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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-14
FOREIGN Reaps.
LATE FROM EUROPE.

New YORK, JULY q.
By the Atlantic, captain MatlackJ
The editors Of the Mercantile Advertis
ser, have received Liverpool papers OF
the 3otb. and London papers to the q.
venins of the 2sth May. Extracts
follow
Accounts from st. Helena to the 9th of A.
prii had reached Eng land. They stated tbas
Bonaparte was seriously iii, that he had sent
TOR Sir Hudson Low. the governor, and that
his dissolution was not expected to be far die.
taNt- But two vessels have arrived in this
country which touched at St. Helena asslate
as the 18th Of April, ard were both informed
that Bonsparte was well.
The Londen papers have also in large cap.
itafs, positive accounts of the caPtore of Lie
ma, with some Of the particulars, received by
vessel which left Rio Janeiro in the month
of March. But the Macedonian friga.e.
which left Rio the middle Of May, knew no.
thing of 1t.
MADRID, MAY 10.
Favorable accounts have Just been received
from America. The Universal announces
that two deputies from Bolivar ere expected
who must soon arrive. az the despatch al.
nouncing their mission set on, bat few days
before them. The following particulars,
which there Is reason to believe are we'll
fOuUueu, are eO0eo.
Bolivar has sigoi6ed, in confidential
despatch, the besi, OF the proposed tresty ,
according to which,
IS /. The province of GARAGES shall Be
entirely subject to the nscther country, and
make part Of the Spanish territory.
z. Bolivar shall be nominated Captain
General OF that provinee, as the only man
able to restrain The various parties which die
vide tho, country.
8" 3. tle shall, 10 consequence, make kis
submission, take the osth to tie Spanish
Consultation, and have the rank Of Lieutens
snt General
90. The territory Of the republic Of Co.
iortia shall be declared independent, tie
Independence was tob be recogni ed BY Spain:
and the two powers shsll send TO each o.har
diplomatic agents.
5. This rep, bic shall, however, Be ats
tsehed to Spsin by ireasies Of commerce, so
that The latter power shall lose nopS Of the
commercial advantages which il has hitherto
derived from those provirces."
MADRID, NAY 10.
The session q the Cor,es 10 TO be pro-
lopged one month.
1RUN, MAY a.
The storm beginning to threaten geper.
81 Morillo, count Of CsTthsgens. A 5etuty
has required en- ex PLANTATION from ID. Ddpi.-
ter of War, Of his conduct in counter.ifnirg
the appointment of sn individual To sDofice
in Spain, Who, in lis Quality Of csptsa,-een.
! ersl Of the Caracas, eyas q resident tteTr,--
| A Government Jourhsi says. thar The laws
| of the Indies, which declare viceroys ard cap.
tains general sbcpH be Fesi6tn, in Their GOV.
ernmept,, could not spply 10 th, count
! of CsrtFaeena, sSo was ir;Iusred with an
extraordinary /rission. ard invested with
higher roweF than viCeroys. IRE offcisl
answer is E<mcntly expected.
PARIS NAY 95.
Letter, nom Lsybsch announce thai IN.
EJ pefe g 8u'sis left that tay On the Jstb
' TO re,ycio ST. Petersburg, ssssirK through
! Bade' . Hungary, and Weissw. Ri, ma.
! i,sT ne errrrcr Of & asiri9 sl.o intended TO
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-14
PUBLIC SALE.

roY virtue of deed of Trust execu-
l0 to Joseph Norris, Of The county of
Frederick, TO the subscriber, TO secure
debt due to the estate of Lewis I.amert,
deed. the subscriber will offer for
sale, for ready money, on the premises,
on Saturday the first day Of august
ne1t, all the right, title, claim, interest
aud demand. which the said Joseph
Norris has ia and TO certain TRACT
Or PARCEL OF LAND, situate, ~
ing and beng in the County o: Frede-
rick, aforesaid, a lease whereof was
made and executed by lndenture bear
ins'date Feb. Is, 1898, between Denny
Fairfax, " Thomas B. Martin, Esq. !;
the said Tract being part .fthe Manor
OF Lands Such title as il vested in
the subscriber as Trustee will be made
TO the Purchaser.
JAMES GREEN.
Ir,r e-4trd.
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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-14
Trust Sale.

