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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
c. F. MERCER,
VIM. T T. MASON
WI ELLZkY,
VIM. NJ. McCARTYs
VIVA. Chiffon,
r. n. HENDERSON.

A negro slave, who had ran away
from his master lately, in n. Orleans,
was attacked in a swamp by two elli-
gators, one OF which bit off both Of his
legs near the thigh He was found in
this atAte by some hunters, aud died
few hours after. He had frequently
beaten off The alliga;ors before, when
attacked singly.
On the night Of Tuesday, 4st JuIyS
DIR. John W. Keddie, of Chippoii.
Jackson county Florida, as murdered
in his bed by a gun fred through an a.
PerIure in the chimney of his house,
A man has been execsted in %og>
land, for murder committed IL years
since.
A steam vessel, Of $40 tons, called
he Soho, has been launched iu Eng
land.
Forty.twO banks are said to have
failsa since tsiS. in Kentucky.
Two sh:ps for the Charleston trades
have been lately launched 81 Liyes--
pool. g
A line Of British mcrch&st packets
is about to oe estabIishsd between Liy-
erpOol and Charleston.
An Ontario pap.f ceusures as Uno
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04

the pubic has ocen already nG,.,.-
was in the hands of stern iLs,ier. sod
waiting only The resul ar conrge o. ..~.
10 prove has Inuocence, or 10 have t.is
gait established. In his Intervening
season we have rurpose,y re.rsinci
'rom venting orr feelings, because in
the eyes Of the law tie accused
Is considered innocent until PRAYED
guilty. and to awaken an upwar.
rantab'e prejudice in tao mind. Of
his peers would be crrei and un:rst.
Bat this dsiicacy of feeling u m lon
ger cherished. Public fame has not
beiied the man. At the bar Of his
country he stands the self ncknouledc
ed, the self condemned criminal. lie
~ about 20 'utter the righteous pun.
ishment prescribed hy lsw-and to a.
tone Tor Tie injury done the sister.Iond,
"a well ns far he impunitv with rhich
he na' viniuted ,he law. Of the ItpJ.
The trend jury Of Essex County,
was inpelied an TUESDAY last. On The
htst day of their sessIon, complaints
were lodged sS:ins, Hamilton, for R;-
@nmy-and src"udy, for Sacinalia@.
he testimony WAS 40 exclusive, that
t'e Grand Jury could not hesitate.
W. bills were accordingly found; and
on " ednesdSy mofning Hamilton vas
called to answer to them To both of
'hcfc indictments he plead eutIu.
"'th"n' the shadow of "a der-uce. Tie
court has laid the iron hand of the Jaw
upon hiu aud sentenced him 10 te1
years Imprisonment nj hard labnur in
he state P"niru,ia'y. for ll.e li,.t ug-
.ence and me years impri .onmeut at
hard labour for the SECOND nflencp,-
where We hope he will sincerely re-
pent ct bis crimes. and baeome "A bet
Ter moraIist, and mere h,nest man,
than his public course has hitherto e.
yinced.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04

oRrti6ss'icccs II kis Character = and
telistiai his cbJec' is 20 ottaiu gen
eraluspsns:on Of kss,ilities, and in
sha time general pence throughout
t,yssiedium, OF England" On the both
,reu's. Instead Of setting out on his
ale. Sir Rcbert addresses long epis.
Ie 20 Morillo, from Vigo, IN which he
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04

