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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-03

will appear in our aeat.
TIE FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE oceu-
rias large portion vi to-day's pnper. ibe
most prominent OF lis features are contained
ia the debates of the House OF Compons ana
la the postscript iro,n Bell Messenger,
rlative TO The course which England ought
90 pursue, aud which she is likely to pursue,
in the pending contest between frnnce aud
spain Mr.. Canning, while he contends tor
the maintenance OF a strict neutrality on tue
t1rt of ureat triianl, does moi appear 10 he
=, much dsinclncd 10 war, rs 10 permit any
Interference in behalf of France by third
power, particularly by Alexander, vbo would
ulus add to his already overgrown strength
lie does not, indeed, IN so many words, say
that war on the part OF L. Britain viii be tie
cnuse ,Iucuse Of Russian or other interference,
yet il Is plainly eviJos,, tho, this is one OF Tie
Contingencies which nisy render Il necessary
for the British government 10 take up arms
w look With much imratcuce for further
advices froiu Europa
-a0e-
The GREAT RACL, which pas TO take
pluoc al New York on Tuesday last, Is We
suppose hy this tune decided andyhe "white
hat aud saliow faced Southsrn sports.
mcn are iourneying home with light purses
aud heavy hearts, or riet rtrsa. This race
la been as much talked about, aud its result
anticipated with as much anxiety, among the
sons of the turf, MS the presidential contest
or the invasion of Spain. indeed, some Of
our brnin.sick politicians IN the Notth have
already identified th. fortune of their tavo-
rite horse with tina, ofthririav oriie candidate !;
sndithe only matter Of wonder Is, that the
liberties of Spain have moi been stakod upon
the contest ~. d The day before the
III
is termination, The Southern people would
fteir candidate for the presidency, Soch u
foolish and knavish remark deserves no more
serious reply iiunn may he found in an old
SAYING, with which, we op'ne, this New York
editor is familiar, f" Set q rogue 10 catch q
rogue 20
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-03
LYNCuBURG. JUNE ., 1879.

Tie Report OF the L,uchburs Bible sociei
" III appear in our aea'.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-03

\
" Bqyonne, Iteteired stk .lprit Pam.
peluna is closely invested. The head
quarters of tire army were on the l4;b al
Villa Frafca, on the 18th they will be al
Sittorla. The two corps Of the army will
on the same day be on tire Ebro.
From The Quotidienne.
" Tie French army will not cross III.
E',ro until the corps of Marshal Mopcey
and OF General Moltor have entered, the
enc into Catalonia, the other into Arrapon,
Marshal Money will not commence NOV
ing until the esd"
From the Journal des DeJats.
\ report Of the capture of Pampelu.
ma was this evening circulated govern
ment has received no official notification
OF this circumstance. The following is
the probable origin Of the rumor :-The
garrison being Informed that division o,
the French army was marching on Pam.
peluna, retired, to the citadel amid the his
SEES of the whole populace, and universal
shouts of Vire Ftrdinund !"
From the Courier Francois
The Duke of Belluno arrived Ia st night
at eight O'Clock, and aiighted at the uot.l
OF the Minister of War, where NJ. Die.op
has not slept for the last three or fur
nights. This morning his Grace resumed
the retns of Administration"
.fprd alive have received this morn.
ing, ny express, the journal DIES Debats Of
Saturday morning, and private letters of
Saturday evening. Welearn from the two
latter circumstances Of much Importance
az the present moment. The one.n. that
Sir {. Stuart had presented a note 10 the
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-09-13
LAND, STocK, sc.
At BLTC Sam

