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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-05
wEsTcHEsTER, (PENN.) AUG. 90.

Ne70ly '"Vented MOocing Machine.
On Friday the 18th inst. agreeably to
previous notice, Mr.. jeremiah Baily. of
East-Marlborough, exhibited his newly
invented Moving Machine, in this bor-
ough. At eleven O'Clock the machine,
was put in operation in the field of Mr..
John Jeferies, in the presence of the
President and Vice-President, and many
OF the members of the Agricultural So
ciety of Chester county, and large
number of other citizens who had met
to see it. 1t is impossible for us to give
a satisfactory description of this inge-
NOUS invention; we shall only say in re-
spect to its form, that the scythe is cir
cular, about 1-2 feet in diameter, and
is put in motion by wheels, and the
whole is moved by one or two horses.
harnessed as in a cart. The perform
ance surpassed, we believe, the expec-
tations of the most sanguine. 1t cut,
very neatly too, grass at the rate of one
acre in SO minutes. There seems to be
no doubt but in smooth meadows it may
be rendered very useful. Great praise
is certainly due to Mr.. Bailey, the inge-
NOUS inventor, who we hope may be
amply rewarded for his skill and perse-
verance in bringing his machine to per-
,fection..
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POETRY.
From The Ohio .MonitOr.l
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[FrOns The Ohio MOnitOr.l
HARD times hard tnnesp cried Farmer
John,
While passing by the other day,
I'm just upon my way to town,
To know the current price of hay.'
Have You much hay to sell?'' cried.
That makes you take trip to town -
: Not much, indeed good John replied,
But here the price is going down.
They say that oats, and wheat, and corn,
And veal, and cheese, and eggs, and butter,
Save got SO low, you might as well
Throw them at once into gutter
Next sabbath, Farmer John pass'd by,
With his fine girls in cheerful chat,
The old man wore brOadcloth coat.
And ev'ry girl a LeghOrn hat!
last week chanc'd to break my plough,
And as we had no blacksmith handy,
(for Ottr oicn smith, to tell the truth,
Had gut his shop, and turn'd out dandy y
TOStewn goes, to Billy Steel,
As good hand as could find,
To mend a plough, or axe, or wheel,
Or any work of any kind.
Good morning Billy! How go times2p
- Hard times, good friend, upon my soul,
One half my time have no wotk,
Nor cash enough TO buy my coal.'
Not three days since, while up in town,
The very first chanc'd to meet
Was Billy, dress'd in Sunday suit,
Stage ring quite iipsey thrO' the street.
II times are hard, ace make them hard,
By fashion, folly, pleasure, vioe
Ills our own fault-blame not the times,
The glut of produce, or the price.
G. w. SCROGGINS
HaasilOn township, July IS, 1921.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-05

1t is sometimes urged, that if wo-
mans mind be much enlarged, and her
taste refined, she is apt to think differ
entity of the duties of life, to require
different pleasures from the rest of hen
sex; that her feelings leave the chan
nels which the institutions of society
have marked out for them, and run riot,
and bring her usefulness and happiness
into danger. The plain answer to this
is, that these evils happen, not because
her reason was cultivated, but because
it was not cultivated well, and because
the taste and intellect of women, gene
rally, do not receive due culture.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-05
From he Nerot,rypgrt Heraid. :

A Frenchman and a Dutchman, not
long since, were smoaking a social
Whit at segars, IN one of the tayerns in
this town. The Frenchman undertook
to display his skill in Intercollegiate
looking at the clouds, observed, rather
weatherwisely, T" 1t did rain to-morrogv7'
to which horIid attempt, the Dutch
man Immediately became the accom-
piice, and thinking the Frenchman had
not done the business efectually, he
spread open his jaws and drawled out,
6 So 1t Tcaus.n
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-05

When the aged and in6rrn Gen. Put
nam, at Marietta. was informed that two
young ladies, who called at his house.
were members of the Great Usage Mis-
sioh Family, he turned to them with
fearful eyes, and said, g can't kill for
you the fatted calf, but can slaughter
the stalled or" Accordingly, before 9
O'Clock, the four quarters of well fat
ted OK, weighing nearly 800 pounds,
were sent on board the mission boats,
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-05

One great advantage arising fhom flse-
cultivation of the mind is. that we are
thereby rendered susceptible of those
intellectual enjoyments, which are inno-
cent, pure and rational, and are made
substitutes for those sensual pleasures.
which weaken and debilitate both the
mind and the body.-The man who can
be happy with book in his closet, wilt
not seek happiness over bottle in a
tavern.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-05
S. w. POMEROY, Chairman.
August 81, 1891.

