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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-02

ably disgust her, and made uss Of eve
ry argument to prevail Oh her tore
Iiaquish her intention. Mrs. Fry said
she was fully aware of the danger to
which she exposed herself; and re.
peated her solicitations for permission
to enter the prison. The governor adj
vised her not TO carry in with her Ell
Their her purse ar her watch. land Mrs.
Fry repiied-"l thank you | am not
afraid I do not think shall loose
any thing" She was shown into an
apartment Of the prison, which ecu.
tanned about one hundred and sixty
women those who were condemned,
and those who had not been tried, we're
all suffered to associate together
The children who were brought up in
this school OF vice, and who never
spoke without u;,ering an oath, added
to. the horror OF the picture. The pris-
oners eat, cooked their vietuais, and
slept all in the same room it might
have been truly said, that Newgate
prison resenbled den of savases.-
Mrs. Fry was not discouraged; the
grace of God is iutiaite the true chris
tian never dispairs. In spite Of a
very delicate state of health, she per-
severed in her pious design. The
women listened 20 her, and Sazed on
her with am azesnent the pure and
tranquil expression Of her beautiful
countensnce speedily softened their
ferocity.
10 &c concluded IN our ne.rt.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-02
Arkansas Land Agency.

IA + have opened an Office at the
w post of Arkansas, for the trans.
action of land business, Our attention
will be more particularly directed 10
the Military bounty Lands within this
Territory ; we will, however, attend 20
every description of Land agency
The purchase and sale oflands, record :
ing deeds, procuring patents, investi-
eating tstics, sc. We arc prepared to
furnish the most accurate Information,
as to the situation, quality and value
of Lands in this Territory. The pro-
bable expense of having deed record
ed. including one dollar, our charge,
will be about three dollars, and, it is
expected, that that sum will aeeompa.
ny each deed sent TO this agency.
THOS. p. ESKRIDGF.
CHARLES BREARLY,
Post of arkansas June 2d,-4ts,
Reference.
c c1hsss M1i'e carr : Winchester.
Chancellor Broun. \
Chdpma" Johnson. Esqr. SStauntOu.
Nm ). EJkridge ESqr,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-02
For Tie Gazette.
MIR. HEIsKELL:

MIR. HEIsKELL:
We have initiated the propulsion of
the fluids into, and through the lynn.
pbatic and tactical vessels in the strue~
ture of our common pumps; and though
our apparatus was found completely n.
dequate to the effect, we have never
once thought, as far as can discover,
that we were Initiating the apparatus,
usedb by infinite wisdom in the eircu!a
ton of the human body. All The
principles applicable TO cur pumps,
are equally applicable to our lyrnpha-
Tics and iacteals; and all their eireum-
stances and phenomena equally cnrres-
pond. The only difference is. that by
our labor we produce uacnun. for the
rise of the waters in our pump tubes;
but God has endowed she heart and
arteries with power TO effect this,
independent of any excrtion Of ours;
our pumps require vacuum, and so
does the venOus system. Oar pumps
require also cdiUeS, and we find them
abunJaDtly supplied III The " mphatics
and VEINS The stroke of the heart
gives TO the veDous systeRi racuum;
and the contraction Of the arterioi sys-
TEN, through all its branches al The
same moment, necessarily leaves the
oriiices Of the ly1phatics and larteais
open; aud the fluids thrown out Of the
circulation will, by the universal com.
pressing power, equally investing the
whole body, force these fluids into
those orifices, as into sponge.
"Pressed, by the incumbent air, the
floods below,
Through opening uaLves, in gentle tor.
rents flow,
Foot after foot in lesseDed impulse
move,
And rising seek the vacancy above"
How unfortunate it is, sir, that
we cannot enter upon the investi-
CATION Of any philosophical question,
particularly in the science of physic,
without its exciting our worst pre- Judi
ces ard passions. Why should We re-
sort TO interpretation ana seurrilii,,
They are the appropriate weapons of
ignorance and disappointment. Count
Zumbeccnri and bis companions, who
assembled by aid of balloon in 1888,
TO a great height, found their hands
aud feet considerably swelled. Here
the compressibg power was not sulIi-
Gent to force the fluids thrown Out Of
their circulation, into the ofifees Of
The lympbatics, in consequence of the
weakened contractile power Of the ar
teFial system from breathing an at
mosPhere unnatural TO the circulation;
and the PressEres aud rsprsssurss be-
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-02
Extract Of a letter to the Editors, from a
gentlemen on q plSit 10 NesO-C rieans.
Nerh- fIrLennN lli,-ii ~ 1901

