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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-07
12U Dollars few ard.


nESER TED from this post the following
~ soldiers belonging 10 the Sd Regiment,
U. S. Artillery, viz.
William Arskine,
Born in Ireland, aged g years, 5 feet llS
inches high. light complexion, dark eyes,
dark hair, and by profession farmer,--de-
serted the 28th May, 1921.
Archibald McGrue,
Born in Pennsylvania. aged 80 years S feet
ten inches high, dark complexion. blue eyes
dark hair, and by profession blacksmith
deserted 9th June, 1921:
Samuel shipley,
Born in Baltimore, in the state OF Maryland,
aged 96 years, & feet high, light complex.
ion, hazel eyes, dark hair, and by profession
a laborer-deserted 10th June, lS9I.
Solomon Groscup,
Born in Chester county, in the state Of Penn.
syvania, age g6 years, 5 fee! inches high,
light complexion, hazel eyes, dark hair,
and by proft ssion butcher-deserted 10th
June, 1921.
The above reward will be given to sny
person who will apprehend AID deliver the
above named deserters at this, or any other
military post in the United States, or thirty
dollars for either Of them.
FELIX ANSART,
Capt 81 Reg U. S. Artillery.
Fort w shirgton. June Is 3'aw2w j.,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-07
Fer Sale,
BIZ 4. C.. Caaenore. & Co.

BY THE PACKAGE OR PIECE,
4 VERY complete assortment ot Amerl-
n can GOODS. gInghams, stripes, checks,
rbambrays, sheetlngs. shlrtings, tlCkings,
rnreads, satinetts, broadcloths, cassimeres,
and cotton yarns.
German ticklenburgs, osnahulgs, hessians,
Burlops. brown rolls, Bieheld linens, dow
las, white rolls, Creas, brown hollands, twill
led bagging, oil cloths, aud Saxon broad
cloths.
British Broadcloths, pelisse cloths, cassi-
meres. vestiBgs, 5ombazines, cotton hose,
suspender, carpetings, table mats, cotton
cambrics, fancy musllns, Malabar handkfs.
kerseys. buttons, patent thread, dimities,
linens, lawns.
Ravens duck, nankins, umbrellas, table
mats, sewing silks, few boxes ribbons and
galoons, pins, &c.
Also,
10 bolts of Russia duck
70 ions Sw edisb and Russia lron-hat
square and round bars
american Hoop IRON
90 casks. 4, 8, IOd. cut nails.
90 packages German hardw are, cont g
grass scythes, straw knives, hoes.
hassencleve Steel, states, wbet stones,
qulls and cofee-mills. =,
$50 boxes Baltimore window glass, all
sizes
Murdock's best London particular
Madeira wine in halt pipes, and quar-
ter casks.
5 pipes old 4th proof cognac Brandy.
10 bbls old whiskey; very superior
5 hhds and 20 bbls n + Rum
90 hhds prime retailing molasses, sugars,
and constant supply of DuPont's est
Brandywlne gunpowcer.
They are purchasing wheat, tobacco, Me-
rino and common wool.
.also-rece,Oed this day
case low priced Manchester prints
do nankin grapes
do 60 figured do
6 cPses cotton yarns
June Ia
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-07
For Freight or Charter,
rOr Freight,

az The schr. GEORGE, John Tobey,
~. Master, buTthen about 500 Bbi: she
Is an excellent vessel, two years old and VIII
scon be ready to load, in preference TO ber-
muda OF the VI est Indies Apply to
JOHN II. LADD 4 co.
HAo kape Just rsesired for sale,
10 Chests Imperial Tea.
$500 lbs. Bacon. June 20
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-07
Braden, Morgan, & Co.

