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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-02-15

By the latest accounts from Rome, it
is stated, that Madame Bonapar,e, the
mother OF Napoleon, died at that place.
A letter from Pisa, in the Paris papers,
SAYS that Lord Byron has gone to Ge-
noa, flr tn purpose OF embarking Tor
the United States"
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-02-15
!fe MaTrlages dur.nr she year So

inc Marriages curing the year 1922
in philadelphia amount 70 l29o-Bao-
tisms 1870, and Barias 2o47.
DR.. Morse. in his late Report on In.
dian Affairs, says" Baokbiliag, whisper
ing, cufslng and swearing, 10 Our siame
it must be said, are vices not of savage
but civilized men!! TIE Indians WHO
have been conVersant XIII 7vhite men,
like ancient Cretahs, are liars
Ii was lately stated in the British
House Of Commons, by Lord join RUS
sci, that the firm of Longmaa z Co.
booksellers in London, SOLD fle million
volumes annually; that they afforded
constant employment To sixty clerks, and
two hundred ana fify printers and sunk-
binders; and hat their yeariv expenses
for advertisements was $500. f24.A2o
dollars.) These facts were derived tom
enc otthe partners.
A bill has been introduced into the
legislature Of South Carolina making it
death to send a challenge, fight, 81 attempt
to fight . duel,
A meeting Of the Printers and Book
sellers Of Philadelphia, has been eaiied,
for the purpose Of sending dets alton
to attend the -Four Hundredih Grana An
niversary of the invention OF the Ar, Of
Printing, To be held al Harlaem, ia Hel-
land, in 1928.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-02-15

Singular, LegGi Decision "A woman
was acquitted at the present Ceer, Of
Sessions al Albany, OF the ERNIE Of biga-
my, Or having tsvo bnsbonds, hy her
proving that the he'd three. TIE iGsict-
ment declared that he was married to
her last husband, John BuaefGeld while
She had another husband living Of he
name Of Edge; 'vh;cb she disproYed by
showing that Edge was Tot her law fnl
ord, iuasnuch as She bed i former hus-
band, one Munson w Cook, stia in cx-
istenee; and under the direction Ct Tho
court the ptry acquitted her.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-02-15

Lsrrn, Sept. 18th, 1922.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-02-15

o. TnE SCIENCE OF AGRICULTURE.
Extract from an Address delivered be-
fore :he Agricultural Society of .Noto-
.uay, Ia by DR. JAMES JONES, Pre-
sidenf iherenf Mn, 90. I822
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-18
A l. E..
NOTICE.

THE subscriber having been appoint
ed by the Court Of Common Pleas for the county Of
Newport, at their May term, 1928, assignee OF the
estate OF Pardon Va's petitioner for the benefit Of
the lnsovent Act gives notice TO the creditors OF
said Vars, to exhibit aud prove their respective
claims him, within six months from The date here
Of they will be debarred of all dividend DOT of
said estate. BURLINGTON ANTHONY, Jun.
A
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-18
sifR RikE

At North Kingstosn. on Thursday last. by the
Rev Mr. Gsrdoer, Mr. Jo-an Northap. OF that town,
20 Miss .,fe,ibah Heeden daughter of the late W,n
Weeden OF J .mestowD
In Providence NJ George " Peek, to Miss Nan.
Gu Sueet Mr. Joseph 8echer, to Miss Harriet T.
Vgtter --Mr. Ed1y.rd Lufhsr. to Miss Mary .Yan
1cfi al of that pace.
OIED, .t ..... ..- ....
On Prudence Island, on the 9th u't Mr.. George
Douqlass aged rs This worthy old gentleman IS su''
yvcd II, Eve brothers the eldest of whom is eighty
two, and the youngest sixtysix All his DESCENDANTS
egh,ee in number. living and have always fes1
ed under his roof. with the exception o'one !,
It Washington, (Nc) OF the 24th May NT, Ray.
~ nd Il. Burdick. aged % years, native OF his
town. -
Ia the New.Yoyk Hospital, Richard Johnson, of
Rhode island, aged %. ....
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-18

