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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06

ine art Ut painting gives .be mort
direct ard expressive rerresentAtion Of
o je'ls: and the pencil may in truth he
SAID to write an universal language
fnr every one can instantly understand
the meaning ofa painter. provided he
&c Faithful TO the ruIes o. MS art. Ry
this art b ia enabled 10 open nj on,.
lew the different scenes of paiure
and his depicting The stri;' ng Effects Of
assion. Immediately ppnetyates the
heart end ayitates the sOal Of the spec
tator, ihGnsh more pys;.e has been
bestowed al historical Psinting4 thar
on paintings Of any Other kind, yet
IN willing 90 e-pon.e the eaGse o.
orfrHhure. and thereby io;n 10 opsninn
with the practice of The painters Of the
present day for p"riraitnro bt,rg> be.
fore US tie most eminent persons, ell,
ther living or dead, AMI diseloses them
our view in almost reality OF. al
least, charms the imagination ni;h
their idea! presence. and almost ire.
slstably forces us to recall to seco!lec
Unn their virtues, their actions and
their greatness, while we contemplate
their persona, and examine the ex.
press;on+ Of their features. This spe-
cie' Of painting, when duly considered
and executed, IL not, ss NAV be ina
Sined, Il tame, DOLL, insipid business. of
limitation, ora mere laborious exaeiDess
in copying ;he Identical torn which
IS placei before the artist. Mere like.
ness il what is produced every day b,
the hui!est Of the dull, or by thuse who
may copy TO deception The turn Of
hair or the Folds Of dropery 4: and even
IT the features are Of exact form, yet,
sUlI thSy are often left without pro.
per animation ADD quit colour; and.
instead % exhibiting tas;e and grace,
(the grand cri,crions in tie draprjy.
they present Us with mere correct List
Of folds duly connected irdeed, BAT for,
tuneieiy arranged IN ia. models If
they coOgNy II just idea Of The form be.
oea'h, or display prorriety and beau
ty. Inn GtIoD is however the nnlv true
& sound foundation Of pain'iag; but, in
this branch Of the AZ, ~ mss BE- accom
Pauied by selection aud conducted W.
on a sys'em subjected to inc command,
ut character, ut expression, Vt local
ity.--
Mr. his predictions Iess inter
est'n- ~ IN sc consid~r The object Of
his s'"d7 es attached n the preserve
lIpo %! ihst remembrance We sii love
t. rheris', Of ,he great md good: ihe
wise s'd beautiful. This art my IN
red be emp'1j cd 10 raise many NOR
aments 10 gsri'y aud ostrnjation out
Iry nevertheless pay 8ueh respect 90
Election, to l'iendship and 90 grail
iuH,, a. cannot fail 70 excite the most
pleasing emotions oY sensibIIily. Yes!
~ the ass;sisnco of the rencil ANNE,
= preserved The resemblance 81 tie pa
cot We revere, tie child We love, the
sic hose bosOm Was tie cradle
" here every care wos lnlied 20 fepose;
he friend who's" confidence was an g
eTnal oracle ~hich .c!dom deceived.
aud the. lc-o - honor. oh NV
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
LAND tOR SALE.

DESTROYS 10 rempve 70 the west,
10 subscriber ofi - Tor sale his tTart
% AND, containing So acres, lying
about t@O miles from FaroisId End ?
rom Bto"ns5ute, IN bu excellent
asiShborhoo!.-E he above land is OF
YerJ superior quality, lies wel;, and -
oout 100 acfcs cleared there i. on il
sb'ut ten acres Of first rate Meadow, g
good Brick Dwelling House and other
necessary nut bou,es, lerse barn, " b
aS dIcs dNe'i'ur House aud Sill
ii'u'e on nfrcr failing Spring, he
Whole being 10 e1ettien, repair. The
terms viii be made kuoH by sppiy irg
so The suhsefiber living on the premiss
et.
jAIES PATTERSON. sque
Rockbt'd5t July o. as
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06

