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guilt. Since eur statement yesterday, the
money belonging 10 Murray has been reeov.
cred q he'd been buried on Brooklyn Heights
by Johnsop's sen, who, is said TO have al 4 81
s'seIted That he threw it into The river, but
sherwsrds 10 have acknowledged where he
hid It. IL amounted TO $3.50 in specie. The
most remarkable circunstsoce connected
with this case, 10, that Johnson i, understood
TO hsve been IN easy circumstan ances. Some
say that he was worth $40 coo. How man
possessed OF s. much Sesl,h, could bring his
mind to Perperats . crime so a,rocious, to
secure so pal,ry a sun as that belonging 10
the decessed, Appeals inconceivAble. As the
Sessions commence on Mondsy, he will like.
" 6s then put On his trial. In the meantime
It has been thought proper to detain his
daughter, WHO has evidently preva,icaled in
this business but IS she may be excused on
the ground OF affection for q psreoi, We have
no idea that IL 10 intended to ins,ito,e any pro-
ceedings sg sins' her, though 1t may be proper
10 de'Ain her for the sake of her evidence.
Tne wife and other members of JohnsoB's
family have been set at Iiborty.-.ta.. .idu.
IN Georgia, John NJ. Williams has been
convicted OF the murder OF HE wiIe, and sen.
's"Seo VI Ue no ieofcS OF tUe SiCIHI.
~ isised fond TO employ eddiIionai Counsel
10 support the prosecution.
In Henia,, (obio) q widow Hunt, and her
sou, have been comoiiited to j,il, charged
with having murdered an orphsn boy, who,
having bsen sick of the prevsliing feye, and
very weak, could no, bring a bucket OF water
so soon az was required. For this Cause, the
woman Tell on aud beat Tho boy ill her
strength was exhausted, then the sen took
The whip and continued Iho punishment, and
then The s'sle' laid on ss long a. she isit in.
ciioso to do. The poor sunfsoer ives found
by some wokmen, who humaneiy carried
HIM to house, and sent for a physician but
the child Died of hrs wounds--The ia'y oi
inquest rstu'oed We tdict OF " Death by chas.
tisemenl ;" and the no,her snd son were
committed to pnson, the other isma.e max
log her escape.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-04
Political Diseelianp.
Prom the Essex Register.
SIGNS OF THE TINES"

Several paragraphs have appeared under
thi. head, with artiul insinuations, ts sod,ng 10
induce tho belief, thai the popularity Of Mf.
Adams is on The ebO, snd the p' aspect OF his
eiectioe so desperate, that his friends ought
10 uaie 10 the support Of some other csndi.
dNe. The design OF these psrsgtaphisis is
most obv'ous-Tbey 80 tha, Nh. adams
popularity Is on the steady increase, snd their
Predictions are made Win design 10 !hroduce
he sBec's they i'edies. They all know ihs,
Mr. Adams prospects never were brighter
since tho election in New.Yotk, it 10 most ob.
vcus that he will have tho support Of that
great and respectable State, and this event " il!
almost secure his election. The following
States may now with certainty be cons;deted i
as uuchsngaby fixed in his favor
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-04

