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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-14
Trust Sale

BY virtue of deed Of trust exeeu.
ted TO the subscriber by Jacob r. Nick
lin and wife, TO secure the Daymen,
Of certain sums of money therein men.
toned, to Leroy DaingerGeId, will be
sold, on Tuesday The 1st Of October
next, for ready money, tract or par.
eel Of land, lying and being in the
county of Frederick and state Of Va.
adjoining the lands of the said Nick
lin, Robert McCandless, esq. and O.
theirs, containing, by estimation,
Fifty Eight AcfeS,
be the same more or less. Such lille
will be made the purchaser as is vest
ed IN the subscribTr. The sale will
take place on the premises.
LEROY P. DAiNGERFIELD.
sept. ff-3t. Trustee.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-14

proceed TO the next store to act over the
same farce. A female country cousin of niue
last week came IN to pay me visit, and
whom knew possessed not twenty cents in
.ne world and insisted on my accompanying
ger TO The new stores, "to cheaper the price
OF few articles" az she said | was per-
suaoed to attend her, and had the mortifcs.
ton To IND she possessed many of those petty
arts practised by our town ladies, that cause
so much disgust to shop.keeper,. She In
CURED Tor dozen articles in breath: with.
out waiting to hear the price, s'please. sir.
lot me look at those feothered fans-wbat's
the price of this piece of nruiPd cambric-
III take pastsrn sir,-what do you ask for
your quarter of dollar calicoesp" -Twenty
five cents" "That's very high, no body
Pretends TO ask more than twenty cents
now days-lt: me look at that risce Of
trimming, what's tho price ?" I. Two
,h'iiInGs." "Tve seen much better than that
IN tho next a'ore for one and sixpence; Sir,
I'm give you one and ninepence, and take
three yards "Well, madam, GU may take
1t. III rs not for myself SIR, ILL take
pattern. and if the LADY like. it, sher send
Tor IT," She then tried on pair Of fine
white kid gloves, and through carse,sne,s
tore them, and then offered the man half
price because they were torn. The young
man very modestly told her that she had ,ri
ed them on contrary to his wish or consent,
and had Spoiled them; it was now her duty
to take them. She replied that she did not
come prepared 10 make any purchases this
atiernoUn; that her sister was in want of n
pair OF gloves, and that she was merely look.
ing at them for her, The young gentleman
told her she was welcome TO them, as they
were now OF no service 20 him, She replied
that he was an impertine Mt fellow, and she
never would enter his store again.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-14
Notice.

THOSE who purchased at the sale
Of the property of George Kreps, in
December, 1920, are notified that
their Bonds have been long due--the,
must pay up Immediately, or be sued.
Also, all persons in Winchester. &
IN The counties of Frederick and She
nandoah, indebted to the Mutual AS.
surance Society against Ere on build
ings 10 the state Of Virginia, mus,
make immediate payment to the SUBJ
seriber, or they will be sued.
Set f4-3t. OBED WAITE.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-14
FALL GOODS

George w. Miller s. Sons
IA AVE, aud are selecting from the
Il 4 late arrivals at this Port. a gene .
raj assortm' mt Of seasonable
ID Il 7 G o D d s.
They have received from New York
large assortment of Mems and Wo-
mems superior Silk Umbrellas, &c, ss
and 80 inches, Senshav, Ivory and
Wood hooks, gilt and plated mounted,
Merino Shawis, Leghorn Bonnets.
Ridderminster Carpeting, &c, which
VIII be sold cheap for cash or a shore
credit.
NO. 24e, corner of Market and Ii.
6erty Streets, Baltimore.
September IL.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-14
ESTRAYS.

