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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-04
Virginia.

virginia.
.4ta Superior Court Of Chancery hol-
den at Winchester, the 18th day Of
.9prii, 1922.
Cathsrine Mackey, E1ecutrix of Ro-
bert Mackey, decd. who was survi-
wing Executor OF Thomas B. Martin,
deed, and others, Plaintiffs,
against
Barbara Sitter, EXecutrix, and Daniel
Si'ler, Executor eli Isaac Sitter,
decd, and the heirs Of said deed,
Defendants.
Jose ah Fawcett & others Plaintiffs, ]
GgniRstt \
The same, Defendants.
Solomon Dedie Plaintiff,
against
The same, Defendants. }
Samuel May Plaintiff, |
against 7
The same, Defendants. J
AND
Henry Beatty Plaintiff.
against
EEe same, Defendants.
> Y consent OF the parties sby their
AD counsel, 1t is ordered, that the
order made IN the four FIRST OF these
causes, on the SOth day OF November,
1920, be set nside-sud it is by fur,
Their consent of parties, adiudged, or
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-13
IAdninistratoY's Sale.

81 Y virtue OF Decree OF the Supreme Sa-
y diciai CourI, there will be sold at Pub
lie Auction, to satisfy the just debts reported
NV IN. Commissioners, on. the eststc of'Na-
thsoiel Hszard, Esq. with incidental charges,
on the I'd 6sy Of April next, al II o'clock
a. 81. on the premises, the Mansion House
of the said Hazatd situated 10 NEWPORT,
fronting on Thames Street, and now occr-
Mod for the Custom. House Together with
two Garden Lots, in the rear of said House.
Conditions made known a. tie time and Ptsee
Of sale,
DUTEE J. PEARcE, ! zan.,,
JAMES TOWNSEND,
Newport, Dec. 26, 1921.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-13
CORONATION PLAIDS.

III. SLSOIONO
EJAs 5ist received large assortment of GOODS.
IA slaisb!e ior tue seasonal mong which arc =
Coronation Pkaias,
m ssgsst article for ladies dresses.
I bale BshclHets. & plain snd bordTed
1 ditto FlAnneas. yfesrnaugts, -.. it..
1 ditto SSonbaksstes, fig y nerseys,
ured snd plain, 4 Brosdcioths,
c;lys Psllise Cloihs. = piains and Costings.
1 d.tto Csssirlezes, acme 4 vcstngs,
very low prssd. Fiagg and bandanna hxs
1 ditto ku ussia uApsrs. { Cotton do.
I case Caicoof, scolch Piaids. large fig
ditto Furnitutrs, ures.
I di,lo EaShsh SIS srdngs, bales bseachcd brown
do. Cashmere Shswls, shirtings.
Together with grea, variety OF other artioles. all
Of which wui be sold cheap for cash or approved
credit. October 3.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-13
ST. CKOIX KUN, SC.

20 Hhds. St. Croix Rum,
so bbls. Country Gin,
% casks Port Wine,
20 do. Malaga, DO.
go boxes Malaga Raisins.
80 boxes Hayana brown Sugars,
50 chests and boxes Young Hyson,
Hyson Skin and Souchorg aeas.
S bags Pepper and Pimento,
Gov landing from sloop Herald, and forssle by
nov. Il. f a. NUMB.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-13