The whole OF these united would give him
f6 votes, but We do not believe he will have
nearly that number.
We believe Mr.. Calhoun, IL he is seriousIy
q candidate, which We have doubted, can only
get his Own State, South Cafoiins, IL. II, a.
gainst all probability, he sbouid get Pennsyl-
vsnia, his votes then would be only 99--snd is
would therefore seem TO be somsthing moro
than msdness for Mr.. Adams fiends IN ofder
10 secure on election TO desert bioi, when his
chance Is so much g,ester than that ot the
other candidates, and throw thei, weight into
the scale 1t he Candidate who ha, the less.
chance Of any, OF success.
We believe there 10 no one OF .he R.publi.
can candidates, besides NJ. Adams, who
would secure 80 many Republican votes be,e
as Gen. Jackson, no one so lev as Mr.. Cal.
houn. lie has never been seriously consider.
ed Q candidate here he Is toe young 10 msiit
that stauun. IL is said by his adv COATES, that
nothing can be said sgslnst him, bui that ha
is TOO young Suppose this 10 bs CO rect. Is
il not sufficient objection TO any msn, that
he has not services, experience, Or maturry,
in his favor? Why do we refuse 10 elect
President for mote than ,wo successive terms,
There is nothing in the constitution 10 have
prevented III. Jeffsrson's remaining unul
this day in office. IL is the dsnger Of Que
governments degeneratibg into a mona, chy,
by letling one man have 30 long o term 10
tof,Iiy HE popularity, and suene, hen bis hold
OH power and tfficc. Once place a Young
mao Of 40 in the Pes,idsncy, and he will nos
al The end Of two terms be willing TO telia-
quish his eifise. The same an,bition and ths
sane means thst could bling him so Young
into ofice, might enable him to pe,sosGe ths
people 20 continue him in ofice. le, US iol-
low then the voice OF sxpeuence--never ele-
vate person 20 the Presidency, until ho hss
arrived at that ago which would prevent ths
people from, thinking OF him 10, P,esidsn! lsr
mare thsb eight years.
We know OF no claim which Mr.. Calhoun
has at present ovsr q thousand Of his fellow.
ci,izsbs. But il seems in the opinion Of some,
| essential that tbs President shouid be South
! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES we have had Two csndi.
| date, nominated from that S,s,e-6rst Mr..
| LowDdes, and then after hi, decesse, MIR.
Calhoun. We trost State feeling, snd S,s,s
! p'lde will not 60 tar get the bettei Of he gooG
sense Of the people Of South Cs'olins, 40 ,o
! induce them 10 press Mr.. Calhoun so unsea.
sonsb'y upon the nation, ss some OF bis indis-
Greet friends seen, disposedt TO. Bic Calhoun,
| Tor ceftsin.y, cannot obtain the votes of III
section. Two winters ego, the ksdng feds-
rsls,s in Congress sounded their constituents
here on this subject ss openly ss they dared
| and they wcre then so satisfied IS 20 give up
the attempt. At some future election, M.
Calhoun nasy have iendesed services so DIS
| tinguished as to place his claims above those
Of any of his fellow ciiiZens---but II he lives q
century, there is no probability that his claims
can ever compare with the present claims OF
| Adams OF Jackson.
AGRICOLA.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-04
NEr ORLEANS.

Advices from Now Otlesns to the Sia ul.
umu, snnouuce. ,h. the Mayor had received
an omonymons leuer on a very serious subject,
Neditsted iosurrection OF the black. and
that the oosi vigorous measures would DC a.
dop,ed.
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A French brig with $50 slaves hs, b.en n-
ken by the frigne Forte, 100 Of the slaves, u.
ken out snd the remainder sen, into Su'inam,
whore the vessel Is 20 be tiled in Dseeuber.
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ll6
These States will! give Mr.. Adams within
! 5 votes OF the number requisite for choice.
Bssdes which, IL Is believed that Mr.. Adams
10 stronger then any Other candidate 10 Ohio,
which gives i6 votes, Illinois, s vo,es and
Mississippi, 5 votes. The votes Of the f,s,
Of these S,a,es would secure his election TO
the Presidency.
The only States which in any even, will
vote fo' Mr.. C'swio'd, are,
Delaware
Georgia
Virglnis ~
North Caroliua Is
81
Since Nev.Yo'k has come out 20 decidedly
hostile to Mr.. Ctswiord, bis chance naust DC
eonside'ed despe' ate.
The gent,em man who viii probably com m snd
the next highest nomber OF votes, is Gen.
Jackson, 80 he appears to be the highest can.
didAte 10 ennsylvsnia. HE will, according
TO presen, appearances, get
Pennsy lvsnia 2S
Tennessee u
louisiana
~
The chance Of Geo. J,ekscn's uitfms,. sue.
ees is 90 small, that we feel persuaded the
good sepse OF his friends will induce them to
support him for the Vice.Pesidsoey-in
whieh case nearly every one OF tie ABOVE
votes would be given to MIR. Adams, certainly
those OF Tenoessee.
Whether Mt. Clsy win ultimately receive
epy support or not sppears 20 Ss dossiu!-
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Msine 9
New Hanpshire 8
Vermont z
Masssc husetts Is
Rhode. Island 4
Connecticut 8
NswY,tk 50
NV J,,ssy 8
Maryland IL
h,sbsm S
Indiana S
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bot we viii suppose him to hss.
which he may by possibIil ieLsn.
krntucky /.
M.ssUun S
II
These he would probably receive. If
candidate, he might by pOsslDiiny have
Ohio l6
louisiana
Indiana
Illinois 3
90
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Nkw Y0HK, yu'v -.