Hoy virtue of Deed of Trust, ex.
RDecuted to the subscri Der by Robert
Monroe, to secure a certain sum of
money therein mentioned, due TO Lewis
Dunn and Lewis Dunn, jun. will be
sold, on Tuesday the 9TH day Of August
next, for ready money, to The highest
bidder, the tract of Land wherein the
said Monroe now lives, lying and being
in the County of Hampshire, on the
road leading from Winchester to Rom
ney, containing
81 Acres,
more or less, aud adjoining the lend
Of John Brewn aud others: the sale
will take Place upon the premises, and
such title made as is vested In the SUBJ
scTiber as trustee
DAN. CARMICHAEL, Trustee.
July ?-4tpd.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-14
PUBLIC SALE.

NILI. be sold on Friday the 10th
w OF August, at his late resi-
dence, a part Of the personal property
Of Richard p. Barton, deed. consist
ing Of STOCK, FARMING UTEN-
SlLS, A SMALL WAGON, A SIN
GLE and DOUBLE GIG, &c.
A credit of t,cetre months will be gi-
ven on all sums exceeding Ten Dollars,
aud reasonable indulgence on sums
Of smaller amount.
ROBERT R. BARTON, I
E WMa 81 ;o W; BARTON Ears
0All persons indebted to the a
bove estate are requested to come for
ward Immediately and make pay ment,
as further indulgence will not be
granted. July st
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COMMUNICATED for the Galasy.


Texts were originally chosen by
Preachers as passages which they
deemed it important to explain, az
comprising some Interesting truth
which they aimed TO illustrate, or a.
intoxicating some essential duty " hich
they were DESTROYS OF recommending
and enforcing; but, in modern days, the
text serves only as a mottos and there
is little or no reference to it in the ser.
mon which succeeds. However, It is
really desirable that the passage Of
scripture adopted as the theme Of a
discourse on SPECIAL occnsic:. should
be in some sense appropriate; aud
there is an admired ingenuity In ma.
king the adaptations. Where ii is dis
regared, the per;ineney of the sermon
itself is less needed. Examples Of ILL
Judged selection, amounting to q
strange misapplication, if not perver-
sion of scripture. have occurred where
they were least to be expected or ex-
euseds Thus, the witty DIR. Byles
seems not to have had his wits about
him when he selected as the text for his
sermon on the death Of his wife, PsaI.
A14Vis sI, auarf the perfect MAN,
and behold The upright, for the end of
that MAN is peace; or when be affixed
to it the title. on publications "Ths
perfect man described, in Discourse
on the death Of Mrs. 4nna Byles." A
like biunder appears in affi1ing az a
text to the, sermon on the death of q
venerable WOMAN, which has lately
been printed at Springfield, Job xiv. 10,
MAN dieth and nasteh away; yea, MAN
sire:h up the ghost. and aChere is Hep
Equally unsuitable was the text which
introduced the Discourse delivered ON
Artillery Election. PsaF. cxxvi. g., ia
much better sdapted to a Jhaa&sgi-
rtne. for Harrestho me; for the Warrior
sows no s'precious seed" AND brings
back no ''sheases" from the field of
Carnage.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-14
For Sale

a HOUSE 4 LOT, on Loudon
"a Street, Winchester. The House
is 20 by so feet, bull, of Brick materi-
als--itis neat and comfortable dwell.
ling, and we'll adapted for a private
family.
The Lot contains a number of fine
irHit trees, and is in every respect a
desirable situation. The terms will
be made easy and accommodating.
June 2S-tf. ADAM KCRTZ.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-14
Trust Sale.

10y virtue Of a Deed OF Trust. exc.
ERcuted by George Barriek 10 the
subscriber, to secure SUN of money
due to James Little, Shall proceed to
sell, on Tuesday the first day OF Au-
gust next, on the premises,
A HOUSE y LOT,
situate on Water stree, Formerly oc-
eup'ed By the said George Barrick,
and now in the occupancy Of Mrs.
acknowledgements can be given
immediately Terms to be made
known on the day of sale.
DAVID MURDOCH, Trustee.
la, at
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-14
A. J. S HI Y Nj A N SKI,
DENTIST,

nFFERS his professional services
Ofor two weeks to the ladies' and
gentlemen of Winchester aud its vici-
nifty. He will insert teeth, real or ar
tificial, from one to an entire set; also
ne will extract, clean, separate, plug
and regulate the teeth.
Long practice, proper instruments
and materials, will enable him to give
entire satisfaction to those who may
honor him with their custom. He will
either attend at his room at the Win.
chester Hotel or wait on them at tn cir
respective dwellings,.
N. b. After the expiration of two
weeks MIR. 3. can be found at the
Shannoudaie Springs. July 7-st.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-14
bank Of the Valley in Virginia.

