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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-12

half of another bag containing one hundred
and forty Spanish dollars, but he did not
give the halt Of the sixty doubIoons contain
ed 10 white handkerchief, and be bad the
trouble to stay one week in the above board
ing house for the purpose Of committing the
robbery.
When Lagaudette started for Baltimore.
Manuel remained behind in bis house at
Norfolk. Manuel gave him the keys OF bis
house in Baltimore, and told him TO bring
with him on bis return the plumber taken
from Vineabello, and that they could dis.
pose OF il in Norfolk. For that purpose
when Manuel came to Norfolk he called
himself Gomez, and wrote :ha, name ON th e
books of toe Steam Boat. On Lagaudet,e's
return from Baltimore, Manuel asked him
were ne had left the trunk containing their
pluuder, and he answered, at the mulatto
.women's house who washed Ms clothes
She has daughter named Charlotte.
There is in her house another trunk ofplun
der. By sending to Vincabe!lo he can iden.
tify many OF the articles, and by going to
the boarding house and ask whether Manuel
and Lagaudette did not live there, and
whether it was not duling that week that
the robbery was committed, aud for which
robbery Frencbman was taken up on sus.
picion-alsO by going to tie house of the a.
bove mulatto wawen aud taking away the
trunk alluded to; there will be found in that
trunk waistcoat with gold buttons that
Manuel wore on Sunday and that the waist
coat now worn by Manuel belongs to La
JOSE-GARCA
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-12
Notice,

Notice.
TNHE CO. partnership lately carried on by
i Thomas Shreve and William Wood,
under The name of Thomas Shreve y Co.
of Alexandra, and William Wood y Co.
of Frederick county. Virginia, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
THOMAS SHREVE.
april VIM. WOOD, Rs
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-24
DAYS LONG PAST.

In the publication oifiee of the Sa
'nrhny Evening Post, tPhiladelphia, J
there still remains a reiiet of tha,
srent philosopher and statesman, len.
Jantn Franftin, which NAV have ser
we'd as 3 hiot to many, of aur anees.
tors now mouiderins IN the DUST. A,
least fifty winters have gone by since
me following caution first obtruded il.
sell on the notice Of those who visited
The sage, and were DESTROYS Of seeing
me process of the art OF Printing. In
that day the press was in it's infancy.
anu Inc numerous placartis asainst the
oppressive acts Of The BRITISH, minis
try. issued from these pabl;c orrans
were naturally calculated TO strength.
en- the prevailing curiosity Of the new
coion'sts. The lines are luch lefaced,
but are sufficiently Isgihle to be read
with a little scrutiny
CAUTION.
All you that come thi, curious Hrtto s.e
10 handle any thing must cautious be
Les, oy slight touch, ere you are aware.
Iha' mischief may be done, you can, repair
10 TINS ad0ace we give to every STRANGER.
Look on and zUeicon.c, but to touch there's
Danger. FRANKLIN.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-24
sEE ALTH OF ST. AUGUSTINE.

|. Il.
Copy ofa letter rece;red from re.
] spectacle merchant. dated st. .augus-
tine, Oct. 30.
Perhaps it may be Of some use to
you, to know something Of this place;
therefore in a very brief aener / will
detail what has come nader my know
lodge since last August, the time 1 ar
rived.
There is not believe, such an un.
promising place in the world as this ia:
with no back country to support it,,
with no commerce, and with inhabi.
tants the most siothfui aud parsimoni.
GUS. This nigga, be remedied by the
more hardy aud enterprising inhabi.
tants OF the nor b, If The climate was
as good as has been represented by the
land spectators; but find by sxneri.
ence all that has been said was decep.
ton.
Alas! While 1 am writing, funerals
after funerals are passing; the most
di eadful Of all elbow fevers has swept
OIL more than one half of the best of
the populations, nothing but distress &
disease are kuo wn ut this time-ne;.b-
6or = afraid to visit neigbbor. Young
feoiason, son of Mr.. Sylvester Robin
SOP, merchant Of your place, an anna.
biesyounS nan, was buried Yesterday.
together with eight others, aud God
x"ows how many more there will he to
day-'t Is, 10 short. pestilenee which
has visited this untor,unete tcwn. tina,
appals every one.
l have been laid up these GO DAYS
with the bilious fever, which has mol
completely left me. am distressed
and sick ut heart at The misery whic,,
IS around me, but trust in a Kind Pro.
whence, he will put an end soon to this
dreadful seourSe which aiiiicts us all.
~ I. Eve. Post.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-24
SMALL NOTES