O~3@ The Printers in Massachusetts,. from
their attachment to the interests Of Agricul-
ture, IT is presumed, will readily give the a
boVe few insertions in their respective pa
pers.
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The expediency of cultivating the in
teilect of man is pretty well settled al
the present day, and it seems difficult 10
imagine why that of woman should be
neglected. If it have similar powers
and equal strength, it is as deserving OF
care, and will repay care as well; if ii
be weaker and narrower, it needs the.
more to be strengthened, enlarged and
disciplined.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-05

Villainy that is yigilant will be an O.
vermatch for virtue if she slumber On
her post hence it is that a bad cause
has often triumphed over good ones
for the partizans of the former, know
ing that their cause will do nothing for
them, have done every thing for their
cause whereas the friends of the latter
are too apt to expect every thing from
their cause, and therefore do nothing
themselves.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-04

eases, which depend On obstruc.e3 perspi-
ration. Ine auclenJs (whose hives were
so wonderfully pfotractedl nved uhder
the influence oi ecclesiastical law, Whicn
required strict observance of personal
cleanliness, and II we tat.e into the &C
count, the simplicity Oh their pursuits,
food and manners, the scarcity OIL lntoXi-
cating liquors, ano The absence st mere
ditary disease. we shall cease TO wonder,
that they lIved serera centuries. Moses,
their iawgiver, was medical phllospher;
ne knew as well now to preserve the nealth
of ms people, oy frequent aolutlons, as TO
cure raen OF idoIatry by the bitter COM
pound produceu ny dissoiVins tneir gold
en- lido, III aqua regata. In France, and
Spam, AM nIssla, Lhls sanitary practlce
is co extensive Win clvilZdtlon.
rne Importance or throwing from the
system by the SAN d large portion OF It's
eX retory malIeT; 10 we'll understood; Dat
In vain viii the tdncuons proper Tor THIS
purpose De e&erted, II the Whole surface
Of the BODY De Covered by d cianniy eXu-
ddtion from within, ana fiLh from with.
oul How prepostcIous are the conclu-
siUns vi those parents WAC ATTRIBUTE the
health OF themselves am t.telr offspring.
to the filth accumulated on them anu
now regardless OF ehe'r health and COM
fort are thuse who wnen tAey have taken
a bad cold, suffer it to become Il formula
bic disease, wnen single immersion in
warm water would nave removed it by a
~
tenn, and ex:IIno TIE respiratory organs
to greater action! The happy effect of
the shower oayh in many diseases, unac-
companled by fever mas been long &C
snowleuged. IOhio paper.
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TOBY,

A very black, round faced, stout young man,
supposed to be about twenty four years OF
age; the white of III. eyes are uncommOnly
large, and shew in remarkable manner
when spoken to, he has rather down look;
he has been accustomed to the usual bust
ness of a taIm, and is tOlerable hand
This fellow was placed among others, in my
care, Tor safe keeping. to await the event Of
suit now spending in the District Chan
cery Court OF Fredericksburg, between
Mr.. William Stuart and Ludweli Lee, execu-
tor to Thomas Lee. and has now absConded
without any cause, far as is known or be-
lieved. His clothes are of the usual kind,
some Virginia manufacture, and some i'm
ported, but not particularly recollected -
On the night OF his Ascending, chesnut
sorrel mare belonging to the overseer was
was also taken off, supposed by him. A re-
ward OF Is dollars will b given tor the, fel-
low # taken within % miles and brought
home and if taken up more than thirty miles
from home and brought to me, or secured in
any Jail so that get him again, forty dollars.
All persons are forbid al their peril, harbor-
ius or secle,ing said fellow
GRIFFIN STlTH,
Abbey Vile. Prince William. County.
aup o. Iaw4W
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-04

Patton j Butcher,
HAVE imported per the Withelmina from
IL Liverpool, part of their tall assort-
ment of Hardware. consisting of
Best London Crowley Steel,
AnvIlls iron rin'd locks,
Butt and hinges. PLACED bits,
Screws, shovels and tongs,
Locks. Wagon horse bells, &c,
The balance of their order is expected by
next vessel to tins port.
sept St
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-04

HOT, TEPID, AND COLD BATHING,
III every city and country, where the
transitions Of atmospheric temperature
Al are great and sudden, hot tepid bathing
]aS osen found salutary, not only as a
'"re mt as preventative for many dis
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-04
Coffee.
$1,000 POUNDS.

