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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-21

We have received by the Odin, N. Or
lean. papers OF The 2lst and 22d ult. A
freshel 10 the Ohio, had caused another
rise in the Mississippi. As low down as
White River, it had recently risen 9 feet,
and was on the rise at Natchez. The Lou
isisna Advertiser remarks. the Mississippi
has now been at a high state for 8 or nine
months, and there is no prospect Of It's be-
ing low for 6 or 8 weeks to, come. :
A St. Louis paper states that The steam
boat Virginia, Capt. Pemberton, had CON-
pleted the present season, two successful
voyages 10 the Post Of ST. Peters, on the
Upper Mississippi. This is The first at
tempt 10 navigate that river by steam, and
its success is considered Of great import
ance to the Commercial interests o. MIS-
souri, and Illinois.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-21

On Friday last a Kan voluntarily am
10 the police office, and requested TO be
sent to the peDitenliary. The magistrate
euquired OF what offence be had been
guilty. He replied, that be had been
guilty Of no offence, but could moi get a
living by his trade, and therefore wished,
before be had disgraced himself by com.
hitting any. that he might be sent to the
penitentiary tor the supply Of his wants
and the safe keeping Of his morals. The
magistrate informed him that he had no
power to send bin there unless for vaeran.
cy or the preparation of crime-wlth a
dissatisfied air be. left the bar. On Mon
day, however, be returned. accompanied
by a constable, aud on his examination,
reminded the mag istrate that be bad ap-
piled before for admission 10 the peniten-
tiary. but could not get in; that he had
that morning entered a house and taken a
hat from a table, 10 view Of which a gen.
ileman was sitting. for the express and on
ly purpose OF getting quarters in the PEN
itentiary. II was no longer beyond the
power Of the magistrate to refuse him the
asylum be sought, and he was therefore
committed. [New York american.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-21

F~H'LADELrHlA, Aug. l6.-On the 18th
'Te, Caps. Garwood, OF the ship Magnet,
"olS port, was boarded and taken pos
ZION OF BY a Spanish ~privateeI, between
v'lT de Gait and Cape PABLO, near Ali
.'l, run INTO a bay, near the land on the
Tos.' cnd anchored IN tour fathoms water.
WI GarSood was prevented from land
nSTr ron sending a letter to the Ameri-
nUonsul, at Alicsnt, and be, as well as
%ere"' were much abused by the free
,%Sers' while lying at anchor. At one
hey presented a loaded musket at
%o'eas' and at the first and second off,
> because they could moi ge, as hear
upper as they wished. About 8 o..
vn'' night, two privatsers, with a.
% men, went alongside and ordered
mp 10 De got under way, and to stand
"ed' Is they said lor the purpose Of pro-
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-22
TO EDITORS OF NEWSPAPERS

An insertion of the following list OF
oanH notes several times in your respec
tive papers, NAV furnish the postmastel
at Lexington, XIV. with additional test
nony, and restore the property 10 the
owners thereof.
John Kees, was examined on Monday
last, and committed for trial IN Noyem-
Der, for robbiDg The mall on the 29tb OF
July, between Lexington and Washing,
ton, Ky. by Judge Todd, of the United
States circuit court. lac accused is
the same John Rees, charged with a
similar offence III Ohio, in the month of
May The sum found, is considered but
a small part Of the depredatioDs on the
route where this man acted as postmas-
ter for considerable time.
A 300 note, payable at Lvnchburg.
Va. dated August 1915 ano No. 1920,
was passed TO geD,leElaD in ChIlicothe,
Ohio, BY the said Rces, in May last. $50
Planters bank, state of Geo. b. No 162,
4Ih Dec. 1916, endorsed l.. $50,
bank Darien, Ga. A. No. So, Ist May,
1920, payable TO | e.. Bell. $50, bank
Augusta, Ga. p. No. l6I, 18Th March,
1918, payable to A. q. Wiuslow. BOO,
bank state Ga. A. No. $50, 9Th August,
1916, payable TOT. Mcllenry. s., Union
bank, city N. Y, ID. No. 97I9, 1st July,
1919, endorsed on the back, John Law
renee, at Paterson, J. W. also Jas.
Lawrence and J. Rees.
The five dollar note was found in the
pocket book of. Rees The others were
concealed in the upper lining of his hat.
All have been divided. The halves OF
The 500 note have lately been joined to.
eether by piece Of fancy letter paper,
corresponding With few sheets found
IN the saddle bags of Rees.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-22
U. $. BANK.