l. u
We regret that we have 90 long omitted "a
spPrize our readers and the public, that the
law prohibiting the passing Of bank notes of
less denomination than Five Dollar. will take
effect on the lst December. The law ex.
tends to notes OF any description whether
issued by the Banks OF our own State, or by
the Banks OF the neighboring States, and
imposesa penalty of Ten Dollars on the oer
son passing them.
That Printers OF Newspapers experience
more difficulty In collecting their monies.
Ind arc generally worse paid than any other
tas' OF the mechanical community is a nor.
sgifying fact, and one very generally admitted.
But 1t they hitherto have had dilicultle, To
encounter in collecting their earnings. the
law above referred to will encreases them ten
fold single fact or two in disqualification
A subscriber at the distance ot 80. SO. or 100
miles IS DESTROYS to, remit US by mail hi,
years subscription Of three dollars (for. in
attentive as distant subscribers too often are.
we are sometimes greeted with such spec.
tacie but for the want Of bill of the proper
denomination, and which, but for this law
ne could readily obtain, he is unable to remit
what he owes us. and we are left to collect
1t Ia the best way we can ! Again A per
son at distance enclo.es an advertisements.
aud Is disposed to accompany it with The
cash, (his also frequently happens) but be
cause he is prohibited from enclosing a
OF ) dollar note; we must ''charee il TO him
and send our Collector to collec. it:-ti,u.
greatly multiplying our accounts, and rem
derng our business 6oubly perplexing -
A word now To our distant subscribers and
advertising friends. We are not disposed t.
set at defiance the established laws of our
county, although we never nave entertaine
doubt that the law referred tn is i'm yio,atIon
of the Constitution !; but as we foresee tina.
the effect of the law will vitality affect on,
interest, and as il at once strikes at the ye,.
roof and foundation of our business, we shat
continue to receive the small bills of the usna.
description which have hitherto been in cir
culaiion ;-those having business at our Of.
flee need not therefore hesitate, VIXEN ,hs
amount is under 3 duIiars, to remit us small
notes as heretofore, 1t is not our intention
to continue TO circulate them, but TO returo
them whence the came !: thus will the object
OF the law, in effect, be attained, and no one
injured.
We seldom dun j; nor would we now do i;
1t this business of the small notes had not
! made Il so appropriate. Those indebted tn
US will oblige US by making payment in the
! ''o0cdStp notes (if this be not humiiitv, we
know not what isl as soon as possible bat
In case they are not M possession of this d..
scripiioD, iegi,iniates will rot b. rciec. ed. =
The winter IS just a, hand, and the calls, in
arge family, tcr cash are frequent and exten.
Bive.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-24
SQUALLY,

