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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-01-01
RI[3RN

Yesterday afternoon, Mrs. LucRETrA
CLEMENTS, in the S5,h year of her age,
consort of capt. Robert ii. Clements.-
She left this passing scene in the full as.
surrnce of life and Immortality beyond
the grave, through the sufficiency OF the
atoncmcnt of Jesus Christ her Saviour.
Affection cannot always last;
Or tho il should remain,
Yet we each painful moment haste,
A better world to gain.
BIZ The friends and acquaintance el
the deceased are invited to attend her fu
neral tomorrow afternoon, at half past
three o'clock from her late dwelling, a,
the corner of Pitt and Prince SITS.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-01-01
peraIb Marine Hist.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ARRIVED ...DEo. 81.

ARRIVED. ...DEo.Sl.
Schr Mary Spear, Perry, Thomaston
lime TO ] ii I.add e Go.
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk,
with passengers.
MEMORANDA.
Schr White Oak, Hammond, hence ar
at Boston Goth ut.
Schr. Cent, Hallett, hence for Boston,
put back, and anchored a, Sewell's poin,
on the sSth ult. in consequence OF the
storm out at sea.
Sloop William, Mcclellan. hence for
Portland, put back into the bite of Crany
island, 2Sth ult.
All the outward bound vessels sailed
from Hampton Roads on the 29th ult
the weather having become clear.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT
Commercial Reading and NewsRoom, }
Norfolk, Dec. SO. (
Arrived this morning, brig Hyperion
Weeks, from Alexandria.
The brieantine Richmond, Webb, q
days from Boston, bound to Richm on,l,
passed through Hampton Reads this
morning. Yours, sc.
w. G. LYFORD.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-01-01

rest, or remembered with such reeret.-
The warmth and kindness of his dis
position, the noble principles and gener
Gus feelings of his mind, and the unpre-
tending simplicity Of his manners, give
the highest charm to his exalted genius.
by the friends that know him best, he
will be the most beloved.
Canova has the avarice of fame, not of
money. He devotes great part of his
fortune to the purposes Of benevolence. =
With the title of Marcheye, the pope
conferred upon Canoya 5000 pias.
ters OF rent, the whole Of which he de-
dicates to the support and encouragement.
OF poor and deserving artists. But
should never be done, were l to recount
one half ofthe noble actions, the geper-
Gus exertions, and the extensive charities
OF his life, which are SO secretly and un.
ostentatiously performed, as iudiciously
applied. He is now building church
IN his native village, and has alienated the
greatest part OF his own fortune for The
support OF charitable institutions.
Ills not, lbelieve,generally known tina
Canova is painter as well as sculptor
He has pursued the sister art occasional
ly, for the amusement of his leisur,
hours, and many of his designs are truly
beautiful.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-01-01

A bill has passed the lower house OF
the state OF Georgia, eDacting that no
penalty shall be incurred for taking more
:han eight per cent interest per annum--
but that the principal and the now legal
interest only shall be recoverable at law.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-01-01

AyEfA In pursuance of the pro, isions
1ssrsN4 of deed of trust, from WILLIAM
sHsEE& BRENT, jr. and WrNIFRrp l.. his
1870. wife, TO Walter Jones mud the SUD
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-01-01
Sale of Potomac Land. &c.

