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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-15
BOOTS AND SHOES.
MAS 5USY REeEIVsD

THE s,bscribcrs respectfully inform their friends
: sndthc pubic. that they have this day reGeV
eS Gom Boston complete assortment OF
BOOTS hNb SHOES.
AMONG yhicb are--ladies' morocco oud kid shoes,
of the Ups fashionable psterns Also, one case Of
Dennar satin shoes Of difFeren; ooors and of asu.
perior Valily. Also large assortment OF misses
and ch,irens morocco boots and shoes, of all CO..
ors dos qusnti,y of ladiss's walking shoes Of diff
forent qahties, some Ms low as s. per pair
fsofonstanty on hand-gen ntlemen's calf
ssia Bo,s and shoes, warranted rood-tosethe:
with yoah's snd boys OF all descrin,ions-an6 q
srie,v others. such as are usually called for in
be Ste--sii of which he will sel as low as can
be purchased in Newport, Of the same quality
Those hshrE to purchase are requested to call
aIi s,c or Themselves. at
No. 95, TbGmes.sfrest, ond
l. , eorner ct Market. Square.
IN. 2. The subscriber continues the nanufac,ur.
iE ofIAdiss' end Gentle mems Boots and Shoes, Of
pod stock and substsn,iai work.
T. BENJAMIN MARSH, Jun. & Co.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-15

No !, Custom House Court, and No. lIo,
THAMES -Strtet.
Bsgs leave 70 inform his <ritnds and Gus.
1cmers,
THAT he IA. taken the store neat below
l. his old stand, where he ha. JUS, opened
a complcfc assortment: Of DRY GOODS,
rnoig which s'e, some superb French and
English nrosdclo,hs aud Csssimeres.
However, he he. too great variety 90 par
ticulstzc and viii sell very iog Tor Casa.
This day he viii open some handsome, Pa
per HaDgings. April ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-15
NOTICE.

pROrOSALS in writing will be received
uotii the hrs, Of June next for supplying
WooD tor the csc OF the Troops o. Fort
" oico,., and such other Forts m the hsrbor
ol Newport, X. |. as the commanding uficer
Ihefe If may direct, not exces d,ns in the
whole 'wo hundred and Fifty eords-,he de-.
livery to commence as soon a. practicable, af.
Ter the contract is made, and 10 be comple.
red by is, Nov~next: the whole to be sound,
IpetchsntabIe Oak Wood, and TO measure
ooe huodred and twenty-eight cubic feet to
the cord. The proposals for the same mus,
inciude all expenses; the contractor to be
paid on producing the certificate Of the Com.
maDdioe Oihcer, or acting Qlartsr. Master Of
the post, stating the number Of cords receiy.
ed. Bond will be required for the faithful
performance Of the coDu act, supported by
two good and sufFi :isn, sure,ies. The pro-
poss's must be under seal, and have endorsed
;hereon, PrOh0sois I,y SUPPLYING Wood.
&. BENDER, Assistant
Quarter Mister.
EeuYort, May 6, 1892. mis-.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-15

