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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-24

At school exhibition in Leesburg vir the follow
ing e-'ay Oh Nsstrimony was spoke, by one of IA
sc'. O.,
/ RS and Gentiemen-I have COME TO oil
= ttw t"nushIs on Mutrimony. d ,"'t laugh
o. ycu''l ther me don't sneer o. vou'll ces
m. Ny heat is full of the suoi ct-yes,
full 30 ne howins There is something s.,
hateful IN eternal celipaey-lhere is some
thing so con rmptib,e IN superannu,ted
bachelor, 'ha' have long since determin -
TO sa;e' the paridise of matrimony. Fa;h,
says sm 40 Young, bu, { say no. T.
hear, is now o,bie of crjer impressions -
by ard by ~ 7ill be old, ani hard, and unfe.
ing as fNrn shoe, or wi,hered and sh'iveile u
mp like J led apple, incapable Of he le
,euder ss.''ion from loves pleasing dau. .
EN- clearly tor fostering the lender bud les,
should be ni2osd by the frost Of age ther:fc
I shall n .uoscribe TO fathers doctrine. ,
Bu, auo SusIu 'sy' am not rich enough
get r,a,eie J. Poor thing she has tu,r
the old maids corner twice, because ;,
turned her nose u? a, Tin Twis, and Jack
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-24
LOT! /!

-.tt ,-~...-.y .>ccnng the o0od bar
gainS. and are going off rapidly
those who wish more Large
Bundles ior little Money
will do well to call
soon.
.fpi7ng me d,S3 'men' ore
,'pRICAN Diapers for \ 4 LOT Of 54 cotton Shawls
- per yard, for Is 81 each,
Good Chex, Is Grape Shawls.
4 India Cottons, Is White nd colored Wa.
mericsn Cotton sheet. terloo ditto. with and
inys g. for oniy Is without borders,
White, do. Is To 30 cts : Black and coiored Nan
'aue India Cottons, Is = kins & Canton Grapes,
.,.licoes, from 1 to 2s Black, chocolate, red and
.' ,ck white snd coored yellow silk Romai snd
,moricks, from Is 81 Bandsno Hkis
o - 6d per yard, Irish Lnnen. from Is OIL
Umbrellas aud Parssals, to Is 6d per yard,
thr,i,y. book aud leno : Part Of case OF cheap
Nuslins, \ Straw Bonnets
Niso--DAY & MARTINS real JAPAN BLACK.
-, With many articles not mentioned.
e-vb0ri, .fuSus Is, 1871.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-24
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

JAMES TOWNSEND. informs his friends and
the public, that he has employed AN experienced
workman, ct the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
and is ready to attend 10 the calls of his old Gus
toners and Friends-the smallest favour will eb
gratefully acknowledged and punctually attended
to-cal at the Chambers over his Store, north
corner Of Bannister's-wharf
Newport. March 2o.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-24
MISCELLh,> us ARTICLE
M 4 NIONY.

At aschool exhibition in Leesburg Viz the follow
ing e-'ay Oh Nstrimony was spoken by one Of IA.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-24
POFT'HSY y.
yon THEE RBoDf ISLAND REPuBLicAs'
IHL i LSH.

