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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-21
IT, he C,I;,o.s - ~, y,o,,.;,..,.

LENEN-Dnring The prcsrit session of the Legis.
azure, offered resolution enIuring the expedicncv
oinakine sale Of the Broe mine in the county of u
Wliam Jcpngshg 10 the eaI.h In the discus
sion which ork place The prnprtv adopting that re.
Sdlunn Misrepresentation expressed public agen,s
generally Considering then now do. The gent &c tb
commonwealth for the collection o the Of those lands
above reiroac and above Suspicion deemed IL
nv To attempt 10 rescue him FROM uius, mputa.ions BIZ
lest my silence on that (as is probably the case NAV
n'e been wconsisued, and the false Inference drawn
rnn 81 my acuicsceuce in the anucabiIify Of fe CEN
sure to Capt Eusaer The agent referred ihrour
picion, DC any exist 10y aiding ms testimony to The bi
re'pccabiv and integrity Of pf gentleman md decarr
that sincerely believe (td which an confident thcre i;
not discerning opnion) that L hts executed his agenc
~ the most Onorne ohl upright manner, and the wa
bcs calculated, under existing tircuances 10 pfemo.
the interest OF the cnInInonw eaith.
Yery respectfully, your oit servant,
JOHN r. MASON
February Ig, tc,C.
1TWe authorized 70 announce Hector p,vs ne !.
candidate TO represent Hanover County in the next General
AS.fnlhiy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-21

league De. Potter. Upon the whole, il is a
subject for congratnlation, that nothing has oc
CURED calculated 10 shake the confidence,
which has been so universally reposed In the
anti.varlolous powers of vaccination; and that
1t will continue to pursue its triumphant march
!lnimpeded by any barrier which prejudice or
ignorance may throw in its way.
P1iILO-JENNER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-21

9TWe authorized aunonncc Hector Davis as /,
candidate TO represent liaoyer County in the next General
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-21
Surplus beyond ordinary charges,
S l0,l0l SO

But besides the foregoing charges, the fol-
lowing sums are to be provided for, and sci
apart for the purchase of the certificates of
James river loan, viz:
This sum received from the James
river company, being the surplus
of their income of 1890, 8 $3.50 SO
This sum appropriated from the
income of the fund for internal
improvement, $4,000 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-21
Yesterdays PRocrEpIyes.

The only question of considerable interest
before the House of Delegates, was the bin
p" Concerning Ike Cowtef appeals" proposing
To add sixth Judge To that court, until eacan-
cy should occur.) This bill called forth much
argument and was finally rejected, ayes 81,
noes ZIG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-21
Mrs FRENCH

his distinguished v cnliSi gave the first Concer
last night 10 - large aud lrant aude ncc-She !,
aboutto retire TO the shades of domestic life -
aud 10 car, like ,hc notes of the DIVING Swan he,
last strains seem to be the s,ceefesf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-21

Manchester and us vicinity lie occupi,s the rooms
orer Ms i"h, Opposite lohDson.s Warehouse.
ManchcsItr February q. o5-Gf
JO InHdhOifrrS hrOVgi0jd TIE United States
TEHE undersigned takes the bers notice 70 thos
wlio hcrctofoTe employed him iieir agent in The
STATE Of Ohio, 10 pay taxes and a others who con
ecrned 10 aJd Wing within tie be siii CONTINUES
to iaueact busincet ~ hn moderate sprrs
"rd inrtbeir further nfonnaons annexed hero ihe
and second sections 0f the lave by the &,
neal Assembly of this state, January g0lh, 1922.
Sec D. Bo sHocied BY tie GsRfr0i IssrnJy NJ ne stat
of Ot7 ihat A taxes, interest and penalties, which have
cred az bco 1e doe upon lands and remain unpaid pri-
70 The ycaT rgheen hundrcd and Twenty, shall he
ectcd IN The manner herein afteT dcsrriie,L
See Q Ne frthlr enafe5 That ihe state treasurer an
the tCarers Of the respective rounc he end ihev
hereby authorized TO receive until iav of Decer.
her next, a arrcarages Of ard which have 6t
due, previous 70 the year thousand cFh humrr
and twenty, with legal interest each wears
the time the due And in the aIrearages
taxes aud interest lands sha be paid on hrfn
the eui day oi December next, all penalties which
have accrued thereon previous to fl eighteen hunrla
and twenty, srs'l and the Is hereby rcriifri
Az leier addressed g nv ~ above business -
posta % paid. fNAHTTS LDFLANu
Cuirii'ss Giis - n .vfH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-21