Spain, by the last accounts from En-
rope, may be said to represent the
Macbeth caldrouD, the feiuds are aboui
performing their unaallo W ed incanta
ton,
DoGble, doohis, toll and trouble,
rire barn and caIiroun bubble:
For charm OF powerful trouble.
lake hell broth boil and Sub,le,'
FeTdinand's crown appears to be
worth about as much as il will sell for
at puzzle auction, The constitution Of
SPAN. rs decidedly republican,. Nov,
IL IS gross Inisnomer, to denominsl e
1T monarchy. "SVhat seems lite head
the likeness Of a kiugly crown has
on" It is III vain 70 disenise the fact.
no monarchy can exeist nader cons,i.
tu'toh similar 10 that Of Spain-the
Cortes can at any moment, according to
the express terms OF that instrument.
change the dynasty, and tha, even
without assigning cause for 20 doing.
Can this be called an hereditary GOV.
erhmeDt-no, 1t is n republic sirkened
over VIVA monarchy. Our contribution.
10 10 the full, as mouarchicaI ne that of
"Pa'n. Oar president is allowed sour
years 10 continue in Office; bu, Ferdi.
nand only holds the crown, a mere Ten
ant at the will If he Carries. THO,
nave constitutional right to wait M,
Oh ms puny sovereign, and without a
ny ceremony to tell him TO his face
sire, the cortes have determined that
lon shau put that crown aad sceptre
comfortably upon tbs shelf, and WALL
hhout your, busihess--yes, walk, walk.
walk, sod we wish yau very good
fnoroing. No wonder Alexander made
such forIorn faces, when ne saw such
constitution br II hiap NJ by the inter
ven'Ion Of The army. He has gisan-
tic military force himself, and he was
apprehepsiye that some ambitious chief.
tam might follow Spanish precedent.
ana say tn his majesty, the Emperor Of
all the Rsssias-waIk-- galk.
walk, walk. Morn (bron
WITH regard to the Russian monarch,
who has been always, politically spea-
king, fond Of Turkey, whether ne pro-
poses TO have one for his Christmas
dinner, We are not iniot rnod.-Onr
own opinion is that his majesty is only
whettinS his knife preparatory to his
earring one IN the most dexttous man.
Der, and helping both himself and his
'IienO the Emperor Of Germany, who
si's across The table, to good com.
'Of'aoie stiee' Ibid.,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-24
Land For Sale

a y" edhesday the 26th day of De,
" eemoer next, at the door of tho
Court Honse in Rockingham eounlr
shall as trustee proeeed to sell an n,uoh
OF the PLANTATION ON which Dan
lei RagIn now lives az will be sniff.
Client to indemnify Joseph Fawcest. for
the amount he has been compelled tn
pay, as endorser for said Ragip TO tho
Bank OF the Valley together with The
costs OF the sale. By the Deed ~
Trust, executed by said Ragin to The
subscriber, and which is dated on the
Gath OF January, 1890, the aaid Rs.;r
has the right of directing what mart ae
the land shall be sold, so that f. ON,
braces sufficient quantity to discharge
the debt.-This direction, howeyeT
must be given, in writing, two days
before the day of sale. Those who aya
disposed to purchase would do we'll 80
examine the whole tract, 80 that tbev
may understand the character of H.
land they bid for, The piapteiien lave
convenient TO The town Of Harrison.
burg, in Rockingham County, and the
iand ID general is of excellent quality :
but the purchaser must Judge for hin
self. The sale will be for cash, and +
WIZ make only such title as is vested.
IN me by the said deed in trust. If
the money is not paid within two
hours after The land is struck oil. l.
VII, be again set up on the same dsy.
and sold OH the same terms.
ROBERT GRAY, Trustee.
Harrisonburg, Nov. 24-3tnJ
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-24
BEER.

b NE subscribers respectfully in.
"A form their friends and the public,
mat their Brewery is now in operat;on
ana that they have now on band. and
VIII constantly keep during the season
II supply of excellent BEER. wn,ch
VIII be delivered to customers in town
as usual and also sold to distant Gus
TONERS upon the usual terms.-Dist;I.
iers caa also be supplied as heretofore
81 hose persons who have KEGS
III 'nen possession, belonging TO the
establishment, will confer a favor h1
returning them as soon as possible.
SUSANNAH SLAGLE g. SON
Nov. 24-p1d.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-24
NEGROES FOR SA1.E

M III be sold on Mouoa, the ls,h
Wv OF december next, if fair, Il mot
the next fair day, at he Whit. Past
about ten or twelve miles from " in,
chester. and live Or six from Ber,v,.
Ferry, Frederick city Va. on c,,a;t
OF Twelve months, the purchaser giving
'ohu ana approved securi,y, about
So, Forty Negroes,
neioog'ns TO III. Estate OF the late Dr
Robert Berkeley, consisting of ,youne
Men, Women aud children & a nnn,h.s
OF boys & girls. The sale will com.
mence.at 40 o'clock on said day.
IEPHEN DAVIS .aeent
For JULIA BERKI Ely I'D.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-24
POSTSCRIPT.