IHL . /OH.
"Hoc erai in rotis."---ioRAcE.
NV choice would be rural life,
Within humble Cot,
wbete natures gifts salute the eye,
And art should enter not.
IN such a life, I'd smoothly spend
NY transilory hours,
Ia .tndy, exercise and ease,
And haunt the Muses. bowers.
mid tu(ted groves of evergreen,
Plain elegant and neat,
Blthe swallows twiu'ring DER its roof,
Should rise my cOuntIy.seat.
Whlle far dispersal on either hand,
In freshest garb array'd.
The weeping willows thickly weave
Their intermng'ed shade.
backward, an orchards rip'ning fruits,
Luxuriant should unfo.d.
Proud of soft melting mellow charms,
Rich vegetable gold
With a true friend to visit me,
I'd waste in pi' ssIng tax
The .ocia, minutey AS they pass,
And take the evening wax
NV garden should abound with aow'rs,
Aud with the curing vine.
The poplsr tall, and branching elm,
And twining eglsntine'
GAY honey.suckles here should sport
In sun. n.beamS Of the spring,
AS Asperch'd Upon some leafy bongh,
The fea,her'd songsters ssng
In this fair Eden would walk,
Nor ampier room require,
qnlike to those unpeased with aught,
And wl!d - sparks OF hre.
For wha, can equal on The earth,
Thy iaslmg cam, COntthl!
The comfort ot a SIMPLE Cot,
Years innocentiy spent!
But yet the partner OF my joys
Should Female wciIt shine,
And send from eyes that mildly CLEAN.
The thri'nn6 B'ah. divine
Warm with desire. her bIu,nlng cheek,
ShDulG emulale lne TObcj
when op'ning to the morning ray,
Its crimson beauty g'ows.
Still pure as yoEder heav'n 'hou!d be,
And sHable and kind
Her scu, with native sweetness haught,
BY sentiment rthn' Il.
Her gentle captivating arr,
With unaffected grace,
New magic to her form should give.
New snlendors 10 her face.
Attraction with bewilchiug lure.
Should crown her angel smile,
And smootnest elegance eXalt,
Her manners VOID OF guile.
Her lively wit. her artless mien,
Should all my sense engage,
Inspire with lendcr Thoughts my youth,
And melt the ice OF age
Reposing 'h our elbow ch ~,
Close by tire genit ocDd,
We'd taste of such delicious Fl uits,
The seasons did afford
Fili'd with serenity and peace,
And ioveiiness and love,
Should be the mirror of each breast,
Rejecting bliss ABOVE.
Beside the hear,h's domestic blaze.
In pensive mood reciin d,
Al sit with her---and there exchange
The converse Of the mud
Pour out the feelings of the heart,
An nexhaus cd store
Past scenes ecall,--and past delights
Rene nber, ,--not depiore.
There. Pope enchanted by thy strain,
I'D spt I'd the evening hour,
In ~ ing and admirng thee,
A slave 10 Fancy's pow'r.
0r listen while my fh,J one read
The wild romantic talc,
And hope d tear, and .,>y and grief
AlternAIeiy prevail.
Then from he task ot ,tudy freed,
Id close IN, wrmg eyes,
kest with light s'ctp,--snd ere the morn,
In health. exuulng rise.
Thus happy IN this little ground,
Without parting kneh.
I'd peacefully reS;gn my breath,
And bid the woitu, Farewell
80 sv-uv-- va s---~.-s
us ARTICL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-24

PAPER.
REAMS Of Amcs Foolscap, No. | and g.
Ames' fine Post, Ma l snd 2.
English Bath Pos har, and
County WRITING PAPER Of various
kinds. ALSO,
Fine Tea, blue and common
WRAPPING PAPER.
The above, jus, received end for sale by
JAMES HAMMOND.
Newport, Aog. Is, 1871.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-24
AAe and Table Beer.

JOHN Is. LYON Informs the public
y hat he has received, for sale, and will keep .
constant supply of
DOu6le and Single Ale and Table b ee,.
of the first quality March %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-24

- PiCKED UP ADklFT,
NN the 5th instant. about mile to the east
" ward OF Fox Island, Nsrrsgsnset Bay. ships
ste rn Bost-.said boa, has white upper sreake-
likewise two eye and Two ring bots-Ihe owner
may have her again by proving property and paying
ch,rges-Appy to CHRISTOPHER FOWLER.
yar.es.own, September IS, 1921.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-24
TO LET.

to LET,
ind hossessiOn gievn immediately,
>Hf. lower part of house, situaI,
L Denuison.ssrest. For particulars inquire al
his office. May Pa
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22
AN ACT,
.i2EI.TG appropriations for sinlci
a ,c3H IN German Street.

