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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-08
PUBLIC SALE.

I'm the I'd day Of August Court
~ next, will be exposed 10 sale in
Lcesbui &, at Peers Tavern, if not
previously disposed of--a tract of Land
obtaining upwards ofSoo Acres, near
u lshen, in tho County of Loudoun.--
his land lies convenient to the Turn.
pike Road to the Alexap dria market /;
Is as susceptible of Improvement from
Plaster OF Paris, as any Land in the
county has large portion Of wood
40 meadow land, and is well watsred.
fhe Improvements are toIerably COM
fort bio.
From the increasing value OF land IN
tie neishborhood, it is worthy the at
tsEtion ofpurchaser.. /, may be seen
by spplying to Mr.. c. Stewart who
lives on the premises Terms of sale,
one third in hand. AID the balance inc
md - months, with approved securS
"
Apply TO Geo. N Rails, or in his :
bscnce to J T. Ramsay.
April 8 lawts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-08
/ wenty Dollars Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber,
living at Sully, in the County of Fair
faA (Virgini4,) a Negro Man slave
namcd WILLIAM, who calls himself
VIM. Burwe''-lIe is Mulalto, about
!: years old, five feet eight or ten IN.
ches high straight and well made; he
:. active, fluent, very artful and intelli-
'ent his vissge is thin, cheek bones
sthcr hi, II, nose very fat. to- ehead
Iow aud generally covered with WOOL
lie read and writes tolerably well, and
will probably exhibit pass IF some
Kind He wore q r,y black cloth eoats
bu has variety Of c oathing. He was
seen sh ping his courae towards Alex.
anhria, whare his ia her a free man
named Ma Bu"well lives He has serv-
ed me as u house servant for some
years, and has lived in Alexandra and
in Stsuntcn
will give the above reward to any
one who will deliver said slave,to me,
or safely lodge him in the Jsil of Alex
andria or Fai,fax County, and a greater
reward together with reasonable ex.
pences if he be apprenended out of the
State of Virginia or the territory of CO.
umbia.
Francis L. Lee.
April 7.
e - hs Editors of the Federal Re-
publican are requested 10 give this two
or three insertions and forward their
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-08
NI1ICE.

THE subscribers torhe Alex andria
l. AGA envy, sre notified. that an
Election for Trustees vii be held at
the School Room On Monday next tn .
18th instant.
=. l. P. Thompson,
Secretary.
Arril At
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-08

/ ohs 'l, they will a.t DC
II, ' "" Monday next
Ill s. c,oo, a source
|"''''''''c credit that q the tG.
Is ' '',,scoll's Of ,"l,
r ', 81. 70, prod iced led
|'l'.n1''ss JsoSsrn nns,n
E[psnjl'aFe' FOODS 10
|o, .,,o',s Of am Of 40 40, n ID
/ ss ''':..I. deputed 10y by
Frf,..i.' i 10 % s,D.o d The
|, t hat ',obJss;m1nrrn.as.
R''issceurrsd. inas@1uTc0
(.!. "ia: BY tbs Ssi isds.
' ace it has Os s0anp
|, tqriaiie "%,', .nD.
/ 'f;,n,," as the con-
\ d i taxes would s ,s
= a. enormous OK
f. y" The march Of The
F,3',i;ns Of the troops %'t;Ps
\; , !, very probability "
r. x,r be raised as
Is,s'a . had received aa,cs
,~,n! in that corps
:souid accept pit ) f. Out
|, ,-e,One' OF inc 'a N
/. :, Washington, he
f. in!eutl0n Of pre-
..oJidats at the en-
H. a.somOly'
d by Robert Page
! boaSh it most 's T.
4 ma his view s. to
|, lis iats day as a
Election :'s.
H. next Congress,
/ Intervention Of lOdl'-
rs;ch will dra" him
l,r Of the electicn,
Nance with the wish
i,hl.ov citizens who !.
to The : Friends Of
I'M be supported by
III tie huslings and
Candidate, and that
k.ed. ~ The Free
3poy are respectfully
M viii be opened on
Dir Plge.
-~-svx-wE@sszn..z
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-08
Arril 8
TO LET,

