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RECEIVED

BIZ Schooner Melisdc, from Bossor, ana
Seer. Regulator, from aes1 Yerk,
A complete assortment OF SHOES oil
all descriptions and fashions.
In Store,
Cotton, Window Glass, Ravens DUCK,
Fine Soaps, Spanish Horse Hides,
TRUNKS.
E. Gilman.
July 81 eoStlaw
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h'lns /" render .l' III ;
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-18
Laurel Grove for Sale.

Laurel Grove for Sale.
.DY virtue Of deed of trust to me
ID from Bushrod Washington, jun.
! will dispose of the above estate to any
person inclined to purchase. 1t lies II
WestmoreIaud cCuaty, on the river po-
tomac, and is supposed TO contain about
500 acres. The soil is rich and well
adapted to the production of corn and
wheat. understand that it is well inn
proved by good Dwelling House,
otaer out houses and orchards.
For terms, apply TO the subscriber
Bush. Washington,
Mount Vernon.
March 9 2awlf
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To be Sold at Public Nendue,
On the 18th OF the next month, at 10
O'Clock, a. the Coffee House,
A valuable Water Lot,
Next below John Hunters ShipYard
extending from the corner Of Water
and Wilkes stl Get eastward 10 the river,
and southwark the full breadth of hal.
a square. One fourth of the purc hase
money TO be paid in hand and thc ne-
mainder in equal payments, at six, lint
and eighteen months, with interes'
from the day of sale, and security given
to satisfy the Directors Of the Bank Of
Alexandria.
John Janney, Trustee.
For WV HARrsHoRNR.
April go 7awts
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A &C cure forcour1
HAMILTON
a so,verssignven,t,l
nate Coughs i,hy
and approaching 'I \
most disortsr'' h
lungs y
ME 1! celebrity .,,I
4 dicine ,hrcasi
Tor spt edily renosy w.
Yourselves, &c, es,s,t
s .! The :alIcVl
I; iion' selected from /
list t, will fully coail.
said of its unp,r,a..l
TO Hi
:, being, DESTROYS TO /
the good Of other. ~
- 1As''''!'ohS Eh
the I {, late Mr.. Lee, M
following account d /
received from it, viii
duce Others to siysiI
sequence of a ofuis. J
celvee from a l4IL !
BAD my breathing ;
cult, and frequead,|
suddenly to rlsc uph{
the horrors Of imnci
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breast, ard a cough |
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second called IN, ba |
me any relief. aru.hs|
knew me, and,he cinI
case, advised ne to N|
lixir a trial, Saying
his practice, and siEqj
much good. Aud
from Mr.. Birch', mtll
fore i! had taken h!Ec
ed to use it, and Nd
nough to attend 10 buIj
ing cold, some Of ny
toms return, but ar |
by a dose or ,wOdA
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Will prove a sIa4al
public spc ahers, s0 /
to tempo'ar! fcat&ii
speech, &c. In i9ngf
ama,ic complains u
scarcely be expe'lal1
lords immediate TciiII
fits of coughing, @ |
recurrence less ireql'1
afflicted with the hc'1|
like beneficial eIista 4
be expected.
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Warranted TO cursj
@ be free ilom M1
niciou. or offensive |
may with perfect nt''1
the youngest infant imi 4
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German Com
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Oily removing tf::n'']
without giving PAN
The Genuine Ps:1
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For the T<eli 4
Hahn's GenlH', h
4 sovereign rem'q ]
of ths ~
Hahn. mi Bl1
Celebrated Io' d; 4
operation, &c; for 70, h?s'.ll|
remedy for cle'''l.S1
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February
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-06
Boots and Shoes Cleaned and Black
ed HQndsomelu.
WILLIAM SYPHAX.