.I.2Ai.T@ appropriations for sinking
'r3tE M German Street.
BE il enacted by the President and
Common Council Of the Corporation of
Winchester, that the snm Of Fifty
Dollars &c appropriated to aid in the
complexion of the we'll, now sinking in
German Street. and that Conrad Creps,
William iieiphis;ine. and George Bos-
lia", be appointed Commissioners and
be accountable for the faithful dis
hnrsement of the said money. The
said Wei! shall, TO all inteUts and pur-
passes, be deemed public Well, and
the Inhabitants Of any part Of the town
shall have free privilege TO use the
same witbout restraint.
BE it enacted, That the money aTore.
said shall he pail by the Treasurer of
the Corporation, out Of the Corpora.
lion reasury.-
This act shalt be in force from and
after the passing thereof.
Passed September 10th, 1921.
Teste,
LENUEL BENT. Cl'k.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22
Corporation of Winchester.
AN ACT

Respecting the ,ceighinS Of Butter,
Whereas i; is represented that ma.
ny persons have refused, in defiance OF
the Law regulating the weighing OF
butter. to have their butter weighed by
the Clerk OF The Markei:-
Be it therefore enacted by the Pre-
sident and Common Council of the
Corporation of Winchester, That, provi,
ded any person shall hereafter, after
heinS required hv the Clerk OF the
Market, refuse TO permit him 10 weigh,
his or her butter, in whole or in part;
or shall use aay means TO prevent his
weighing the saTe,it shall be the iuty
of the said clerk Of the Market TO seiz:
the butter so refused to he weighed. 8,
deliver tho same to the Overseers o.
the Pnor, for :lie nae Of the Poor.
Thls Act shall be in force from and
after the passing thereof.
Passed September 10th, 1921.
Teste,
LEMJEL BENT, Cl'L..
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22
-marrieh-

On Thursday evening, the 18th inst. al
Pleasant Green, BY the Rev. Thomas Buck
Capt John j. Johnston, to Miss Ensify
BroSpntey. all of this comfy
On the same evening, in Fauquier County
by the Rev.. Thornton Stringfeliow, Mr.
U,iii'am Il. Boroen, of Albemarie, to Mis-.
Elsa George. daughter of Benz George,
Esq. of Fsuquisr County.
On Thursday evening last, by the Rev.
VIM. Hill, Thomas z. Eauntieroy. Esq.
Attorney at Law, Warrepton, Fsuquier, to
Miss DIM Magifi. daughter OF Col. Charles
Magill, of this place.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22
@9e @a3ette.
WINCHESTER:
SATURDAY.. Sept. 22nd, 1891.

The career Of the Queen Of England is at
ieogth brought to close; she has fallen a
victem % the base passions of her enemies,
who havecut short her career by POISON !
Whsteverdifference Of opinion may exis. in
relation to The character or conduct of this
entortunae woman, for several years past,
tnefe can, we presume, exist but one opinion
OF the authors, aiders md abettors of her ira.
gical end th,t :. more detestable set of
wfetches han George the 4th and his Min /.
listers does tot disgrace the face of the earth.
HIS MG1esty,t seems. contemplated trip to
ireland, and he Queen. resolving not to be
behind him 10 co.rse.y, determined also to vi.
sit Scotland, WHERE it i. said she is favori,e.
10 counteract the effects of this visit, state
policy demanded that She should be put aside!
Who would regret it, we're his majesty to be
similarly served by some Of his lri.h sub;er tsp
Such wretch merits no better fate.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22
NOTICE.

FSNHE Managers end Members Of
q the Female Auxiliary Missionary
Society Of the Methodist Episcopal
church of the Wiuchester circuit, are re-.
quesied to meet at the Methodist Meet
ing House in Winchester, on the first
Monday in October next, at o'clock
P. M. to transact business Of impor-
lance 70 The society.
MARY 0RRICK, Cor, Sec'ry.
Sept. 10.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22
Mrs. Catharine Bridges,
September 22- 5t.

