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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-18
WONN CANNING,

BY a DOUBLE CYLINDER MACHINE.
sHE subscribers hereby Ct notice that
! they have new AMI weiI finished Wool
CARDiNG MACHINE, witi suocfior sri
of Cards, new IN operation az Mr.. Ltsna Helis'
Mil. IN the county OF Hotetour
Tins machine was built for the subscribers
by tire most celebrated machine builders IN
the United Slales aud having double IS In
drf8, il makes f0H- much superior 10 those
card,l by n sing" cylinder machine, All
Wool, before it l. brought TO his machine,
must he cleansed from all sticks, burrs and
other bard substances tlat will iniure the
cards. One pound Of clean hard 10 every
ten pouuas 81 wool a.n,i he sent wih the
wool, aud also su.F.s ieary oi linen or cotton
sheet 10 contain the rai.s Ia, hog employed
a man from the north y no is VOL eAptrenG-
ed in the above bus.ue,s, 20 slVtrmlcud the
machine, the proP' t4rs faarr taen,rlses
thai .hey will be n lc 10 card wool n man
ner superior to any ever carded ~ tits conn
Try.
HOLMES & BREWSTER Of fynchurp
win receive al their Store any quantity 81
Wool for eardjns, ANDY haye it transmitted
to the machine and returned in rolls al H.
cents pee pound. They VIII also asep con.
ataally on hand,
" 81 ~ ".
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-18
From NE Rochester w ~ Taegmph.
A ROWLAND For AN OLIVER

A first water Yankee, on peddlng yoy-
age through York stote,' arrived IN our
village last week. Independent offhe usl-
al supplies, jonathan, ii seems, had added
10 his stock Of nieknaehs' number of
watches, To be disposed of either 10 tho
6mterlng hne,' or to be 'sioappsd of,' AZ
opportunities for driving trade offered.
Meeting Dutch ,agrant, well known in
our streets, with a long brass chain siang-
lin6 nj his fob, Jonathan ha him for a trade
uHsight, aa6een' Tommy was his man
The usual preliminaries being settled, the
watches were deposited ia the hat Of A
thtd person. The umpire then drew ont
the lirsl watch. That said Jonathan, Is
ne Dntchnan's watch. The other watch.
which proved To be i0ooden one, waa
drawn. Dat cries honest Tommy, sjsh
de Yankees vateh.' 'All 6reloek' sxchifn.
sd The chop fallen Jonathan, holding up the
apology for watch by its chain, n tarnal
Dntehlnan rot the rig onto a Yankee :
Who'd tho't it, While the Yankee stood
'i"wlng his watch, with emotions THAI
inrtooh less of anger than 0fchagrip. Tom
my, who was not satisfied with his iriuupll
observed that do wooden watch would
make goot nutnegs.' Yes,' exclaimed
Jonathan with exuitaiion, and that there
watch Of yourn would make good nut
inegsratcr, for the case is real block tin I,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-18
"a astonishing kMek ut 60
NEN'S OFFaCn..
CoHEN's OFFICE,
RaitlW0rt .Iuiy I. lsE3

~ Official list Of the 5'hday's drawing ol The
Washington i!oRumeW lottery,
d'h eInss, nov droNiugiitlboe4X OF Baltimore
under the snperisiendnnce Of Denominations
Prs appointed by The Governor aud Council
'32sl n l"aling rlizc OF y2mo
'l25o2 faaiiug Prize Of aooo
IDOL pfiac q 100
1900 il2u5 przes of %
't15d 6h73
.9a2s 1919 prices OF 20
tiEsl3
Ani 100 pflcs If 10
III aa,tsd sold At cOnES'S OFFICE
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-18
New and aiuabIe Medicine.
(SSg@9.,E =. s n
NI w Z Ah-pRo7kESS