WINTER GOODS
Jast reeeioed, and icr sale by
JAMES HAMMOND.
LADIES. Queens & Pe. Devonshire EcrSeyr
lsse Cloths, twilied & Bouibaxe,ts,
plain. of f.shioa.b'e Bonbsaeens,
sai.sS. S.1Sl.; English, Welsh ss..rs. 'G1s r1a''
and reIisse Flanhcls, Gloves.
BroAdci0,hs, Cotton shntlngb,
Cass iueres, Sheetings,
ves,ings, Z Undresscd Prints.
Bazes, irish Linens,
BisBketg y Levsntnes,
With general variety Of other Dry Goods,
-
Brussels, Kiderniinister and Scotch
CARPE7iNGS.
BOOKS AND STATIONARY,
OF al descriptions. usually 10 be found in Book
Store. y
-
HOUSEHOLD HARDWARE, &c.
Tea Ts' s.d o'Ae' ssSSs,. and r0'
I,ss..,, ns,s.nnl. rs..I Tea Pots, &esl,9~.
Knives ard Forks, \Brass and gisss Lamps,
Desc. Desert ,s.,'. k%,es. Warning Pans.
Nonee Ntihsp NLookhB Oisssess
Sad Iroas. Dressing Cases. &c.
House, Hearth, dust, Clothes, Shoe. Head, Tooth,
and Nail BRUSHES.
-
FrenSh and Amcrieah
PAP Err BANGING
Farmers, Christian, and Rhode Island
AlmMacks, for 1922, are received,
and for sale as above.
The 9th md oh edition Of the Bridge.
water Collection, for sale as above.
THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
Or 40co Volumes, continues to re.
ceive additions Of all the New
WoRKs, suitable for the
same.
-Mepsrt. xoreH5er 2. 1927.
SebooL-8oOk., Blanks, aud Stationary,
For sale, at the Hat-Store of
GEORGE WANTON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-13

HarGware, CUtisy, Sh1- Ch0ldAery, ,Uc.
WM. II: RA1fSBONE, s.
Offers for SAX az his Store, fs0d Of
PaoIes WaarJ.
OUADRANTS, double and single
observssson; Bis,ss and Wood Csmpssses;
Spy Glasses; Gases Of 'AiatheolaiSal Instruments;
parallel rules, Scales and Nviders Nsvigstors and
Cost Pilots, Charts, patent hslf-hour Glasses
Log glasses Bunting and ships colours; quls,
wrtiag, letter and log paper; ink powder cordsge
Of all Szes tw iWe fouse, cabin, paint and scrub
brushes; brooms cabin mops log reels and chiis
deep sea and hand leads; hand pump 81 serving
malil;s blocks and hanks; japan lamps and feed
srs horn and tin hatoms; knives and forks him
les of all kinds screws; brass and iron latches
cocks; coffee mills jack and pen knives, spoons
cooks ladies and tormentors; axes. hatchets, ham,
mers Japan and tin trnrnpets, ehisels augurs, flee,
saws, harpoons aud grams, fish hooks. sail needles
ana palms, leather. sheataag paper, cauiking IRONS
and maIlets; msrlui spikes iron shovels; ships
srcapers, gimbiets, pump and eispPeT nails, states
and peRcils. spanish brown. red lead; tin. rcn and
stone ware; patent deck lights brass pump boxes,
wrought and cut nails brads and tscke Of all sizes,
tiIe gfue, chalk birthstone iSmpblaok, oars hand
spikes, Tar. Pitch, Turpentme and Rosin oakum;
with full assortment of eDvy ARTICLES uscay call
ell for in q Hardware and Ship Chandlerl store.
or Persons wishing ouadrsnts spd Compasses
repaired can leave thsn at the above store, where
they will be attended to. r' ass.
Newport, Juec Ia. is.. rs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-13
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
II. SESSIONS,
MARBLE
MONU NJ K N I S,

TOMBS, Chimney Pieces, Hcarths,
Fire places and Gssye stones, Of American
,nd Italian Marble, blue, wbn- sad clouded. FOR
ale on the Packet wharf, Nrwroar.
500 pair of Grave stones, Of the finest
rs ,no., durable Blue sise. warranted superior TO
aay sold in this sts,e.-P-e Stone for Windows.
Caps s,d s;i,s, Bcsrths. Fir Places and Steps.
All Of vussn will be sold Il The iosest Prices Cor
ca.l, Cousuy produce, or ohei Mefchandize, and
spp:yto JAMES STEVENS,
rs2<,-Ssr-a
rsspori, NsEsh 2i.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-13
PaIHrEp AND rUBLIsHnp Dy
afTt4fl ~

PaIErEp AND rUBLIsHnp ~
HILLLlM SLHO.NS,
xRIaTIn or THE LAYS or Tux UkATsssTATf
Tsr,x of che Repvbheon.
Two dollars a year--one half in advance.
Price Of .3overnsiny.
Ope dollar and Fifty cents square, Tor tree weeks
anu tvsnty-fse cents Tor each publication sfter--
snas,>.r ones in the same proportion.
or Advertisements will be continued nH Jerbicesa,
tilsss ttae term Of continuance Je specified.
n1Job Work satisfactorily executed
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-19
DOMESTIC SUMMARY.