The hoaoralie he SPEAKER ofMe
House Of Deiegoaes.
The committee appointed TO examine into
the present state of the income of the fund for
internal Improvement, the probable income
to be expected during the present year, and
the chergcs upon the sarse, 10 be provided FOR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-21

E1ENUFRS his protc nnal services II The iphsi,anis NJ
Manchester and lis vicinity lie occupies the room;
o'sr az drh, oppositc Iohnsons Warehouse
ManchcsItr. Fehrnarv n. oi-nir
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-21
REPORT
OHhe Finances Of The Fund for Internal I'M
pr0Uement

FEBRUARY II, 1922.
SRI have tho honor to inclose for your
attention, authentic extracts from the journal
OF the Board of r ublic Works, of the 9Th and
9th instant, c0mprehending important pro-
ccedings on those days, in relation to the OBJ
iccts committed to their trust, which, pursu-
ant TO a resolution OF the Board, are now laid
before the General Assembly.
/ have the honor TO be-, sir,
Your most Obedient,
FIJI. NJ. RANDOLPH,
President u. II. Forks
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26
Valuable Real Estate.
FOR SALE


~ virtue Of the last will and tests
4 meut OF I'm. Tyler. late of Frede-
rick county, ". deed will expose
to Public Sale,
On Saturday 9th November next,
Fart OF the real estate Of said decd
consisting Of
I1CO Valuable little Farms
Within three miles Of Winchester
The ono contains
$50 ACRES OF LAND,
the faru on which said deed. lately
resided, is in the highest state Of euI.
tivatiOB, and is equally ndapted ,o
farming and grazing. tis we'll To-
closed, and handsomely subdivided IN.
10 fields OF q convenient size. some Of
which are we'll set in Clover and Ii
notify II is we'll watered by ne.
Ver-fniiinS stream, and has an annie
supply Of wood. The improvements
are, a good frame dwelling house in
excellent repair, a eapaeiUus barn.
with every necessary out house for
The accommodation of servants and
stock. There is also fine orchard
ut choice fruit.
THE OTHER CONTAINS liz ACRES
OF Fine Limestone Land.
Directly IN he pubic roud leading
from Frederick TO Winchester. and
within tw0.miles of the latter place.
rs very productive Of every kind Of
small grain, and is inferior to no land
in The nsighborhood. a more parlic.
uiar description Of this property ~
deemed unnecessary, as ils character
for health IT situation aud productive
ness OF sell is well established, nod as
u ispTesaasd no one will purchase
without viewing it.
The Terms of Sale are-O One fout,i,
TO be paid in hand, aud the balance
IN three equal annual payments, wilA
interest from the day Of sale lmme-
date possession aad au itdispulubir
title will be- given.
WILLIAM TYLER. Ez'r.
P. 5. II the real estate be uat odd.
1t vii be Tor rent TO Il good tenant.
c5t0ber f5--Ids.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26
GREAT IiR.TAIN.