TEMiIS new and elegant Balsam bids lll
l. to stand nnriyaHed IN its merits, for Con
symptoms and Coughs, and we boldly venture
10 assert that no Medicine has ever gained so
much credit in so short time as this compo-
siion. Scarcely a case occurs but may -
relieved by the timely usp oil II, many having
lately used il in seated Consumptions With the
most surprising success, who we're given mp
by the most s,iIful physicians in tie country.
Many certificates OF its efficacy accompany
each bottle
| hereby certify that my wife has for sorte
time past been troubled with a violent Cough,
and has been in very delicate health, and
after having tried .uauy dlfere nj things WIN.
ont getting relief, bought for her bottle oi
Dr. Mellcn's Cough Drops, from the use q
which very short time She found great relief,
aud her Cough has entirely left her, and SIZE
has regaincd her strength .
JOHN ". JENKINS.
Hudson, 12'h Monh 29h, 1919.
AiIIfmeafstiorc me, JOSEPH D. MCNEIL,
HeeDrder u The city u Hudson
To the afflicted whom this may concern
Rnsanna Barton, do certify that took a vic
lent cold in the latter part Of the year lsls
which created a violent Cough ana difficult
OF breathing, which was very distressing uii
procured bottle OF Doctor Mellen's Cougl
Drops, aud by taking few doses OF the sdl'
drops / was entirely cured Of my Cough ant
pain in my side. HoSANNh BAhIoN,
Wife Of Mr. Joseph Barton
Hudson, i2h Month l3ih, 1919,
This is 10 certify that in June 1918, wa
! seized with very dislre sing Cough, pam II
nv side, great weakness OF The Lungs, and )
continued until July 1919 which confined m,
to the house and part OF the TIME to my bed
had tried every thing as thought but all Il
vain. was al last induced 10 make trial q
Dr. Mellcns Cough Drops, whlrh gave me IN
mediate relief, increased my strength, and re
stored my former sleep cen with Inc grea'
est confidence recommend then tp al that Al
afflicted withthose complaints, as very val.
i aJIe medicine. NANCY BOURNE.
Hudson, Columbia ety. N.Y.Dec. y, 1912
Il FOR sAIE by
u DR.. 7 HUMPHREYS, Lyhchburg.
March is I'm
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-18
The North American Review,

Vas begun in 1915. nd LA since been ateudi-
~ adva'fi ing in publir cslimpDua Ia Jauua-
ry, 1920, the edlorsbip VIDA assumed by Pro-
lessor Everett, Of lhe i1uversi'y al Cambridge
New England. \ mn serifs was then com.
menced, with which il is convenient that sub
scririions shonld beein. Orders for any part
OF the work w,l however be thankfully re
ceiVed by +. Liutli and ~ Il. hortjt Henry,
who are mtcrestcdpn iirs Publication.
Pabiisfed qtaupg-=friee IRE NoiiuS u
yem-page5ie in adrnee
american Journal of Science and
Arts,
Conducted by BENJAMIN sGLLlMAN, Pro
Iessor u chemistry, Dc. ldi. toUege
This journal be IAN IN the ycnr lsi0. Two
numbers, between which there is an interval
of about three months, form volume
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-18

A person called upon comb.maler who
was then at work, 10 lei him know that he
Was drawn for The militia / don't care
answered the comh-maker, Il am too
young for SERVICE 'Too young, and a.
bout thirty what do you mean y No
matter for that rejoined the comb maker,
can swear that | am now cutting my
teei'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-18

Doct. Henry w. Noseley

HAS commenced the practice Of Physic
and Surgecg, ia lie town Qi Liberty
Ills shop IS above the Post Office. He viii
endeavor by moderate charges end runctnsl
attention 10 merit patronage.
July II - 3w
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-18

