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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-08
lVol. 9-----No. IS.

delivered, but remains till then on British A..
Count and risk
.. Merchandise shipped entirely en- British
there are no data from which, without
i"rther investigation, the amount of eash
class can be estimated.
ihe advance OH the prime cost at which
the merchandise thus imported has been or.
can DC sold Is not precisely known, and will
"nu"uo'eo,Y vary according to the species
or the goods. 1t has been asserted thar I'm
some sales the advance was Sufficient TO CO.
yer not only the prime cost, charges and du-
ties, but even the whole of the : amount ne
the bonds. That this may have actually
taken place in some particular instances.
may he true; and it is probable that the i'm
portcrs would, SO far as they could, cover in
their sales he'estimatcd risk of being obi
geo to pay those bonds. But SO far as can
oe Judged from the current price of goods
and from sales said to have taken place ,the
supposltion that, they have been or can be
generally made so AS to cover the whole "a
mount OF the bonds, is believed to be great
iy exaggerated.
1t u, however, an indisputable fact that
the importation falls generally tar short or
me ordinary former neutrality-suspicious. from
Ireat Britain, and of the actual demand for
most species of the merchandise impcrte6
~ SOLD at an advance greater than the usual
pronts OF importers. The difference cunsti-
,ntes ap extraordinary profit and is tax
levied on the community by the persons who
nave imported the merchandise contrary to
law which extra profit or tax is solely due
10 the non-Importation act continuing in
force with respect to all other persons and
importations
OF the forfeitures accrued. one half is by
law vested in the custom house officers or
lntormers. and the other half in the United
States. The power to remit the share of the
United States and of all other persons, in
whole or III part, and on such terms and
conditions as may be deemed reasonable and
Just, is by law vested in the Secretary of
the Treasury. But considering the magni.
tuoe and unforeseen nature of the case, it
was thought proper not To exercise that au-
thority until Congress had taken the subject
into consideration, and prescribed, if they
thought proper, the course to be pursued
All the petitions already received remain
therefore suspended, and in order to. avoid
useless eNpences the parties have been ge.
morally advised to delay making their APP
pilcations in the manner directed by law,
until the decision of Congress should be as
certained.
L have the honor to be, with great respect,
Sir, your obedient servant,
ALBERT GALLATINs
Hon. LAEGDoN CHEvEs,
Chairman ofMe Committee
Of Ways and Means.
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4 pursuance OF the last will of Austin Morris, late
g OF Hansvcr county, deed. VIII be Sold, TT his
late dwelling house in sail county, on the twenty
1lrst day Of next month, all the land whereof lac di-
ed seized in said county, being about eight
hundred acres, together with the Slaves, and all the
stock of every description belonging lis estate.
ALSO the Household and kitchen Furniture On
che land is dwelling house with three and :,
passage on the lower, and three rooms the up
per loor kitchen, laundry, house, barn, sta
bles, &c. all in good repair. Also valuable Mill on
Fsmunkcy river, in which is two pair of stones now
running IN house two stories high, in good repair
also Saw Mill. The mill seat Is one OF the
1nost valuable ON the south branch Of Pamurky III
Yer. The land will he sold on credit OF one, two,
three aud iaur years, the purchaser giving bonds
.h approved personal security, and deed OF trust
'tsn the land To secure the payment; which bonds
- carry interest from the day OF sale till psy-
p,ent credit of Twelve months will be given for
mi sales oi the personal estate above ten dollars and
ho"ia with approved security required carry in
sercst frsm the day of sale till payment For all
q tea dollars and under, cssl, will be required.
JOHN SilEPpARlf .7tpl'r. gvith
TIE MI! annexed q .Qa-..a .iip,ria, decd.
Deccmber 8. ept2istDec
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-08