Rv shin Ns.,or O.,
rived at Naw,Y.,k from ;~cr,cn,
the editors or the Mercsr,;lc At,gr,N;
s.r have receivej r,ners or H.. ~
ult. and LnpIuu paps,s IN n. c..n;...
az rho ,..h .I.h.. .nna,
escnt. If ;r,,r,,nee ,hosn .y ,,.i...
date are p,,ncioall, filled with IN. mr.,
ce.,3ioe. of the ores. mee,;ny h.Ii 8,
the LoDd,n T.ysfu TO con,ideI thu ba.t
mean. of ,fr,,d;no ,.s;.tance 80 do
Standards. L,,d WIN. R4o,,rcL ,rs
sided The sum Of A-o5i xas Fnh
,cribed In The coursa ~ IN. n,,e.,,
ing., the editor of h. LorJo, -
came foryerd. anI stated h4,,b. r,l,.
.rc,unis r4ist,vfio, Ia. ,Gfu,, nfSn.;
whieh had ann.a-ad ,n the E,..I;.b 80,
psrs. were urrDayed IN par;. ARD ,',o.
j,a.t ,,; 49,, b.
oyer,uEe> from III. Frsneb rah;,s,
pub,;. \ .rcb articles AZ should h. t,r.
nish.d .hrourh heir embassy y, a..
rate ~ 5no frames ner ar -
News AZ The Ravo,rt,,n IN Yo-,,.i
had mat reached / .ondou ,hr,yr. Pr
hy reIscranhie d.spatch. IT r.,
oaue. JnSe ~ N,eyent, NJ 9;.h y
sub.souent "a the 40 Nav. ara man,
tioGed the weather ha,ipe ;nferrunt,
ed the communication. !, vs. m,
koonnwhelber The disnotch w.s t;n;xb.
ed.
The London Couc;er now cav. uIt
ia cnnGI4n,v e1neeirA that ,ba na.t
.dy;ces from .ir w. A>Court vii; cam,
municate ;o,-tii.,rce ne ;. ,,.st. ,,;.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
ANOi HER ihiPORTAET RI.
pDRT.

spanish gentleman nov in tfis O.,
ty, has 'his r"rni"S received a ir,,e.
from f'Itnh Of his at tho Haynnu.
7ety Respectable merchant of ,hat CITY.
D'n IN Perez Garria, stated the f.,b
Jn'y, wherein he states, that vessel
which had Il very short passage froU,
tad'H, they had received o6ariaI n,w..
that the Inhabitants az Madrid have
simultaneously rieen IN the French X
AFTER 'p'i"us contest, killed 6 woYn.
hed an 'ninien-e number, and made 800
.'''s'oet- Also, iha, eensral Nina
had thrice Engaged division Of tho
french sray operating ia Catalonia.
Anh IA "'te" repulsed snd routed thsna
"i'h gfen; loss on the side Of the inga.
i@rs. Ibis letter further meatious,
hat n vessel Of var had entered tho
pr "f Havana from Martinique.
n'io5r$ prop1sitIOns from the eutI.orr
mes 81 'he Inter island inviting tba
Cnbeap. to join the French cause
ne emiSsaTy who brcnsh, these prom.
a'I'iOn' was hn.weoed by the govern,
ma ard iahabiIun,s Of the iInsnn,.
H'!h the utmost iD''igue' zion. and with
III the dignity becoming men dettfmis
n7d r. fe"e'a ARMY attached to their
'rlntry'' eeusc,
The vessel =" h;ch breught the FOR.
'7er aeconn'. rom Cah:z, only arrived
- Havana he tt:h Jah. !. E. one dry
f-"vi"Bs 20 tie date ri The ,et.er n
que-l,n.
I We c"n'd tell better what d gree OF
r:ed't to at,he'. % The fir Part # ,.,s
'e''rr' "id we kn"w he day On ~hrh
&c vessel left Cadiz At preseai, VIC
must 81 hi' ID ou1 lief afjt
" I com. .4dr eth in.2,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
GREAT BRlTAIN.