LIST or LETTERS,
Remaining in tie Post Office, May 8.
Armstrong George Pierce Samuel
Arnold George Col. Perry Raymond
Austin job Perry James
Alexander Mackintosii Potter Ca,hsrine {.
Bucktnss,er Martha Palmer Gideon
Biven RAY Peckhsm Daniel
Bsrsarte John Read Eliza
Brownlow John Robinson Jlrc
Benson Phebe Mrs Russell Alice
Barker Joshua jun. Rogers WIN.
Baker sterry Smith Jacob Capt.
Bliss u Ebepezey Sherman lanes
Bush Sally Mrs. Stanly w VIM.
Birmingham Thomas Sheffield Mary
Burdick Isaiah 2. Southwick ID VIM.
Cornell, Beni. c. Sissoc Catharine 2
Clarke Elizabeth Sloc'in Fitzgerald
Chase Gilbert Smith A.
Callaghsd Timothy s. Tew Mary ,,,
Cutter Thomas Thompson john
Clarke Charlotte Taylor Nicholas
Casey Margaret Tayer Benjamin
Chadwick Marcy Vaughn Samuel
Cbalrrer Charles g. Vernon w. William
Cbaloner John West Richard Capt
Ediy Mchgc' 2. Weeden s John
Eidg.cSe Maria Eeeden Cath hsrinc
Greene A. James Weeden Scyn,his
Clifford Russell Wanton pebe
Sardner s s,... Poy,smoath,
Hun, .S,r.b Amy Isaac
Hanna Mrs p. Anthony Philip
Henson Cs,b,r;ne Greenhal Lewis
Howard Jesse E,q. "eeoen holden
Hadley Esther 0ltddtiozvr.
Hoxse Gideon Angel William
Huntington w Sarah Chase Mary
JacGuays Nathan Hal Potter c..
Landers Abby Manchester Giles
Martin Roseauss Peckhsm Alanson
Moore s. VIM Nightmsn Oliver
Marshall Ann Jamestow1.
OBrien John Carr Joseph
Orne Michael E,dred John g
overing q Richard Hopkins Oliver
Il. B. MUMFORD, Pot Mas'er.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-15
TAMAiANY SOCIETY.
OR COLU MBIAN ORDER.

TAMMANY SOCIETY,
OR COLU MBIAN ORDER.
In GGj oErTsG uzsr'irs
THE Members oi ! ammany Society,
l. or Columbian Order, are requested 10 meet in
III, Room under the Republican rrinting-t tce, OF
MONDAY evening. May 20. for the transaction 81
important business. A general and punctusi at
tendance is requested. May Is.
State Of Rhode Island and Providence
Plantations.
In General .fssenby, Nay Session, 1921.
IIPoS the petition Of LIwIs KISyos. Of Rich.
~ mond. in the county Of Washington, Clotbier,
praying, for certain reasoLs therein stated, that the
operation OF OF this state, entitled car act to
regulate the fishing in pawcatuck river" be suspen.
ded, TO his establishment. until the other mill
dams, below him, on said river, opened accord
ing to the provision of said act
PoseG Gtd rtsoired. That the said petition be. and
the same is hereby received and referred The next
session Of this Assembly and that this vote be pub
shed IN one Of the Newport papers, for three weeks
before the said next session and that until the trial
OF the merits OF said penion the opera ION Of said
act, as tie respects his mill dsn be suspended
II true eopy-G ifneo,
HENRY BOWEN. Stere.a-e.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-15
tAtnn IiANUiNOo.

Ihfhn UhNOiNOo.
A great variety OF new and fashionable
4 n patterns OF elegant and of lov priced pa.
PER HAkG1SGs, for rooms and window curtains
are Just received foe sale at the Book and Hs, store
by GsoacE wAEToS. agent To 4. BaihaSsy The
assortment viii be Consistently increased by new and
hsndsome figures. from fsv. Yors and Boston, and
wL BE- sold cheap. tprii -.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-06-08

persons then settled, who should apply
before the LIST day of September, 1917; ;
and in 1917, W hen the same section was
continued open to the settlers, ill the 4th
day of March 1915" But, here, sir, said
MIR. E. the gentleman labors under a
great mistake. In neither of these laws
is the section referred to re-enacted.
They provide temporarily for settlers
only, and extend to them all the rights,
privileges, or benefits, that had been, or
were intended to be, granted to others in
the like situation. The proyiso in
these laws is in the following words, viz :
" That in all cases where the tract of land
applied for includes either lead mine
or salt spring, no permission to work
the same shall be granted without The
appreciation of the President OF the Unit
ted States" But that part ofthe section,
in the law of 1907 which confers upon
the President the power of leasing lead
mines and salt springs, is not re-enacted,
doubtless, because ii was not Intended
to be temporary, or to apply exclusively
to the settlers, as the gentleman suppo-
ses. Here Mr.. Edwards, at the sugges,
ton of Mr.. King, of York, gave
way for motion to lay the resolution OH
the table
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-06-08