SHFHE President aud Directors Of
a this institution have declared a
''ividead of three aud an half per cent.
on the capital s,ock.--Three per cent.
OF which will be paid 10 the stoekhol.
ders ar their representatives., on or af-
ter the 10th instant. the half per cent.
being retained for the semi. annual in
staiment due TO the commonwealth.
LEWIS HOFF, Cashier.
Jnly st
t1F Tie Editors Of he Repository,
Chariesto1on, and H'ashmgtonian,
Leesbnrg, are reqnestrd to insert the
dbove three times and send their ac-
compts to his Office for collection.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-14
FOR SALE.

u WISH TO SELL THE TRACT
u OF LAND on which live, eon.
tanning between 40 and zoo ACRES.
This land is inferior 20 m tract a. a..
County. No money will be required
in band. For terms apply TO Joseph
Tidball, John Macky. or tie subscri.
her. WILLIAM SMOKERS.
Woodbury., July 7-if.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-14
NOTICE.

al X. FRANCIS NELL is here.
Iva by notified to come forward and
take away The WAGON BED, " hieh
he placed in my hands for The purpose
OF completing The iron belonging there.
To, otherwise | shsll expose the same
TO public sale, before my shop door,
on the 2tst day OF Juiy next, when and
where he is requested to attend.
JOHN PICKERING.
June sO.-3t.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-14
Arkansas Land Agency.

NT Il have opened an Office at the
w post Of Arkansas, for the trans.
action of land business, Our attention
will be more particularly directed TO
the Military bounty Lands within this
Territory we will, however, attend to
every description Of Land agency
The purchase and sale ofiands. record
ing deeds, procuring patents, inyesti-
eating titles, &c. We arc prepared to
furnish the most accurate information,
as 10 the situation, quality and value
of Lands in ihis Territory. The pro-
oable expense of having a deed record
ed. including one dollar, our charge.
VIII DC about three dollars, and, it is
expected, that that sum will aeccs6pa.
NJ each deed sent To this agency.
THOS. p. ESKRJDGF.
CHARLES BREARLY.
Post of .9rIsansas June 2a,-4ts.
Reference.
.Ju9gs White. ,
Chancellor Carr, winchester
Chancellor BrOaDp.
Chapman johnson Esgr. tStsuuton.
I'm. s. ESkTidgc ESqr.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-14

1t 10 said, escaped to the top of the
house The officers proceeded upon
the information, il was .aid, Of a per-
son formerly ofa large property, who
had lately been famously fleeced at the
gaming house.
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lie generally, that they have received
u fresh supply of very
CHEAP GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Cloths & Cassimeres of every quality
Black Fiorentine
White and co!0red MsrseilIes
Black aud colosed Nankia and Canton
Grapes
Superior Nankin ard Grape Robes
Plain and figured Book g. null MusIins
Cambriek and Jaconett do.
Linen CamtricS aud Cambriek Hand
kerehiefs
Thread Laees and Eds;ngs--welia az.
sorted
Elegant Ginghams and Callicoes
Canton Grape and Lace Sbawls
Irish Linens and Sheetiuss
If, 12-4, 1874 and 14-4 White Mar.
settles Quilts
Power and Steam Loom Sbirtings
Blue and Yellow Nankeens
Leghorn and Straw Boanets
Plaid, Striped & Plain Domestic Cottous
Ladies Prunelle, Kid & Morocco Shoes
Childrens and Misses Shoes, &c. &c.
ALSO
Fresh Teas-Sugaf' s, Coffee,
WITH GEEERAL ASSORTMENT OF
GROCERIES, III.
and an excellent supply of fresh
PAINTS.
warranted Of the best qusiity--an or
any pert ~ which will be sold very
low for cash.
LANE & BRONZE.
April 2s--tf.
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SPRING GOODS.

n He subscribers respectfully H.
"A form their friends and the pub.
iie generally, that they have received
a fresh supply of very
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making together a very splendid list
OF rich prizes. Early application
should DO made for tickets, as the pre-
sent price is only $40, shares in pro-
portion. Cali for the lucky numbers AT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-06

