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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-05

" Jb'h ldHh1 VIII E'dhl SBdf ne "
you vii ak pardon for the crime you
ere about to commit, and which you
must regret. want no pardon, and ! re-
ffrt exceedingly that have mol succeeded.
/, appears thai crime is not OF any con
sequence in sour eyes TO kill You is mol q
crlmc but duty hose portrait is that
which was found upon you? 1t ;hat of a
Jofng person whom love. Shc will be very
sorry tlat have MOI succeeded she alb
hors you ~ much as | do myself But,
hewerer,f pardon you, viii you feel obi
scd 20 me u warn you that ! shall kill
YOU notwithstanding, at late period
Napoleon was tbuudcrs;ruck at this an
sncr he ordered The prisoner 10 be taken
away hc was tried and shot
lie died IL the same state of enthusiasm,
refused sustenance, affirmed that he had no
aecomplces, aud was urged on solely by
his own impulses > although, being told
that peace nas concluded, he appeared o.
serJoyrd, eNclHlu;ng at the moment of
execution. IRE Ia Pair pire RAJ
ienagne = Thr principal difference be
twern this account and that of q alea a
IL, that the latter represents Napoleon as
having delayed The execution four-and-
twenty hours, with the desire OF pardoniDg
the young man, who, however, at the end
OF THIS time, was found TO persist ia his fa-
nalcal purpose, Notwithstanding cOudne-
Incnt and fasting.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-31
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES



An Irish newspaper furnishes the FOL
iowin, anecdote OF Shakespeare. 1t is
in no other way remarkable than for the
style OF his letter to his sweetheart. IL
is impossible not to see in it the same
ease and vigor of pen which aiterward,
distinguished his great illusions. There
is poetry i'll every sentence of it and po-
etry which is worthy the author of" The
Tempest" 1t is dclightlul,o TO read these
early indications OF his divine genius.
There is a portrait Of Shakespeare in
the possession of gentleman Of Dublin,
which contains an inscription Indicating
tha! it was presented by our immortal
bard himself to Ann Hathaway ard
Mllor w. Stewart of Lisburn, has for
nished the Belfast papers with the follow
ing copy OF an original letter also sent to
this Young lady by Shakespeare, when
he was 27, and she / 9 years of age she
atterward, became his We D.
ITO ANN HArHAwAYE.
DeeyeSSfc Anna-As thou haste al
wave iounde NEE toe myc wordc moste
trcWe, soc thou shalt see have stryctly
kept mye promyse. II pray you perfume
thy, m!c poor locke with thy baimy kis.
ses, FORE thenue indeed shalic kyngs
thcmse!ye, bow and paye homage tee il,
- doe assure thee norrude hand hattie
knouide lite, thye WHY'S alone hattie
doae the worke. Neylherre the gyleicdc
bawblc that enyyronnes the head OF Maj
este, noe norre honourres moste mightce
would give NEE halle the ioye, as didde.
thysc, myc little worke torre thee. The
feelings ,hatte didde ncerestc approache
uhtoe lite, was that which comcihe nygh.
este untoe God, meeke and gentle Chary.
tyc, iorre ,hatte vertue, q Anna, doe |
love, doe | chery she thee inne mye
hcartc forre thol art as tall cederre
stre'chynge lorthe its branches, and sue
cou'yne the smaliere plants irome nyp-
bynge' winterre orr the boysterouse
windes. --Farewel!e, to-morowe bye
tymes vile See thee; tile theme "a
dieue. Sweet love thvnne evcrre.
WIN SHAKESPEARE"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-31
BOSWELL.