1 Shall oifer for Sale at public auction
IN Monday 2cd day Of Sc ptember next,
A TRACT OF LAND,
lying in the county of Berkeley; about
IL miles from Mariinshurg. and the
same distance from Winchester, near
Mill Creek, adjoining the land of Col.
Elisha Boyd, John Mckewan and o.
theirs containing by survey is5 , n
CHES the improvements are stone
Dwelling House, good Barn, newly
built Corn-Crib, n Granary, Meat
House, &c. The soil il inferior 10 none
in the state this Farm possesses supc.
rior advantages to many others Of the
same size, it being well watered by
never failing stream there are on j.
two Apple Orchards, Peach Orchard
aud about so Acres Of this land is hea
Willy Timbere'I-about $1,000 of the
purchase money will he required 10
hand, fni the balance accommodating
payments will he given. Mar. Elisha
Smith, who lives on he Farm, will
show 1t To any person wishing to view
it. sale To commence at IL O'Clock ON
the premises.
Anl u" saturday the 2Tih of the same
mpnlh, shall Sei!at public sale in the
town % Front Royal, eight or ten work
horses "everai colts, some Of them
years old; so or 30 hend Of horned cat
tie 60 sheep go bogs sundry farm
ing utensils two half worn wagons
we new wagons. we'll ironed several
leather beds and about six hundred
barrels Of corn now growing.
The Corn viii be offered an credit
- eiN months. he other personal pro-
pCrty Eor ea.h.
WIHLTAH! LINE.
n. 3. F~rsons ;:drb;ed to The sub
Sr-'her viii .!cnse make immediate
HAymeut, a. ~ circumstances will mt
at'-i' ufa"' indn ecDce, and those who
Pare"'>@A II 'hc sN;e of the property
g! the late In Hupy, will recolIect
'heir note become duo on the Goth
'n4t. W
Front Hoyni. Ang. Is. ida.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-09-13
An DfSPENsIELE C0ADIT7o.Y,s.

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"h,l aii arrcaragcs are paid.
IL. Advertisements not exceeding
hs!uarc, az lines printed matter or
~ i'hcS common manuscript matter,
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and Twenty-Five Cents per square
Tor every subsequent insertion. and
when net specifically directed TO the
contrary, viii be inserted until forbid
and charged accordingly.
HI. ADVERTISEMENTS from dis
tancc must be accompanied with the
CASH, or be assumed by some rcspon-
S.hl2 person, or the Postmaster most
convenient to the advertiser.
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instance be charged to the person or
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puiated to the contrary.
V. The Postage on all commmi-
cations to the Editors, must he paid
ny the writer, or they will not be at
tended tn.
VI. ChancCyy Orders inserted as
otEHr Advertisements and charged to
Che htininry, whose name is imdoiscd
~ the Clerk on the order.
y, Is II is distinctly to be under
stood by Advertising Customers. thai
no Advertisement viii henccfCiward
he directed by tiIo Editor of This pa
gol 10 be inserted in othcy papers,
mlcss the same Oc nrcviousls mid for
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-09-13
Virginia to wit :

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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-09-13
FOR SALE

THE owner wishes Ia dispose of
inc House and Lot lately occupicdby
Mrs. 'tosannah Campbcil and at pre-.
acnt ny hlr. Thomas Il. Campbell,
situate at the corner OF Kent street
and Fairfax Lane running north
the situation IS very desirable one
for Mechanic; the Garden abounds
with a choice selection ofvavious ftuit
trees. perhaps superior to any in the
pi"cc-t!ic terms can be made 10 suii
any one disposed to puvchasc such
property as 10 money viii lie required
u land, bHt the amount may hc liGui-
dated 10y The purchasers assuming the
payment OF an accommodation Notc.
,iu7 - one Of the Banks in this place.
}'or further particulars apply to tie
1di'or OF this paper or to
May - 30 IN CROCKNELL.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-09-13

e. 81
MI" & Mrs. Lruba return tbclr
thanks TO the inhabitants Of this town
aud It's vincimity, for thc contcnfnent
which they have expressed Dr inc uri
NAte and pubIi. examinations Of the
scholars oithciI' AcadamN, which took
place The DIST, 22ds esd and 24th inst.
Desiring ID merit more and more tho
confidence OF The public and to give
il'"r academy the highest degree of
perfection. they have engaged as as
S'stant Miss NJ. !. Lewis, who unitcs
Hii Che necessary qualities ror general
instruction particularly English lam
guagc in all its branches, drawing.
painting upon paper, linen and silk,
and al! sorts OF needle work.
Prector q session Of fre noniIs.
Boarding, Bed and Bedding, and fu~
cl' $50
Washing,
Tuition for all the first branches of ina
stiuction VIZ: Rhetoric, Compost
ton, Natural Philosophy. hcmis
try Botany, Astronomy. Gcogra-
ply, with the use Of new d beau
tliul collection OF N1cilish's Maps.
s Glcbcs, t6
Only Spelling, Reading, wiring,
Nccd!c work. 10
Only Spelling and Reading
French, German, Italian languages,
Drawing and Painting, three les
sons a seek, each 10
Vocal Music ard Piano Forte. IS
Each scholar vii furnish load Of
"ooA for lhe winter session only,
or SO
FOR paper, 81. Qu.E- 80 c;s. lux
80 CTS. Together or separately. .
No0ti"r cXpouqe cNccpt sickness.
The vest session OK tni- Acodcmv
will commence tho tst o ScatcinbcC
next reference TO ,',c a5oy, named
gcn'lcmcn examiners. oy To- any othei
gentleman u Stamton
Aug. SD. 'Z5--3t
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-09-13
YYa3t OF Land

