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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-09

Piainti6s,
AGAINST
&ary 1--we. administrators of Allan Love- the younger
dec..... OcfenG0Ht
This salt abztrs as To the painif uelen Crosse, by
her DEATH aud the dee nisi entered ia this cause
having been duly the defe ndant and she s
failing Ia HE her the doth take the hill "
the paIntins Tor confessed aud the coming To-
be heard "n The bill aud EXHIBITS, aud being argued by
tue Couu for the piainiit,, IL is ordered By the
Lonrt, IL one OF its commissioners do take and
report an account Of the to which the defendan
is eutited for services performed by her htestate
Ia his lifetime. for tue said John Mccall q Company
aad tOr lawyers fees aud clehs' tickets, paid by hn
for The said company. copy--resle,
RD:.JEFFRiES, elk.
The defendant In the aforementioned SUIT, Mrs. Mary
Love administra,riS OF Allan Love the younger, is
requested To attend at Office ia This city, Tuesday
the 10th day Of March next, with her accounts aud
vouchers properly authenticated proving the credit,
sue Is entitled to- in compliance With the foregoing
order Of court. wM. MCKENZIE ~ q,
Coamissioner's fDice, Richmond, 3oth Dee. 1870.
March q. on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-09

Leaviug available finds in the
Treasury on The !st day of January
TIC sun OF 2Gt .iG3 IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-09

Monday In January, lsal--
Lpscomb Crank.. Plaintiff
AGAINST
George Harris and Stephen Crank. -. DEFENDANTS.
The defendant Stephen CIauk having enter ed hi,
appearance aud given security according law and
the rnles OF this count: and IL appearing from sausac
tory evidence that he Is not nhabitant Stale
therefore ON the motion Of the paiu BY his coahse
~ is Ordered, That the said defendant Crank appear
here on the hrst day Of ApIit court next ad answer
the Plaintiffs bill aud Tint copy Of this order he
forthwith inserted ia some published IN the
civ Of Richmons, for eight week. successiveiy and
posted at The front door the OF this
GA SOME curt day. Copy-reste
JOHN HUNTER, G. L. C.
Ian. Is. 7g.sm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-09

s(he IsM Disfrtct amt deylenafed Coi
Collectors Office. ilichnIoad
gSuuGiy q 1871 s3.7sw
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03
PUBLIC SALE.

1rY Virtue Of a Deed Of Trust exc.
I'D cuted by George Albert to tho
subscriber, for the purpose Of securing
debt therein mentioned TO Daniel
Hoffman, there will be offered for sale,
at Public Auction, for cash, on the pre-
misses. on Saturday, the 10th day of
.Norember nert, all the interest u hieh
the SAID George Albert has in and to g
certain LOT on Loudon-sireet, in the
town Of Winchester, eouisinipg t,senty
feet front, md on which there has bsen
erected good ard substantial WAC
GON-MAKER'S SHOP, now ip pos
session OF Ephraim Ha"kins.-Said
Aiberts interest consists OF a lease for
The lives Of himself and " lie and their
Oldest son John Albert The proper
" rs subject TO an annual rent Of iweu-
~ dollars due Mrs. Cathariue Macky.
Sucb title as is vested in the subscriber
by The Deed OF Trust will be made the
purchaser. The sale will commence
about 40 or fl o'clock 10 the morning.
A. S. TIDBALI, Trustee.
October 13-,ds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03
A CARD.

VIE subscriber will open in his
Il family under his own spperinten-
dance. on the first day of January next,
a PRIVATE SCHOOL, 10 which
half dozen small boys only, will be-
instructed in the English, Latin and
French Languages, History and plain
Arithmetic. His charge for Board,
Washing. and Tuition, will be- one
hundred and twenty dollars, paid quar-
ter'y, the Grst in advance, each pupil
finding his own bedding and candles.
Bound by parental obligation, and
deeply sensible of the importap, dates
that deyolve upon an Instructor Of
youth, no greater pledge, he presumes,
can be required, for the most serupur
lous fullilment Of the trnst that may be
confided to him. Applications by mail,
free ofPostage, through the Post Office
at Bruce.TowD, Frederick County, Va,
will be promptly attended to.
JOHN HAY.
Rockville. Frederick county,S
Virginia, Oct. Cost
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03
Watch Repairing, Jez0elry {,
SiLUeTSmithinr

"a ME subscriber has just commen need
u the above business in all it's vari.
Gus breaches in the house formerly oc.
enPied by VIM. l.. Campbell, g. recent.
~ by John Foster, where be will! en-.
deavour to give general satisfaeri ton to
TO all those who may please to favor
b'm with a call, He has just received
from Philadelphia, handsome assert.
ment OF gold and silrer Watches, Je,c.
cry, &c. all of which he Offers to his
friends and the public at the lowest
possible price.
THOMAS 3. CAMPBELL.
Oct. 27--tf.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03
FROM THE BALTIMORE CHRONICLE,
AUTUMN.