On Friday morning Nov. 9Th, the house OF Capt
Isaac Dodge in Hamilton. Als CONSUMED by fire.
II was discovered by hired ia has chamuel
and some suppose kndlcI by a Segar be had
used. The family OF Capt d., also Mrs Margaret
Lummus and her four daughters, zone Of whom was
sick,) barely escaped with their lives. Almost every
article 10 the house was hurh, and Mrs. L., a wild
ow, is reduced 10 pOverty.--Inc u. :. ship Pea
cock arrived AZ Norfolk from cruise in the w. Iu-
dies, has sickness on board 30 on the SICK list
AT the last dates the fever continued al NeV-Orleans
with undated fury The deaths from the ist 10 lie
10th of Oct averaged 80 each day.---The ensuing
session Of Congress will comaience On the 1st Mon.
day Of Acknowledgements TO Congress
elected; in Berkshire Co Mass. Mr. Dwight; IN
New York city, Mrssrs Cambreleug, Morgan and
Sharpe; in Georgia, Messrs. Forsyth Tatnai. cobb.
Abbot, Cary Thompson, and (probably) Cuthbeu-
Inc city OF New DIRK appears 70 be restored to its
former heathyvcoudition, and activity il business
PROJECT Is discussed in Of the papers for re-
moving the seat Of the general government from WASH
in5ton TO St. Louis. in the state OF Missoari which
place IS represented the geographical centre OF the
Unien Twenty-Five years ago, that territory was not
~ the union and did not belong to IL. The extension
Of our settlements is without parallel in the history
Of nations. At present. however, government viii
abide in the district Of Columbia. There are stiH
numerous reports of pIracies our commerce.--4
meeting has been called id Lincoln county to consid
er the subject OF dividing the county The people o,
the western side Of the kennebec said To w deyi
-eus Of eiiectng the measure, and taking part az
cumberland, 70 compose new county. --Grear
complaints are made of delay which has occurred ~
finishing the drawing Of the Nat Lottery; and loud Gale
have been made upon the managers for explanation
Il the whole should prove hoax we trust adyentnr
viii learn wisdom by experience and n fp,nre
avoid all connection with the " Wheel OF Fornne
The keeping Of the werA-house al Charleston Z
T. appears 10 be profitable business. The presen.
master gives $1,000 per ann. for his place anotbr-
person has Offered 5 1900 CIR Miro.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-19
DO1o1T6Gg5r>
ALAB AM A.

A man of the name Of Jones was found gull
~. last month, Of coun'erteiiing bank notes,
IN Alabama, and sentenced 10 be executed on
the eleventh Of October Jones, j, is said
prayed Of the Court the Indulgence of time,
before bis execution, 10 1crite memoir Of his
life in consequence Of which, The fatal day
was placed al greater distance than it other
wise would have been" This is a curious
reason for granting a respite and one of the
least warrantabe that could be assigned. In
general, no kind Of publication has tendency
to produce more mischief than the memoirs of
clever rogue, especially when written by
himself His object is almost always to ex-
cite admiration of his exploits, instead Of in
cuicaling the moral Of the catastrophe.
National Gazette.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-19
9auF5esrA
;.::::;PORT OF PORTLAND.


ARRIVALS.
NEDN tSDAY, Nov. 13--Ar. brig Edwin Tbax,e,
70 days from 81 Pienes, with molasses 10 .. Nnl.
rams and a. femald.-Left there brig William. Rrad
lord Tor this port in 20 days-At Trinity. 18th mn
orig Lllza, bourne, for kcnnebunk III 5-Oct 81. IN
S,snt g. Guadaloupe spoke brig Abigail Sylvester of
Bath iom Guadaloupe, for Angula.
l|apI - reports that shortly before his leaving St
re'les there was rising among the negroes IN thar
heshpohood; that several whites were murdered and
oihefs wounded-and that the militia. who had heer
ordered or, had sent III % 81 the villains for trial
ihCkSDA f-Sloop Fair America, Wallis. fron
"ai1onoIougb, Tor Marhlehcsd.
p,,o leader Waite from Eastpor Volant
aitye' Bath Boston, Bailey al.
hChsDAl -Schr Atlantic, Nc Fayland, Fl. S..
Andrews. for Middleton. III
for Portsmouth :
fort. for New-York
81 ooN va brig Lev1nt. sanuorn, II Newbury-Po
from "ouenburg, for Boston, with iron. Lett no A.
nercah vessels n Gnttenhnrz lont la %. spoA Z
SNIP Meteor 10 days from Nev-Yosk. for LirerpaoI
Htso-schr Sarah-Ann. Nc Crafts from Frederick
SaIsh, Wltn Flour and Corn; sIoops Jones ! Y.
otshwood' Boston; Messenger. Porter. do.
"lONDA -Schis- Dart. Lewis. from Niscasset. fcr
oos's- REINDEER, Small. Eastport. d. Amalon.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-19

