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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-23
By 1le President of1hc Unitcd Staies

Ry tte President of1hc Unted States.
NhT HEREAs the President of the United States is
w authorized by law to cause lands TO be oiser'
cd for sale
Therefore, J, Jsses MosRos. President Of the
United States, do hereby declare and make known,
that the public ss,es sbsi be held an follows. vzs
At the Land. OHce al TeHe Haute, IN Indiana, en-
the bret Monday IN Juiy next, Tor the sale OF
Townships IL and IL, in range 4, east of the Cd
principal r.eFijisn line,
IL and 10, IN ranges TO 9, west do.
At the Land Office at Vsndalis, H. H.nos, on the
third Monday in July next for The sale OF
townships IL, IL i3 and "a. in rssges and q east
of tbe Sd pru.ipai meridian tnc,
IL, IL, i3, IA aud is, IN yanges and A. do.
At the saine place. on the third Monday IN Au.
gust next. ior the sale of
Townships IL, ~, i3, IL and IS. in rsngesS. and
., east Of the Sd principal meridian line,
III in range z, do
At the Land Ofice at Palestine, in Illinois, the
hrst Monday in August next, for the sale IL
townships 6, z. y and 2. in ranges 9, 10 and III,
east of the 30 priTc,psi meridian lie,
S. g, z, 3 and g. in sange IA, west Of "a dc.
Sand = ~ and i3, do.
At The sane pisce, on the hrst Monday IN sep
ternber next, for the sale of
townships 10. IL, IL snd -, in ranges 8, 10 snh
ii, east of Sd principal MERIDIAN line,
10, IL, iaand l3. ranges az, i3and ID, ~ea'
OF I'd do.
Al the same place, on the FIRST Monday in Octo-
ber next, Tor the safe of
townships IL, IS, 10 and ~ In ranges ., 10 and II,
east oi the Sd principal meridian lire.
H. Is, l6 aud IL. in ranges ~. ~, aud IA, wes,
OF I'd do.
A. the same place, the LIST Monday an Eovem-
ber next, for the sale OF
Townships I8. ~. 20 ard e,, in ranges 9. 10 soi ~,
east OF the Sd principal msr'disa line,
Ia. 10. 20 aud II, in rsoges 1S aud ID, vest OF
2d principal nseiidiah line,
IL, ~ and 20, in range -. DO do.
Is IL. do. do.
I7,,I8, 10 and 20 10, do. do.
At the L.,od Office for the Northern district o'
Lou.,iana, at the town oi OnacAiia on The hfst
Monday in November next, for the sale OF
Townships Is. 16, ~ lS and 10. in ranges l. 2, 3.
aud 8, west OF The meridtan line.
Az the Land Office Ut the seat oi Justice ofthe
county Of inde pendehce, IN ,he Arkansas territory,
for the sale OF such lands of the Unte'i States as
are situated in ;he to.iowins described township
aud ranges, and which have been excluded from.
the iottery OF the lands appropriated Tor satisfying
warrants for military services, Wis;
On the nrst Monday in August next. Tor che sale
ofsuch Of the above described lands IS are situA
ted in the following townships and ranges, viz:
townships 23S567 - aud 90 ~ range L. ess1
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-15
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Among the petitions presented this day
was one by Mr. Newton, from the boroug,l
o. Norfolk, praying tor the repeal OF The
laws interdiCUng certain intercourse with
the British colonies; winch was read and
referred.
MIR, Rhea from the committee on pen
sions and Revolutionary claims, made a
report uniavorable TO the petition of John
IMITATION; which was ordered TO lie ON
the table and be printed.
MIR. Williams of N G.. from the commit
tee OF Claims, made report on the petit
ton of the heirs Of Edward M'Carty. ac-
companied by a bill for their relief; which
was twice read and committed.
Mr.. " from the same committee. made
an untavorable report on the petition OF
Allen X. Moore; which was read.
The house then proceeded 10 me con-
SHERATON ot resolution, submitted some
time ago. by Mr. Waiworth, directing the
committee on Military Affairs to inquire
into the expediency OF changing the cou.-
p0nent parts OF the ration TO the soldiers.
so as to Quit or reduce the quantity OF
spurious liquors 1t contains.
Mir. Walworth made few remarks in
support OF his proposition. The proper
tons OF the ration, he said, were establish
ed by law; and, although the President
was ty law autborizedlo change the com
ponent part OF the ration, he was not au.
thorized 10 make any but general change
in it. Now. Mr.. w. SAID, chang e
might be necessary al the northern ex-
tremity of the Onion, anC not to the south.
era; but, under the law. such a change
could not be mede. The effect of the
general comnixture of spurious liquors in
the ration OF the soldier, he represented
to be very prejudicIal to the service. so
much so that reports had been made bv
various officers deprecating' the system as
now established and practised. Under
It's operation, young man who goes into
the army with sober and steady hahils. be-
comes IN time almost necessarily mtem-
perate. AT times the use of spiri ous
liquors might be necessary TO the health
OF the soldIer-wbsn oD fatigue duty &c.
But Mir. w. thought there ought 10 be =
discretion vested in the officers command.
ing TO give or withhold it-a discretion
which they could not now exercise With
on vioat ng the law oil the country. II
the officers was thus situated, the soldier
TOO vas lett without the option of accept.
ing or refusing the component part Of the
ration; He was surrounded, on IFS being
offered 10 him, by veterans in the art and
practice ot drinking, and By SCOTS and
Jeers. and even by force, compelled 10
take The cup. He thus was put in the
way to become an hsbitual druakard eve.
ry hner feeling oil his mind being destroy.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-15
Jan IA.
AN ACT,
In addition to an act making provision Il
the debt OF the Corporation OF
Aiovandria