VIE Subscribers, having associated themselves in
z businessi under the firm Of W htloek Il I.adds
tender them services To their friends. and the public
generally Commission NIerchonts--they have -
large, strong, aud connections Brick Warehouse
covered w.ti tile, the margin of the BASIN, cacu
lated iYr the purposes of storing tobacco, Flour,
they can receive, and ship produce (without any
drayage,) affords advantages not now equalled nor
conot be surpassed by any other stat0n in the ci-
ty~they will, The receipt of produce, make libe-
raj advances in cash. to such of their customers who
may wish it from their assiduiiy and attention t.
business, they hatter themselves, that they will at
least astit share Of public patronage.
CHARLES WHITLOCK
THOMAS LADD,
AMOS LAID.
10th mo. [ Oct. 50. tf
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ra<Ht. sal. oi the two tracts ol l;,nd, called the
u Gross Ronis and Bower, advertised in this pa
per I" tak.. pisce the l7ti of June last ,rtue
ut deed uf trust from Wan. Edwards and Fanny
g.. Edwards, his wife, tise subscriber tor the ben
eGt az john III. Cooke, having been postponed by
consent oil the parties-ySice s hereby given ti.at
's,e, sad property r.to thereof viii be suf
1ciUat tn satisfy te balance which may then remain
dc and u,ipa,l oil the debts in Tie sail deed trust
,ncntoned viii positively be sold to the highest hid
''er At auction, to- ready money, at SuIy Court
House Tocsday the 18th day of December next,
if.ar, otherwise the Ii,st fair day thereafter.
H n f.2ULCON Tfus.e=.
Surry County, Dec. S.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-08

ENLEGAN'f FURNITURE FOR SALE at the
~ House opposite the Globe 1ave-n on Il.
Street neXt nut one above Mr.. JoInson's--the fol-
low,ns art'cles oil Cabinet Furniture manufactured
an New York of tie best materials, viz.
piiiar and Claw, i.inns, Card and Tea Tables,
Sdebnards, Secretaries, Book Cases, Bureaus, Di-
,iing Tables in sets, Writing Tables, Ladies woil,
Tables, Carl and Pembroke Tables. Mahogany
,'sl post and field BedSteads, Wash stands, Candle
stands nc. &c.
Dec. 3. StD
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Moot s. SHOE sToRE-Th- Subscriber.
n respectfully inform the Public that they have
taken store nearly opposite the Post Office, where
zhsy intend keeping agenteei assortment, of La
sizes Bootees, shoes and Slippers, also gentIemens
Boots aud Shoes, of their own Iaanufactorv. They
leave also constant supply OF Mems, Womens' and
Childrens coarse shoes ct superior quality, which
ahoy offer at very reduced prices.
II. PARNtEIE, s. Co.
NJ ID. All orders from the country will be thank
fully receiver and executed with neatness and dis
2,ateh
Dec. 3. DIN
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XTALCABtE LAND ron S.2i.E--On the On d
Mun.iay ia mex, mouth, hSturr the ,,.,,r oi
Jsurs C,ty to,>s, VIII be- s'id ,n tia. highest
Bladder. wwsOat reserve, that part al jones Town
1'uil, bronging To the estate "i the aie Champion
Travis, confirming between eight an.l n,ne hundred
The qualify Of this land is equal, il not
irror, any tract al the same eNic.i in tl l,wer
c,rntry, sd is we'll suited 60 thv culture at corn,
wheat aud tobacco. The terms c! sale viii be, five
lin,,re,i pounds eas.,, ami the balance in Que and
wears, wit, i.teres, from the ,I.te. IL pune
t0a.'y pail 3AAI Ors:. TRAVIS, EA'or.
december S. 4tp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-08

fENO BE Sold, at Oraage court-housc, ON Friday
the 18th DIV at December next, If FAR, if not
che next fair day, pubiic auctions ffty likely ne
FRO Slaves, OeiOiiging the ri Dr. john Wit
lis, decea'ed consisting nf men, and children,
sud haYing aDong, them boys and girls, and one, it
un. two, carpenters. The sale al the above slaves
viii b. continued from day 20 day, tin they are sold
aud viii Is upp, credit nj sixteen. months, upon
eiie pu cIsserS giving bond. TO bear interest rom
tie date II ret pnnetuaiy ,ril, will scctrity he
nrps"vcl by the ,ossiiers, aud VIII he made in ls-
J.rs except where the children are Of zen years Of
.asc "a a. ne.
.1ELEY g. WTLLJS, .ea.'rae.
R0BEHY I.ffLOR, cx'oy. #
JOAH Wills.
Noeem'er q. IDS
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Y LIVERPOOL BLOV.N S.4LT'-For sale, a..
= Hoat, or III store moderate terms, Liverpool
siied Sack Salt. Apply to Il. SHRHP.
For freight or charter, The ship Pbo.uix captain
Parksr, now -a6 BERMUDA Hundred, on her third
yOy age ready for the reception of cargo.
November ID n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-08