Extract Of letter to the Editors, from q
gentleman on a uaSit 10 Neso- Orleans.
Ned OrtsanS, AprU -, 1891,
This city ias been rendered interest
ing ut this mop,nt by the arrival o. General
Jack son, on hisway TO Florida. He Is Idol.
ized here eventSe lew who were for mo-
ment dIssatisiieSwith his measures have for
gotten their irriatioB, and unite in the ap.
probation of his conduct. Won will see the
address oil the Corporation and the Gener.
aPs reply. Thee Is no such dissatisfaction
with ire Florida treaty IN this country as
might be inferred from the report of the
comm t,ee of tie State Legi stature, which,
by the bye, wasrelected by large majori-
ty in that body.
% IL is understood, that the General is
clothed with 81 niisr powers to those which
were excercis &C by the Spanish authorities,
And that no territorial government will be or.
sanlzed until tie meeting OF Congress. East
Florida and Pensacola have excited a most
singular spirit 81 adventure from vague ideas
of advantages which they offer. The town
will, no doubt, become important. and cap
itsl may De employed to advantage, but
fear that dreadful dssPpointments will be
experienced by those who 80 there without
capital. The number of ply sicians and law 1.
ysrS who have gote already, or are preparing
to go, Is as onishrg. There are SIX or eight
mere waiting The Surrender sone are youn =
men of fine talents. Pensacola and ST. Au
justine will exibit q singular spectacle for
the first two or shIee months, and fear that
the numerous dssppointmen's which must
ensue viii prove injurious, by spreading un-
favourable account. of The conniry.
s. The increa.e Of this town has been pro,
digious in the last five years. Its stationary
puiatiop is fity thonsand, but The number
of strangers is much greater than in any Of
lhe northern cities. The amount of produce
shipped from this place is immense. The
present mayor is spoken of as much more
attentive to the police than any Of his prede.
cessors, bot there is yet much to be done
think that stranger need not be surpr ised
at the preva irnre OF yellow fever when he
sees the condition of the streets. The
wooden lining of their cutters, which are
oow in state o. almost general decay, is
itself sufficient cause of sickness. Stone
has been introduced, and they now think oil
replacing the wood with this msterial. Up,
per country produce j. still extremely low
with tie exception of tobacco, which Is from
'our to five cents, considered here a COCO
price" Nat. Int.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-02
Grand National Lottery.
EiFIh GLASS.

10000 tickets al $40 S5Oo.oOo
Prizes only to be drawn. Not TWO
blanks TO prize.
On the 10th day will be deposited
IN the wheel one prize of S50Oe; do
18th day 4 of 5oo0; do goth day ( Of
5000; do 10th of 40, ooo; do 2sth of
$4,000; and on the sOth day of
100000: eli other prizes floating
frem the COMMENCEMENT. Prizes SUBJ
Jeet to a deduction of 10 per cent.
The whole Lottery TO be com pleted in
So drawings.
tickets will advance on the first
DAY OF June to S4i, but can now be-
nau al The original price, viz.
Halves k;cb,s %
Tickets and shares in the above Int
teTies, TO be had in variety Of nnm.
bers at
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-02
ALLIE n s.
Lucky LOtteru Office.

H"0h5 AUtteTy UDlces
tenn'ylvsnie Avenue, Washington civ.
tickets also for sale in the New
YORK Literature Lottery. now draw.
ing al 10; Grand State Lottery of Nj
ryIand at SO.
>. NJ. Allen have sold since the
hrst OF March las, capital prizes az
mounting TO 100000, Wig. 4 prize of
100000, of $4,000, i of &c. 600, 8 Of
$4,000 OF $1,000, for which they ad.
Vaneed the cash at sight.
Orders by mail or otherwise address,
eo 10 .. & w. ALLEN, Washington.
enclosing prize tickets or cash, will
De attended 10 With the same prompt.
'uus Us II personal application was
iha"e' June 2.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-02
ALIENS PRIZE LIST.
New York Literature Lottery.