Our citizens were aroused BY the cry OF ere
yeste day afternoon smoke aod Ran.es were
obse we'd issuing from an old barn, siius,ed IN
the tear Of -. Main street, near the Stone
Church the barn was speedily demolished,
end fusther dsmsge p'evsn,et, although II
was SUR roundsd by wooden buildings. u Is
no, known how the f e origina,ed the barn
was uooceupied except as w.egon shed.
Prov Patriot, June IA.
Green Pess wee exposed for sale IN our
ma ket on Thu sdsy, tor the Il ST tine this
season they were raised by NJ. Samuel
Bujlong, OF Crsos,on. Last year, We had
& cen peas on the f ST OF June-Iwelve days
eailie'-ib.
The Board OF Health of This town have es-
tabiished quarsn'lne regulations tor this por',
to 20 ,o,o operation on The 2o,h inst. and h"ve
spooInted DR.. John w. Richmond, HealIn
OI;er; George Field, Sentinel, al Fields
POM, and Lewis Warren, Keeper Of The
HospiiaL--ib.
CoLoaBIA r Aaams, Esq. pas,snger in
the PAty, at BIlumore, from Caohisena, IN.
forn, the edi,ofs of he Baltimore Amen .an,
Guysqu,l e. Cueuca: his army Is said 10 q.
mount 70 5000 men. including the 5000 men
which ,e,ufned from Pe.u. Gen. Sucre was
in Pastos with some fotee-an Was quiet IN
the South.
Il was supposed the Spsniards wore 10 pos
session of Luna The afuoies OF Cansrac,
La Serns and Rami.z amounted % 10 600
effective troop. III, Pe.riots had sbou 5000
General MoCsie. VS. .ul, IN Maracsyoo,
with 5000 mn. Gens'sl M,n'iia vas IN
Rio de Ia Hrcn,, with 4soo. The advance
of Morales occupied ,vs'y ,uong pass ~h'eh
General Monlilis Was Obliged 10 cross before
he could reach Maracaybo; SEQ men could
Cnsintsio it against any torce that could De
sent sgsinst it.
Tho province Of Santa Martha wa, still az.
iiated. Col. Biauco was abGu, mn'chIpg io'o
the province with 600 troops. and the'e is no
doubr but he will efsciuAliy quiet tho dissaI-
Isf!ction.
l was reported in Carthsgens, ,ha, Cspts'n
Coch a0e of the B-iish navy had gone 10 Ba'
GOA, with some powers from the British 60
ve,nment; the nature of them was not
Known.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-18

Aud Possession gi0ea immediately,
DART of the house OF the subsCr lber
y pleasantly situated ia Mil.s,reet. at the cor.
Of spring gstreet-hsvug a convenient yard. gar.
den. well of good water, rain water cistern. wood.
house, &c larger or smaller part of said house
viii he let either FURNISHED Dr not As may suit the
applicant For psrtou',rs, apply to
ELiZ : BURLINGHAM
n. Mrs puRLtsoHAn keeps constantly for
sale. m ss,orment vi genuine Groceries, Crocke.
~, &c.
Newport, June i8.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-18
FRENCH SCHOOL.

TRE subscriber, having been disabled by
IL fall, intends TO open a schuo fo' IN
suuc,ios the F'ench Language. From ci'.
cumstsnces cf = pccuiis' ns,ute, he is induced
I" p oppose opening his school, for the sd'pis-
sian ot scholars, the ,wo f st months, ats;
and pst'IcU'ot lessons given a. the tesldence
Of pupils, one moo'h, gts,i'. He Is we'll
knowo TO many in this place, end pat'icu'a'
reference S, given to M GEFFRoY, VITA
whom he he's resided Cor several months, and
where he may now be seen, OF q, the hotel ol
M. 1 ovnsend.
The school Dom and hours og tuition will
be made known IN = fu.U'e paper.
p J DCBOYS.
n b M. ID will also give instruction in
the Lain Lsngusge,.L required.
June 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-18
hdsii7is.rdtoys' Notice.