Braden, Morgan, 8 Co.
HAVE imported per ship BeIvidera,
IL from Liverpool super6ne cloths
Fine and super black bombazetts, plain
and twilled.
Valencas, blk blue, mixed, 4. drab
9.8 and Ga cambria muslins
Do. do. jaconett cambrics, plain and
figured
Do. do. null null muslins do do
Do. do imitstion India book muslins
7,8 fine and super undressed fancy prints
Do. blue buff lilac and pink cambria
ginghams
IS and 98 steam loom shirtngs
I.2 ell and ga blue and striped cotton
Cassimeres
90 cotton apron check
Fine Il super white & printed Marseilles
Superfne white India james
Striped horentnes and james
Blue, black and light dies sewing silks
and gslloons
Ladies and gentlemen's beaver gloves
Patent threads, white, brown, blue.
BACKED nankeen, & all colours
Shoe thread in casks. april l8
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-07
Eft, Dollars Reward.

Ef L my employment Oh Inc morning
IL Of the tenth inst.
Emanuel,
of dark complexion, down look, and en-
barrassed articulation. he is about twenty
six years of age; five teet. seven or eight in.
ches high, with dimple in his chin, aud
dImpies in his cheeks. He was brought mp
in my kitchen as cook, and is skilul in his
profession. 1t is highly probable that he
will attempt TO pass for Tee man, and no
doubt has procured forged papers for that
purpose being ntehigent, and believe able
to read and write. think he will endeavor
TO get to the northward, he svailed himself
of my absence and the HOLIDAY to elope:-
His clothing blue coat, striped sest and
drst pantaloons.
All persons are prohibited from barboring
him. as the law will be put in force against
those who violate it, will give reward Of
twenty FIVE dollars ii taken in the county Of
Fairfax or District of Columbia, OF Fifty
Dollars if taken elsewhere, when delivered
to me or lodged 10 some Jail so that can
get him again.
June Ia If Mount Ternon.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-07
For Freight,

lSAS, The superior fast sailing schooner
E&EMlGRANr, Geo. c Gibbs, mast
er; buriben 65U bbis., will be in READINGS
to receive cargo in few days, one to an
Eastern port Will be preferred. Apply TO
7. H, ROWLAND.
7mo6 OF
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-07
Was Committed
As A RUN .AWaT
ITO the Jail for the county OF Alexandra
ON The 18th inst negro man named
.7Ospnh KPUS.

Joseph Keys,
Abont 4s years of age, Eve feet four inches
h,oh we'll made; has scar over the lett eye.
,Hsd on coun ry cloth jacket and corduroy
hrseches. has employed himself as doctor
bout the adjacent country; claims bus Tree
aon and saws that he did belong to DR.. " m.
rbo,nton of Washington. who sold him TO
lanes Johnson, Fred. Co. Va. The owner is
desired TO come nd prove property, pay
CHARGES. and take him away Otherwise he
oil he disposed Of AS the law directs
WIZ ANDREW ROuNSAVELL, ia.
n.,i7-law2m ilsr
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-07
Teas.

Teas.
TINE following small invoice of very fine
Teas; now on the way from n. York :,
for sale by the subscriber. VIZ
Is ca,ty boxes young hyson tea, 10 lbs.
each
10 do Go gunpowder IS lbs,
each
10 do do imperial l3 lbs.
each
Those teas are new, of supe.ir quality
and will be sold low for approved endorsed
paper, at four months. Apply at my Office,
Bridge street, George Town.
ROMULUS RIGGS
NAV GO
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-07
Jeremiah Garner,

The said negro is about feet inches higif,
strait and square made. about 81 years Of
age He says he has been four years in the
United States service on board the United
States Frigate. Commoj IRE Shaw. and that
he is now on the pension list. OH account Of
an injury done TO his left arm. He claims
freedum, and says he was free born in Ca
.oline county. Maryland, in the neighbour
hood of Denton. The owner is desired 10
come, prove property, pay charges and take
him away, otherwise he will be disposd Of
as The law directs
ANDREW ROUNSAVELL, Jailor.
tune is Iaw2m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-07
Oaklllll

Oakum
pY the ton, hundred or smaller quantity
- Of superior quality, for sale at the
Work House, on the most reasonable terms.
1t is highly approved Of by ship carpenters
and masters of vessels. JUNK of the first
quality las no other will answer) received at
a fair price. Apply to
Mr.. THOMAS, Keeper ofthe
may Poor and Work House
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-07
Was Committed