~ "a ~ A<&lOA SttVt Y 1sOttCIYs
No. o.
Si.r Days ErGming.
No. 1851 6iO5 1855 1862
prizes Of $1,000
oo|S 1fSSof 600
oSSS AGO
sS III at Aliens.
The Lottery drew again on Thurs.
day last, and the account Of the draws
ing Will be reeesved at Aliens on Monr
day next. The following prizes have
been paid al Aliens within lew days.
viz: No. 1899 prize OF 5000; 55sb
ss5s OF 1000; 3o79 7i9o aud iO,255
of 500.
Tickets $40, shares in proportion,
and the following prizes yet to be
drawn;
$4,000 DOLLARS.
10000 DOLLARS.
of 5000 DOLLARS.
1900 DOLLARS.
3 500 DOLLARS.
go 400 DOLLARS,
and large number Of SMALLER prizes.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-02

The Governor OF the State of Mig
sosri has issued his proelamatian con-
vok.nS the Legislature to assemble on
the 4th of June, next, TO take into con-
sideratieu the aet ofCongress decla-
ring the conditions! admission Of that
State into the Union, and for other
purposes.-JNat. Int.
At a late Supreme Judicial Court.
held in Massachusetts,, came on the
case of Charles A. Goodrich vs.. Moses
NJ. Child. The plaintiff is "a minis
ter OF the Gospel, and was charged by
the defendant with embezzliDg or
keeping back the funds of certain
Society of Ladies in Worcester, cal
led the Female Western Mission So
!: ciety, and also the funds Of the Asy-
lum for deaf and Dumb Persons. The
defendant pleaded not guilty. The
Plaintiff proved the speaking of the
words set forth in the declaration.-
The defendant objected that the words
set forth were not, when taken in
their natural sense, defanatory ; and,
as they could not be aided by ipuen.
oos In giving TO then. a meaning differ
ent frcm their common import, they
| were not actionable as, to charge
another with keeping back moueys
| does not necessarily Imply crime, or
impute to the one SO keeping it back
any moral wrong. The Court over.
ruled the objection, observing, that it
was alledged In the declaralion that
the plaintiff was Minister Of the
Gospel, and the moneys which were
said TO be kept back were contributed
In aid of char itable institutions, the
words themselves, without inuendos.
were actionabie. The Judge summed
up the evidence, telling the jury i,
was their duty to give such damages
as they thought proper, taking care
not to ruin The defendant, nor to send
The plaintiff out Of Court without an
indemnny. The jury brought in "a
verdict of 775 dollars 10 favor Of the
plaiBhf.-Ndt. GaS.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-02
AGeIlCV,

He subscriber will shortly ex.
II plore the Western aud Southern
country, and will be glad to undertake
The agency Of any business that may
be entrusted 10 bis care. As the
object is merely to cover The expenses
of travelling, nothing more will be
required for his attention, and The
utmost prOmptness and punetuality
may be relied on.
June 2 THOS. w. BARTON:
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-02

DlED-Suddealy ION Tuesday evening last
Mrs. WAITE. the stfectionate consorL of
O6ed " ate, Esq.
On yesterday, at Q P. NJ. Mrs.
LaVinia Roberts, the amiabie and affection
ate consort OF Capt. Thomas roberts, of
inns Place-The friends and acquaintance OF
Capt. h. are invited to attend hef funeral az
II O'Clock this morning.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-02
Cape Capeon Spring.
a FRS. HERON 4 nAIIn N Al

Hp' nus
Mg rs. HERON 4 DAVID WAD-
I'VE DIE have returned to the Ca
peon Springs and will open ksuse of
Entertainment on the 10th June next,
under their direction and management,
and they pledge themselves that no ex-
ertion shall be wanting TO please all
those that may favor them with call.
Their charges will be moderate, and
their table furnished with the best that
the neighborhood will afford. The
stable will be attended TO by careful
and experienced Hostile
N. d. The Trustees of the above
Watering place will by the 10th Of
jane have the Bath 10 good order,
aud will use their best endeayuurs to
improve The road over the wouu,ain as
far as practicable. June 2i--5ls.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-02
FOR SALE.
EhNE HUNDRED l. FORTY SIX
W ACRES OF LAND. living m

= n W. - - ~ ~ It oN Il \
" ACRES OF LAND, lying IN
frederick county Virginia, OF the geat
road from Berrys Ferry to Ste phens-
burg, within three miles Of said Town.
on which tract is an excellent dwelling
house, with three stone chimneys, four
rooms and kitchen under one roof. a
double barn and other ne eessary bou-
.es, paised garden and a variety of
tfuit trees, with several standing
springs, some good meadow, about one
hundred acres cleared, some in clover,
ANA as handsome a situation as any in
The county. One half Of the purchs Sc
money will be required in hand. For
further terms apply TO the subscriber
living on said land.
JUne 2d-3ts. ISAAC WHITE.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-02
For Sale or Hire

4 We Negro W omen, accustomed to
IA TO Kitchen work. AS it is the in-
tention OF the owner not 10 sell them 10
'hose VITO trotc in human flesh, none
such need aIply. For further infor,
nation apply at this Office.
June 2d-3is,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-02

coming unequal. This was an unna.
tural conditiop,-and the pressures
and repressures must necessarily vary
in their powers Of impinsment. /
would be glad to see any objections
that can be raised to these positions,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-06
Leesburg, July 81.