.An "a eoneern5ag Corh $3.50

BE IT enacted by the President ard Com.
mon Council oF The Corporation Of ~ inches.
ter, thst the sum OF fifteen dollars be sunro,
'Hs;ed towards deiraying the expence OF
leye'iirg snn reducing The hnI IN Cork stree,
between Jesse Browns and Levi A. Wlrk.
ham s, and Ihst the same be paid to Obed
Waite aud DsDI>I Tee, out of any money not
otherwise appropriated. VITO ere hereby sp,
pointed to supeTinteDd the execution of the
work.
Pissed IN Commo1 Council Juns sd 1929
Il. CARSON, Pres.
DedP
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
MIR E.ditW

Ioiier NE following suggestions 20 yosr 10
tee, which. though they enaps: fran the
mind Of a youthful siven,urec on the ,ileetre
q literary action. yet perhaps they nay meet
with your appreciation. AND ,becehy o5taia
pisce IN youF perser
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06

Notwithstanding The ger, general
complaints which were nttcc"d ~ The
early part of the reason of li'H injury
done t. tie growing crcP Of f..eGt By
ihe Uessiau Sly and Chinch bag the
accosnts from every psr "F tn Ccup-
try from whence these eo"'niain;S were
made Virsinia & M4ryia1@ J are NOW
more cheering. he hIa'srent papers
nh.ch we received BY The ltto Mats.
Contain many observations nnh ex-
traits Of letters npon the state. Of The
crops. an. ALI eoneur IN saying lhAt
although '"e prosp eta some week.
siace lcere Yefy >ioomy, that the lat
tee raiur x hne Aeasun With which we
hav b@-n III ufei, irrye produced M
a,i""'S 40 ri "5e III the appearance
Of thio <. mat very saving crop
miiI III :; "erai he made.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
Bank OF the Valley in "a.
july %st. iS23

IHE President aud directors hnva
th's dag, declared a dividend of three
and hall reF cent; three pr cent og
winch viii De paid 10 Stockholders, OF
'"rir epreseDtatives on or after the
2!.! Inst,
LEWIS HOFF, Cashier.
july 5.
a. lie Editors of the Caaglestnvp
Repository, aud Lessburs " ashing-
i"nlau, "Ih please 30 inert The a
ho"e tree tines, and forward !he;g
Hes"uh'' TO this u!f!ce fer collection.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
fOn THE WINCHESTER GAZETTE.