The King Of England has so far re.
co red as to depart for Windsor. He
has announced his intention of taking
an aquatic excursion sn the ol,h, far
which purpose the Royal Yacht was in
q state-of preparations.
1t was intimated that Parliameo,
would be proro5ue5 on the 10th Of Ia.
iy. as nothing was anticipated wbich
would prolonS its session beyond that
perisd
The Court OF Common Counci, of
London, had, by a vote, of - TO %, ap-
propriated from the city funds the sum
Of 10000. in aid Of the suasriug peuple
Of the Peninsula
In the Court Of Kins's Bench. June
9, in the libel cause Of Sir Hut.ou
Lowe against o. .iears, for certain
statements ia his " Voice from 81. He.
lena," the Court slated thai it had 10
authority to fix any yivsu day fer TIE
trlal.-[Com Atu
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
WASHI',ti" ON. JoIv pc.
TE2Ef3L. BLOW rOTHE PI-
KAIES

After our piper was prepared for the
presY last evening, ~ were favored nv
friend 10 h;s city vi h The following
letter, jus, received f-or i'm gicer Of
Comm dor" Porier'S qrsdrnu.
"MANTA+ZAS, Jnlv 10
Il have he pIeaeute rf ,nF,1mine
you Il 81 b',.liYDt ACHE, erneRt blamed
against the pifa'e- on the 5th inst. by
Two barges attached 10 Cam.no,;n,c
Porter's ~qnadron. the GnIIinipper, 1T.
Watson, I y men, and the Mn uni,n l.:
i"mhD, 10 men. 1he bnrg~r were re
tnrni"S 'rom crUize to wirdward I;
when they were near GieUspa Bay, f3
leagues to viaJws of This mort, thsy
entered tit being q renaczvpus far
p'ratesj they Immediately discovered
id1Se schooner undeF way. which they
supposed TO b. q Patriot priYsfeer {;
and as their stores we're uearly exhaHe.
ted, they hoped to ohtaia sas,. supplies
from her; they !hersfor,, made snil in
pursuit. WIN hey were within
cannon sbnl dislapcc she rounded fc
and fired her !oog gun. at the same
lime run UP The bloody flag. dirse.
ting her course towards the ,hore,
continuing to Ere without effect when
she had got within short distance Of
shore she cemo TO with 'pring- on her
caole, continuing 30 fire aud " 'oep ,hs
52rS"s were w''h.l 80 yaris, hey ii-ej
their nGs&ets aiih"nt tnuching boat or
man orr men gave three cheers, end
prepared 20 bpAtd, the pire;ss I;saoy
eriUS ihcir 'ntenli9n Jumped into the
water, when he harge,meu, calling or
tho name OF .fNeH," commented
destructive slaughter, killing tbeya in
tic wn'ef cad as they landed 90 ex.
asPsFgtei we're our men, ;hat il oas
imposoi5is for their officers to rsstrair
he'o, and many were killed Sf;er or
1srs we've G'veo . graz quarters,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
MORE OF rHh COLD MINES.

The Chersw IatelliSeucrr Of ne 81
INST. contains further Particulars OF the
gold nine, lately discovered 10 North
Carolina. AS the disco, cry has led to
many conflicting claims to the Ianj, on
which The treasure is siiuated. it is
said he lawyers al lea@t will reap q
golden harvest IN the field Of Ii,iga
ton. Col. Kerr. who i. oDc Of the
projectors o. the mine, ha' inform ed
tho editor Of the IDieIIig~occr, that
there are already 80 hand. at work {:
that before sutunn ihere will be- from
100 TO 200 more employed that four
workmen is tive days found 20 penny
weights Of GOLD ( equal 70 $50 70
which 10 abOGt !hs sversge az their Ia.
hour that a poor man lately found
single pieeo, which rtUGered him ell
most inde pendant, being ia valve an u
lTCG dollars,--ghe ediler of the ia.
tei!iSeueer ~ in psssessiou sfsevcrsl
specimens ofthe oar, " hieh is said to
ne OF uncommon purity The bsl OF
Like 'he Bessiaa ay ADD ,hiach.tns.
.s:y MI always have 'beiy ska,e>
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
900 @ SSoo

Geo'ge:o"n. &. Z. } Jnly to- w
have been favored with The perus,l Of
letter from the Mail Conirect.r,
which iuforms u, chat an att"mDt VS.
made to rob lie Northern Nnii en- the
night # The 12h ins ! hc attack vas
m ade about half way between Block
River Fe.sy AMI China Grave. by two
men ~hO4e e pntenaUceS could not be
discovered owing 70 tho da'kuess 81
the night. Ore of the VILLAINS s";x.d
the reina, while the other was bu.=i
in nailiug he msil ron! The suIkcy-
fortonAlei), however, The horse took
fright and hr.ke Loose from he man
wis lc!i him No o'hrr injury VIZ,
sSstained than he destruction az the
Su'k@g. 'Ehe Contractor promises in
future 20 ann hi. Griyets.-- lit.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
ih G & az cite
WINCHESTER:
S.4ITRDAT, .aUGTST end
MIR. MAnILL'S GRAFTON,

