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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-07
Aarltoare, Cutlery, Ship -Chandlsyy, &c.
VIM. II. RATHBONE,
offers for sale az his Store, head Of
Packet IVhay(
OUADRANTS, double and sin,

OUADRANTS, double and single
observation; Brass and Wood Compssses 1;
spy Glasses Cases Of Mathematical Instruments !;
par aiiei rules, Scales and Dviders Nsygstors and
Coast Pilots Charts patent haIfhour Glasses (;
Log glasses Bunting and Ships colours, qu,lls.
writing, letter and log paper na powder cordsge
OF all sizes twine house, cabin. paint and scrub
brushes brooms cabin mops log reels and chifs /.
deep sea and hand leads hand pumps serving
msilets; blocks and hanks, japan lamps and feed
ers, horn and tin lanterns knives and forks hin.
ges OF all kinds i screws; brass and iron lstches |;
locks coffee mills jack AID pen knives, spoons
cooks ladies' and tor.nentors; axes. hstcbets, ha-
mers, japan and tin trumpets, cses, sugurs files.
saws, harpoons and grams fsh hooks, sail needles
ana pains, leather, sheathing paper, csukng irons
and msliets; marlin spikes, iron shoves ships
srcspers, gimbets, pump and clspper nails, states
aud pencils, spanish brown red lead tin, iron and
stone Ware; patent deck lights brass pump boxes,
wrought and cut nails brsds and tsoks Of all sizes,
tile, glue, chalk brmstone lampbiso x, oars, hand.
pixies, Tar, Fitch TurpentiDe and Rosin oskum;
with full assortment of every articles usually call
ed for in Hardware and Ship Chandlery store.
" Persons wishing Qusdrants and Compssses
repaired, can .eave them Al the above store, where
hey will be attended to.
Newport, June ID
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-07
COUGHS AND CONSUMPTION.
The moa valuable ,A5sa,eine IN use


~T- HIS new and healing Bsissm bids fair to rival
every Medicine heretofore discovered for
Coughs and complaints Of the Lungs, leading TO
Consumption, ard even in seated consump ptions it
has lately been used by many with the most sur.
piisng success II ce rtfcstes from persons Of the
highest respecsbility, the gres, and increasing
demand for it. may be called proof Of its good ef-
fects, it is proved Scarcely a Case OF Colds,
Coughs, pain IN the side, difficulty of breathing,
want of sleep arising from de bily or even Con.
SYMPTOMS, but may be relieved by the timely use
Of this medicine Many certificates of it's efficacy,
accompany each bottle
his may certify 10 those whom il nav concern
that have been extremely sfflicted with the Asth.
ma, which hss lasted NE nearly forty years, and
great part Of that time TO such q ceeree that I
could not lay in BED nor lit in meeting without
coughing, Dotw outstanding had tried many good
Physicians and various kind of Medicines, Til
procured vial OF .'fde' cons Cough Drots and BY
the use OF Tho m can sleep tmfor,ablI, and sit IN
the meeting without coughing. ana attend 10 ny
business and do further hereby cer,ify that my
neighbor Benjamin HoibTCOk had tecone unable TO
labor, on account Of affection Of The lungs, at
tended with cough, who bAs rece wed much bene-
III from ,he same kind OF Medicine, 80 as 10 be able
to labor sgan, and oss oheerfuy recommend tie
ssme kina Of Medicine, to those who labor under
such complaints
I, The subscriber, do hereby soernnly affirm to
the truth and whole truth of the above stsfement,
before magistrate, at Providence, X l. this 4th
day oi July, 1921 GHRlsTOPHER COOK
Sold by $. w Vnson, Newport-T s. Tayior,
& 20 Lti'e kest-Rouse Babcock. Westerly, and
Whitney and Tiir ghsst Providence.
Newport, Aug. IS 1921
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-22

These propositions, ID may be recolected.
we're ordered to lie 90 the table; and, it 10
supposed, will not DO called up until after
the Christmas Holidays, when the House will
be better disposed to backle to serious bust.
ness. ~ So ts'
Meanwhile; we acknowledge our obliga-
lions TO Mr. Nelson for having brought the
subject before Congress. ,
The proposition Of Mr.. Woodson 10 q very
different one from that of Mr.. Nelson. 1t
more comprehensive, but, we apprehend,
less likely to succeed. II would, indeed be
an act Of liberal add generous legislation to
establish permanent fund, founded oil the
Public Lands, for the purpose of Internal I'm
provement. There would be q congruity
and fitness in thus employing that treasure.
Not that we mean to say that it would not
also be we'll applied if employed for the pus-
poses Of Education, but, with the exception
OF the endowment of one University, we ra-
Their think that Education had better be left
entirely with the state governments. 10 the
Maryland proposition, and in that of Mr..
Nelson of the same import, we find that prin
ciple kept in view. IL is proposed, to be
sure, to grant lands for the purposes of edu.
cation; but it is to be granted to the states,
and the application of it to be left 10 the
state governments.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-22
PUBLIC SALE.