AHxKA In pursuance of the pro. isiony
IssItts1 oil a deed of trust, from WILLIAM
issssEH& BRENT, jr. and WfNIFRFp L. his
sksszAqHs3. wife, to Walter Jones and the SUD
scriber, Tor certain purposes there
IN mentioned, a valuable mill and its apperte-
nances, aud $40 acres of land attached thereto
VIII be offered, for sale, either together or Sc
parateiy, at public auction, ON the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, the TwEsTY-NINTH day of JANu.-
RY, 1923. This estate lies in the county of STAFF
ford, in the state of Virginia, and is distant IS
miles from Alexandria, and 60 miles from Ere.
derickshurg. The mill house is well constructed
oil ireestone, taken from the adjacent land
runs two pairs of stone, and has Eyanss inn
provements, The mill stream is remarkable for
its constancy during the greatest ,irouphts, and.
from this advantage. the mill affords extraordi.
nary profits I'm dry seasons. The dwelling house.
near the mill, IS spacious and with some re-
pairs, would accommodate a large family II
mas oeen' and IS still, an excellent stand FOR a
retail store. About one sixth OF The land is n.
Ptned the rest is IN wood, suited TO the market
OF the District of Columbia, and is distant from
mile TO mile anda half from the river peto-
mac. lucrative business has been carried on
IN 'he transportation of wood from this land 10
the markets of the district and, il ia believed,
that under the management of judicious per-
son, the proceeds of that art,le alone would
pay the purchase money of the land As this
valuable estate must be sold speedily 10 ac-
complsh the objects of the trust, great bar.
gam may be had in il; and, on this account.
and from its Produciiveness, an extraordinary
opportunity is offered for the profitable invest
ment of money. The following will be the terms
OF sale, viz one-fourth OF the purchase money
to be paid in hand, the residue to be payable in
three equal annual instalments BEARING into
rest from the day of sale, and 10 be secured bv
bonds, with approved securities, and deed Of
trust upon the property.
Under the provisions of the same deed, Will
also he offered, for sale, in like manner, and up
ON like terms, upon the premises, on THUHs.
DAY, the THIRrIErH day ofJAHuARY, next. a
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-01-01
Teas, Northern Produce. etc.

~ MA Just received per sohnr Romeo,
EIsI,HGlfA from Providence, & for sale by w NJ.
4Re Go GO, DEL & Co. Corner OF Prince
half chests, Y. Hyson tea, . boxes
gunpowder and box imperial do
10 bags green coffee
hhds and terces moIasSes
II boxes chocolate
9 bblS mess beef
90 do prime do
ii do mess pork
10 do prime do
81 kegs northern butter
hhdS St. Croix sugar
casks new raisinS
10 bblS gin
do \. T.. rum
80 bbls 8. half bbls mackerei Nos /, {, 8
bills white beans
S43 lbs new milk cheese
16 bbS apples
81 do cider
5000 lunches onions
600 bush potatoes
10 bbis tanners oil
ALSO small invoice of domestic cotton warn
and cloths, ship chandcry, paints, oil, hard
ware, &c. in store, boxes muscatel rasins mould
candles, bags of pepper and pimento, loaf su.
gar, Souchong tea, whiskey, peach brandy, ra-
vens duck, writing paper, powder and shot, a
few bushels beets and onions. Together with
many other articles, comprising general
assortment Of Groceries,
at wholesale anG retail. If dec 81
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-01-01
EIREI EIREll

FENHE members of the "Kmg-strcei Fire COM
u pany," are requested to be punctual in their
attedance Mt Walters tavern, on THURSDAY
EVENING, at ! past o'clock, business of i'm
portance will be laid before them. Is Jan
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-12
PUBLIC SHE.

nv virtue Of a deed of trust exeen
ted to tho subscriber by Alexander NJ
Bride, for the purpose of securing the
payment of a, sun Of money therein
mentioned, will be soId to The highes,
bidder for ready money, beforethe doc
Of the Courthouse in. the town o.
Ro"ney, Oh the 18th dry of Apgns'
next, lbeIng court dsy, J. two certain
tracts Of land DOW In the possession of
the said Alexander Mcbride, Que u
which contains 1870 ACRES, more or
ie and the other ~ ACRES, NOR
less, or 80 much OF said tracts es will
De SDtfieIsntrc pay the amount Of the
heot and interest mentioned in said
deed.) The land above mentioned
hes in the county Of Hampshire, in the
ne'shborhooa Of Major John Higgin's
Tavern.
The title il believed 10 be a good one,
nut ccDvt vance with special war
fanty only will be made by The sub.
seriber acting az trustee.
SAMUEL KERCHEVA4., Jr.
RomDey, July q.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-12
A Valuable t arm for sale.

