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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
HARDY COUNTY, 70 aslf:
DECEMBER Court, 1871
February 70.

DECEMBER Court, 1910.
EREMIAH INSKEEP, Compl'tagainfl
y josn Cannifer, s. Molly his wife, late
Molly Kidner, Jacob Baker and Barbara
his wife, late Barbara Kidncr, George
Kidncr, infant, under IL years OF age,
(fon and heir of George Kidner the young
er, now deceaied, who was fon and heir
OF George Kidner, fen. decd; Adam Kid
ner, and Nelly Kidner, Amy Kidner, in
tants, under q years of age, heirs and le-
gal representatives of George kidnsr the
elder. decd, DEFENDANTS.
I'm CHANCERY.
THE Defendant Jacob Baker and Bar
bara his wife, John Cannitier and Molly
his wife, not having entered their appear
ance according to The Act of Ahenbly and
the rules of this Court, and it appearing
70 the iatisfattion of the Court, that they
are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth!
On the motion of the Complainant, by
his council, it is ordered, thar the fsid
Defendants, Jacob Baker and Barbara his
wife, John CanniGer, and Molly bis wife,
do appear here on the iecond 1uefday in
May next, and an{wer the bill of the Com
plainant, and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inherited in fome Newspaper pub
hihed in Wipcheiter, for two months fuc-
celiively, AM another copy thereof be poft
ed againa the front door of the Court
houic Of the faid county.
A Copy. Teae,
ED: WILLIAMS, c. C. II.
February z6. 90. sM.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
PRESENT PRICE OF TICKETS ONLY
TEN DOLLARS.

PRESENT PRICE OF TICKETS ONLY
TEN DOLLARS.
80 be bad IN WIutbeat,, from
Mefrrs. William Davifon,
William Holiday,
Edward M'Guire,
John Bell,
Daniel Gold,
Throckmorton & Holiday.
In Shepherds to4sa.
MeHr. ]. L. Lane, Brothers & Co.
Robert Worthington & Co.
III Charles f0zm.
MeifIs. w. w. Lane,
John Humphreys,
DR.. Samuel ]. Cramer.
ut Harper's Ftry.
MeIrs. DR.. Charles Brown,
Roger Humphreys
Thomas s. Bennett ,& Co.
In Stepbey@mg.
MIR. Henry Jackfon,
DR.. Geroge Linn.
'T@HE SCHEME of the above LOTTE
l. RY is allowed by the beR judges TO
be as advantageously arranged, for tine inre-
reit OF adventures, AS any ever offered to the
public. The proportion of prizes is much
greater than cuttomary-the blanks not
being near two to one prize. 1t affords al
70 many hrong Inducements to purchafe
early in as much as the hrit three thouiand
Tickets that are drawn will be entitled to
twelve dollars each and the highea prize
is liable to come out OF the wheel on the
next or any day following. The great
| ~. - 4.
given to this Lottery affords reafonable
expectation that the drawing will COM
mence at an early period.
But independent of all the advantages
peculiar TO tine fchemc itfelf. The great
and good purpofc for which this Lottery
has been authorized, viz. " to preierve
the genuine Vaccine Matter and to diitri-
butte 1t free of every expence," ought "a
lone to induce the public to give it every
Pohible encouragement without delay. 1t
| is well known that many perfons have of
late fallen victims to the Small Pox by a
mhPlaced confidence in fpurious matter in
ftead OF uiiing the genuine Vaccine 70 that
already the Kline Pock, has been brought
into difreputc, in many places and the
old incubation has been again unhappily
! iubitituted in its fead. If therefore the
people of the United States are unwilling
to relinquith the advantages of the
Kline Pock or with to enjoy the benefit Of
this dicovery, divched Of the dangers
and difficulties which have hitherto accom-
panied ii, they mutt fupport Vaccine In
itltutions fuch as the one now contemplate
ed to be efabliihcd-thefe inRitutions by
giving free circulation to the genuine
Vaccine Matter, will greatly facilitate its
ute, and by preventing the INTAKES 70 liza
bic TO occur from ufing improper or fpuri
Gus matter, they viii engage the conf
dence of the public in this invaluable RENE
dy, and finally it is confidently believed,
they will prove TO be the means of extir-
pating the Small Pox entirely from among
US.
u For more particular dcfcription of
the above Lottery, Adventures are refer
red TO the fchelne itfelf, as publifhed by
the managers. Every information, howe
ever, relative to this Lottery, will be
given to thofe who wifa to encouraged il.
on application to Doctor JAMES SMITH
Superintendent of the Vaccine Inftitutiop
in Baltimore.
lJ Orders for Tickets, direacd to
him will alto be Punetually attended to.
60 PoRage mutt be paid on all letters
or orders coming through the poA Office
either tor Vaccine Matter or Lottery
Tickets.
June 2, 1910.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
HARDY COUNTY, Sa.
April 4.