President may direct; the debts due and
Owing shall be collected under his or
ders; and all the money received from
these sources, and all that shall be re-
ceived from the Superintendent OF Indian
trade, and from the factors, and sub-tac-
tors, shall be paid over, as fast as recciv-
ed, into the Treasury OF the United
States: Provided, That such sums may
be retained and applied, under the orders
of the President of the United States, as
may be necessary to deFray the expenses
of carrying this act into effect.
Sec 4. Ind be it further enacted,
That, as soon as may be, after the com
mencement of the next session of Con-
gress. the President of the United States
shall communicate to Congress the man
ner in which he shall have caused this
act 10 be executed, shelving the amount
Of moneys, furs, peltries, and other ef-
fects, and the amount and description OF
goods, wares, aud merchandise, and the
actual cash value thereof, received from
the Superintendent of Indian Trade, and
each of the factors and sub factors, un-
der the provisions of this act.
Washington, May 6, 1922
Approved: JAMES MONROE.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-06-08
FROM THE COLOMBIAN REPUBLIC.
NEW YORK, MAY IA.

NEW-YORk, MAY IL.
We are indebted to Capt. Williams,
arrived yesterday from Maracabo, for a
regular file o! papers TO the l4th uIt. in
elusive, as also for some verbal ntelli-
gence. The Presidents Message to
Congress, recommending the recognition
OF South American Independence, had
been received at Maracaibo by the schr.
Lottery, from Baltimore. The most en-.
thusiaslic demonstrations of Joy were
evinced on the occasion: the Inlendant's
palace was brilliantly illuminated, and
rockets were fred from the public square.
Gen, Morales made his appearance at
Alta Gracia, Opposite Maracaibo,) ON
the 30sh Of March, and, in consequence,
Limo dc Clements. the Intendant, issued
d proc ama,ion on the 9th nltlno, do-
claring the city to be under Martial Law.
General Ms. force was reported to be
about 5000 strong, about one half of
which were new troops. He occupied
The coas, FROM Ppnto de Palnas to Alta
Gracia, (about Is miles.l
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-06-08
NEW-YOKK, MAY 3.

In the French Chamber of Deputies,
March 10Th, the Minister of Foreign AZ
fairs stated, that +" the present Ministers
had lost no time in endeavoring to es-
tablish such relations with the United
States of America, as would have the
most favorable influence upon COM
merce. With regard 70 Spanish Ameri-
ca, France was not behind, since its in
dependence had not been recognized by
the United States, and no European
power has as yet sent ENJOYS or consuls
there"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
BY
John HEESkELL,

st three dollars per Gnnun payable an
Gdrance.
IN DISPENiSIBLE CO.a'DyTIO.N,S.
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a square, az lines printed matter or
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tended to.
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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
INDIAN QUEEN HOTEL.

No. 10, South Fourth. street, PhiladelphIa\
6etsoeen Harket end Chestnut.
q ME subscriber respectfully informs
u his friends and the public 10 gene
raj, that he has taken The above estab-
iishment, where they may rest assured
that ne will use every exeriiOn 10 give
general satisfaction to such az NAV
favor him with a call.
The House has been neatly fitted up,
snd il we'll calculated for the accom-
'n0da'ion Of gentlemen travelling with
their families Sit is in the centre
of business, and Convenient to all the
Insurance Offices, Banks, Auctions,
aad Post Office likewise to the Muse
I'm and other places Of public amuss-
meut. All favors viii he gratefully ac
kuowledged by their obedient servant,
THOMAS HEISKELL.
Philadelphia March 4s22.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
FOR SALE.

a TRACT OF LAND containing
a abou' 196 acres, lying on the
main road leading from Winchester to
Romney and Moorefieid, within four
miles Of the former place and whereon
che subscriber now lives The land ID
fertile, with two comfortable Dwell
LING HOUSES, Kitchen, Smoke
hOmse, an excellent Barn, an Orchard
Of choice fruit, and good wafer. The
said place has been occupied aud kept
as a tavern upwards of 20 years, and
IS thanght to be one Of the best country
stands within large circle. The terms
viii he made accommodating on appii.
cntioB to the subscriber.
Feb. 2-,e JAHDR WEAVER.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
Eftii SALE.