NOTICE j, hereby given. that the
subscribers have been duly spp,iatsd Administrators
o. ,be estate oiJosBUA Rosa, ste of .>horeham,
deceased and have gwen bonds for the f,,hfu per.
tJrnance q hat trust Aii persons having demands
against the estate Of said deceased hereby re.
qixed TO exhibit the same aud sil persons indebted
tlerGuaio, are called upon 70 n ,kr payment
LYDIA " ko q, .5IariHsrafrir
GIDEON ROrE. .i4!,.risfraf0r
Ns~.shorehAm. June Z, lsL3 lI.ie-3w1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-18
NOTICE.

THE subscriber having been appoint
ed by the Court Of Common Pleas for the county Of
Newport, at their Nav term 1923, assignee Of the
estate Of Jo@ph Nornp, petitioner for the bent it
of the Insoly.nt act gives notice to the credit of
said Nor,hup to exhibit and prove their respective
claims TO bun, within six months, from the date
hereof they will be deba,red Of all dividend out
ofsaId estate. g
wM. 8. PATTEN
Inn. 4
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-18
LIN N S, &c.
S. II. CAHOONF,

Has jus, received,
A n extensive assortment Of Linens.
~ British and American Co,,ons and silk, 60,
ton and wcrs,ed Hosiery, which he si sell cheaper
than can be purchased in town.
also,
A very hsoisome sssortmen. Of broad cloths and
csssiurres. hAy 70.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-18
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

PORT OF NEWPORT.
ENTERED,
Sloop Am Maria, dner, Providence
do. President, Gsres, Ssybrook.
CLEARED.
Slcop Henry, West, New Bedford; do.
Hl,cyon, Vas, Albany; blg Friendship
Hopkins, Marscilie.. .
Sunday, Jure IS -ntrved ship Two Cath
arines, Elderk'n, | 5 days from Caleuua, and
al ;rom ~. Helena. DC.
Monday, J.ae l6 - A. ived Steam Beat
p cvide nce, Fph, e. ON New York, 20 hours
.NEJIOR.f FD.9. =.
Arrived q, Philadelphia June 9, s'oop Sally, IRON
this port,
Fhe orig Nicholas & Felix, Williams. OF tn port,
arrived at Wilmington. from Curacos. May 3ist ;
scr Cerens, Carter, from ,his port.
Tie brig stephen. II ,nhope, Of this port, sailed
from Gotenhurg for stockholm, April 20ih
The brig Marcia, Bgey. arrived at Havana from
Wilmington, May l9ia; 22d, Brutus, Bailey. from
this port
The sch Esther. Perry Of this port. arrived at sa'
vannah May 29,b, days from New-York.
AtCanpeschy, sbou, 80 days since, schr shiobo'
leh Perry OF this port, for New.fork IN IS days
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-18
MASONIC FESTIVAL.
The Most Wo,sh1b'm JoHN CAaLlLE,

Grand Uasnr.
II HE hnnrverss'y Nee Ing of the Wor.
/ shipfu. GRAND LODGE, Of The state
OF Rhode Bisnd and Providence Plantations,
will b. holden az Union Hall, in Psw,uoket,
on TUESDAY, the 2sh OF June instant.
The q and Lodge viii assemble o, 9 O'clock,
A M. The Worsbipiui Grand Officers,
membes Of The Grand Lodge, proxies Of
Lodges, add all Others conserned, are request.
ed 10 take notice, and give their attend socc
sceoI dinghy. By order:
WALKER HUMPHREY, G. See'ry.
June 49,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-18
June 4.
NOTICE.