ANHH Subscriber wishes TO self, al
n private sale, tract Of land. w..
ing near the road leading from Win
chester to Mnrtinsbnrg, shout 4 mile.
from the former place. This farm con-
tains about 220 acres of excellent lin.
stone land, atont SO of which il weli
clothed with timber, the balance in a
good state OF cultivation. The i'm.
Pravements, comfortable Dwell;o,.
house, a good Kitchen snd meat. house,
a good barn and stables, with other osi
houses, an excellent apple orchard, a
variety of other fruit trees, ard a well
OF good limestone water near The
house. The terms will be made accom-
modatioS. Persons wishing to purchase
are invited to view the premises, and
apply to VIM. Harris, near Carter.
Tavern, or to Sntton /. Harris, OF
Winchester.
BENJAMIN HARRIS.
Mar ell 80
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-12
Virginia to wit :
May WI.

III Rules holden ip Inc clerks UjSce OF
INC Superior caurt OF chunccr1 Jor tie
Hi@cheSter D,strlci the Jirst .uOnaag
IN .dprlt 1925.
Garter Is. Chandlee Plaintiff.
Against
Edward Adams aud Jemima his wife,
and ths heirs ana iesai representa-
tises OF Vim. Deneale, deed.
defendants.
aSHE Defendants; John Heof suo
a JaDette his wife, and Josiah Mar
shall sgd Kitty hts wife, not having
entered theiraPpearasce aud given ST
enrit5 according 10 the Acl Of Assfn.
bly and the Rules az this Court, ana i;
appearing by satisfactory evidence
thai they are net inhabitants of thie
country IL is ordered, That the said
Defendants do appear here oD the firsf
day OF the next term and answer the
bill OF the plaintiff !, and that "a cop,
OF this order be forthwith inserted il
some newspaper published IN WineheS
ter for Two mouths suecessiysIy, ans
posted at the front door of the Couy.
House IN the said town Of Wincheste,
A-Copy Teste,
May f7--C DANIEL LEE, e.e.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-12
For Sale.

! THE owner wishes to dispose of
the House and Lot lately occupied By
Mrs. hosannah Campbell and at pre-
sent by MIR. Thomas D: Campbell,
situate at: the corner Of Kent street
and Fairfax Lane running north
the situation is a very desirabls one
for Mechanic; the Garden abodnds
with a choice selection Ofvarious fruit
trees, perhaps superior to any in the
placc-the terms can be made TO suit
any one disposed to purchase such
property rs no rsoney viii be required
in band, but the amount may be liaui-
dated by the purchasers assuming the
of an accommodation Note,
due to one of the Banks in this place.
FOR further particulars apply to the
Editor Of this paperor to
May 81 JOHN CR0CKWELL.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-12
" eaving in all its various
branches.

HNHE subscriber informs his custo-
Il mers, and the public in general,
that he has provided himself with a
spacious and'cGmiortable shop. where
by he Is enabled to work four or five
Looms. Shou!d he meet with employ
ment for that number he will be cna-
bled to execute weaving of various
descriptions, such as Coverlets, Coun-
terpanes, I able Linen, & plain work,
with neatifess and despatch. He con-
siders it superiiuons to say any thing
as to his qualifications as weaver |;
knowing that the best Recommendation
he can have is the one given him by
his 1oo,k. Having for some years past
worked for the most of the people
in the neighborhood of sprimglield
(H. 4. ami III his own ighbmhood,
and formerly in the town Oh Winches-
ter, as well as Tor many persons i'm
the counties OF Morgan anu Berkeley,
he cOnceivcs it only necessary to state
that he is fully enabled to execute
all work that may be offered him
with the utmost despatch and that
his prices shalt be Commensurate with
the times.
GEORGE SOMERYiLLE,
Near Shclrard's store, hampshire
County, Va.
.inne 81. st.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-12
Virginia to wit