uTS"iiH'ifn; Huch ieN4z& IL
The stsunch patriots Of 80
tionaI side in Spain, have resfes
complain Of his intermeddlins in sncAk
way and handying compliments with
The most otious and prof gate of their
enemies. His wound. slight rs 1t was.
ne takes care to mention 10 M9ril!u in
he outset Of the correspondence. ia q
very different spirit FROM that in which
Cnrio!snus Fpoke~-'' have -ome
Wounds upon me, sabthPy smart to hear
themselves remembered"
London, august :.
We received last night Madrid ga
zet,e Of The 29th ult. the contents Of
winch are Of much importance. The
French commander has AZ length been
forced ny the conduct Of bis Spanish
AuxiiiarieS, upon q measure which
gora at once 90 simplify The character
Of the war, md to direct to its proper
AIM the patriotic feeling of every ma.
turaI BORN Spaniard, We aiude 30 a
genera! order" published at Madrid
at the moment Of Duke d. AnsouIcns'.
departure which is in fart military
seizure of spain ny the French troops
AMI an utter subvorsion If every sIll
dow of authority piacrd hi'terto in the
hand' pf Spabi'h subjects. Here then.
it ia no innger Ultra against Liberal
or 'ervilism against The constitution
it is Francs against Spain, as it wa.
twelve yeara agp, in the time % Ma
poleoH Bonnrarte. The Spanish Mon
archy Is nov pateeIleL out among six
Iieulensnis OF IA forcisn invader. All
Spanish functiouaries are bound TO obey
heir commands. The supremacy Of
France is declared even over those Pro-
vinees in which her soldiers have not
fnot Of ground on which 10 reposc them
seIYes, and The language of AN univer.
sal conqueror employed before con-
quest has bsen any where Effected,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
- as ;;@a5e1fe.
WINcUESTEE:
'SETTFRDNl, OCTOBER
POTOMAC CANAL.

he attention u! the friends Of tho
contemplated Potomac Canal, is re-
spsei'nliy invited 10 the subjoined let.
Ter, addressed rs circular 20 this
county, by those gentlemen who have
hsen appointed delegates from ths
Csuuiy OF LpndOun, to.a , "A the IN.
ing proposed to be held in the Civ Of
Washington. in November next.
IL will be reeoilected. that a sener,
ell meeting, at which were present dell
eSations from several counties Of Ma.
ry!and, of this state, aud from the nj.
trlct al oiumbia, was held al Frede.,
rex i"wo, Nd, in August last. A
report WAS then made aud resolutions
entered into, recommending the meas
sure strenuou.ly TO their constituents:
and farther, that another aud moro
sfncrnl meeting he held in the City Of
Washington, on the 9Th Of November,
en"n'nS.-The corporation Of all the
states Interested in the proposed enter
prize was invited--and there 10 good
reason to believe, that PennsylvaDia
and Ohio, feeling themselves warmly
Interested in the measure will DO re-.
presented at the meeting in November
Cur sisler counties Of Loudon, Fair
t.X and Fauqpier, aetuated by lauda-
bic zeal for this grand enterprise, have
slsrady appointed de!esates-and tho
'anie measure is new respectfully aug.
Sested 10 the county OF Frederick.
1t is proposed hen that meeting be
held at he Court House az e O'Clock.
p, NJ. on Monday next tho 9th instv
being GuT October County Court, TO
take his neasure iutc consideration.
and the attendance OF all interested in
,h Improvement Of our Section OF the
state Is earnestly requested
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

We have given up the largest por-
ton of this days paper to ,he foreign
articles which have crowded uunn u.
The accounts are so contradictory.
that they really battle NIL calculation
QniroSs has left Comma for Cndiz-
The French have not retrestsd from
the walls Of CoIunna-Sir r Wilson
has been attempting TO nsgocib'e with
MorilIo al arms,ice aud pacii;cs;ion
The Duke Of Angau!eme is on hi,
way 20 Cadiz-and before his dspar-
ture. eu' up Spain into SO usny French
military departments. in eoDtempluou-
disregard of the au:harity ~ he .:on-
~ ut Madrid Terms Of pacific ere
named, wihou' h +nhei'y 90 rn,ci
there are statsd-Same importsu' inca
sure IL brewing in The British Cahl
most probably 10 relation Ia o.
subject. There has b,pn sca,e
fighting in CataIrniS-lna pprhsp.
sumo sharp Xxi m;she> between Mol.
tor and Baiia.tcios.--The.c ore the
principal items-S' ~e are now rs Iruch
puzzisd to antelope the eatast7nphp,
is we were on The opening oF
drama. Rich. tDg.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
.N1aarh. " J. Nen.

