... uoparalelled. She reached Dieppe about a week with on infant child and its nude ; thefe got away without much difficulty, the woman palling the in. fain as her own ; but it was not till yelterday the mother could drat her &ape. During the whole time lbe ...

... ftepped Otlt of; he boat, and the young woman, rather imprudehtly let alone to recrok the river. but curfrot running very rapidly, the boat drifted &mu the . - ;vr, and inintediatcly over the dam, oveilet ; the young woman was di owned gent fearch was made ...

... to Lexington, and en the third they tired on a boat, about twelve miles above Limeftone, and wounded two and one woman, one man and the woman died at Limefkone of their wounds ; a fcw days after this they killed two men on Licking river, and took a boy ...

... icznittrets the whole time of the war of La Vendee ; minent es rendercd by that woman in perfuathe rebels to return to the can tamily of Frenchmen. Another 'vietor y of the army of the Eaftern Pyrenncs over the fpaniards. • 27. ' Decree enjoining the committees ...

... Deborah Ganne:t, who ferved with reputation, as a foldier, Once years in ate army of the United StateS. attd received an honorable ciillharge therefrom. This extraordinary woman inlitted as a male, by the name of Robert Shirtlitf ; and as fuch did her duty ...

... unfortunate woman has beets killed in the town. 1 (hall give fume indemnification to her family. We found in the fort a great number ofrastesons, 24 18, and 12 poutsders.—Williamfladt will be attacked this night, and taken, notwith. (landing the number ...

... your errors. If yet you know not how i to eltimate yourfelvcs, remember that ; the watermelon army of Jerfey are at hand with soo long-fwords, who under(land breathing a vein, !sou Ihivering irons, and a quantum of teo-inch howitzes for throwing a Ip‘cies ...

... body of the American people in fear and redraint, fo that they could not thew their loyalty, therefore the faid fleets and armies wei.e neutral), to encourage the loyal majority to come forth and thew themfelves.—ln this delufive belief, (and becaufe they ...

... from wathington, Sc ralhly laying his hand upon a T 3 from Alexandria, where J. Robinfoo for. Woman—in Wed/eel; by which r erly lived. . Another parcel of land, within a mile (Aerate a& he loft—bie bevel-bee, 1 / 4 ' Alexandria, containing about 114 acres ...

... mile and a half of the Mill, and within three quarters of a mile of a Landing The Lumber, Stc. may be taken by water from the mill tail. 2.11.30 yOll -• Several Valuable Traas of Land, In Pcnofylvania, for all of which payment will he recrives! in the notes ...

... with unitecelfary whipping. falting and burning her negro woman. The burfls. were infliaed with a red hot on parts which modefty mentioning,. The fon was ndieted for inhumanely beating a negro woman with a large flick. The I. was fined / and the Young Gentleman ...

... to them inexpreflibly ridiculous, and they wondered how any body could be fool ifh enough to fpend hours iii tattling to a woman without thinking to gain a farthing by it. They gave a long lift of young men who had been frugal and induitrious, till they ...