AZ H"les holden IN the Clerks office of
the Superior court Of Chancer RI for the
Winchester District the first Juonia6
IN .Ady 1925.
William e. Shaw and Ozmond c.
1iifeney, merchants and partners un-
der the name and firm of Shaw and
Tiifcney Plaintiffs.
against
Aquilia ID. Stinchcomb, and S. Ross
small defendants.
TIE Defendant Aquilla -. otinch-
comb not having entered his appear.
ance and given security according to
the ACT ot Assembly and it appearing
~ Satisfactory evidence, that he IS
not All InhaUItant OF this Country II
Is 0ratied: hat the SAID defendant do
appear here OH the first uay OF the
next term and answer the bill of the
plainiiiis, ana that a copy OF this or
der be toi.hWIlh inserted in some
newspaper published IN Winchester.
iot Two months suCCess.yely, X posi-
cd at the front door Of the Courthouse
Ill the SAID town OF w mchesler.
a copy Ieste,
DANIEL LEE, C, c. c.
May vi.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-12
Taken. Up

BY the subscriber. residing about two
miles from Pugbtown, Frederick conn-
ty. brown Cow supposed to be be-
tween IL and Is years old, some
@hitc spots on her head and neck,
some gimlet holes in the end of her
horns. crop off each ear, appraised
to eight dollars.-Also spotted hei
fer about two years old, a crop off the
right ear and half crop off the left, APP
praised to dolIars-Ihe owner is
desired to pay charges prove proper
ty and take them away.
THOMAS FISHER.
June %
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-12
Virginia to wit :


dr. Rules holden in the Clerks ONCE
Of the Superior court Of chance, q tOr
the Uincheste, District the first Mon.
dog in April 1925.
William Hcush Plaintiff.
samaelRsed, Joshua Reed, SarshReed
anu WARY Reed Defendants,
THE Defendant Samuel Reed. mt
having entered his appearance and gle
ven security according 10 TIE Act Of
Assembly cpd the Rules Of this Court.
and it appearing by satisfactory eyi.
derce, that he is not an inhabitant Of
this country T: Ii is ordered. That the
said Defendant DC appear here Oh the
first day Of the nett term aud answer
the bill Of the plaintiff; and that q co.
Py OF this order be fostl.with inserted
III some newspaper rsAiished in Win.
chester, for two tnonths .ureessiveIv
and posted at the front door Of fhe
Court house in the said town Of Win.
chestst.
a Copy--Tesfe.
DANIEL LEE, G.
Mey7-f7-J.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-12
IR UST SALE.

EI Y virtue of a Deed of Trust exc
4 , cuted. by Isaac e.. Dunn, and
Mary his wiie, L shall offer for sale
on the premises, on Fuesda, the ED
day of July next, certain tract or
parcel OF Land, lying and being in the
County of Berkeley, State of Virgin
ia, adjoining the Iands of fienry
Roush, Martin Roush, and Elisha
Boyd, being share or part of the
Land OF Nicholas Roush, deeds. late
OF the County Of Berkeley aforesaid.
and which was laid of and apportion-
ed b, the Commissioners appointed by
the Court of said County Of Berklcy,
containing
FORTY ACkES,
be thosame more or less. ] he sale will
be for ready money, and will be made
t0satisfy sundry claiuss' secured in
said Deed of Trust in favor of Lewis
Dunn SeDr. Lewis Dunn .ir. and e
phraim Dunn, The subscriber will
convey such right only as is given by
the trust deed aforesaid.
A. KING, TRUSTEE.
June 14---3ts.
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ESTRAY.

TAKEN up by the subscriber ON
Il Babb's Marsh. four miles from
Winchester, bright bay Horse, a
bout l6 hands high, small star, the
near hind foot white, and injured in
the off shoulder, supposed to be eIev-
EN- or twelve years old. Appraised
to ten dollars. I he owner is renucs-
ted to come fsrward. prove property,
pay charges ami take him away.
JOSEPH LUTON,
9Th month l4-Stpd.
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Virginia to Wit j.:
Mey-t7-J.