vHNRE subscriber respectfully informs the gentle
4 men OF Kich'non, and tire public, that he has
opened an Oyster House next door to the Rising
Sun Tavern, the back alley, where he intends to
keep fresh Oystcrs, Buck Wheat bread aud Coffee,
&c IA MOORE.
December S. st
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-08

NE Annual Meeting Oft the Stockholders of the
- hank Of Virginia for the purpose of electng
Directors viii be held at the Banking honsc on the
1rst Monday in Jauuary next
WA. CAMBRIDGE, Cashr.
JSc ).
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no .JgILLLNERS.

4 GREAT BARG AIN-Mrs. Rose intends lea
Z q yins Rich 'nond in few months, will sell all her
stock OF goods on accommodating terms ANY one
wishing to hesin ,he above business, have the
store and ANY part u the household furniture at a
feir valuation.
liec 3. At
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-08
Noeeniber q.

AWE Subscriber wiz receive 81 few days gene
raj 'ss'riment Of dry RooiS. suited 70 he sea-
f'n. ''ss..ng OF Napf rou1as. Plainss Rose sod
S,ripea i'iankefs, Fisunels, Bomba1ettes, Superae
t.i,rrs 4 CrsRmcrcs, Manehestcr Suiffs, &c; Ike
"nish viii De sVig Oa jseea! terms.
JA.hES BROWN, Jr.
Gn. 6. al
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6SNLEtiANT Nm SHO E.S---i Ladies English
IA manufactured Kid Shoes. assorted; Patterns
and Coiers-Eor sale b, j. ifeson, a few doors a.
hove the Ess!e Tavern.
Decemtvr>5. If
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-11-28
VIRGINIA.


IN the high court of Chancery holden
at Stauaton, II july, 1897,
BETWEEN
JOHN FREDERICK, fen. and
Ifaia his wife, late Lydia Earhars,
sna john Frederick, ir. and Rachael his
wife, late Rachael Earhart
AND
Mary Earhart, widow OF Philip Esrhaft,
deed. Jacob EaIhart, John Earhart,
Philip Earhart, John Arnold and Mary
his wife, john Winder and Betty his
wife, James CaGlcman and Nancy his
wife, Sufan Earhart, which Jacob, 10 hn,
Philip and Mary Arnold, Betsy, and
Nancy Caflcman and Su(an Earbart. are
fons and daughters OF Philip -Earhast,
dec'd-DsFENpANrs.
HIS cauie came ca the II day ofIanua-
Z ry, in tie year of our Lord, 1907, TO
be heard On the bill, the fcveral orders of
publication in this caufe, againil the sb-
! fent defendants named therein, and il ap-
pearing 10 the court that the conditional
! decree as to these abfent defendants,
hath alto been duly pub!iihed, ard that
tic fnhpoena has been returned, executed
againft the other defendants, and the bill
fled more than three months, TO which
bill the faid defendants have yet failed to
anfwer, whercupon it is adjudged, ordered
and decrced, That John Milton, Bufbrod
Taylor, and George H. Norris, or any
two Of them, do GO upon the lands of
Philip Earhart, decd. and after allottinx
TO Mary Earhsrt, his widow, her dow.
CT in the mill and ten acres of land appur-
tenant to faid mill. that they DO then
make partition of the other two thirds of
tire mill and ten acres aforefaid, as also
of the Icafe hold lands; in which leafe
hold lands the court iuppofed the faid
widow not entitled to dover, among all
the children of the faii Philip Earhart
decd. as we'll plaintiffs as defendants
according to quantity and quality tax
ing into view however, any lands which
any CT the faid children fhall have re.
ceived from their faid father, by way of
advancement, which nuft be brought ia
to Hotchpot before any child 10 advanced
fhall be entitled TO ihare in the partition,
and if pecehary that the coinmifioncrs
ihall take the surveyor Of Frederick coan-
ty to aid them in the {aid partition, and
that tEcy do report their proceedings to
| ehS Soult III oioCI 10 d nudl uSSiSSs
A Copy, Tefe,
HENRY j. PEYTON, c. c. c.
THE above named defendants, to Wit,
! Jacob Earhart, John Arnold, and Mary
his wife, Betty Winder, widow aud re-
lict of John Windcr, dcccaied, and James
CafIeman and Mary his wife, being non
retidcnts Of this fare, are hereby notified,
that on the fecond Monday in nuary
next, we G'aii proceed TO exec c the
foregoing decree.
JOHN MILTON,
! BUSHROD TAYLOR, tCom'ry.
GEORGE II. MORRIS.
November7, 1914. IfMJe3.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-11-28
NOTICE..

