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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20
DR.. DYOTTS
INFALLlBLE TOOTH ACHE DROPS.


THE RESTORATIVE DENTIFRIC,
For cleansing, whitening and preserving the
Teeth and Gums.
This valuable preparation possesses the
most salutary virtue in cleansing aRd beauti-
tying the teeth in lie composition it 70
perfectly free from acid or any other pernicioos
property liable to corrode, or in any way
injure the teeth, for which reason is attfiouted
the safety Of rs use, and tbe preference il hes
obtained over other preparations intended for
similar purposes 1t strengthens the gums,
ersdicstes the scurvy, sweeteps the breath.
preserves tie teeth from decsying, and pre-
serves them from aching, and the necessity os
having them drawn, &c.
Since the shove invaluable medicines were
first discovered. upwards of seren h4snGrr6
thousand perSoss have experienced their Lsppy
and sslutary effects, many Of whom from tho
lowest stage of their disorders.
Take notice, th0t each and al Of the above
genuine medGr-s IRE signed on the outside
covers withtbe signature ofthe sole proprIctre
r. W. DTOTT, vi. ID.
GA fresh supply OF The above medicines
Just received add fer sale by WILLIAM
MILLER, Winchester. where pamphlets, con-
tanning certificates OF cures, &c. msy re had
gratis Htrresfer, Ja,y %, le2[
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20

.aessrS. 1AOmaS Il. Hammond; Robert
o. Grnyson; John B.CampbcN. Snrri-
1i"s par'nr IF Potdnd s. Campbell;
James Roberts; .a,erandcr Holiday,
Joha Maciiy and George Orriek,
taie merchants, trading under the
name and firm Of Holiday, .Hacky
d TO. 4; Thomas Roberts and Eron
z. Taylor,
0DLEAsE TO TAKE NOTICE,
Il that on Saturday .hr third day of
November next, betweea sunrise and
cunset, we shall attend at The cflice Of
Lem'I Beat in Winchester fur The pur.
p:se of taking The deposition Of Hec-
'"r Bell, Samuel McCormiek and Mat.
thew Rust, to b offered a, evidence
in suit in The Superior eourt Of Chan
cyry holden al Winchester depending
wherein you are plaintiffs and we are
defendants.
ROBERT G. HITE.
ALFRED POWkLE.
EERGU -ON BELL.
WILLIAM COOKE.
RICH. B. WITH.
Frederick county, Oct. 6th--tdm.
'an,np= Sft-ts
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20

weakness OF joints, sprsins, bruises, al, all
Kinds OF green wounds, The c.sl I, pairs :. the
head, face and body, stiffness in the neck. chill.
blaInS, frozen limbs, exc.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20
DIR. BYOTT'S
PATENT ITCH OINTMENT.

For pleassDtness, SAFETY, expeditior, cas-.
and certainty rs infinitely superior 10 any o,he
n edicine for tie cure oi tia, most disaereea
BILE sno tormen,ing disor Ger, the Itch
Price 30 cents aer 6pr.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20
DR.. DYOTT'S
ANTl.BiLIOUS PILLS,
For the prevention and cure of Bilious and
Malignant Eeyers

ANTl'BlLIOUS PILLS,
For the prevention and cure of Bilious ana
Malignant Fevers.
Price 70 cents-iarge 6orss so cents.
Those Pills, if timely administered, will re.
move the Causes which commonly produce In.
termitteDt Remittent, Bilious and yellow Fe.
vers. Bilious Cholic, Piearisy, Dyseatery.
Worms, Bilious Vomiting, fiAru'ence, Indie
ges,ion, loss OF appetite, Costiveness, Epilep.
TIC Fits, Hypoohondria and Eysfe,ical affeca
tiohs. foul Stomach, Colds and Coughs, Asth,
ma, Scurvy, Strangury, Gravel, Rheumatism
and Govt.
They ale particularly serv iceable in female
disorders, and especially in the removal OF
those obstructiobs which are the great source
OF their complaints at certain periods they
possess this eminent advantage over most pur.
gatives, that while they operate gently, they
produce neither cGstiveBess, debility, moi too
great excitement whenever there is predis.
position to disease arising from marsh ef1lu-
VT, or too copious use of ardent spirits, or
avitiated state state OF the bile, they are sure
to relieve.
They are highly reconme ndsd TO travellers,
by Sea aud land, as they may be made use of
with the utmost safety without change Of diee
or exercise. They Will be found peculiarly
beneficial IN the prevent ion Of disorders incl
dental TO warm chmates;-they deierge and
cleanse viscid humors. open distractions.
promote tue secretion OF good bile, operating
as cathartic aud powerful diuretic and
diaphoretc.
MAHY'S PLASTER CLOTH,
Approved and recommended BY all the most
eminent ply sicisns oil Philadelphia.
This plaster cloth. we'll known in the
United States, and particularly in the city of
Philadelphis, is sovereign remedy against
ulcers, however old and inyeterate; also, can.
GERS, eryspess, wens, Jumps, scrofula, fstula,
white swelling, sore breast, felons, whitlows,
biles, carbuncles, etc. etc. 1t cures sprains,
bruises, pains in The back, swelling and pains
in the joints, scalds, burns, cbilblsin, sore
legs. ard wounds tending to supparstion it
draws csuterised sores or issues very success
fully and without pain ;6issipstes the psin Of
he gou. and rheumatism IN short time {;
as it sof,ens the skin, il is used successfully
for the cure OF corrs on the feet. This
plaster is recommended TO mariners and
others who travel by sea or by land.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-17
SHED WEEKLY,
BY HOOPER WARREN.