Ah He,sAet
-, t sorry OF the world it will rp
pc :, a, neN' TO th- ,n"''"o OF King, and
ne ..rice 4 Conquere :, Mercantile cupldity
hes . n the must prof. C sputse ri misery 10
~ 20. l. has euslAvsd nations, enbroue1
States SOD k'"Stom', an prodnc,d wars,
Gevas.~ IAN AID carnage. tn gain a monopplv,
oT "Hta'n che preference IN buying ana selling
certsI. articles And even IN thes, United
Stai- ware our republican Ins,itut Inos have
taUsn', a ii 10 cG0tInuaiy teach, the saluta.
~ dpctfI"e OF restraining the .r'fish passions
o. INDIVIDUALS or sma COMMUNITIES, in sub.
sefS'ence TO the - a'eT .u0n of he whole, II,
~ doubt. h4s hsa d pernicIous influence IN
. 4tf.rO of our County. Bot such an IN.
g. ste ed yrtcse y: hi. principle ana such
pen sy00sI Of itS uaefOl IniIJencc 10 not,
p 40, ~ oe met with ot,en, IS wa, made
b. ne City nF1'slumore, DUNG Ire lest ses.
o." oi he LsgsMeturs of Nsrylsnt, with re-
- ,he roIUirsC Canal, IN which 1 as
C''Inc y al'nl;tsd. IN principe, that il the
y 'pcri'y OF u nrlsbporns section OF Coun.
t., ~ = O'isbb.tiUg Guy, 10 tie amount,
We will say, OF one thousand or ten Thousand
d+h~rs could be- giI,c@, 6y The oss Oi one dol,
iar 20 the Ctty " BIltmoye, hat II would
tAcrlhce hat thousand or ten inUUssnd OF its
nr'ghOOfs - ssVe or gain that one OF it's own.
Nay; -hat 1t would prevent the prosperity Of
T. sh0 40 = e. y cr Section OF CouGtIy, If
1t could, eIthough Iha, prosperity ,houd not
cost the Cay OF Baltimore one cent ,or do It
any o her injury except what WAS TO BIZ fear.
I'd from rival wealth. the measure of the
prosperity which was To- be prevented on the
One hahG, and Dt the lose on the other, il on.
y sUPpO,e1 =; but u !. sufficiently near the
truth TO Illustrate the principe by "iich thAi
CITY protested to be governed. \ recent, or
subsequent transaction, goes more fully -
oh thr excess OF thls lnoeral and ;Bonogo-
bzIbg spirit " hich pfevsils N Bslumore. The
ba - OF that pisce, ~ hich are under the cone
hoi IND di:ection Of the prcA"tiIe interost,
have isL5y eoteted into an agreement AID
coHri',u, :" rec,lye the paper, or not
ine bank Of ths Valley in Nre,nI. at par for
tas express purpose 0t wlth0rawIng hose
nN;es from ciCcGl Iion, that they may draw
H.. specie rom the vaults NJ tho.s banks,
uroeT he pie ',Ing, but . - 10 he hopod 'a'ls
ciou,, anticipation, that ties can compel hc'c
binss 10 cease their operations OF &C. close.
Thst re Bank of the Valley and rs btsnchet.
end tins branch 81 the Farmer Di"k 80 ~ ia.
chester. 'lould o. ihus singled cot g., he IN
~ iat"d objects ~ hattiiWy, wiHist ~ bCCh
mas.Jre Is rursued towards any rt,er lal5nd
bark ~ tie cOOn -, Is wit."ut tors'el ~
the UoEed S'zte', perhaps, aad jO't'drs thr
charge httstofore y sde. " hat would we
thok. - number o. fneIeh.u', were to com.
tlrc th.it syitsl ard lng-ouis SO ruin or
~ her 'fs'rTnIty. bgcau'e - participated 8,
w. -e'n. rFafe and was C0m,e'itat TOR
th1f, o. - sGvaDtaee-, l'O, iOr tiIs purpu''
g! tns, sho d 4urcfs'e 10 hls .spei tbs
they nrsh tx fDn 0yon h-,. aud.
.Aog q, ac was s5lr ar Uttered CO b., shen
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06

a. lhr Snle ri y. II ~ kerns pro.
rect, usually 80 celie6,) viii take
plac, on Monday next.
TT The reader is referred to the l,h
Page far several interesting articles.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06

We understand th,t III consequence
nf tie rpsointinn Of the Nnf.l,era banks
81 receive Pistairens al Seventeen Gents
only, The aiiry Balk, al the iAet meet
in=, u! the Directors. also adnpted the
,am" meA-nfe. - rha value o. :he 40
Cent Pieces bcinS fixed bv Congress
vail, c,Vr:, n.'te c.od ny 'he
reSniAtipn ABOVE mentipneds
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06