THE subscriber having been appoint
ed by the Court Of Common Pleas for the county OF
Newport, al their May term 1925, assignee OF the
tate Of Jonathan Barker, petitioner for the benefit
of,he Insoivent Act gives notice to the creditors Of
said Barker. TO exhibit and prove their respective
claims to him, within six months from the da,e here.
Of or they will be debsrred Of all dividend out of
said estate.
BURLINGTON ANTHONY, ,un.
Iune a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-18
NEWPORT BANK.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
i half yearly dividend will be declared and
paid on Tuesday the first day Of July next. to those
who appear by tie books Of The Bank TO be stock.
holders on the 24lh inst. BY order
JOHN X. SHEAkhAN, CasEr.
jung II. (3w
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-18
Quarantine Regulations.

1>hE Board Of Health ior tie town of Newport,
. At Meeting held oil the i4b day Of June,
1923, tor the purpose OF making Regulations for the
OF he Health of the inhabitants OF said
town. ordered and decreed the following
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-18
NOTICE.

THE subscriber having been appoint
ed by the Court Of Common Pleas, tor the county OF
Newport. assignee Of ,s estate Of Sprosue Da'ety.
petitioner for the ben,6, Of the Insoivent Act gives
notice to the creditors ofssid Dswey, to exhibit and
prove TO him their respective claims, within SIX
months from the date hereof OF they will be dsbar.
red uf ali dividend out Of said estate.
GEORGE TaipP.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
MOI ICE.

do hereb. give notice, that I am
deiaiDiined no to lay Iour notes un-
der seal Or single bulls, fur Payment
oil monty executed by lie to John
10y, two OF SAID single bills call for
one i'nnCrcd dollars each, one other
for upwards Of ; inety Dollars < the
"tiier Tor d smaller sum, amounting
the Whole four notes to the sum If
three hundred dollars or upw ards
] han lately disco, ped that the SAID
John 10y had no title to tie land for
the prize Of which the said notes were
given. | am therefore determined not
to LAY them oi' any pat 81. cef and
tnrwarn III prisons MOI to take an
ssISnDtn ON tiiLer of hose notes.
liENkA EDlAiAkTs
MAY 81
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
May s
Frederick lAuiick
has removed his
Tailor's : hep

tn tie house late in the occupancy of
Jon than ku nson i ono door north
OF Capt. r. MsCuiRes' llotcl.-tie
has several first rate Journc men,
consequently Is PIE. AIRED to exc, ute
all orders inirust,d to his care IN the
most fashionable st, |, and ii, the si.or.
test n"tiee-his friends and Gus on
cts ART speCt!ufy soil, tied to con-
TIME ter p.t.onagv.
April l9.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
WOOI-
Cardihg and Ma,llE,cfur;,o.

. Hr subscriber ,ctu,.,s n.
ccre thanks to his friends and ,ha
public generally Cor the very l;hou',
onra ementiLey have cxten1e,i .,
MN since his establishment. .pJ 49,,
ppcti'ill. informs them that he h,. ,.,,
ms Wool CARDS inexcoIlent su'
der, SD that (f possible, he will no ~,
20 execute lis WOOL cardinc bus;so...'a.
IN a superior manner to, that of lac,
year. Persona GINNING from a Diff
m'y dependor having their wool cara,
Immediately. WOOL iuieus'e,I for c.rdl
ing "n't be well picked adj, cleaned
ana accompanied with ons pound oe
e,eah soft grease for every sor 10 M,
OF wool. We prefer greasins the won,
Cnr'e'ves. Cardins wool il rolls at
e,s' per pound Spinning do 1 .
cents eur for all under len, aud 1 ~
cents FOR all over; Stocking Yam .poo.
doubled and twisted In the best mar.
ne Also. Carpet chain, 10th cot.
ton and wooiien, doubled, t@isr, mr.
single, IN the lowest terms. Cn,n-
terpa"e filling Of The best quality.
i'h'ooy diltl c. arse Cloths
manufactured o.i shares, as fellows.
Persons wishing TO have their wooI
."rded on shares to pay one half
re price of carding. 6fs 1 have on
'a'H i".So quantity OF tXi.Ey
LENT iiNSc Y that | will c,cbanr.
for wool, or sell low fur cash. \. Atm,
""ni eardinSis performed by our old
Cal der, Mr.. SAMUEL RYAN.
tOPWoOlm may lie lcr at the Store oe
"" HoilI'la, q Son. Winc hester. and
VIII ne returned there, finisheI ac-
c"rdfnS to order, with the utmost des-
p"cE; }. CoLIINGE,
Goshen cotton and woollcn nlanr.
'ac'or! near j. NC. AIistes's me,~
chant mill. Lelow Winchester.
May ST.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
Ill Ct AS,
Mathematical Instrument
AMER,
and u ntCH ketairpr.