The great question, who shnuld be
Premier Of Eusland, is at length set
tied. The Hun. Mr., Cnnuing, who has
long maintained distinguished char.
acter in the British councils, has accep-
ted the seals in the place of the Mar
suis Of Londonderry, aud a Privy Caun
ci! was to have been held on Monday
the 10th, for the purpose Of swearing
him into office.
The Courier, which, with an unifar>
nifty not unlike thar of the Vicar Of
Bray, is always to be found on the side
of the Ministry, observes
"Mr. Canning exchanges the comparative
repn-e and the splendid income of the Guver.
nor Gensralshp OF India for oificn at hqms
iatensely l>boriou,, and certainly mol ovef,i IL
it be no. las we think it is) under paid. He
foregoes The opportunity Of securing an ample
fortune for his family, because he con.cien.
tiou ,ly teels It his duty, as paSlic man, TO
obey the call of those who deem his services
essential, at the Present moment, to the ints.
res,. Of the country. Malisnity itsslf will not
be brazen enough to insinuate, in thu face of
tn ~ fac,s, that any but the porest and most
honorable motives have actuatsd him in &C.
eeptlng The office of Foreign Secretary"
However eorrec, this sentiment may
be, ii is fully understood thar the ele
va,inn Of Mar. Canning to that high hut
arda0as statioo WAS anxIousiy and per
tinaeiousty opposed, both by the King
and the Lord Chancellor, until it W..
found that unless aeseded ia, the pre-
sent ministry must be dissolved, and
the whole system Ut British cabinet p"
licy along with il. His Majesty had
NOT forgotten that MIR. Canning refused
to iend hi. aid in The pers ecution Of the
Qusen. The influence of the royal pre-
negative in England is 50 great ,lat he
reluctant aequieasence Of the King in
the elevation Of the Premier does not
promise much permanency to his ad-
ninistrat,uu. 1t is hoped, hnwever, that
the friends of freedom will not be dis
appointed in the expectation shas the
advocate Of Catholic liberty in ireland
will nat be fouGd 10 ,aBetionihe design
fthe Holy Alliance for IFS suppression
in Greece and Spain. --.Nel0 YORK; "a
mericGn.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26
Trust Sale
Oct. 90.


ID virtue Of q deed of trust execu,
uOted TO the subscriber by Thomas
Lewis bearing date the Goth dsy Of Au-
gust, 1891, for the purpose of,secur.
ing the payment Of certain sum Of
money therein mentioned, due 10 George
sharf and Daniel Carmichael, Execn.
tors Of Alexander Brown, deed will
he sold before the Tavern door ofsaii
Lewis, upon the premises, 10 the high
est bidder, for ready money, on The
3oth Of November next, a certain
tract or parcel Of land. containing
124 A G. II ES.
IN The county Of llamp,hire, immedi-
ately on the road leading from VIA.
chester to Romney; upop which land
there is r Merchant Miiil' iu xnod
neigh bourhood far euaiom, AID an ex.
ee'ient s.and for Tavern, havin.
baen. occupied as such for several
years. Such titIe&s IL vested ia me
by said deed of trust Will be made IN.
purchaser.
CHRISTOPHER HfESKELI.
Trustee.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26
g9e ,8a3ette.
WINCHESTER.
SATURDAY, October 20, 1922.
THE HAMtLrQ6lnAN system

OF TEACHING THE EScn LANGUAGE,
We have heretafore seer muai, said in the
city papers, in relation to new system of
teaching The French Language in 48 Lessons,
introduced, and for some ZINE practised. by
MIR. Hamilton, gentleman of extensive sci
ence and liberal education; but We acknow.
which Mr.. HAmilton's advertisements were
usually expressed. of the superiority Of his
system OF teaching over any other in general
use. We viewed it as We generally have the
patient inventions of our iugrnus country.
men of the present day, and at once set 1t
down as "Yankey trick ."inyented to catch
Guile. An opportunity has, however. been Of.
forded US of Witnessing he modus opcrandi of
Mr. Hamilion, as Prscticed by his Sonia law.
MIR. Weymouth, a gentleman of French pa.
rentsge, and liberal education, who is now
engaged in giving lessons to class OF gentle.
men in this place: aud We deem it but justice
to the gentleman to say, ,hGl his mode of
teaching is, in our estimation, founded upon
natural and rational principles, and is we'll
adapted to advance, with wonderful rapidty,
the studcat, who possesses but small Ia re
CT at iention, in the French Language
1t is not for US, ignorant rs we profess our.
selves to be of the F,ench Language. to cutter
into along disquisition or the superiority of the
Hamiitonian System over any other; nor is it
our design to puff MIR. Weymouth into notice,
at the expense of the other very worthy and
respectable professor. who has for some time
Fesided in this place: but we would be
wanting in justice were we to withhold the
expression of our entire confidence in the
Prac'icaoiliy of a students acquiring, by
common share of attention. sufficient know.
ledge of the French, So as To enable him to
read. write and converse with granmati.
Cal accuracy in 48 lessons.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26
A Teacher w anted.