AS commenced business in Fairfax
ak street few doors above the corner
of King street--Where he will clean and
black Boots and Shoes by the month, week
or single pair--He uses Backing of SUI
perior kind which will afford an elegant
gloss without injuring the leather. He will
be very thankful tor the encourage and
patronage OF the public of which he stands
greatly in need.
w. s. keeps the same kind of backing
for sale by the bottle.
August 6. IT.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-06

that the office OF secretary Of the treasury
is no, vacated, and that in the absence OF
Albert Gallatin, commissioned as one OF
the ENJOYS TO treat with G. Britain and
| Russia, the duties of that Office are dis.
charged by William Jones, secretary OF the
Navy, authorised therefor according to the
provisions of the act of congress, entitled
an act making alterations in the treasury
and war departments" passed May sth
| 1892.
JAMES MADISON.
Washington, July 3, 1918.
The message was read for considera-
,ion.
The Senate resumed the consideration
OIL the nomination of Albert Gala,in and
On motion Of Mr.. Gilman,
1t was agreed to take the question ITO
advise and consenC by yeas and nays.
Ordercd, That the further consideration
OF the nomination be postponed until to-
morrow.
Tuesday June 8.
The senate resumed the consideration Of
the nomination OF Albert Gallatin, and
On motion OF MIR. Bledsoe, That the
further consideration OF the nomination be
postponed until tomorrow, and
- "HS a, ecu lhdt the senate adjourn,
UedneSdoy June 9.
The senate resumed the consideration
OF the nomination of Albert Gailatin.
y motion was made by Mr.. Anderson, To
refer the said nomination to the copsi6er,.
ton OF select committee, together win
the message OF the 9Th of June, and
The senate adjourned
Thursday Jane 10.
nc senate resumed the consider,t;o,, of
the nomination Of Albert Gallatip ,ooe,her
with the motion to refer the cons;der,,;on
thereot to Select committee, as also the
message OF the president Of the U. States
reserved the 9TH OF June, to enquire and
report thereon.
on the question to agree to the motion
FOR reference, 'o'
1t was determined in the affirmative.
Yeas 90, Nays ID -
IEAs-Messrs. Anderson, Bledsoe.
Brown, Dasget, Dana, Fromentin, Gail.
iafd' German, Giles, Gilman, Goldsbo-
rough, Gore, Horsey, Hunter, KING Lam.
bert, Aeib, Smith, Stone, Wells-2O.
NAYs--Messrs. Brent, BulIock C.r
bell, Chace, Condit, Cuts, Lacocl MI
row. Robinson, TAFT, Taylor, Turner, Var
rum, Worshington-l4.
ReSof0ed, That the nomination of A1her,
Eaiiatln, together with the MESSAGE of Tho
president OF the u. States received rho
th inst. relative 10 the said nomination be
referred to Messrs. Anderson, Kinn. GiIcs
brown' and Bledsoe, TO enquire and report
thereon. -p''
(To,6e continued
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-06
ATTENTION.

A Regimental Court of Enquiry for the
LIST regiment of the I'd brigade will be held
at the Court-House on Monday nert az
10 o'clock in the morning, for the purpose
OF hearing appeals from the decisions of
the battalion Courts, and for the perform-
ance OF all other duties required by law,
where all persons interested are requested
to attend.
BY order.
ALEXANDER HUNTER, .Ady..
lss Reg't. Sd B. NJ ID. c.
August 6.
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,6e continued. }
1,,r BALTIMORE, .dugust S.
HE ENEMY IN SIGHT