4 TRAIT OF LAND containing
"a uboui 40 .8CRES, lying on the
main road leading from Winchester TO
Hoorsfeid and Rumney, within four
miles ofthe former place and adjoining
lh' lands Of Joseph Bakar, E.q. Jaenb
Weager and otbera, and whereun ;he
subscribe now lives. The land Is fer.
tile, with - comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE, Kitchen. Smoke. huuse, an
excellent new Barn, an Orchard Of
oh''e yrni;. AID excellent SPRUCE Of
w. Fa- terms will b. made &C.
e. ts."; 80 application to he sub
sc. 9cf- JOHN WEAVER.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
Plne-Grove Factory.

WIS establishment is now in good
d order and ready for the reception
"f wool: which will he manufactured
into cis!h, csSsiDett, blankets. or lin.
sey, al moderate prices. Those who
send their wool early will get their
cloth early; wool will be taken in part
pay at fair price, The Subscribers
tender their sincere thanks for past IA.
vorss and every exeriiou will. as here
toFor,, be made 10 render satisfaction
those who may favor them With
heir custom -
@Carding & fuIiins done at the
customary prices Of this section Of
cnuntry.
HOLMES g. WARD.
Brueet.Ogb. May 4.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
NIARSHALS SALE


EBURSUANr TO decree of the su.
q perior Court of Chancery, hol-
den al Winchester, The l5th dey of a.
prii 1890 in. the case of Ca,harinp
Maeky, Exee'xs Of Robert Mecky
deed. who was surviving Executor III
Thomas B Martindec'd. against Mand.
dley Taylor. shall sell at public aue.
ton to the highest bidder, for ready
money before the Court house door in
Winchester, on Monday the 18th of
July next,
A Tract Of Land,
ia the County OF Frederick, being part
Of the manor Of Greenwsy Court, ad.
joining lands at Shackleforti, Newman,
j.. tosset Il containing 1870 acres.
ALSO
at the same time and place under lie
cree Of the same date. Martins Exc
eutfix against MondIey Taylor. and
Edmund Newman, / shah sell on the
same terms, tract of land situate in
the County Of Frederick adjoining the
lands of Sha"kleferd containing
Two hundred Acres.
For more particular description,
reference is had to the Mortgage Civ
en- 10 Robert Macky St John : Wnod
cock, the frst dated 3oth Novamber
1899. the last, Isl. March irsa, and
of record in the County Cours of Fred
eEick.
F. M.BECKwITH, D. for
JOHN =. PEYTON, NJ. u. c. D.
June S.--'dS.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
BATH COFFEE HOUSE.
BERKELEY SPRINGS,
v IR CT MIA

y II c n 7 4
ME subscriber returns mis- sincere
Il thanks to the public generally,
and particularly to those ladies' aud
gentlemen who have houored him with
their faVors for four years past, aud
hopes by meriting, to gain continu
ance Of those favors. He pledges him
self 70 spare no pains to give general
satisfaction. 1t is deemed unnecessary
to enter on detail of his aeeDmmoda,
tions. Suffice il 10 say; Ina, his table,
beds, chambers, bar, stab!es, and ice
houses, are furnished in the best man.
nsr possible and Re has procured the
best servanta that the cOuntry can pro
dnce, He iatIers himself that those
who honor him wilma cali will have no
cause to regret it. as his house is well
established, aud has given general sat
isftctiOn' His house is situate almost
adjoining the Springs. Rooms on the
lower floor will be furnished invalids,
aud lodgings in out houses near The
Spring. will be procured for those who
wish to be more retired.
1 an the pnhiic'a humble servant.
EGNATIUS O'FERRALL.
,Tnpe--29
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
Capon Springs.