N obedience to an order TO us diree
Il ted, we have this 10th day of Au-
gust, 1922, viewed and appraised s
estray Steers, taken up by Josiah Lock.
hart, one red and white, supposed to
be three or four years old, with a crop
and slit in the right ear, valued TO
nine dollars. One red, with one small
mob OF a horn, no ear mark, valued to
eig BIT dollars. The third black, with
white face, and marked with crop of
the right ear and half crop off the
lett, valued to seven dollars.
GEORGE SMITH,
JOSEPH MCKEE,
MOSES NEW BANKS.
Septembor f4-3i.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-14
III arrtpn-

On Tuesday eveniug 10th Instant,
at Moutain View, Col. George ". HI
ger TO Miss .fnna Jane, daughter of
Mr.. Henry Richards, all of this coun-
ty.
-, On Thurs day evening last,
Mr.. SotoHon Horn Ia Mrs. Susanna SLa-
gle, wiio" Of he ate Mr.. John SiagIe
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-14

Gen. James Wilkinson, who not long
since took trip to Mexico for the pur.
pose as was alleged, ofa priraie and
not a political nature, it is said has en-.
listed in service of the imperial Itur-
bide. IL is stated that he had received
an appointment under the government
worth about $4,000 year. A pretty
snug Income Tor u plain republican to
eujuy. Col. Star.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-14
Flax Seed s. Wheat Wanted,
Sept.-1A

DIN REED & Co. wish to pur
@D chase Z or 5000 Bushels of Flax
Seed; and ~ to 10000 Bushels of good
and merchantabie Wheat; for which
they will give the highest market
price 10 cash; or take it in exchange
for dry goods, salt, or any other goods
they have to dispose of. Those who
have the above articles for sale. NAV
rest assured il will be TO their adyan.
tage to call at their Store House, for.
merly occupied by Mr.. Lewis RofF.
and lately by Hr. John w. Miller.
Sept. f4-3to;f.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-14
SUTTON /. HARRIS

I'D ESPEC TFULLY informs his
aNfriends and the public that he has
on hand. and will constantly keep q
general assortment of Dry Goods and
Groceries, Hard-W Ware aud Cutlery,
China, Queens and Glass Ware, &c.
all of which he will sell low for cash
or country produce.
Semi. IL. 81.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-14

To my Friends s Customers
OWE many hanks for he liberal
u encouragement have met with in
Business; & have now to solicit con.
inpance OF their patronage in behalf
of Mr.. Sutton /. Harris, to whom I
have lately sold my establishment.
JAMES GRAHAM,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-14
BIRD LAW.

A Pennsylvania Agricultural Socies
ty have recommended to their fellow
citizens to prohibit the practice of
shooting birds, inasmuch as it is be.
lieved that the alarming increase IF
insects in that State is principally
owing to the destruction Of birds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-14
TAKEN UP

agY the subscriber, on the e5th Of
4gJune, small black MARE, a.
bout thirteen and half hands high.
nine or ten years old, some white hairs
IN her tail, left eye blind--appraised
TO 60 Dollars.
WILLIAM ADAMS.
September a.. nd.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-14
G. A. s. FINE SALT.

% RYAN HAMP SON & SON have
ED just received from Liverpool di.
rect, quantity of G. A, Salt in bulk,
and tine in sacks, which they offer for
sale
Alexandria, Sept. "a
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-14
AGRICOLA.
WASHINGTON, Sept. If.
FLORIDA