he Trustees Of the White Post
= Academy wish I, employ a Tea
cher qualified to undertake the in
ssruction OF youth, in Mathematics, t.
The common branches of English ed :.
ueation. To these qualifications, it
would be desirub!e TO add, a k,ow,-
edge of the Latin ard Greek Lanrua.
ge.. Any Tsacher possessing The re-
fn'sFte qualifications, and wishing &
permanent situation, would find The
present worthy his attention. The
Trustees will hnId a meeting en- Thnr,-
Gay, The f4th day OF November, for the
purpose Of eiecIihs Tee cher, It which,
time gentlemen who may become can
dIdates are requested TO attend, or is
this is iinpraeficabie, 10 commit their
recommendation 10 come friend, in or.
der that they may he laid before The
trustees IL is desirable that the per-
son who may DO appointed shauE,s
take charge Of lie Academy inlmesi-
atriy.
PHILIP NELSON.
President IF the Hoard IF Trustees.
Oetnbcv 20
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26

Wood. we stayed ir the hUuse until tap.
pearsd to be giving way, when we rushed
out uoon tho Sand Hiil., but tue wind was
go violent, that it was with difficulty We
could stand our ground after wii,e, when
the sina had abated little, we got into an
out house. where ,se.re.nained uotil morn.
ing. The tide Eel about 3 o'clock Il:
continued to I;,e one hour longer. the whole
,siand must bsve been swept away. MIR.
iIugss,s estab!ishsueut 10 go completely bro
Ken up, that they have been obliged tn re
move 10 the river. Poor Mrs. Myers'. body,
and The bodie, of ,eseral black children,
have been washed upon the beach,
Extract ofa letter from North Santcs, re.
ceive0 yesterday:
The los. OF lives on the river, as far as has
come within my knowledge, is of the es.
tate of Ford l.: Robert Hugins l2 G. Bu
gin, 26 c. C. Pinckney 4 Mr,. Horny 46,
VI. Hum Is Mr.. Henry Dess 3 Mi. j.
, Middleton 8; Mr.. Ly"ch Horny 4, and
whites, | met this evening, while at South
River, humber OF the Hampton negroes
returning from Murphy's Island, who told
me that they had BEEN down and buried 46
of Mrs. Horry's negroes.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26

Yiarbide, this new Emperor has
written a very eonplim eutary letter
- Col. Duane which Induces our re
publican friend 10 sell of the Auro
ia, the pillar Of democracy, and ha-
STEM 10 Mexico, Ia order TO throw
himself a, the feet of The august po-
icntets, the Imperial Mexican, whom
Col. Duane calls tins President, for.
sooth, of that country. Alas, what
are The professions of fifty years
worth p Vat. .adc.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26
At the late Elspn, 10 The state Of Penn.

At the lats Elssspn, 10 the state Of Penn.
sy!vania, for Representative to Congress TO
I'll the vacancy occn stoned by the resignation
ct WIN Milner, a circumstance occur
red which perhaps has not parallel
in the history of Elections. The
whole number Of vote. given in was nearly
tsoe|Ue thousand. anu the majority of Colonel
Forrest over MIR. Miller was but rnajority
Of one vote Notwithsts nding THE singular
rssol,, snd the facility it would 4fford for
Contest ofths legality of the election, it i, sta
ted chat MIR. Miles has no idea oil disputing
The electisn.-ITdt. Int.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26
CONFIRMATION OF THE SPLEEN.
DID VICTORY OF THE GREEKS,
NETWORK, Oct. 10.