SdIIoli springs.
IA re- HERON & u. Ii WADE
lVa DELL .peet.uiiy ioform the
publ" that they purpose 81 open,
rs usnai.
A House of Entertainment,
ire approaching season. st anop
Spring; aDd pledge themselvs., that
heir ace mnnGatiuns shall b. interior
10 n"ne othe'; net even t'ie houses Mt
the celebrated 3hannDndsIe, Bath, Or
bedford The welt known tffiraev
of the CnPon watecs in many rn.n-
platu'si and the salnhriiy # the Mcun.
tam air. sFe PoiHi< Of too much impor-
lance 10 BIZ u glecied BY the invalid or
steiudIn~Fiap; and il mFv without
arToSa'inS too much for these waters.
be proper 30 say, lsrsI heir medicinal
qua'I,'e" keel ih"se of ary nthcr.-
Bn' the man Of pleasure, also. or lover
"fgood Ia ing, sh u not he fjes ppnint-
ed; a. every hing cslrulstrc - ford
them enjoyment .holi .isr be gro iira.
L" the lover Of god Punch ~ cold
water, ii may he wei Ia sema X. that
a quantity OF Snod clean Zee {, pr.,i-
ded; and, Us 'hort, every c.he, ic!s
mat reasonable persons may .agai-- -
Mrs. II. & w return 'behk- For
the eneourasemen they have rectised.
"nd PltdSe themselves tha -. expe-
ton shall hH waning 80 merit n can-
unuapee OF 'he rubic support.
~" TIE road sGrOss the Mountain
vii: b. much improved.
May ii.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
TRUST SALE.

virtue OF n deed If trust execu.
q , ted 10 the subscriber by Joseph
Thompson, to indemnify john Ham
mock. and to secure TO him sum al
money which he became scen,ity 80
pay to the hrn. John Marshall,
for said Jos. Thomps"n, will be- sold
on Monday the 18th ,4Ggust ne.ui, before
the eonrt hause door in Rompey, it be-
ing the FIRST Monday Of the Hampshire
Quarterly Cou'', slIihat
Tract Land;
or which shere is gri-, mill, si'rate
lying and being in the county Of Hamp,
shire, on Norlb River containing two
hundred and nineteen acres mure or
less. The said Joseph Thompson re-.
sides on said tract of land, vhich is
excellent, and good seat for mills mr.
any kind of machinery to be driven By
water. The stream is large, md ne
yer fails, having perpendicular fall
Of many feet.
WILLIAM NAYLOR, Trustee.
iune-2o a. h
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
FOR SALE.

zoo Acres of Land.
2 WING 10 Christian eountY, Zen
Il Etneky, or the main road leading
from Lexington to the mouth of Cum
bertrand, precisely half way between
Todd Court House & Hopkinsyille, o
miles from eachs
The above LAND contains about
one half barrens Of the best quality.
and possesses peculiar advantages, the
water being plenty, really good, and
not having been known 90 fail for 80
years. Many travellers know il TO be
on oDs Of the most public roads in the
State---as the road from Louisville
westward. interseets it ten miles east,
and parts ten miles west Of the Land
the society Of The neighborhond as
good as any in Kentucky i'm.
PrsyemeBts are 4 Dwelling House.
Kitchen, Stables &c. go ACRES in eul.
tivation-the title without dispute
The House has been occupied for ma.
ny yeaTs az House Of Entertainment:
and was extensively known by the
name Of DavisbUrg. For further in.
formation apply to John Burgess, Esq.
near the Land, or the tenant living
on the premises.--ALSO--
Two Hundred Acres,
Lying near The South River, Augusta
county, Va. one mile from William.
FOrge-AIl in wood, consisting Of pine
and oak of good quality; aud lies half
a mile from good Merchant Mill
good land and good ueighbOrs.-For
further information apply TO Capt. ia
cob KeDnerIy near it.
The above Land will be sold on ac-
communicating terms or exchanged for
property in Frederick county, Va.
Apply 10 the subscriber near the
" hite Post
THOMAS KENNERLY.
June 29---4t.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
TRUS SALE