The Legislative Council Of Florida
appear to be diligently engaged in the
discharge of their duties. As the bu-
siness OF their 6rst session embrace
as far as practicable, the enactment of
q general code of lawsfor The Terrific
ry, it is both important and ardrous.-
Down Ia the 9th OF August many bills
had been under consideration, aud acme
Of the most interesting had iiually pas
sed. Among ihe former were, bills TO
raise a revenue--,o regulate civil pro-
eeedinSs aud chancery proceedings
to regulate damages Oh bills of ex-
chanse-to establish inferior courts
to regulate descents-hills concerning
awards aud arhitrstion, proceedings on
attaehments--to prevent frauds and
pcriUries--for the distributions of in
testate estR;es-for regulating execu-
tons, &c.
The bill providing for the election of
Delegate to Congress had heen ma
tGred and passed. By this bill the
Council have extended the right OF suf-
frage TO soldiers, sailors, and marines,
in the public service. On this princia
pie, however, the Council was nearly
divided; a motion being made TO ex.
elude that description Of persons from
voting for Delegate to Congress, ii was
rejected by the casting vote of the Pre-
sident, Mr.. Brnnsugh, The members
in favcr of granting the privilege, were
Messrs. Gather. Hauham, Miller aud
White; those againTt ii were Messrs.
Call. Law. Murray, and Reynolds.
The territory has been, by one Of the
acts, divided into counties in the
East, s.. Johns aud Duvai-in the
West, Eacambia and Jackson.
The following resolution was adopted
by the Couuei on the 9th of August,
nd committee appointed to draft
memorial accordingly.
RESOLVED, by the Legislative council
nf me territory of Florida, that re.
spectFul n,emorialought to be addressed
to the President of The United States.
anon the subject of general interest 10
the irhabitanis of this territory, and
particularly TO request His Excelieuey
70 direct the officers Of the engineer
cnrps, VINO are expected shortly to
make survey of Tampa bay. by order
# the Secretary Of Wsr, 10 explore the
interior OF the country, and report to
the Gnvernor Of this territory the NEST
eligible place for the permanent seat
Of government, and to lay out the near
est practicable road from ST. Augustine
to the place designated, and from
thence to Pensacola
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-14
Stop the Murderer!

q CERTAIN John Cresap, (sop
IA of Robert, North Branch Of Pc.
tomse. Allegheny comfy, Maryland, J
committed wanton and unprovoked
murder on the body of William Dun
woody, q respectable and harmless l.
F,shmen, late from Belfast, e few DAYS
since, and made his escape from the
officers OF Justice.-Said Cresap ia :
bout feet 2 inches high; nineteen
years Of age; of a swarthy complexion;
has a ANAL faee-has a singular habit
of giving his feet small cast. desert.
bins something like a semicircIe, when
he walks. A liberal reward will be
given for experimenting and securing
said Cresap in any Jail in the United
States, SO that he be brought TO Justice
JAMES MACK.
a friend Il eountryman of the de.
ceased,
Sept.-1A
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-14
WINCUEST Err.
APPOINTMENTS.

Col. Thomas Roberts, rostmas,er, 4
Major William Dawson, deceased.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-14

addressed the court:-tBernard Haig
is the cause fmy death-be seduced
my wife, and caught him in the eel.
lar with his trewsers over his arm,
and my wife acknowledged to me her
criminal connection with him that
night. which is the cause Of my DEATH"
Cumming aud MeDuflie went to
Buucombe Springs, in North Carolina,
TO fight on the 3ist ultimo, the result
Of which was hourly looked for.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-14

We have lately noticed the eonyic-
ton Of John Leehler for the murder OF
his wife, under circumstances which
appeared greatly to sggrsvate his
guilt, The Democratic Press, Of yea.
terday, states, that new direction 90
the subject had been given to the eur
rent Of public feeling, in consequence,
we presume, of the publication of the
trial. which places the unfortunate
mans conduct in rather Il different
light from that in which 1t had been
previously viewed. LeehIer is nas
tive Of Lancaster city, Pa aged 40,
married about is years, has children,
the eldest f6, the youngest year old.
Returning home unexpectedly at night,
he detected an aduiterous intercourse
between his wife and B. Hais, and
Haig gave Lechler 800 to say nothing
about it. The disco very deeply wound
ed Leehlrr, and ne became daily more
distracted by dwelling upon, and talk
ing If, the injury he had sustained
He frequently declared he would kill
both his wife aud Haig, uttering the
bitterest curses and deuuneiatiOns a.
gainst the latter, whose heart he said
he would eat. At length nc delibe-
rately murdered his wife. and went to
murder Haig, but by mistake shot bis
wife.
On the trial the youngest ofLech-
ler's children was produced TO show
/ how like he was to the prisoner at the
bar, and request was made by the
! prisoners counsel to have baig brought
! into court TO show that the child was
like him. Immediately after sentence
! had been passed upon Leehier, be thus
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-14