Autumn, after the intense heat of
The summer season, is met with kindly
greetings; he is shaken BY the hand
like long tried and venerable friend.
VINO comes with all the treasures nj his
opPulenee, TO the assistance of his old
acquaintance in the bonr of his suffer.
ing. He makes no pompous promises
he does noi smile to deceive, aod fat.
Ter to betray, or tender his services 10
the unprotected Individual, who in the
hour OF distress impiores bis protection.
AT the present time, the appearance Of
our iong-tried and valuable friend i.
doub!y welcome; he does not initiate
the example Sci by man, and hoard ID
his treasures fyr bis own epioyment-
ne does not cpun, over The dirty grains
OF raPacious proving and sordid ava
rice. TO see how many golden grains he
surpasses The virtue of his neishbors:
no, he uDiocks all bis eranaries. puts
The key into the hand Of mau, ard with
u smiling counlenauce, bids hIm enter
and enjoy. lie not only comes as the
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03
To Weavcrs.

A Weaver, WIN can bring satisfac-
"a tory recommendations, and ia
Qualified to do most kinds Of work,
may fnd employment at the Opeauon
Factory, by applying immediately.-A
man with large family Of children
would he preferred, and may be accom-.
MODIFIED with comfortable house.
provided his family are such as can be
employed 10 the Factory.
DANIEL AMIN.
Oct. 20-3t.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03

OPPutout tftenu 10 relieve our wants.
hnt likewise in the character Of a faith.
ful physician. He has observed the
progress Of that malignant disease,
.whose ravages have dsfied the skill of
his brother physicians, and dimmed the
eyes Of SO many fathers aud sons, and
widows, and orphans with tears--he
has visited like another Howard. the
terrestrial dungeon that We inhabit,
dispensing health, and joy, and light
and consolation. These are tine bies-
sings that our sober friend has brought
10 his train, and we have abundant oc-
casion to thank him for his visit. Yet
even these, are not the only tavours
conferred by the presence Of Autumn.
1t we take walk on our wherves, SO
recsatly deserted by the foot Of man,
where the DENIM Of pestiienre was
supposed to reside, we shall see the
wing OF commerce unfuriiUS und Rap-
ping the gale, as 1T impatient to depart;
we shall see the staple productions of
Maryland collected III masses, and rea-
dy to embark for foreign lands-we
shall hear the trampliuS of horses and
the roar Of the drays =, the sound OF the
hammer and Of the anvil, from the q.
bode Of hardy indust, y-the hustle, the
noise, the Impotence of men TO ca Gil,
and to improve the moment so euspisi-
Gus to manly en'erps,ze. Reviving
confidence, assumes d ruddy cheek,
and In the eageraess of such joy fui au-
ue'patiou. We already begin to tu.n
the back of oblivion on the past. 1t ID
true, that our city has been afflicted,
and deeply afflicted. baltimore has
lost some OF her valued citizens, whose
death she will long dep.ore; bat let
us not 10 the niis, "f such gloomy aud
diseons0iate musings OF the lieart, DE
guilty OF an act of cold ana deliberate
Injustice; we may now VITA saiet,
state tact, w"eh will not be ir.pu-
ted, that our cry has been in tie midSf
o. me serere prormentmL drspensastons
sac has recently Suffered, moe heuithy
man hie country. How many who
He'd al the first alarm Of pesiitence
from the face of heir fellow man, no
lei' the metropolis Of Mary iaud Ia dls.
| NAY, and suaSht the society of rocks
aud trees, and running streams, aud
rustic Saies ior projections, found IN
, such company, tie presence OF thst
Sric, and remOrseiess monarch that
ihey endeavohred 10 avoid. how mu-
ny, alarmed al the pervaU,ns mortai,.
~ were compelled to return To their
own homes, amidst the oppressive anu
eahsustinS heats Of the summer sea-
son! In fast, from what cause we know
not, the tyrant of the tomb seems to
have made the country, the peculiar
theatre of his ravages. We have lung
familia ~ associated death aud u
crowded porulatIon; hui Inc late sea-
son has awful!y proved, that death in
habits The solitude of the country, as
well as the ihrunseG, busis,ns metrop-
Oils. This lesson. though enforced
with sueh deep ind bitter chusti,e-
ments, Will not pass uniHproyed, # Ii
incuica,es this Important truth, chat il
Is our business on earth, and our SOL
emn duty, TO prepare Tor all event, from
which neither The uproar Of The city,
Hur the silence of the country can af-
ford us the Suspension Of AN hour lei
Us learn this, aud the presence of this
awful being will not be unwelcome.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03
A TALE FOR THE LADIES.