Although we never doubted for Il
mnmen! that the accounts, which
sometime ago reached this country,
e The glorious triumph of the Gree k
patriots arer their barbarian oppres
sors, would be Substantially confirm
ed, we have found it accessory, from
time to time, 10 expose the vile ais
teWp!s nj that corrupt press in Er-
rope, which never fails to disguise The
truth when the cause Of liberty is
concerned, and To iaud the atrocious
deeds uf the most abominable despc-
tism in tho world, provided it gluts
ito 'hisst for blood uader the banners
Of "tegitimacg The instance which
We gaze yesterday OF this policy,
pursued by the ministerial press vi
Paris and Vienna, is only one among
thousand which could be offered AMI
which 5ught to have tht effect of
putting US at all times on our guard
as to ;hs intelligence conveyed
throngh these channels.
1t appears that the ship Howard,
Naieh reached lhis pert the day he
fore yesteE6ak FROM Havre, brought
French pssf later da,e ,ian
those whisi . gave in the CONNER
cial nf T1ursday and Friday, and con-
tanning u clear aud most satisfactory
confirmation not only Of the great bat
Gle fought ct The famoGs pas. OF rher-
mOpyi@, in which the Tm,ks were
routed with immense slaughter, but OF
abe subsequent disasters Of the inva-
ders. until their final ,xpni.ibn from
the oil Of liberty. From hrse details
1t would seem, lht he oEci0t doe.
aAnent we published Yesterday rels-
led 10 a second battle, 10 which 5000
NArks were killed, aad ohat we are
sci without the government bulletin,
containing the de,a,S 81 the splendid
victory which we hope may seal tie
emancipation OF Greece, and place
the Vietors forever beyond the con-
iToi OF Ottoman tyranny.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26
Washin ston, October 2a,

Although the official proceedings in
lie case Of Captain Hull have not been
fecc!ycd Ut Washington, yet, we learn
from authority which we question moi, ,
that he has bee" fully and houorably
scqm'lcd of each and every offence ale
legged against him. When the Official
Lewiston shall be made known, we have
reason to believe, The Captain will be
NOR highly appreciated than ever bv
his couutrynre who vii, receive the
Intelligence ofhis acguittal with feel
iHss ofj"y, increased by the recoIleee
tiOn OF his important services.
His accusers had every opportunity
they could desire, Of substantiatirg
their charges. Never was ar inquiry
conducted with more imparliaiiiy or
patience, or Il cause more ably aud
thoroughly Investigated. Every allega-
lion, however trifiinS il might appear,
was minuteIy examined; and every
means in the possession Of the court
employed to procure evidence. The pro-
eeedings will probably I'LL two large
octave volumes.
We are also assured that the inqui-
~ as TO the state in which the Macedo.
MAN was when she last left Boston,
has resulted in the complete acquittal
Of every officer Uf that Yard from all
sort OF ceusure.-Nai. Int.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26
.Dien-

Al Franklin, Missouri, on the 9th
of Sept. last MIR, John Gaw, in the 5s
year of his age, formerly highly res
Peetabie merchant of Woodstock. lea.
wing diseonsolate wife and small
children TO lament the loss Of kind
husband and an nffeetionai. paren,.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26
Gruot baIp.

By virtue Of deed 81 Tru.t bear.
ing dale the 18th day ofAuri:, in the
year 1873, from Daniel Amin and
Jane his wife, TO Archibald MsgiIt
Dec q. toF securing payment of part Of "a
debt therein mentioned, das by The salt,
Daniel Amin 10 Jaeub Weaver, the
subscriher, E1cauinE OF the last wiii
ard Testament OF the said Archibald
MaSiIl, will sol, ~ Pnbiie sale, TO
tho highest bidder, for repjy money,
on Wednesday, the SO;h Of this present
mOnlh,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26
FOR RENT.

