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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-27
Virginia TO wit :

az RnicS hottten IN lie Jerks Office of
The Superior C0Dr' IF Chnncery t6r
the Winchester Distr5ctthe first bon
day IN -"Ly 1922. III
Harriet Contad administrative. e
end Jane, 5sobe5deuu, nde,ini,
traitor, of Ed.3ard Canrad deed
AGAINST
Frederick Conrad Exe..o Rrede- Ce1
rick Conrrd decd. John Brown, :
q R"ber' q. Gray ,adn1in'tr,.. {.
OF j, hn Peyton, deed. ,Geore,
E Norton, and Charles MagiH. 81
TIVE nefeHGsGis FredeIIeI, CdnIs1
= Executor of Frederick Cnurad,
decd. and George +. Norton. not bal
wing entered their appearance sud-gi-
ven seeprity according to the Aet Sof
Assembly and Tie .RGles Of hi. Court.
and il Appearing by satisfactory 6si.
doBCe, that they are mo-. Inhabitants Of
this ennnrry Il is ordered, That the
said Defendants DO appear here Oh the
first 'fay of the asxttsrN aud answer
the bin oft'is- plaintiffs and that a
copy Of this order be forthwith insert.
ed in sCsle Eswspap published IN
Winchester, for two mouths success.
slvely and posted at the front door Of
The Court House in the said town of
Winebestef.
A Copy Te.te,
DtNLEL LEE, c. C.
JYlv 2~---s,m.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-27
-marricn-

On Thursday eveaing last, Mr. Jane, I'm.
derSom, tof Jsc,b.lS To- Mss .Haru H,,,rr
d.nea'er OF Mr., Be"jamia ii,rry, ali of this
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-27
WILL. M HINES 6 SONS.
IlE4VERS q DFERS =

A ETER returning their sincere
i fhan!ls 10 thpi, friends aRJ the
puGiis generally. far ;le favors alrea.
dy conferred, respie fniiv inform them,
thar, in uddiiioW 10 their weaving es-
tat ::sl!meIi. they hapr commenced the
DYING BUSINESS, :.
in ali Its >4r,.us bfaae,ies. whie they
promise To execute IN The best manner.
'h.y particularly invtie tause to give
ihaH cali who .lay Carpets, Cover
lets and Diaper 10 weave, as they have
some OF nhe mOst elegant aud fashion
1b!e patterns in tbs State Of Virginia
Elain weaving Of every description
wi! be Gone in The best and neate.l
aEner Their lie, III. shall lie as rea.
s"t@bie as those of any Others Their
Shop is DC Nashinglon street, uea,
= tbs .nit! Poor House. .
: ~. B.. 6enl!emen's apparel will be
ole&nsed Of all grease or stains at the
shortest notice. -,
Merchants having Cloths mill dewed
nrs'ained can have the same cleapsed
On very moderate terms. !!
July q 81.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-27
eSNSS SSNS0o-A
m, fLa mn 4. "a


Cn the 10th Of august
Ticket end shares in the
GRAND. NATIONAL LOTTERY
will advance from The pre- sent p,iee OF
$50 I" Ss5. The sotb drawing will
lake place On the 2ist Of August, when
me following pfizes will be all floatins,
in tie wheel, viz:
~ ! Of 100000 DOLLARS,
1of $4,000 DOLLARS,
/ Of 10000 DOLLARS,
I of 5000 DOLLARS,
81 Of 1000 DOLLARS, DC.
ORDERS, enclosing prize tickets or
cash. for tickets or shares in the aborc
Lotteries, Will receive the same prompt
attention as it personal application
wac made, Ii add, e.sed to
}'a. S. Il Nj. ALLEN G. Co,
Pennsylvania .auenue,
, WASHISC7oN I47.
Where all lottery information NAV be-
obtained gratis.
July % 2w.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-27

'iae'e quotations are Submitted without
2, lnment. Plain scope who fake express
sic's i' th,i' nstOr.i import. are left to Judge
tor them:elVss.-( Hugasia Chronicle. - :
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-27

ERRATA IN mn. kERcBEyAL'9 GRAFTON.
Is Column. line Is from the top for ii. read
iH:0; line IS from do. for Jas;ness read Justice;
line 8 from the bottom, for fund. t.o. read
tsrmoii,,..
% Column, line 60 from do for climate read
S.ret;s, line from do. Cor I've read YOU.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-27
JOIN RGpKINs

'HTE % --..HI. = 20
u. 81. The habit which has been
formerly nermi'ted, hutreceurly fnrlid,
Of persons mailing G. public raed
through nay enclosures, :wiii no Iongcs
90 any consideration. be Submitted To-:
aud at. persons o,sending IL this re
spee' Will, after this uulice,! be prose,
en'ei ae"ordi's t., law J II.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-27
HlLL s; DALE.