a eertain Swiss captain Of grena-
diers5 whose company he'd been cash.
tered, was determined, since Mars
had no more employment Cor him, to
try 1T he could not procure d commiss.
ion in the cofps Of Venus; or, 10 other
words, il he could not get wife; aud, ,
as he had no fortune OF his o~D, he
reasoned, and reasoned very rightly,
that il was quite necessary his inien-
ded should have enough for them both.
The captain was one Of that kind Of
heroea, TO whom the epithet Of hecto-
ring blade might readily We applied.
He was near six feet high, and wore
long sword aud fierce. cooked hat |;
add so whic", that he was allowed 70
have bad the most martial pair Of
wbiskers OF any grenadier in the com.
pany to which ne belonged. To curl
these WIZ -kers, 10 eomb and ~ jst
them round his fore finger, and tn adj
mrre them in the glass, formed the
ebief occupation and delight Of his life.
"A man of these accomplishments, with
The addition Of brouze and rhodumon.
tane, Of which he had a sgperhuity,
stands at all times, ami in all eouu.
tries, good chance with some ladies',
as the experience Of know not how
many 'housaud year, had c,uIi med.
Ae ord'ogiy, after little dilig Mt
tsniioD, aHt ar'fni iDquIrt, You 2
lady 49, found, exactly sueb one as
We may vel suppose person h is
views would he q Ito ind. ST. vas
!o'erabiy Handsome: not more Than
,hree-and-'wen'y; with a goo for
t'Df. - what was the besi IT If
her disposal,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03

1.aKk.N UP
the subscriber, residing 90 the
I'D farm belonging TO Mrs. Dunbar,
three miles below Town, on the
Frontroyal road a6out two weeks sinees
AN ESI'RAY WHITE HORSE.
about 40 years old, be, weeu fourteen
aud fifteen hands high, having a small
crop on the left ear, and part of his
main cut of. The owner is desired I'll
come forward, pay charges and take
him away. DAVID SMITH.
Oct. 27-3ts. nd.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03
Notice.

a LII persons indebted to the Estate
IA OF the late William Richardson
are requested speedily to Iiquidate their
respective dues; and those to whom the
Estate may be indebted are requested
to present their accounts duly authen-
ticated for adjustment.
WIN. RICHARDSON, .aImr.
Oct 6th-tf.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03
FOR SALE.

y WISH TO SELL THE TRACT
Il OF LAND on which 1 live, con-
tanning between 40 and 500 ACRES.
This land is inferior TO no tract in the
county. No money will be required
IN hand. For terms apply 10 Joseph
IIdbali, Jno. Macky, or the subscriber.
WILLIAM SMOKERS.
Woodbury., July 7-tH.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03
Notice.
TgNBE ovBRsEERs OF TIL

n ME OVERSEERS OF THE
d POOR Of Frederick crounty and
The Corporation of Winchester, are
hereby notified, that their adjourned
meeting will be held at the Poor
House, On Wednesday the IN day of
the neat month, for the purpose Of
settling with The Collectors, aud trans.
acting such other business as may
come before them.
asa good deal Of important business
VIII be before the meeting, the mem
bers OF the board are requested to be
punetuai in their attendance at ii o.
clock.
Per order,
LEMUEL RENT, Cl'k.
October 18.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03
MISCELLANY.