MARCH COURT, 1871.
II ENRY CLARK, Complainant, a.
L I gainit David Milford and Hannah
his wife, Defendants.
IN CHANCFRY.
THE Defendants not having entered
their appearance and given fecurity ac-
cording to the act of Aiiembly and the
rules of this court, and i, appea, ing to the
fatisfattion of the court that they are NOT
inhabitants of this commonwealth--On
the motion of the complainant by his coun-
Eel, 1t is ordered that the faid defendants
do appear here on the fecond 'luefday in
June next and anfwcr the bill OF the COM
plainant, and thar copy of this order be
forthwith inherited in iomc newfpapcr pub
liihed in Winchester for two months flc-
ceiiively, and that another copy be ported
againR the front door of the court-houfe
of the faid county.
A Copy. Tcfe,
En-. WILLIAMS, c. II
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
IN CHANCERY.

IN CHANCERY.
THE Defendant Solomon Finer, not
having entered his appearance according
to the act OF aGcmb.y and the rules of this
court, and it appearing TO the iatisfa6tion
OF the court, that he is not an inhabitant
OF this commonwealth, on the motion of
the complainant, by his council, it is or
dered, that the faid defendant do appear
here on the second Tuefdsy in May next
and aniwer the bill OF thc complainant,
and that a copy Of this order be forthwith
inherited In fome Newspaper publilhed in the
town of WiDcheiter for two months fucces-
lively, and that another copy be poGed
againf the front door of the Court houie
of the faid county OF Hardy.
a Copy. TeAc,
Ed: WILLIAMS, c. H. C.
March s. WI. zoo
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20

I do hereby certify that the above is
the Pedigree of the horfe Top Gallant,
fold MIR. John Tayloe by me.
JOHN CLAYTON.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20

HARDY COUNTY, SCI.
FEBRUARY CoURT, 1911.
John SMITH, COMPLAINANT, agaia la
j cob Vanmetcr and William Reynolds,
.Jeft6aauts.
in CHANCERY.
THE Subpoena in this cafe having been
duly executed on the Defendant Jacob Van /.
meier, publication having been made as
the law directs, againR the Defendant Key
nolds, the Compartments bill having been
filed more than three months, and the faid
Defendants falling to anfwer the fame, up
on the motion OF the Complainant, by his
council, the court doth take his biz for
confciied, and will proceed tn decree the
matter thereof at future day, unlefs the
faid Defendants thew cauie TO the contrary,
at, or before May Court next: and it APP
Pear;ng to the court, that the Defendant
Reynolds is not an inhabitant of this Com
mon wealth, it is ordered that copy of
this order be forthwith inherited in fomc
ncwfpsPer printed in Winchefer, for two
months iucCcfively, and another cory poi! =
ed againt the front door of the Court
houie of Hardy county.
A Copy. J'eRe,
Ed: WILLIAMS, c. II. c.
feSrusty 10. go sM.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
HAMPSHIRE COUNT Y, Sa.
DECEMBER COURT. 1900


DECEMBER COURT, 1900.
r ENJAMIN MlLLESON, Comsza;;n-
~ AM, againt JOHN Martin, William
Martin, George Martin, Joihaa Martin,
JeHe Martin, Job Martin, Eli Martin,
Levi Martin, James Martin, John Slocum
nd Nancy his wife, heirs and legal repre-
TENT ativcs of George Martin, decd. and
Ann Martin, widow of faid George, Deten-
dants.
IN CHANCERY.
THE Defendants William Martin,
George Martin, Joihua Martin, Jedc Mar
tin, Job Martin, Eli Martin, Levi Mar
tin, John Slocum and Nancy his wife, not
having entered their appearance and given
fecurity according to the act of afembly,
and the rules of this court, and it appear
ing to the iatisfaetion of the court, that
they are not inhabitants of this common
wealth--on the motion of the Complain
ant, by his council, il is ordered, that the
fald defendants do appear here on the
Monday after the fecond Tuefosy in May
next, and anf~er the bill of the fsid com
Plainant, and it is further ordered, that a
copy OF this order be publiihed forthwith
tor two months fucceiivcly in the Win
cheiter Gazette, and poaed at the Court
houie door Of the said county.
A Copy. Jiefe,
AND: WOODROW, c. n. c.
Match S. 4 400.
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HARDY COUNTY, 10 xpi,:
fypRuARy CouRr ,Gy,