After one Of DIR, Johnson's publica.
tioos, his biogrIhtr, Boswell, repaired
to the lodgings Of his idol with The Mag
azines of the day in his hard in order 10
read the structures on his performance.
After perusing two or three criticisms,
the petulance OF the Doctor got the bet.
ter of his good sense, and he exclaimed
peevishly, Enough, enough, good Sir,
now you have taken infinite pains TO
bring me an account of what is said OF
me individually, give me leave to ask
what you imagine the world says OF you
and ne conjoin,ly." Upon my word,
Doctor, l cannot pretend to say" an.
swered Bosw ell. Why then, III tell
you" continued Joanson, "they say
that am mad dog, and that you arc
the tin cannister tied to my tall"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-31
BY the President o. the Um,ed Sta,eS

LN HEREAS by the 81 sectoa OF AT act of Con-
w gress, passed on the Sd of March. 1919, en-
titled An act to designate the boundaries OF dis
trtcts. and established land Offices Tor the disposal
OF public lands not heretofore offered for sale in the
sstes OF Ohio and INDIANA" the President Of the
United states is authorized, by law, TO cause certain
lands 10 be offered at public sale
Therefore, /, James Monroe, President of The Uni.
ted Staies 10 hereby declare that public sales IA
greesb>y to nv) shall be held as follows, viz.
At the Land Office at Deawsre in OHIO, on the
third Monday in Angus, nex. tor the sale Of
Townships Z and north, in ran.
ges and 10
8 4 and 6 Go. II
2 q and do. lc
At,he Land Office at P;qua Ohio. on the first
Monday in Angus, next, for the sale OF
Townships ! , q and 5 north, in ranges
Q 8 and 4
At the same place, on the arst Monday in sep,em-
townships | Q 4 and north, in ranges
6 Z and 8
At the same place, on the FIRST Monday in October
next, tor the sale OF
Townships 6 snd 8, in ranges 2 s q
S and 8
At the Land Ofice at Brookvi,le, indiana on The
third Monday in S ptember .. x,. for the sale of
townships IL !S ~ and 30, in ranges
. 2 81 and
iS 10 end so 6
AZ the sam. place. on the third Mondy in October
next for the sale Of
Townships IS l9 and 90, in ranges 80
10 IL and l3
" lS lo and 30 IL
Al the Land Office established for the District Of
Terrc Hsu,e IN Indiana. on the first Monday in No.
vember next, for tie sale Of
Townships - and 20, in ranges s+567
8 and west
IA - and rs I east end west
Zach sal. will commence with the lowest number
cfsec,ion, township, and range
The lands reserved b, law for the use of schools
or ,or other purposes will. ss asuh, be resefSed
iron sale
Given under my hand. a, the city Of Washington,
this 10th day OF May, 1892.
JAMES MONROE.
by the President
JOSIAH MeIos,
f Commissioner Of the General Land Office
May 20 tNov Z.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-31
DUFLLlNG "A scRAr
F.am Greesenr,dys's .AioGsrn Chlralr

From Breeksnr,dSs's .Modsrn Chiyaiy
81" have two objections to tins duel
matter: The one is, lest should hurt
you; and the Other is, lest you should
hurt me. | do NOT see any good it would
do me to put bullet through any part
of your body; | could make no use of
you when dead Tor any culinary purpose,
as would a rabbit or turkey. am
no cannibal to feed on the flesh of men
Why thea shoot down human creature
of which | could make no use? 4 buff
falo would be better meat. For though
your flesh might be delicate and tender.
YET il wants that hrmness and cor,sisten.
cy which takes and retains salt. At any
rate it would not he fit for long VOYAGES.
You might make good barbacue, it is
true, being of tho nature of a racoon or
an opossum; but people a.e s,ot in the
habit of barbacuing any thing human
now. As to your hide, j, is not worth
taking ofF being little better than that of
year.old colt. As to myself, | don't
like much to stand in the way Of any
thlag that is harmful. Il am under ap.
prghcn,lons you might hit me. Tba,
beng tt- case, | think il most advisable
10 siSy ut a distance. If you want to Try
your pistols, take some object, tree, or
barn door about my Dimensions. lf
you hit i'l',, send me word. and | shall
acknowledge ''at if | had been in the
ssne place, you n.'sat also have hit mc."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-31
CARP iiNGS.
NEW PAPLh-HANGINGS.

Just opened, luther supply OF new aud elegant
French and American Paper-i'sngngs, at p.lces
much less than ever before knVSn
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-31
POI Tx ".
yoR The RHoDxIsLAsD bEpusLIcAN.
.NONODY.