On Monday morning. the Esd inst. COM
meuced heavy and settled rain, which con-
,;nued with little abatement during the
whole day. The creeks and streams in tbis
vicinity, having been previously swoln, rose
20 a height unprecedented for the last AZ
years, carrying away brigdes. mill DAMS
ft noes SC. &c, and destroying property 10
vast amount. Among the losses sustained on
This oce asion. we are sorry TO notice that Of
the Leesbug Turnpike Road Company IN
the bridge lately erected across Goose Creek
Tha, our distant readers may form some idea
Of this extraordinary fresh, il is only neces-
sary to observe that the bridge, although
possessing an elevation Of at least 20 feet a.
bove the usual level OF the creek, was lite
rally raised from the butments and piers on
which il insecurity rested. and carried down
the stream. The bridge however, we un-
derstand, has since been recovered; and,
from the known activity Of the gentlemen
directing the affairs of the company, there
can be little doubt of It's being speedily re-
erected. We also learn that The Snickers's
Gap Turnpike bridge, across Beaver Dam
was started from its butments, and that the
toll house attached to the bridge, together
with szdler's shop, were swept away by
the food.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-06
.amertcan Manufactures.

The Boston Patriot states that Grass
Bonnet, manufactured by the Misses bur.
maps, daughters OF the Rev. Mr.. Bursap, of
Merrimack, New-Hampshire, and niece Of
governor Brooks, is now at the store OF
Messrs Hall, J. How E. Co. Kilby street,
Boston, SAID to be superior 10 any thing OF
the kind ever manufactured IN the United
States,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-06
E;ca, Ju!y24.
Womb RFUL!

StsCu, cu'y -f'
WONDERFUL!
There ia not perhaps on earth, NOR
wonderful scene, than in the town
Trenton, county Of Oneida and state
New York--a scene that comprises
once the pleasing the beautiful, the grand
the solemn, the majestic, the sublime, I'd
awful, the tremendous; all that can con
mand the delight, the transport, TIE 40
miratlon, the awe, and the astonishmelH
of the mind. Other stupendcus miraesi
of nature, the Falls OF Niagara, the Fun
"a of the Andes, the Pistill Rhaiadr q
North Wales, &c. &c. have been sounded
in the trumpet of fame, attracted the at
tention, received the visits, and gratlfsts
the curiosity Of the traveller: But Obj
more wonderful cataract of Trenton, tn
only two miles from the village of Oldel
harneveld, which is on the great POI
road from Albany to Sacket;s Harbour
has, because never duly announced to TIFF
public, been passed by thousands, Wild
have journeyed from the city of New,
York and other more distant parts in or.
der to witness the falls of Niagara, aaS
who would even have renewed their jour
ney to Trenton, had they been apprisel
OF that extraordinary combination Of cur
osity and wonder with which that catarsa
is attended. 1t is unjust that SO interes.
ing an exhibition of nature should rcmaAI
longer in obscurity, and the curious TIA
weller be defrauded of that enchanting
qualification, which it never fails to afford
its visitors.
1t Is however vain to attempt Gcscrif1
ton with the pen. Even the inspiration
OF the poet must prove unsuccessful IN
leading the imagination to comprehend
the reality. Suffice it to 50 y that, as VICE.
derful as the highly celebrated Falls Of
Niagara are, those who have visited beth,
have given, preference to the cataract At
Trenton which though it does not o.
press and stun the senses with its sIpsi'
ling thunder, nor can boast of tie water.
Of all the lakes descending in sheet d
$50 feet perpendicular, yet EXTENDS its Dr.
versified scenery between two and thrts
miles with several lofty falls, perIsnds:
ar and acute, beautiful, grand spd .ue
ime. They are the falls OF East Csrsd,
creek The river has worn dosn its !"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-06
FLOUR g. GRAIN.