Was CUnlIlICICU
ITO the Jail for the county OF Alexandria.
L D C. as runaway, on he l4h INST.
negro man who calls himself
Isaac Wilson,
He IS abou, FIVE feet 10 inches high, straight,
stout ami well made, much pilted with the
small pox, and has several scars on his LETT
hand; his color bordering on yellow; APP
pears TO be about % years of age; had TN
a red shirt and duck panialoons; he says
he was brought here by Mr. Hollis, and That
he was born free near the Georgetown y
Roads, in Kent county, Md. The owner
is desired to come and prove property, pay
charges, and take him away, otherwise bc
will be disposed of as the law directs.
ANDREW ROUNSAVELL,
iune 10 Tailor
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-07
Vol. XIII

For freight
S4> The schooner MORNING SAT- ;, t.,a,
~ Capt Drinkwater' eurthen s sh NUN nun,
dSsd barrels, will take ire'gnt 10 Tue west
Indies, or an Eastern port Apply Iyna AZ
Who offer for sale.
$50 bbls. Prlne Pork
40 do do Beef
so casks Rice
90O sacks blown Salt, tLiverpooD
4OOO bushels ground alum DO
GOO bbls. neat and gross Herrlngs
400 do ground Plaster
200 do Tar, D,;o,,,r
Russia, Ravens, and English Duck
with general assortment of Ship Chana1eerS'
Paints and Groceries. MAY III
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-07

For areight,
Az, The good sloop JOHN BROOKS,
G&Wm. Prince, master, burthen about
SOU bbls. aud will soon re ready to load -
Apply to J II. LADD 4 o.
Uao haze for sale on board sdid vessel,
90 M. Understandable boards
Also. jass received, ~
2 halfpipes genuine old port WINE.
lnne is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-07
fOr Boston.
For Bremen,

For Bremen,
$50 The good ship MARY-ANN,
SIP innemore master; burthen about
BIO tons or 500 hhds, tobacco, three hiths
It which be ing provided for freight, OF the
Eesidne Apply 10 JOHN II. LADD Co.
/ Vho haze for sale on board said ship
oono bush. Liverpool coarse salt
500 do do coal
large cable June Ia
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-07
Was Committed

TO the jail for he county o: Alexanur
l. D. c. as runaway OIL the 18th
a negro man named ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-07

Charles Bennett,
LAS imported per the Potomac via Ii
L 4 verpool, and Offers, foT sale By retail
T. Sheppard's blue and black regent
cloth
Blue imperial super6ue do
Black. buff and white Saxon dress cas-
senlere
Black milled electoric do
Blue m,lled regent do
Coronation mixed siagla do
With An extensive assortment of Irish lin.
ems, sheeings, diapers, Selisias, by whole
sale only une 10 Iaw6w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-07

William Fowle & Go.
HAVE in store Woodhouse's, old Sicily
III Madelra.Wiue, of superior quality in
pipes, half pipes and Or. casks.
Old London particular Madeira wine, do.
do. do. imported in 1918.
Is pipes of very superior BRANDY, i'm
ported direct from Bordeaux.
5pipes old Holland GIN.
NAV 81
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-29

planted On the soil Of missouri. They
are now to be found ss tar in the inie.
rior as Franklin aud Boonville nn The
Missouri Their principal fond Is de-
rived from the miseries Of mankind.-
The pistol, the dirk and the knife are
often used TO their advantage. They
delight in riots, rents, discord and dis
seniions in society. and although the
m'sfcrtnnes and miseries of men yield
them support, they appear To sympn-
ttize and commisserate with the mis-
cradle, aud are even attentive to such
as are imprisoned and anathamatized
by the1aw- of the country for crim,unl
or other offences.
Now Mr.. Hugo, and people OF Mis-
aonri, would yon kno+ the name of
these worms They are worms of the
tao. CROAkhR.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-29
DR.. R0BERTSON'S
VEGETABLE NERVOUS CORD)AI.
or, Natures Grand Restorative.
DT5ro En