Terms ofsn5scribtiOn-S5 perannum, payable
IN odvance. Subscribers who do not comply
with this condition viii be subject to an addi-
tional charge at the rate Is per cent. per an
mum for the time of delay. No paper to be
discontinued (unless at the optonofthe Editor)
until all arrearages shall have been paid.
advertisements, not exceeding a square, will
be inserted for 81 for the first, and SO cents for
each subsequent insertion. Larger advertise
ments in the same proportion.
e. Letters to the Editor must be post paid.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-17

RESOLUTION authorizing the President OF
the United States to cause astronomical OBJ
servations to be made, to ascertain the
Longitude of the Capitol, in the City OF
Washington, from some known meridian in
Europe.
RESOLVED, by the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States
ofAmerica in Congress assembled, That
the President of the United States be
authorized to cause such number OF
astronomical observations to be made,
by methods which may, in his judge
ment, be best adapted to ensure COR
rect determination of the Longitude oI
the Capitol, in the City of Washington,
from Greenwich, or some other known
meridian in Europe, and sha, the data,
with accurate calculations or statements
founded thereon, be laid before Congress
at their next session.
JOHN w. TAYLOR,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
JOHN GAIELARD,
/ President of the Senate, pro ttmpore
Washington, March 8, 1921.
Approved: JAMES MONROE,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-17

AN ACT to amend the act, entitled " An act
to provide for taking the fourth census or
enumeration of the inhabitants of the United
States, and for other purposes"
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives ofthe United States
Of .4merica in Congress assembled,
That, instead of the time prescribed in
the above recited act, in which the mar
s ais and their assistants should perform
the various duties assigned them by the
said act, the same is hereby enlarged 10
the first day of September next.
JOHN w. TAYLOR,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JOHN GAILLARD,
President OF the Senate pro tempore.
Washington, March 3, 1921.
Approved: JAMES MONROE.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-17

AN ACT further to regulate the entry of
merchandise imported into the United
States from any adjacent territory.
Belt enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives ofthe United States
Of america in Congress assembled,
That it shall be the duty of the master
OF any vessel, except registered vessels,
and Of every person having charge OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-25
FEDERAL COURT

WILLIAM BOWLER, free man Of color, Is tie
only prisoner who has YET been tried before the
Court, which commenced its sitting on Tuesday
last, Chief Justice Marshall presioing--Wc detail.
Cd Is case some weeks since. lie was charged
With robbing or procuring 10 be robbed the Post Oh
nee OF this city.Nr. Robt 5tanard, u S. Attorney,
for the Observation-Disclosures. a. Stevenson, W Sci
den, aud John q. Williams, for the Prisoner
The jury returned verdict of gmRy.--Thc pu-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-25
TcoNyr src,rrr

mahHikDl-on Thursday evening the 10th inst. by the
Rev J. Reynolds Dr. MoRDECAI c. BOOTH To Miss ELL
"a NJ DAVIS, of Prospect Hill, niiddlcscx.
FAUNrLEkoY, Esq. OF Wal,han Nd,ile,ex 10 Miss RE-
and Queen county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-25
Union OF THE SUPRTME COURT

We bcspeak the readers attention TO the Series
Of Nos. which we this day commence. 1t is from
pen. which has often shed light over the public
miud.-No subject is more eminentv worthy oi no.
tee and, if the writer were knl Nn, it would be adj
niitted that no ole is more worthy To d it.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-25
ST. AUGTsrINr.