MIR. MAbILL'S GRAFTON.
Fl rcfs.
I'll ColnO'p, 25,h iiue-tor oco'cing :.
read"orerSing.'
STih line, the word "the i.
oni'trd after the word "t!g.
-rinian."
Eta cOi"Uan. e5'h Iine f;em the bottom,
for ?GicPs. Fead "oGcrrs."
9TH epiamp, Ssh, line, lie word "a:c,
shonid prsee:e tie word
Z" disenthrauaa,'
43i line fer - mgrtuIity,''
read "noTdNty''
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
L;rs. SCOTS ftmoie Aea9e,ny.

TIA. EnIro"-Eos will he so kline! : ara
IRE as Z. .-:rc pace inyour paper, to short
r"'ice ct '!''s FetHale lus,i,u,ion.
n" person who attended the examination
~ Jh"r'tIav last car deny TO Mrs. Scott, the
r'"ed o!h'EI Distinction. The proficicncs Of
all her pupils ~ their various Studies. and the
character of hose studies declare her superior
quahhcations M an ins.ructress. H.r Acade.
my isan honor TO our town, and blessing 10
t''ls part OF the country. 1t is hoped and be
iieve6 The public viii dn juetice to l,,c!f by
ing nd pstroniE,ng ais institution as il,
deserves. A SPECTATOR
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02

MIR HSIsKEkL--T M education of the 7s!nr
re"era'ion h:I'g m'ttcv ~ which ev ~ PHI.
lon'hcooi, aud ammo, bu; feel deep nte-
est, It was with pleasure tia, | attended an
examination of Mr.. Sharp's scholars ON We'd
ne'd"y lrs'. Seldom nave seen Grpmm Ar
School whose whole arrangement comb,re.
m re complete system al that overwhich the
indei-tigsble 'Sschcr, Just Famel, presiA4e.
With s" much credit 90 hlmsel' Tho IA CROUCH
examination OF his nu nervous pupils in the Va
rious branches Ct english education, and III.
perfect manner with which they. vita ,srdIy
an exception, acquitted themselves, Afforded
the highest qualification to the numerous D..
rents 'nd othe's who were present, and con.
hrmed the oDlnion bave uniformly entertain
ed OF Mr. Sharp, that he do, honor to hi.
profession, and merits the support O! TIE pu.
Hr' a PARENT.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
FOREIGN.
ne days later from Europe.
N|N YORK, .July .

I NV YORK. July ss.
The ship Mentor. Capt. Brown. ar
rived at ti.is port last evening in IS
days from liverpool. BY tl.is arri-
val the Editors of The Commercial
Advertiser have received I.cn;lon ani
}.ivrrpnol adyices. the former to the
t2th and the latter TO the l4ih OF
June. 4 Summary Of their contents.
AID sund.y extracts will be found be-
luN
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
SPANISH WAR.

We orc literally :nnndatpd win,
French hecounts a. tie war in Spa;r.
r"d II seem. 'hat all statements from
.lher quarters are carefully excluded,
ih"5e "e'igei by the way IF Gibral-
'a' Sew days since, end jhnse BY tho
Men'or' pre*eat very different spect,
he CoreS, by 'hs spanish account,
"hs 'rn"4nIGy employed. and the
troop all taiihfUl, and maaifrs.ins tho
best di,p"si'i"n. Yet, we were to ere.
d. ihe French papers, tn war ia erd-
~ he Spanish < erals have al, io;ncd
he French Nina is fugitive. and
The Dnk" D'Arg" appointed Re.
gent and yer IL was announced AZ Pa.
-, that a great fail CT The fuYds had
aiken place, owing TO reports not yery
favourable So the F,ruch casse.
II ia evi';enf that Nina is dividing
his fo'ce IN small bHt strong bands. E
will lake 10 he monntains. DRAWN.
alter hin The Jei8chmonts oftb E.ereII
army, md then the wni K 4 havoc and
carnage commences In anticipa,ioo
OF ibis result, Money has r uyirsd a
reinforceme5t q; 5000 NEE. < ne Dnks
At Mad'id rrfnifes t2 $50 more. Vhia
docs not 'ook ''ke carc yI"g eycry hing
"Ithoot loss, and new LEWIS VIII have
10 be formed before this war closer
Among ne promotions. ye inn Ger.
haurI~icn raIfed TO The srnk o. MAJ.
,i'"' 10 'Ae place of Marshal Da,oust.
'ateiy deceased, and he is appointed TO
command The "a corps destined 80 &c,
so spain. This doe. TO, i,.k Ike Tho
TOAST Styto by worthy Alderman ~
m97ooo-~':a specify peace and so0n. y
We cOUlirne ssme ex;tacts from Eua
Fopea7 poPe's, and see nolbirg ~ yer
10 discourage lie friends Of fee gov
e'nments,-Natiopal Advocate.
ksHsLsee 49,. r.E..Eaysa
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02

