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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
SERENADING.
From the ,4drocaie.


MIR. Editor,
/ am miserable little old gentle
man, who ha1 nobody 10 hear his com
plants but Yourself. have been man
aud boy. sky six years, M inhabiiahI
of ;hia coed old city, and cal! to mind,
with many heavy sishs, our old quiet
KGicterbOcksr fashions, which are aus
Perceded by ffigOIity. NOISE aui eN'
trayegeDcs. In my time, our nights
were Tranquil, and Our sleep scuud !;
we went TO Bad early, and rose early !,
hUl at present ] am kept awake by ca
teTwafIiog under my window, which is
called seFansiing. As soon "a the clock
struck ten, / used to see my fires end
lights eHtipgurhed, but Gow there's no
getting my daughters Peggy uud Pop.
pet 20 retire q: q proper season. They
90 20 their rooms, II is true, uHdress,
throw 90 their night clothes, lle u be-
coming nighI cap su1 RIFLES OH ,heir
heads, and thu. loosely alfred they seat
themselves by the window uulii g.
clock. Then, 1heR the moon shiues
bright, su1 tho sl;ectl are silent and
deserted, comes tripping along dau-
dy kind OF i gcutlemaG, and leans on
the iron grazing, throws up his eyes 10
the UUo0 snA begins 10 ring sOUg,
The last stnnza Of which ran thus d;
80 lfi hBt moment the sash with
Thy hand, and kiss but that hand
Tonne, my dear Mary
up goes the window sure enough =
the Venetian blinds are lhrOwn opeo,
aOd shaking Of ha0dkCrchieis. uoddiDS
OF heads, and othet pnn'omiae tricks
takO place. By and by cnnie tw, flutes
and guitar, and many iovo sick bal
lads ere played. Anon, three gentle
men make their appearance, and siDg,
Oh Lady Fair my P,ggy aud Poppet
still at lhe window. IN the morning.
they make their appearance at the
breakfast table, their eyes heavy, their
cheeks pale, ard their natural and re-
trssbiug sleep disturbed.
Nov Sir. Advocate, this is very cru
ell My girls were once simple, heal
thy and cheerful they are now nigh
y ans fashionable they DO Lot siug
o. 30 verses Of Palms, as they used
TO do, or tho Old ballad or Twas
when the soas were roaring or RO~
Uip Gray bnt IFS Love hRs eyes,
Egei,eu's Bower mr. Gllferl's siTs
. leit disc Were ! found thee Love ;
anu thsy set up nightly, to hear these
sereuade5 these sappers and wiuers
Of health. J. was very near committing
teuy l'ss r. NV rage few nights ygo.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04

SkCttts 'tt~A-sA
s;ear,'' vocifOratess the ErencbBao,
fspeaking, as iissNsrs, by tyenssilo.
QUEENS from under Sise load of poultry
and hand. boxes which had hi4hefto
conceded him - Hob! monsieur -
ie veis prize take YOU'D Won, pied.,f-oo-t
FROM my. neck ba.sat you ealhs g
toaJe, hang ing stt6pgiinS--sie1preatb
be Walking fr6HiT y-vat yoB eallF--my
lies ponn,o,iS--jny - y--bod--T stO-
mach ,--B BAH Peste. tsks off yeps v ON.
tws, tree fsdt.s'' ~
81 say messusaie. - cries a aailor)
less Of yoursbIarney, if you ike
square yourself, you cutlandish iand-
lGhbsr and 6tips Jour stern athw art
this here captain and we'll howse you
app
| a0h Dia5Iev, M.
Yen then. after The coachy aus " ers
the HUNDRED questions which all who,
givs IN the roed nk,tiemseiye bound
TO ask; and after he has made the two
hundred ansYe:s which be supposes
| himself thaund TO give-Saiterwards-
yon are unloaded enmasss at q tavern.
ThenFwa be to the man who fares
sump,uous!y every (other) day and
| woe be to him who hns so iitIle sense
as mt to eat for his life, or so much
delicacy as to think of the wants of o.
| Tiers, while his OVID stomach will take
no apology. Just at the moment you
/ hook your chicken--iGst as the French
man makes himself understood we'll {
though toget possession OF his coup and
eruat---tlle little dandy having caught
| Ma little bit Of ham--ihe old lady her
plate full ofthe boiled the csusty
old gentleman heginuiogto survey With
delighted eyes his ample. moiety of The
roasted, and the stewed, & The boiled 4;
l-of ali thai walks, flies or swims--
then, precisely at that moment, you
heas trumpet " shaking the archy
| vault ; and the terrible words reverbe-
trated -
"Sloge is ready" We who have plates
4 TO eai prepare TO leave them nov Ey-
cry starving soiourner spilefuliy throws
down knife aud fork, aud moving slow
Iy aud Sullenly from the table, "cests
a longing, lingering, look behind"
! Your next business. is, to get your
old seat in the carriage or else better
ono. In the last eAse
"Sir, is not my seat 20
"'Twes yours-'tis mine"
| Then eoJnes mp TO the door ne.
passenger, being numbered 81. He
looks with terrified eye apou the mass
Of mortality heaped in the carriage ;
and seems 10 &c almost as much fright
ened as Macbeth when he eaw the
ghost of Banquo and exclaimed, Z" tie
tables full -
You Proeeed-the carriage break.
down;--;he little dandy sroils bis hat
The old lady loses her bottle ofrose wa.
ter, and the erusty old gentleman lose,
his temper the sailor is capsized, ant
he young lady ruins her LesborD The
FTeoehmun excIaims " Hoh PesIe ~
and The lap dog breaks his meek aud
you, after n pleasant walk of ten miles
arrive at another tavern.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
parnassiab.
Jonuthan's yisit TO ire cofson factories.