'NfNaTh, " j. Sep. %.
DR.. Hamilton, alias john Hathaway.
This imposlor in the gacnlly Of Escul-
apius--'l';' outcs't among he honoyrar
be frGterniiyog The '9p. " ST Cr;sPin.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
Leesbhrg, Loudoun County, "a. ,
august Is. 1923. Z

SIR The annexed copy of tho
proceedings OF public meeting heki
This day. pursuant! to notice, 10 tho
Court-house Of this county, will. WE
trust. constitute sufficient apology for,
addressing this letter to you the Dur.
poae Of which is 10 solicit your co-opeN.
ration. and through you that of YOUR
county, IN the election Of delegates DO
The meeting Of the friends of The Po-
tomEc Canal, proposed to be convened
in ;he Ciy Hall Of Washington, ON
Thursday. the 6,h OF November NEXT.
The upjeet to be submitted TO this
meeting requiring, from :is nature, tho
cooperation sf several states with tbs
government OF the Quilted States. and
from its magnitude, ihe concurrent and
Jealous support OF AL lis friends, no
course seemed 10 our constituents Az
likely 90 proInote its successful and
speedy accomplishment, as general
meeting OF the character Of ,haa re-
commented in the snbjoped preamble
and resolutions.
We are already assured of the active
cooperation of part Of the country
more Immediately interested in our
contemplated eDteIprize, bu, il 10 much
10 be desired that The zeal Whish il
mHy inspire on the present occasion,
shsi b. in some degree Commensurate
with ITS obvious relation to tho future
prosperity OF our common country.
Wa are, air, very respectfully, youT
1bedIent seryAntJ
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04

Letters from England speak of .he
wheat crops being retarded by the
cold rains : the harvest was Hot *,
peeted to take place bef.re oct3hfr
A letter from Liverpool of The 9h
August mentious "!hat the wev'her
has been unfavorabie for crops Of grain,
aud spectators are rather songuiUe Of
further Advance, aud which mey axe
plsee if the weather continues wheat
in bond 50 a 9l,.'' fsiI
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04

~4 =" ""@HS u ~ 'HSfn. Dntn OF
'hc.c indictments he plead gully,
"'thou the shadow of "a derauce. TIE
court has laid the IRON hand of the Jaw
uP00 hin aud sentenced him IN ton
years imprisonment al hard lubour in
ne STATE P"ni' ruIia.y. for lle ii,.t ug-
IeHce and me years impri .unmeut at
hard labour for the second nrence,-
where We hope he will sincerely re-
pent OF his crimes. and bae0me a bet.
Ter mora'ist, and mere htneH man,
than his public course has hitherto e.
yinced.
.Hr. Crawford's risit TO T-riginia.' -
lNdcr Ia. heed, tie Last Wa. h,n.
Z rvb ;cen ''nte. That " I. report,
y '.!cDi ~ tue ely. and ia r,pea.
.'th :auch e9niilpuep. thar Mr.,
crawford has received n very marked
slight from di'iingui he'd eli zep, du.
rims dis visit in Vnsinia"-We were
Z; SEINE iass FAR key to thi. myats.
rous p"fBgfuuh. rn'iI dipping INTO he
"-i.. 2'c ~ 4, ruu,e date. We
;ound he inI:n~ins solution:
cert ere Was a report briskly put about in :h;s
city Yesterday, from what source we know not,
Ou wv, ~''e ,h may tsa 1T. way into certain news.
VS. InreIy at sI"n,n"lsr c'eeSy y.; crawford
Madison, p esidrnt Monroe called bn' 6n mt
my Mr. Crawford there. DID not tsrry- The
last LynchauTg p.per informs US, that MIR.
~ Gr1"i"'G va al W 'or fh"tfy's' in Buc&iHg
derS'a"t' he vss &, med some time at
irom Mr Jcti,r.on was very warm and pres
sing ""e.
Ne .'City 'a2ette" remarks, that
y me H''Ve report be true, SIT ndmir'
~ 9n' one luS' "ohe'us'"n' namely, that
'reS'Gsht -'iontoe' according TO h;s a.
oven PoHe?' 'id n't "'4h 10 We The
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r"' q'e'.s""' T., :" sSa'n$t eitaer can
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90" WIN equs. 'rn'h and elegance,
oQFf,' e. " tue facts are correctly CIV.
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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09