Price 81 50 Cents.
Is confidently recommended, as the mos, e.
hcac'ous medicine for the sreedv relief and
cure OF al nervous complaints, attended with
inward weakness. depre ssion ST tho spirits.
ne,ah-ache, iremor. faibtness, bysieric h,a. de,
bi'''y, seminal weakness, gleeis, and various
complaints resulting from secret Improperly
OF Youth and dissipsied habits, residence in
warm climates, the immoders use of tea. the
uhskiiui or excessive use of mercury, So often
destructive TO the hun an race, diseases pecu-
lIar TO females at certain period Of life Flour.
Albus, bsrrenness etc.
Under The examination of nervous disorders
arc included several diseases ofthe most dan
gsfous kind, and are so ysrious ihst volume
would hardly suffice to completes description
OF them i pervsdes with its balcfuI inGu.
enee, The whole nervous system, writhing the
heart with indispensable anguish, and exciting
the most dresdfuI suggestions of horror and
despair. To this demon have thousands fallen
sacrifice in the dresui transports of its rage.
The most common symptoms Of its conn
meRcement, are weakness, fa,ulence, paIp;ts.
tons, sislfulness, drowsiness after eating. ii.
nudity, flashes OF beat ard cold, nufnbness
crsrT, g'dd ness, pains in the hesd, back ard
'o''s, hickur, difficulty Of respiration and de.
glulor, anxiety. dry cough, etc
Tic vegetable Nervous cordial is also
great Ap;lscosbuIic Medicine, and is ofinini,e
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-29
Virginia to wit :

AT Rules hOitien in he Clerks Office
Of the Superior Cont Of Chance,D
= .Jor the HipcheSter District Tie frSi
.Nondgy IN September, 1891.
John Esther. administrators of Peter
Esther, deed. pIs;nt;o
Daniel Fetter, administrator of Ansus
MeDHneld, deed. Defendsn,
4 ME subpoena scirefdcius awarded
ID. to revive this suit in the name of
John Esther, administrator of Peter
Esther deceased. noI heipg executed
on the defendant, and il appearing
by satisfactory evidence, that he Is
not an inhahitant Of this country:
IT as ordered, That The said Defendsn,
do appear here On the fst day ofthe
Hext term ana shaw cause why this
SUIT shall not lie revived; and that a
copy Of this order be forihwi ih inserted,
~ some newspaper published in Win
chester, Tor two months suceessiveIy.
anu another cepy posted at the front
door OF the Cour: House in the said
town of Winchester.
4 Cory-Tesfe,
DA&IEL LEE, C. C. c.
September i5-C. Nj.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-29
miscellaneous.
From tie Missourian.
TIE W0R.u or TIE LaJg.

.Ir: Printer,
/ was mach amused by the story in
your last paper, of the singular anf
poisonous worm described by your it,
Senious correspondents and naturalist
. Hugo Ii IL very u,pch to be ismen
ted by every phiIanihropisi, lover Of
socieiy, and good order among men,
that either. the terrific Coys of Peru,
or the subtiie and insiuuai,ng Worm
of the still" should be permitted to ex
isl to the annoyance of either brutes of
-four or t,co legs. But Mr.. .Priater.
thuse ave not the only nemous .worms
or snakes that infest our country. dis.
turb the repose and blast the faireyi
prospects Of the inhabitants OF the two
hemispi,eres.
Warm. are to be found, particularly
on the continent Of North America {;
whose deieterious breath, or touch a.
lone. without managing or tearing The
flesh with their fangs, destroy unfortu-
nate victims who happen to be assaii-
ed by thems they impercepiibIy des
troy the substance, empty the purse, de
Hoh' tbC SNuhS -HI CiIditttS Of
those whom they attack with their ven
emous Qualities. rhey, like the 'wor,s
Of the STILL are Of various sizes and
shapes, and length. Some are thin,
spare and lank whilst others are Dick
eorpulent and fat, aud much resca.-
bling about the chest the form and
Shape Of four barrel. The difser
ence in iheir size. is partially owing 10
the AIR, climate, quantity and quaii,y
Of the sustenance they procure in their
different spbers OF action. II is even
thought by some, that they improve in
their appearance and condition by "a
residence in the vicinity Of Hugo's
wOrWt.
They are never to be found in the
wilderness among savagss, nor on the
mountain elf. ba-kiug in the invigors~
ting ray, Of geniai sun, with The cop.
per head * rai;lesnake. Thy always
SEEK aresidenee near the Iiaunts Of man,
in eli liz d society; and indeed are
frequently found iurkios about our cit
les, towns aud villages. They were
first discovered on this continent, in
hDbrtubs 4HtW Ipths 3 ittttVEipUlH dU1
Baiumore to which places, It is sup
posed they found means Of migration
in vessels from European cities, bpt
principally from London and Dublin
shortly after The discovery Of America
BY that renowned navigator Christie
pher COIumbos. Oar climate and soil
are eoDgenial to the growth and propa-
CATION Of their species, and they are too
humorous amongst os, although j, re-
qnITes period of at Ieasi nCenfg me
years, before they arrived at maturity
arm received The necessary surcharge
of veUorn to renier !hem daugerou, 10
The CON ,uaity. Wbeay 1cug, they are
perfectly hlt.nle7s, aad they emigrate
Ike he bee With the American pupuia-
tioa.-- She Gcsi ever known vest Of
the Mi5-issippi, were discovered is st.
Louis, 10 the faIi ef 1907. shortiy after
;hs standard Of the United States was
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-29
From q London Pepper.
MIRACLE.

