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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10
August fO--C. NJ.
Virginia to wit Z:

virginia tQ wit:
at Rates holden an the clerks OGce of
the Superior court Of chancery for
the WtncheSfcr DiStriC! the first Mon
day In August 1922.
David TicEiBnl administrator of Sc
rsh Rayan deed plaintiff.
against
James Williams and Adam Crosse Ex-
ecutors Of James Rayan deed. ard the
heirs Of the said James Rayan deed.
Defendants.
z SHE Defendants Timothy Corn &
Q Nancy his wife, Thomns Hasks
and Elizabeth his wife, George LING &
Sarah his wife, jane DuIohon. james
Baiiy and Alice his wife, Elton Thomp-
son & CathaGine his wife. John RIA. an.
Efsey Rayan, Daniel Dclnhon, Polly
Dolohon & Rebecea DoIohou not hav-
ing entered their appearance aud Civ.
en- security according to the act of AS
sembiy andthe Rules of thi sCourt, and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that they are not inhabitants Of this
country: II as ordered, That The said
defendants do appear here on the first
day of the next term and answer the
bill of the Plaintill; and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in Win.
chester, for two months SUCCESSFULLY
aud posted at the front door Of the
Court House in the said towa of Win.
chester.
A Copy-Testa,
DARRELL LEE. @. G. c.
q
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10
Virginia to wit ::
August t0-C.

1T Rules hoL6en an tie Clerks Office off6e
Superior Court Of Choacerg for The TTits
chester hsyfrSt Monday in august, 1879.
Carter Beverly Plaiot;G,
against
Richard Bland Lee, Waiter Jones,
Edmund I Lee, Richard Smith and
John Hopkins Defendants
THE Defendants, except Hopkins,
not having entered their appearances
& given security according TO The Aee
af Assembly and the Rules Of this
Court, aod i, appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that they are MT inhabitants
Of this country: 1t as ordered, That
the said Defendants DO Fppear here ON
the frat day Of the beS, term and an
swer The bill Of The plaintiffs; and that
a copy Of this order he forthwith inser-
ted in some newspaper published i'm
Winehester, FOR two months Success
lively and posted at the front door OF
the Court House in the said town OF
Winchester.
4 COPY-TESTE,
DANIEL. LEE, G.
,9ur--fO-U.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10
FOR SALE.

TIME Subscriber wishes to sell
4 Weaver Loom and TuckIings for
Double and Figured work: there is eve-
ry thing complete TO the Loom with
Drafts aud cordases, Colorins Receipts
and half of the ColouriDg tools for Blue
Dying, For terms apply to
JOHN DUUGHERTY.
Harrisonburg, August fo-3t.
N. B. If the above il not sold befera
September Court, the property viii! be
offered al Public SAILS on 'hs. tay.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10
Virginia to wit:
Ausust1o-M.

Virginia to wit:
AT Rules holden IN the Clerks Office
Of the Superior court Of CitanCcry
for the ~ lncheStsr District the first
monday IN Aug1iSt; 1892.
Robert Worthington aud John Rich
aIdson, Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Ann Pags, Thomas Swami and Edmund
/. lee Defendants.
THE Defendants, Thomas Swami aud
Edmund !. Lee, not having entered
their appearance and given security
according 10 The act Of Assembly and
the Rules Of Ibis Court, and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence, that they
are not inhabitants Of this country! IL
is ordered, That the said Defendants
do appear here on Tho first day of mex,
term and answer tire bill of the plaiu>
tiifs; and that copy Of ibis order be-
forthwith inserted in sumo newspaper
published in Winchester, for two
months sGeeessivslY and posted at the
front dogr Of the Court House in the
said town Of Winchester.
A COPY-TEST,
DANIEL LEE. g. C, e.
hu-uef fQ--I'
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10
Virginia to wit /:
A Copy-'Festn,
DAFtIEL LEE @. G. C
August 1O-N.