Mrs. Catharine Bridges,
TAKE NOTICE, that on the e4th
day of October next, at the stone TIA.
vern kept by Abel Durham, a, Mill
Creek, on the road from Winchester to
Mariinsburg, ! sbal! take the deposi.
tons Of Obed holland, John Brannon
and Edward Sarieant, to be evidence
in a suit now depending in the Superb.
or Court of Chaneery holden at Win
chester, in which you are plaintiff, and
/ am defendant.
WILLIAM PENNYBAKER.
September 22.-3tpd
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22
Dissolution.

ME COparinersbip heretofore sub
q sisting under the firm of Graham,
& Barry is ibis day dissolved by r,utn-
al consent. All persons having claims
against the said firm are requested TO
present their accounts for settlement;
and those indebted to make payment
To James Gtshrm who is authorised
10 settle the business of the concern.
JAMES GRAHAM,
JAMES 4. BARRY.
Sept. 22d-3ts.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22
JAMES GRAHAM

. EsPEcrFULLY informs his friends
= q and the public, that he has on
hand and will constantly keep a gene
rsl assortment of DRY GOODS, GRO.
CERES, HARD WARE and CUT.
LBRY, PRIME LIQUORS. sc, which
he will sell low for cash. He invites
his friends 20 give him call, aud
!O1es hy endeavc's to please TO nae
rii share OF the public patronage.
Sept, eft
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22
To Brew ers, Distiliers. &c.

A MAN with small family, resi-.
IA dent about three years in this
country, from Europe, wishes a situa-
tion in either Of the above line of busi-
ness, who conducted for several years.
ore OF the most respectable Brewery
estahlishm ants in that country, and
who has also acquired most perfect
knowledge Of the mode and process Of
distillatioD since bis arrival in tbis
country. The advertiser flatters hims
self that he would be an acquisition to
any gentleman engaged ia either Of
the above line Of business. The most
satisfactory references caa be giveD.-
A line addressed TO A. b. brewer or
distilie "a, the Gazette Office, mention
ing real name and place of residence
will De most respectfully attended to.
Sept 22d-Sts.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22

On Thursday the 18th inst. of a lingering
pulmonary affection, James Wore, Esq. a
gentleman highly respected by his numerous
friends and acquaintances for the many es-
timable qualities which disting uished his
character.
-, On Saturday last, Mrs. Sarah
Parker, relict Of the late Gen. Thoma,
Parker.
--, On the ssme day, Martha
youngest daughter of Joseph Miller, Esq
near Stephensburg.
;. -, On Wednesday morning last, of a
lingering illness, 1Homas Long, Tor msny
years an inhsbi of this place
AT Alexandria. Mrs. TIIImer.
consoft of the Rev. w. H. Wilmer.
-----, At Dumfries, James Dencale,
Esq. Ssct So.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22
A Meeting

NF ;he master Mechanics Of Win.
w chester is requested at the Court
House this evening at early can
die light, TO adopt measures for The
more eifectual recovery Of absconding
apprentices. a constitution Of socie-
~, founded On mutual privileges, will
be presented for adoption. Several
gentlemen have given the plan their
appreciation, and respectfully invite a
general attendance. Sept. 22d.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22
FOR SALE OR nENT,
ISLAND MILLS,

A MERCHANT MfLL A Jaw
~ MILL, situate on Goose Creek,
hve miles south Of Leesburg, Loudon
county, together with
40 Acres of good land.
Application TO be made to NJ. Isaac
Fandiver, near neesburg, or TO The sub
seriber, Winchester, Frederick c'fy Va:
The subscriber has also number OF
OUT LOTS for sale. COW enient to
said town. j. VAN BUSKIRK.
Sept 22d-tf.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22
AN ACT.
LEMUEL BENT. Ctk.