J STILL desire to sell thi. FARM
y nne al the most productive In tha
Valley, aboundins with an abundance
81 wood and wafer, and entirely EN-.
closed with substantial Fences, aud Ia
'he best order for farming. Persons
h"po'ed 10 purchase will apply TO M
NY letter or hrE~i-e, and The term
Eni payments will be promptly disela
~ed: l, will lie divided to suit pur
chasers. l.; !. q.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-27

Ga pit, tsImore's letter
6th Jane.
" Our friend Nc
Dol fife is shot in the
small Of 'Irs back tha
wornd h wevpr ], ont
triaing. -"Mr. Nc.
DnGie is cheerful snl
strong" = - :
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-27
gg8e @e3stts.
WINCHESTER

SArUSnAr .UoRNINc, JvE1 2zih. 1929
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-27

~ hnics hoftten nj Tic Jerks Office IF
ne Superior Co'r' IF Chancery t6r
the Winchester DiStr5cttAc first bon
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-27

at Rntes holde" an The clerks 057ce Of
the Superior Court of Chanceru f61
The W.achestc' District the first .Won.,
dau n. Jilfy 1899.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-27

Mr.. McD.'s letter 8th
Jane.
"But four hours have
elapsed. and ! am per .
fec.ly comfortable?
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-27

q Ph''ade' phIs paper says, that severa!
iNm'ii's, which han 're,noved lr",u the city
h''"< hs country anh a,,hy, had returned
20 ENJOY heu!tG.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
The CnrI;,ze RenubL;cun 49,,

The Carlisle Republican. it appears, is
discontinued for the ressons thus assigned
The rems'ness of the subscribers in paw
ing up their dues, has rendered discontinu.
ance ct this paper absolutely necessary-the
Republican will no longer be issued from thi.
office in lis present form. We are not ca
meieons that live upon tie wind, or beats that.
subs'st by sucking their paws The ink ma
keF viii not trust, and the paper maker can.
not afford TO wait for his money. All who
have demands against the printer run open.
mouthed against him: he puts them off with
promises, which he fluids MA subscrib.rs di..
stis him from fulfilling; he is harrasset.
f'e.ted and worried almost to death, and e..
ventusiy Obliged to ruD of OF go to Jail he
dare not ask his Subscribers for money for if
he Goes, they Immediately threaten TO discon
iinue their patronage. Fear of realizing
those happy times, aud other circumstances
not wIthIa our control, forces US, not unwil
hnsiy, to bid our Subscribers good night.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
PUBLIC SALE

virtue of Deed of Trust froE,
AS Fefer kremer, TO the subscriber.
for the purpose OF securing the paw
ment ri the sums Of money therein
mentioned TO Lane & Bronze, will DO
Sold at Puoiie auction, for ready mo-
ney, 10 the highest bidder, JOT No
$50, IN Fairfax's addition to the town
of Winchester, with a TWO STORY
FRAME BUILDING thereon. reoer-
wing from the said Lot twenty five feet
front on Csmeron.street, belonging to
George Kremer. 1t is the same Drb-
perry that is now occupied by Conrad
Kremer. The sale will take place be-
fore the door of Capt. E. MeGuire's
Hotel on Saturday the ffM day of
.uay ne%t' and Sueh title conveyed 10
the purchaser as is vested in the sub.
scriber by the aforesaid deed Of trnst-
THOMAS ALLEN TIDBAEL.
April 2O--tds
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20

On the 29.h ult in skippack township,
Montgomery county, Pa } M,chaeI Zig-
Ter, respectable iOhabitaut of said Mace.
aged 81 years, 6 months and Sd in general
healthy and active man for his age.-He felt
slight indisposition for a few days before
his exit, and in gentle sIumber swooned
away, scarcely perceived by bis NEAREST re.
latiOns without distorting limb, of gesture.
LNorristo1oH, Peg Register.
COMMUNICATED.1
Departed this traRsitOry life at his
residence in this county, on the itth
inst. Mr.. Charles Brent Senr. Of a
Gainling fit, in the eth year Of his sge.
In this man cOneeutered every moral
virtue, calculated TO render him in the
highest degree San honest man." A
heart generou. as ever heaved he SYM
PAthising sigh for others woes throb-
bed within bis bosom, In his conduct
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
CONGRESS-