S'ueShGt, VINO ii Ot"cktutnS OhUtObd
\. ih or 1000 m.a Of the army uf the
Failh, having attempted TO cause some
soldiers tn be II. I, FIR van. Of iiscip,
line wa, suddenly a5e bdontd by his
whole corps u'armee. u IS even said
that there wa> a sort of mutiay, aud
that the general of the Faith was o.
hlised to d.. ae"rcpnu ed ou!y by
single aid de- camp.--A cotdinS 30 HE
same story several baltaliuus had been
detached from tie French army in or
dert keep ny tue blockade IN The Wis
cinitv Of Sant"na. Ii Is said the Mar
shall duke Of Nihufers (Suchen is d
bout 10 tE Ike his departure for The ur-
my.
3 letter from PerpiSnan Of the 7'h
Nav, gives ~ IA repOrt tina: the
re lch commanding, Of the town Of
F:..trsS. srnt 10 the commander Of
she '"rtte.- dag, begging hin, not
Ia Ere "?"F tie c't!, as IT injured II
uC-a. H,enociuS him at The same
tIme VITA rI3ufnus Treatment. when
captured, At - si0a.h p .Ist III his
erUrse. The Spanish eCmu tader re-
etivei the nrg, aud mes.aS 8 nj back
The -scnSer, and Immediately e0m.
meHced tire uron the town.
H'rptenah .H0y lO.-Extract from
our private correspondence General
D0n Givu ent red f,ch On The 9th. -
49, 9 ','..
"I'"@e" wv. "''"
'r', ,, NJ, va" a""u' % -, I"
,, 81,
~. "I''' 10 A"""u'"e' '"1
w. 'r' '"e'' anu 'e''''
~" NC eue"S "PPo"'e
! '',e" y! o"' e"'J
! '''''e W VIC PN
/ WI" ''"'''" IA '"e
! ~ Ell '@' '"'''"e"
( W. "p'' nuns ,,
"3 >''''' A''h 'tHe cor
( x '" "o"' ""'V''
1'S 'u''"n"' S''ei"-
80 .'0"'" any 'n'e'c"u So
vt" .''" ''' '"''' WIN the r",'s ID
;''" .; u'G 'e,In' I, -
! t-'- 49, 'e nan '"'e'' 'hHt 'he s'eA'
49, ''e 'p'''''eT Al ~ 'a"S III
( q" S'''"''> '"'''' ny = our APP
'"'H'"' "''A Was 'Nacua'en I'VE
-, r"''p'.S some "e'u pie-
>f'' N"''" 'ne 'c"o'H O. ne a'u'ie'H
'S+""i carried OIL 10 Rodrigo, all the
n4itHat vas aband"Ded for want O.,
means Of transportation. Madrid i.
, .imo-t deserie0. Every body il re.
t'rln.; In the Audaiu-ias. Tie roads
are t"cuphercd with emf giants, cary.
iiS oil their most Dtpcinus ttit 81.
There 1, however, no detection a.
I mone The troops, md the Lands or tht
Path ia not increase. The oecupa
tipn "f iia capital was fore en-. HI
nHls.a!y ct esco.tinS thr cnn>"y.
aires"y felt, "a certain :nformato"
has been received OF the Formation OF
several SurF''lA corps in the ptuvine"..
We knos" 'hat she grlEoners to Tbs
numb ~ 30 made at ife affair ct L.n-
gren". have arrived al N,toIia. Jhr
:" .fts, however, to Incorporate then.
"''h Tie bands Of he FAi'h proved I'M
aya'iins Al! refnied, decia nS with
'hr greatest eoerSy, that they prefer.
red TO be shot.
Fa' S, '"09 ~ The hODrtrur pub
h-'ed t"-dh? The following telesraphic
d'~t ten, ira United fr"m HsyOnne,
'ht i5t", and . "'c'"ek IN The evening.
head ana'ters at LsT"a, 18TH II O'Clock
"6 ne "'rJo' genera 10 ms rSeef'
,Tto 80, ar,n. ''.'',I - a"' -. n.
IN Mi - 49, "', w..
~nrisma AFRICA, hets - 49, "'> .'', 40 ~.
7.ss,ee FROM rnr' T5. Jn 'l" y" -,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06

New fo:k, June fit IS stated
ha' BaPl'ste Irvine, nho Vas con.
tconec, al Cu-.cOa, 10 lhtV year
hard i"bor ~ the Salt Mines, las az
Ptaied 10 las matler county, aud vii,
~ re-. 10 EoI! ID fpr trial. II WjIIL
rtrPl'ested thAt .as crime Nitb ~Lieh
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
Fourth of July.

Yesterday, being the an"iversary "i
the Day which gave IN ranh amongst
he nations 81 the earth, the morn WAS
u-hered i'll by the discharge of Cannon
f.o.n Fort Hill by Capt.. Hrcn:i csmPn-
" Of Art,'!er,-t4. At 10 n'ciock an
elegant onh approp'ia'e Grafton WAS
DELIVERIES by WIN. l.. Clarke, Esq. at
he IRE, bsieriau Meeting House, the
Declaration Of our Independence hav-
in; heen preriou~ly read ny Col. A. (.
Smith. \ Barbecue, III hcnor of the
ocea.ion,wu- aisn given n; tho SprInS OF
l. les Rubinson, Esq. near this place.
The SUBJECT winch has em?io,e1 The
pen # our correspondent "RowtGrd,"
i. N, ri deep interest Ia every tDiivld-
nal in it. Section Of C"untr, The
suggestion whien lie has thrown art IL
entiIiei tn serious consideration, and /,
perhaps the o";y practicable nus GER
thin ,nvan by which the iinharai puII-
~ nf BaIt,mnrc can hc runi>he,i-
pIere: wOu'I IL not he pfnprr % call II
IA .eunS Al an eArIy day, AMI adop,
sn.u rc>niu,ilns urol thus important
eucItc,:
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06