VNHE Tavern Stand, for many
a years occupied. by the subscri-
Der, at presen. kept by Mr.. Maybu
ry, Loudoau street Winchester. The
House being somewhat out of repair.
liberty will be granted the Tenant to
make the necessary repairs i'm part
payment Of the rent, which, will be
made accommodating: Possession may
be had the LIST December next.
PETER LAUCK.
Oct. &c.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26
NOTICE.

The annual general meeting uf the
stockholders of the New Shenandoah
company, fer the year 1922. will be
held at the Washington Tavern, in
the tos,n of Harrisonburg. ON the 18Th
November, as required by the act of
Incorporation:
SAMUEL Fl. LEWIS, T. A. S. C.
Ostchef. to-
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26

The Bi.hop Of PsuLla, allspowerlul, make.
isurbide ,remb,e-whO, in his turn, makes
o. hers trembe.
The republican party wait the momen,
whsn they may overthrow this ephe mo raj
throne, under the ruins of which, with GU,
doubt, itufbide will bury himself, if ho is a.
brave Us he is said to be.
9 The troops remain onpald, and are dis
contenief; there is 40 81 eilvsr to supply
the mines, which coosl BY remain IN.
produciive'
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26
A Tract Of Land,

containing 44o ACRES, lyiag aud be.
ioS 10 The STATS Of Virginia, and Join.
ing the lands brlorgipg 10 the One
quon Manufacturing C,mpany, Ar
tl'"r Carter & others. 'Che Sale will
commences al twelve o'clock near the
bmit'rss OF the. said manufacturing
Company, Wherein is caerie,. ou ibo
business "f that e6heelr, alj sGsh -.
l'Lie made TO the purcho.rr or uur.bs
sers as by ito sBii De & IT Trust. the
said Arrhihaid Magtl was invested
With, aud cen tc conveyed b. the sub
seriber as hi EXccutn5.
g. tRIFS MACiLT..
Uiach,sfcr. ( ca ber TO-
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26

a letter to the Editors from o friend
in Greensboro Georgia, says-"Our
Representation in the ncxl Congress
IS iikc to be Msssrs. Cobb, Forsyth,
ramall, Cary, Thompson, kbbot, uDd
Culhberr. The ElcctiOs took place
on he 9Th iustauI, and The polls from
The few bu' populous counties we have
hrnrd froo, Civ, he above as Tie pro-
babe esult."-Bh,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26

ROBERT d 1'AGGART.
A ANEjust received their supply
ILL of
= Fall e. Winter Goods,
consisting of all the variety generally
used here, particularly that of
Cloths 8 Cassimeres,
the assortment of which is superior 10
any they have ever offered i'm this
place;
/. ALSO,
f. Brandy,
Madeira, Teneriftt, & Port Wines,
Holland Gin,
Irish Whiskey,
jamaica spirits,
Apple Brandy,
Together with about 5000 GAL
Ions of superior Quality,
Old Whiskey.
Oct. 26.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26

" Odsans. Sept ",
The fJIowipg appssr-d in E3mi des
Lois If Lgedoes i8y. II is ,uPpS,,d % DE-
fuu' ed ~ intelligence received from @exi-
So, by recent er,ivel frco that County,
MEXICO.
':'Tke ;yranny e '.u,mde i, e., its hight.
Those who dispIe,s, hin disappear dsiiy-~
b. what mean, % one knows.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26
STRANGE.

a fellow. brought up before the police Of
ii,e city OF New York. disclosed TO an intimate
oil h's, that ne was one of he robbers OF The
southern mail 2 or 5 years since, aud was
tried, condemned, ands apparently executed
by hangings but by stratagem previously con.
certed by surgeon, was restored to life and
animation. The surgeon, he SAYS, supplied
him with strong tube, which he for
ced down his throat, so as the neck bone
could not be broken as he swung off, and
that then on the application of resioratiyes
after he was cut down. he recovered -
While mis- account seems improbable in itself.
we may Remember. if We, choose, The case of
Taylor many years since, restored to life, ss
Is SAID, after being hanged, and the folly g
gratnItnus information of this fellows ac.
acknowledgements, if the fact were not SO
[I5,nerican.
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