r sinee our paper was made up for the
fre's, we have learned that a letter
was received by a Miller in this neigh.
oorhood, by las night. mail, from his
correspondent in Alexandria, stating
mat information had been received
from England which induced a sudden
rise in the price of Dour; We have nor
lea md par'ic ars, bu, we believe i, IN
pretty certain that -four is on the rise
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-24
MERCHANDIZE.

Also PATBN'T MEDICINES ofevc.
ry description, on as reasonable terms
ms they can elsewhere be obtained
He trusts that although he has chang.
ed his local position, his friends who
bad been accustomed to call upon
him at his late stand, will not IN thar
account forget nov to give him cali.
Every exertiou to render satisfaction 10
his customers shall be made; rs is
thankful for past favors, aud respect-
fully sOlieits continuance.
N. B Pisno Fortes tuned and re.
paired NJ the shortest notice.
Nov. 26-tf.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-24
NOTICE

8 toMMITIED TO tie Jail of Fred
~ er,ck county Va. on the first day
OF October fast as runaway,
A Negro Man,
Wno calls himself CYRUS; says no
belonged to John Nethering, of Abe,
MARIE coonty Va. who sold him TO a
gentleman residing in Georgia. tpsme
o"Snown.l Said negro is abou, go
years OF aSe, dark complexion, at,ne
'eet or inches high, eio,htne
much worn. The owner IL reoues,eS
10 come forward, prove properly, paw
charges and take him away. eise bs
VIZ ~, oe deali with as the law directs.
CHARLES HuLET Jailor +. C.
Nov. eff.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-24
A ! eacher Wanted

III undersigned wish 10 employ u
,eacher who is well qualified to
Preside over the English and Ma,he-
maticai branches of Ednca,ion.-Anv
person without family disposed to be-
come a candidate for the Office, }. re-
ques'ed TO make immediate application
10 persons TO either of the subseribers
,Iv'nS near Berr.'s Ferry, Frederick
county va. bringing with him proper
testimonials of fitness aud character.
Will meet with liberal encouragement.
THOMAS CAS-LEMAN.
STEPHEN DAVIS,
JAMES SHIP,
FIELDING Sewers,
JAMES Sewers.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-24