the debt OF the Corporation OF
Alexandra.
Sec. /. Be 1t enacted by the Common
CouactI of .AieGandrad, That the mayor,
the D ssiGent of the Common Councl and
the Auditor, are hereby appointed com-
,nissioners, aud authorised to issue certia'
Gales OF stock, not exceeding twelve thou
sand dollars in amount, sealed WIN me
seal Of the Corporation, bearing interest al
the rate of six per centum per annuD,
payable semi-annually each certihcate
10 be numbered, made payable 10 ORDER,
and ASST nable by endorsement, ami 10 be
signed by the mayor and president OF the
Common Council, and countersigned by
the auditor, and to be OF the following des-
crlDti0n, and none other: VIZ. htiy and
one hundred dollars each.
Sec, 2. .lnd be it further enacted, That
the renlrOl OF the corporation is here
by set part for the punctus payment OF
Tie N tiesl ON said certificates OF stock, on
the lay or days they may tail due, ana
that the whole OF the real estate be and It
is hereby, bound tor the redemption OF the
principal sum issued under thls act.
Sec. 3. .dnd be al further eHuCted, That
acl sh4 be redeemed OH before the hTSt
day of Janu ry lc32, at tue pieasure OF
I, umon COUNCIL
Sec 81 ind be At turthe~ enacted, That
the commissioners appointed under luis
act shall have power to dispose OF and
sell at a rate not less than par, so much 1t
the sdI,i 9 OCk, as may De sufhcteDt 10 uls-
charge ID debt due by the corporation 10
thr IS TX oil Alexandra, alter having adj
ye,u Ell tue "a, al least tlIteea days ior
+. proposals, w the newspapers OF the town
&c 5. Ind be ii further enacted, That
IL snail be The duty OF The auditor 10 have
prloted forms of certificates, which are to
be- issued under this act, which shall be
bouhl la oOoK, having margin contain
iny the, numbers, date and name OF the
person 20 whom Issued.
Sec. d. .ind 6sH further enacted. That
al surplus money aftshg from The rent
roll, alter psying interest on cerihca es OF
stock, wtil any money appropriated
I'm lhe reasury al the ciOse oi every year
shall constitute sink my fund, tor The GA
dual redemptiCu 0l SAID stock, and shall
be placed ~ tire hands OF the mayor, tht
president oil the Common Council and the
auditor who are appointed commissioners
for that purpose.
Sec. T. lind be a. frrther enacted, That
this act snail commence, aud be in
force, nom and alter he passing thereof.
Passed IA council, az niuth day OF
January eighteen naOered aud twenty
two. j. -" III.
P,esidsn, OF tie Common Couucil
Approves lUth January. 992;
GHk. MALE. Mayer.
TEST. /. p. Iii0MI son. C..
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-15
Nm. Fowle 3 Go.