On Wednesday last in Lancaster. John
LechIer wac convicted of numbering Mary
Lrcher his wife, and Mrs. Haag, abou, six
months ego, 10 that city. The jury brought
in a vsEdict Of murder of the first degree
The prosecution is stated to have been ably
conducted by Mr. Jenkins, and the defence
made with indefatiRsbIe Industry, great legel
talent, and remarkable ingenuity, By George
b. Porter, Esq. Mr. Champney an Mr..
Psrke. On his return to jsil, Lecher fully
confessed the crime with which he had been
charged Previous to srsDgIing his wife, he
ermitted her TO pray for half an hour ; but
the monster refused to let her take leave of
her children The public feeling was up to
very high pitch of excitement during the
whole OF the trial, Franklin GGz.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-14
BLANK DEEDS

FOR slLE At THIS OFFICE
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-07
-o:2:o.@.o.-.,


"Nepporf, II. LJrL 10, 1922.
"This town is so de!igh fully situar, Al tor
.a,ubri,y and commerce, and the whole island
for sg,icu! utc and Inanuioc,ures, that il eau.
ses strangers without distinction 10 wonder al
It's laneuishing state. / remember il in The
d.ys of the Gibbs, Loptg's, Rivera's and 9TH
crs, where all was bus!le and sctivity-but,
elias what q change. spoke on the occa-
sion 10 one Of is most intelligent inhabtsnls,
and Ia m en,ed its want ofsp,'il--his reply was
a uan. Of cahitai This moy be correct !;
wty then &ith sncb hsfbor, and The Eastern
pa't Of the island connected vi'b the main
land by ap adm,rabe stone bridge, do not
some of the en,eIpriIing merchants OF other
parts ct New EogisDd or the other States,
come and put all IN motion again, where there
exists such sbundsDi advantages Why such
a looking out for new situations 10 the West
end the South, while the town Of Newpor, is
going TO decay, and ITS enchanting island
holds forth the pleasing lures OF health. con
tcntment, ease, and all subluDsry happincss-
the admiration Of "a Wash,ng,on---a l., Fay.
etc, end numerous othcrs--a State, though
small, which can boast of Green, Perry, a
ksr;on and an Oaey, among It's mattress =
The Lib,aty Of this towo, neatly destroyed by
Inc BfltlSn w NuC " ~
superior and elegan, building remaining nm.
iniured, Is again looking up. It's engaged
bat economical directors are replacing the va.
Gated shelves with the choicest selection OF
books. Their urbsni,y towards respectable
strangers OF each sex is proverbial, that IN the
absence Of gra;Hcat,on Of tho eye Of the
ocean, the harbor, the ports, The neat farms,
&c. and Of the ear from social and eblisening
intercourse, the mind should not plead wan;
Of occupancy
"The religious places Of divine worship
are 10 in numbe', Episeopsi Church, |
Moravian, 2 Congregational, q Baptist, |
Methodist, aod | Jews Synagogue, the latter
. handsome BRICK builiing, but now unoccu.
pied, as there is not Jew in tie town. NJ.
Noah, Of N. York, with others OF bis breIh.
ren, is expected here soon, 10 deliver an Ad-
dress 10 The Synagogue, in order 20 maintain
their right in rho building and lot, which il is
said must be occasionally done, repor, says
annually, to obviste their being taken posses.
sion of 10 righ, Of the town--,he period,
however, is fast approaching, when this Syn
syogus, should il remain, must becoms a
Christian Temple and the ancient people OF
the old Covenant 20 brought Ia with the iol.
nes, Of ,hs osw, taa, /" G,d m'y be all and ~
all"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-07