.yonathan's Visit 10 ire Cotton factories.
Frous the Manufacturers y Formers jour.
nal.
Did You ever go down to PewtueketF
Good Lord! What buxzing il max e s.!
Like fifty 1.-Two crabs IN u bucket!
What darn'i sight o. cotton il takes
What whirling & spiashing! never
Did henr such racket afore
An then ihar' are up am downriver,
Ny stnrs how the watet did rosrt'
By George what a nation o. spindles
Az mill>wheols all whirIiug around.
Some on 'em IN garrets % houses,
An some on 'em down under ground !
Our Factry: VOW it's "a smesher!
'T'is pretty near Eat on the top.
You might put our house here right
90 it
An Uncle Sans saw-mill an' shop /!
walked round awhile and went in it,
Then, whew ! what terrible buzz /!
Iswagger twas more than minute,
Before i could tell where l waa
Confound it Yoh never coald hear
there.
A body might stand still am bawl
kbeiievs you'misht stay year there,
An 6nd something 0ew, after sill
inorei Why il does baat all nstur
Such oceans o. piekers aud reels I!
My conscience how ean they .coutrive
il
To tend all them spindles an wheels
An Their. such great piles O. spun cot
ton
As big az common sized NOW
BE- iings |! IL my eyes hadn't aeon it,
wouldn't believed it, swow !
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04

I Intended to souse something en- +he
hehds aud over the instruments of these
gallants. which would not have been
very Senteei altogether, bat my laugh
tiers protested against attempting TO
drive. away their kind disturb-rs of
sleep so ] sol an old play and lenrued
a part Of a song, determined 10 affront
them ;--apd when they appeared The
ensuing night, popped my white night
cap cut of the garrsi window and be-
gan,
'What yagabonds are those hear
Eiddliug, fling, quilting, squaIiing
ely, scuryy minstreis n.y.
srstead of flying, these catgut sern-
pers set To u loud laugh, and il had
had bllnderbuss. l would have given
it to them like Mousieur Mcrbleu in
Topson--'O, am ali over shots wis
De peas'
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
Mr. Merton conducts the Washing
tom Factory. TALBOT JONES.
Virginia 10 wit