ia Herhr'eJ caunty, continuing oua
hundred aod eighty FIVE and ialr II
cres. ar - innah thereof &c will DC snf-
!iritnl 30 rai,e aboal i,e hundred del,
iac" heiog ihe balance of an install.
nrni due aud .@curee by tie mid deed.
to hr raiA to the sa;d David Reoa. op
IA" frs d"y Of April LAST. >;u:d land
IS not inferior to eny lend in Berkei4y.
anh joins tne lands o: Thomas Res,
C"'. +. Boyd and :. %''Newna ahont
Il n''!es from A.ari.u-lrrg. The sale
vii Do for ready m"rry 10 lie h;sh.-t
bidder and viii c'-nme,,ce az i2o'ci.ck
# rat day. y fu'tarr ,.rscrin,iop IF
'he 'Aic iGnd WI. 3; tound IN t,,c deed
q trust aeoresnId, - ryror! in lhe OF.
ice Of ihe '..un:y oour e 1srk,i,v.
joSEFH aHNGUN, Truie,.
Nrgu -. 1929 tia
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-09-13
Trust sale.

81 virtue oi = deed of trust. execut-
FL by William Lane anA wife, to ne
sn5-c9i5cr. tn secure debt due to Da.
Nih Re-. ! .h,ll sell or The premi4es
on Ei'nday the 22d Jay nf September
mex, \
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-09-13
Stanton Female Academy

49, ~tb'tiN -AtduCInNe
Al the request of Mr.. I.ruha and
me other cathcrS in the St,unton
r>ardc Academy, the UNDERSIGNED
assisted NJ Tie examination Of the nm
ptis ON The 9lst, o2md and 23rd n,st
Inc several ciassrs were carefully, ~
amincd upon the ymioas studils in
which they had h,rt Engaged du3o-
the session =; yud every opnortpri,y
was afforded the UNDERSIGNED or a.
ccrtalnn% the 'act.od or instruction.
ana thr progress cr he pupils. trcv
take pleasure Ia sta ing that the result
was nighly gratifying to them. and
Crcdiianie % all the teachers The
institution has cviGcnti, been condar-
,"h with much zeal. industry and =
hIldy and The proficiency Of tho
SEMINARS furnishes satisfactory evi-
dcncc Of great diligence and a s.ron~
spirit of emulation in the prosccuijo0
OF their studies. The discipline ana
and regulations 81 the school 50 far
as the Undersigned could Judge. arc
also worthy of appreciation,
Ii would be tedious to state in dc
tai! the sentiments ot the UNDERSIGNED.
wI;h regard to the merits ol the conrsn
pursued IN the different branches OF
cGnCalion taught in the Academy
but they cannot withhold thcir opin.
ION as to some OF the most Important.
nc clements Of Astronomy are incul.
Gated by a judicious method. which
gives a competent knowledge Of tho
subject, without faligning OF cmbar-
raising the Youthful mind. Ihc course
oi geography, tho extensive, is cal
cniatcd by practical application of
what Is taught, TO make lasting
impression on the mcmorv.-ln The
study of the French language, the pu-
pills. besides the means Of lemnin@ to
read and write it correctly, enjoy the
advantage Of conycrsing with several
81 the teachers.
Che English department. consist
lnS of English Grammar. Reading.
&c. IS under the direction Of Miss
Lewis, who has acquitted herself IL
manner highly commcndaL!c. and
cyinclng an ability and industry.
which must recommend her t. ppbIic
patronage wherever she is known,
As to The Musical Ipartmcr. con
Quoted by Mrs. Lcuba. several adir,
Who aided IN the examination, united
with the undersigned in thr most acci-
dcd Appreciation Of her merits as p
teacher, and Tie uncommon rroGcjcn,.
cy Of her pupils,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-09-13
PUBLISHED
JOHN HEISKELL.