TO LET,
A Dwelling House on
DUKE street, adjoining try dwelling,
anu III very pleasant situation,
AlSo-a Warehouse on
King street, formerly occupied byMr
) vid medley.
And part of a Warehouse
], owo' enu of uke street, quite con.
.emcnt to the W ter
Also. 4"
4 few ton of / halk for sale.
n 3 would tank th.se who have
borrowed I o;s belonging 10 me to re.
ter .snen.-,nd particularly two $40 y
Ladder, very long s,out Crow.Bar
nj set of TWO story tornic> Plains,
md a valuable Architect Bolh the
Plains have my name on them, aud the
row Bar has the two FIRST letters Of
my name.
Thomas Preston.
ApriH8 7t*
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-08
kNDRIA.
lar, tnI s.
q 70 SHEW
BODY eR THR TINE

(" 70 SHEW
.ooy or THR TIME
s,gRR'
$780,
mu der. an
savage triumph, "
Fa-d is about to fur
hieh will put beyond
b committed by the
bat Britain, upon the
sn,s of the Michigan
e seen the copy OF a
Woodward IN Cen.
ie snumeratCs ell the
b. which he expects
lHsu. Toey are as
Ne prisoners after the
!2d Jlnrarv 1918,
fS'd By tie sa.ages.
The prisoners after
f'e been Shot by The
the prisoners after
Pc been burnt by the
The inhabitants OF
fa's1O, ciiizyns Of the
@eHca. alter that ca
wv " 'lie SaYaSeS,
{ ct SEINE Of the in
5ni"ry American ci-
N(uIa(ion have been
Pc lnhebitants, Ame-
'0s' equalization hay c
nvages.
{'nark, that not a sin
f'n'iooed, is charged
l neY ere all
Sl'ases" uader the
',O'al ierosity alone
"a; any British Off.
'5y OF these meIan.
''>'urass, or to re.
1 Aoa ye, they are
r. as the diaboIicaI
us thus, that a wal
| principle of policy
3''d' H'O be support,
I''s awful r.spons,bi.
I shifted from the
'e''s, But the at.
| ne men who have
/ ed their defence.
/ " Oh the hsrrors O
~lohSS. A
/ '''S cut OF in tn.
/, 's 'cqOirsd, wher
,'''s to judge them
nPu'''i0n for blood
them"
4 80 en- de same ia.
''"' n VIVA
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
Public Auction

XXTILL be sold at public sale On Sa-
w turday the nth of December
at the Mill now occupied by the subscri-
Der, aW sggeu and Six HoIsss--one pair
Burr Mill Stones ard irons the running
part of Wagon and lot of Hops
Also, Negro Girl about n or Is years
old.
Ga Persons holding Wheat receipts CT
having any other description of claims
againa the subscriber, arc requeicd to ex.
hibit them for payment, and ali persons
indebted 10 him are requeaed to make
immediate payment rs he is anxious TO
close his affairs; the time for which he
leased the Mill he at present occupies be-
ing about to expire.
JAMES ENGLISH.
Nov. IT. tdsso
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
This is to give Notice,

That the subscribers Of AlcxanG ria
County in the District OF Column bia have
ebtsiued from the Orphans Court of
said county letters of administration en-
the personal estate of Joseph II. .Iande-
citte, late Of til. county aforesaid,
deceased all persons having claim.
against the said deceased are hereby
warned 20 exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated and
passed by the Orphans Court, 70 the
subscribers or or before the tent, day
OF May rext, nr they may by law be
excluded from all benefit TO said estate :;
and those Indebted thereto arc required
20 rake immediate payment.
Given under our hands this 10th day Of
f!ovsmber, 1873.
ROBERT MANDEVLLE,
JAMES VAUDEVILLE,
II !m'nisfrotorscf JOSEPH II. .Handeuiile.
November II. 60
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
Land for Sale.