D Y virtue Of a Deed of Trust from
AB Peter Kremer to the subscriber
for the purpose of securing the pay.
ment Of the sums of money therein
mentioned to Lane and Bronze, will be
sold at Public Auction, for ready mo-
Dey, TO the highest bidder, LOT No.
400, in Fairfa1's addition to the town
Of Winchester, with TWO STORY
FRAME BUILDING thereon, reser-
wing from the said Lot twenty five feet
trent on Camerou-street, belonging to
Genrgs Kreemer. 1t is the same pro.
perty that is now occupied by Conrad
Kremer. The sale will take place be-
fore the door of Capt. MeGuire's Ho-
tel, on Monday the 14th day Of Janua-
~ and such title conveyed TO the pur,
chaser as is vested in the subscriber by
the aforesaid Deed Of Trust
THOMAS ALLEN TIDBALL,
December 2.7nG--tds-
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-22
WINCHESTER:
SATURDAY., December 22nd, 1891.
GOVERNOR RANDOLPH AGAIN.


1t is somewhat Notifying TO the pride of
virginians, that they should have for their
Chief Magistrate man who appears so utter.
iy destitute of the requisite talents to express
himself in his public commun ications. in a
perspicuous and ineligible manner. Another
evidence of the Governors unfortunate def
cheney in this respect is exhibited in his res
ply to the committee appointed to announce
to him his reelection as Governor. We are
able to collect from it that scs;sm has arisen
between the Executive Council and himself. as
to the construction of the Constitution and
Laws in relation to their respective powers
but what else he would be at we are not sui.
fciently astute to determine. For our part
We are at loss to know how delberative
body. whose province 1t often becomes to act
under the Executive communications, cur, act
s'ndersfdndinglr upon communications eDvelo-
ped in obscuri'y, and perfectly uncompre.
hensibie to perhaps nine out of ten of those
TO whom they addressed. We believe
Gov. r.. to be a man of honest intentions, and
industrious in the discharge of his duties; but
we fur Their believe that his appointment TO
,he Office of Chief Magistrate of our state
. vas not we'll calculated to exalt the character
of Virginia for talents and intelligence, in the
estimation OF other states. 1t is to be regret
ted that the office of Governor of our state
has lost much of the dignity and importance
which formerly was attached to There
zras time when none but men of fine first
rank. in point of taleHts and standing, we're
elevated to tit was once deemed arrogance
for any but man of the first grade to aspire to
t;-but, somehow or other, times have altered
sadly for the worse We are either deficient
IN having men of pre-eminent talents TO boast
OF, or, If we have them, they are kept in the
back ground by the Writings of the day. But
we will hope for better things. The effer
fescence of PARTY having happily subsidized, we
trust that The good sense of the community
will hereafter prevail that the only enquiry,
in selecting men for Office, will be, is he Ca.
pablc is he Honest , and that those best
qualified by their wisdom, talents and expert.
ence. will be preferred without regard to po-
Iitical names or distinctions.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-22
For Sale or Rent.

H<HE subscriber offers for Sale or
"A Rent or Exchange, for House
and Lot in Winchester, the FARM
wherein he resides eontsiDine 1ot
ACRES, lying on The great road lead,
ing from Winchester 10 Berry's Ferry,
eight miles from the former place; it is
Il good stand for a Tavern. There are
on said Farm eommodious dwelling
House, good Stable, 10 or1z Acres Of
Meadow, three never failing Springs,
one ofSulphur ola superior quality
lie deems it needless to say more, as
any one wishing to purchase will view
the premises where they will be shown,
aud the terms made known by
LEWIS NELL.
Dee. 22nd--sis pd.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-22
FOR THE GAZETTE
MIR. MOORE'S ENGLISH AND CLAS
S!Chfi SCHOOL

had the pleasure. Mr.. Editor, of attending
the examination of the Students of this ;ns,i-
tuition on Thursday last, and cannot refrain
from thus publicly expressing the satisfaction
which 1t IS believed was given on that occa
sion. The general feelings Of interest in The
prosperity of this institution we're evinced b,
The number of ladies and gentlemen who at.
Tended and am sure those feelings will no,
become less active from the result Of the en-.
scholars proves at once that Mr.. Moore IS a
scholar himself, and possesses the valuable art
The perfect manner in which the pupils were
grounded in The elements Of the Latin and Greek
languages, will insure, as far possible, solid,
instead of superficial, attainmeu,s. and be-
speaks very high compliment. to the manner
The same remarks are equally true Of his
English scholars, and every person must have
gaDce of the penmanship.
AS his terms of tuition are low, il is be-
lieved lie will continue to receive from an
enlightened public that encourag cement which
his moral character, his talents as teacher,
and his indefatigable industry so justly emit
tie him. A FRIEND TO MERIT.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-22
From the National Inteiligenecr.l

