
much confusion. Ibid.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-08

Captain Williams. of the Mayius.. arrived
at Phi:adelphia, from Niessins, informs. tha,
part oil ihe Austrian army were still quar-
tered III Sicily, AID the iahahi,ants have 20
iuEn':s them with blanket. sc. no person
Il allowed to retain fire arms in their houses
without icence. Greek ships stop at Messi-
ma TO reht, TO cruize against the Turks.
Bait. Pat.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-08
FOR THE GAzETTE.1
MATHEMATICAL OUESTI

MATHEMATICAL QUESTION.
A Liberty pole 200 feet high, perpen-
dicuiar on the level ground. broke 1.-THE
parts still adheriny to each other) in
such manner, that the end of the
piece broker off, fell so feet from the
base. At what distance from the
ground did the pole break c.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-08
Mr.. S Mrs,-Scetf.-

EsPECfsULi.I = r., orn, their
Ia .'iends scd 'hc psi5hs generality,
thai The Winter Session Of tbeif SctDot
will commence on Moi!dat oh.l 10th
INST They returo their ,hrpks heir
numerous patrons for the very liberal
encouragement they have received. and
trust by theie assidui,y and attention
to merit continuance OF the same. sdI
Winchester. September sth-sts. ~
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-08
S'pDtpmber 81.

The case Of Alexander Lifhgow IS
still before the Examining Court, which
sat from till near z o'clock on Saiur-
cay, during which Mr.. Stephenson (For
ahe proseculiOn) spoke two hours and
half, and Gen. Taylor tor The accu.
edl over i've hours. MIR. May will
deliver the closing speech fbi. morning.
a. -. E1pOsttor.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-08

Hract of a letter from gentleman in IL.
ierandria to has friend in this place, da I.
ted September g, 1891
There has been great storm at Norfolk !;
it drove 9 OF our frigaies ashore, and all the
shipping and steam boats in the harbor; and
blew down Churches, and carried away all
the Bridges about the place: The water
rose six feet higher than it was ever known
hefore
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-08
.-BiPn-

On Saturday evening last, after a shor,
Illness OF the typhus fever, Miss Harriet
-Af6erf, aged 10.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-08
MarshalS Sale.

NNILL be sold for cash to the
w highest bidder, on the first day
Of October neat at the OpequOn Facto-
ry, 10 Frederick County
Tzoo likely Negro Girls,
about nine or ten years IF age, TWO
COWS and THREE BEDS, sc. TO-
gether with all the Household and
Kitchen Furniture Of Samuel Amin, TO
satisfy in part an execution in favor Of
the United States.
A. Il. THORNTON ID. III.
for JOHN PEGRAM ". J., u.
September s!h--tGs,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-08
CALEB MERCER

The COMMITTEES appointed to solicit DO
nations for Caleb Mercer have purcha .ed for
his use House and Lot; it therefore be,
comes necessary for the contributors to pay
the sums subscribed by them without delay
to the persons respectively appointed in each
ward. ltis hoped that this request will be
prom oily attended to.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-08
TO CORRESPONDENCE,

"Evangelicus" was received TOO late for
insertion this week; it shall appear in our
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-08

T will sell upon good terms A
4 TRACT OF LAND, containiee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-17