On Javori'e dog. Lately deceased.
RAhE"ELL! sweet Muse Q long farewell!
To all the virtues OF Ridei,
For twenty years, his masters pride,
And ne'er bis sorrow I'LL he died.
Fortwcnty years, at bed and board,
The faithful servant ofhis lord.
How many antic tricks he knew,
Are known, but TO a friendly few,
And, sh his worth, tho ofmuch weights,
Scarce can our verse commemorate,
Our verse, that family Can portray,
Taose qualities, that dogs display,
yei when his master oft would roam,
He'd bark and whine and AK for home,
For home was ever his delight,
a cushion served him day and night
lis mistress darling, happy brute.
Who coald both lord and lady siiits
Zen beatty sheds the cbrystai teas.
And begs rlnglet Of his hair
Earewe.i sweet. Muse long farewell
To all the virtues Of Fidel.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-31
kaTssr im7oaririoHS OF
SPkIAG GOODS.
LAM 6 HAMMOND.
MAS JUST REcgIyED,

Il xTRA super and supeifihe real London and
IL French fashionable blue ard black Brosdeioths
and Cgssmeres
Elegant patterns of fashionable yestings-Manda
rim Grape and fiorentlne for do
irsh Linens and Linen Cambrcs, in whole and
half pieces, remarkably cheap.
English twist and " Waitham powerioom cotton
shlrtngs.
Fine Crsvst Muslins, and fancy or rlso crAvat
bandkerchiefs.
Company Flag and Bandaono hdkfs.
Double and single black barcelona do.
Blue. mazarin blue, and yellow Nsnkins.
Ssttnets Csssinets. York stripes and striped Jeans
Long and short silk and cotton Hosiery.
Weab's Patent suspenders-best beaver Gloves.
Silk and cotton Umbrellas
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-31
ALE.

JONATHAN L ALMY. informs
u the public, that he has received for sale, snd
viii keep constant supply Of DOUBLE All. Of the
firs, quality. At Nc 100. 1aanes. .sfreef. eerner q
Lsag. .WasrJ April -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-31

young lady, brought up in the family. being
removed 10 distance hearing the death Of poor
I'D, sent for lock of his hair. which was sent to
her
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-31

COUGHS AND CONSUMPTION.
y" ms new and beang Bassm bids fair to rival
every Medicine heretofore discovered for
Coughs and complaints of the Lungs, leading 10
Consumption, and even in seated Consumptlons 1t
has latei, been used by many with the most sur
pIisng success. If certificates from persons OF the
highest respecabiiity, or the great and ncrs sing
demand frr it, may be called proof OF its good ef-
fects, il is proved Scarcely case OF Colds,
ughs, pain in thc side, difficulty of breathing,
want Of sleep arising from debility even Con
sumptions. but may be relieved by the timely use
Of this medicine Many certificates of its efficacy,
accompany each bottle.
This may certify 10 those whor, ii may concern
that have been extremely afflicted with the As,h-
ma Which has lasted ne nearly forty years, and a
syeat part Of that lime to such degree, that
could not lay in bed nor sit IN meeting without
coughing, Notwithstanding had tried many good
Physicians and various kinds of Medicines, ill !
procured vial OF .4Rderson's Cough Drobs and by
the of them can sleep comfortably and sit IN
the meeting without coughing, and attend to my
business cnd do further hereby certify, that my
neighbor BENJAMIN Holbrook had become unable to
labor on accoant of All affection Of the lungs, at
tended with d cough, who has received much 5enc-
fit from the same kind OF Medicine so as to be able
to labor again, and 1 can cheerimuy recommend the
same kind of Medicine, TO those who labor under
such complaints.
1. the subscriber, do hereby solemnly affirm TO
the truth aud whole truth Of the above statement
before magistrate, at Providence, u. this 4h
day OF July, 1921. CHRisTOPfiER COOK.
Sold by Whitney and Tillinghsst Providence IT.
s. Taylor, & Co Little kest-Rouse Babcock,
Westerly, and by
Samuel w. Finson,
Druggist and Apothecary, Newport-who stti
continaes the business in it's various branches a,
No, ITO adjoining the Merchants Bank. and re-
quests a coulinusnce Of fsvors as he Keeps a con.
slant supply Of the bes, Of Medicines, &c
Newport, Aug, Is. 1921
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-31
SOCIETY OF FEMALES.