From London iuper.
a tat elderly, decent dressed conn.
Try wo,oao, presented herself before
81 Il. Baker on "Wednesday. and afte,
having made a profound obeisance. nd.
dresses him rs follows
"a am sorry 10 infasm YOUR worshi,
that ain married 10 mon VIVA has
Soiien aniiher wife. He's a Chelsea
pens'oncr, your honor, and saxty wears
oil age, forbye ABBOTT SIX months MAR
and ought TO have known better. H..
came TO me, your honour, a. Inrate-
stone. ABBOTT twelve months s1ne: ami
as was icne widaw a. four years
standing, or thereahoot, / married him
ana cherished him, aud maintained
MN, to the very best Of my pure abee-
NY; out when he found that l copid
ma weei do it ouy hanger. he desat,ed
me- ana went afore a magistrate o. the
place, where he made aiiideeyit tha,
he had iawtu' wife thirty wears by
gone, livIng elsewhere, and that / was
paethlD5 at all to him--lhe false
loon"
Here she paused and took out Of her
pocket Il long huswife. cprjousI,
wound about with ligh, blue ribbon.
from which she produced the ecrtif-
cate OF her marriage, and laid il before
the magistrate, at The same time oh.
serving. she had "muekle evidence to
prove the first marriagp!'
"fray how old are you?'' asked The
magistrate,
I am ma yet m my saxty first year,
she replied, land I'm placed in a yery
awkward psedeesimenf. your Worship
keDs as 1 Gamma marry agen, or take o.
ny i;her-step for my partlcklar comfort
or resPectabiliiy."
The magistrate asked, with some
httie surprise, "perhaps, then, you
wish TO marry AGAIN."
"Ah, ma! diuua SsBssyeur worshio.
bot l might. Not that 1 want a Inns.
band, ood fotgre me; but pc bee, as il
way"
After sumo further Interrogation,
she was furnished with. Warrant for
'heapprehension of the Ssgay deceiver,"
ano she trudSed off with it 10 the con
stable OF iugatestone, nj which, place.
IT seems, the ''faIse loom. is at Dreseut
residing.
FROM THE LAKE GEoRGEEH Y.1cyARpIAN
DKoNkARDS-By law of the
iste session of the legislature, it is
made the duty Of the overseers of the
poor, IN the several towns of this
state, to forbid all dealers in sp;ritu-
Gus liquors from giving or selling such
liquors TO dtunkard, tnumine him)
under the penalty of ten dollars for
each and every offence. We have
received the following notice, with a
request from some of our most respec-
table citizens, that it might be publish
ed. This is the Grst ease that has
come to our Knowledge, and we wish
the example might be followed up, I'M
I'll drunkard shall not be found A.
mDBg us.
/ To all ard every merchant, Ii.tille5, store.
Keeper, grocer, tavern,keeper. or other
| dealer in spifituous liquors, in the town os
! Caldwell.
Phase to take notice, that you are
not TO give or sell, under any prelence.
! spirituous liquors 10 Samuel Crane. Ir.
Blacksmith, a drunkard.
NATHAN CRANDAI,,
Ovsrsesy Of TIE Poor.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-24
posr oFE1ce CHANGE.

The following resolution passed by
the Senate Of Kentne& and now pend
ing before the othes .hotsse, strikes as
as of a very novel character. A grave
legislature ''stoops fFsm its high es-
tate" to express It's option about little
post Office chaDgetEfhe nuisance
Seems too trifling to call for such
step! How different from the Resolu-
tons OF Kentucky Of as! What says
Mr.. Miles TO the collection Of very
heavy excise on Whiskey?
message from the Senate bysMr. Crutch.
Mr.. Speaker-The Senate have adopted
resolution concerning the s.Pox office de,
Partment" in which they request the concur.
renee OF this house, which resolution ia a.
follows:
Whereas, BY the late regulations of the
Post Osfice in shis state, Inconvenience i.ex.
,Perienced by its citizens, many OF them are
denied the privilege of the Post Office, by re-
curing OF them round specie in payment for
postage, and as the proceeds arising from the
postage OF letters received IN this state. are
PAID to the carriers of the mail residents with
IN the state, It is thought right and equitable
10 regulate the Contracts Tor carving the
mall that the same may he paid with the cur.
rency OF the state, thereby to enable the ci,i.
zens Of this commonwealth to avsii,bem..
selves OF the privilege o! conveying their let.
ters by mail,
ReSofSsa by the General Assembly of Ken.
lucky, .hat our Senators 10 congress be IN
ssructed, and our representatives be requested
TO have the regulations made with thu, Post
otucs department, if practicable, that the
currency of the country shat; d.. received for
the postage OF letter, in this commonwealth
Resoioed, That the Governor transmit CO.
pies OF this resolution 10 our Senators, and
Representatives in Congress.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-24
S25o,ooo

$4,000 Tickets.
Prizes and Blanks to be drawn.
Prizes to be deposited tn the zpheeE as
.toilo1cs:
prize of S2,500 put into the wheel
when 1000 tickets are drawn Il Of
$4,000 when 10000 are drawn Il of
$4,000 when $4,000 are drawn !; l of
$4,000 when 1900 arc drawn I of
$4,000 when 10000 are drawn. All
other prizes floating from the COM
meecement OF the drawing.
Whole tickets SIS 90 | Quarters 0 o.
Halves 6 SO Tiohtbs 60
For sale in a variety Of numbers at
ALIENS
Lucky Lottery Office, Pennsylvania
.frenue, W,as6tngton Cifg.
Where the Cash viii be advanced
Tor FRIES on demand.
0TOrdefs by mail or otherwise
enclosing prize tickets, or cash. will
receive prompt attention, if addressed
to s. d M. ALLEN, Washington
city. Nov 10
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-24
NoRFo,S. p,