A maiden lady who lately died, left
two Suiaeas each to four maidsns, aged
twenty five, to be her pail bearers,
each of waom was to swear that she
was maid; before receiving the mos
ney but snch is the detestatioa in
which perjur, is held iu ireland. that
the old lady was buried without pail
bearer.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03
POETRY.
IFoa THE GAzErrs.l

attempted from 0uid's bankruptcies,
".hiranfur saSaqna inicos. nr6esqme, tlomusgue.''
-Hsrk! how the angry ,empesss rave;
How wild the murmurs of che wave,
Now deep and boondisss grown;
Tho frightful monsters of the deep
No more their narrow confines keep,
But sportise play, and frisk, and leap
10 cities not their own.
The costly dome-,he lofty town.
But late the seat Of wealth and pow'r--
The sea green ny mphs admire;
The blooming gtove-the vsrdans park
Where fed the deer-where sung the lark
Now yield q mansion to the shark,
Add other monsters dire.
Cities. where late appear'd the croud, -
The gay, the wealthy and the proud,
Now lie beneath the flood;
Nor pious scts-nor faith sincere
Nos virtue claim remembrance here
Nor sorrow found plying tear,
In this immers'd abode. B.
FROM THE NATIONAL INTELLIGEacEe.
WOMAN.
Is there heart that never lov'd,
Or fell soft woman's sighp
IL there man can mark unmov'd
Dear woman's fearful eyeP
Oh bear him to some distant shore,
Or solitary cell,
Where none but savage monsters roar
Where love meier deigned to dwell.
For there's charm in woman's eye,
language in her tear,
A spell in every sacred Sigh
To man, to virtue dear.
And be who can resist her smile
With brutes alone should live;
Nor taste those Joys which cares beguile
Those joys her virtues give.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03
a VERY VALUABLE ESTATE
F II SALE.

IL HhA n hC hDLIL ES n LIZ
FO II S LIE.
offer 70 ale THIS PLANTA.
IL TON together with about Eo,fy
Of the Stores and the Stocks of all kinds
and Utensils. The Tract contains
nearly
ONE THOUSAND ACRES,
upwards of four hundred of which are
heavily timhered, wish TWO never-faiI
ing Streams running through it, afford.
ing much meadow Land now in I imo-
thy; the whole, forests and all, under
most substantial fences, with the neees-
sary subdivisions into convenient fields.
TWO APPLE ORCHARDS capable
IN hitting years of producing 1900 gal
Ions Of Brandy, with Peach Trees lust
in bearing of the most excellent Kind.
About 25o ACRES iu faIiowed wheat.
with a soflieiency ofRye, are now seed
ed and seeding.
This estate eau be very conveniently
divided into three Farms. to each Of
which sufficient quantity of wood
Land can be attached, with running
water and limestone springs. / should
prefer diridins II. but to any person
who may desire to purchase the whole
there would be no objection, and it
might be desirable to such purchaser
TO take the slaves, stocks and utensils:
The slaves are of varions ages and sex
es; from about 90 years to infants.
Twill not attempt to describe the ad-
vantages of this situation for health &
farming, or the fertility of the soil,
since all persons disposed to purchase
will examine for themselves; will
however observe that the product of
tins farm for series Of years past, it
is believed has not been exceeded by
any in the valley. The buildings are
not splendid but comfortable, with a
STONE BARN recently erected of 70
by so feet, having the stables under it.
Twelve thousand Dollars will be re.
CURED in hand upon the purchase Of
the Land, and in that proportion if di-
vided into different farms; the balance
in convenient instruments vilb interest.
The negroes will be sold in families,
for cash. 'fbs stock, utensils, &c. &c.
will be sold upon the following terms,
viz: Ali purchases under twenty Dol
lara Tor cash, and all above twenty dol
lars, bonds 9th approved security,
carrying interest from The day of sale,
and payable nine months ,heresfter,
will be required before the property is
removed.
The foregoing sales will take place
on The premises, on Saturday the 17th
day Of December nert, If fair, If not the
next fair day; but in the mean time
shall be ready to negotiate privately
for all or any part Of the foregoing
property, and il sold privately, notice
will be given in due time.
desire also 10 sell about
1000 Acres of Land
IN the county Of Jefferson, lying near
The ShaDDODdale Springs, and eonsid.
cradle quantities o5 Land in the ives.
tern parts of Virginia, and in the states
Of Chic, Kentucky aud Indiana. For
further particulars reference may be
bad to John Hopkins Jr. Of Winchester
or the Subscriber on the premises.
JOHN HOPKINS.
Hill & Dale, near BattIetown, I
Frederick city, Va. (
SEPT, %, 1921,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03
Notice

Us hereby given that the. Buildipe
Il aut"ri-ed by an Act Of the Gener.
al Assembly as all addition tn the Luz
matte Hospital 10 the city of Williams.
burg is now completed, and that there
are vacant cells for the reception of
Raie patients in that Institution.
LEO. G. HENLY, c. C. %.
Oct. 27-sts.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03

The expedieney of eultivatirg the
intellect of man is pretty we'll settled
at the present day, and it seems diff.
cult to imagine why that Of woman
should be neglected. If it have similar
powers and equal strength il is as de-
serving of care, aud will repay care as
we'll ;,f il be weaker and narrower it
needs the mare to be strengthened, en-
larsed and disciplined.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03
Cash for BristIes.