SOCIETY OF FEM hLES.
Nothing is better adapted to give the
last polish to the education OF young
man, than the conversation with virtuous
and accomplished women.--lheir soci-
city serves to smooth the rough edges OF
our character, and to mellow our temper.
In short, the man vino has never been
acquainted with females oithe bttter class
is not only deprived of many of the pur-
est pleasures, buI also will have little sue
cess in social life and | should rot like
to be connected by the bonds OF friend
ship with the man, who has bad opin-
ION, and speaks i'll Oh the female sex in
general.
The ,acks on !ady's gown, (says tho
editor of the Charleston Courier) arc
sweet little ladders OF love, upon which
to climb and be happy. The more MI.
merous they are, the loltier the aim, and
the more ambitious the pursuit. AS the
taut and neat shrouds Ola vessel indicate
her readiness for sea, while a disnant!cd
hull marks the period Of usefulness and
repose, SO the tacks on gown indicate
the youth. gaiety and elasticity of the
wearcr--wh,ie she who has none ofthese,
has OF course worn them all out, apd mag
as we'll be laid Up in ordinary.
A sea captain having made some ma
,erial bunder in his reckoning, and find
ing that he could not discover the lst-
,ude, walked about upon the deck in
great dcspondence, cry ing IN a apathstlc
Sone--"Oh! that my dear vile knew
where am." "By u.s." exclaimed
! IA surly t,r, "I had much rather YOU
knew yourself"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-31
STEPHEN II. CAHOONE.
THAMES. STREET.

THAMES-ST
STEPHEN II. CAHOONE.
HAS JUST received ard now offers for sale IS cheap
as can be purchased in town, an extensive as
sor,ment Of English, French and India Goods-yiz-+
BhI1iSH GOCDS.
Blue black and mixed ssPeriine Drosdelo,hs
Cotton Csmbricks and Jaconet Nusiins
striped, checked and corded, do
Linen Cambricks
Linen Csmbrck Hdkfs
Initial ION do do
White and striped Jeans
Fancy Ves,ings, Vaien,ia, do
Mixed Grspdurs-drsb, w ite nd corded DriiInEa
7.8 and A Irish Linens--tlsok and brown do
CaIDbriek and common Dimnes
Gingbsm Robes-stiiped and plaid GinShams
Furniture patcbes-two blues striped Cslicoes
Light London and Manchester prints
Brown, green snC yellow Csiicocs
Womens' white and colored cotton Hose
Mems do do do and half Hose
Do do do worstea do
womens' do do do do
a and 81 Chintz shaw,s- 81 Merino do
Printed Cashmere do
white. green yellow and red Flannsls
Cotton and wOTs,ec Braces
Silk and cotton Umbie.ias
Mixed and bundle London pins
Cotton Ferretts and cotton Threads
Embroidcring Cotton
Wire lhread--ral do in boxes
Coronation plaids-peati shirt Buttons
Flag Hdtfs for gentiemens' cravas
While and figured Gotten cambrick do
8 4 and "A fine shirting Cotton.
Light blue and pink Zephrys.
Green and figured ssrcenes.
FRhACH GOODS.
Elegant "a and 4 Merno shswls
Do red and white ildkis- Wrought Indispensabes
8 4 prenlia shaws- Fancy silk Hdkts
Black, white aud green Grapes
Levannes. Floreucts and Sattns
Plain and fringed plaided Ribbons
Fancy Ribbons--Hark Gsoons-Kid Glove
Ladies black and white six Hose
10 DO do Gloves
Chinela Cords Hooks and Eyes
Plain and figured silk Lace
Striped and corded Marcelina--N Ne,ino Fringe,
iNDh GOODS
BLACK ssrcencts and sl nchsws
Black, white aud colored Canton Grapes
Black Eankin Grape Dresses-Black silk Udkfs
Canton Cambiets-Bisok and coIoIed sewing silk
Flag and Bandanna Hdkfs-striped Se.rsuckers.
.dLSO,
4 american shectings
Sd do biescied anJ rnbeached do--3-4 stripes
Brown and pleached Russia sheetirCs
3 4 anG A Nmcrican Chex
SatiIrets, WouicUetts, &c Nay C.
BY thc frrSl0cni q He Unuea STATES.
y lie President cf The Unitsd sts,es heirg att
L r,oiised by Jaw 10 cruise certain amos TO he
offered at public see Tt er,iore ! J mes Monroes
President az the Uhred siatcs, Go Eereby declare
and make known, that Iublio sales thsl he he'J o.
Detroit, in the NJ lchilar terrh"g on tie thtd Mon
day in September rext ior tire disposal (sgreesbly
to law OF the following ,ownsh ps, and irac;iOns
townships, viz
townships 8, 9. 10, ~, IL and | 5 north
Of range East:
Z 9, 10, H. ~ srd l3 90.
7. 9 10, il, IL, Is & Ia 90.
1t aDc 10 do-
Z. md 9 = do.
AIDS S do.
The lands reserved y law fur ,he rse Of schools.
or fog oh .,s, viii, as usual, be reserved
from sale.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington,
;he 10th day of May, 1922. -
JAMES MONROE.
By the President:
JOSIAH MEIos,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Ma, 60 Sept I.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-12-21
GEORGE TIE THIRD