~ rObse iter felb.;: bis uu.eisn
K ed thanks TO the pubic tor tie
very liberal encouragement he has r..
eeiv.d TO the two lass years. tie sti,l
ccnIin' cs TO carry on business at IT,,
hap formerly oteupied BY t.tId.wi h
Chandiee, Decd. and has on bird =,
large nnd rpjend' d sssostm u; sc II r.
'sYORS' COMtAsSh@, and first
rate ElGBT DAY tLO~kS, II OF
which wIibe warran, d TO ne eqoa IN
quality 'n every respect tn ~,y jn the
CnIted States. Alrn, he viii keep a
e"os'"st suppl, or FIRST RAE
VA 'CikS for sale.
H. Watches aud Clocks viii he
car fully repaired, and warIaottd to
peri0fm well for Twelve u1optks; if uoi
Do pay will be re .uir, d.
tie viii receive iDpay ment for any
OF lie above men'Ioued ettiri >, d,
kind Of coDuiry roduet j. ,he a.s,- 81
Pr'eeS articu srly plank. SRA, tin.
e. AID give reasousb tre1,i, or {
ven receive tie cas- in pnyntn,i /, e.,
VeoIeHt. Orders Wi, be promptly 4
teuoed 20 by
g. b. GR YES,
Winshester, May 10 fsx@ st
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
FOR SHE
OR
II EN- r.

VENHAr we:i ,,nown Tavern Stand
Il in Middletown, formerl, occupi-
ed by Campbell, Nastin, sc. ans for
the last six years BY the subscriber
The House is large and commotiious.
and the stand offers man, advantages
to person disposed 10 cmbarA IN the
b siness nj ! vern heepins.-A part
oil tic f,rii, IRE hOw IN the house will
be rented or soil with the h0use-Fur
further parti' al Ia apply to
JAMES ND RSON.
Nav 8
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
parnaasia4
TO THE COMBAT, {

In the Madrid Gazette, March j - NJ
From BiackScood's gas5&x &,
To the wind, to the wind. your banners re6r
Awake! nor lie in sloth reclining
Arise--nor sh ink in craven feae--
Lo! frances thousand bladesuS{e shiniog--
She com.s-bas not a, iriends comsi
Deah-ruin-,apnr inber ffsin ~
To arms!-rouse up your wsming drpt65--
Flo to the combat, Spain ,
Our .res were great in ancien, dsys, "a
No lof'ier power on earth AlsesiOg.
Shall we their mighty deeds erase,
Aud to The dust our necks be bowingf
The, s,rove for farne-for Liberty
On zelda where blood was split like rain;
Hark: how hey Cell us from ths SKI
Ho /! to the combat Span!
o
Csstile and Arrason arise!-
The tempess.cloud of war is brewiug.--
Burst through the shades that veil your eyes
Are ye asleep, whilst this is doingl
L .4rmes crowd the Pyrenees,
Trey carry with them ,hradsm's chain
WMye igDoby crouch 10 thesei-
Ho, to the combat. Spain
Look 70 Tia on every well known spot
On field and forest, rock and river -
Then draw the sword but shcathe it not,
Till these from ioreign feet sc s,ver--
The trampiing teet Of foreign hosts,
Who march in power and proud d,sdsin :;
II ste home ward send their shrlek,ng ghosts
Ho! to the combsi. Spain
d are we, then, so lost--so low
That strangers can alone restore us
Lo! earth regards our every blow
The eye of of Heaven II watching G',i Us
BY Spanish might, by Spanish land
Is free dom only can retain,
AID etuch VIZ 10 The oppre ssor's hand -
Ho Ito The cum5,,. Spain!
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
TOl,ERATJON.