SOtAAhNS ~ VIZ
.at Rules holden in the Superior court
Of chaneery for the Winchester Dis
trict the first Monday IN august,
1872.
William holland and William Chiffon
plaintiffs,
against
William II. Lane, Thomas p. Beatty,
Christopher Neale and Robert I Tai.
lOr Defendants
THE Defendants Christopher Neale
and Robert l. Taylor not having en-
tered their appearance and given Sc.
curity according TO the Act OF Assem-
bly, and the Rules Of this Courts and
IT appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that they are not inhabitants Of this
country: lis ordered, That the said
Defendants do appear here on the first
day OF next term and answer the bill Of
the plaintiffs and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in Winchester,
for two months successfully aud pOst.
ed at the front door Of The Court House
IA the said town of Winchester.
A ESTE,
DANIEL LEE, @. o. q.
August 1O-C.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10
z II . S II T. G. TU S.
OF II NEIp, IVORK.

PRESIDENTS SPEECHES, &c.
The subscriber proposes to publish, in the
course of the present year.
VOLUME; TO CONTAIN
|. The Declaration OF Independence.
2. The Act of Confederation.
3. The Constitution of the United States
4. The Inaugural Addresses and Public
Speeches of the Presidents Of the United
States, from the commencement Of the
present Government up TO this time.
5. The Farewell Address Of President Wash
ingtoD.
8. And the Messages of the several Pres-
dents Of the United States to Congress, for
the same period:
With large and elegant Portraits, To
be engraved expressly for the pur
pose, of the Presidents WASHING
TON. ADAMS, JEFFERSON, MAD1soN
and MoNRoE.
To be accompanied by copinus notes,
illustrative of the principles, motives
aud results, OF these interesting Do
cuments.
TO BE EDITED FOR TUE PUBLISHER,
BY j. b COLVIN.
AS the mere designation Of the in
tended contents of the work sufficiently
explains its object, it is not deemed re-
guisite TO eularg, upon the utility of
such publication, farther than to
say, that those persoas in the United
States who are DESTROYS of being we'll
acquainted with the political and iegis-
iative History of their country, cannot,
for that purpose, procure Book of
greater utility, or more instructive
than the one proposed.
CONDITIONS.
/. The volume will contain between
and 700 pages octave, printei,on
good paper, with new aud handsome
type.
ii. The price to subscribers will be
S3 so, 10 boards, or 81 bound; pay
able on delivery.
III. The work will be put to press as
soon as a snfiicinnt number Of sub
scribers have been obtained, to JUS
tity the pecuniary expenditure ne
eessary to its publication.
vi. Persons who procure ten subscri-
bers, aud become responsible for
them, will be entitled to the eleventh
copy.
J. A BINGHAM.
Rockville, Md August 10.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10
FOR RENT.

THE House aud Int in the town Of
Front Royal lately occupied by James
Doo'ey deed. the property of Mrs Ar
theIia Muliin; possession can be had
immediately.
ALSO two other houses and lots in
said Town, my own property; one of
them now undergoing repairs. the 9TH
er at present occupied by David Kei.
Ter. Possession If either of the two
last can be had in October next. APP
ply TO
WILLIAM LANE.
Front Royal, AugustfO.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10
PUBLIC SHE.

II ME Subsc-ibers being duly autho.
b ised by the DistribU tees Of the
!are Charles Graves, do dispose of eer-
tain Lands, of which he said Graves
died possessed, will offer for sale. on
Saturday the 3tst OF August, (iust.
ontie premises, respectively. viz. Lot
ct leased LAND for thren lives, now
in the possession Of John Graves, con-
tanning
One Hundred Acres.
The improvements consist of a Log
House, Meat House, Kitchen. Corn
House, and two small Orchards of good
fruit-about Sixty Acres cleared, lying
on the Shenandoah River
HNo7HER LEASED LOT. coNTAIHIYc
One Hundred Acres,
adjoining the above. nbnut sixty Acres
OF which are also cleared.-This place
Is remarkable far having on II n vaiua-
Bile Fishing Spring, from which large
quantity al Fish can. in the proper sea-
sons. be taken---aiso n small Orchard.
ANOTHER Lo4 CONTAINING
Seventy Two Acres,
huJoibinS E'iZu6-th graves, about g
Acres Of which are cieared-this tract
has on il small Cabin.
Another Tract, containing 200 and
some Acres adjoining the Windmill
Fract, M the north aide of the Blue
Ridge.-The improvements consist of
Dwelling House, Kitchen, Corn
House, Stables, &c and 100 bearing
Apple Trees--upwards afio Acres Of
this Tract are cleared. The Land is
well adapted TO the culture Of Corn,
Wheat, Rye aud Oats. The terms will
b. made known on the day of sale.
which viii! commence af Ten o'clock at
the dwelling Of the subscriber, John
Graves.
ELIZABETH GRAVES.
JOHN GRAVES,
August f0--3 ADMINISTRATORS
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10