We learn that the board Of superyi,
Sors Tor this city and county, consisting of
the members OF the common council,
have, by formal vote, and after taking
legal advice, determined that the law OF
this state, taxing bank and other incorpo-
rated companies, could no, reach the
branch bank Of the United States IN this
city. They have, therefore, directed
the ass ssors Of the first ward, 10 which
The buildings occupied by the bank are
situated, aud where 1t had been assessed,
IN common with the state banks, to strike
out the said assessment from their rolls.
W York Ancric1z.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-22
MELANCHOLY CAsUALTY.

On Tuesday morning last, about eight
O'Clock. during the thunder storm, the
house OF DR. 5 = W insiow, near Smiths
Mills, in Dartmouth, was struck with
lightning, which shattered The house very
considerably, knocked down the doctor.
Killed his wife, and badly wounded his
sister.
Al the same moment Of The above dis
aster, the house Of Mess. Isaac & OTIS
Little, situate abou, two miles :. w of
Dr. WiDslow's. vas also struck, aud con.
siderab!y injured. There were ten or 10
persons IN the house, all OF whom were
struck down, excepting small child,
ont were rot materially injured, except,
Mir Isaac Little, and he not dangerously.
HE Furniture OF The house was much
broken aDd scattered in all directions.
On Monday night, the 4th instant, The
barn Of Mr.. Samuel Lock, in Tisbufy.
"as struck by lightning, and entirely
consumed with quantity Of hay anG
grain, and mony of his farming utensils.
Nc7obedfori Mercury.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-22
POTOMAC CANAL MEETING.

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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-22

PROVIDENCE, AUG. IL. On Sunday at.
terDooD, respectable citizen Of Pawtuc-
keI, attempted to commit suicide by
hanging himself; but was fortunately dis.
covered before the spark Of life was ex.
unct, and resuscilaled.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-22
ECONOMY.

II is mentioned as the result of actual
experiment, that light produced by the
best spermaceti oil, is about in proper.
ton TO ,allow candles at six cents per
pound. Besides, lighted lamp is much
safer than candle, and without the trou-
bic OF snufhDg.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-22

Mr.. VIM. Coombe, author of sThe
Diabo!iad,' 'The tour of DR.. Syntax,' and
Tnany other works, died in London, al
the advanced age of 81.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-22

The law of South Carolina, " hich sub
iects all free people of color who arrive
al any port Of that stale, to be seized and
imprisoned until the sailing of the vesser
which wrought them--is pronounced by
judge johnson, OF the supreme cour, OF
the U. :. "to be Unconstitutional and
void, and every arrest made under it, sub
lecting the persons making ii to an action
of trespass"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-22

MONTREAL, CANADA, AUG. 9. On Tues.
day evening, the Sd inst. as two Of the
children OF Joseph Prairie, were watering
thelr fathers horses Give in number) in
the parish Of St. Matthias, district of Mon.
tTeal, tremendous stream of lightning
Frustrated al the horses Oh the
earlh--'hree Of the horses were killed,
But we are happy to state tha, both the
children escaped wilhou; any other iBlu-
~ ihan beng stunned, and feeling a GER
tam understandable sIupor, which gene.
rally accompanies the recovery of per,
sons injured by Lightning.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-22
ADVANTAGE OF A SHORT LEG

A man named John Shean, was con
Ticted in New-York of receiving stolen
goods. knowing them TO be such, and
tined fifty dollars--and would have been
sentenced to the tread mill, but, fortu
naiely for him, he has one short leg, which
disabies him from taking the proper
steps.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-22

Capt. Nichols, from Gouenbure states
that The pirates who murdered the crew
Cga Danish vesse', we're ioun1 guilty and
were to be executed-a woman, who
lived on the sea coast, had been arrested.
charged as being concerned, the men
asserting that she instigated them to
commit the foul deed supplying them
with arms, &c. and telling them that
they might get rich, like the Cuba pi-
re- ties. Boston Palladium,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-22
THE RUMOR.