va Sliiid W VIII
.At Ruies no der IN The CYsyks office Of
tie County Court Of Hampshire. on
the first .I0nday in September 1893
Abraham Umpatntt Ccmpl!.
AGAINST
Jacob Beane, aud Mary his u',e, late
Mary NDshmaS, daBghter o! Adam
HnshmGn deed. jacob nscera & John
Basoro, June Barnet, 'u's J-ne 3Gco,n,
Wiiijam Day tcn, al Phmor his wife
late Phsebs 9arocI Johr SIarris, and
Jemina dis W',e. soc J NINA Bav
corn, BeuOoi U.'i4m,,h 'he heirs Of Pc.
ter, jon. seed. j9h. Morton, William
i.eassnby, William H5rris and John
P,ijchart Defendants.
, b ~ Defendants 10, having enler~
= ed .heit appearance and given sea
eUrI!y according to the act of Apsen-
bly, ard he 'nies Of this Court, aud it
appearing ~ satisfactory evidence TINT
they are no, inhsbisuts - this Gems
monweeiih II is ordered that the sama
Dsfendansa 81 appeal here on the first
dag Of D1eemhar Court next IN any
swer he tiIi of the rlnintiH; SD thas
copy of ,his order be- forthwith ne
s2'ted IN some newspaper Pnbli,ned in
" iOchester, for two munth- success.
s'vely, and another copy posted ~ the
'front.' door Of the eoort house of the
County Of Hampshire.
4 Copy-Teste.
JOHN 3. WHITE, c. II. q.
Sept 20
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
Patentees
CERTIFICATES.

Torrance Mooacy, one OF the Carr
ders, at TIE Union Factory, has made
trial of the yarnish, invented by MIR.
John 'Es Sharrocks' 90 prevent draw
ing and rowing frame rollers from,
tapping. and finds it to answer well,
aul | am Of opinion it is much pretc-
rabie to the common gum.
SAML. JAMESON.
Manager Union Factory.
May Cd, 1928.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04

c;cus. Ia; Il ma DC .sed WITH She utmost
safety on The most delicate pregnant lady, or
child of a week old.
Lees Genuine Persian Lo
lion.
Price $50 cents per bottle,
The Persian Lotion operates mildly, render
ing the SKIN ,ielics,eiy soft and smooth in
proving the complexion.
Lees Indian Vegetable Spe-
ellie.
Fr;"e 81 per bottle and 5nx.
4 certain s1d efec,us cure FOR tie yenc-
real snG gonoyrha"a.
Lees TOOth-Ache Drops.
Price so cts. per pbsl.
Which give Immediate relief =.
Lees Tooth Powder.
Price 10 cent. BOX
Which cleecscs and bsutiefi-s The ,re'he.
Lees Eye w atcr,
Price 50 cents phia.
A certain cure for sore eyes.
Lees AnOdyne Elixir.
Price 81 u bottle,
For the cure al hcsd-uchss.
Lees Corn Plaster,
Price so cents pocket.
For removing and destroy pG cprns.
Lees Lip Salvc,
Price 50 ctnN u box.
The above Famous famiiy Medicines are
for sale by
WHlhIILLER. Druggist. winches,cr.
- Please 90 observe whatever and where
euer you buy. none can be Lees's Genuine ia
nniy Medicines. without the signature CT the
proprietor.
-N0.1H RiDGELT.
Late Michael Lee & Co.
Dec-2S- 20
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
IMPORTANT
70 Cotton Manufacturers,

The subscriber having obtained lst
tcrs patent Cor new and valuable jIi-
proyciuent, iii covering the various
rollers, used in Cotton Spinning, anh
also for preserving the leather, ~
almost entirely prevent tapping, which,
is attended with SD much waste and
INJURY TO the cotton. and retarding the
progress of the work, which arn evils
well known to exist, in 4 greater q
less degree in all manufactures. Adj
10 :i.is, the great saving of leather an,
expense OF covering for by this im
pIuycmcnt the rollers are made t,
last So much longer than when cover
cd in any mc;hod now IN use. Tn
subscriber will warrant his mode q
covering tolast from four to six month";
on the front drawing rollers, and pro.
portionabiy long on all the other rol,
lcrs. The above improvement has
been used ut the Union and Patapsco
Cotton Mills, Maryland, 1t may al
so be necessary to observe, that the
drawing rollers require but little more
than half the usual weight TO be at
tached to them.
Amy proprietor or proprietors of
cotton mills, wishing to avail then
selves OF the benefit of the above i'm
provemcht, or are DESTROYS OF further.
Information on the subject, by address
ing line to the subscriber will be
promptly attended TO- The following
certificates will fully prove the utility
of the size ard varnish.
JOHN L. SHARROCKS.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
Office.