VTAVE for sale
10000 lbs Havana and st. Domingo
Coffee.
Ia, 900 lbs Sumatra Pepper
SO hhds New Orleans sugar
90 bhds retailing molasses
200 boxes mould {. dip't candles OF ap-
proved brands
Z 500 reams wrapping paper
500 pieces Russia duck LIST and "a ql,y
500 do Russia sheetings
leo do heavy and light Ravens duck
so do Russia diaper
is tons St Petarsburgh hemp
go casks candle y soap tallow
$50 casks nails assorted sizes
so bbls. mo. T. 2 Boston beet
SO casks new rice -
10 R.pfI pipes wine Woodhauger
20 or casks )brand
II cases Olive oil
Half pipes & quarter casks Kiers y 20.
Madeira wine years old.
Quarter casks of Old Malmsy Madeira do
So casks mountain Malaga vine
95 casks claret wine entitled TO deoen'
ture.
I {, 900 bushels st Ubes salt
9Jo tons plaster paris
70 crates Liverpool ware
8 casks English sewing twine.,
ian "a
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-15
.gttsu,pt TO defaad the u. S. Bank.

.4ssmpt to defraad the y. S. Bank.
1t is ascertained, says the Boston Ga
zette OF Monday, that the check or draft
presented at the Branch Bank in this
town. by suspicious person, last week,
who has been committed to prison tor ex-
animation. By S. D. Parker, Esq. was
genuine draft for lO4 dollars, payable to
J. Breton, but was fraudulently altered
into draft for 5000 dollars. This fact,
should put merchants or their guard, as
similar attempts with this species OF paper
have been successfully praCtlsed upon
some of the Southern Banks.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-15
GRIM CON.

A respectable farmer, Of a aeighbouirng
county, has been detected, under very sus-
picious circumstances in making love to
the wife oil a very honest citizen of this CT
y. The Injured husband, suspecting this
4" man of straw" took two watchmen, and
touod i the pumpkin in his lady's bed
chamber The surprise was SO sudden,
hat the lover had not time to perform the
indispensable honols of his toilette
and was compelled 10 do i'm
mediate penance, by walking to the
watch house, clad only in thin shirt
AID with bare feet, and this in very
cold and frosty night, where, "distill'd
almost to jelly with his fears' and the
ice, he remained all night, and in the
morning was committed to Bridewell.
A civil suit has been commenced: and
it is supposed, in the language of Doc
tor Franklin, that he will pay dear for
for his whistle"
". Y. ADVOCATE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-15
New Orleans, NoU' "a,
PIRATES.

We are indebted to Com. Patterson,
for the following letter from Captain
Ramage,
United States schooner Po,poise. }
cf the coast af Cuba, Nou. Z, 1921.
SlR-l have just time to inform you that
yesterday, being within two miles of Cape
Antonio. Icaptured a piratical boat fall
OF goods-The capture was made by the
boats OF this vessel, commanded by Lieut..
Curtis, aud under cover of the fire OF our
long guns. The crew OF the pirate fed to
the goods on the appearance of our force.
am now in the pursuit OF nest OF .pl-
rates at the Isle OF Pines.
am very respectfully,
Your most obedient servant,
JAMES RAMAGE.
Com. DANL. T. PATTERSON,
u 5. Navy, New Orleans,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-15
Soup House.

yEvHE trustees of the Poor are establish
4 ing soup House on Cameron street,
at .he bake house, two doors east oil the
theatre. =.
The poor can be supplied with good
souo. on Wednesday, at IL o'clock
TlGksts may be had from either OF the
trustees.
A1nan cook is wanted, who is elean>
~, sober, steady, and can be well rec
commended; none other need apply.
ii If ] SWIFT.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-15
Norfolk, Jan. 10.
MORE PIRACY.