Ettract Of Leier 10 gestien,c, qt this ci'y from
has friend os 81. .4ag0stu,c, d,,.ed -,tw7
An officer oithc U. 5. army arrived here yes
terday, 10 make arrangements vita. The Governor
iorthe surrender of ihis place. But what sppcars
very strange *, that though vessel arrived here
yesterday from the Havana tive DAYS, an; ID ought
one oil the Governors sons, yet he received no dr.
patches FROM the Captain GeaeIai iheic, witliou,
winch he can enter into arrangements Tor the sur
render oi the place"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-25

shci, Of tier Political ascsnaancy. in The
year 1901, are again beginning 10 bos;ir them
selves. The hair of these iederait y s,amp-
sons has again begun To grow, and with it,
their power and their strength. They are
hoping, with great glory, TO bring their
yanquished party oncc more into power
They are boyinS themselves with all
their might, to overthrow the temple of
Degon, and will, at length, fear, com
pietely aNeige themselves, of their politi-
cal adversaries. WOE! be TO the unhappy
Philia,ine.s, who shall be crushed beneath its
fall. ALGEtsNON SIDNEY.
MAY, 1891.
% use this term In it, pePvlpr sers, Shall proba-
bly,, do hereafter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-25
ICOMNiIrEIi.Arrn

lCoMMuEIc ATED!
DIED -On the LIST inst. after long pror,ccd illness
which he bore with Christian iortitue anil patience Doctor
EfAPHRODiTuS LAWSON WARINti, OF N;niox
Bridge, Westmoreand Possessed Of considerable intel
icctal Qualifications improved by liberal eucaiion and
adorned with every Virtue that dignity human nature,
he fulfilled the various duties assigned him Pro, ieice
with oonsccnouSpcss and Diligence lie was an inulgcn,
parent an aeotonate husband, beneficent neigbor and
apious Christian In him society is bright
est ornaments and the Protestant Episcopal Church. Ito
which he Was conscieniiously and de Cry ntache) one
o its most exemplary advocate and members
On Tuesday, the 18th inst after short ndisposiion
inc extreme regret Of numerous and highly respectable
acquanierfce AIRS. VIRGINIA AYhE wife &c s. T. savrt
ESD o BRANDON hi.descx. She efi an afflicted hus-
band, and u numerous family TO daploCe her loss.
II Nosc direct, and therefore -riore certain n-
formation; enables 10 correct the paragraph In
our last, concerning the death of Colonel joins
QUARLEs. lie did not perish suicidr---5ut IN
consequence of a fever with which he was seized
The pecunary embarrassment vote not bis own /;
for he himself died rich He Suffered certain en-.
sagements Of others prey upon his nimd-and
with mind OF peculiar scnsiblitv, bring his ma
lady 10 Il fatal termination, No man has sunk into
the tomb, blessed with purcT heart and swecicr
disposition. than tic lamcnied Qgarlcs.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-30

c.rcling It, ard half ban:asc Of tie sa-s
round the TOP: it is snrmounted by cros.
upon an am.tbys. OF ilnGcnsc value, a. a,
pedesisli
Tie .Spurs--are Of pure gold richly on
bossed. they are the sar,e worn by Wi.
liam The Corquefor. AMI have plain pciD.
instead Of rowels. The Bracelets, suppos,,
also to have been worn by William, Were p,
plain gold, but have been enameIed ior III.
ensuing occasion with tn. Harp, the T1.
tie, the Shamrock and the Rose sIeTn.,s
ly.
The Ssvord. -The Sword OF State
very large two.handed sword wrlh u,h
sCabbsrd Of crimson viewer adorned unt
gold plates of the Royal badges.
The Ring His Moiesiy's Corona,ioo
Ring is OF plain goil, with large ,uby yo!
lei. on which is cuiiously enchased Dian
Cross, or Cross of ST George.
The Salt ceiiar--ls Of pure gold, and i, /
model OF the White Tower of London, r..
four corner towers and the large centre o,,
separately contain salt. There are al,
other smaller Salt cellars of immense vain.
la the House of Commons On Tburt,, I
evening. a long and animated debate to,
place, on Mr.. Curwen's motion Tor les,, II I
bring in bill for The repeal OF the Aerieul
tural Horse Tax. A number of the menb.,
of opposition, and several gentlemen VIA
usually support ministers, spoke 10 .rppot i
of the bill; and the Tax was lett to be d..
Tended in argument by the Chancellor Of II.
Exchequer and Mr.. Huskisson; with III.
qualified aid of Mr.. Barring, who prof4ss
his unwillIngness to concur in meas,
which went to diminish TIE security c I, IA
public cleditor, and to relieve the count,
gentlemen, whose pertinacicus opposition
et onomy and retrenchment rendered then III
wholly undeserving OF the favor. Ona A. q
vision, leave was gran ed by ,aajor; I'll
l4l TO ll3. The Chancellor OF the Elcbe. b
quer, however, significantly observed. th,t9
he did not consider the division OF Thursd,yf
night as decisive oil the success OF the reptsll
The bill has since been read second bmd
but the debate upon i. was 10 lake Place d
its commit!al. N
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-30