Irvine was charged, reluiej 10 en- 4.
tempt made upoa fusu Hivo, aud iur
Which he was seized IN II colouy Gllsr
the King of he Netherlands. iy whae
law, or coinr Of law, uan, charge
With Eebril,ou. designs in one country
Gao 10 uicd NM pan:slitd tJr said OIL
ieuce6 ia anc,hr'- ai:.i IN lnde ..eu'!, nc
one, i left for tie iuGieid! tribunals Or
Curaeoa To determine. NJ all cvente,
il Irvine is seut 10 Holland for uiai,
HI, acIuit,ai "iil follow, mol only from
The maAims aud pr.cedeu,' of law, but
Of common seuse aHd justice.
Nat -1dr. ,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
of 5H'"J
BARON = ER1LES.

IN raCt Of letter from or CORES
pondcnt, dated Hayr May 20.
81 refer you TO pspers herewith Tor
hat Is passing Ia Spain. Ih~re Is u
lunar that neBociationa are gorrs on.
20 far, II" French have gajoed nothing
tut ground; aud enains 10 be ,ecu
whether iha' IS no', 10 fact, : disad.
vante5e 60 thea. MlDs has isllen o.
n body % m, count ymeD snd cc then
Up at moment to y thought him lost.'
Commercial Adv.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
ON PUTH.AFFUN1

place IN your paper
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-31
From Griscom's " Year III Europe"
JONDON-1818.

"Wilh several acquaintances, went this morn,
Png to ST paul's Cathedral to attend the annua
eersmony of the assembling of the charity children.
Provided, through the kindness oil iriend' WIN d
|tckel Of admission to the Managers pew, sup
posed it unnecessary to present myself win the
|cvowd two or three hours before the time OF meet
'ing. But, although we were on the spot long De
fore The exercises began, it was with difficulty that
I've got into the house and as to seat in the pew
was entirely out of the question for 1t was I'M
possible even to appvoachit on account OF the a
Emazny press. After remaining some time IN Inc
side aisle, rereated 10 the very bottom Of the au-
dience, and watching suitable occasion, made
successful effort to climb to the top of the stage
and obtained position, whence the great oooy o.
the children, seated in large amphithcatre undel
the great dome, and nearly the whole OF the aua'
ence, were in full perspective before me- ns
sight was truly sublime. The number OF persons
Assembled varied, according to the estimates oil Gil
lsrent individuals, from seven to ten thousand
The children we're dressed in simple uniform
With badges, indicating the particular schooi L
which they were attached. The principal exercises
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-31
WILMINGTON FRIDAY, 81 OCTOBER, 1898

which came within the reach Of my ear, were the
singing OF the children, and the sounds Of the in,
struments. When the strains of Halleluiah we're
chanted, in full chorus, connected, as they were,
with simultaneous movement of the body, and an
elevation of the white aprons of the children, the
ceremony was far more impressive than any thing
OF this nature had ever witnessed. AT the dis
lance at which was placed, the sounds were full
and solemn, and the general movement of such a
vast assemblage OF children, seated in circles, as.
cendlng above each other to great elevation pro-
duced an effect, to which the imagination alone can
do justice. The sermon could not be heard dis
tincy by half the audience, and indeed it appeared
TO be but small part of their concern. The day
was warm. Man. of the children tainted, from de-
bllty and exposure to the corrupted atmosphere Of
the upper seats but they were taken out, and re.
covered. When the ceremonies were over they
were conducted, in companies, to their respective
schools, by the teachers, accompanied by one or
more officers, through the throngs, which crowded
the streets as they passed, almost to suflocation.
The number of children, collected on this occasion
was about 50Oo.''
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-31