T HAVE jus, received, by The brig Bene
1 factor, 1000 lbs. of first quality Porto
Rico Coffee 1t is pronounced by good
ges to be the best parcel imported into
the District for 2 months past, is entitled
r. 40 benture. Persons wishing to purchase
will please to apply at my Office, Bridge. ST.
Gsorce Town, ROMULUS RIGGS.
NAV QS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-04

= II. I OrIIing,
5FAS lust received by the schooner Jane,
4 L capt Church. apd tor lie on board.
CheeSe OF the lst quality,
X |. Llme,
French brandy,
Apple do.
Gun,
\ L rum,
Y II. Tea,
dyson. DO
Mackerel,
Potatoes,
OnIOnS,
So4p. VINE, &c.
sept 4 :!
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-09
,srrnIoa covncrlchrIov.

us -t4ted IN the Wheeling Gazette
'9at Sir HundTe3 WQgons base arrived
81 that pace a.nts, III tne list s.z months,
from VI. htianti, country, loaded with
n,ercbs Dd.se, &c. iCr our Western fellow
citizens
1nis fact places IA a strong light the
immense utility which would hog. from
uniting lhe %aters Of the Potomac. by a
canal and short turnpike, with these Of
the Ono. The ease with which THIS
great ,gOrk could BE accomplished has
been Demons rated by practical men. II
has been deuoIs' r4ted alsO, wllh aritE
n.stical truth, that ths expense Of the
work would ~ ten years, be reIE5ursed
bv the mere SAVING on tHei. trxcln,iIe OF
O.her proGuct.,J which "onid DC brought
dozrss ;s.e cana 10 th,s D;strlct. not reck-
r.g the supplies which would be cen
srnc IA other place, on tne waters Of
the Chc.l Jea!.e. liJH beneficial. then,
and how great would he the profit Of THIS
coInmrni a ION when we take into ihe es
innate the vast amount Of rnercharif,e,
81 every description, that wOuI DE an
nq4ily trans Dr'ei Ou IL from the east 10
tie west a, An ooject Of lucrative ill.,
yestineut, we do not know OF any 50 iyor-
thv the attention pf noneycd nen--but
70 ;he parrot and prilanthr"pI-t 1t pre-
gents Considerations of still higher inter,
es, For ourselves, "e canno; contcrn-
plate without motion even through the
vi-'a Of many years, an improvement,
which will, by an easy communication,
bring the now widely separated par,s OF
OR country together, and, as IT were.
level the great mountaIns themselves,
which seemed 70 interpose All eieEna! bar
rsr between the ea.t and the west Will
not some statesman be found. 10 earn TOR
himself a lasting honor, by putting his
shoulder msnfuily to the whee! IN this
great work, and perseyerine an 1T to the
and Net. lat.
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Cepy Of he Busnos .1yre' Ranabil.
VIVA LA PAlRlA