In Providence, On Saturday sfternoon last, Mls.
Eh-abeii Bur0c:. wife OF Mr. James Duruet, aged 81
--sunday evening, Miss .'Iary Bur-. aged 81 years
Monday. Mr. .Jaco6 WooIpa,d in the S5lh year
of his age.
In Louisville, Geo on the 18th ult. Mr.. JoG Hood.
man. agei32. formerly OF Providence.
81 his seat in Roxbury, on Thursday last. James
Perkins Esq senior.partner of the respectable house
cfJ < T. IL Perkins, & Sons, OF Boston.
in Westford, MIR Reujes Vogc aged So. lie was
found dead in the woods, and from numerous cir.
cnmstances, The jury Of inquest brought in verdict
oIwi.iul murder.
Near Sumpterviile, Is. c. Mrs. Martha Clark, in
the l05th year of her sge-sso, about week preyi.
Gus, Mr. George Coulter, her brother, aged iG7
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-07

On Fndsy iaai "a. stsa.a aoat Connecticut,
Capt. Bunker, made an excursion 10 New
Bedford, win parry consisting OF upwards
OF Two nUndred ladies and gentlemen from
Providence aod this place. Shs started from
Deans wharf a few minutes pasC five aud ar
,ived at New Bedford little before ten o.
clock, where she remained two hours. Ii
was nigniy gratifying 10 witness the affable
and hospitsbie manner IN which the pasty was
received and welcomed by the inhabitants OF
That encrp'isinS and houfishing town. The
Wharves were throngad with people, IN whose
countenances beamsd the smile OF welcome.-
tho coors were displayed on the shipping
eud ioad, huzzas gressed the stsangets on
their Arrival. At IL O'Clock The ConnecIicut
started from Now. bedford on her feturu--
aud il was admirable To witness the as,onish-
ing power OF ner mighty machinery. She
had TO mend against strong wind and tide,
and an unusually uOisterous sea--noIwithsland-
ing watch she cached here ~ safety, and
proceeded for Providence on the same even
Ing. Ii is 5nt justice TO say OF Capt. Bunker,
that eis whole department was that OF ne
gentleman, and his whole attention was devo'
tad to The comfort and convenience Of his nu.
mefeus guests. The provisions aOd (ef, esh.
,nsnts tos the iauDt were ample In ouanluy
and supe5ior Ia Iuanty--and to her spsciou,
Snd elegant accom- mOdai Jns, were added po-
lite and attentive servants, ever ready to min.
hster, with cheerful aiaciiIy, to the wants Of
mo company. On the whole, but Tor a little
sss-sickness, owing to The ve'y great swell
OF the waves, more pleasan, and egtseab c
excursion Cannot we'll be conceived OF.
By lhe advertisement, III this days paper, i,
will be seen that Capt Bunker, iatends mok-
ing sno,her excursion on L rid,y next, some
where within the NacraE anseti Bay Douu,
isss many will avail themselves Of this oppo,
-tuni,y to eajoy delightful jsuot upon the wa.
,rer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-07

us'iee to these deludcd wre,ches With az ev..
en- haod. Tnere are 70 or 80 confined, ys,
10 DC tried, and many more vii no .sken up
ss soon as they nave room TO coL6ne lncln
Great preparations are making and all IN =
miiitay are put IN preparation to quad d.
gsins any sttemp. ot ,hc same kind AGAIN,
ou' we nave no apprehension oil is osng a.
tempted.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-07
REAL ESTATE FOX SALE.

KF.NL ESIAIF. FOK SALF.
IT T. subscriber contemplating removal from this
s,ste Offers tnr safe AIS estate, situate On the
Point consisting Of a Dwelling House, aud six lois
OF land. near to ard adjoining the house.
ALSO,
The soop FLncy. bur,ben So tons, good stsuneh
vessel wel found, and in good order ior sea--now
Iyiis al Marbles Gate Dennis wharf on the Point.
where she may be seen
For particulars and terms Of sale Of the above pro-
rery, sppyto PELkG BATTLES
Newport. July ID. 1892. Iu1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-07
NE WPOki.
Republican Nomination.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7. 1922.