IeY Virtue ola power of Attorney
ED excestcd by John Houieman of o.
hioj TO Charles NJ Cormick and Isaac
Houseman, the subscriber will offer
for sale at public auction, on the premi-
ses, on Friday the 10th December next,
Il Irgct of LIND,
in Frederick County, on the waters Of
Babb's Rum, and Green Spring Run, on
which the faid Houfeman formerly lived
containing a5I acres. There is on this
tract a valuable MILL-SEAT, and
quantity OF fiBe Meadow Land. Terms
one third ON the firR of April lat which
time possession will be given,) except
100 Dollars, which will oe required on
the day OF fale-the remainder to be paid
in two equal annual infta!mcnts COM
rcucing from faid fi,9 day of April
Further particulars at the time Of {aIs.
CHARLES MCCORMICK.
Attorney ia fact for J. Houfen an.
November 20, 1915. ids 40.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
For Sale.

T~HE subscribers offer for aals han-
tation within one and half miles
of Winchcacf, Frederick county, Va.
containing upwards of two hundred acres,
well adapted TO platter and clover
There src on The premises available Mer-
chaat Mill, built Of brick, running three
pair of fonc. with the necessary machine
ry to msnufseurs Aour aud grain of all
kinds, a Saw .Mul and Tan Yard, three
Urge Dwelling Houses and large Barn,
with other necessary out houses. This
valuable property IS situated on Abra-
hams creek, which Ia never failing
ftresm. 1t was formerly Owned by isaac
Sitter decd.
The a5ovc property will be solo alto.
getaer, or in such parcels as may sui5 the
purchasers. The terms of sale wilt be
made known by applying TO eisher of the
Subscribers.
JOHN s. WILLIAMS.
DAVID CASTLEMAN,
CHARLES MCCORMACK.
Nov. II. tfeo
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
EDUCATION.

NvHE subscriber proposes to et.abliR
a private seminary in Newtown,
in which will be taught the Latin and
Greek Languages Geography with the
use OF the Globes the Elements and His
,osy Of Philosophy Englith Grammar,
&c. The tuition fees viii be the same as
they were for the iaa year in the Acads.
my under his care, viz.
For the Languages & Philosophy, s 25
Geography e English Grammar, 90
Common branches, 81
per annum. The school will commence
on the 18TH inf. The patronage of the
friends of literature will give pcrmanency
to the seminary.
@. w. SNYDER.
Newtown (Stephensburg) ,
Fied'k. Co. Va. Nov. 6.
N, B. Boarding may be had on rea.
sonabic terms.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
Berryviile Academy

NNf1E TJsaees oil Bcfryville Acade-
Il my give notice tina, they bavs fac-
seedci in their attempts TO obtain a suit
able person to preside over the lneitu-
tion under thcir care. The Reverend
Charles Henry Kcnuoa, late Vicc-Pre.
sideut of Hampdeu Sydney College,
Prince Edward Comfy, Va. is to take
charge Of the Academy for the future,
eud will cater upon ,he duties Of his of.
ice on Monday ald inR.
The EngliG, Ls,ia and Greek Ian
ssages, and the uiual acadsmical courfc
of science viii be taught by, ard under,
the direction and fuperintcndance OF Mr..
kenaon. The Latin and Greek languages
Aad he higher branches Of science will
be taught by MIR. Kenuon himself. Eng
lilh, Arithmetic, the Mathematics &c.
by teacher CT Mr.. Kennon'a selecting.
The responsibility of this Gentleman's
character, the sacred oficc he sustains,
has we'll known reputation as teacher,
a d sh: high and important tru@ hereto
fore repofcd in him. where he was bee
knowo, by the very respectable board OF
Trustees of Hampden Sydney College,
are faculties amply sufficient OF his being
we'll qualified for his prelent Office. And
the iiu&ces pledge themfelves TO the pub
lie 10 uie every excriion in their power 70
assist in srpctiatending the conduct and
morals of the students, and in Expressing
vice and imPiety IN the village in which
the Academy is situated
The price OF tuition will! continue till
next ncws-years day, as heretoiore---
when it il probable foms alterations may
take place, OF which timely notice fhall
be given.
Ey order of the TRUSTEES.
November 20. 40.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
Public Sale.