We copy the following article from
French paper, entitled The Journal
of the Prefecture of The North
"The Princess Matilda, daughter Of
the unfortunate Princess of Schwart.
zenberg, who in 1911 fell a victim 10
her paternal love at Gre which broke
out in q bail room at Paris, was. at
The age OF twelve mouths, attacked by
violent fever, which so entirely un
dermined her constitution that she was
unable to walk until she attained the
age of 6re years, and then i, was at.
tended with much difficulty TO herself.
short time afterwards she was afiiic
Ted with an abscess an her right hip.
Trom the age ofniGe years she could
no longer walk; she was carried about
ny her etlendants. She was taken to
Nice, IN kfaly; the most skilfui physi-
eians OF Paris and Vienna were con.
suited, and they all agreed that her
case was ineurabe. III. Dubois at
tended her du':ng three years. md
gave his opinion mat the Princess ia
tttdd might lice, Bat size nerer lCouid Be
able to ,0aik.-~For two years her rein.
tions placed her with a ph, stefan of
Wurtzburg. 1t was not with any idea
OF curing her, but hoping that he might
De ab'e to invent some instrument by
which she would al least be enabled to
move herself. Thus, whils all hopes
of curing her were at All end, the foi
lowing letter was received, written by
her so erness, who Witnessed The
Whole ut the transactions which she
relates:
~ am going TO inform you OF the
miraculous cure Of the Princess Maiil.
ia. Ii Is not physician, but God on
iy, through the agency Of religions
,nao' VIM has worked thi, miracle.
te.terday manning we qaite unexper-
'edly received u visit froG, Rrince Alex
amber OF HoheHloe, who is ., prie.r; he
deuan'ied Of Matilda If she believed
H,at God could care her? upon her re.
ply, ne caused peasant, who was in
me heiShborlood, to come tn, her: lhr
latter pnt snme questions TO Matii,!s
touching heG maiady, and assured her
that IL she firmly believed that God
could render her able to walk s,,e
would be cured Instantly. She replied
mot she was eon, iBeed God conid eure
her.--Upnn this the man coc,menecg
prayer in the German iansuare. ,be
frince aud myself being present.-
When he Gnishad~his pray er he said 70
her. IT you belieue rise up and ,cnik.
you ere recovered. Matilda. vith,nt
hesitation. got up from her he'd, and
Walked ali around The chamber. and
returned thanks to God for this sinai
of mercy. From the tsomen, Of her
cure The towns people crowded to be-
hold her. This event has created a
very great sensation. This morning
we went to chapel together. Matilda
walked down The stairs with ooiy ri.
wig me her hand. She entered fine
chapel wi'hnnt the least assistance.
there were many persons assembled
there TO have sight her. W. have
had grand dinner party; after which
she walked in the garden long lime.
We DO poihiog else but weep for 10Y.
(Si6nedj "NANCY KEEPER.
"W uT;lbnrg, June 81, 1921
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-29
Remarks bn Dr.. PrieslEen.