~, NoRFoLE, nov. 10.
,, ihe Y. D. schr. PoRpoIsE, Lieut., Com
Ransoge, sailed from ST. Thomas on the 2s
Oct. III pursuit offs pira,cal vessel which
had been committing extensive depreciation,
upon the American commerce. and Canaan
f"ster was informed, that the Por vo,se mad
,ucceeded IN Capturing her, but that she han
'o.t TWO men, killed, in the engagement
Ihe engagement, 1t was understood. ia,teu
TWO hours. The loss sustained BY the vi
rate. or any further particulars, Captain #.
was not advised of-neither the victor nor
the Vdnquished had got IN when the Franklin
sailed. lCommcrciai Reading Room Book 5.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-24
" NJ. a. BAKER

I'D ESPECTFULLY anpuupees to his
n = friends and customers that he has
removed to his old Stand, south Of the
run, aud wIibin one door of Mr. Prints
Tavern, where he offers for sale good
assortment Of
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-24

"A Mr.. Stirling, who wns minister of
the Barony Church of Glasgow, during
the wN which England aud her allies
waSed-against the Unsuitable ambition
OF Louis XIV. in that part Of his prayer
which related TO public affairs, used to
beseech the Lord that he would take
tho naughty tyrant of France, g. shake
him over the mouth OF heit: but. good
Lord added the. worthy man, 'd,nna
let ham ia in This curious prayer
being menlioned to Louis, he laughed
heartily at this new and ingenious me,
mod OF Furnishing ambition, and fire.
queniiy gave as toast, 'the good
scotch parson =
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-24
EEsuslrArIoN.


On Saturday afternoon. a bow about
faur years old, named Charles Rawson,
son Of a sailor, had the misfortune to
fall Into pit belonging to the Peacock
IN Boston. He is supposed to have
been ir the water about a quarter of an
hour, during which time, sit is said, hi,
head was entirely immersed, hut moi
his whole body. After he was remov.
ed, three quarters Of an hour elapsed
before medical assistance could be OBJ.
tanned. At length DIR. Crane was
found, but he was not able to discover
any signs OF life, except some warmth,
which he thought indicated a proba-
biiity that animation might be resto.
red. W it'll that view the Doctor or.
de5d the child to be placed in warm
bed-and until that could he provided,
he attempted TO renew respiration by
an artificial method OF Initiating the
lungs, aided by friction of the exiremi.
lies, and upon the region IT the heart.
In short time an obscure mo-
ton ut that organ was drought 10
be evident TO the touch--this was
soon followed by a pulsation of the
wrists. The boy was then put into
bed, aud, upon gentle Stimulus being
given him, he in few minutes opened
his eyes, aud with a loud sshfisk shed
eopious flow of tears, and vas re-
stored to his anxious mother, who was
present during The whole ngonizing
scene.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-24
Wanted lmmeds .tely.

@ " Apprentice TO The Printing bu-
"a siness, aged f-om &c 10Y yenr.
OF industriOus habits and respectable
connexions.
APPLYAT THIS OFFICE.
o.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-24
9th

Cn The ID OF Ats list, sft,r a few days Of
sickness OF malignant nature, Captain
Z. II. RuSsctk-he hau been running a yes
set from Mobile TO new Orl. ans s. Pensacola;
lhe deceased had been formerly an innkeep.r
IN this place,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-24
@ge s@d3ette.
WINCHESTER:
SATURDAY,. MIR o1h 1907

We have seldom seen the papers SO barren
OF interess.--lt is however probable that The
ARRIVAL oil the Ship Corscs at New York from
A'verPool, will afford US something worth
communicating to our readers next week.