,,assaec of the Entero, which had heen
obstructed by the enemy TO prevent their
movements In that quarter; and that In
consequence of this event they have taken
glorious and happy possession of the la
coon of Carthagena, whereby the city re
mains deprived of its fishery, of the prov'-
sions with which it otherwise could have
been supplied by the towns situated IN
that direction, and lastly. OF the possiblil-
ty of sending out forces through that
channel The same being announced to
the public by order of I'll. E. the general
in chief. go,
Head quarters, Soleda1, 10th May, 1921
LUIS FRANCISCO DE RICUA.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-30
Fredericktoun, (Md.) July 3

EXTRAORDINARY FbooD'
ONLY a few weeks have elapsed since
we had to record the devastatations ofthe
MIGHTY flood" But that was but rip
bling stream to what was experienced by
the inha bitants of this town and nelghbor-
hood on Monday night last. During the
day an immense body OF water had fallen.
About dusk the town creek began TO
swell, and in short time a torrent OF
water rushed from the mountains with
such irresistible force, as totear up pave
ments, sweep away fences; bridges, stone
walls. &c. The meadows were complete
" inundated, and the first floors oil the
houses in the vicinity were covered with
water. With such rapidity did the water
rise. that some families residing near
Bentz Town bridge, were surrounded be-
fore they could make their escape. A
hack, owned by MIR. Perry. employed to
assist them, while waiting at Mir. Spring
er's door, was precipitated into an adJoin-
ing lot, where it lodged. The darkness
of the night made it impossible to render
any assistance, or even to ascertain the
fate of the driver. About one o'clock
however. (the water having considerably
subsided) it was discovered that ne was
securely perched on willow tree, having
been most fortunately thrown against 1t.
The horses were drowned, and were
found with the hack yes erday morning
lying in the lot. The foot bridge at Mr..
Nantes tan yard was swept in body
against the bridge in Market street. and
so completely damned up the current as
to throw the water nearly up to Patrick
street, filling the cellars, clearing the fen
ces, and doing other considerable damage
in its course Several sick persons re
siding Immediately adjoining Market
street bridge, had to be removed in their
beds, the persons who carried them hav-
ing to wade a considerable depth to relieve
them.
The loss sustained on this occasion is
great. Three or four tan yards were
laid entirely under water, and the leath-
er, &c. either swept away OF much DANA
ged.
So great flood has rot occurred in this
place within the recollection of the oldest
inhabitants. Pol Examiner.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-30
From The ". Y Dn,In 9Jre,,,.,