ClTfzEss-Though ihe government has
not yet received The cffciai account OF Tie
entry OF General San Martha into The cip'-
ia OF Peru, il hasteBs to announce to you
2. certain from The contents ~ the following
letter rom respectable Eng.ishman al SAT-
,isgo de Chilli, TO another in this city:
SANTIAGO, Aug. IS, loai-l ?. u.
"My dear psren,-This moment has ct.
rived the glorious news OF the tall OF Lima
The schooner Montezuma has arrived al this
port with the Official sccoun, that san hsr
TN entered Lims by force OF arms.
You will give Games $50 dollars i: be i,
Tie first that brings the news.
The bearer O. the foregoing letter IS D.
F. Games, who was in The valley Of Acan.
cagua, laying in stock OF provisions IN or
der to cross the CorieIiera ridge OF ncun,
ia nsj and carry 10 III ,nfoza arms aud m n
ey tor the government q. CbI!I-when the
news arrived there OF tie occupation OF Ii
MA by the iheTatIng armv. which was ceie-
braled With 6rirg OF fire arms and !eIoiclngs.
Games states that he ven: Immediately TO
the house OF the Gov. of AcoGcagua, took
copy OF the despatch and proceeued 10
cross the Cordeliera-thst when he bad as
cended TO considerable height, he saw
from the brow OF he mountain, man with
White d,g 10 his hand. who made signal
70, him TO descend, and tina, he would not
turn back-lhe person proved 20 be an En-
eli,hran. who delivered 10 him the said let.
ter. assuring him the news was ;rue-Game,
lofi copy of tie despatch lie took from A.
concseus in tee bapGs OF the Governor Of
Mendoza"
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SPECIMEN OF SCOTCH oRAToRY.

At meeting o. tue Tom Council Of
Edinburgh On Weiaesiay lie 22i inst a
motion vas made - Nh Treasurer Smith,
Tor putting an eai to the practice u giyinza
number oil diner: ~ ;1e public expense
He hoped. lie sad, the TrsJes would also
give 10 wDa: was called lie Convenefs Din.
ner. Deacon Cox said, Wy Lo5t, ws can.
na agree 10 that. What. ak away cur din
ner' the cGly che We ever mad, cgre de-
roga'o7y Is tie CuEveEer an. tie Trades"
Deacon Pcuton tere eiIet cut TO he Con.
veneer aorg ibe table "Whar Ccnvenpr,
are you Iuy 20 Sc; IhfTe, sut see hem lax
away our dinner" Ihis eicQuence setm,
10 have NrcGuce,: its .fi-c'. Ior says Tie
Scotsman. the Trades were lett IN possession
O, the rghr 10 tat ant drink aler he man
ner OF insIE predecessors.
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T111. .9s - ,Ai.stra Cay Gazeas.
TEE foxGEs5s

t. Ci-.ast Cent bzyssz stjo1rned TIL
-. barb Han4sy Of tns rnooib. :, nay d
i,f,r..,er 20 spesx oitAe cssls> Of lbs Uhfsd
e..,s. szs,ast Wright All Saith. tarths
has Tie ser,i,c; lei; ~
/: q ka9ro laa' issse cu6rrIii bad fEo-
egts6 slus pay sDt n8stsr roll. o. the
4. STAKES army; Ina; they h,5s OFT cham
Ct Glaze IL tae mare 81 soldier. 1id0rs, re.
slsyse nsfrizge c.rtsScz,es were iorze1
tssi cozaiy clerfs N North Carolina. &c
s~re lr.pannst ln;o The belief lhs, pending
ssIis required them To certify ibs' such q
usn vas a magistrate; that los 3ocunsn,
written % stee; oi PAPER ma perssrtsi 70
pr1t1rs ersteEce faT Z sst Of iabrez:ions
'..gse and .n," zai Asi III concs,enstion
Ne. coup.ei~j si1b gTes, sgb,Iely.
Paper, - zBserred al pa-spIrt 10 fraud
for ilfSs, and col Joseph Uzls0n,' an a.
geni 81 loDz .saG5;rz ID tbs cry, a. 1eii a.
AT. Van Zsndi as0iher very respectable a.
gent, Lad attended 20 So,Ss oi iho.e CLAIMS.
sHhooi = sa1picspn
Bg' from .orse s1rni.ss. III. Sgr9ine. We
i<itSyr, then a CIeTz 10 he Psynasisr
Generals department, and O: Col. "atscn,
&c. COMMUNICATED 10 Col. Tox.nn, ,hss~
men 81. arrested 10 The 'st'ersni o. March.
and iLsir trial took plsre turing the pas,
Eesk - already stated. II appeared that
o. sch xi51za exis,Sf a. claimed % nsions,
~ rei'ii,.p e. sai were rszI'sriy married
BY eenifeafs. Tn fDres bad Lurpwef
tsspiy, aut sGre Embarrassed ., last;
Thruzh Hss.a Hon limit, En'on. FRY,
&c. vet. called ss nilBestes on 'bs par Of
the poe c.'iGn, II - to beTrgreilsf hat VI.
ssor h.1 not .0nn obsi Mr.. .3ndrsT, Or
Nj Lardins, w'.o sce1rf,n. to "or rnforna-
ton could have fu-n,-bed eGfne u'ejQl ;e.'i-
fnOby The gentleman, ns supposr. bad
DIT been infinitely IniTrOs: Of the pciais
Snicb hA1 Eii,n under fh-r observation.
Our prsic 'dirss. We doubt NJ, .,il Le
guarded with incr.4-ed sesnness, irDrn his
sztraorIiIsry occurrence.
sItha, been s;s.ei tina, this gentleman Las N
,,ar insane. been IL .lr.mcI.,4. IN se,ec:u.s
frauds zainsg the gOssfnmsnL.
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Fran tie R:chmond Ep7piyer.