John MULLIN, Plaintiff, asainft Iohr
) Wolfe, ifaac Hidcr, George Neville,
Thomas Simmons, James Davis, Jones
Green and Abraham Seljcns, De,1udan,s.
IN CHANCERY.
THE Subpoena in this cafe having been
duly executed ON the Defendants Ifaac Hi
der, George Neville, Thomas Simmons,
James Davis. Jones Green and Abraham
Sellens, publication having been made as
the law directs, againft the Defendant
Wolfe, the Plaintiffs bill having been FL
ed more than three months, and the fai,,
Defendants failing to aniwer the fame, up-
on tlic motion of The Plaintiff, by his coun-
fe::, the Court doth take his bill for con-
fefed, and will proceed to decree the mat
ter thereof a. future day, unlefs the faid
Defendants ihew caufc TO the contrary at
or before May Court next-and it appear
ing TO the Court tina: the Defendant Wolfe
is not an inhabitant of this Commonwealth,
it is ordered thar a copy of this order be
forthwith inferred In fome ncwfpaper pub
liihed in Winrhefer, for two months fuc-
cei4ively, and another copy ported againit
the from: door of the Court houle Of the
faid county of Hardy.
A Copy. Tefe,
Ed: WILL JAMS, c. CHI.
February 26- 90 sM.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20

HARDY, S9.
FEBRUARY COURT, 1917.
MOSES WELTON, Complainant, a.
1V1 gainit Jonathan Simpfon, Charity
James SYMPTOM, DeIiah Simpfon,
Elizabeth Simpfon, Ca,harine Symptom,
-- Harris, and Nancy his wife, late
Nancy Simpfon, Harris, and Re-
becca his wife, late Rcbecca Simpfon,
heirs and legal representatives of Jonathan
Simpfon, decd, DEFENDANTS
IN CHANCkRY.
THIS day came the Plaintiff, by his
council, and it appearing to the iatistattion
OF the Court that the former order for pub
LEGATION made in this caufe has been duly
carried into effect, and the Iaid Defend
ants till failing to anfwer the Complai-
nant's bill, on the motion of the Complai-
nant, by his council, the Court doth take
his bill for confened, and will proceed TO
decree the matter thereof at a future day,
unlcis the faid Defendants, on or before the
hra day OF May Court next thew caufe 10
the contrary-and it appearing to the
Court, that the faid Defendants arc not in.
habirants of this Commonwealth, il is
therefore ordered, that copy of this or
der be forthwith Inferred in fome newlla-
per printed in Wincheitcr, for two months
tuccehiveiy, and another copy ported "a
galnit the front door of the Court houie
OF the faid county of Hardy.
A Copy. Teie,
ED WILLIAMS, c. II. C.
February 70. 90 sM.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
HEMP SEED,

TOR SALE, by the fubfcribcr, refding
4 near the White oR, Frederick couu-
~, Virginia.
WIN. CARNAGY.
March s. zoo 6,g
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20

Mr.. ddaJI6n B. HrmRead, Mag A,mAead
4oyf Of Addy(sn B. Armftaa,
L AXE NOTICE.
THAT on Saturday the Sth 6ay
Il of June next, shall proceed
to take toe dispositions of several
witnesses, in tie suit which have
brought against the admin strators
Of John Peyton deed, you ard
others which is now depending in the
county court Of Frederick, at the
house of Philip Bush, in the borough
Of Winchester, between the hours OF
six in the forenoon and seven in the
afternoon Of that day. Given under
my hand this 9Th day Of February,
1911
ia !: KEITH.
April g. zoS
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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
NOTICE.

He Committee chofen and appointed
4 by Cedar Creek Congrega tion, for
repairing the Meeting Houfc Of the fame,
hereby give notice to Joiners and Platter
crs, that they with to employ workmcn to
undertake and execute faid repairs, and
have appointed Saturday the 18th day Of
April next, for the purpofe of letting faid
work to the lowef bidder.
Applicants are requeaed to meet the
Committee at iaid Meeting Houfe at IL
O'Clock.
JOHN COLVILL,
ROBERT LEWRIGHT, \
THOMAS NEWELL,
JOSEPH LONGACRE.
April Z. zo4.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
The following article appeared fomc tim
400, in provincial ne ylpaper:

eTravet!ers fhould be careful to deliver
their luggage TO proper perions, as gentle
man in aiighting from fage ensruted his
qoJi 20 Granger, and has not heard Of her
Ence.'
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20