the stupendous size Of those tulip or sycsnotS,
trees, at the sight Of which we often stoPPeu
orr horses, almost instinctivcly, and nj ions
in establishment. Indeed, person tTaVen'us
from Boston to Savannah along the coa11'
which is the ordinary read, will know as il'uI
Of the fertility, beauty, or Inagnhlcencf =
this higly favored country. Is he will ~ ~
society, if his observations are conhnea -
steam boats, stages or hotels. How oiien
have wished for you in the autumn 70 nm"
YOU an American forest, in lis coat OF many
colours 90 not exactly know the reason,
\ lit is stated to be theearly occurrence oiirosg
hut the foliage here seems 70 assume us VAR
egated autumnal appearance before the leaves
begin TO fall; and the beautiful tiDts and nies-
low hues, far deeper and more diversified lhaH
ours. often blended tremendously in the same
tree, or contrasted with tie deepest green o.
a kindred branch, appear too healthy and Fls-
orous to be precursors Of dissolution, or synlP-
toms Of decay. The late Or. Dwight las re-
marked, that he was surprised that this heap-
tiful appearance was not described py
Thompson ID his seasons; but, upon inquiry
he found that il was unknown in Great Brit
ain. The bright yellow Of The walnut, the
scarlet Of the maple, the fresh green Of the
laurel, and tue sombre brown Of the cedar,
are often the most preeminent colours, but
these are mingled with variety Of others
more soft and delicate, which fall imperceptl-
bly, into each other, and throw a rich luxurl-
ant beauty over the gorgeous forest.
have already said SO much Of the extreme
clearness and Transparency Of the atmosphere
10 this country. that dare scarcely allude 70
it again to tell you how much i. US TO the
beauty Of the natural scenery. Indeed e
common landscape is often rendered beautiful
by the extreme distinctness with which every
outline Is defined, or the vivid coouring with
which, at sunset, the air Itself seems sufused-
do not know whether tie purity Of the atmos-
phere does not add still more to the beauty Of
moonlight scene. "A winter moonlight night
IN America, when tbs ground is covered with
snow, IS really like enchantmeut.-On besu-
tifrl autumnal day with not cloud 10 inter-
cept the rays of the sun, / have seen planet
quite distinctly at three O'clock in the after
noon at Boston.
] am not, however, ensmoured Of the CHI
mate; or at least have deliberately decided
IN favour Of nv own,-the vicissitudes here
being very sudden. and the extremes formula
bic ; but there are land very frequently days
50 beautiful that feel as if ] would pay al
most any thing for the enjoyment they would
bring.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09
THE MOON.

"A short paragraph, extracted from IL
Charleston Courier, on the influence az ~
moon, appeared in the Aurora, few DAYS since
and has elected the following information frorr
a correspondent-After acknowledging ito in
6uence upon animal substances generally w
able Editor Of that paper seems 10 doubt IN
effect upoH the face, when the person sleens
exposed Ts The moon-heams. He thinks II I
superstitious and vulgar belief. The writer ne
this communication assures US that he bss
known many instances, some of them in I'M
own family, Of the dreadful effects Of the moon
On the head when 20 exposed.-The besd
swells the cheeks have the appearance of
having been stung BY a wasp, and the ewes are
nearly closed. in some instances quite. w the
swelling There il no fact better established
on the western rivers than this
Phi!adsl. .aKrorg.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09
IN l8 DAYS