Common cal b "a III" Ja!!1rot Iicnrl-o
county. An Application before Judge
Bro:. enhrouch 20 discharge ) .ezmen
upon wit Of iiatcas Corpus.
i uis Gaze came before Judge Broken
brough on Friday by vlrtTs Of d '"sG'- of
iiabsa. COrpu. wiIch he had Issued on
Wednesday. William PoG' and 1870 9th
err .esTncn had been committed 10 y / by
Mr joseph Mayo, a aeetsate for Zen
rico. on compliant Of the captain Of the
vessel. wnIcn they had entered ~ the port
Of Boston, and had uow Lascr ed. They
w-Ie brOu- ri W DC orethc Jui1e -lhel
counsel produced tcstiWUnit TO prove that
these were nrrican tItizsn,; from
winch they contsn0sd, that these do not
come wiihia me description scaEncn
whom VA 1i.tratc might comm. for de
sertion. according ~ the laws OF Virginia.
see End Revised COGe. +. 81 which, Is
confined to scamen, nut C!tt-cnS ot THIS
com ..ouwco .t.I. OF Of the /. s,ates.J
The captain then .u@5ested 20 the court
nat bGge geaInen were committed under
all act %! COneress.
Messrs Robert Il Scott and James ID
Riddle, Tor the apPiIcan,s, stated, that
these semen are ,Itizeus Of the United
States, and therefore are not within TIE
opera ION oftae law vi Virginia; see Rev
Code, p Isl Tiey belong to the brig
" ,sh,u.,on. Cegt. UUii,ar of Boston,
and are committed. as 1T 10 alleged, Under
tie act Of Con,ress-iugcfsoli's hi Iest,
.. az. tn, Commitment Is signed by
Jo.eoh Mayo, a ma s'slrate for the ccun
ty OF l,.nrico: upon THESE facts, the coun
sci OF tne prisoners contcnded
|. That the II. gistra,e acted judi tally
iocoinmiiiing:
9. Taat acting judiciaily. the magis-
tr.,e OF ! sta c has n II INT 10 execute
this law o. tie United states;
8. WnoLher acting judicialiy or minis
terialIy, the law. Of Virginia have
declared the ncapaciiy Of the magis
trate to perform any function or du-
" appcrtaining TO any Office. place or
appoint ncDt under the authority O!
the Cni.eI SAFES See | Rer. Colc,
p.7i.
To sustain the first proposition it was
urged, that the tern judicial imported an
exercise Of the judgment and discretion;
III to Justify the magistrate IN commit
ting. he must consider, judge, try, and de-
eide; he must bear evidence against the
accused and decide upon its sufiiciency;
and If the accused require it, he must
hear anv exrnlpa'orv evidence that NAY
be i1troIueed--aad in tnis particular The
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csr,, Lalf.57s.j AL -ssgt-ist.e ~
si sa.s r=z,ic1, precse5sa 70 LLe c'@e
fronsssr, where lf,ey killed JsseFs H>1SsF.
VITO had sets.ezeni o. Grsh4 .Aise'
after which they Immediately retufhSe
bringing ala. bssses eC1id &c f9[lna q
ne 5L.cs gsvair. r1o q 'ta,s1 70 be =
Freacansn. ~. part I1.dis7- belIs'e
O.zz. :. Isas: Re ackr2~Et1ged hl1sesi
20 beng ID them. l. - not sTus 'ts1'
ary While psoP.s wsrs kiilst CT tarsai-
snea: even the wife VINO /, Whitley ara
Children. CT Revoir. UsIs ros ISjared
So- ], itt-us tn.t N.;Os Bradford aac
dispatched person 20 tie O.ags v-in5e
% that zcCoubL
No on. de2,ores his node OF warfare
more ,han DO, bit i Is well Sbo"n 10
rave been the practice Of Indians rom
,in,e iraasuorizl: IL therefore conno' be
Attributable 70 al inOrdlnsie degree OF
savage barbarisy on tie p4rs O. tie Cher
okees. who | assure wa NANTES, the
hizhss, friendship for TIE white people
ri,c A.. In NJ danger NOR do .hcss N tbs
vicinity apPrehspd snv
iara. with the highest respect,
SIR, yo1r o5edisnt servant
D BREARLEY.
Agent Indian cHgirs.,
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A&a'o>@t-Tts sare bearer. Co.,.
tsE,sA4 Us; "a se Va, Passing ,ap for
ss4ss eeS go1> .,on Aenioz, again. e..
~, ass1 81 ~ ci.lsnce Of 9 le,,uss :.
i4is csa'p, ~ .,es't liz news ,h,,,. :,
-. .1Z -, Csr-rz hai s.en ast.,. '''
~ - szsi-sHt ;hs: ne, Canes .,u
.,S~,ssg .sto<,c- ;fzi re comn.nis,
~ 81 Sbgs ~ : prscss,cn u Ca. o..
s..,sI+ Z. . 80: p,ace ior SHELTER"
.tsr. .idv
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Cherokee Agency, Ing. %, 1921.