We are indebted to TIE polite attention
OF Capt Sauaders, ofthe schr. James Mon
roe, reported under our marine head, for
the following account of piratical outrages
recently committed mn the American COM
merce.
Ihe scbr. Planet, Deunison. arrived at
the Balize eist December, in | 8 days from
st. ihomas-On the 18th. OFF Cape Anto-
Mo. was boarded by two piratical scbcon-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-15
NOTICE.

HHHE Subscriber having resumed the
Flour and Grocery Business IN Alex
.ndria, begs leave again to offer hls ser,
vices to his Country friends. lie Will
purchase and sell hour-or receive II ON
Storage. He will Keep constantly on baud
4 stock of Groceries, and transact any
business which they may be disposed to
COn6de to him. ,,ooH
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-15

By the late official census, it appears
that the slaves in the United States a.
mount to about ,53l,436 There are Of
foreigners not naturalized, 1866. Per-
sons engaged in agriculture, 2,065,499,
In Commerce, 1887. In Manufactures
349.247. Those engaged in manufactures
include mechanics of every description :"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-15
corToN Growers IN coNNEcTfcUr.

The NOrwAlk Gazette announces the
receipt of fine specimen OF Cotton, rals-
ed the last season, in the garden OF Mr..
Lewis l. Nash, of Ridge6eld, The seeds
were planted about the middle OF May,
and with no more than the ordinary care
of garden vegetables, the cotton was ripe
by the 36,h OF October. A small skein
Of thread from the same accompanied IT..
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-15
THE ZE,l',.TE.
TUESDAY, JAN. Is, 1922.

From the New-Orleans Commercial re-
port of the 9th nit. new and valuable
publication, we ascertain; that there were
in that port or the l7th-Sl ships, 81
briggs, barque. galliot. lsschooners. and
9 s!oops. Total lO6-besides a number
OF steam boats.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-15
Congressional Proceedings
From the National latel!igeacer,
FRIDAY, JANUARY II, 1922.
IN SENATE.

But little bushes was before the Senate
to day. Sundry bills were reported from
committees to which they had been refer
red, without amendment. some were read
a second time in course and referred, and
several petitions relative to private claims
were received.
The senate adjourned to Monday.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-15

The way mail was on Thursday nigh
lost from behind the coach at Princeton
II vas afterwa rds found in neighborine
yard, rifea of its most valuble contents.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-15

We perceive by the papers that impris-
onment for debt is abolished in theestate OF
Kentucky.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-15
SHIPW RECKS.

We learn, from Havana, that several
shipwr ecks occurred in the Old Bahama
channel, on Saturday, the LIST of December
iss,--among them: s
The Spanish man-of-war brig Almirante
formerly the Chasseur, of Baltimore)-l
of the crew drowned; the remainder had
arrived at Havana.
British brig Harriet, from Havana. bound
to another port in Cuba; lost on Ginger
Key-ofacersand crew saved, and arrived
at Havana.
A British brig, belonging to and bound
for ST. Andrews, Nova Scotia, from Monte
Video, but being short OF provisions, was
making for Hayana--lost in the Old BAHIA
ma hannel--crew saved
Two OF three British briggs, from Jamal-
ca, had recently put into Havana, in con-
sequence of the loss of their Captains, and
a part of their crews, with sickness; and
recent accounts from the former place,
state, hat it was very sickly among the
crews of vessels there.
[Charleson Courier.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-15

The Upper House Of the Parliament OF
Upper Canada have passed bill vesting
power in the judges to Tax litigioas char
Gcters,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-15
los ii. \ ,ng l0llaecN.