The House also took up in Committee The
general appropriation biil-among other q.
mendments proposed, the following excel
Lent Proviso was moved by Mr. Cooke and
adopted: Crowded, however, that no mo.
ney appropriated by this act shall be paid tn
any person for his compensation, who is an
arrears to tie " STATES, until such person
shalt have accounted for, and paid into the
treasury, all sums for which he may be liza.
ble"
After some time, the Committee rose, and
the amendments came before the House-on
the question of concurring with the commit.
tee Ut The whole in refusing to make an sp.
preparation to repair the Cumber land road,
MR. Jones opposed the concurrence 10
speech of considerable lsngth-bat, before he
had concluded, on motion Of Mr.. II. Nelson.
the House adjourned.
On Tuesday, in the II. of r. the question
was sgain debated of concurring with the
Committee OF the Whole in striking out the
appropriation for the reiair ofthe Cumber.
kamd Road.-After much argument, tb.
House determined to concur, ayes los. nays
S.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
NOTICE

10 retailers OF spirituous liquors.
AN act to amend an act, entitled ian act to
provide Tor the collection Of the taxes on
licenses to merchants; TO hawSers and ped.
lars; 10 Keepers Of srdnsries and houses of
private entertainment; on law process, and
certain other subjects"
1. be 1t enacted by the General Assembly.
That the provisions of the act, entitled IAN
ect TO provide for the collection of taxes on
licenses to merchants; to hawkers and ped
Iar'; to Keepers of ordinaries and houses of
private entertainment; on law process, and
certain Other SUBJECTS" shall not be constru-
ed to authorize any merchant, hswler, ped
lar or any other person to sell, by retail, any
rum, brandy whlskey, gin or other arden.
spirits, unless such person shall, upon petit
ton 10 the court of the county or corporation
wherein such ardent spirits shall be sold
nave obtained from said court certificate
that the petitioner is person of good chgrac-
ter; Tor which certificate the clerks o! the
court granting The same shall be entitled to a
Zee OF twenty hive cents, TO be paid BY the
petitioner. And who.oever shall sell ardent
spirits contrary to the provision, Of this act
shall be deemed guilty of breach of good
behaviour, and shall moreover forfeit and
pay the sum Of thirty dollars to the common.
wealth, for the use Of the literary fund: Pro
VIdet always, That nothing ia ,ois act con.
taIned shall be SO construed or extend to
Proholt any peT;oo from selling such spirits
as snail have been made from the produce of
ms or her own estate, or distilled by him or
her, or those in his or her employ.
q This act shall commence and be in
force from and after the first day of MAY
next.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
Ten Dollars REGARD
April 2O--tds

~ TRAYED Or stoIeR Ftom the sub
~ scribeC at the Union Mills, in the
vicinity of Winchester, on the night OF
the ssd March, small bright
Sorrel Horse,
FIVE years old this spring. aboui IL
hands high, with white hind feet
up TO the foot lock, star in bic fore
head, q snip on the left nostril, light
switch tail, aud when mounted carries
bis head and tail up. Ia remarkably
sPri5htIJ, shows TO greet advantages,
clean limbed, and PAGES tolerably we'll.
Any person or persons taking up said
horse and defraying the expense of de-
livery, shall receive the above reward,
AMI five dollars for communicating by
mail information where he may be no.
tanned. JAMES S. HOGUEIAND.
MOOrefield Hardy c''Y 81,
APtit 20, ct.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
FROM THE Niagara JOURNAL.
THE LOVERS LEAP

melancholy catastrophe took place near
the Albion Mills district Of Gore. On Tues
day last. young woman, who had for some
time been an inmate in the house of John Sc
cord. IN tit of distraction. threw herself over
precipice, SAID to be hundred feet high
Though she was not dashed 10 pieces, as might
have been expected, the conclusion was so
greaI that she survived but a few hours. II is
said she had set her affections on young man.
who had not made proper return, which was
the cause of the fatal act.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
GRADUATES IN PHILADELPHIA.

A the commencement Of the Uniyersity
OF PeDnsyivania, on the 9TH inst Il gentle
men graduated as Doctors of Medicins--2S
OF these we're from Pennsylvania. Virginia,
as usual, furDishe, her quots-2I graduated,
~ follows:
V1RGINIA-Geo. Smith, puerpersl con.
vnI'iOns; Augustine Abernethy, cholera in.
faDtOm; Benz. H. Moyler, gaStriti'; Solomon
Mordecai, ph.bsis pulmonaIis; Gilley NJ.
Lewis, neliA szedarsch; Hugh n. M'G uire,
tetanu-; Lsndon 3. CabeIl, hydrotho rsx; G..
w. Morris, gonorrhoe; James Cooke, fever,
OF fredericksburg 1921; IN. &. TsIiaferro,
res' and position as remedies; w. w Fem
nell, causes of the vacuty Of arteries; John
ker, smenorrhoes; Edm. BeTkeIy, dyspepsia;
NJ. P. Nelson, cholera infantum; Frs. A..
Wilson, hydrothorsx; Richard B. Perry, hy<
dIoctle; Fontaine Watson, pneumonia; G..
Lee, calcuicus affections; Southy s. Sacbell,
snasarcs; James Spencer, cynarcbe nsllgns;
AleA'r. q. Stractsn, hydrocele; Francis L..
Lee, byd'othorsx; Robert ID. Stsrke, rhcu-
matism; Thos, ?. HOge, hsemortboiI.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
Trust Sale.