A German priest walking in procession, at the
bead of his parishioners over cultivated fields
IN otder 70 procure q blessing on their future
crops, when he c-me 70 those of unpromising
appearance, would pass on saying, here prayers
and singinF VIII avail nothing-this must
hay m .f,,,-e'
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10
HOW TO Roll POTATOES.

The most simple, and perhaps the most
wholesome wav to boil potatoes. is an untinned
iron pot, or saucepan. When boiled, pour off
the water, and let them continue over gentle
fire the heat of the iron will cause the moIs-
cure TO evaporate. and dry the pc: stnes fit for
the table, Philips History of Vegetables.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10
SALT, sc.

VENHE Subscriber has forsale Ground
q Allum, Turks Island, ST., Ubes,
aud Liverpool blown Salt, in sacks,
which he will sell on accommodating
terms. also general assortment of
groceries. Orders from the country
Puuctually attended to.
GEORGE COLEMAN.
Alcxand ria, August tO.--i.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10

An Irish wit, who was stin ted by his ply.
stefan toa pint of wine, being reproac he'd
with drinking four bottles of clsrst, and bid
TO stick to his allowance, replied, 6 So do
my pint Of Madeira IS my salary, and the
Test is my perQuisite"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10

DOCTOR ROBERT b. PAGE,
As resumed the practice Of medi-
"A 4 cine: he resides on his Farm, ads
joining that Of his father, Mr.. john
Page. of Page Brook.
August AT
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10

The following toast was not drunk in Phil
adslphis. but it was drunk at bennington,
n. j. Dem. Press
The merit President Calhoun, Crawford,
Clinton, Clay What q G. of troubles
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10
Virginia to zCit

.a' RuleS holden in tie CLERKS Office
OF the Superior court of chancerg for
the Winchester District the first
.honday in august 1922.
Joha T'rannon and Eliz beth his wife.
late Elisabeth Sullivan, Administra-
trix of Murto Sullivan. deed. and
John Lewis Sullivan, heir of said
deed. Plaintiffs
.4gains',
William Herbert. Admini.trator Of
Ferdinando Fairfax deed. and Catha-
noe Mieswanger. Defendanfs.
The Defendant William Herbert,
Administrators of Ferdinando Fairfax
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10
Virginia TO wit. :

NV"'' Wv t'tt fi'oG
dayin August 1922.
Adam HambouSh, and Spencer Lehue'
Plaintiffs,
against
John Roberts, and David II. Allen
Defendants.
THE Defendant John Roberts not
having entered his appearance and Civ.
ca security according 20 the Act Of As
senbly and the Rules of this Court,
and 1t appearing by satisfactory eyi.
denee, that he is moi an inhabitant Of
this country: IL is ordered, That the
said Defendant do appear here on The
first day of the next term end ans
swer uhU bill Of the plaintiffs, and that
a copy OF this order be forthwith inser-
ted III some newspaper published in
Win chester, for lwo months success
isely and posted al the front door of
the Court House in the said town of
Winchester.
a COPY-TESTE,
DANIEL LEE, c. CSC
August O-M.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10
Virginia to wit :
August fo-3t.

Virginia to wit:
At Rules holden in tic Clerks Office of
the Superior Court Of Citancery for
the Winchester district The first zion
day in .9ugmSt 1929.
Joseph Cavius, Plaintiff,
against
lanes McGea,h. Defendant.
THE Defendant not having entered
his aPpearanee and given security ac-
c0rdins 10 The Act of Assembly and
the Rules III 'his Court, and it appear
ing hy satisfactory evidence, tha, he is
not An iuhabitans OF this country in
ordered. That the said Defendants =.
appear here on the first day of tb,
tenn and answer The bill Of the
tilt; aad that a copy of this or
forthwith inserted in some news
published in Winchester, for nj
suceessiveIy and posted at the
door OF the Court House in tie
town OF Winchester.
A Copy-Teste
Aug.to.-DANlEL LEE, C. C.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10
Advertisement.