imitation OF forgery and saves the labor ofyo,ir
executioncr by taking from your greatest ge
muses. OF robbery the power of committingthe
crime. He Is now among yourselves ;aad,
since your philosophers have permitted him to
prove To them the compressibility o[water,you
may perhaps claim him for your own. Would
you soar 10 fame upon IL rocket, or burst into
glory ironia shell I'VE shall leave you to enquire
OF your naval heroes their opinion Of the Steam
BATTERY and the Torpedo. |; is not by the
contrivance of agents ofdestructon that Ame-
rica wishes TO commend her inventive genius to
the admiration or gratitude of after times nor
is 1t even III the detection of the secrets, or the
composition of new notifications OF physi-
cal nature.
Lxcudent ali spranta rio!lirs Gra.-
Nor even Is her purpose the glory OF Roman
amDition nor tn regere. tnpeyTo popuos,' -
her memento to her sons. Her glory is no.
dominion, but liberty. Her march is the march
oil mind She has spear and shield but
the motto upon her shield is-Frecdor,, H,dc-
pendence, Peace. This has been her Declara
t'on ; tins has been far as her necessary in-
tercourse with the rest of mankind would per-
NIT her practice. 80.
My Countrymen, Fellow Citizens. and
Friends could that spirit that dictated the
Declaration we have this day read that spirit
which 'preiers before Ill temples the upright
heart and pure," at this moment descend from
ms habtationin the skics,and within this hall. in
language audible to mortal cars. address each
one OF us here assembled, our beloved coun-
Try, Britannia ruler of the waves, and every in
oViuuai among the sceptered lords of human
kind. his words would bc--Go THOU. Avn
DO LIKEWISE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-17

brought with him Out inislaidl aLcndon ma
per of solate date as 18th June, containing The
important intelligence ofthe death of .Napoleo,.
at St. Helena, and that an attack had been
made OF the .fmcricdn squadron a, The .ueai-
fe'rdnedn upon The Turkish feet
II may, however, well be doubted whether
either article is correct.
The British papers received by most of the
late arrivals, profess, to communicate the latest
news oil Bonaparte; hut no intelligence givenby
then reaches as far down as that received here
by vessels which touched at St Helena as late
as the 10Th April, when the Ex-Emperor was
reported to be in good health.
One ofthe late English papers stated that in
the latter end of March, Buonaparte was said
70 be IN dangerous situation,--and that il was
intended, should his death take place, that his
Douy should be embalmcd and carried to Eng
ianu, 10 shew TO the world that no foul play
nad been resorted to. Should the account bv
the Harnonyprove TO be corrcct.tis to be hon
ed, Tor the sake of humanity, that the state
ment last alluded To was not prophetic and
preparatory introduction to 4 deed at whic.,
humanity must shuGder.
That our fleet in the Mediterranean, upon
their own responsibility, have commenced ;,
war with the Turks, 10 say the least of If ;s
not very probable. We know of no Sufficient
cause Tor hostiiities, unless it be the refusal of
the Sublime Porte 70 accredit Mr.. Bradish as
Minister Plenipo;entiary, to which place he
has been appointed by several newspapers in
this country. nv. Y. .amer.
LATEST FROM FRANCE
NEW YORK, July l1.-By the arrival of
the brig Joseph, capt. Morris, in GO days from
Dordeaux, we have received French paaers to
the 9th OF June. The intelligence which thew
contain rom Turkey, has been principally an-
ucpated by prior arrivals from Europe. Its
mentioned, that the Pacha of Belgrade had
sent all extraordinary messenger to the differ
ent commanders OF the province, requiring
them TO proceed forthwith to Constantnoplc:
but that they had refused to comply, utier
conviction that it was intended by The Sui
tan To decapit;,.e them. Ut is added, that tl,.
officers had since opened correspondence
with The chiefs OF the Greeks, and issued pro-
clamations calling upon the Servians to arm
against the Porte.
Accounts from Madrid are TO the esd OF
May. They represent lie whole Of Spain to
be IN Tranquil state, IN consequence Of the
vigorous measures of the government, who
had obtained possession of all the plans OF ths,
ultra royalis;s TO overturn the constitutions
ihe present session OF the Cortes was about
TO be prorogued, and an extraordinary session
called, for the express purpose o.. defeating
the attempts of the ultras, who had been busy
endeayormS to obtain the return at the next
election OF anti-coustitu.ional members.
Com. .1Ic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-17
UNITED STATES.

1t gives us pleasure to be able to state that
the PRESIDENT OF the United States has
sufficiently recovered from his late indispos-
ton 10 have been able to leave this city YES
terday for sea; in Louioun county, Virginia;
dlstaut about thirty miles from this city.
N,ff Inf