THE mrua, meeting of the Stockhoi-
4 ders. Ill the Little River Turnpike
Company, will be on the FIRST Monday
in December next at the City Hotel, In
Alexandria at which time an Election
will be held. for President, four Direc
tors and Treafurer-a statement OF the
accounts will be reported to the meeting.
The Stockholders on the laf fubicription
are notified, tina. the whole of the install
meats on each Share by them respectively
viii! have become due on the
FIRST Of January, 1873, which they are
reqeeaed to pay to Jonah Thompson ID
Alexandria.
By order Of the Directors.
JONAH THOMPSON, Treas'r.
Ostoser 81, t5fJ So
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-11-28
go Dollars Reward.

a INSERTED from the dctach,aent un-
~ der the command ofCc,. Thomas
Parker, between the Blocl1hou{e and Pc
;ess' camp, GA the STU uls.
WILLL.8.H .M'GUIsf',
born in Virginia, aged twenty-oae years,
Eve feet nine inches high, fair complexion
yellow hair and by protection a Joiner.-
ALTO,
WILIL3M KNOX,
born in SulIex county, fate Of Delaware,
aged twenty one years, five feet and three
quarters OF an inch high. dark complex
ion, black eyes, black hair, and by pro-
fcssion labourer. The face of the latter
is remarkably round. full and Plump
Jutt before they deierted they had pur-
chafed thcmfelves new fur hats. They
had with them white fummer cloati,ing
but probably would change it as icon a:
possible. Whoever apprchends faid de.
ferteis, and Eccures them 70 that any of.
iiccr ofthe u. States army can get them
ihall receive the above reward.
WILLOUGHBY MORGAN,
Capt. 18th Infantry
Williamsport, Pen. OCT. 3.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-11-28
NOTICE.

a PETITION will be prefented to
~ the next General AGembly of this
commonwealth praying that law may
pals authorizing the OPIoUoN Manu-.
FEATURING CoMPANY TO make ute OF a
pars of the frcam of water called Opt
quon Creek whcreon the works belonging
10 the faid company are erected, in
manner calculated to facilitate the opera
lions of the faid mandatory, and pro-
duttive of little, if any, inconvenience to
other pcrfons owning land on the faie
creek.
October 3. zmSI
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-11-28
This IS to certify,

THAT On the I'D Qaober, I left
IL Warrington county Pa. in COM
pany with George Kirk, who was in a
fate of partial derangemcnt; thar on
the night of The 9th ultimo we lodged at
John M'Cormick's, "a houie formerly
kept by Jofeph Carter }--Prcvious to nv
leaving the houfe, the faid Kirk cxpreD.-
Cd fome uneahnefs a@enf his family and
fome money he had in his pofclfior, and
at his requcf ] ccpfented to take charge
of il to deliver To his famiiy--I received
every cent he had in his poneRion, which
amounted TO IS dollars-I then LETT him
and proceeded on &c Cannonfbure, 6nce
when have been informed, that he fud-
denly difappeared ard chat reports iniu-
fiops &c Mr.. c'Cormick's reputation
are IN circulation fpch az, that he DEF
hrored faid Xix, rad robbed him of his
money. In ju0ice to Mir. Nc Cormiek,
4 again fate explicitly thar did not
leave cent in the pciieiion of iaid Kirk.
GEORGE Mc'CCOE, inn.
November II, 1917. 81.
The si,ove facts were fworn to before
MEGA Magieratc of the Peace for Frede-
Fici county, this 9TH Nov. 1912.
BUSHROD TAYLOR.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-11-28
ans
Notice.