At Rules holden inthe Clerks OGes
Of Me Superior Court of Chancerg
TOR Inc Winchester District the 6rss
Monday in Mig, 1923.
William and Joseph Wilkins,
PlaintiAsy,
Against
Aquilla D, Stinchcomb, and 6. Ross
small, Defendants.
The Defendant, Aquilla ID. Stinch~
comb, not having entered his appear
ance and given security according tor
the Act ofAssemby q the Rules ofthis
Court. and it appearing by satisfac-
tory evidence. that he is not an inhab-
tant of this country IT is ordered,
That the said Defendant do appear
here on the Grst day of the mex. term
and answer the bill of the plaintiffs
and that copy of this order be FORTH
with inserted in some newspaper pub.
iislled iii Winchester. for two months,
successfully and posted at tie frone
door OF the Court House in the said
town Of Winchester.
A COPY Ceste,
DANIEL LEE, c. &C.
May &c. Nj.
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Bank ofthe Valley in Va. ,
July iSt. 1929. {

THE President aud Directors have
thus day, declared dividend Of three
aud o half per cent; three per cent of
which will De paid to oekhoIders, or
their representatives on or after the
2tst inst.
LEWIS HcFF, Cashier.
July s,
~ The Editors Of the CharIestow
Repository, and Lessburg Washing
toDisn, will please to insert tn,
boye three times, and forward u cir
aeeeHnlsto this Office for collection.
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Virginia to wit

Virginia to wit:
dt Rutes holden in the Clerks Office Of the
Superior court Of chanesry for the Nm
chester District the first Monday ia IL
prii 1928.
Frederick Henchy, Plaintiff,
Against
John Moore anu Josiah Cramphin.
Defendants,
T'HE Defendant, Josiah Crsmphin,
u not having entered his Appears
ancs and given security aceotdina TO
the Ac, Of Assembly and the Rules OF
hi. Court. and it appearing BY salts.
factory evidence, that he /. not an in
babitant OF this county: IL is orjered,
That the said Defendant do. a pear
nete On the 6rst day OF the next term
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff {;
and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted an some newspaper pubr
lished in Wincbe ter, for wo m.n.hs
successfully aud posted al the rent
door Of the Coar, House ia the said
town Of Winchester.
A Copy
DANIEL LEE, G. c.
May ~
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-12

A. Highlander entered haberdash-
sr's shop 10 Psrta the other day. and
asked fur piece OF Scarlet cloth to
make him a wsisteoat.-The rastic
manners-of tho Gesi set some young
women who we're at. The counter g,g-
Cling; and the sboRman, willing to af-
ford them sport, began to play off hrs
email vii upon the stranger, $50 good
man, ye wao, apiece nfsearleis Would
voc kocw sce riet If you saw hs"
thiax wJaid, replied the mouotsineer.
The shop.naD threw down piece of
biue ei0lh is tbs, sc ,5ie,,' 'Hout DO,
n + tbat no be it.' A piece of green
cloth was proaucsd, the same question
WA repeated, ard received similar
RDs~er 20 the srest amusement of the
querist AID his femaie friends, who
were ~ M psias TO conceal their nsirth
TIE Highlander took revenge 10 hi-
own way. tie pnt his nose to the cloth,
aod affeeted 10 Judge Of the colour by
the smell. The shoPman. at his re-
quest, Gid The same but the instant he
bent his nose towards the counter, the
H shlander veized him by the ears, and
made his nasal pFcsoberanee come in
such viOleEr contact with me board. +,
that the bloe@; spraBg from IT.. 'Tat,
SAID The Highlander. is. Ia colour %
scarlet tae ye 400, lad ;'-and irSwaik-
I'D away.
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Virginia to wit:
At Rules holden IN tie Clerks Office Of
the Superior Court Of CAancery for
the Winchester District the first
Monday in June 1925.
Joseph Vanmctcr, Plaintiff,
Against
Luke Ticrnan ard Robert I =
Boyce, s Vim. Royce, Nj a
cholas Boyce Rich'd Boyce,
Aaron Boyce and Elizabeth
Boyce. Children and heirs Of =
Nicholas Boyce, decd. ] .
THE Defendants VIM. Boyce. Nj
cholas Boyce, Richard Boyce, Aaron
BOyce, James Boyce, and Elizabeth
BoyCc, heirs Of Nicholas Boyce decd.
not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the
Act Of Assembly and the Rules of dis
Court, and it appearing by saiisfacto-
ry evidence, that they are rot inliabit-
ants Of this country Ais ordered.
That the said Defendants do appear
nero on the first day OF the next term
and answer the bill Of the plainliff
and that copy of this order be FORTH
with inserted III some newspaper pub>
iished i'll Winchester, for two months
successiNely and posted at the front
door OF the Court House in the said
town IF Winchester.
A Copy-i'este.
DANIEL LEE, c.c..c.
June f4-N.
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Entire new set of Baths,
e ED AND COLD