Hoy virtue Of a deed Of trust, execu.
lDted by Adam Hamburger & Caro-
line NJ. his wife to me, for the purpose
of indemDi{yipg jacob Vannort as the
security of the said HambaOgh, in
certain note due TO William Canavan,
| shall sell for ready money, Mt public
auction, before the door OF Mr.. John
Jacobs, in the Town of Front Royal,
on Monday the 18th day of May next,
ONE HOUSE Il LOT, and Que unim-
proved LOT lying in said Town; such
title as is vested 10 me as trustee will
be made to the purchaser or purcha.
sers. The sale will commence at II
o'clock. WI. LANE, Trustee,
April 2e.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

.Metanchoty.-A farmer in Indiana
having pulled up remarkable Gue
beet, neglected to fill up the hole from
which it was taken-when his son, an
interesting and promising youth of Is
years of age, unfortunately fell into it,
and in consequence of the ground ca
wing IN, was buried alive. 1t is hoped
that congress will take measures to
check the growth Of such unwarranta-
BILE beets.- Beas that.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20

The Report of,he Committee of The ilouse
of Representatives Or the subject of the Slave
Trade; which was delivered in by Mr.. Gorham
on Friday last. concludes with the folio wing
resolution:
"ResOived, That the President of the United
States be requested to enter into such arrange.
ments as he may deem suitable and proper.
with one or more Of the maritime powers of
Europe for the effectual abolition of the slave
trade"
IL was this report which Mr.. Poinsett ex-
pressed his dissent to. and declared it to be-
the act Of a bare majority of the committee.
Nut Int
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
EXTRAoRDINARY PEDESTRIAN FEArs.

James Bigmore, at Bostoa, England, lately
Undertook to run so miles IN 3 hours. and per.
Inp Urn 1t IN hours and % minutes, of which
~ minutes were employed in taking refresh
nents. On another occasion, ke ran from Lon
uon TO Norwich; IL miles, by the side Of
sage coach, in IA bours.-tJc I. Com. y7dv.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
pkRirRspuRc APRIL Is.

FKkDkRtCkSBCKC APNIL To-
distressing FIRE. We stop the press to am
nounce the painful fact. that fire broke out
last night, about 10 O'Clock, on the premises
owned and occupied by Mr.. John S. Wexford,
which, before it could he subdued. consumed
the whole range of buildings on that square,
with the exception only OF the Farmers Hotel
comprising seven or eight stores aud dwell
ings, besides number ofoat houses, &c. We
have not time at Presen. for further particu-
lars.-L Herald.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
Petersburg, dprH Is.
FIRE AT FREDERICKSR iJRG

EiRc n TNCDEHlSh DOhS.
The last No. of the Virginia Herald, not
having reached town; The following endorse.
ment on the Way Bill received on Saturday
night, and the annexed extract OF a letter
which came to hand yesterday morning, EN-.
brace all the particular, we have been ena
bed to obtain, of calamity which hefe the
town OF Fredericksburg on Friday eveniog
last Intel.
Extract from the Hay. Bill received on .Sa.
tusday night
AT A. M. The Post Office and every
house on this side of The square, except
Youns's Tavern, were this night consumed
by fire. 1t has just stopt. The mail from
this place shall be forwarded to morrow.
WM +. GRAY, P. NJ.
Extract, dated fredericksburg, dprn Is.
Our little town wa, last night sgain visi-
ted by that element, 20 the fury of which it
has so frequently been subject. The cry of
tire assailed the ears of the inhabitants about
III O'Clock, most OF whom had retired tn bed.
IL was di.covered to be in the stable of Mr.
Jno 5. Wexford, On the street leading up to
the Farmers Bank, ard there remains no
doubt butis WAS the vile act of some inc.ndi-
airy. The bail dings, being wooden, and old
he flames were rapid in progress, dwelling
to the earth in the course of a few hours ali
the houses on the street, from the one occu
pied by MIR. w. to the Farmers Hotel,
which being fire proof stopped its devasts.
lions. There were % buildings burnt, the
damages In goods &c. were not very extern
sive, but sufficiently so, to excite the warm.
est sympathy"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
LlTHGDW,S CASE