NE SUBSCRIBER have taken out let
L ters Of administration on the estate
of Elijah Litter, decd. requests all thofe
indebted to faid estate to come forward
previous to the first December next, and
difcharge their respective dues-Perfons
having claims against the estate, are alto
to present the fame for adjust
mcIt.
FRANCIS STRIBLING, Ad'mr
of HE Efnte Of Elijah Litler, decd.
October II, 1917. S3t3
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-11-28
Land for sale,

7HE Snbicribcr has for sale j Traa
4 OF LAND,
on Long Martin, about three miles from
Berryrille, containing a95 Acres, about
zzo acres of which are cIcare9-The i'm
provements conhA of frame Houfe
Kitchen and other out houfes-a fine
Orchard--about Thirty acres of excel
lent Meadow the Land is inferior 20
none IN the county-For terms apply to
the iubfcriber, near Berryvillc.
WARNER THROCKMORTON.
Noemvber 7, 1907. IF. So
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-11-28
BILL,

He is about five feet eight or nine inches
high, "a years OF age, and is well made,
had on when he went away, an old wool
ha., ;becrown sewcd in with white thread,
a coitoa lindfey coat very much torn, a
pair OF drab patched pantaloons and an
old pair Of ihocs mark which is very
perccivable, il two Of his teeth ont before
and ALTO fear IN his fore head. Il IL
highly probable the fsid negro may
change his cloa,hing. I will give the a.
boyc reward and reafonabIc charges 20 a..
ny perfon Who will apprehcnd faid negro
and bring him home. or fccure him in any
g1oi 70 that get him again.
JACOB BAKER.
NoyambcJ II, 1919, 987.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-11-28
Notice

TIME President and Directors to ttc
Il Smokers Gap Turnpike Road, will
receive propofals from now till the 10th
day OF November next, at which time
they will meet at Dacen-Fort to let the
paving Of the road from the bridge owe
the Beaver dam cream to Bacon-fcr',
and from Bells fpIing in the ridge 10
Shenandoah river.
BY eraey offos F,lGdcm q D9,tfo,s,
LGVEN LUCKBTT, 9,eH''r.
CGt. 8. 81
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-11-28

6T we are authorized 20 Rate, that
ALFRED II. POWELL, Efa. is Can
Adatc for the Senatorial Biarict, CON-
poted OF the Counties of frederick, Berk-
ley, Jefferfon, HamPfhire and Hardy;
that Office having become vacsn, by the
acceptance of Lewis Wolf Efq. of an Of
Zee in the Farmers Bank OF Virginia.
Auguit 1o.
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ATTENTION.
TIE SUBsCRJB ER

TR Z S u b s CRJB Err
z 3 EG3 leave to inform his friends and
1D acquaintance, and the public in ge-
neral, thathe has removed his TAILO6'S
SHOP 70 the we'll known fand, one Co
ry houis, next door to Jofcph Gamble.
kfq. and opPohte TO Mr.. Heronimus's ia
ven, whcrebc carries on the TAtLoRfvc
BUSINESS in she fame attentive manner AS
before. he, ina MOT particular manner,
dellrcs to return his mott fncetc tl.aaks,
TO the good and generous inhabitants Of
this place and It's vicinity, for theirpsrti-
ocular fsyors and csfom. He again as
furcs all thofc who feel difpofcd to favour
him With their patronage, that their
work, plain as we'll as uniform dreacs,
ihall DC executed in the newell and moa
elegant manner, at the hnortea notice.
and on the mof rcalonsblc terms. The
negea falhioss 70 be particularly attend
Ell TO.
w. VI. VERNON.
on, Z 8,
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NOTICE

YgNHE Stockholders in Asnby's- Gap
a. Turnpike Company, arcj requelscd
TO attend at Samuel Henderion's in the
Town of Middleburg on the first Mon
day in December next 10 elect a Prssi-
dent four Directors and one 'Trcafurer to
ondact the businels for one year.
BY order of the President & Directors.
A. GIBSON, Treasurer.
Midilcburg Octo7
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-11-28
Notice.