iiest Oh my iobaeco.
GEVENTA .FiVE kegs aud 'haIi kegs
~ oI res 81 aod pound twist, Bar
DAYS Brand, warranted sGptrioi TO any
in the district Just received i,y the schr.
John. { apt Eurbe, and tor sale by
JAO. d. BROWN, Agent.
oet ~ 2aw;i
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-15

ers d rs or 90 men each, which robbed the
cauain of all the mon he had on DoaEd.
abbut D 800, SO bags onee, Az boxes
CIDER. took all the cl ling and blankets.
belonging to the capt, and mate, ana
dogged tie captaiu severely, to extort from
him where the balance of the money was
concealed Capt. Dennison also inform
ed Capt. Saunders, that these pirates had
captured the snip Liverpool
Packet, (oi Portsmouth,, Captain Kicker,
ilom Rio Janelro, found to Havana, from
which they robbed sixty thousand dollars
and took boy from the ship to ill water
casks for their use-i his boy they after
wards put on board the Planet. When the
Planet hove in sight, coming round the
Cape, the piratesicut the cables OF the ship
and let her go, alter putting on board the
crew of the English brig Alexander, lot
Greenock. which they had captured and
burnt some days previous, and the captain
and steward of which. they had murdered.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-15

The senate adjourned TO Monday.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-26
From London papers.

-4Decdote.-A young woman meeting a
Learned Doctor, in the square OF certain
town, asked him where she might find a
shopkceper whom She wanted. The Doc
tor gave the following direction Move
your pedestrian Digit along tie Diagonal
of this rectangle, IN a line perpendicular to
the carth's equator, Till you arrive at the
junction of the two Sides. Dncrge then to
the left at right augIcs-Perge for about
fifty PAGES in that quadrangle, and you
will have ocular demonstration of him stan
ding in an orIicc made In an edifcc forthe
purpose inflammation"
Sad aerS for he Fdir-By the late re-
turns ii appears that in England there are
294,088 females more than males-n
Wales, l6,4G4-m Scotland. l2G 3j2-ma-
king total in Great Britain of 43l,9o4-
almost half a million Ia dies fair doomed by
the unlucky course of nature to siRgle bles-
scdness-w hich is rendered worse by the
waste occasloned by at least $50, OOOmlcxi-
Bile bachelors. How tits in ireland. we have
no means of asccrtasning but we hope at
fairs are more prosperous.
Scottish Matrimonial Fdcili.ies.-lt is re-
lated that an English gentleman, on express
sing his surprise 20 an old Scotch magis-
trate at the facility with which marriages.
may be contracted in Scotland, tAe latter
answered, We don't find, when people
are determined to get together, that throw
ing impedments in the way of marriage
keeps them separate they will only dis
pense more frequently with MARRIAGE
You English are very fond OF interfering
with every thing aud, while you pretend
to be free people, you have such multi
tudes of petty regulations, that you can
hardly turn to the right or left without suf-
tcr'ng from them. In Scotland we leave
people more to their own discretion and
we have no cause to repent it. You do not
find that more imprudent marriages are
contracted here than in England because
a marriage can be made at any time and in
one minute. On the contrary YOU will
find us much more cautious than yeu are
respecting that matter. YouwiH find also.
the almost total absence ofseduction etfec-
ted By promise Of marriage, so frequent
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-26
THE ART OF BOWLING,

Extract Of an article on The sukRct IN the
London Literary Register.
In all classes and professions there is
something peculiar in the method OF bow
ing. Who that has seen much of the law
yers but will acknowledge that he throws
into his ohesance considerable share of
that gravity arising from the awful honor,
of the wig aud the gown? But altogether,
the bow of law is not greatly to be admired
it seems to be a compound of the lessons
of the dancing master, and that sagacious
sort of nod which is acquired by long prac-
tice in the courts of law, and which gene
rally accompanies any particular display of
the cunning of advocacy. Whoever has
been in the court Of justice must have seen
the senseless hodding of some busting ad-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-26
tour DAYS LATER FROM rEG1,In