The city of New Haven, Comm is less compact
" built than any other city of equal size in the u
nited States Almost every house has piece oil
ground attached to it, which is occupied as gar
den. And the consequence 49, that the area over
which the buildings are scatterd' upwards OF one
,,,i,e sonare, Is more than twice great as that oil
other cities of the same population. This arrange
n,an, Owes 10 the city a pleasant and rural APP
pearance and is great protection against extensive
fires.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-31

Bronchotomy.-This very delicate surgical opera
ton was performed last week upon small child
of Capt. John Preston, of Ashford, about 90 months
old, by DR.. Joseph Palmer of that place. A bean
Of the largest kind, usually called the kidney beam
which the child had picked up in the garden lodg-
ed in its wind pipe. The doctor found it lsboIing
under such threatening danger of suHocation as to
preclude any hope Of assistance from the neighbo'
ring surgeons. He sent for DR.. Hubbard OF Pom
fret, but the operation could not be delayed. Con
vulslons took place, and the child appeared to be
dying. DR.. Palmer, however, notwithstanding the
want Of proper assistance, and the dscouragements
and even remonsrances of the family, commenced
the operation, and in few minutes the bean wa
extracted the wound closed, and theschld relieved
70 hours after the operation, it was cheerful 81
ever Conn. Mirror.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-31

In Petersburgh, Va. lO6 free blacks are pre-
pairing to migrate under the auspices OF the African
Colonization Society, to Cape Mesurado IN erica
rio zeal for MIGRATION has been produced by the
vaccinations Of the situation of the things att the
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-31

We have seen the original manuscript of poor
Bloomheld's Farmers Boy, written in a common
school book exactly was first sent TO the Poet
Patron Mr.. Capel Loft. This manuscript is 10 he
possession of the gentleman to whom it was forward
ed by Mr.. Loft, and who made the bargain with
Messrs. Vernon and Hood for the publication ofit
Bloomheld's latter years were clouded, and in the
shade, owing more to circumstances of purely do
mestic character, than the want of Pecuniary
means. From the publication of the Farmers Boy,
until within very few years, his circumstances
were perfectly easy and the very large sum Of mo
mey he received from his publishers. whilst his
various works were in progress, not only en-
abled him and his family 10 enjoy comparative
afIluence, but likewise gave him the means of sup
porting his parents and his brothers The Duke
Of Grafton granted him a pension at the COM
mencement of his literary labors, which was conin
ued 70 his death. His Grace likewise appointed
him to place in the Seal Office, of small emolu
ment, which poor Bloomheld's indifferent health
obliged him to elnquish.--London Paper.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-31

Cape, made by the Rev. Colston M. Warning, a CO.
iored preacher, who has recently arrived from that
place.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-31
NO. l88.
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN.

The nce is five odrsa year to those who do not either
Their subscriptions in advance, before the first Of
No or december and four Dollars to those who do lat
{Sre which time, ifa subscriber wishes to decline, he
1t notify the editor of his Intention non compliance
N hese conditions to be considered new engagement
dix months, and no paper will be discontinued without
Ealment Of them except at the option of the editor.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines for term
than three months four times for one dollar and twen-
cents for every subsequent insertion, longer in pro-
Miami Advertisers requested TO specify in writing
long their advertisements to be inserted, they
b continued till forbid Letters to the Editor to in
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ALBANY, Oct. 90.


AT a Court Of Oyer and Termlner, which closed
its session at the capitol in this city, Saturday
last, the following conviction took place.
Dr. ID w Sackrlder, for forgery, IA years state
prison at hard labor first three months solitary.
This perhaps was one Of the most remarkable
convictions that ever was heard Of After The coun-
sci for the prisoner had closed their remarks to The
Jury and left the court room, and after the district
attorney had closed his remarks, there was but
opinion by the spectators the bar the court and the
jury, which was that the prisoner would be acqut
ted without the jurors leaving the boz, When
to the establishment OF ALL the prisoner requested of
the court TO be INDUCED before they charged the
jury, to examine more witness, who was then
in court, and whom he had fobs otton TO call before
The court INDUCED the prisuRlr The witness
was called and sworn, who not onfytonvinced every
person present of the guilt Of the prisoner, but
on that very day he had been guilty Of forgery, by
making an endorsement. The court then charged
the jury and in few minutes the prisoner was found
guilty.--Daity .idv.