The following -ke,cb of this king,
bears manifest marks of having pro-
reeded from q masler hand. We dc
not thiik there is man, vino has ey
or read The poetry of Byron,. that
arrange Wild, exeentric, yet bold and
biii!ianI genius, who wonid act recos.
size IN this. episrammsiic touch, the
esfrEy OF the author of Don JaaB. ~
The. piece also pe.se.se. ann ,her
excellence 1t il g true portsaiture
a' N, character presented. George
the Third would have been, 10 pirate
ife, an estimnble man He WA. no
Yrsn; in. nature He was. evidently
In COMMON concerns. man Of iudg
rem and man of good feeling -
was never meant for a king Bait Pat
The passage acears in Byrge's Paro.
dy OF Sad hey's Vision.
1" The frs year OF freedoms secoud
d. WI, ..,-...
Died Ge rse the Third; although no
iSrsnt, one . ,.s..
Who shi !ded tyrants, till each sense
withdrawn,
Left him nor mental nor external
sun:
A better farmer meier brush'd dew
from lawn,
A worse king never lief, a realm I'M
doae! a..
He died---but left his subjects still be.
hind,
One half as mad--and i'c,her no
less bliud.'' .~
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-12-21
= Augusta. CGeo.) Dec. q.
= THE DUEL ENDED

The affair between Col. Cumm;np
aud Mr.. MeDuffie is, we, believe. Al
last finally settled; and, we ootiee tbs
circumstances connected with. its ter
NINA ion for the purpose Of preventing
sueh erroneous statements from "ex.
tracts Of letters" .&c. as are sometimes
made. Without intending TO say more
on subject which il affords us no
pleasure to introduce into our paper,
we barely state the fniIowiug fscts:
The parties met on Wednesday Iast,
near CnmPbsitewH, in South Car oli-
ma. about three miles from this place
but on tskiog their stations an ex-
cepiinn was. taken by Col. Cummings
secoud tn the manner in which. Mr..
M'Duiiir held hit pistol: This led TO
some discussion, q postponemsnt fol-
lowed. On Saturday morning last,
they had enother meeting, and sxchan-
ged one shot without effec,; at the
second Ere Mr.. M'Dulie was wound
I'd, his left arm. being broken above
the elbow;~-the Colonel was not iniu.
red. The parties were recopeiled on
'he ground, aud the difference between
them is at an end. We understand
Mr.. M'Dnffie's wound, though severe,
is not considered dangerous.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-12-21

at this SESSION. sske iricnds Of the measures
The grea, scsFeFyspf money, renders the
measure, il is thought. ct this tune. entirely
imprscsicable. The Legislature seems, from
the disposition manifested in rejecting petit
tions. &c. determined upon making . short
session. There has not yet been speech.
except in cases of nomination. made. From
The determination to do something, or, at all
evenis, make: short ac,sion. it would be
risking frolic of hawking and coughing with
any member, to make q speech; except where
It WIS quite necessary. The house may, how.
ever, gel into the old channel before the close.
There are some few old meu of talents here.
and many young pnes who wish to be Asnghf
80. i assure you. more intelligeu, body
could bs Sc lecled from the great body of the
people, did really suppose that when go,
here would be placed in one corner, by my.
self, bu's Co my sstonishwent, would have
many, yes. very many, compani ons-We are
not all "Solnmuns." 81 T. IS.
Mr.. Brown, the Senator Of the Henrico Dis.
',-ics, was elected Judge of the Frederick
county and Williamsburg Cbancery District
Court, to NIL the vacancy created by the pros ]
motion Of j w Green"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-12-21
WASHINGTON, DAG. 10.
A CHALLENGE.