Do medicinal qualities of the water
and purity of AIR arc so well known
haa it would be superfiuous to say "a
ny thing further in praise ofthcm. 1t
Is only necessary to add that the road
will be greatly improved; and the sub.
scriber having supplied himself with
every article necessary to the comfort
and convenience of those who may ia
vor him with their custom, hopes to
render general satisfaction.
DAVID 81. WADDLE.
Capon Springs. June 81.
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Owe AvYEApRBTaTIow!

Wheu Littleton was compiling his
dictionary, ne employed an anauuensis.
Ga day he announced the word corr
euro to the ready scribe, whe, thinking
he conld translate it hinneslf, said,
"Csocur, ! scppose;" to which tie
doctor peevishly replied "Cor.cur! con-
dng!e The secretary whose business
il was to write dowa whatever his mas .
ter dictated, did HE duty. Conaog was
inserted, and actually printed, a. one
Interpretation OF concurro, in the e6i-
fion of 1878, though il was corrected in
all subsequent ones.
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RECIPE TO FILL A NEWSPAPER

His printer came running toa pub
Usher Of newspaper aud sai6. ''Sir,
we have space in the paper which we
dom, know now to fii." "Noih;og is
easier" said the publisher; " insert.
that last night an elderly gentleman
walking through ct. James's park, was
knocked down by two ruilians, & rcb-
bed of his money, and his gold headed
cane" The printer soon after came
again, and told his master there WAS
several words too many. "Why them"
said the publisher, 'you may leave out
the gold headed cane"
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YuN.

A'Iady going into D'osy TaaO The
stre one evening. that. 6urrieE played,
was 40 roughly Jos,les, by tho crowd,
tered her box iu perfect fufy, which
was not little increased. by, Nh. w.
cOmplimeptipg her, that nstwitbstand,y
log the rude usage she had met With,
she wac unsruifled..
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left in the mud.
In The course of tbe;rr;de. mud vb;,e
the cattle were sraeeinr them ,hrou.h
the very worst part Of the road. che
horses sinking breast deep at every
step, the wheels nsarty buried. and ali
hands, erowlin. aud swearing with
vexation. the conversations turned. .omc
how or other. upnn ,,sd does. h,dro,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-12

The following conversation took
place, the other day between Iabou>
Ter employed on the works Of the cha,a
pier at Brighton, and gentleman who
WAS inspecting he operations.-"Why
don't you go hDme oyour own country
Pail' said the latter, "nobody wants
you here" "Oeh! your honor" was the
answer "twasn't wGnt brought mr
here had plenty of that before ] left
home-"-I Eng. pa.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-12

His grace Of Richmond being asked
why be ordered captains guard to
mSsnt near the kitchens replied, that