] wanted 10 e*s Itch universal lib
erty % c"nsei nee. Ny system We,
10 hav- no predominant religion, b0,
10 allow perfee' iihe''y Of eon~eienep
and OF IN uZh,; to make al men edue!
whether ProiestanIs, Catholics, Nah
n'et"n', Dtl-t-, "r others, 80 ha, the,
f';i,ion should have Do inflt nre a.
getting hen employment, under gov
erbment.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
Virginia to wit :

dT Rules hoi tn in The Clerk's DTcs
q the Superior ca:rt y chGnrerytor
tie " Winchester District the first .uon-
dny Ap ii 1898.
William Hvueb Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Samuel Reed, Ioshus keed, Sarsh
ann Mary Red Defendants,
HE Defendant Samuel heed, noi
hav'r9 entered bis appearance. aid "a,
ven seeu II, according to tie Acr of
.-sembiy ana he k"'es Of this Court,
nd il appesriu- by saii.faetu y eyi.
,eLee, that he is ~, sn inhabi,ant OF
'bs country II is rdered, lhai the
lid Defen"ant DO appear here on the
fl s. d"y OF The neI, term aud ausse,
I've bill of the riainIiff; a. d th IA co.
ny Of this order be fbrtbw ita inserted
81 some Dew-papeE rublis ~ 10 WIN.
hester, fOT rwo mouths sdreessIvej,
nd posted ns tpe front dsor If TIE
Court bOuss 10 the said town Of Wine
chester.
A Copy-Testr.
bANIEL LEE, c. e.
May-f7-J,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
EGYPTTaN BONDAGE.

Diodor'us Siculous says. that among
the ancient Egyptians, ooe Of their
marriage coBir els was, "the husbaod
should Or obedi, Mt to the wife."-W.
have often heard Of Esyptiao bondage,
but never knew that il had been car.
ried 80 far as tbi. before.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
I ours Gee
JOSEPH GALVAN.
Na,cbez, April %.

Na'cbfz, ApFiF 20.
.Nr. Joseph g. Iran ST.: ID qu,..
happy, on the present ccca.ion, 10 in
form You, hat, considering you wholly
unworthy the notice of d gentlemau,
and being fully aware of yaur mslwi>
Qua and hln"d-tbirsty intentiuns, l raus
not comply w',h the request made IN
your very brave aud pcii'e ,e, and
"ould advise ton never again 10 truu.
bic me "' y"'f w'ns drinking bus ness,
ar any other. Y a,s &c.
D1NINUO LEMOc.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
COUR AGE.
SUCCESS.