THE notes due for property pur~
chased al the sale Of tie late S Stria
bling became due on The 22nd It.
In consequence Of the embarrassed
situation Of the estate, it will be out
my power to indulge those indebted
longer than the 5ih Of October, after
which time, suits will he brought
without respect t. persons.
4. 5 TlDBALL, admir-.
Of 3. STEiBLING, decd,
Sep. q. 81
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04

This truly valuable Medicine, has tor TIE
last sixteen Yeas Lecn the most ctf.ca-
cious medicine known, for speedily and e.
fectualy curing "a most Vioiewt coid~,
coughs, asihmss. approaching cUnsumpions.
aud Hopping Coughs,
Wilmington. { ". c. } Esd 5fAy, 1891
Dear SRI was attacked with "a mu.; vio
ent head.ac and pain in the breast. so tha;
it was wish the utmost Difficult could
draw my breath, OR utter single senIencr
louder than whisper; was advised by my
friends to procure bottle of your F'Ig.r,
which / did, md from Two or three dvs.s
found crest relief ond the Use OF one bottle
effected my complete cure.
Your obliged hun,5le servant,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
Washington Nanufaci6rs, ,
May 81, 1923.

StNQ 1875
This is to certif5 that we have made
use of the size and Yarnisa, invented
b! Mr.. Sharrocks, for preserving tho
leather on rollers and also preventing
chem tapping we find the invention
10 answer the purpose fully III both
these points as desl ribcl by she in
VentOr. s. MERTON,
Il. MALAALIEU.
Mr. Merton conducts the Washing
tom Factory. TALBOT JONES.
e. Any person into whose hands
this advertisement may fall who can
give the subscriber any information
of Mr.. James Wbite, formerly con-
ccrned in tie Friendly Grove Cotton
Factory, near Vino ester, Va: WIZ
be thankfully received.
Winchester, Sept. 81, 1928. ST
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
A Mil for Rent,

wish 10 rent my Mill for term
Of years lying about seven miles west
of Winchester. Possession car be
TAD immediately,
Sept 20 $OHN WEfTE
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
LEES ORIGINAL
= HIGHLY ~9PPROVED
FAMILY MEDICINES.

Lees Truly Vaiga6ie Medicines. have now
stood the ties, OF about sixteen years, & their
excellent qualities are now we'll known and
established
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04

- ~ II tSlitdj ". III {, IdN MILL
-- ~ 1cop so u sc .GChE5--
OF first rate land attached thereto,
lying between one and two miles =
hove Bcrrys Ferry. These Mills
are driven by the Shenandoah River.
Il IS deemed unnecessary 10 say amy
thing concerning the advantages these
Mills have over most Of tic pr op,l,N
Of that kind, rs it is presumed 'hat
persons wishing TO rent will view
them; Oh or before the day Of rent
ing. DAVID SHEPHERD,
EDN ARD HALL.
On the same day ond place will
he sold to the hig5estbidder on Gre
cit of SIX months; by the purchaser
living bond & security,
One Road v agon s. Team.
"itilall thcapparatus belonging thereto
i & strong sctot running gears ofamo-
Their wagon, a number OF fine Hogs.
one new Cart, aud Farming utensils,
&c. &c. DAVID SHEPHERD.
sen -.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04

TIE -gb.criber wishes TO sell two or
three negro men, n woman ard three
likely children. The men are good
farming hauds, ard he woman good
cook. washer md ironer They vii
be spid low for Cash, Wiley Bank
Stock, or good Bonds, it speedy nppli-
cation IL DAje.
/ wish also to sell handsome Ma
boyaby SidehoarJ and dining Table,
"a'l o0e o. two dozen chairs, either Tor
eUsh or on u short credit. Apply so
}. G.. MANSFIELD.
Wl@chester, August q, 1923 tf
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
For Sale.