Capt. Gordon's report YESTERDAY stated
una. snip oil the line, frigate and brig
arrived OH the mouth OF Chester river Ia 81
n'sht' ana nave been proceeding up toward s
o"ah fo'nt all the morning. They are now
at anchor and sounding the channel opno.
site Swan Island, just below the man Of
war Shoals, or others are laying abreast
OF Kent lsiand--,hey have taken notbino
that have heard of in the course of to.daS
and tomorrow they will have sounded ,be
Shoals when may be better able 10 iudge
OF their intentions. jug
An enemy's brig in sight from the obser.
vatory.
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disappeared and the boats (about I5) gone
up the Lake; and that some troops which
had been sent to Buffalo TO protect that
place, were ordered to return to Fort
George.
Ii is matter for surprize, that in the late
papers from England, so little is said on
the subject of the Russian mediation. We
should naturally suppose that a project SO
important would have engaged no small
portion of the attention of the English Jour-
nails. 1t docs not, however, appear even
with what temper the measure has been
received by the British nation or soyern-
ment; and the issue of the mission is alto.
getber doubtful. A London article of Nav
81 which we subjoin, if there be any truth
In 1t, is greatly discouraging-PhH. Gag,
LONDON, May 81.
Our ministers have, it is said, ex. Official
ly avowed their having rejected the proffer-
ed mediation of Russia, between this coun-
try and the United States; and it is even
said, that the conduct Of sir J. b. Warren
is under censure, for having SO premature
y granted passports to Messrs. Gallatin &
Bayard whose diplomatic mission will
doubtless, have other objects in view upon
the continent, than merely that of paciG-
cation with England
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-06
GENEVA, Jnku 90.

,-, , VHtV
We learn from person who left Buffalo
on saturday, that com. Cauncey, with the
hect' had arrived at Niagara that a mum
Der OF sailors destined for Erie had landed
and were to proceed Immediately for that
place, 10 man the armed vessels there /;
that fears Of an immediate attack on BufFa.
loe had subsided-the British troops which
had been collected at Fort Erie having
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-06
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD

- AN AWAY from the subscriber liy.
IA ing at West End, on the llth of July,
q negro woman named, FANNY HER
BERT, - years of age, she took heE
child with her, bright mulatso girl about
months old. She is low set, and we'll
made: The last accounts had Of her she
had been at DR.. De Butts's in MARYLAND,
and believe she is still in the neiehbor.
hood. / will give the above reward to any
person that will bring her home.
JOHN GOODING.
West End, Fairfax, Va. Aug. e,elsl3.
N. b. L forewarn all persons from har
boring her at the penalty of the law. J.G
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August 6.
TEN CENTS REWARD

AN AWAY from the subscriber. ON
AG Monday the 18th of April las, an apA
prentice boy named GILES CARTER,
about 20 years old, five feet seven inches
high, dark hair and complexion his CLOTH
ing is not easily described as he will change
them at pleasure. The above reward will
be given for securing the said boy so that
get him again but no extra charge will
be paid by
THOMAS MURRAY.
August 6. lawaw"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-06

NOR SALE, handsome Philadelthta
a made Gig, entirely new. Enquire Of
the printers.
August s.. A.
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EXECUTIVE PROCEEDINGS.
IN SENATE OF THE u. STATES

SATURDAY, July 81.
On motion of Mr.. Leib,
Ordered, That there be furnished to any
member applying for the same, an extract
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-06
LATEST FROM THE FNE,6v

LETTUCE If q ritter rccciped Loot -:
from a member o'the Counen aatcd
ANNAPOLIS, Aug, IT, O'Clock. A NJ
} mere are now IN sight, down the Bav
~ SAIL nearly opposite Poplar Island, wbn
are proceeding up under full sail; 2 fri,
gates and schr' have passed this place.
and arc nearly opposite Sandy Point :"
c. III. B0okS.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-06

IA letter received at Salem, from Mr..
Gargla, one OF the unfortunate captivcs in
Algiers' dated April l6, mentions that an
American brig, loaded with -four, &c. be.
longing to Wilson 81 Coming ham, of Nor.
iolk, under Spanish colors, had been taken
of Dape St. Vincent by the Algerines, and
brought IN and condemned and sold. The
cupcrcago, Mr.. James Pollard, was the only
American on board, and was detained as a
captive. The Spanish captain and crew
were dismissed Mr.. G.. mentions that the
number of prisoners there, OF all nations, is
1000.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-06
BANK OF ALEXANDRIA

July S, 1918.
THE Stockholders in this institution are
hereby notified, that dividend of 4 per
cent, Tor the last half year, is this day de-
ciarcd, and will be paid to them or their le-
gal representatives on Thursday the 9th
inst.
BY order Of the board,
JAMES l.. M'KENNA,
Cashier:
July g. cow
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-07-24
Notice.