To tie Editor vi tne Arkanss, Gazette.
SIR-ln the Gazette Of the lith ult.
which has Just come to hand, observe a
paragraph headed Indian Murder. As
yanr informant wa, either ignorant Of
the facts, or m,pstated them, which Is not
Oily an act OF Injustice towards the Cher
okees, but is calculated materially to in
inre this section of the Territory, have,
therefore. to beg the favor Of you, to give
this note publicity.
It's, | presume, generally known, that
uv,r EXISTS between the Cherokee and o.
sage Indians. The latter had made sew
,rai incursions on the Cher"kees. when a
partr al! n. somnanA Of Maj, We6-
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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-09
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FROM PERNANBUCO.
E1t-act If !e.tsF .frOnn u. Bryan,
Esq msrchGat at PsTnG-7tvco, re-
1.trsd IN tiig torn, d1tsi

EE[r1Lt n @ !E.isF fTUn - Brynn-
Esq msrchqat at PsTnG-tvco, re-
cstrsi IN this Torn, dqtsl
-Peracr7tuco. sd sert- 1921.
Trade !. comp erely al a stand ct
Perrsrabuco. Tie Unaffected 20 the
present Goyerno4's administration 20 the
number Of ) o. 800 alen in arrsi hover
around clr cIty. Several rsnconires have
taken place. and some lives we're lost
Gar Governor. an cifce- Of g.ea, military
knowledge and experience, - very active !;
bot IN ;he meantime. a.! intercourse with
tie interior hzs ceased: none o: our pro-
duce comes 10 rnar.et-the public "ffices
are sbu:-no payments are made Or sale,
effected. and ali confidence is .ost. God
grant tina, this state Of things nay soon
terminate, and trade resume iis wonte3
yigor.7
The above was received by The shnr.
Nymph. arrived al P!Hladel phis on Ss,ur-
day. in q days from Perna;n5uco.
A iet er from james Il bennett. Esq.
American Consul at Perramb uco. dated
sept Il. saws. Busine-s is rather 81 a
sand. IN consequence o. the citizens al
being under arms The Patris.s adran
ced, surprised the Royal picket-gusrd.
al! re are daily expecting 10 or l2,00o
men 70 enter tire city. IN which case the
price Of Pour will probably advance. and
the consumption for short time DC con-
slGer45 {"
Auo,her letter. dated Sept. p, says
The Adonis frigate, from England, ar
rived this ar;erD aon. and will remain ar,-
I'll things are quiet. Tie RoyaiiSls and
Patriots had an engagement last rignt,
and i, is said That 80 OF the Patriots
were killed 4nd i taken prisoners.