ide Legislative Couuei. OF F.oriis
ai''n'n"d On the evening" OF the 5.h in,f
hdi'g n session q -jS We, K. = srea.
mas Of hu,inea' has heen Transacted
Which bears ani.ie s!imoa5 tc the III
"u'''y u'h which 'b- gah';c sood h e.
"cF" p'f'ntd' IN aei, pd'se'' By ~
council, 70 provih. fer ,h.. concii:.,;o,.
~ pfi'. controversies Ia .,Atc,,. hy
tLe Eas; s!niida Herald. "a IL II =,
nv re:Dee's, different frpm a nii. &.
introduced upHn shat 4nb; 81 y, 81.
t'ieod. Of IT, hili can.i'er tat he !,
trsduct'1a of 'ha pri-cirie iutp hei
~ ZEN Of jarispTuderce, is univ,
gained. and iet, in the c,u.4e os tim.
II a., De fnr'ho' applied snd xtende
far ih" h"oeGt az tho c.y"tnno"v NJ
vsrel Judicial snd n;ii4,y ,ppoint-
men'' have heen made e. tn 6 or
n"r, "ith he eors-n; oni APPRECIATION
Of the Le3i.lsiiv Council
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02

tie iniGc Ia from, one nad a half to two
0',ies wide, ona forms part Of n vein
which sAtends from Deep Savannah "a
yer.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02

Twenty seven 0es3 WEI. countes, same
sunk, five taken prisoners by ,he
hargemen. and eight taken by y per,v
~ SPeniards on shore /; the officer. eai
euiate that from 80 To 30 were killed
The sch"one4 mounted long nine
FOUNDER on pivot, and 4 tours. with
every other necessary armament, an,,
a crew of from 90 to 60 men, and ou.l,
L" have blown The ba,ses to atom.
commanded by the no'oriDns pirate D,~
able or Little Devil this sta,emen.
| have from ca!t. W.t-op himself. and
n Is certainly IL" most decisive opera.
ton that faa seen effected agains:
those murderer. either by lhs Englisia
or A0rrIcar .nrcc.
Eki' affair occurred on ne some spo:
where the brave Alien fell about ons
year .irce.'
IMPORTANT FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
.Ne'c lork, July 90.
By the brig Prince Edward, arrived
this i"renooI, IN IL days from Lasu;rs,
w" have r'n"iy d Caracas paper. OF
the 9Th .'u!y. cortaioing the Official de,
tall- ut he fall of Msraca,bo into
The hands & he ust,iotg. ri Coiom-
biaro ofihp I'd Iu'y. published al Car.
rH"H'. "H''r'"s en- otticiel account az
the rc"ar'u' "f Coro hy The patriots.
and safes tat in ihe !. i.air of Cum.
r'bo' ~ III" 10th of jnne the royalis,s
had t2o killed. and ici 20 prisoners il,
the hands Of The vietnrs. The lateas
accounts from the south says that Doll.
YER WAS at Guayaquil on the goth
March, having with hin an army os
5000 men.
The u ;. corvette John Adarnr,
Capt, Renshaw, with MIR Andersen
our minister TO the Colombian govern
n'enf- arrived ct Lnguira Oh The 1cth
!nstani.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
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Tn tbc cath inst. Of q bilious 4
YER, HiN5QW NJ. P0zyN, son Of tho
late Capt. William vi Fcwtll -
hampshire Crp1tv, sQcd rjrc:.cr