MILL be offered at public Sale, on
w the premises, near Berry's Fer
ry, on the fifteenth day Of September
next, If fair, if not, the next fair day,
that valuable property, consisting Of
1t5 Acres of Land,
about one half cleared, and under cul i.
tivation. with a god GRIST MILL,
and D1STILLERY, calculated for ma
king "a barrel Of whiskey per day; the
water attached to the DistiIlery, is al
lowed by all who know il TO be of the
best auality.-There is good log
dwelling house and kitchen adjoining,
with 3 fire places, distiIlers house,
and Kitchen, with stone chimney
Millers house. w hiskey house, Smoke
house, &c. Also will be offered for
sales, Cattle. Sheep, Hogs, Wuggon &
Team, farming utensils, &c. The
terms will De made known on the day
of sale.
EDWARD TURNER.
August fo-3l.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10

A female mulatto child, about two
or three days old, was left, on Friday
night last. near the dwelling Of Mrs.
Insraham, in this county. No dis.
cnvery has yet been made Of the mo-
Their. Ibid.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10

John w. Bronough, fts
and George Gather, -
THE Defendants not having a.! (
their appearance and given seenris2=
according TO the Act of Assembly and
the Rules Of Ibis Court, and IL spppaF-
Ing by sati.fac;"ry evidence, that lhey
are not inhabitants of this country: IL
is ordered, That The said Defendants
do appear here on the fir.i ia, of the
next term and answer the bill Of this
plaintiff; aad that a copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some Hewxpa.
per published in Winchester, for two
mouths excessively, and posted at tho
front door Of the Conrt House in the
said tc~n of. Winchester
A Copy, -Teste,
DANIEL LEE, O. c. C.
August tO-C.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10

- Sir Walter Scot intends to visit Ireland in
the course OF the present summer. Rumour
says he purposes collecting materials in that
country for writing series of novels, founded
on the ancient history and records OF Ire
isnd.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10

NJ. S'Dufiie has 50 Ear recovered from hi s
wounds as to be able to RI" out. and may
he considered out of all sse,..V, H@ arrived
at the Planters Hotel in Augusta ON Satar-
day last.-f Georgian. 2lst. ut.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10

letter received at Ncw.York from Rio
.laneiro. ofthe 17'h June, states, that dip
tomato agents have beer. nominated by tie
government, there, and are to be di-
apa;ched 10 England and the United States"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10

dnotLer horri,I piracy.-Captain Fi'z. of
the schooner Olive. srrived at New. York,
from the Bahamas informs, that about the
middle of June the wreckers had fallen in
with shin ashore, to windward Of Rum Key,
the crero Of zuhich had been cut to pieces, and
mere found hanging IN the rigging. The
wreckers nd also picked up brig NJ sea, near
the same place. entirely deserted, supposed
TO have been robbed by the pirates.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-24
Baltimore, dug. 90.
FROM RIO JANEIRO.

The brig Homer, Capt James Phillips,
Jun. arrived here yesterday, in forty days,
from Rio Jsneiro, which place she lett on
the 10th July Captain Phillips informs
Us, that an expedition consisting OF two
frieates, the Union and the Royal Caro-
line, three -sloops Of war and two gun briggs
had been fitted out at Rio and were on the
point Of sailing against Bahia, where ge
neral Madeira with about 5000 or $500
Portuguese troops were stationed. 1t was
expected with this force to blockade the
port of Bahia until sufficient number OF
troops could be marched by land from
Pernambuco to attack the Portuguese
troops.
Two vessels arrived at Rio from France
laden with -four, and another from the
same place was daily looked for, which in
addition TO several expected from England
with tull cargoes tended to depress the
sales OF -four considerably.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-24
FORGERY.