Tickets piH Advance to $3.50.
TTNTIL that time they may be had at the
~ scheme price of FIVE dollars. so cents
in the purchase ola FIVE dollar ticket is worth
saving. The Lottery will commence at tn
Town house in this town, on the 18th of Oct.
when the first drawn No. will be entitled TO
400-other prizes Of one and two hundred
doubtless will be drawn this day, ss the most
of them are Heating from the commencement.
Persons interested are invited to attend the
drawing.
FRANCIS OFFICE.
Opposite The Post Office, aohere a part Of he
prizes tciH be sold Sept 2.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09
To he Editors af he National IatsIligenesr

o bte EdatoTS ~ The JNGt10ndt IntetHgeHceTs
GENTLEMEN Under The title Of ReUoItdion-
arg anecdotes, in your paper Of yesterday
read with pleasure, and with sympathetic
feelings, the farewell scene, when the General
parted with the officers whom he had so long
commanded, and with whom he bad been 50
honourably engaged in lie Revolutionary
struggle. It is So exactly like the conduct of
that cstimable character, that | doubt not its
perfect truth. He was man of great sensi-
bility, amiable, kind, benevolent. But there
was SO much native dignity in his department,
that no man could approach him without being
impressed with a sensation that he accosted
superiour being yet there was small mix
ture of timidity in his general demeanonr, lest
he might commit an errour, and this modestv
was exceedingly progressing. 1t gave
mildnesss and kindness to his manner and
when, BY being much with him, the sensation
ot awe abated, il was converted into warm
attachment to person in whom was found ev-
cry arniable quality for he was generous.
kind-hearted, and most sincere friend as ca
pable Of giving attentions as Of exrecting
them, and never failing to reciprocate a kind.
ness.
l have lived for weeks together with the
General at Mount Vernon, at different times
during many years, and the more knew "
him the more sincerely regarded him. When
lie died be was the best friend had on earth
and lis loss shall never cease to rerret- III
was TO me irreparable.
In the anecdotes above alluded 70. he Co.
eral is represented as of SO grave character
that he was scarcely ever seen TO laurh.
have seen him enjoy good tales, and laugh y.
heartily as most nen of elevated characfer.
He was occasionally grave when other mon
laughed, for he had much to think Of that MI
CURED his attention. His correspondence yv.,
SO extensive, that he was seldom long unoccr-
pied and he never left for the morrow wb,+
the day required. He was punctual. and in All
things regulated by the most perfect ordsr
and the utmost proprety. But lie was NJ sa
amiable disposition, that he never failed -
express pleasure where he found desire N
please. Though be enjoyed refined and mol
shed wit, II was not requisite to sheW thai IL
enjoyed happy sally-even a pun has made
the General laugh ia high glee and have
heard him make observations with good da.I
lof quaintness and archness, suppressinor /,
smile, and leaving the company ID fnll epiov-
mert of the effect He was man Of peni,-s
and wrote some beautiful little pieces Of moe,
ry. But above all lie was man Of rietv !,
real Christian, and, in the language of Scrin-
ture, walked humbly before God.
WILLIAM THORNTON.
Washington, August Is.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09
JOSHUA HINKLEY.

TTAS removed bis SHOP from the Foot
IL Erchange- Sireef, to Dea. BECK'S, build
ing al The Head of WIDGRRY's WHARF, where
he will continue 10 carry on bis bnsioess Of
Tin Plate Working, Plumbing anc
Fanight Making,
in its various branches. Constantly on haEd .
general assortment ct
Tin Ware, Sheet Iron Stooes and Fun
neLs, Lead Spouts, &c. Leads for
Vessels,
furnished or put in at short notice as we'll & a
Cheap as can be obtained elsewhere. By par
ticulsr attention 10 the above business hi
hopes to receive share Of pa bile patronage.
Portland, Sep. 2, 1928. 3w.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09
Drugs & Medicines,