XNILL be sold On the 18th day Of
w December next, at THE house Of
the Subscriber in Berryville, on credit
ofnine months, the purchaser giving bond
ard approved security fer all sun,, over
five dollars, under that sum to be GAIA,
Horses, Hogs. Beds and Bedding, Side
boards, Chairs, Tables, Bureaus, Farm
ing Utensils, guanrity ofCorn, Wheat
Fan, several Stoves, also large quantity
of Household * Kitchen furniture too te-
dious TO Inentioa, where due attendance
will be given Ry me,
JESSE BROWN.
Nov. IT. s,so
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
Valuable limestone Land.

lying on the main road from Winchefer
TO wildwood, about seven miles from the
former and Eve from the latter place
This trset ct Land is situated in healthy
and fertile part OF the county its quail
ty is naturally very good, and being well
adapted 10 the use OF clover and platter
OF Paris, 1t may, at a small expense, be
put in high fate OF cultivation. For
the convenience Of purchasers, it will be
laid of'iato four equal lots, which will be
sold separately, whereby il will be divid-
ed into four valuable farms of more than
two hundred acres each. A comfortable
portion of this land is covered with hca-
Wy timber, which Is 10 situated as TO az
ford a due proportion to each of the lots.
A handsome wheat failow, consulting of
nearly one hundred acres, has been sown
this fall. The terms ofsale will De made
known previously thereto, by the sub
scribers; ii is, however, undcsaood that
a liberal credit will he allowed for the
principal part of the purchase money, and
that IT NUT be secured by a deed of tsuif
en- the land. The sale will take place on
the premises.
AT the same time and place will be sold
for cath,
TWELTE LIKELY .N"EGROES,
tie property of the deceased, consulting
OF several men, women add children
Ono OF the men is a regularly bred Car
pen,cr, and is said TO be valuable work
man. There will also be sold all the
stock on the farm, consulting of Horics,
Sheep, Cattle and Hogs, all the Farming
Utsnsils-about Iso barrels OF Corn, and
400 buihels of wheat will likewise be sold.
The land NAV be viewed by applying to
the overseer on the premises, or to either
of the subscribers.
ROBERT PAGE,
WILLIAM B. PAGE,
EGecNtOrS.
nov. 20. tds4s
~ The Editors Of the FradaricA--
to1on Herald ard -qlrsandria Gazette.
WiA please TO insert the abose AID for
'rard their accounts 10 the office Of tie
lYsnsheater Guustte for settlement.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
Pulling & Dying.
FHE fubfcriber RESPECTFULLY informs his
Z old cueomers and The public in &C.
neral, that his
PULLING Mill.

ON GREEE SPRING
is in complete repair and ready for the re-
cepticn OF any Description of domeRic ma
nufaetures that may be offered. He vii,
drcfs and dye cloths of every defcription
in hyle interior 10 none in this country,
ard on the fhortet notice. He is we'll
prepared with pYg-Srurss and every ma
,erial TO enable him to give perfect faris-
faction to his cuftomers.
For the convenience of perfons at dis
tance, raw Cloths continue to be received
at Joseph Candles & SoE in Winchcher
and Gabriel Davis's near Pughtown--
~ To prevent intakes, written direc-
lions embracing the owners name and the
manner the cloth is required to be dressed,
mutt accompany the same. The iubscri-
Der is grateful for paa iavors and refpea-
fully folioits continuance.
WILLIAM BAILEY.
October i6. tf44
n. B. Merchants having cloths vt on
ssleable coloss. can be accommodated by
having the fame dyed any color hey may
ausy. w. r.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
Notice.

THE Public i. hereby notified not 10
take an assignment on either of two Bonds
executed by me to JaDca Scott, with
fcveral fecurities each Bond for the pay
mcnt Of two thousand one hundred and
twenty five dollars, the IRA of which
will fall due on the III day of the 18th mo.
next, and the other OF the IR day OF the
18th mo. 1915. Two ilundIcd dollars
has been paid on the FIRST Of f.id Bonds !:
The said James Scott having
ing failed, as YET, to clear the Green
Spring Mills for the latter payments CT
which the faid Bonds were given OF in
tumbrancs agreeably 10 the articles of
agreement between "a relating thereto,
and alto to the Decd which has been exc.
cuted to me for the faid property, ] am
determined TO make no further payment
until the. sncumbrances alluded to, are
duly removed.
JOHN WRIGHT.
Grecn-Spr;ng Mills, nth mo. II,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
Notice