And would add that the misrepresentation Of
British writer's have been by none 50 completely
refuted as BY FEDERALIsTs by none have the
taunts and sarcasms of their reviewers been 50
well answered AMI retorted as by FsDERAL1srs
the most offensive act to Great Britain which
our government has committed since the peace,
by which that nation compelled TO aban-
don her favorite Colonial policy--was proposed,
recommended and enforced by FEDEsALIsTs
that is, if Mr.. WALSH, the EprroRs of the
NoRTH-AMERIcAS REVIEW, and ItUFUs MING
be Federalists.--These facts arc mentioned, not
to claim any merit for the federal party, bat to
show that the vulgar prejudice, which has found
such conspicuous place in the essays Of the watch
man, is totally unfoundcd
! conclude this number with single remark
on this SIT plan of the Waterman to reason the
people into the divisions and excitement and Ill
will Of high party times. TO me, whilst it man
ifests deep malevolence, it seems to partake
largely Of the ridiculous, anl to SAVIOUR somewhat
of presumption---Does that writer suppose, that
people mingling Intimately in the common con-
Germs Of life, enjoying all the sweets Of social in
tercourse, aud recollecting their past divisions
aud aninfosities as the phantoms Of a disturbed
dream--can be induced To return again into
their former state of agitation, suspicion and an
Isl?
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-19
PROM THE PORTSMOUTH, JouRN AL.
INNESTIGATOR--No. III.
AZ u
TO the People.

TO the People.
il my last number disprovcd the first position
Ct the WATcHNAN | proceed now to consider
his second, which Is that-Tae Federaltsts en-
terrain an undue attachment to eUery hing
British"
1t was my sincere expectation that this obso-
lete party Glamour about British influence and
French influence would never have been dragged
from that deep and just oblivion into which il
had passed by common consent.
II was natural, whilst we were second rate
power, and all our feelings were absorbed BY the
great conflict going on in Europe, where the fate
of powerful nations was depending where our
own interests were materially concerned, and
we were smartug under the injuries and indigni-
ties which the two great belligerents reciprocal
~ Inflicted upon us under such circumstances,
| say, it was not unnatural that our preiudices
should be strongly excited in favor Of one or the
other Of the combatants; nor is il to be wonder
ed at, that the two parties which then divided
this country. should have heaped upon each 9th
er charges Of being Influenced by that particular
power on whose side their passions, pre iudices
and feelings were enlisted.
But since those days of passion and violent OK
citement have passed, believe that no well in
formed man will seriously contend that those
charges were true even al that time.
But NOW, that we have taken a stand among
the first rate powers Of the globe after another
contest with Great-Britain after the violent con-
vulsions Of Europe, which have totally changed
the relations of the European powers with each
other and with us, to charge a large portion of
the citizens Of this republic, which embraces
much Of IFS wealth and talent and information
with being unduly attached to foreign nation,
and with being unduly influenced BY tllat nation.
is not only unna,ional and undigniicd. but really
ridiculous it is charge which, whatever au-
thority the character Of the Argus may give il
in Maine, viii be received with nothing but con-
tempt elsewhere.
To assert that the Federalists entertain nor an
undue attachment towards Great Britain, be-
cause fifteen years ago their feeling sided with
her in her struggle with Buonaparte for exist
ence-is about as sound logic, as to infer pres
ent hostility in the government OF tins country
towards Great Britain, because ten years ago it
declared war against that power. In both cases
It would be deciding without taking into consid-
Grafton the total change which has occurred in
INC relations between this country and Great
britain and every other nation in Europe.
IemPord nautrat'r, q NOS Blufanutr IN iRis.
As the 4" Waterman" adduces neither facts
nor arguments TO support lis position, but con-
tents himself with reiterated assertions, il would
| seem needless for me to 10 more than to deny
/ the truth Of his proposition and to demand the
reasoning which is to support it--sometbing
more than this however has been attempted -;
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-19