THE Opequon Manufacturing Com
pany will receive wool ami aianuiac-
ture itin,o cloth aecordinst to the quail
ty the wool, or directions gwen. FAR
ticu:ar attention should be paid TO the
asserting of wool for nice cloths, & ii,
all eases must be prepared for the
cards, otherwise it will not be receiv-
ed-any Information will he given on
application at the Factory, where
PULLING, DYING < DRESSING
Is done with neatness, and at the short
est notice. The highest price given
for wool we'll handled, or Cloths gil
ven in exchange.
JoaN DAVENPoR9, Jr. Super.
n. 3. Wool well washed before il Is
shorn, will! be preferred. Eams and
Lambs wool should net be mixed with
any other.
May 4. afi
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Runaway Negro.

SOMMITTED to the goal OF Fred
~ erick County, on the 18th init. d
negro man who calls himself
NED,
about II or z. years of age, five fec,
six OF feven inches high-IIad on wher
taken up, tow ihirt and pantaloons,
much worn, no hat, pair of old fhoes.
He says he belongs TO Edward Carter,
living IN Loudon cocnty. His owner is
requeted to come forward, prove pro.
perty, pay charges and take him away.
otherwise he will he dealt with as the
law directs.
GEORGE TRISLER, Jailer.
Winchester, July II. II.
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Hampshire County set.
June Term 1873.
Jofeph Neville. -. Plaintiff.

June Term 1873.
Joieph Ncville.....Plaintif.
AGAINST
John Hall and William Wolverton,
Executors of the last will and TeRAmen,
Of Adam Hall dec'ed and John Thomp.
fon. defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendants John Hall and Will.
4 liam Wolverton, not having enter
ed their appearance according 10 law, and
the rules of this court, and j, appearing
TO the satisfaction of the court that they
are not inhabitants OF this Common
wealth; on the motion of the Plaintiff,
by his council, il is ordered that the faid
defend ants do appear here on Monday af-
Ter the second Tuesday in September
next, TO anfwer the bill of the Plaintiff,
and that copy of this order be forth.
with inherited in tine WinchcGer Gazette,
for two months Excessively, and ano
ther copy thereof poGed on the door O
the Court Houie of the faid County.
A Copy. TeR,
AND WOODROW, c. H. c
July II. II
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-07-24
A List of Letters

y EMAINING in she Post Ofice a..
A Battletown, Va. goth June. 1873.
which If not taken out before goth Sep
tember will be fent to the Gencra, Poo
Office.
Ninrod Anderfon, Charles Benson,
Johns. Bio weller, Abraham Brown ;
Miss Fancy c. Barnett, Edward Ball ,;
J. Buifhell, Elijah CieAyelaad, Charles
Carter 4; Cstharinc Coo, Thomas
Deale z Ifaac DowcIl Varnet "
Drew, Jo!cph English, Samuel B. Gre-o,
John {. Gaines, Daniel Haincs, Samuel
Hardy, MIR. Jenkins, John Jennings.
George Keiber, Thcodcrick Lee 2 {.
James Long, Jacob Luke, VIM. Ms
Cornick, James l.. Martin, Mrs. BLANCA
Muffin Nils Sally Martin, Derone AZ
?. Munroe's, Mary A Mcfelcy, MARA
Mai,icn 2; Thomas Mscones, Iohn
Murphy, Robert Muse, WiIfoid Mar
tin, John Nutt, Iofepi1 Noble, Ruthy
Noble. HumPhry +. Oglcgie. John D.
Orr, Benjamin Prather, Lazarus Pine,
Gen. Thomas Parker, Peter Rust, Mrs.
Lettuce Resrdon Polly c. Randolph,
VIM. Smith; Miss Sidney Sewers, Angus
tine Smith, Levi Shepherd, Aquilla
Sarah Weaver, Hannah
Wa,siu, Timothy Williams, Robere
Wynn, DANIEL AMIN P. M
July los 81, 10:
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A List of Letters