AMONG WHICH, ARE
Pale ~ q kE ROOF;
1 DO. SIENNA;
4 do. rINK ROOT;
1 Case C. .4MPHOR;
do. LIQUORICE;
do. HOES;
1 cask GRE An T 4RTER;
zeruoD Peruvian BARK:
case 10. Pulverized
do. .RHUBARB
1 do. do. Puiverized
do. Dor Ak;
2 Hhds. Fllur SULPHUR;
bbis. Claude ) S HTS, &c. &c.
@Lorillards, Maccoboy and Scotch
SNUFF Pot aud Peal ashes, ) ~ Err Nus
" indsor and Fancy so up. Wash Balls. Per
fumery, Soda POWDERS; -wi,h a great -
riety of other articles. too nume Gus "a particr
Of which viii be sold IN tie ~ Y
reasonable terms for CASH or approved Credit
JOHN COR.
Portland. july 8 (e.ptf.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09
Dye-StuHs. Paints, sc.

THE subscriber offers for sale at the Store
A In Middle Street, recently occupied by
HENRY BUTMAN,
liz Tons LOCKWOOD,
6 do. FUSTIC,
2 do REDWOOD,
2 do. NICARAGUA,
40 Bbls. CANNOOD,
3 do. NADDER,
Hhds. COPPERAS,
Casks Blue VlTRIOB,
6 Casks ALUM,
do. NUT CALLS,
l Case INDIGO,
Carboys OIL VITRIOL,
3 Cases do.
Press Papers CIothiers Jacks, No. 8 & 1C
Cards; Clio. hiers Sore VS. Plates--Coppe,
--Feasels--Tenter Hooks-Rrushe:
&c. &c.
ALSO
2 Tons DRY WHITE LEAD
60 Kegs GROUND Do,
Is Bills LINSEEg OF.
5 Casks FRENCH YELLOW
4 DO. SPANISI BROWN
8 Do. VENETIAN RED
a Hhds HITTING
10 Boxes CROME YELLOW
10 lacks VERBIGRI5E
Gum Copal-Gum Shelac-Rose Pink
Prussisn Blue -Lithsrge-Spints Turpentine
FermIllon &c. &c. &c.
An extensive assortment OF Window Glas.
Of Various Sizes from ny 8 TO IA By 90.
Together with very General assortment
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09
CROCKERY WAR;, &c.

THOMAS FOWLER
| ,HESE with about ONE HUNDRED pack
4 ages of
ICrockery, Glass. China & Hard
WARE,
before received-contain most articles OF the
kind wanted in al families,
SUCH As
China Tea and Dining Sets, or the different
pieces separate-common, flint and cut
Decanters, Tumbiers and VINES;
Entry Lamps, Lamp Glasses, Casters and
Castor Bottles, Walters, Knives and Forks.
Spoons, Brushes, plsnished Tin and Brittanis
Tea and Coffee Pots.
An extensive assortment Of COMMON
VAR T. as usual
The above are for sale at No. 3, Merchants
ROu, .Middle-S Street, by
CHARLES BLANCHARD.
N. B.-Those Gentlemen who have usually
purchased at Boston are requested to call.
May ~, 1928. eopis.os.tf.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09
lPCARD.

&C 70 KID.
MFRS. A. ADAMS, grateful for psst fa
lVE veurs, would inform her friends and the
public, that she can accommodate f2 or is
30 ARDERs, at her house nearly opposite the
College ;-au6 no pains will be spared to
render ther situation pleasant.
Brunswick, September 4, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09
TIC r. rs

IN THE
Cumberland T. Oxford Canal Lottery,
MAY be had Of the subscriber, at his Store
-lsl in Middle-Street, Halves, Quarters and
Fights. Present price of Tickets, s. wholes
-$2 90 1-2 halyes-$l,37 1-2 quarters-75
cents Fights.
GFTICKETS will advance the Goth Of
next month. CHARLES THAXTER.
Portland, Aug. 26.