As the case of the Three .Seamen, who sued
Tor Efabeas Corpus TO discharge them from
the n;ttimus awarded by State Magistrate
sander an Act Of Congress, has excited consi-
derable interest, both here and elsewhere, we
have applied for copy of the Opinion of the
court, and now submit it to our readers
Er parte Uiliiam Pool and others on Writ of
Habeas Corpus.
On the 31st of October 1891, William Pool,
Matthew Thompson and Asa Wilson present
ed their petition to the superior court Of Hen
rico county, setting forth that they were i'm
prsoned by the jaor of the said county, and
That such their Imprisonment was not autho-
rsed by law they therefore prayed writ
ofhabeas corpus ad subjiciendum, which was
awarded. BY the return to that writ, it APP
peared that the petitioners were sailors, who
had regularly signed a contract within the in
tent and meaning of the act of Congress, pass
ed the Goth of July, 1890, by which contract
they had agreed to perform voyage or voy-
ages, not yet finished, or the contract concern
Ing 1T altered or otherwise dissolved that the
petitioners had deserted from the ship or ves-
sci, and being brought before Joseph Fl. Mayo,
aJustice of the peace for the county of Henri
co, before whom the facts aforesaid were
proved, the said petitioners were committed
TO the Jail of the county aforesaid, until thence
discharged by due course Oflaw. In addition
TO the facts stated in the return, it was proved
TO the said court that the petitioners are citi-
zens of the u. States. Whereupon with the
consent of the petitioners, the questions arts
ing upon their case were adjourned to the ge-
neral court for IFS opinion, whether the petit
TONERS ought to be discharged from the Gus
tody of the said jalor.
Upon the case thus stated, the following
questions have arisen, aud been argued at the
bar:
/. Had the superior court of Henrico illris-
diction to award and discharge under writ
ofhabeas corpus, in cases where the petition
ers are confined under colour of the authority
ofthe U. States
III. Is that part fthe act Of Congress, pass
ed July Goth, 1890, which directs the Justice
OF the peace to commit the petitioners under
the circumstances before stated, made in pur.
suance of the constitution of the u. States
Ill. What is the legal effect of the contract
made by the petitioners with the master OF
commander of the vessel mentioned in the re
Turn; and how is the same affected by the
commitment set forth in the case?
Upon the first question il is the unanimous
opinion of this court, that the writ OF habea,
corpus may be properly issued by STATE
Judge, on the application OF any party who, b,
proper affidavit, shews probable cause that ~
lsunlawfully restrained of bis liberty that tin
question whether the law authoriscs bis con
huement, is to be decided by the laws of thu
state, considered as a member of the Unite,
states that we are to consider all person
lawfully restrained of their liberty, who ar
confined IN obedience 10 the constitutions
laws OF this state or Of the United States. Il
lhe practical application of these principles
the state judges will not discharge party
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-06
VIRGINIA. LEGISLATURE.
EXTRACTS FROM THE JOURNALS OF TN
nt,

EXTRACTS FROM THE JOURNALS OF THE
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Monday, Dec. Sit should have been stated
as part of this days proceedings, that on
motion OF MIR. Archer, writ Of election was
ordered to issue to the sheriff of Powhatan, to
supply the vacancy occasioned by the death
of William A. Cooke, Delegate returned to
this Assembly.
1t was Mr.. Swift who moved for the writ
of election for Norfolk county, to supply the
place of the deceased Edward ID. Wilson.
Tuesday, Dec. 1.-The Chair proceeded to
appoint the standing committees of the House,
as follows =
For Courts Of Justice-Messrs Blackburn Morris
Of Hanover, Lowell, Barbour, Mayo of Washington,
Minor, Thompson, Sexton, Morris of Wood, Pate
son of ugusta, Brown Of Bath, Christian, Ayleu,
Raymond, Watson, Lucas, IIooe of Prince William,
Mennis, Riycs Of Campbell McRae, Page, Shcr-
rard, Maxwell, Sparks, Gmour, johnson of Chcs-
terheld, Woodson, Wethered, Archer, Lewis, Spoon
or, Knight Straiton, Mosoey, and Mason.
Of Privileges aud Eiections-Mcssrs Archer, Me-
redith, Hooc of King George, Charlton, Roane,
Cobbs, Colley Foster Wise, Healy, Boiling Of Anne
liza, billiard, Wayt, Goggin CIaggett, Burwe, Jones
of Brunswick, Patteson Of Buckingham, Clark Of
Campbell, Bernard, Armistead, Richardson, Wilson
Of Cumberland, Goodwin of Dinwiddie, Muse, Wat
kIns, Edmonds, and Stuart.
or Propositions and GriepaRces.--Messrs y 'wyer,
White, Martcny, Norton McGnnis Walton Of Shen-
andoah, Snidow, Dickenspn OF Caroline, Fairfax
bare, Burton, vass, Walker, Smith Of Fariax, Kir-
| by, koonz, Curre, Dfummoud, Mcmillan, Payne
| lIenslaw, Snyder, Brown of Brooke, Mallory Of
Brunswick, Boiling Of Buckingham, Johnson Of IIar
rson, Madison, Ross, Cader, Ward of Culpeper, Col
lier, Ward Of Princess Annc, Smith Of Giles, Gala
way, Cary. Swanson, Clark Of Prince Edward, Booth
Fletcher, Bozarth, Wood, Dickinson Of Scott anc
Ashby
| Of CItius --Messrs Mallory Of Orange, Aexan
| der, Garland, Epps, Smith Of Luuenbnrg, Huson
Crump Of Sur1y, Brockcnbroueh, Jonesof Pendlcton
| Wyatt Jones of Warwick, Wayt, Cfiuenden, Col
ton, Graves, Hunton, Goodwin Of Southampton
Bowers charlton, Smith of King George, Ferguson
! Daniel CurIie, Braden, Niblet, Steenbergen, Hudg
ms, Rogers, Hughes, Morgan, Slaughter, Erskine
and Maciin
10 ereoai,e the .9r,aoyg. --2iessrs. Epps, Waller 0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-06
NO NIESSqGE-.vO .spE.qkER.