REMAINING IN the Poft Office at
Romney if not taken out before the 1T OF
October next, will be TENT to the General
Post Office.
Garrett Blue, 1hos. Buck, Samuel
Busby, 2; Mrs. E. Bu(h, Thos Cars
caddon, Martha Campbell, Mifs Han
nah Campbell, George Corruthers, John
Cundiff, Luther Calvin, VIM. K. Daw-
son, VIM. Endler, Mrs. Gale, VIM.
Gore, Mifs Pauliua Hawley, Peter Has
sci, VIM. Hannah, Mark Hershman,
Henry Haincs, Richard Holiday, Sam
uel Heiikel, Jofeph Hawk. Abraham
Hawk, Mrs. Nancy Holiday, VIM.
Headin, Adam, Hare, Mrs. Catharine
Johnfon. Michael Kelly, Nathaniel
Kny kendall, Thos Lewis. Nicholas Lea
,herman, VIM. Lockbeart, James Lar
Iimore, James Nc Bride, Michael Mills,
Jacob Myers, John Malich, Alexander
M Bride, John Newman, John Nef 8
Grassy Parker, Silas Prs,her, John Perry
Samuel Park John Powelson, Elifh;
Pownel Z; Miss Nelly Paugh, Robcr
Rogers, Benja min Runkin, John Reeder
James Reed, Richard Short, Peter StumI
Alexander Smith, Philip Shanks, Phillil
Sirutz, John Spencer, Jacob Starker, Ja-
cob Siler, Edward Taylor, Jane
Thompion, John Thompfon, Sarai
Stackhoufe, Samuel Thomas, Elizabeth
Vandiver, Jacob Zimmerman, Johr
Wooliord, Andrew Woodrow, F. White.
JOHN JACK, P. NJ.
Romney, July /. ct. 10.
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Public Sale.
THE PARTNERSHIP hitherto fub
Il sistinp between

WWTIL.L be offered for fale on the
w 10th day of August next. tit
fair, if not the mex. fair day and continue
from day till all is sold! all the residue
of the estate of John Milburn, late Of
Frederick County decd, consisting OF
HORSES, a number of MILK and DRY
CATTLE, SHEEP, HOGS &c. Houie
hold and Kitchen furniture of various
descriptions, HAY 81 GRAIN OF differ
ent kinds, Farming UTENSILS of all
sorts. And also the we'll known FARM,
on which the faid John Milburn died,
situate about 4 I z miles from Winches-
ter and two from HoPeweil, containing
about one hundred and seventy acres, this
farm is of a good qiality, excellent wa
ter aad watered meadow of the hrtt rate.
The terms will be made known on the day
of iale and immediate possession given
80 the purchsieI, by
WILLIAM TYLER,
JOHN WRIGHT,
July IT. ids III
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-07-24
FOR SALE,
1000 Acres Of Land.

SITUATE on the Southern end Of the
~ Shanondale Tract, (being part there
off, in the County of Jcfetfon, and bound
ed on the East by the line OF Division,
between Loudon and Jeffcrfon counties.
and on the West by the Lands of the late
Ralph Wormley, the elder, deceased.
The above Tract will be exposed 70
sale fer Cash, on the 10Th day of August
next, at the Tavern of Robert Fulton. in
Charlestown, in Jefferson county. IRIS
sale will be made under decree Of the
Superior Court CT Chancery, tor tie VIA
chester District, rendered on the s,h OF
December last, in suit ,helein depend.
ing between William Fleming Gaines.
Executor of Robert Page, deceased, for
Terly of Hanover county, Complainant
and Ferdinando Fai:tax, &c. Defendants.
To accommodate purchasers, the said
1000 acres WILDE sold in convenient lois.
Il description of which will be given on
application to the Surveyor of Jefferson,
or the Commissioners before, or at the
Sale.
The Sale will commence about the honr
OF twelve, or the day and at the Tavern
aforesaid, and will be continued from dsv
to day I'm III il shsli be finished.
ROBERT PAGE, 10
CHARLES MAGiLL,
FLEET SMITH. :
F.! June II. 16-tds.
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A Lancasterian School.