Eight prizes of25O Tickets each
BY drawing either ofwhich one fortunate
Ticket may. gain an inmenie fun, as the
holder of it will be entitled to ak prizes
the $50 Tickets (which are defignared and
removed for that purpofe,) may chance to
draw.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20

>axSV8SsSsA.S miles from Winchener, orc
from Battletowr, (now Beiryvi,le, J and tx
IRON Smokers Ferry, On Shenandoah RI
yer, and will be Ict to Mares at Fifteen
D0hars the feafon, which may be diichar-
ged by the payment of 7zyeLve Dollars az
any time before tho 10th day of July next,
or Sir Dollars the Jingle leap, paid a, the
time the mare is covered, and in either
cafe Half a .D0lZar TO the Groom. he
feaion will commence this day, and end
the goth day of July next. Good paiiur
age will be furniflled the Mares at two
ihillings and fix pence per week. Great
care will be taken OF the Mares, but will
not be anfwerable for eicapes or accidents.
This Horie was formerly the property
OF Col. John Tayloe of Mount Airy, and
purchaied by the proprietors, Mefrs.
Turner, Butler and Milton, at high
price, from knowledge of his being re-
markable as hyperion ioal getter, and his
elegants gaits, as PADDLE horfe. ~
or Notes mutt be feat with the Mares.
JOHN MILTON. X
March s. zoo t2oJun.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20

HARDY COUNTY, S7.
FEBRUARY COURT, 1871.
sOfiN INShbEP, COm5lGLuant, aga,n&
=; Adam Elmer and Solomon Elmer, DE-
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20

BLANK DELGS
For sale at this Office.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
The highly celebrated 4 mile horse
TOP-GALLANT.

II Beautiful Bay, jfxscen hands and a BALI
b;sb, m greer btaiib end 1ieoy,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-09

hined armies and the French, and which
continued until the morning of the 9Th. when
the French retreated-that Almeida sur
rendered to the English, in which were
found a vast quantity of stores. artillery and
plate. which the French had plundered-
That on the morning the battle took place.
Massena had received reinforcement OF
IL. 900 men-rhat on the 9Th, the English
were pursuing the French. and it was sup
posed would drive them completely out of
Portugal-That the English accounts stat
ed the loss of the French to be at 1000
killed and wounded, and the combined ar
mics at $500. The accounts are various
relative TO he force of the armies. The
combined, was stated at so. to 10000 men,
and the French from forty to sixty thou
sand: ,..
Left at Oporto. May 20. ship Harriet
Chase, for Newburyport. in days, schr.
Pocahontas. Foster. for Norfolk, in s brig
Almira, for Newburyport. in 10, and seve
raj Boston vessels. t s.
On the morning of his sailing, saw three
ships gong in-being at distance, could
not ascertain who they were,
| Prices at Oporto:-Flour Is dollars, corn
2 50, bread per Dbl. 9, beef dull. 7to8
Spoke, Jnne 6, lat. IS. long. 81, brig Ac-
tress. of baltimore, II days from Ply.
mouth, England.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-09

rican vessels now in this port, that these
will be permitted to frequent the shore for
the purpose OF attending toitheir affairs of
business. provided they are furnished with
certificates from me. identifying their per-
sons and good conduct.
Having hitherto heard Of no misconduct
in this port, ON the part of masters. super.
cargoes, or even Of the sailors of American
vessels who have visited it; nor of any com
plant whatever against their outward be
havior or moral character, either as Offend
ing the religion, the laws, or the customs
of this country; and being wholly ignorant
Of the cause or object OF such unusual and
severe measures on the part of this govern
ment, which in effec, go TO preclude the
commerce of the u. 5. with it, ] can only
act in conformity with the information
have received, and which is herein comma
nicated.
| I have, therefore, to request, that YOU
will use your endeavors to keep the seamen
OF your respective vessels as much as pos
sbIe from the shore, and that you will Sc
yerally present yourselves tomorrow morn
ing at my Office, that Imay furnish you with
the requisite certificates.
am,
Gentlemen,
With respect,
Your mos. ob't serv't.
- - HENRY HILL. u. 81 Consul
20, Cott. James COX.
-, Of fhe .amerieans chr. Packet.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-09
BOSTON, June 81,
RETNLATTONl