On Saturday, boy presented check
for fifty odd dollars at the Philadelphia
Bank. The Teller saw at once it was a
forgery. He asked the boy where he got
1t, The boy said from man in Chestnut
street who desired me 10 bring him the
money in this piece of paper and be would
give me eleven peace" The Teller in
stantly put something into the paper, gave
il to the boy and took the check. The
boy walked down Chestnut street some
distance when man spoke TO him. the boy
gave him the paper and instantly the 'Por
ter oc the Bank, who had, by the Teller,
been sent to watch the boy, took the man
into custody He was taken before Al
derman Barker and July committed for
trial. This business was very adroitly
managed by the Teller.
fDem. Press.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-24
ROGUE CAUGHT,

A yellow man entered the warehouse OF
Mr.. John Difenderffer, on Nc Elderly
wharf, on Monday night, some time after
10 o clock. 1t appears that he placed a
plank against part OF one of the burnt
buildings in he rear of the warehouse from
which he assembled shed and gained the
third story window and descended to the
frs, floor. He broke open large mahog'
any desk, rit1ed the drawer in the counter
of abou, lie dollars, and then proceeded to
break open FIRE proof iron closet in the
wall. The noise made in this attempt
attracted the watchman, who prudently
collected several others whom he stationed
around the premises until he informed Mr..
Difenderffer. who came immediately, and
on searching (,he fellow finding be had no
opportunity OF escape; went into the gar
ret. where they found him lying on his
face apparently asleep. He was secured
ir Jail.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-24

Dohrman, on her return from her third trip
this season 10 Fort Sn h; she left the tori
on the Monday evening previous, and
started from here on Friday mor0ing last,
tor SteubenyilIe, Ohio. -.
Governor Miller came passenger 10 the
s.eam boat as far as cambridge, MAJ. A
r. WoolIey and Capt Nathaniel Young.
OF the United States army, also came pas,
sengers; they are OH their way to the At
lantic states. -,
The effective force at fort Smith a.
mounts to about 995 rank and file, and at
the time The above gentlemen left there.
the troops we're in good health, No deaths
have occurred since about the time OF their
arrival, when 8 or died from dis
eases contracted before their arrival in the
territory. The corps at the Tor. .; were
very promising, anu they were plentltully
variety for culinary pur oses. all OF which
are cultivated by he soldiers.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-24
FROM ST. SALVADOR.

A letter was received 10 Salem from ST
Salvador, dated the Gath of June, which
states, that the enmity which prevails be-
tween the European aud Brazilian Por
tuguese at that place, was expected to
soon break out in open hostiites; that
scarcely night passes without murders
and rnbberies being committed. len
Brazilians were murdered in one night -
BUSINESS is said to be unconmonly dull
throughout the Brazils. A postscript to
the letter mentions. that news had just
been received that Pernambuco had de.
clared for the prince, and thrown off the
woke of the parent country.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-24
Boston, IduSatSt ~
COMMERCIAL LAWS.

A gentleman of this city has received
copies of all the Commercial Acts lately
passed by the British Parliament-a1d an
enumeration of the laws and parts OF laws,
repealed. By the following section il ap-
pears the colonial ports are now open, as
this act was to 60 into immediate opera
ton.
"And whereas it is the intention and
meaning of this act that the privileges
hereby granted to foreign ships and YES.
sells shall be confined 10 the ships and yes
sells OF such countries only as give the like
privileges 10 British ships and vessels in
their ports in America and the West In
dies; be it therefore enacted, that il shall
be Law ful for bis Majesty, his heirs and
successors by order in council from time 10
time, when and as often as the same shall
be Judged expedient. to prohibit trade and
intercourse under the authority OF this act,
with any country or island in America or
the West Indies, if it shall appear to his
Majesty that the privileges granted by this
act to foreign ships and vessels are not al
lowed to British ships and vessels trading
to and from any such country or island un-
der the provisions of this act and in case
such order of his Majesty in council shall
be issued, then during the time that such
order in council shall be in force, none of
the PROVISIONS ofthis act, either as respects
tie laws herein repealed, or TO any other
provisions of this act, shall apply or be Ia
ken to apply to any country or state, the
trade with which, under the provisions Of
this act. shall be prohibited by any such
order of his Majesty in council; and il any
goods whatever shall be imported from or
shipped for the purpose of being exported
TO any such country or island in America
or the West Indies, in any foreign ship or
vessel. after trade and intercourse there.
with shall have been prohibited by any
such order Of his Majesty in council. is
sued under the authority Of this act, all
such goods, together with the ship or YES.
sci in which the same shall have been i'm
ported, or in which the same shall have
been shipped for the puspose Of being ex-
ported as aforesaid, shall be forfeited, &C."