IS hereby given, that petition will be
4 pteiented to The next Legislature of
this Commonwealth, praying that an act
may pats, vc:,ing in the Snieker's Gap
Turnpike Company, the Militia fine, OF
the Counties OF Loudon. Frederick, JEFF
iertcn, Berkeley, Hamplhirc, Il Hardy
unit. the fun of S io.e he received, to
enable the Company TO complete faid road,
to reinburfc which 200 flares of the
aock OF laid Company to bc vcitcd in the
Commonwealth aferefaid.
Nov. +. 1913. 47ufiMinD
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
Five Dollars Reward

-, tRAYED from the subscriber living
~ near the White Poft in July or "A.
8uH lah, large brindicd and white Bull,
BIS back white aud sandry other parts,
Noont tour years old, not marked, thick
Mort horns and, think, no white about
his head ] ne above reward will be
paid. TO any persoa who will bring homs
'dId eRIsy, or give information where he
snsy be had.
JOHN RUST.
Nov. II. z,so
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
Caution.
6tIU

Z q Any persons being in the habit of
Iva committing dcpredations on tao
sabocIibcr's land on Shenandoah river ad Z.
joining che Mooat Zjon tract, BY riding
through his enclosures, pulling down his
'enees, hunting, fowieg, &c. &c. it is
therefore msdc known TO all such, that if
;7sy persif IN these understandable prsc.
iecs, they ha!l be prosecuted with the
~moa rigor ct the law. II is therefore
')ped thcy viii avail themselves of this
a., and thereby avoid the snpleasant all
native.
JAMES DAVIS.
4VoT. II. Stss
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
Caution.

VESHE frequent Injuries sufained by the
IL subscriber by persons who are ia
the prsttice of filming, hunting aud fow-
ling & by passing through the enclosures
OF his iaud near Wincheitcr, renders il in
cumbent upon him 10 give notice, that in
iuture he will prosecute, with rho utmof
rigor, every person so offending.
PETER LkUCK.
Nov. IT. ,isa
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
For Sale.

A NEGRO MAN a. years of ape,
4 n well acquainted with the busieess
Ut farm-fIe is also Shoe maker and 4
good coachman For particulars and
terms OF sale apply to Edward M'Gu:rc
IN Wincheacr, or to u. Allen near Berry
vile.
Noy. IT. =,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
In obedience

TT Q the will Of Walker 7. Page, de-
4 ceased, will be sold, on Friday the
seventeenth of December next, alihi re-
al ekste in Frederick couaty, Virginia,
consisting of te,weea
Nine HKn:!rea & .Nins Hundred and
Fifty .lcres of
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
Strayed or Stolen

ENRON my Farm on Back Creek,
q Bcrkelcy County, ION the night OF
the 18th Octobera
Bright Sorrel Horse,
He was raised in Grsaabrier, six or seven
years OF age. l reuacmbcr 10 mark ex-
ccPt narrow blaze half the length Of his
face, absut fifteen hands high, worked
well, was in good order. and ihod all
round the day before he was mifEns.
will give reward of ten dollars for Sc
curing him 70 that get HIN again, and
reaionsbls charges il brought hone, and
forty dollars for the apprehension Of the
taief on conviction, If ttolcn.
JOHN YATES.
jsferfon Couuty, Nov. 20. ~.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
Orphans Court,

.alerandria County, Noe. Term, 1913.
6KpRRED, That,tkc administrators of
Joseph IL. .Ian9euiiie deceased, dc
insert the following advertisement three
times week for eight weeks in the
Alexandria newspapers--
A Copy fest.
a. MOORE, Register Of fills.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
For Sale.
a TRACT OFLAN"D