We learn from Richmond, that on We'd
ne.day evening la.t, A. Lithsow, the Bank
de'sui'er' was found guilty by the Jury upon
one OF the indictments of his case, bringing
IN the offence larceny, and sentencing him
to the penilentiary for one year.
PETERSBURG Int.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
KNoXYILLE. anriL O

'LLH3 .IPTW B.
We have noticed a Paragraph going
the rounds of the newspa pers stating
thar General Jackson will be elected
to Congress from this state. Uniform
ed as we are on this subject, we will
not undertake positively to contradict
the report, but we feel pretty confident
that Gen. Jackson has not the most
distant idea OF becoming a candidate
for seat in Congress- Register.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
A COLD RRIDE.

Missouri paper announces the marriage OF
General William Rector TO Miss Eliza S.
January The bridal chamber, We presume,
was illuminated with icicie lamps; while the
happy couple reposed upon pillowsof sno1o. 10.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20

Mobile is becoming place of great impor-
tance; and, it is possible, may soon be one of
the most populous OF our southern cities In
1873. when the flag was changed, it contained
less than 500 inhabi ants in December, 1919,
when 1t was Incorporated. they amounted TO
500 and The present number is given at 800,
one third of whom are blacks.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
,n1arrtch-

On Tuesdsy evening lat. Mr. Daniel Hes
ter to Mise Safiy HeiphiRStine, daughter
OF MIR. VIM. Hrlphinstine. all of this plsce.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20

While CosBETT is roasting the tories Of
Great Britain upon his Gridiro,r. one of our
countrymen has commenced paper IN Virgin
ia called TIE RatieSnake. Theirs is no dis
putting about tastes, or feelings ether.-li6.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20

A late London PAPER states, that ",ir Ro.
BERT WILsON has received an official copy
OF decree OF the Colombian congress, COM
ferring on him the thanks of that republic
for his eloquence in the British pArIia Dent,
while defending the cause of humanity, and
the rights Of people StrOsgiog for liberty"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
BANK STOCK.

IN Shares of Valley Bank Stock for
~ sale. 9ppEy at the Gazette Office.
April zO--8ls.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
TIE NAVAL COURT MARTIAL.

We learn that the naval court martial row
sitting at Bo,ton, has got through the trial
of captain Shaw, and is nov proceeding
with the charge. against li.ut abbott.
Norfolk Beacon.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20

Jonathan Smith, Esq late Cashier of he Of
nee OF Discount and Deposte of the Bank of
the United States at Philadelphia, was, on
Tuesday last, unanimously elected Cashier of
the Mechanics Bank Of Philadelphia .,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20

John adams is reelected Mayor, and Hill.
liam " Fns7vhylsonn. Recorder. of The city of
Richmond, > for the ensuing year-Ei5.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20

We regret to iesrs, that letters from our
squadron III the HIediterranesl, bring news OF
the death of .II;dShili,nGn Ihomqs Uorthiueton,
son ct DIR, G. Worthng,or, of George own, a
young gentleman ofengaGing qsslities 8. great
promise. He fell m duel al Port Mahon. Ei5
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-06

o; The 1neaSe. RI. 5siimore Ametiss afe..
eeived yesterday, contains a.long Iesier from
DIR. Smith on the subject, which is really of
On slsrrins iSoport IL las ssiyed 90 piss,.
pa,e st cIee tho confidence which We have
ever nIerisined 10 the efficacy and ce1iosy
OF Naceira ion. The small pox, it seems,
RACES in Baltimore, sixteen per,ons having
died IN tbs, city Of the disease, iu The second
week ol. this mon'h. Ani, what is wotse, the.
disease appears under moiihcs'ion, differing
l.om he old small pox, 10 which The name Vt
the rsrio!eii disease has be.n given.
National Infeihseneer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-06
TEE pITER AIf.

On Sundsy nigh, last, says tho frausiin
G.zetts, y store was broken open in tho
neig ghborhoo Of Woodbury., New Jersey and
tiaed OF its con,en's. Among the variety Of
which thsre was small qoanli,y of An,imon-
tal Wine. One of the robbers. .urposihe it
to be the reaf juice Of the grape, .drans 1t. 1t
opeea,ed 80 powerfully, .hs, bi, comtsdes
were under the necessity Of taking cave Of
their companion in order 10 avoid detection,
ono were prevented from carrying the goods
u sny distance. ....