aDY virtue Of deed of trust execu.
: , ted to the subscriber BY Joseph
Thompson, for the benefit Of John Ham.
mock, will be sold to The higbes, bidder,
for 'eady money, az public auction, OIL
Monday the fOth ,9ugVst neat. before
the court house door in 2omre7, it being
the FIRST Monday nf the Hampshire
Quarterly Court, certain tract or
Parcel Of Land.
in the county nf Hamp hire, on the
drains and east side of North River,
known by the name 1T the mountain
survey, containing two hundred acres
and adjoins The lands Of said Joseph
Thompson, James Thompson, and
John Thomson, which they purchased
Of the hon John Marshall. Sale TO
commence ct IL o'clock. Such title
as said deed og trust vests in me will
be made tho purchaser.
WARNER THR0CKMORTON.
June--29 Il E Trustee,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
Wool Carding

NNTILL he conducted at The Green
w Spring Factory this season by
Thomas Ogie n,who Is rrputed frat
rate earder. The machines have
cards of good quality, aud the sub.eri-
ce7 hntters himself that those empIoy.
ing him will not be disappointed in
good Rolls, provided their wuol is de
hvered in good order, Invested of
sticks and burs, and greesed with one
p"and Of clean grease to every ten
pounds of wool.
May 25f. WILLIAM BAILEY.
N. b. 1 will receive wool TO ma.
nutacture into cloth or blankets upan
the following terms; MISUNDERSTANDING
one half for the remainder, the owner
paying half the amount for cardins.
The wool must be clean end we'll pick
ed and CREASED. w r
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
PUBLIC S ALE,

NX ILL be sold at Public Auction
w for ready money, 90 Saturday
the 27th inst, tract ofIaud contain
ing 81 acres moro nr less, situate on
the drains Of MilPs branch, in the
county ofiampshire, and adjoining the
lands Of Robert Nelson, aud others.
The said land was conveyed to the SUBJ
scriber BY virtue Of Deed of trust
executed by Henry Michael, and
Elizabeth his wife, to secure the pay
meni of certain sum Of money due
to james Rely; there are on the
premises a small Dwelling House and
Kitchen. The Sale will take place on
the premises, et II o'clock on the dsy
above mentioned.
SAMUEL sBINN, Trustee.
July st
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
NOTICE.

w Il Subscribe having resumed the
q F!9or and Grocery Business in
AleXase ia, begs leave again to offer
his ,rviees t" his country friends, -
HE will purchase and sell fiour-or
receive it on Storagc.-He will keep
constantly on hand o stock Of Grnce
RES. 5nr transact any business which
they MY be disposed TO confae to him
SAMUEL THOMPSON.
W IN Sc Il
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
KE NOTICE

iHAt l will prosecute any nersnp
or persons with he utmost rieour nf
the law, who may hereafter mass
though my land, adie;oicg he Hack-
wood farm some persons, having been
IN the habit of riding through and
ieaVias the gates cpen, render. il ne
ee"'ary 10 resort 20 this unpleasant
steps
DANIEL HARTMAN
July 6. g
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
For SALE

A YOUNG unmarried muIatto vvo.
x A man, who has been brought up
IN he house, aud 10 a first rate sem.
tress- Apply 10 the subscriber real
ding near tbe White Post.
June g. 6;s. JAMES HAY.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
WILLIAM GORE

= as opened Hou.e of Entertain.
a Il nens, at the old Boarding Hvuse,
the CapoB Spring, and flat,ers him
asif that his accommodation. and exer-
tons to please, will render general
satisfaction TO those who may favor
him with acall.
June 10 If
Mattresses.
n D EST eur't hsi. Ma,rasses for sale
I'D at reduced price. Old half
worked anew by
HENRY BEATTY.
July 5-tf.