FHE SUBSCRIBER having taken out
K Letters OF Administration on ti.<
estate Of John Mufe, decd. requests all
persons indebted to faid ESTATE to make
immediate payment, and thofe who have
claims against the estate are ALTO requested
to prefent the fame for adjustment.
DOLPHIN DREW,
October ~, 1872. Sgt.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-11-28
Wanted Immediately,
TWO APPRENTICES

TO the Barbering bufnefs. They will
ALTO be taught the nli4or branches of Sur
gerry. viz.
Bleeding, Toofb-drarvmg AID Capbmg.
Advantageous births will be allowed
them, and good trcstment guaranteed.
Apply to
JOHN FREDERICK, Barrier.
Winchester, May %, 1910. t!6z
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-11-28
Penmanship.

.HR. SHEET,
NAJUL again commence his courfes
w Of inaruction in the ufeful SD
polite TT of
PENMANSHIP,
in Winchefcr. A fair, regular hand is
acquired in the hort practice Of twenty
four hours or no charges will be made
for tuitioD. Those who may dchre to
attend will plcafc to make Immediate ap-
plication to Mr.. M'Gaire. A nicht
SCHOOL will be opened, and clafss at
tended 70 in the country, Ladies will
be waited upon. if requeaed. at their
own hcufes. Tuition AID Stationary Sc.
Nevslsbsr -. ff97
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The Subscriber

TKTISHEs toJtH The bropsrty belonging
Wv to tie eaafe Of fbe Req. John Lyle,
dec'A IN aaaaear Spyingfs!a, HamysD5irr eoa1-
y, Yirgm;a. Ibis property conI5Rs Of tso
Lots on The main .G'feA eH qv4ir6 tbere Il 0
go2d D,vsi;ag Hosfr, KittheR, Smoke HoH?iS
and Sta5ie, qoitb Si2rs i04ie lately oceapied
as 6ucb BY MeNs. Maryy5l; ard BraGy. III
a t1v2 acre Loi ofexcf!tnf Meadozv, and
abom fzvsnty ceres Of La2d aear the to1on, a
art ofzv5eb IS cleared. Ths proPefty IS
4vsN ,Giua,eat6r a fore CT taOfrz, OF IL 1oo4ld
INT a metbaric; Wea,vs;, Biac!jmfb
Or Tanner 6emg pey mae5 .tva0ied IN tie
Place. Tb. 4utole Of hi, prsf.,y Is oGtrea
Uery lozv FIR 500 dolias9J IN 7rasr to rtndt* q
ale ofn certain and iitsie The b8fseG Of tie
eqate. E4ga;re oJf mir, iiaae HeiskcH n
SbrirgGe2oy Of tbsJa5fr;ber near Wine5ts-
Ter.
JOSEPH GLASS.
F.bra1ry G+7
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-11-28
An Estray.

TAKEN UP BY the fubfcriber living
L near Bcrry's Ferry, Frederick
County Va. the 10th of October, 1912
A BAY HORSE,
OF hind foot white, no mark or brand,
fifteen and an half hands high, eight
years old, aPpraifcd to Seventy Dollars.
The owner is deGred TT come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take him
away.
John MORGAN.
November 7, 1914. $3.50
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-11-28
Notice

a PETITION will be prefentcd to
4 \ the next General AGenbiy OF this
fate, praying that law may pats TO
erect a FOIL Bridge acrofs the Shenandoah
River, at the eateeu end of the Smoker
Gap Turnpike Road. Il
Iuly IS.