Fohfsnt5s.--A young man in this city
WINS sent by ld5 naster, u merchant, 10
demand payment Of ao account amounting
to three or four pounds. Atho'h his calls
were frequent, they were ifutless; The
person declined payment of the deDand;
while the lad NJ each cal desired him Will,
the greatest politeness 10 pay him some
part ri the amount, as he should be- CRATE
ih for the smallest som. The debtor II,
ifngih, one morning, when ihe usual re-.
quest hnd been made, neltlrd At The pfrse-
serFnee OF his iormcntor, ga.e him pen
ny, saying that rs he had asserted that lie
would be grateful for The smallest sum, he
presumed he would for the present be 81
tlslled with that. Thank yon, sir said
Oh" lad, unco,cring and bowing profound
" think you, sir; bad you favored sne
WIN SIMILAR suM nj EACH CALL, have
made upon you for the bill, the whole debt
would have been discharge Loso SINCE.
Montreal paper.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-18

benefited in nay literary rpsea ci1os by
wonderful talents add praln,f,d lno.sI,,lee.
| can sec you ere laughing atany .nthn /.
assn Is you have . oilen lff4fd ne spec <
eonfemf'tuouslyo Of lciaale talenis. | arsi
confess II has remained lnr ~ american
!ady IN a remote part Of tLe " ORD Ia Feii-
der ne ashamed OF my former opinions
lodeed fe0aio still under the impression
bat The females of Europe are MT gifted
with The same strength Of intellect rs the
nidlts. You 3mticaas are of anoih
growth, and fancy that lie order - r.
seraed, ond the ladies' hive the ad.antaas
ofertbeir counlryneu."
-.sSs..-
The circumstance relaird in the + !
lonlng article from Late Iohdnn papor.
arr no doubt fresh il the recollection Of
many ri ouf readers. The lady spoken
oil was traced 10 this city, and IL was with
much difficulty she Mns prr,aicd on TO
leave her lover anu return 10 her parents.
" !. l.. Posi-
" Taunton, the intelligent Police officer
OF Bow street, has just returned from trip
across the Atlantic, on an interesting bus.
ness, The palilculafs Of NJ ieh we under
Stand, az as tollDWs "A young lady Mss
-, li.lng with hef relation, sii -, in
Deyonslnre, nas detected ip au Illicit ariuor
with groom, living in The family, aud VITO
WAS married man he Was Instantly dis
charged, aud the Young lady soon eloped
anu joined her raramunr nj Liverpool,
where she was brought 10 bed. Oe re
covering from her accoeehneni, size &c
eompan,td The groom 10 America aud IN
ofhrr 10 afoidpursnit Exchanged his name,
= prevailed on The eaWaiotn bafe him pasa-
Ell hs boy eiBhtyeurs ofagc. As the lady
on coming OF age would ba enlnrd To- "A
lhige lofune, her relations considered it
llltlr GUY 10 use every exorti0n To- rescue
het rom SO dHgraeofura conneAiop, aud
thry accordingly applied to the head cs-
tabhslmont 81 tie police Ia I,ondun, and
Taunton was employed 10 trace tie fugi-
i've, and, # possible, bring hen back In her
friends. notwithstanding The ingenuity IF
The runaway, Taunton, by acnteness aud
perseverance, aseeltained the particulars
ri Their emigration, aud followed them 10
North America, and hlYng there disco
srred the lady, ho hatcie address Ia pre-
vail on her To return with him 10 England,
aud he had the satisfaction of completing
hls mission by returning the renegade to
thu protection of her friends
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-03-26
FOREIGN.


from he Boston Erening Gazette.
Afved this evening brig Oak, Capt.
Wees. from Havre. Capt. Weeks left
HAVE the Cd February, and states ver-
balIJthat War was considered unayold-
able and at the time he sailed, the
trooi ! were leaving Paris, TO join the
main army, preparatory TO their march
for he Spanish capital
IL also states that Il late Paris paper
conhins an address Of duke D'Angou-
lem. Commander of the French Armies,
setting forth the objects Of their march to
Span, which was TO reinstate KING
Ferdinand on the throne.
II was generally believed in Paris
that no other declaration of war would
be made than that already in existence.
PARIS, JAN. 90.
II is announced that the French army
is TO he divided into three principal
bodies, the army of Eastern Pyrennees,
or of Catalonia, to be under the orders
of the Marshal Duke ofRagusa---the ar
nv of the Centre, or of Arragon, to be
commanded by the Marshal, Duke OF
Raggio-and the army of the Western
Pyrennees or Of Navarro. under the COM
uand of the Gen. Marquis of Lauriston
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-03-26
POLITICAL.