AT Gcnerai Convention O, the he
publican Dt.egates RON the several towns
oi unls State, holden III THIS sown Oh tnc
l2th uitilno-CALEB EARLE, Presi-
deat lHUmAs nIvERs, oec'u---H
rpas UNANIMOUSLY reS0lVea, that JOB
DO -. ana oAMULL EDDY bc
recommended 10 the Frcemen tor re elec-
lion, as Representatives TO the 18th Con-
gress Of the Cmleu States.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-07
TAXES FOR 1922.

THE Subscriber, Collector OF tho State
4 and Town Taxes, voted in June last,
hereby gives notice, that he has commenced
The colicctioo Of The same, and respectfully
requests sil those indebted for said Taxes, TO
pay the same without delay, at No. 9, Market
Square. JOSEPH MARTIN.
Newport. AJgua ?. CIV.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-07
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
Eh1'ERED.
sloop Elenora, Brown, from New-York.
CLE,fRED.
Sloop Ia!cyon, Vars, for Albany.

.DE.HOR.iND.?.
Ship Newport, Burroughs, OF this port. sailed
from Liverpool about the lJt, Of June, for Russia.
Left at H-vana. Juiy ii. brigs orozi'nbo smith. of
and for Bristol, days John, and Russell, OF this
port. both dischsrgng.
Brigs Maria, Lawlon, of Bristol. and Baltic, III.
dred. of Newport, both from Havana, were perform.
ing Quarantine at Eisineur, June L.
arrived at Trieste, May IS. brig Neptune, Mosher,
of Bristol.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-07
NEN GOODS.
H4PYE1 SESSIONS

n AS just received good ssscrmen, az Goods,
suitable TO the season--which he offers Al a
small advance from the cos,--vz--
London black and blue Broadcioths and CASH.
meiesi Go fancy coIors do; 50 black Bomhss sins
81 black and coiored do Nsnkn End Canton Grapes,
lnd'a black aud colored Levaniines Grape shawls,
Grape long ,hawls English Cashmere lcrg shswis,
Cashmere shawls fsg and black silk lidk,s fancy
s'k do' Gaose do, white aud black silk Gsuze.
black. white and plaid Lut.rings PsrAscs. chc'p,
gsrnilure and pisin Ribbons Merino shawIs, do
hdkts, black. white and oclored India sk shawisg
black and colored India satins silk Vesings blue
and yellow Nankins furnitorcs and Copperplates,
cheap Cs'icoesi Bombssets furniture aud common
Mmo,y 4 and 6 4 Cotton Cs,nbrieks J,conet do,
and & = sheer Muslins india. Mull and Took dos
Muslin and teno tidkfs. with borders, ~ Linens
and long Lawns Linea Cambria iIdkfs Feather
fans--str'ped snd white Jesns--mi xed Cambieis for
coats and pontsioons--bleschcd ana unbiesched A.
merioan Co'tons great varie,y-plaios snd stripes
--5ed,icks, &c. &c. &c. July "a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-07

The discovery OF the black insurrcction in
S. Carolina was indeed most pfoyidcntiai and
ioFtunaie; tor 1t appears their arranG emcnts
were S, extensive, that but for the timely dis
closure, the whole of that state would, IN a
lew days. have presented the horrid spectacle
once Witnessed in 81. Domingo had
The eh'stmovement in Charleston been success,
iuI, II would probably have been the signal
tor general massacre through the slave states.
We believe il was Randolph who once said,
IN debate, that "rever does The night bell
ring The aiarrn oI fire, but the mother hugs
he' infant closer TO her bosom" II such was
the feeling OF apprehension snj dsque,ude
years ago, what must ii be COW
" Y Con, yffr,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-07
.iI.JL RjLD.

At Providence, On Thursday last, by the Rev. Mr..
Crocker, Rev Samuel Brea.on MarV. of North Kings
town, to Miss Caroline Fyayg yones. daughter OF Al
cxanocr Jones, Esq of ,he iurmer p,dce.--On sun
day, Mr. Oinsr Uifirrs, 20 Miss SnSan RDbrrfs.