ln Newoufyport, Mr. Henry r. stickney, nltr al
this town. 70 Miss Sarah Hale
Ia tnis town. VIZ. Edward Hsley. merchant of East
port 70 Miss Ellen Deering. daughter Of Capt John
Deenng-Alr- Byron Greenough 10 Miss Aarv al.
bufn' daughter Of Mr.. Jacob Cosurn-Mr William
Benson, to Miss Louisa Ruby.
AZ bucksport' en- Monday, Tie llth inst Mr. George
WINS, merchant, Of this town. to Miss Clarissa MaTv
hs' daughter Of Caleb Hail. Esq Of the former place
IN henneiafnk. Mr. Oliver Goodwin. ID Miss Betsnv
&hlpartnck.-ln kennebunkpor Capt Israel Burn
ham, to Miss Sally Adams.-[n WenG Az w.
Drnnet to Miss Sally Frost. both Of Rerwick.-lu
Passport Il Mr.. Jonathan Buck, mer. to Miss Ann d
At Falmouth, Mr.. Henry Pride. of WestbrooE. 10
MISS martina Leighton Of the first mentioned place
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-19

Quimhy aged wears
IN Havana, Oct 25th, Of the yellow fever Mr.. JOSH
"a oTout' son Of Capt iona Strout, Of Durham, %
In Raymond, Mrs. hezia, wife Of Capt Samuel Dirp
ley, aged 81. ing
aged ~. D'0"'
~ ms town. on the 10Th instant very suddenly. mr.
MOSES icket' Jun OF Naraguagus county OF Washing
,on' aged about "a He was a young man Of Al III
oielShed character, and bis early exit has occasoned
an ineparade breach in the circle "a is
atlves aud acquaiurances with whom ~ vas $500
ship. ~" ''ie"o-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-19
Ma. SUlRIEY.

Ma. SHIRLEY,
10 prevent any misconcepton in consequence of W.
article IN your last paper relating a decision Of the
supreme Court on the subject Of passing the counter
elt bills OF the banks Of other Sotes-I would observe
that the law y sufficiently guarded already and needs
no alteration: nor - there any occasion for alarm
me hrs section Of the law relates forging Or pass
ing private notes, securities receipts. Sc The srr
ond relates 70 the forging rendering current tho,
counterfeit bills Of banks in ts State The third re
rates TO the ldterlng aud passing such notes Or bills In
payment The fourth relates to and provides fyr thr
punishment OF those who bring into THIS STATE Or sto
hace ~ possession IA tis State the counterfe bills az
any bank OF dstS State. a1y other Stafe-knoviny
mem 70 DC counterfeit, with intent render them err
REM Or pass them as true Here provision fullv sut
neient. " man should traudulently pass a counter
let PHI o. bank Of another State 1t would De clear
proof that be possessed such b in tbs State with IN
teht 70 pass Il IS true iand this would bring the Or
renee within the fourth section. III the case alluded
TO- tne defendant not indicted, as 70 that note on
"eJ o"'" secuon. "A LAWYER.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-19

DUELriNG.-T editor OF this paper, Is au-
lhonsed by few gentlemen IN this city, WIN
dueliing, to offer premium Of fifty dollars for
Toe best Farce, which shall he produced with
IN one year from the 7ih instant, founded up
on certain facts which have recently occurred,
and are OF universal notoriety. The money
to be paid whenever the Farce is accepted by
committee OF three disinteresied persons ap-
pointed by the association. The editor OF tins
paper, therefore, holds himself responsible for
The above SUN, to be paid on compliance with
the above terms.-.Nev- HdUen Joarnai.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-19