VE7IIL he sold on a credit Of II
w months a vaigab,
MULAIYO GIRL.
obout - se0rs OYast She 81 well 40
qpainte] viii homework, and tnler-
abe good cook & uo'e wild good en-
dorsers negotiable 10 The Valley Bank
will be required. Enquire q ,ae win
ter.
{rnl, - ! D. ~
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
tract OF land.

vhcreon The SAN Nisewan&cr now
lives. containing iuar hundred and
twenty TWO and hall acres The debt
due q. " Kigcr is one thousand
three hundred and twenty dollars,
with interest from the 10Th Of Octou
ber. 1921; which, with the cost Of
this sale, iibc required in hand.
The land viii be SOLD subject to a
claim due from said Niscwander TO
Daniel hartman, for tlis sum Of three
thousand six hundred and thirty dol
lars. with interest from the loth Of
October, 1921. vs. ich viii BE due or
tie 10Th of October, 1928, and Tor
which there IS q deed 81 rust on The
lid aforesaid, recorded io tire Office
or Frederick county court. Such t.
&c as - vested in me BY the deeds OF
trust aforesaid viii bc made to the
purchasers. The sale vii commence
at I2o'ylock. a. S. TIDBALL.
Sep. . tbs.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
LEES
Famous Anti-Bilious Pills.

Price so cents per box.
They are excellently adapted 10 carry Oft
surerhuous bile, and prevent its morbid Sc
cretions-to restore and amend the appetite
produce free perspuatiou, and thereby
prever' colds, which arc often of fetal conse
quencc'
CrPlease TO ask for 'Lce's hrti Bilious
PiHs, with the signature of
NOAH RlDGELY,
Late A'iciaei Lee. g Co. as uoae others
are genuine.
To Mr. Noah R,Ggeiy.
Dear SIR, Having made use Of HE various
Pills in my fmily, fierce 10 the public g
the last twenty-five years, and having .ov.d
your celebrated ArtisBilious Pills, he ncsi
efcacious in cleansing the stomach add bows
els, removing headaches, sick stomach and
having used them for several years past. can
have no hesitation in stating, that bei,e,e
them (as represen'ed)
.uoSt Valuable Family .Nediciue.
JACOB SMALL,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
Convay.st. Baltimore,
Lees " orm l-OZcugeS,
w Onderf'Ui Ianc Worm.

has been put in possession O; TAPE y orn,
passed by Lady toe;y years old, expelled by
the use of Lees truly etsicscious Worm -. $
troying I.ozenges, which measures eight iest
long and contains three hun rcd joints
This Worm, with two round worms, % ; 4
fifteen inches long, and three f,ur'hs J an
inch FOUND, expelled from chnt no' 5 Years
old, by the use of Lee; Lo=sHees, axe nols TO
he seen at Lees Family Medicine DISPENSE
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
Public Rent.

WILL be offered for rent to the
highest bidder on the 18th day of DC
tahcr next, the
SNiitshoal Mil e. Saw Mill.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
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LEES
Fever and Ague Drops,
pticr = cruts Dcy r,b,ol forfnerIr 81

~ y VV7'77 T-I VT-TT w TfTC'TJ d
biddieto7cu, { md. J Oct. 10Th, 1922.
Sir-We are now bsppy to inform YOU
that the result, latter correct trial) OF your
Lees 9sue and Fever Drops,
has been Of tie most Aauering kind, no, only
few cases has hccn cured Of that very diss-
greeabc ard rksoue compliant. but SIR. ete.
~ case. SO for ss our enquiries have reached
hss been perfectly c7lred. and some indeed by
q f-.g doses only.
We desire 10 remain, Dir, yours respectful
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
Lees Essence and Extract of
Mustard,

FIlct D per Do nc
An infaliibls remedy for Bruizes, Rheuma~
tism, Sprains, Numon esS, Cliiblalns, &c. &.
mir. .iOah Hidgeley,
SlR-lt 70 with great pleasure and sa;isfac-
sion, ] inform you Of the wonderful cure r,r
formed on me by Jour truly excellent II,
tence OF Mustard I have been 80 gIea.ly
afflicted with rheumatic pans, as 10 lose en-.
iirely he use OF my righ; leg. TN gh snd hr,
indie, 1t extended 70 my shruider-By the
use OF the bottle purchased Of you, an
perfectly cured.
Yours with esteem.
THOMAS WOOTON,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
JOHN p. W{THiNGTON.
To Mr. Noah Rtdgsiy, B,I'imOte.
Lees Grand Restorative, OF
Nervous Cordial.