THE SUISSE RIBER
DROPOSES opening on Monday the
a 2,tt init. in Ninchetter, next door
ait OF MIR. James Little's,
A Laneasterian School.
FOR the reception OF male children. to he
augh, Reading, Writing. Enplifh Gram
mar, Arithmet!c, Geography and hiao,y.
1t the rate OF ten dollars oer annum, each
,ctolar to supply himself with a common
slate and pencil. For the satisfaction Of
the public, the following diploma is sub.
joined:
Lancasterian School, .fay tih, 4sts.
George Yowp, n. c.
THIS IS TO CERTIFY.
That Mr.. E. Beall of WincheRer, in the
tate OF Virginia, having diligently at
tended the George Town, d. c. Lucas
terian School for the purpose of acquiring
thorough and complete knowledge of the
genuine iyitem as it is adopted by ,ir.
Joseph Lancalter of London.
1t is my opinion that Mr.. E. Bcall is.
in consequence OF his assiduity during his
ftay In this towu, well acquainted with
the principles upon which schools of ,hs.
above description are managed and con-
Quoted. Furthermore, it is nv opinion
that he is matter OF the Lancaiterian pc.
nuine syfem of national education.
ROBERT GUILD
All who may feel diiposcd to encourage
this new aud admirably approved plan O |.
OF education. may depend on the .trieelt
attention being paid to the several Audies.
morals and manners of all the pupils tina,
may be put under the tutelage of
ELY BEALL.
Wincheaer, June %. II
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v1acIxIA PsHnLKros COUNTY SIS.
JUNE TERM 1915.
Zebulon Dyer......Pl


AGAINST
Margaret Peck administrative add Mi.
chael Peck administrator OF Garrett Peck
deceased and Henry MISUNDERSTANDING
IN CHANCERY.
: n ME defendant Henry Peek not hav.
4 ing en,ered his appearance accord
ing to law and the rules of this Court
and it appearing to the fatisfaction OF th,
court that he is not an iahabitanr of thi.
Commonwealth is ordered that ths
,faia defendant DO appear here on the frs
Tuesday in September next, aud snswc
the bin of the Plaintiff, and that copy
lof this order be inserted for two month
SUCCESSFULLY in the WincheRer Gazette
poited at the front door of the Court
Louie of said County.
A Copy 'TeRe,
Z. DYER c. c, G
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Mr.. Hector Galbreath,

pLEASE to take notice, that on the
Il 9th day of September next, at the
DIV cling houte OF Thomas Emmetfon, in
Pickaway county, ana fickaway Town
ship, IN the state OF Ohio, and between the
hours OF 5 O'Clock in the morning and six
O'Clock in the evening OF the fame day, ]
shall proceed 10 take the deposition oil
Thomas kmmerfon, which deposition
when taken: shall offer as evidence IN
my behalf, in fu,t now depending in the
County Court OF Hampshire, state OF Vir-
ainia in which you are plaintiff and l am
defendant.
ABEL EMMERSON.
July 70, 1919.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-07-24
EDUCATION

HE President and TruRees OF th,
4 BertyviIie Academy, having elect.
ed MIR. Cornelius Deniso0, teacher of the
Latin and Greek Languages, (whofe re.
Of his capacity as teacher.
as well as OF his morals are highly sstis.
wish TO inform thofc petfons
who are disposed to encourage the insti.
tuition by placing their Children under
his care and instruction, that the depart
nent for the teaching of those language,
opened on Wednesday zrst insr.
Terms may be kaown by application to
The PIT. V. PIT. or the Subscriber.
JAMES WARS, Scc'ry.
MAY az
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-07-24
EDUCATION

H ATELY from the North-a Gen.
IA tleman Of liberal education wish
es TO engage himself as u Tutor in a
Sentecl family in the country-little
or ma salary will he required il the ac-
communications are made agreeable
aud the situation healthy. Apply ia
Joseph Baldwin near Winchester OF
to James Powers, near EIzea's Sui.
phnr Springs, Newtown.
June 26. fg3tS