man. whe" he IL at the head Of a
few daring 'he disturbances Of u coun.
try.is called a chief Of rebeI.; but w hes
Dr. succeeds and effects great actions.
End exsirs,his ceuntry and himself ;
fron being styled chief OF rebels, he il
called General. Sovereign, &c. J, is
on's success which makes hin sueh.-.
hsd he been unfortunate. he wou,d
sf'i te chief of rebels. and prrhu ps.
p r'sh on a seaff"ia. rhe English D4
,'1n called Washington leader IF ..
oe'- fn' long time, ami refused 10 az
Wedge either bin Or toe con. tin.
fi'9 o. h,t country, but hia suecessr,
OF 'sed then I" change and lrknowi
rdSe both is success which makes
the & eat man.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
& 90 Tn ARD.
4 AN-AW AY from the suLserib
Z y TN lie 2Ist inst. Negro Man
named
LIE Y +,
named

twenty years of age. about five feet 9
or 10 inches high, of Il cllowlsh COM
plexion. has lon straight wool, smiles
when spoken TO has ii stammerimg
S, eech when closely interrog;icd, had
on When he went OF, "A blae ir0ck
coat. cut of at the tail. black tailled
cloth pant;.loons, gray cloth waist
coat. and WOOL 1 at half worm it is
most likely he is lurking aNout the
nciglborhood of Timber. idge where
his pa ents live with man by tie
name of lack: w i give the above
reward to any pc, s,n " ho will deliver
said Nero to me at my residence.
near Snicl ei''s GAP. LouuouD Count,
Va, on secure him in Jail so th at e,
him again.
ALEXANDER GRAYSuN.
May 3.-tf.
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CONIAaITTH ED.

, Z Nh the Jail Of Frederick County
q Va d negro lad who calls him
self Cyrus. an says lie is the pro-
pe'ty OF a Mr.. Buchanan Of { sorgia1-.
lie said la is about " or 10 ) ara
0i age. dark com lexion, about 5 feet
g or : u,ei.rs higI, clothing m eh
worn. he cwrer is gu steG ty
cone RorN ard. pay charges. aud t.ke
hrm away. III else lie vii 5e dealt
With as tic law directs.
CHARLLS hCLET, JA1IoK.
Nay %.
GETD The Editors ofthe u, mend Ere
qLner, will plt, 81 Irse'S le aIo,c
GEce a week, i,rt rec uou rs. p, Il
telv ard TEX Account .,r caHcc..tf
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RtI1ttiION.

M@n hAa need o. somtrhing woDder-
fu,. 1t IL better for ban to sepk y in
r 'gi"D han IN f0rtuDe-teiIers. Mere.
Ore', re ig'on - a consolation and re-
utce 20 hose who possess il, aud TO
man can ~ Bonuee wat he will do ia
his last moments.
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W INDOW TAX.

Il wish,' sait Rishy to Charles Fox,
that you would stand tut o. MY night,
or that you had window in thai great
he'll, Of yours'-'Whai,' said Char.t..
that you mig lay an additional tas
npun it, suppose
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A Valuable Farm, for sale.

n HE Subscriber wishes 20 sell, 81
u private ssit, trac, OF lanu, ly.
Ing NEAR The road leading from Win
b Ter to harrisburg, shout + miles
rom the foe Liaer. 7 his farm coh-
al. aboU go ace Of e2eeiieo, i'm
.t.ne Land, ~, Ut 90 % which is we /
clothed with ul.hrr, he balance In 9
god state OF cults atioD. The ia.
p.ovemeUts, comfortable Dwellin,
house. good kiteheh aud neat. house.
ii good barL auu stables. with other 0Bs
HOUSES, Cd e1eelien sppie orchard, h
'aririy of Other frOit trees, and we'll
OF Suod limestone water near tbt
reuse. Thr ,eIns will b. made aecom-
mod tug. Persons wishing to purchase
are invited to view the premises, aDJ
tply TO Wn,. Harris, near Carer
Tavern, OF to sutton /. Harris, o.
Winchester.
Bi NJAMIN HARRIS.
March 70
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PO1.II,ENESS.

q yong man IN 'ois cry was scot
BY hi- master, d merchant, to demand
Sfsment Of an 1repTn, Amounting to
i''ee or four pounds. Ahoough bi-
NV we're f.squeu', they were iruii.
y" per'on hseirs" Payment Of
VIC 0-'h~na. " ME The Lad al eash call