ON THE PROFESSION OFLAW
"The profession Of The law. cannot
help considering, as much inferior to
the ether two, (hpoIogy and medieiae.)
especially with respect to the prinei
pies Of the mind. This profession has
ma particular connection with any
branch Of philosophical science. and
when taken in its utmost extent. re-
quires hardly any other Knowledge be-
sides the history OF one particular
country; and The habit Of pleading in.
differently, for, or against right, mast
be necessarily hurifuI to the mind, end
tend 10 make Il Indifferent 10 tralk and
right in general! Just as the practice
Of acting, and assuming any character.
"And whec/ this indifference TO truth
is produced, The accomplished LAWYER
bscomes moEt dangerous member Of
soeiety--his talents are al the pleasure
Of sII who will pay the hire Of them.
and especially Of kings and eoprf.,
whose views are often unfavorable 10
the people al large; Who have seldom
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-29
Marshals Sale.

Marshals Sale.
XNILL be sold for cash to the
w highest bidder, on the first day
Of October nert at the Opequon Facto-
ry, in Frederick County
I7oo Hkely Negro Girls,
about nine or ten years "f age; TWO
COWS aud THREE BEDS, &c. To-
ge'her with all the Household and
Kitchen Furniture of Samuel Annip, to
satisfy in part an execution in favor of
the United States.
4. II. THORNTON ID. II.
for JOHN PEGRAM III. y. u.
September Sth-tds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-29
DR.. DYOTT'S
INFALLiBLE TOOTH ACHE DROPS
Price so cenys


THE RESTORATIVE DENTIFRIC
For cleansing, whitening and preserving the.
Teeth cod Gums. ~
This valuable Preparation possesees tts
most sanitary virtue in cleansing ard bc.u,i!
tying The teeth in its composi,on !, "a
perfectly free from &C id or any other pernoious
properly liable to eorrode, or in anv wav
inJure Tie teeth, for which reason is sttriout,d
NE Ss,e,y OF ITS use, and the preference j, has
obtained over other preparations intended for
similar purposes it strengthens NE gums.
erad'cates The scurvy, swee,ens the breath,
preserves Tue teeth from decsying, and pre-,
serves 'hsm from aching, and the necessity of
hayi0g them drawn, &c.
since The above ipvsiuable medicines were
l,rst discovered, Upvsrds Of serea 6uDdred
ihoasHnd fe'seas have experienced their bsppv
ana ss'n'sry ELECTS, many Of whom from The
lowest stage OF their disorders.
axe notice, that each and al Of the sbove
genuine medicines are signed on The outside
covers witb'the signature ofthe sole prophetic
n. ~. DYOTT, III. -.
LA fresh supply OF Abe above ned;c;res
Jnst received and for sale by WUJIA,T
MILLER, Winchester, where pampblet. 80,
'ah,ng certificates of cures, &c. NAV f.. ~
s'"''S' 0fncAesier, JRy e, 1871.
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FOR SALE.

T WISH 10 SELL THE TRACT
II OF LAND on which live, con-
iaining between 40 and 500 ACRES.
This land is inferior 10 no tract in The
County. No money will be required
IN hard. For terms apply TO Joseph
Tidbsll, John msckY, or The suiseri.
Der. WILLIAM SMOKERS.
Woodbery, JaIy liz
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-29
Land For Sale,

8 will sell upon good terms A
Il TRACT OF LAND, containing
GOO AcreS,
lying on Babb's run, in the County of
Frederick about nine miles from Win.
chester. The whole, except about
twenty Acres. is heavily clothed with
- yellow Pine, and has upon it
Seaaa a newly erected SAW
|E95s MILL, constructed upon the
$780, best plan, and built in the
besi manner. Winchester is near O.
nongh TO afford convenient market
Tor piaok and scaniiing, and the impro-
vinS condition OF the town must ensurs
ats continuance and certainty. There
Is also upon the land, comfortable
House for a small family.
Leroy z Daingerfeld, Esq Twin.
adjoining the land, is authorized to
sell, or to rent.
THOMAS T. FAUNTLEROY.
September shit.