TOUT, DAfS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
NEW foek, Nov 1.-The old lac
packet snip New York, Capt. Maxwell. ar
rived here last evening nom | iv.r,,o,,,
By tins conveyance, the editors Of thr
Commercial Advertiser, have received their
r'gular files of London papers of the oaib
Sept mber, and Liverpool of the LIST ofOr.
tober-also Lloyd's Lists. and IonJon
ealpplng List of the 29th, and Price Cnr.
rents OF the 28th September.
GREECE.
Accounts had been received in I,onJo,
rom various quarters, confirming TN, nro'
Vlous intelligence of the discontinue I'D
almost total annihilation, lthe Turkish :,
which had penetrated into tte NJ.
The head of the Pacha uf Sainn;ca No.
commanded II, was presented to the So.
na'e at Argos on The 2ott nit and there ~.
manned IN the hands cf the Greek. az a.
fruits oil their success on the 18th. 10Th ,n,
ATTN OF August, 5000 prisoners, 1000 han
SEES, and 200 camels. The remains ,f ,ha
dnrtMsh troops had fed to Corinth. and !,
u sad, that on the 18th, negotiation 49, =
. ',ncd ier the surrender OF the place, and
lhlt the Turks, as "A proof oftheir sncer %,,'
had evacuated the citadel. The Gre:L
Senate had renounecd all interfcrenc. -
military Affairs, and appointed Calestron;
Dictator, 10 which peas,rc their rec.n, "a
Nantages Were ascrihed. W.
inaddiiion to what we noticed Yesterday
ca to the relative position 9th 5;resL ~;
fhrk'eh fleets, we find it stated in a ls,,"n ,
IRON Argos, maj on the 18th Septemb,r
AN engaSe,nent took place of zante. which
tsrrnlnHe' ~ FAVOR Of The Greeks, who esn.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-26
THE VIRGINIAN.

PLUAsNNrs, BUTLER = co.

Naia q. opposite .gssus. Lsjlsies & Gagiof's.
a. Taa scini Weekly PAPER, e 81. md the
NgeAx ia seg. ~ - frf a.sann, -. able "a
s.i,anse = >. subscription Aill bc Ieet'srd iei
, h.. tin f3Aa - months and m PAPER WI
D. lis.,,..tts.i.i 'aii n ilie discretion u tie
D. iilnssl aasil al ,5rtara = arr p1,1.
- Ads.a3i.siH ~ vii he inss=fisd nj D
e nj PR .iaare or les-l TIN 6ri time, hna
81 IL saais fer eaet een,inaance. ih"ss
CON distance mul be paid tor previous u
their insertion. OF the payment assumed b,
some rrsaaasihle person IA iyhehburS
a. ~ letters addressed 10 The Editors mus
be posi- rnu. or they will upt be attended Il
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-26

stretched upon IL Was a Hmm,
a "s' reoi t,. 10 say the young captain
sense'sss, but the generous sonI ba 'h'l'-
qalle departed; ifei is alive and don ,au n, noi
oRe other OF these devoted men w. ". wei
Ell Up late IN the morning, and war W. pick
IT stoIed 10 liic, after having bre .,'o ';i
hours swimming aud floating on tbn ,lsm
Seven pefished. y" N'e water
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-26

Humane Horse,-As lady was lately
u'lr'ng gig alta gentle pace along theB Bailey,
ia durham, young c. Id ran before the
horSe' when he instantly stopped, and tho
piyed with the whip, he did not proceed
I'LL he had first pushed the child out Of dan.
ger with one Of hi, feet !
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-26

Agcsilaus sent to the King Of Mace,lo-
ma, Tor permission to march troops through
ms 'terrltory.--The King returned for ans
wer that he would consider of it" .et
HIM consldsr of it, said Agesilaus to the
messenger "but in the mean time. I'll
march,"