Flour and grain have sold in small parceis
for home consump,ion--yery little for exPor
tation-Alex'a. Fred'g. and Richmond 20.
at 4 75-Rchmond ,i,y Mills & Bait. How
ard.st. 5-Many holders the last OF the week
reius. these prices-Corn may he iuoteo
Indian Northern so 81
do Southern Al 43
COTTON.
Sales have been made Of ordinary n. W.
leans at lS1, and Alabama at Is for eSpor'a'
ton. We quote as our last, with remark
that fine quality N. o. is wanted.
Orleans, prime quality. few bales in the
market, held go aI-good is a 1870
DUAL. Is I7--Ala. 19i all; Geo. Upland
prime, none--good l6 al7--sd quail. l4' a
l6-most ordinary Is a IA.
RICE,
Wtbou: alteration. We quote from the
lowest to the extreme highest qualities were
they in market, 81 a 4--pTime wanting.
HIDES.
No arrivals since our last--wou'd bring -
B. Ayres I6al7 cts--Pernambuco IS IA
Caracas IS l4-Porto Rico Ii Is.
MeLAssEs.
Sales have been extensive at the follow
ing quotations, which are for retailing
shade higher than our last--Mart. OF good
quality for retailing 98a28'--Hsvana sweet,
s5--do tart 24a241.
WHALE OIL.
Sales are only made in small parcels, held
at 81 by the large quantity.
Massachusetts Inspection, ll5. Pearls
l9O-some large holders demand mere.
DYE WOODS.
The above article is getting very scarce
Sales Of Campeachy Logwood have been
made from SO So dolls.
The above review is made on liberal
wholesale trade. [Da,iy ADJ.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-06
EXCHANGE on LONDON

S;a9i per cen, prem.
Freigh,s TO Liverpool have been more
brisk: Cotton, round bales, per 20. $50.
sterlirg; do square do do ID. do; Tobacco,
per bhd. -4os.; Ashes, per ton, 3os.; Naval
Stores, per Dbl. 4s.a6s. ID.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-06
From Bermuda Paper of July IA.
Nsw SOURCE CT COMMERCE..

NJ" SutkCE tr SuMnshCc'
We perceive by the IVES, India papers
that vessels from the Gold Coast, Africa,
have recently arrived al some Of the Islands
with cargoes of Corn. watch are INFORM
quality is descr1e as being in shape similar
TO The flint corn of the Northern States, but
9f kernel smaller aud whittier.
We are likewise informed that a petition
has been forwarded to England by the Vest
India Planters and Merchants, praying that
direct trade may be allowed, in British
ships, to aud from the Baltic.
BY this mems the British West Indies. il
is said. viii obtain their neediul supplies Of
lumber and slaves Oh better terms than they
have done lately and among other advan-
tages, the ships will not incur risk Of los
ing their sailors by desertion, which was too
often the case formerly when trading TO the
American ports.
Thus il would appear tina: the U. States
by their restrictive policy, will ultimately
drive their great commercial competitor into
lucrative way OF disposing OF Vest India
produce, and OF obtaining requisite supplies
for the colonies
Reuiev Of the Markets at Boston, from Fri
dog. July 20, 10 Friday, July Il.
SUGAR.
The Sugar market for fine qualities has
been animated the past week, more esps-
cially prime Havanas Whites OF prime quail
ity, have been readily disposed OF both by
public and private sale, from Is 7-o a IL
AMI very good browns went readily by auc.
ton from ~ 10 a 10 90, for home use. The
transactions in more ordinary kinds have
been limited Some ordinary Havana have
been disposed of at from lOi a I0i-and or
binary Muscovsdoes at about 81 "a 81 for ex-
por,aion. We alter our quotation Tor some
descriptions shade higher.
Mart. s. Qua. Mus. ordinary. scarce, la
8}--St. Croix and finer quality 81 ia
Ha whites, scarce, IA IL I-S-Brazii, Ba-
tsvis, Siam 4. Canton, none in marke'-Be-
mares white, double boiled, scarce llt l2t
do white do 10 ll-New Orleans 81
a III. COFFEE.
1T the commencement of the week the
stock of Coffee was very small. The i'm
portations have ben very limited. Sales
have been made at Pa a 20 for ST. Domingo.
The market is again nearly bare, not 81, 100
lbs. Of every description remaining in either
FIRST or second hands.
INDIGO.
The transactions remain limited-waiting
the result OF the public sale the approaching
week oil the importation BY the Union.
TOBACCO,
Several parcels Of Kentucky approved.
have been sold by The parcel at Al a STA !;
puo'ic salr of Virginia common shipping. .
went at At a 43-The Stocks Of KY. have
increase about 400 hhds.. !