From the Boston Palladium.
DensocraticE Logick and Demo

DeDl0cfdtacE LogicE ana Demo
cratick Honesty.
Under the signature of $ Geo. Wash
ington," writer in the Patriot of the
9th inst. undertakes TO prove that Mr..
Otis, during the War, attempted DISCO
luton of the Union The argument is
such an exquisite one, that we cannot for
bear regallng our readers with it. 1t is
as folows:-
"The printed report of The Con-
yention shews, beyond doubt, that the
subject Of a Dissolution of the Union
was discussed in that body" How does
it show this a.? Why, forsooth, because
"This report, which purports to be the
result of their deliberations, contains
several paragraphs on this subject."-
What these paragraphs are, this writer
does not, and will not state. We chal-
lenge him 10 republish them 1cithom mt
tiIation. But his argument proceeds
snow it is not 10 be supposed that it
would appear in the Report, without
having appeared in the discussions out Of
which that Report originated" Again,
the writer Observes" The subject was
discussed. This term'' (by the 1pay, 1t as
term Of his ovVn choosing "implies
support, as well as opposition" Hence,
the writer takes it as demonstrated, that
there was somebody in the Convention
10 favour ola Dissolution. Because the
Report endeayours TO discourage any
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-03-26
FoR THE MASSACHUSETTS SpY.1
Prove all things, and hold fast that which is good"
NO. l.
For Observation-Disclosures

most gs @ s S eGss na% are sn G and s Es services: OH si
v by ceI attempted r a PsG hs Tn Gs"'s tho
h ana oou1 mny @ ena 0ooqpy the ns EN-
M a, 0p nt themselves with referring to the fonnez' Of Mr. oss with
sacrifice the interests his personal
.e s ss, ~ sa s s @ s thing, r. for
young understand political business and ho e therefore, mos. es
plainly, faithfully, briefly may able origin objects
In which preceded body mic
before defended the sas nasnt n d eSp muh
ae 4 sPs b ssaes an no ssoa sD1 TI
o%a ~ ft uho o pso Pss ss powerful o s and ss
T % S @ % iS S P p sg S7 nsn
grievances Government had aIed
on d ses Ss P General Gs s a h 1s1s.
% " D hs sss 1s Ss % S1 s s what
a s1 ie 4s' SsAt FssGP ps s5
y co s the ;sd a d ] T b. s
cations Che obligations Of the stss members Of Union"
@ 's s S dsa. sS' he the ap %a u
among eo they boa 1E % had rs aos eo ny s
and steady habits of their constituents S
vii short extract from the instructions under which the Massachusetts Delegates
n T n pws and feelings the majority cannot be n
ee lis constituents Tie rahal u, and INDEPENDENCE
language those continuing Would
hose who sought to change form Of be phick
mnr to it, The answer irresistible and conclusive But this
w s a S ss s D R .b @ & that day f doubt
ed but the absence Of all evidence against Them the single fact that these Delegates
and entirely approved by the Commonwealth?
Go s os sS and o ssps a r9} T asss dis
] s Statesmen S x T ~hon h the T @s T:% s 5 s vs
a"oIaf sa monarchy been h s s 5s ss s
one the politicians the State the Union
and gladly followed his cop From youth he had been distinguished
Tree and people gratefully talents and Patriotism for the base and nd
immate aduIIon the hearles Court
sns 6e Rgmsntt the imputed crime while his
Pesden
suny and exalted never hopeu
was the of
Done
rof
loear the
iah ue detail the
he y grateful that
the people i've delighted ohono '' ~ "e man.
that other and similar against
auenton the
Oft accusation
o the
N cere objection
theclann
nd " ON-N'''.
THE EXAMINER.
|CodNuN
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lCoMMUNIcATIoN.1
THE EXAMINER.

of electoLnr
n because ne Revolutionary robahv
smentsan
o
nothing, he parallel consist?
the
"brayg the ano was always foremost
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-03-26
Laus Of a9assacbusetts.
CogxoNwrArrn OF MASSACHUSETTS.