4 ~HoMAo Ii. ELLIOTT respect
u. fully informs the public, that he
will give Cash or Trude for HOG
BRiSTLES at his Brush Factory, near
ihe Red Lion Tavern, in Winchester,
where he keep general assortment Of
BRUSHES
for sale at III Baltimore prices.
October #
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03
Wanted Immediately,

eOu IitiiIiCu ttcIy3
a N Apprentice 10 the Printing bu.
"a siness, aged from Is to ~ years,
OF industrious habits and respectable
couBexions.
APPLY AT THIS OFFICE.
Oct. 81.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03
A HIT AT THE FACULTY.

One of the sons Of EscuIapiu. seems
to have been favored with a presenti-
ment of the success Of his practice
With all imaginable gravity he inf"rms
the pnbiic in his advertisement, that
he has ''removed from his old static i
90 place nearer the ehnrs'i-sard, for
the better accommodation Of his pa
tients.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03
Notice.

NUIICC.
IA + give notice to our fellow citi.
w zens among whom we practice,
that we intend to answer "R. N,s,;
numbers in pamphlet.
a NOSOLOGIST.
Oct. 27-2ts.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03

Ely all pleasures which may be fol-
lowed by repentance aud taste none
TO safety. These are the two rules Of
a wise man, in the choice and use Of
his pleasures"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03
Trust Sale,

uoC " Ct1C.
E9Y virtue Of II deed Of Trust exc cua
I'D ted by James Coplin, of the coun.
ty Of Shenandoah, to the subscriber to
secure debt due to ueury Richards.
shall expose at public auction, before
the door Of Capt. Edward MeGuir..s
Hotel, on Monday the fifth day Of n o.
rember ne.rt,
II Tract Of Land,
situate IN Shenandoah County near TIE
head waters of Cedar Creek. Also
part OF another sKACT, containing
1873 ACRES. There are on this pro-
perry GRIS1 MILL & SAW MILL
calculated fer country work. The sale
will take place teteee the hours of 40
and o'clock on the day beforo men,
TONED, aud such title as is vested IL me
as Trustee, shall be made the pur chaa
ser. JOHN TURNER Trustee.
October 6ih--tds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03
THE CAPTAINS WHISPERS.

FROM THE LADIES LITERARY CABINET
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03

offer 70 ale THIS PLANTA.
IL TON together with about Forty
Of the St0res and the Stocks cf all kinds
and Utensils. The Tract contains
nearly
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03
II Tract of Land.
1akkN UP

October 6ih--tds.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-05

days. Printers an Ne,C- York are requested TO
insert his death.
AT scarborough, on the 1st inst. Elizabeth,
only daughter of MIR. Nixon Ball, aged 10 mo.
In Northfeld, (vt.) David Denny, Esq. for
merly of Leicester, (Mass.) aged 81.
In Steuben, (N.Y) Catherine, wife of Aa-
ron Adams, Esq. aged 90. Her death was oc-
casioned by taking quantity ofdissolved pot
ash by mistake, supposing it tobe glauber salts.
In East-Greenwich, r. l.. on Sunday last,
after short illness. the Hon. Thomas I'illing-
hast, IN the 8Oth year of his age. This vener-
able gentleman was actively engaged in his
country's cause at the period of her raomen.
tous struggle for independence.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-05
Estate Of Thomas Aapgood.


NOTICE is hereby given
4 y that we the Subscribers have been duly
appointed Commissioners to receive and exam
me the claims against the Estate of THOMAS
HAPGOOD, late of Petersham, in the County
OF Worcester, deceased, represented insolvcnt !.
and that Six Months from the fourth day Of
September instant, are allowed to the Credit
ors to bring in and prove their claims and
that we will attend to that service on the third
Thursday of September instant, and the second
Thursday Of October next, and on the last
Thursday of February next, from two to six
o'clock in the afternoon of each of said DAYS. at
the dwelling-house of Austin Brooks, Innhold-
er, IN said Petersham-at which times and place
the said Creditors are requested to bring in
and prove their claims against said Estate.
DAVID H. GROSVENOR.
JOSIAH WHEELER.
Petershdni, Sept. a. 1921.