EONTAiHING about $500 acres,
" lying In the couRty sf Spotsylvania
and fa.e of Virginia. This land is
bonded by the RaPpahsnnock river on
one side, and the turnpike road leading
from the town Of fredericksburg 10 the
mountain and about miles diRaa, from
said town, at which ssa-vesssls load aad
unload, on the other. The soil is such
a, TO make it more than probable. that
would BE- as much benefited by the use of
the Plaiacr Of Paris as any soil Can be,
and the experiments Of cighbofing far
ners attef the fact. 1t is almoh all in
wood ard abouu4s in Iros orc. The
whole together would be an objea wor-
thy the attentioz of any person wiiDiag
TO eaas!ith Iron works Whit smaller
parcels wonld suit the views Of farmers.
The proprietor will sell il to sai.thos.
who may fit aPp]y. The tteady pro
gTess OF migration from the more northern
parts OF our eoustEy, where lands are az a
very high price; to the south OF Kappa.
hancock where they are found to be e.
9ually improvabie and infinitely cheaper,
afford. good grounds to calculate upon
rapid rise Of land in that par, of the cour.
try. The title is good and clear oas,
and fAall be sccurd by gene.zl war
rsMy.
/ will take for this iaud a modcrz.e
price, one fourth in hand and the balance
in one, two and three years, properly Sc
csred. Application made to re at Bel
mont, near Lcesburg, in the county Of
Loudon and Rate Of Virginia or TO Pc
ter F. ATnittead, Esq. Of the county of
CulPepPeI near the town Of StevsnshxIg.
Who is empowered by me TO make sale Of
if, and does not live far from the land,
will receive imnedisse attention.
LUDWELL LEE.
Bsiasnt, Loaden oounty,1
Novem5sr -, 1873. I~4S
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
Patent CHURNS.

l. HE subscriber having purchased the
Only right of making and vending
CLEVELAND'S PATENT CHURNS
for the counties Of Frederick and Loudon
takes this method OF inf,rmirg the public
that he interds keeping fupply at his
houfe in Berryvillc. Heat the same time
iorwarns all rerfons in either of said
counties from making, vending or using
C!evelan6's Patent Churns, unless su-
thorised by him, as he is determined to
proiccute allsuch as the law directs.
JESSE BROWN.
Berry vile, Aug. 7. tfa4.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04


IN ANIEL M'NEILL, Comp ainact,
~ againa Ephraim Davis. Defendant.
IN CHA&CEKY.
The Subpoena awarded i'll this case a.
gainR the defendant, having been served
upon him three months, and the plain
tiff's bill flied mora than three month
and the Defendant failing TO answer she
same upon the motion of tie conplein-
ant by his counsel, the court doth take his
bill for confessed, and will proceed at a
future day to decree the matter thereof
unless the said defendant do fhew cause TO
the contrary on or before the 6Ia day of
January court next, and it appearing TO
the satisfaction of the court that the de.
PENDANT is not an inhab itant of this com.
nonwcaith, it is ordered that copy of
this order be inserted in the Winchetter
Gazette for two months successfully and
another copy be ported againe the front
door of the court house of said county Of
Hardy.
A Copy. TeRe,
kD: WILLIAMS, c. II. c.
Nov .. zm47
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
Lands & Mills for sale.


EDUKSU ANT TO deed Of truf, from
n John Hambough to secure the pay
hfcnt Of ssIn Of lloney to Thomas Ian.
aey, Of Alexandria, / l,all Offer for
sale, before the door Of Mr.. M'Guire's
Hoscl IN Winc!ieRsr, Cd the 6rf day of
January Court next, to be beld for the
County Of Frederick certain Lot or
part Of Lot, 10 rho Goopcy run Manor,
IL the County OF Shenandoah, on which
there Isl
Valuable Merchant Mill,
being the property now occupied by faid
John Hsmboygh.
The fsle will he for cafn at public AUG
tion and for all the isterca of said Iohn
Hanbough to wit; a lease for three
lives, ali whoHl are believed to be now
IN Being.
DANIEL LEE.
3sovspbs5 40. 20
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
For Sale

a BOUT IS Acres Of Land. On which
4 n the subscriber now lives adjoining
the lands of Stro,hef Heirs, Alexander
Miller, and Jonathan Wright, being Z
part of the tract purchased Of JoiePb
TidbaIl, One half OF the purehalc mo-
ney will be required in hand-fof the ba-
lance liberal Credit will be given on
thu allowance of intercsr. The sale will
take place on the prcmifes, GA Wcdacs-
day the 18th December next.
DANIEL MALONRY.
Nov. 10. 3,,4qJT.