IL the year of our Lord one thousand
eigk. hundred and tssenty-tllree.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-01

who appeared again down they came
much faster than they went up, head o.
YER heels, from top to bottom, with the
candlestick rolling afterthem AT this
confusion. joined with their 'hr'sks
and clamors, the Englishman, terri
fed at the hideous noise. coon made tor
his room, and stepped into bed with MS
companion, without the least tear OF
catching the plague. In the mean time;
an honest country priest, who lodged
iu the inn, got up, and appeared armed
with long broom instead Of brush
He made his aspersions, snd the con-
jurations prescribed by the Roman
church. and conducted by way OF pro-
cession. the terrified trembling people
into the chamber Of the detunct, who,
thinking no harm, lay quietly In bed
The priest was iustan , regarded as .
saint, and they all cried up the mira
Gle, which had bound the corpse to its
good behaviour, andprevented its being
refractory.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-01

And wreck the ornaments OF naval Pride,
And 50 ell to the high skies, and wet the stars;
seem but one little drop .litby the rainbow fire!
Matched with thy utterless beauty!
The Alpsl when the broad splendors OF the
East,
popr forth their oceans of deep light;
To roll in elery DER their million SHOWS;
Dwindle to specks of brilliant sand,
Compared with thee, proud Cenotaph OF glory!
But to the truth !-hereireny mus: fail
Too solemn is the truth-tho' have spoke my
scorn
Thou dark drear cave! What is thy treasure
WORTH [contaIn
Thousands of worlds What dost thou not
Honor and glory, rank, religion, pride,
Judgment and virtue, truth, constancy, ialr
fame,
Worth. majesty all that belongto man!
All that earth gives, and all that heaven de-
mands!
Ares are crowded thick within thy womb
Ages of Casars-cabined in thy cell
There sumber, Immortality in Death!
The highest of earth's princes slumoers 'hsre ;
Ave-evcn he-our country's Father, Called
SUMMERS beneath this trampled mound of Ca
verned clay. -,
/ knewthe not! STedt, eNCehSHs, ~
And vet know thee now-proud tenant o, 'he
sod l'""uS'
And here once more, once more; greatest OF
! stand before thy 5'rrial h 'ap, and glory still
That | am one of thine and swear to venerate
Thy memory to the last and here ! cross my
brow. Esprit {!
Immortal Washington! and summon fsrth thy
Thv cavern has spell beyond all power,
Of Natmes necromancy or revealed word!
What have sighed for: Class all good to.
gether,
For all nv mind has sought; and found it here.
Thy den is the loud sermon fthe world
Thy grave the vaSte,t tome ofhuman history
Here is the curse. and the forgiveness written
A universe of thought Eternity OF flame!
Enough! enough. 60, and feel, and hold
Emotions that belong not to the souls,
With those am to mingle once again!
But here here OH the hottest ground
Ere trod, this second Calvary, my soul
Ha. had the hghtnings oil another world
Launched through it, and almost burst
With the 'erwhelming whole, that comprised
The trumpets of archangels must peal forth
The summons OF Gods Judge! before the
throne,
The myriads of the past. and long hereafter,
Must stand thron sed, ere the omnipotent tho't,
Shall change again, my mortal essence
To the vast measureless visions, which passed,
In undesirable glory, DER my soul,
Rolled by the Almighty Spirit over mine
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-01
Thirty Dollars Reward.