We learn by the IIaiowoll Advocate, that the
committee on ,he seat Of government, have pro-
ceeded To the Penobscot, in pursuance Of the
duties Of their appointment
The Governor Of Rhode-lsana, has appointed
the 5th day of December TO be observed in
Thanksgiving and Praise.
Sporiiag.-A race is to be run at Washing
ton, the 23d instant, for 10000 dollars, $4,000
forfeit between one Southern and a Middle
States horse.
Ertraordinary.--A smooth ovel pebble stone,
weighing nearly two ounces, was lately taken
out Of the heart of slaughtered OK, at Brad
ford.
AT Schenectady, NJ Y. Fair, bull calf was
exhibited, fur which the owner refused to take
go dollars.
Mr.. Nathan Fletcher, of Bradford, on the 9th
instant, worked the whole day made ticelre
cider barrels
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-19
GREAT BRITAIN.

The Duke Of Wellington, left Paris for
Vienna on the 22d Of September. He was to
proceed by short stages as bis health was
Indifferent.
The Dublin Evening Post states, on au-
thprly 10 which Il attaches the fullest credit,
that several noblemen and gentlemen Of high
rank and property in Ireland, had come for
ward with an offer 10 government 10 I'LL gra
tuitously certain public Offices to which large
salaries were attached. The Duke Of Lem
sIer, Marquis of Downshire, Earls of Charlie
mont, Meath, Leiirim, Mount Cashel Carrick
Beimore, Lords Cloncurry and Lismore, Mr..
Grattan, aud others, bad, il IS said, already
!. joined in this patriotic offer.
Several vessels. bound for Honduras, were
.armng al Liverpool, 10 protect themselves
against the depredaiions Of the pirates.
Mr.. beddome, chemist in London. as
seris, that Bees after remaining in torpid
state above a year, and then well boiled, came
to lite on being exposed to the rays Of July
sun.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-19
COLUMBIA.

The PRESIDENTIAL QUEsTloN."- Under
this title The Washington Crawford Gozette
has commenced series Of papers, in which
the personal character. talents, and fame of
Mr. ]. Q ADAMS are assailed with species
OF virulence and audaciiy, Unusual in Aneri-
can journals OF any reputation.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-19
NEW YORK

Judge Yates Is elected Governor Of New
York but the Albany Register says he can
not serve constiluiionaIly.
Useful Invention--Mr. John Leete. in
Broadway, near Spring st. adjoining Mr. NJ
Parker's Repository, has recently invented a
BedsteGd for The comfort and ease OF persons
having broken or fractured limbs Ii is so
constructed that person with broken leg.
when tired Of lying OF one side can change
his position, and can raise himself from his
back 70 sitting posture. without disturbing
the affected limb. Mr.. Leets has likewise
Constructed machine for the relief of horses
with brokeo legs, which promises 10 be Of
great utility.
Spontaneous combustion A large mass of
Virginia coal III the United States Navy Yard
al Brooklyn, for The use of the blacksnith's
shops. took Gre on Saturday afternoon, and
excited much alarm for the safety Of the Tim
Der sheds near il. and The new Irigaie on the
stocks. The coal was small, and remarkably
sulphureous. ". Y. Pa.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-19

try, and tic facility Of escape INTO France,
when pursued General EIio, who was exc
cuted at Valencia, on The An September, is
stated 10 have losf all his pride Of character,
and TO have shown the greatest humility
after the tragica sentence Of death was pas
sed on him. He was sirangled on scanf Id,
erected close TO a delightful garden which be
owned when in the zenith OF bis power, that
this ignominious end might be marked BY
Circumstance, calculated TO make him regret
the loss of llle
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-19
VERNON Il.
PENITEN TIARTES.

The Burlington Republican states that The
State Prison Of Vermont, during the last
twenty two months, has melted the State the
sum Of fise huudged forty two dollars ninety
'wo cents. A single well authenticated fact
Of this kind i entitled TO grea! weight as an
argument in continuation Of The plans and the
cries OF those humane men, who have la5ored
so zeaIously to establish he credit Of peniten-
li4ries can be tired without subjecting the
community TO burdensome expense, one of
he mos pointed objections TO the trial Of
hem vanishes. Ii is TO be hoped that, ere
long, the penitentiares in the other States
will be reduced % sulha system to afford
a permanent revenue 10 The pubic Golfers.
.NewbWp0rt Herald.