ut three doitdrS per apnnm paya5le in
ddrGncr.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-09-13

~ various kinds for sale a;
IN oQiGc
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-08-07

over her dastardly enemies, or Call with
glory and with honor But that Gov
eminent would fail in the discharge of
its most sacred duties, il, on such an oc-
casion, II assumed not manly tone. Ii
is its duty to protest, as it does protest,
IN the most solemn manner, before all
the world, against the monstrous rich
OF the interference of one power in the
domestic affairs of another, and against
the perversion of the laws of war. of
which the cabinet of the Tuilleries has
been guilty II also protests against the
creating of an illegitimate and seditious
Junta, and againstany other inmate and
seditious Junta, and against any other
image ofgovernment that may be set up
in its place !, declaring all the acts, that
may emanate fromit null and void 10
denounces such iniquities to the execra.
ton of all governments, of all nations.
and ofposterity.
Ii. M. has commanded me to desire
you will make this protest known to the
Court at which you have been receiy-
ed that you win give copy of IL, if
required, to the Minister for foreign
affairs, and that you win publish it,
God, SC.
Seville, May 81, isas.--(Signcd)
JosE MARIA PANpo.o
SEVILLE, June 6.---Cen. Zayas and
Camp Marshall Ezyelets have arrived
in town this day.--Erpectator
CADiz, June s.--A letter from Seville.
of the 9th, states, that our Consul lefk
Lisbon on the lst Instant Rcdastor.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-08-07
.Ma,'tinsburg, Virginia,
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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-08-07
Valuable Property
EOR SdLE.

FEsHE subscriber will sell, on accomo-
81 dating terms, bis property in the
Town of Martinsburg, consisting of q
Lot and an half of ground, on
the main street, on which are an excellent
<kzA Dwelling House,
sss,N, Kitchen, Smoke House, Sta
Gx-.kzz BILE, Grainery. and Barn and a
Commodious Btacksmith's Shop
No property in the place can present
greater inducements to purchase, to a
person disposed to carry on any public
business. particularly that of Black
smith than the above mentioned proper
ty. Propositions for the purchase of
said property can be made TO the sub
seriber, who occupies the same, and
will continue as usual toearry on his bu-
siness Of a BLACKSMITH, until he
sells said property.
~. All persons indebted to the sub
scriber for several years standing, are
earnestly requested to make payment.
as Friend in need is Vricnd indeed.
JOSEPH CHAMBERS
March 6, 1928.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-08-07
School Books.

besides those on Theology, History and
Travels, and judicious selection of
Poetic productions. His store is in that
part of the house forsome time occupied as
apothecary shopby Mr.. Conway Sloan,
which is Immediately opposite the west
end of the Bank. In addition to the as
sortment of books enumerated, stationa.
ry of every description will be also
kept.
JAMES BROWN.
Charles Town, June S.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-08-07
Martims6urg Academy.
March 6, 1898.

THIS SESSION will end on Saturday the
l. 10th of August next. Vacation weeks.
Another Latin Class will be formed: those
who wish to have their children taught in that
language, will do well to give an early mtima-
ton. Also another class of Geography.
July 17.-4t'
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-08-07
Pine Plank.

WE have on hand a quantity Owe
Wv nv good ], 7, and 1t inch
PINE PLANK, some of which are were
seasoned.
j. S. LANE s T0WNER
June 5.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-08-07
Boiling Cloths.

A MOTHER supply of best warranted Bolt.
IN ing Cloths, Of all numbers and wedths-
for sale by J. ). LANE + ToWNIR
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-08-07
FULFILLING MILL Sc
Under ne7c Management.

THE Fulling, Dying. and Dressing Of Cloth,
i at,he .Nartinsburg Factory, is placed un.
der the management Of Mr.. WILLIAM MAINE,
who has served regular time to the business
in England, aud for some time has had the
management of large establishment i'll this
country. and il pronounced first rate work
man Therefore all Cloth, Stuff, SC. sent to
the management of Mr.. Maybe, the subscriber
will warrant TO be done Complete, according
to the direction. There viii be at this establish
ment, an Indigo BLue Fat in constant Opera.
tion-Cloth, wool, and pieces will be coioured
Blue. with all other colours. and warranted
good and briIiiant--Woo. for manufacturing or
in exchange for Cloth, Carpeting. Ltnsey, Blan-
kets. Casslaetts, and Flannel. will DC received
at the Factory Fine and coarse wool will be
CARDED into rolls, and done complete, and
at short notice.--The Machinery being in COM
plete order FIR business, the subscriber hopes
for liberal encouragement.
EDWARD A. GIBBS.
Martinsburg, July 3l,--tf.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-06-17