II seems that the contest for Speaker has
been renewed.-Eight Intellectual halotin.,
had taken place. Mr. Taylor OF \. York, tie
former Speaker, has brought upon himself a
strong opposition by the course he has taken.
HIS equlsocation during the last winters str,.s-
gle Tor the char was alone sufficient Ia enda,,-
ger his reelection. He held on.a false flag, anu
wished to pass himself off rs an Anti Into
man. This being published in the r. York
prints, Mr.. Taylor or his friends for him
found II necessary to contradict the statement.
Bat certificates were then published from two
or three members OF Congress Who heard him
use the expressions, which gave them the i'm
preston, that MIR. Il. WAS opposed to DE Win
Clinton.
We extract from the National ln,rligencer
the details Of the lst days tallotinss.-Nye
nave seen letter as la,e as past IL O'Clock
on Tuesday, which states the result of the frat
ballot ON that day, was
Taylor 81, Rodney 81,
Barbour 50, Smith aj.
MciIain 3, Mason y
Barber tOhio) ..
Ii was believed by many (says the writer
on yesterday, that if some man could he Sc
lcctcd, who would unite the opposition of n.
York and the Republicans of Penusylvania.
he would be elected.-P. =. Barbour was ac-
cordngiy run the result is above Ii seems
there was Il mistake as Ia the Union of the
Souih.-The election is doubtful though |
fear Taylor will be the man."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-06
CARn

The ofthe twn aucles in the EugGircr rs 'i- f
and S0ih u tie subject of the Census, had reuou
e reheriug the late very respectable Marshal, ned
the cSpre.ion quoted u.ed in reference the system
as ii TOW stands, aod tc improper execuon nj 1t by
any marshal any ;ie for the respectable he oocr
The defective tive plan De in which
ily and 10 The knowledge Of All exist. Tho writer
know tirlaie ten More esteemed cad eyesed hn, aud
b. caga4r ofdong ihc ltastrury seL ;caiory
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-06
J. +. SINGLETON s. co


NEARLY opposite the Umien Hotel, received from,
Liverpool by their in Baltimore, fresh supply OF
DRUGS MEDicIN the first quality, and Will sell as
low as can be purchased in part United States
No article will he sold unless of TIE best All yrearars
ana prescriptions will lac pu UP under the
ton ana care OF Doctor Singleton no their agent Ric
nnd and who has had extensive and successful practice
oil twenty wears in the lie occupies part OF tie
mousse VIII superintend the from until ten
vice gratis -
n. H. AL those who not able raw for medical
Out fee reward.
u Just received and for sale by j. f. Singleton Co
nearly opposite the Union iotc. all kinds of
S " l. y +:
hnches Naceauhau scented Rappee and Spanish fresh
from the factory, and warranted be OF superior oa,
Also ipers Macconla scented Rappee and Southland
variety IRON other factories, which they will sell the iar
boc, pound, ounce boxitcies Leiref's wa rant
December q
t virtue oi decree OF the of King Queen univ
- in suit between Charles Ill., administrator Of James
Jones deceased complainant, and Dick Jones others
PENDANTS will be Sold the 7h day IF arh 1872 twelve
months credit at the plantation Wherein the widow
sa James Jones aIely resided in King and countv
TWELVE VALUABLE SLAVES. Bonds with approved
security will be required of the purchasers.
| December