The report Of the packet ship Monte
zuma, capt Potts, being below Phils
-de'pha. in short passage from Live,
pool, proves to De incorrect,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-22
ADDITIONAL DONATIONS

Presented TO the Alexandria Museum.
fsr' OF = large snake, petrhed, found
attached TO rock, in field, adjacent TO
W oods,ock, Shenandoah co. Virginia.
Pr. b, ) II. Smoot.
Elegant map of Washington city. Pr.
by Edward X. Belcber.
Antique playing cards "a complete
set) left Cd Blackstone island, Potomac
river, near well dug BY the British du-
ring The late war, 1914. fhey were
purchased of an overseer, on that island,
June, 1925, by q party of gentlemen of
Alexandria, when on an excursion OF
pleasure, in the steamboat Surprise.
These cards have, no doubt, told the for
tunes OF many an honest soldier and sailor
land have been the means of their To-
sing, at least, their canteens of whiskey;
and, from their singular complexion
may have been in use half century, and
probably have circumDavigated the
globe. Indeed their very appearance is
almost talismanic-so cautiously have
they been preserved by those who used
them, that when torn or broken, every
fragment appears to have been scrupu
puiously put together again by the pow.
ers of thread and needle. Pr. in behalf
of the party, by Tbs. Jefferson Minor.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-22

To those of our readers who have pc
rused the various able and interesting ar
ticles which have recently been publish
ed in the Herald, pointing to the impor-
tante OF canal from the Potomac TO
Cumberland, the report of the great
meeting Gin subsequent columns) upon
the subject, will be found particularly in
terestiDp.
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-09-18
Foreign Intelligence
FROM SPAIN.

From the N. York Mercantile Advertise
CApIz, lst AuES
.The situation of this place is nell
better nor worse since last wrote YOU
The French have been for months ~
country, and l conceive their cause y,
ground daily. The character OF tne r,a
niards is not to brook subjectlon 'Iua| Wv
foreign power, and though they ha'e| r
the first place yielded, it has oeen lad I'D
the effect of the seductive arts ehI'v|
.by their own countrymen than OF ths n n
|my's arms. A reaction will ult'lla|
produce the effect of their total ae''|
ltion. IN
!, In Catalonia there is no end ~ ",
t hghting-the spaniards always S0''I
-Iful. ,n.,.orO
F.. In this province, where Ballas'e'v as aet
{ now gaining ground, we look 10 10 aI /
/; measures. A sally that was maui " h
h from the lines showed that our men 20 a.
!. how to fight. They marched up P,hot ,a
|enemy's parapet without firing gilIsss a s"s'
n they reached them All the torch tba
N IN ployed on our side was not mo, more rre ,re
- bout three. thousart men, Inc '
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-09-18
The contgnted Porter.

This is a striking proof that happiness is not
exclusively confined TO any one condition OF hu-
man life this tale may leave some useful impress
sion on the heart.
A porter one day resting himself with
his load by him, groaned aloud, and "wlsh-
ed he had five hundred pounds" "Why,"
says gentleman who was passing by"
will give you five hundred pounds :-and
now what will you do with it :" "Oh,"
says the porter, al will soon tell you
what will do with it; First, will have
IA pint of ale, and toast and nutmeg, ev-
cry morning for my breakfast" Well
and what time will you get up?" "Oh,
have been used to be up at five or sis
O'Clock, SO l will now" " Well, what will
YOU do after breakfast" "Why will fetcl
la walk till dinner' "And what will yo'
,Ihave for dinner:" "Why, | will have
$ good dinner; | will have good roast AM
yboiled beef, and some carrots and green
i and l will have full pot every day
S and then will smoak a pipe" We
d and then, perhaps you will take naps
o |" May be l may--no will not take nal
d [ will fetch another walk till supper
y |" Well, and what will you have for SUI
n per :" 81 do not know--I will have mo-
y|beef. if am hungry; or else will have
lc Welch rabbit, and another full pot of bee
n |" Well, and then p" Why then / W
,e go to bed, to be sure" "Pray how mu
,elnow may you earn week by your bu
ur ness :" why, master, can make y
eighteen shillings week" Will not y
he |be tired now, do you think, after lit
he while, in doing nothing every day ?"
tn. lido not know, master; have been thir
re ling so.'' "Well then let me propose
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-09-18
SCIENCE.
pyROLJGENOUs ACID.