PF:ce 8 pcr bottle, iOrmerl, 8 so.
Amongst The most common symptoms at,
tending this distressing complaint, are the
foIloaiug, ,iz.
Lowness Of spirits, l.ss of appetite, impu.
rl'y OF the blond. historical Affect ons, in
ward weakness, violent pains in the heao,
back, Io:ns, limbs, SC
The principal operation Of this remedy is
IN the stomach restoring the digestive pon,
er, and sending forth from bat organ new
health and yigor IN every part OF the sys~
TEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-01

roy, from which they were conveyed to the police
othce and searched Upon them and in their trunks
were found two large doube-barrelled pistols aud
one small pistol, flask Of gunpowder, about so
balls long cord OF rope Two sharp pointed butcher
knives, about twenty-five dollars in money, and a
large quantity OF clothing One of them, ed John
Smith, about thirty years of age, is irishnan aud
.ays he came To Albany froo, Philadelphia Robert
Mott, another, aged about 25 years. says he is ma
tive OF New York, and 10y trade n shoemaker; Tho
mas smith, the third, is only sixteen years Of age,
says he was born IN Philadelphia, which place he
ieh about two months past and had served for some
Time as an apprentice to tailor in that CITY They
"e detained in prison for trial the oyer aud ter.
miner, in October next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-01
LATEST FROM SPAN

HARLFsrOg, july 2l.-Bs the fast sailing schr.
t,n. Cps. Przaut, arrived on Saturday IA . DAYS
30 i'Nana, we have flies of The papers of thar
to the gh inst The Spanish BRIG yreieni,
'yo, arrived At Havana in 81 DAYS frou Cor,,n.
urn'siies Madrid dates to the 1T Of June (sevrn
nter ihHh our accounts from thai CITY NV the
"i tH9lHnd) aud COrunnd dates tO the 9Th OF
mouth.
%. these accounts it would appear, that notwth-
'i ~ lne late mysterious detection of Ab,slai
D." lbe fhrtOt Cause, the Constituencies con
10 he animated 10y good degree Of enthusiasm
Of was hoped the cause Of liberty might eventual
lmpb.
private letter from Madrid, dated 28th MAY
nos, deplOrtble account is gwen OF Ille excesses
.'"uted ~ that capital by the French and Spanish
j., on the person. aud property OF those who
Known ~ he favorable 10 The constellation
had demolished the houses Of those per.o,s
had served ~ lie Constitutional Militia, and
'."iied tie wOrS species Of violence ON tie un-
IS females 10 live there is represented 10 be
'tme rs iiving amongst wild beasts and tit,t - Il.
'-''hle To describe lie hHrbariiies uf the Span,si,
IDLE and the Ereurh solIiery. Dn the day this
.i was written, 2J,OJQ French entered the civ
De reports mentioned Br,spres IS governor of
10 d. "itie others said twas CisDerus. The cham
mere he Coues held their siuings, has been
la ana the h'u2ing' and tapestry torn down
90, says the leitei, Is only = brief account o( the
'' h'Trots with which, they are surrounded
p 'der date 81 Mddrid, 3Jsf May, IL is posiijvel,
."rd that The division of General Zay,s. which
'"N'e d on the rOHd tp Inlavefa, had gaiueI We
"ver = division nf tbr French in tlat ueisbt,,r.
~ hnd taken go prisoners Another account
.'"nS ihd bulletin Of tbs action, published 10
30 @" the 25,h Nay, admits thu Gen Waller.
% pursued the division CT Cen. Z,yas ~ T.d,,er.,,
'mined To stack hiU ~ passing The bridge Of Al
'e, winch wa4 defended bv pieces Of artillery.
ID men and 800 cavalty. A brisk action rnsyed
DO ended veiy favufahly 10 the Spaniards All
'd'Fniage claimed 10y The French, is co prisoners
q" they have taken, while the ACTON Of Iala,rta
o. 'een glDtlUus apl advantageous ~ Twas having
forces very nierior, not only secured his line Of
~ bot take" 800 prisoners from the enemy
r'encb Official accounts, confess having lost
"dmber from among lheir adhercnis
"der tie COiunua head u The 9th Of juno. ve
% stated, on the authority ofeuers received in
rent "Hys, one by krus anJ another fom Wi.
IS, dated 2lsf Nav. that Colonel Liovero, who
ven Hiackedby G,O00 Fteuch had a,ade ciloics
'rfY advantageous position HbOat " IT, CUES from
'rioH't, AMI with icw more Than 1900 mer had
's-d aud destroyed the French. u Is supposed
rse we're the French troops which occupied
+" md dat tioy had determined 10 ystt he