Education and Public Lands-An error
occurred, IN part of our impression, in the
seport of the Proceedings of the House of
Representatives on the lth inst which 1t is
proper should be particularly corrected. II
was the substitution IF a motion of MIR.
Woodson for one of Mr.. Nelson of Md
Correctly reported, the following was the
proposition Of Mr.. Nelson:
"ResoLued, That committee be an.
pointed 20 enquire into the expediency
Of making such appropriation Of the
public lands to the purposes OF eduea-
ton in those states tn which DO grants
have yet been made, as will correspond,
in a just proportion, with the appro,
priatioas heretofore made in favor Of
other stotes: and that said committee
have 'eave TO report by biIl or other
WISE"
And that OF Mr.. U'oodsOn was as follows:
"rhat special committee be APP
pointed, with instructions To enquire
into the expediency OF appropriatins
the proceeds of the public lands to the
creation Of u permanent fsDd for the
purposes Of education and internal im-
provements throughout the United
tStetes,'
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-22
Charleston, Dec. 8.
VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND.

BY ne aruvs; this morning of the ship
MaryS Susan. Capt. Curtis, in 81 DAYS
from Liverpool, we have received Loncon
dstes TO the 29lh Oct. and Liverpool TO he
3ls. We discoververy little politicalmatter
OF any interest. The King Of England had
been somewhat iodi posed at Hanover /; bul
le'ins OF his returning health were daily pub
li,hed. Dispatches had been received by
ViscouDt Siomouth, announcing the intention
OF his Majesty to return to England. He
does not intend to visit Paris. Sir Rob,t
Wilson'S Dismissal from the army had occa.
stoned. it appears, q vsry general indigha.
tion. Meetings were held, and resolutions.
subscriptions, sc. entered into.
The prospects OF war between Russia and
Turkey have vanished into air, thin air.
Iretana.-ln the county OF limerick, the
farmers and pessantry have formed a com.
blnation against the landlords, OF. account of
Che high rents in that district, which with
the tythes and other imposts, seem to be op
Grating in manner the most ruinous. This
spirit Of dsatfection seem. 10 pervade all
Ireland. The temporary fever OF revalry,
occasioned by the Kings presence, had subsi.
ded, and in Limerick il is stated that ssssas.
slnatious and arms Stealing had proceeded
not only by nigh, but in the face OF day.
Scarcely hao the King quilted the shore.
OF Ireland bsfore these new disturbances
burst forth; and while that sagac,ous. body,
the Corporation OF Dublin, are tomentine
party feud' in the metropolis by toa,ting the
glorious memory the people OF Munster are
IN state OF agitation approaching the re,
heiiioD.-I Cay Gazette. <
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-22

tive Citizen OF Virginia, who can remember
the fret day of the Commonwealth; anu as
real not merely faciious Republican, un
willing to see all the constitutional influence
OF the single branch OF tho Executive, which
10 amcnsble to;the direct Representatives Of
the People every year, gradually transferred
to the Plural Branch, which If it ever should
be unanimous in We've contrary 10 those OF
the Legislature, 10 Interchangeable by it in
shorter period than nine years. have done
90 TO give my testimony against the usurpa.
ton, now openly ack nowi.dged in Gazettes
Of this place which converts the Constitution.
al Executive of Virginia into an Executive
Directory, with two Presidents, ono chosen
by the General Assembly and another by it.
self, who may be fully installed by it, ia the
Office Of Chief Magistrate, whenever it may
think proper to decline acting with the other,
until weary of inaction he withdraw from
the Capitol. shall continue to do SO until
the sense Of the Legislature to the contrary
found to be the more ready, now that il is
purely disin'erested and voluntary. In the
mean time no interruption Of public busin. SIS
opinion stated, from such as have always
hello, even their lives, ready to be sacrificed
to the public good.
IS With the strongest sentiments Of res
pecitul attachment to yourselves. and of true
devotion to the will of the General Assembly,
remain your most obdt. servt.
TIL. M. RANDOLPH.
On motion OF Gen. Blackburn $50 copies
Of the above communications were ordered
to be printed for the use Of the Members.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-22
Virginia to wit:

At rules holden in the Clerks office of
the County Court Of Hampshire on
the first Monday in December 1921,
Thomas Taylor, Plaintiff,
Jacob Hishs Defendant.
IN CHANCERY.
HNHE Defendant not having entered
a bis appearance and given security
according 20 the act of Assembly and
the rules Of this court, and it appear.
ing by satisfactory evidence that he is
not an inhabitant Of this Common
wealth, IL IS ordered, That the said
Defendant do appear here on the first
day Of March Court next, and answer
the bill of the Plaintiff: AMI that a co.
Ply of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in Win.
cher, for two months suceessiveIy, and
another copy posted at the front door
of the Court House of the county Of
Hampshire.
"A copy Teste,
J. B. White, C. II. C.
December %. fs2i-N
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-22

On Thursday evening last, Mr.. Tho
mas II. Eliot to Miss Amelia HeLrin-
slime, daughter Of MIR. w. H. Heivin-
slime. all of this place.
-, Mr.. Thomas b. Campbell, Of
this place, to Miss - Smith, daugh-
ter of MIR. William Smith, of Shenan.
doah.
-, Mr.. lie RoyW' Swift, TO Miss
Del'loh Dent, daughter of MIR. Thomas
Dent, of this county
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-22
CORN.

SEIILL be sold an Wednesday the
w 2i day of January at i2o'clock,
al the residence Of the late William
Richardson deed.
20 to so Barrels of Corn;
on credit of SIX months, with bond
and approved security .-Also some rye
Also will be offered Tor hire at the same
time aud place, TWO NEGRO MEN.
VIM. RICHARDSON, .aamr.
December 22nd-tds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-22
Virginia to wit :
December %. fs2f-N

a Rules holden in the Clerks Office of
the County Court Of Hampshire, on
the first Monday in December, 1921.
DaVid Long, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
M'MahoD & Thomas, alias William
M'MahoB and Samuel Thomas,
Defendants,
IN cHANcERT.
ENHE Defendants not having enter
a ed their appearance and given se.,
curity according TO the Act of Assem-
bly, and the Rules of this Court, and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants Of this Com
monwealth II is ordered, that the said
defendants do appear here on the first
day of March Court next, and answer
the bill of the Plaintiff; and that a CO.
py OF this order be forthwith inserted
in some Newspaper published In Wins
chester, for two months successfully,
and another copy posted at the front
door OF the Court House OF the County,
of Hampshire.
A Copy .-Teste,
JOHN b WHITE, C. II. c,
December ~, 1sSi-C
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-22
NOTICE

now given al the request of some
b OF the Subscribers to the Agricuitu.
raj Society of the Valley, that meet
ing will take place at the Winchester
Hotel on Monday the 3ist inst at IL
o'clock, for the purpose Of organizing
the Society and establishing constitu.
ton and rules for their future govern.
ment. HUGH HOLMES.
Dee. 32-2w.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-22
Richmond, december Is.
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

MIR. Mallory of Orange, from the commit.
tee appointed TO announce To Thomas M.
Randolph his recollection IT, the office Of Co
vernon OF Chief Magistrate OF this Common.
wealth, presented the following report:
''rhs comWitee appointed to announce to
Thos. NJ. Randolph hi, re. election to the Of
lice OF Governor OF Chief Magistrate, have
performed that duty by adj dressing to him
The paper A, and received the ab.wer Is,
which they beg leave to report.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-22
Negroes TO, Hire.

w ILL he offered for Hire, at Mill.
wood, on Friday the 2sth inst. from
go to 20 Negroes,
belonging 10 the estate of Col. MAJ
thahlel Burwell, deed, and others -
Among hem are some Tradesmen, and
valuable house servants.
Those persons who hired for the pre-
sent year are reminded that their
bonds fall due on the 26,h inst. when
payment will be expected, and the
Negroes to be clothed agreeably to the
terms stated in their obligations.
NATH'L. BURWELL. 4
LEWIS BURWELL, >
Carter Hall, Dee. 10, 1927.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-22
J. A. XAUPI

SUBMITS TO the patronage of the
oLadies aud Gentlemen of Wfuehes.
ter his intention Of opening his DAM
cling School on Friday the 2sth inst.
in Mr.. Ma, bury, Bali Room. Having
determined to Teach no where else
whilst he has School in this borough.
parents may rest assured that his
whale time shall be dedicated to the
instruction of the pupils entrusted to
his care, and tie greatest attention
paid to their department. Tuition as
usual.
Dec 2Z-3t.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-22
ALLEN

Lottery & Enchange Office. PennsylvG-
mia .arenue. Washington City.
TOrders by mail or otherwise
enclosing prize tickets, or cash, will
receive prompt attention, if addressed
to S. & Nj. ALLEN, Washington
city. Dec. Is.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-22
gLotteries .No1c Drazciing.
New York Literature Lottery.
SIX TIL T. LA S IS.