.Antiorisirg The borroming Of further
sum Of money for the completion of
the .rs'c MARKET House.
Be it enacted, by the President and
Common Council oe the Corporation of
Winchester, That the President Of the
Common Council. in conjunction with
the Committee appointed to superin-
tend the building of The New Market
House, be,and they are hereby author
ised, TO borrow. from either or both CT
the banks in this place, a sum Of mo-
neJ not exceeding two thousand dol
lars, payable in four years. in install
menis Of FIVE hundred dollars each
year: snd that The revenue of the Cor
poraiion, and faith of the same, be
pledged TO the said President and Com
mittee, TO indemnify them for their re-
sponsibiIi'y in relation to the said loan.
Passed September 10th, 1921.
Teste,
LEMUEL BENT, Cl'1.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22
PUBLIC SALE.

XAiLL be sold on Tuesday; the
w 18th of October at the resi-.
dence of james Mitchell deed, near
Zion Mil the following property viz:
Household and Kitchen furniture, Hor-
'ses. coaos, hogs and sheep, crop of
toheat and corn and farming utensils.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22
The Annual Meeting

& AF The Auxiliary Bible Society Of
NJ Hampshire County, Virginia, vii!
he held at the Church in Romney on
Monday the first day Of October nex,.
Isom uey Sc temher 22I..-fdm. Il
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22
PUBLIC SALE.

NSHE subscriber will offer for sale
h at the Court House, in the Town
of Romuey, on Monday the 18th day of
AR October next (being the first
1sasf day of Hampshire County
Asaahs Court A HOUSE & L0T
i1zN1U in the Town Of Springfield
and about 81 ACRES OF LAND ad-
joining The lands Of AberDaiby and o.
Tiers, now ia the occupancy Of MIR.
John IL. Maxwell. The Lot is situa-
ted nearly in the centre of The town e
is considered to be the beat stand for
any kind of business. Of the land a.
bout sixteen acres are cleared. part Of
which is excellent meadow. Any per-
son disposed to purchase, it is presnm-
ed will wish 10 view the premises.
which can be dane on application TO
John IL. Maxwell. ] will take good
bonds in payment; other terms made
known on the day OF sale.
JAMES Nj. BUSH.
July 2s-tsoo
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22
CHEAP SHOE STORE.
REMOVAL,

g. D0DDS respectfully informs his
-. friends and the public, that he
has removed his SHOE STORE one
door South Of the Towp ran, adjoining
John & Abraham Miliet's Store, where
he continues his assortment Of Ledies,
GentlemeD's and children's SHOES,
al az low prices as they be purchased
for in the state. All the work offered
is made here, and warranted 20 he OF
the FIRST qualify. As his assortment
IS extensive, embracing every variety
and size, the advertiser soIiciis a cor.
responding patronage.
Work III he ezeontsd generally ia
order, on . few lours notice, Sept. "a.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22
YaIfimore. Sept,

Bdlnmore, Sept.
Il letter received in town from Monte
'idco, ct recent date, states, that the
Banda Oriental had connected itself
with the royal goyerum mt Of Brs I'll,
under the new constitutions,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22
HicAmona Senlen,ker H.

Richmond, September -.
The steamboat Powhatan saiied for Nor
folk on Tuesday night. 10 take the place Of
me P'tersbors; which is yet ashore. from the
effects OF the hurricane Yesterday morn
ing. the steam boat Norfolk made trip TO
this city from Norfolk; with nary passengers
in her, We are sorry to learn from some
OF them that the fever is spreading; at al e
vents, that the alarm has increased. Many
citizens have lief, their houses FOR other parts
OF the boroogh-snd many families are lea
wing the city for her places The Norfolk
brought up several families We understand
that the lever is very maignont in its syinp.
tens; that in many ca.es the patient bleeds
irom the mouth and nose and that in mot
OF them, deiirinm comes on. One physician
represents that he has used charcoal with
great advsniage.-ln some other cases, it sp.
pears to be used with less success What
with the restrictive system, the yellow fever
and the hurricane, the citizens Of that re-
specialize town have been sconrgsd in a most
depIorable mannsr.-C Compiler.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22

fytus, Joshua Gore, Daniel
Lee, Henry Murphy, and others. to be-
offered as evidence on my behalf in a
suit in the Superior Court of Chancery
boldea at Winchester, depending.
wherein am plaintiff and you are des
PENDANTS.
ROBERT SHERRARD.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22