AS It will be called by the feds. appears
10 DE heaplng upon us in every quarter
"here British influence extends. An at
Tempt mas been made to exclude us from
ooutn-hmerica, as will be seen by the
ioiio"ing letter from an American Cap
tam. who was on the spot, to his cores
pendent in this town.
Dear Sir,
take the earliest oppor-
'unity OF forwarding you the iDciosed bv
"hicn you nave our Consuls COMMUNICATE
on and the copy of an order of the Por,u.
guese government, forbidding Americans to
, lnhu' except under certain res,rictions.-
uis oToer mas been issued in consequence
OF the British influence. TO apn;b;late n,,..
commerce IN that quarter.--Similar other
impositions are imposed in like manner
more particularly on the article of FISH .
whicn, II English, is almost duty free---;f
american, is subject to a great duty"
Z" Consulate of tie u. S. of .Amer;co.
Port Of So. Salvador, = AirH 29fh. 1911.
10 the Masters and supercargoes of
American vessels now in this port.
Gentlemen,
His ExcelIency. the Count
Dirchcos, Capt. General and Governor of
this City and Province, informed me hv
an Official letter of the Goth, currest tina,
ID observance OF your royal orders. no
person would be allowed to disembark in
TINS port coming from the u. States, with
OUT OUT oeing furnished with passport from
'he Nharge des Affdires of his Royal High
ness the Prince Regent, at PhiladeI-
phia.
IN explanation of these orders, his Excel
Iehcy, in letter dated this day. states
'nat from hence forth they will be out in
rigorous execution. That in consideration
o. 'he Masters and Supercargoes of Ame-
=. ot Salvador, fs the capital If Brazil
~ ooufh-.4meTrca, within tie shacious Boy
g HH saints, which is ./uH offrmtfuF fs1es,
MIS fof!htons and magnificent ;hds a no5Ie
SIae'ous, and commodious harbour. Yos,
2 XXI sugar are made in its aeig56or-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-09
FRENCH PAPERS.
PARIS Nav 10,

NAo WAY 1U'
His Majesty took the diversion of hun
tinS Yesterday, Prince Poniatowski and
Count De Kaas had the honour to be of ms
party tor the first time. The Empress
followed the chase IN her carriage.
The American vessels Traveller from
New York Meteor, from Philadelphia
and the Milo and Atlas. from Baltimore.
arrived ON the Sd inst in the river of Bor-
deaux they are all laden with cotton.
An English flag of truce, which sailed
from the Isle of France on the 18th OF De
cember- arrived on the Sd inst al Cher
burg, with 800 French soldi RS and sailo, 6
On the 3oth of April, LIE Furet privateer.
capt. Broquant, captured, off Dover, the
English brig Neptune of 80 ions, and six
men. bound from Lisbon to London, with a
cargo OF oranges and lemons The prize
was carried to Ambleteuse.
On the same day, LIE Petit Fuiet car
ried into Calais the English brig the Will;
am. OF Sunderland, of 1873 tons. and seven
men, laden with 210 chaldron of Goals
On the 4th OF May, the Petit Charles.
Capt. Dibarbour, took the English ealliot
Lam, with four men, laden with timber.
May 10.
His Majesty the Emperor presided at a
Council of State at ST. Cloud the day be.
fore yesterday.
Marshal Ney, Duke of Elchingen, is ar
rived at Paris
1t is not Decaen, Captain General of the
Isle OF France, who arrived here. as has
been stated, but his brother, lieutenant in
the navy.
NIENNA, April 27.
A courier has arrived from Constantine.
pie, with intelligence, that the Grand vi.
zier, Jussut Pacha, WHO'S eighteen years old.
has been deposed, and banished to Demo.
lca, near AdrIanople the same place
where Charles XII king of Sweden was 90
long detained. The Grand Seienior bas
appointed as successor, Ahmed AGA q
nan OF genius and courage. celebrated for
his gallant defence OF IbraiL The Caima
can Karsly Ally Pacha will Command the
army until the arrival of the new Grand
Vlzier.
lhs courtyard of his Excellency Count
Otto's hotel is converting into a saloon, ca.
pable OF containing $500 persons.
we understand that at the last meeting
OF the principal Bankers and merchants of
this city, with the Minister of Finance.
Count Wallis, 1t was intimated to them TO be
more careful than they had hitherto been.
to suppress the absurd reports circulated on
the Change, respecting some intended al
teratloDs In our system of finance. These
rumours have had an unfavorable effect On
public credit, and it became necessary to
adopt measures to check them. Our adj
ministration pursues the system adopted
with the greatest vigour, without regard to
private considerations, and Furnishes all
those who contravene the new regulations.
II is particularly severe against stock Job
oers The opinions of the most enlightened
persons are IN favour ofthe new system
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-09

The intelligence, of the victories obsaisr:s,
oy the Wahabis is conirned Fears So
entertained for the safety OF Moka, ag,se,>
which they have directed the princiys4.
part Of their force.