from Me ". I. lazy .7dverti,sr.
Poiice.--Tbe police Of our city, last Fl
day night commenced on the execution Of
new and decisive principle of procedure
relation to abandoned houses. Hitherto
when laboring to the same purpose The
hare confined the exercise of their discrs
tIonary powers Of arrest, when Discovering
prohIga!e collection OF men and women ir|
house, to The seizure of the latter. TIL
they now conceive was not striking sloge
er al lhe roots, and they have commena
taking up men as we'll as women in 81
circumstances. On the Fight mention
accordingly, one Of the police mag;sJa
with levy OF officers, went al a late bcuI
a house distance up Broadway, near Lo,
lane, and seized iudiscriminately on
company assembled, and committed ll:.a /
to the watch-house. The next morning IA
great dody OF them were discharged, az
only such put under recognizance as ir d;
their known and habitual proAlgscy itm
judged necessary 10 proceed with in I'D /
manner. One married man was among ta
rest held under recognizance; and one ulsI =
RED woman, personally known 10 the N y
Istrate, fled through the window when q
entered the house. The place Of the Sc 3
ure was house to which they had rescr *
alter being routed from divers other pa i
by the police; and was calculated anG
signed, not more for those already deprsra VI
than for The internal purpose of ruin 10 i'1gs
vlduals OF the sex yet virtuons. Il ss'lf8
nshed with taste and elegance, resound' 4
with music, and was supplied with whateTI
luHuries are found or expected at iasbOl
bic assembly. Hi,her young women Of VIZ.
tucus manners and education were entlf
under the ordinary form OF an invitation
ball, and when there every art prac!lsed q
destroy them.
No means are to be spared against sue a
hot bed OF depravity; and the police bl
resolved to publish names. in addl'Icn \
taking up and binding over. if that me'sTs I
must be necessary. For some time tug
been notion, which prevails no more, U
as every thing could not be done, 10
should be attempted, and the species Z
pravity in view spread rapidly over lts ~
Riots, and nothing short of some such
RACES, presented sufficient excitemet
awaken the interference Of the conserfIiI sts]]
authority Of the police. Si
His Catholic Majesty has refused to 50 ga
ton the late Decree of the Corle: rIa{Si
to Patriotic Societies: and consequently Ei',
law Of the sed Oct. last, sg'F|
such Societies, continues in force. I
The interest of the Dutch debt, iron II 4
September last, EDWARDS, are to be pau
The Spanish government. va
The Cor,es have agreed 20 abolish Y &
norial Rights. 81
government monopoly Of tobacco, Will
he old system, was TO take place IN SFG
.iter the Isl Juiy, 1891. ~
The General Direction of the Po'0
Naples have declared Gen. Rossaroil 2
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-30
AMERICAN GRASS BoNNETs.

II is with no ordinary degree of pride as
well as pleasure, that we have recently learn
Ell, that the British Society of Arts IN Lon
don have awarded to Miss Sophia Wood.
house OF Welhersheld in this State, premi-
pm OF 20 guineas equal 10 SO dollars SO cts.
together with the silver medal OF the society
tor The elegant specimen OF grass bonnet made
by her, aud exhibited in tins City, at the
Catie Show, and Exhibition of domestic
manufactures, in October last.
Conaeci,cW Mirror.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-30

Let them be peaceably transferred 10 his ma
tive country, and receive those honors which
that country is in honor bound to pay 10 the
unfortunate victim o. its own policy.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-30

Ii was stated in late debate in the Bril-
fish House OF Commons, by Mr.. Ware, on
the question of granting 10000. awarded
for the capture of Portuguese slaue ships by
British traders, that the abolition was rather
retrogsding than advancing.
Mr.. Bernai also complained in the strong.
est terms Of The scandalsus manner in which
the slave trade was now carried on by TO-
reign powers, in open violation Of existing
,reaties-although the gross sum Of 400, OOOI.
had been paid to Spain, as an inducement
to abandon that odous traffic. and notwilh-
SANDING the annual expenditure and awards
oil the mixed commission, there were still
no symptoms that the Kings Of the Neither
lands, nf Spain and Portugal, meant to ex-
tend to this country the hand of good fellow
ship, or to cooperate, as their treaties pledg-
ed then to do, in promoting the general abo-
lition. He would say nothing of France and
.amer,ca-but he must add, that the whole
conduct of the powers who stood pledged to
abolish the slave trade, imperatively called
upon this government to interfere and press
them to fulfil their engagements.
Sir |. Coffin was of opinion, that nothing
but declaration of War against every pow
er who continued the trade could put stop
to it.
The next vote was Cor The sum of 22, 444l.
for the civil establishment at Sierre Leone,
which wac taken and carried.
|, is confidently said that Mr. Canning is
about to return 10 the Ministry either as first
Lord OF the Admiralty, or as secretary of the
Home Department.
Dr.. Home has been elected to the chair of
Professor OF Physic in the University Of Ed
iuburs, vacant by tue death o! Or. Gregory.
The numbers were-For Or. Home, H.
For DR.. Allison 9.-Majority 8.
THEATRICAL.
Two new and very successful pieces have
been recently brought out at the Surry
Theatre in London; the one buretta, call
ed .hosoary, or tie secret Disclosed; and
the other enulled tue Hag Of Poland.
In the space of ten years 1865 deaths oc
cured from Hydrophobia in the Prussian
6ominious.
Il is said that III Queen Of Spain intends
10 proceed immediately on pilgrimage to
Jerusalem