IAN AWAY from the subscriber, Nv
II ing near Fairfax courthouse, IN the
ale at Virginia, a negro woman' save i oa
life named CELIA, about II or "
wears old she has down look when spo.
kec TO. her .oreteeth are much decayed'
and from an attack eli an epidemic nature,
one of her lips are much larger than me o.
Their; one OF her legs appears.ra ther shorter
than the other, but not very pereeVaole
without walking briskIy; has scar occs
stoned by burn, above one OF her eio0ws'
q think The right, )larger than a ooliar
and a scar about one and bali lnches
long on her neck, rather inclinlng 70 inc
left side.-Had on and carried away WIN
her. sundry clothing, OF which recoilect
the following, viz one habit OF ihsey
homemade cloth, one domestlck CnecHea
with broad blue stripes, one oil calico WIN
a red stripe, ami one Of dark Color iinseJ
homemade, with several under coatS OF
linsey and other kinds; one large rose
bIaaket, one quilt, one large striped beo-
tick, band box and bonnet OF pale CO.
lor made of lutestring, and MANY othef ar
ticles not recoIlec,ed. She has father
and mother residing on the iarm OF vii,
liam McCar,y, Esq. near the junction OF
Broad:R run with The Potomac everywhere
think she may try to get to, SO as 10 oe
conveyed off to some Of the eastern s1ates,
as her father 1t is supposed conveyed away
her brother. Sac also las relations I'D
exandria, at Mr.. McCarly's, CEDAR
Grove, and at Mr.. Francis aud Thomas
Golfers, ~ this county. Aay person or
persons securing her N jail in this state;
or in Alexandra, shall receive the reward
OF 20 dollars, il out Of the state or 10 any
other part than Alexandra, d. c. thirty
dollars, and il in either case brought home,
all reasonable charges paid. -
SAMUEL RADCLIFFE.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-01
e. To the Ereeholders Of Lou
d0q.n and FairfdT.

Mr. FtZhugh's term of service in the
State Sensle will expire at the close OF 'ts
next session. and as he has declined a re-
election, am induced to offer myself as
Candidate 10 represent you in that
branch OF our Legislature. An extensive
personal acquaintance 10 I.oudoun and
Fairfax, :ormed during long residence
in each, promise Of cordial support from
many freeholders, and wish to be honor
ed with the confidence OF my fellow cIti.
zens. are the reasons which have urged
me to ask your SURFACES at the approach
ing election VIM. NJ. MCCARTHY.
keesburg, Jan. A, 1870, l.s lawss
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DISTRICT nF COLUMBIA.

COUNTY of alexandria. 10 wtt:
November Term, 1822-g6th day.
~. IN CHANCERY.
Evan P. Taylor and Rebecca Taylor, bis
wife, Formerly Rebecca Lawrence,)
Coueplaiaaat.s
George Talbot and Anthony Rhoces,
Defendants
YyHE defendant, George Talbot, not
Il having entered his appearance and
given security according 10 the statute
and rules Of this Court and it appearing
10 the satisfaction OF the Court. upon atfi-
dayit fled, that the sad George Talbot
is not an nhabitant of the District OF Co
iumbia. On motion Of the complainants
BY their counsel, it is ordered, that the
said defendant, George Talbot, appear
here on or before the first day OF next
May term, and enter bis appearance to the
suit. and give security for performing the
DEGREES oil the Court and that the other
defendant Anthony Rhodes. does not pay
away. convey, or secre!e the debts by him
ewing to. or the estate or effects in his
hands. belonging to the said absent defen-
dant George Talbot, until the furtberorder
and decree OF this court ; and that copy
of this order be forthwith published, in
one of the public newspapers printed in
the townot Alexandra, for too months sue.
csss,uely, 4 that another copy be posted
at the front door of the Court House of
' Teste, ELM. 1. LEE, &C.
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Pigs in the character Of ministers Of
,yustice

An old English writer gives the fol-
towing account Of a signal instance of
justice performed by pigs:-"Certain
pirates, who seem not we'll to have
learned their business, since they we're
unable to swim, had landed on the
coast of Tuscany, and carried off the
swine from a farm. As the robbers
were padding off from the shore their
keeper returned and blew his horn, by
which he had been accustomed to call
his swine to their meals At the we'll
known sound tho gruntsrs all started
up, and crowded to one side of the boat
overturned it, and swan ashore to their
keeper, leaving the unfortunate thieves
to be drowned