A VirginiGn Proposss o wager OF five
hundred dollars, TIA! he will sxbibit at the
Marylxnd Cattle Show, which may be held
near Baltimore 10 the ySlr 1921. na.iVe
Bullock of Virginia, Of greatsr nett weigh.
chan say that caa be exhibited at the same
time spd place, By soy Ntgo. Yorker, whuse
Bullock ,hsil be nstiTs Of shat State. The
address of she yIrginisp Is efs with J s.
Skinner, Esq. Editor Of the AmericaO Far.
mer, Baltimore. through WHOM the Prslimi'
nsrieS may be adjusted, shOaId this offer
be accepted at any time previous to the fires
day of March next.
(Iti ,wosshy of remark cha, every facility
&c in !hiO caIe offered to New-York. over
Virginia, in having water carriage the
whNls distance TO Baltimore; whereas The
Virginia Bullock mu,t travel BY land.
- Editors.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-12-21
q q 10 6 q q . 5
HOUSE OF REPRESENI A.
TIyES.
Friday Dec. IS.

IiudJ DCC. De
.-l~sUsRRzSSI0N OF PIRACY.
The mouse resolved i.seif inso a com.
miltee of tbs whole on the state of
the UDian, Mr.. Lathrop in ne chair,
and took uI tho following bill, being
repoftad ths day by the committee on
Navel Affars: ...,.
AN ACT authorizing an .addi-
toni. naval force for the
suppression of piracy.
Sec. Beat enacted BY the Senate and
House Of representatives of the United
STATES Of 44asTica an congress assembled.
That the Pr,siasn: of the Uui-.d Sia>s be
and ne hsraiy is, authorized % Purchase or
construct r efficient no nher af vesss.s, in
addiys % hose GOV 'e,aplrye6, of such
bur'sen acc eorst .lc.ion &c he may desm
osc~,ssry, All to fit, equip, and sssn tn
same for Immediate service, for ,hs. pur.
pnss Of rep'es.ing piracy. and of afford.
ins affectua protection Co the citizen, ana
coumercs It the Uaited States in, sac GuIf
of Maxico, aid tae seas and territories AHA
cent
Sec. @. Ind be it farther enacted. That
the sum az 49, dollar, be spuroprieted to
NEST the sS ,en6irre to be incurred a. a.
foresesd, AMI pad ouL oil Any mansy IN t5s
Treasury, moi otherwise Appropriated.
Mr., Fuller presented = letter from tbs
Secretary Of the Navy, embracing he te,
tails Of the forcr necessary to be provided,
and al e,timats OF ina cost thereof, wlica
was read. In cohfUrNi.g t, the su9ges ioss
c.n.sined IN that document, and t. thu d
pininn Of tbs Naval Committee, Mr. f
moved Go fill the blank In be bill with he
cum OF 100 600 Notwithstanding 10 urg. any
arguments it, support of the measure ITSELF,
as not cpn,idsrIng Them necessary
The moiiol to fill the blask was agreel
to. the bill read third time, passed, without
"A division, and ordered TO be sent IN the
Senats for Concurrence.
And thu House Adjoar; 4 to Monday
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-12-21
RaItimoys, December IS.

The Philadelphia, Gazette of Saturday. says
''This moPning, Judge Tilghmap passed seu-
tence upon Hoilingshesd and seull, lately cons
vicsed of conspiracy to defrsud the uuders
writer's Of the Sloop Norfolk, "tha;. hey and
each of them, should pay fine OF Loo dollars
TO the Commonwealth, TO be imprisoned in ,h+
Penitentiary for one year at hard labor, 20 be
fed and clothed as the law directs, to pay the
costs of the prOsecutipn, and stand committed
until the 6ne and costs are paid" Pat,