IXTH L LA SIS.
Commenced drawing ON the 9sth of
last month, and will continue to draw
regularly once week. The following
splendid prizes are still undrawn, yiz-
$4,000 DOLLARS.
10000 DOLLARS,
10000 DOLLARS,
5000 DOLLARS,
5000 DOLLARS,
5000 DOLLARS,
4of 1890 DOLLARS,
SO of 1000 DOLLARS,
SO of 500 DOLLARS,
Besides 81 of S1OO--149 of $50. &c,
for which the cash will be advanced
on demand. :. y 81
Whole tickets Sis 90 | Quarters Q e5
Halves 50 Eighths Sc
s,r: 49,. THE
University Lottery of Md.
continues to draSO regularly each zceek.
The situation of the wheels of this
Lottery has become Uery Interesting,
as. the drawing is better thai, half
finished and $1,000 is the highest prize
that has yet come out.
The University Prices are
of $4,000 DOLLARS,
of 10000 DOLLARS,
8 of 5000 DOLLARS,
IS of 1000 DOLLARS,
S of 500 DOLLARS,
= 50 of 100 DOLLARS: &c.
Whole tickets sig Quarters SIS 90
Halves 6 Eightll> so
Tickets for sale in The GRAND
NATIONAL LOTTERY, 5th class.
at Sid.
Tickets and Shares in the above
Lotteries for sale, 1carranted un-
dra10n, in a. variety of numbers at
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-22
CORRESPONDENCE.

SfR-Ne are charged by the House of
Delegates To announce to you your reelection
To the Office OF Chief Magistrate of tbis Com
monweath. Suffer us 10 express our person.
al grstlfcation In being selected to inform
You OF an event, afording such signal proof
ct the undlm'nisheo confidence OF your conn
try, in your integrity, ability and devotion to
ats Kepu0lican instltutions,''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-03
pOSYSCNip'r


WARRINGTON, March 1.-The effect OF The
settlement of the Missouri Question is a.Isads
perceptihie, IN tie comparatively rapid pto-
greso winch has been since made i'm tie ,iss-
patch of The kusiuess before the Congress-
The resolution tor the admission of Missouri
nio the Caion has tualiy pissed both Houses
Several measures have already passed in rs~
view. which never would have be-n taken
thai question. =
We have tn congratulate orr readers. tbat
Tue bill Tor the relief of certain purchasers N
ihe public lands. as il WAS amended ~ the
House OF Representatives, wants oh The
signature OF the President 10 becpp,, :. lt>.
The bill for the estaslls hInent of a nni,o.m
system of bankruptcy has been taken no ~,
the Honse OF REPRESENTATIVES, and after a
sttin- Till past seven o'clock last ni.ht. UNI
sialiy aiduous aud in which, on mauy oass.
tious, the strength Of IN. House WA tried.
The probability sppeaisto be 10 favor IF the
passage OF tue Hill.
The passage OF the bill respecting our Di..
trio, Banks will. Il il presumed, be very ac.
ceptsb,e TO those who are interesfe d ia TIER,
aud Indeed to the whole community. evs,v
mriDber OF wh'ch mn,t lave feit more or tess
interest 10 the prevention OF the eaivcrsat drr
ISOLATION which would have ensued refusal 10
reuew Their charters. The charters ofalI the
existing banks are extended toI fifteen Tears.
WIN The exception OF the Mechanics Bank
'ot AieHandr,a, noi noticed in the bill, aud ihs
Central Bank of Georgetown, which is now
hoBoraby Winning up its affairs. The Uuivo
Bank OF Alexandria aud The Potomac Bauk
are allowed TO consolidate their funds into
one institution. We wish there had been
more such iDtermarriagss. The btit contaius
aprovisiop that any othsr fwo or more hanks
may unite on the same principles. After tue
nfst DAY OF January next. no hank i,-IU be al
rowe" 10 make issue, or re issue auy notes OF
alower denomination than three dollars. This
b,ii requires only the signature of The presi~
dent 10 become a law
We ought not To pass without remark the
good feeling towards the District, which dis
unciiy marked the proceedings OF the house
yesterday on this subject Nat LIT.