The virtues ofthis chemical prepara'ioTVn IN pre-
venting putrefacton and preserving anma SUD,
stances, have been sufficiently tried ana 1ohhd
extensively useful. Meats cured by IT'S anlceP |
tic qualities may be kept for any length OF Time
Rv some experiments which have recently been
made, it appears that this acid may be used to|
great advantage in embalming and preserving 'nel
dead. The body OF Mr. Boaldmal,, senator mi
Congress from the state of Connecticut, VINO oiea|
suddenly in Ohio, has lately been brought nome
lin this acid at a warm season of the year, with
out the slightest appearance OF pntretac'ion or
any change in the features. We conversed With
the physician who superntended the process OF
|embalning and the transportation OF the peuy'
and who assured us of the above mentioned fact
lin his opinion, the pyroligenous ac'd VIII more
than surpass the Egyptian art in preserving .h'
dead 1t will also he of great use III ahatoi''cS
'lpreparations...[N N. Y. Statesman.
i Steel.-There appears reason to oeiiev'
|, from the experiments of. Is. Boussingaui!
=, of the French school of mines, that s'lici
,Ium, or the base of silcx, is an essential IN
|. .lcredient as carbon. in the constitution .
steel. 1t is found in all the varieties
- whereas there was one variety in wh'c
y only trace Of carbon could be perceived
PoLYpus IN THE NosE--Cure for Poiypus
1.-THE nose, by the application of which lady
< this city was cured alter hi,ing suffered byu
a'complaint for sixteen years. ..-,.,.
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-09-18

scheme for you." "With all my heart mas
ter" Cannot you do all this every day
as you are and employ your time INTO the
bargain p " Why. really, 50 ! can master,
I think; and so take your live hundre"
nounds again, and thank YOU"
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-09-18

Blood Root, and Bl,od Wort, dr3
yerized; OF each, one tea spoon Es'},
with one half tea spoonful, 4
ed alum; If the complaint is reccn
we're, one-fourth of "A tea spoon full !
this mixture is TO be taken AS snuff, 4
ger day.. { Poulson. &
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-09-18

From the N. York Mercantile Advertiser
CApIz, lst AuE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-22
Valuable Real Estate for Sale

'HE tract of land which the subscriber resides in
the county of Bedford, miles from New Iondon ~
mile from the Academy aud IA from Lynchburg
about 1900 acres, between 500 400 acres cleared The
balance IN woodS-he whole OF il first tobacco land
except 40 or 80 acres and that excellent grain land This
land IS very heavily mbered, lies remarkably we'll and il
hnely wateTed The Improvements extremely valuable
and connections, and the neighbOrhood healthy wealthy
Aiso-A tract Of land lying Staunton river in the
county o Campbell, called tie Bowling Green within %
miles at LynchbuTg, containing 1000 acres of wic aouf
acres are cleared, large portion which is FIRST rae
bottom land admirably adapted culture of toinr CO.
The plantation IS in fine order, we'll watered and healthy
the balance al the land IN woods due proportion
OF u tobacco land ofthe first quality.
oAnother tract OF land in the county of Cnm.heu NJ,
Ivy creek about three miles from Lynrhiurg containing
IA acres very small portion cleared which is fresh and
~ ne heartthe remainder mostly tobao co Land OF
the hrs quality and heavily iimbered the wnad on This
tract IS source of considerable profwel wacred and
several excellent mill seats. w
have several other tracts equally valuable too tedious
To describe five lots in the Of Lynchburp three nm
the main street and two the hill. g " "
The subscriber invites capitalists view this valuable
property, which he offers for sale most
terms small proportion ofthe purchase money viii no
required IN hand and credit Of one and three
viii be given for the balance For further particulars an
plication he made the subscriber near New Ionn
or IN case OF my absence TO Mr. Jesse Irvine near The
place. WILLIAM IRVINE.
July ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-22