I An Austrian vessel had arrived there from
| Smyrna with fugitivss.
| The Gauge Of the Greeks Yves understood
to he decIiniog in the Morea; but it had &c,
CURED strength in Romelia, and was becom-
ing extremely formidable to the Turkish
power in that quarter. This latter circum-
stance encourages tho hope of the preserva-
! ton of peace.
PORTSMOUTH, AU0. |.
Arrived this morning, the Camel, store
snip, from ST. Helena, having on board
CouHt Bertrand, Montholon, and his lady,
and others, forming the suite of the ex-em-
! peror Napoleon. They await orders from
London.
The Martha has just arrived. have not
been Informed of the day on which she sail
ed. have before me the Liverpool pa PERI
of Ia tn of August.
B,dndea6urgh House, Aag.T.
Lord Hood has duty TO Performs
, painful duty-it is to announce to the Lord
Mayor THE DEATH OF THE QUEEN,
at 70 minutes past 10 o'clk.''
The Liverpool paper contains long &C.
count of Her Aislesty's indisposition, but
: have not time to copy L. When asked by
Dr. Holland, whether he should call in o. her
Physicians, she answered -" My dear Doc.
'or 90 what you please, II II will be any
"reiief To your own mind; but do not do it
Tor my sake-i have no wish 20 live,
would rather de-" &C., hare no.
tic'e TO read the account through, but my
eye has just struck On the following sentence,
: ut iast.'' she said, s'tiey hape DESTROY.
ca n'e-but forgive thcn--I die in peace
with al, mankind" She sent for Marietta
! Bruno, To whom she declared her perfect for
! BiveHess OF her sisters Dement'S cruel falls.
hoods.
The Body is TO be sent to Brunswick an
order has been issued to prepare Squadron
for that purpose.
A Messenger was sen. off TO announce the
Event to the King, which found him ut Ho.
yhead.
Fer .Maiesty's U7H.
She bequeaihs $500 to Lord and Lady
; HooD-A Picture of herself to Lady Ann
Hamitbn--and one 10 VIM. Austin--'rc DR..
Lush'ngton, her Cosch--To H,eronymus,
her Baroucbette and Linen-And TO the SIS.
; ter OF Demont, all her Wearing Apparel
Directs that her Body be not opened &c.
PARIS, AUG. THE King has accepted
The resignation of Count Chateau 5Tiand
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22
From The london Literary Ga@ere.

~
.tr: Kedn.-Oa Monday, Mr.. Kean
whose sqnabbles with American mana
gers have been a. nue., proirut!ed on
The public IA If they afforded grounds
Tor another American war, re-appear
ed at Drury Lane az Richard i'll
The house WAS crowded, and his re-
crption a, tpmu!tnou+ as in the
olden times ti- performances was
also in thn known uain,e!liShie
draws. great effects. plec,rif,;rs pas.
sages, and rs a whole, wanting truth
and consistency. After the play there
was speech a. puerile eeo,isu. Mr..
kean securing 70 fancy himself not only
The greatest actor that ever f,eiie,i his
hour upon The stsg',' hut IA having
anne connection with Garrieil ard
Shakespeare, and being sort of rep.
resenta,ive Of EDgland 10 the United
States. All this is Theoretically ri-
diculous.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22

Josepb Green CogsSoeU, Esq. is appointed
Professor OF MineroIogy and Geology in Hsr-
ward University.
DIR. UdSon has excepted the Presidency
Ut Dickinson College, in Carlisle, Pennsyl,
'vania.-i6jd.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22

letter from New Orleans, Of Aug. Is,
give, intelligence Of distressing steam, boat
accident. The boiler of the Yankee lately
ouTs,' by which fifteen passengers were
scaided, we do not learn to what degree, !
aDdtnree OF the bhat's hands were killed.