The Richmond Enquirer contains a long ac.
count of law case, in which q MIR. Richard
Graves, Colonel and member Of the Legislature.
was tried on an indictment for violating the Vir-
GINA Duelling act, by challenging Mr.. Lacy
TO fight duel with KNEES and poison. Tile re-
later, 9 a spectator of the Trial." SAYS
" The evidence went TO show that Graves re-
ceived challenge from Archibald Lacy to fgkt
a fist fight, two or thrced days before the meeting
of the legislature in 1921; Graves refused to ac-
commodate him at that time, on account of
his public duties; but pledged himself TO give
him (Lacy) an opportunity. o4 obtaining honora-
bic satisfaction immediately after the rising of
the egslature.-That Graves wrote note TO
Lacy on the 18th March, to meet him al GER
tain place to settle the difference. They met.
That Graves wa. disabled By an accident In one
Of bis legs and an ANGLE. Lacy, whose bodily
weight was upwards of 300 lbs, Graves less than
$50 lbs, urged fist tight when Graves propo-
sed they should put an end to the difference by
allotment IN the following way that two cups
should be filed the one with pure water the
other with deadly poison, and set on table COW
cred with cloth that two tickets should be
rolled up and put intn e hat, thc one blank, the
other marked with the letter P. that he who
drew the blank should take his choice of the
two cups and swallow its contents, and he who
drew the letter p. should be bound at the peril
of his life and honour 10 swallow the contents
of the other cup. Lacy's answer to this propo-
sition was will not drink poison to accom-
modate you, nor will hazard my life with YOU
in any manner whatever" Graves second pro-
position was, . If Capt. Lacy insists on a deci-
sion BY bodily exertion he shall be accommodate
ed, under pledge of honour that he will after
wards meet Col. Graves on equal ground, and
lodge no information, nor take advantage OF
such honorable proposition as he may make -
To this proposition, Lacy answers 10 the mega
tive, saying again he would hazard his life in no
other way than fist fight. Here Graves, under
the influence ofpassion, said, " am not nor will
not be afraid Of you and 10 prove it, ] am wiki
ing TO go with you into the woods alone, and las
stated by Lacy and his two friends, Graves
friends being both indicted by him were exclud.
ed by the Ccurt from giving testimony d put a
, final end 30 the contest with knives" Here
there was clashiur of evidence, for il appear ed
that one Of Lacy's friends had acknowledged
out OF Court that Graves words were- = all
willing 10 20 ints the woods with you alone, anc
have no weapon but knife which Lacy also
refused Those propositions formed the hassis o
the SIX counts iaidin the indictment, to which
the defendant pfeaseS not guilty..
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-06-17
NEW-HAWPSHIRF

BY the official return Of votes for Goyernor
in New-H-npsIlre, 1t appears that Judge Wood
bury had 1927. and Gen. Dinsnore $4,000.
The Gov. elect met both branches Of the Lcpis-
iatnre in 30 minutes after being notified of bis
election, and took and subscribed the oath az
Office in the afternoon of the same day, he csgn-
mHnlcated message which occupies six and an
nan columns of the Portsmouth Journal.
Samuel Sparahawk, Esq. was unanimously re-
elected Secretary, and VIM. Pickering. ESQ was
reelected Treasurer, having 125 Of f87 votes.
The report ofthe committee on the State Pris.
on gives favorable view OF that institution. 70
appears that all the expences of il. last wear.
exclusive Of the salary OF the Warden. amounted
TO S3'l24 46; and that the income during the
same period arising principally from the labor Of
me conVlets and the enhanced value of materials,
i cofaRpted at S4,393 %. The salary usually
PAID to the Warden is $500. Add. This to the
QUEER expences.and there will rernainanet caia
% the'rtate Of $468,a2 The AVERAGE runnbes
Of convicts for the past year. Is stated 70 Be ss
ne whole expense for provisions was e8qr42.
or little more than e14 to each convict.
VIM Cisggctt, Esq member from rssts-
mouth was declared disqualified from "a seat