tTPtlInI 70
-7-(E ii remembered, that the sixteenth ,av nj
IL. s. ~ June, in the wear of the
-dence of the United States OF America Peter Cotton
OF The aid district hath deposited in this Office the title of
following TO wit RePorsef Gases argued and dfeyminsJ
~ ne Court Of dPPeas Of Iiginia. pOL l. Bg PEYTOV
hdNDOLPH, Councillor ut Lng" In conformity 10 the
act OF the Congress OF teUned States entitled An ac
Tor me encouragement Of learning by securing tile comics
OF maps charts and books, the authors and NJ
such copies during the times therein neniionedS
I'D. JEFFRIFS.
Clerk of the District Of Virginia.
days july T. " " ~ '@e"e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-22

u ANAWAY from the subscriber on Monday The 18th Of
~ April last negro man by the name of CHARLES,
tall well made black fellow about wears old one or
OF his upper fore teeth rOed or branded ON each law
1.-THE letter O. pointing each hls nose; also in the
middle OF his forehead with the letter G. poinnr In
his lett side he has also been formerly brande, in three
places on his breast with the standing thus:
which but Tor their position, would resem-
be scars from the lash than letters his shews
eP OF many ashes He is very strong active and artul
ieOw, ana when taken viii get away fpossible would
ne thankful Ia any WIN will deliver said negro
me or secure him in Jail that get him again. and
Whrd MN according To law for doing forewarn al
persons whatever from harbDrng said negro in the least
degree under the Scvere penalty that law may in1ict,
as snail spare NO pains to punish such offenders
THOMAS COLEMAN
Lunenburg county, Va, June 90 I3-v6wt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-22

ANYWAY from the subscriber, some time in January
~ IS1I, negro named JAMES, who sometimes CALI
himself James Loving tall trim made follo,s ,, 20
srs 81 age hns small scar Of his eyes believed
w " we S Ilgn ana one on the lip his bnck bears the
MARKS oi severity: believe he has stout scar ON one or
ns armsi oeensioDed by burnas long arms and hands
P2ecg oIenead, yellow, dngy-Ooking eyes sunk deem
"Sn Cuinhlon IN MS mead Jim is OF yellow COMPLEX
YOU, hYugH not muailo lie is well known on lame,
~ ~ loi,o"eu lhe river as bOatmau Tor many years
ahu mas run the river from above the mountap mr., H.
oScea 10 believe he IS over the mountain this time The
Jim to me IN Fuyanna, (near Scoftsve Aibemarie or
expenses paid TItoW AZ AZ Ss,e''e
1dne 81. =, - ~, 1i.i"9'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-22
FOR RENT OR LEASE

fTiHE TAVERN ~ Dinwiddie Courthouse; there Is su
hcieSt land attached tOH high stale Of improre
men 70 make grain enough for the oftc place t scua
be an nducementto having family educate, astbc
Wen regulated academy within few hundred yards
can areG or good feather beds, great number ~
articles that would suit the rentor II the above property
n9 privately rented BY October court viii be sci up %
the highest bidder that DAY Persons disposed ca
make application 20 me. residing On :he premises.
Maybe. s-Nu Jtsu.s SCOTT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-22
Notice 10 Stone gIGsons md 1i0y0Snfeys.

Notice 10 Stone .WGSOnS and Carpenters.
ilh undersigned are commissioners appointed by COURT
= 10 receive proposals aud contract Tor the building
Jai' m the corporation ofLynchhUrg The dinensonsg
the building are bOieet front by 30 back 20 feet pitch
tine walls Of stone. and feet thick. We deem il unnc-
cessay to be more explicit n this notice As plan Of tbo
building with every particular required 10y the undertake.
viii DC furnished on application ious.
THOMAS a. UOLCOMDEt
join VICTOR.
july I. fG--wtw ATuTN NrpaNTET