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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12
DR.. RGBERTSON'S
VEGETABLE NERVOUS CORDIAL,
Or, Na,ore's Grand Restorative.
Price 81 50 Cents,

VI; ANa'oTe U1an0 Restorative.
Price 81 50 Cents,
confidently recommended, as the moot e.
hcacious medicine tor The speedy relief and
cure OF al! nervous complaints, attended with
inward weakness. depression of the ,pir;ts
head-ache, tremor, fsintness, hysteric fi,s. des
bi'''y, seminal weakness, elects, end various
complaints resulting from secret improprety
OF youth and diSsipa,ed habits, residence in
warm climates, the immOdcrste use of ,ea. the
unSh'uuI or excessive use OF mercury, SO often
destructive to the ham an race, diseases Decr.
mar 10 females at certain period Of life, Flour
Albus, bsrreHness etc.
under the denomination Of nervous disorders,
are ihcIudeo several diseases Of the most dam
gerous KIND, and are so various that volume
WOMB hafoiy suffice To- complete description
OF theH, " perYsdes With its bAleful inRu.
ence, the whole nervous system. yrlthipr the
heart with inexpressible anguish. and egr,,,se,
The most dFesdlu suggestions Of horror and
despair To this demon have thousands fallen
Bscri'icc IN the direfui transports of it's rage.
Ihe most common symptoms Of rts com.
ncncernenI, are weakness, fla'ulence, palpitas
linns a'chfulness, drOwsiness after ealing, H.
nudity, hsshes OF heat and cold, numbness.
ctamP, gIdJ ness, pains in the head, back and
IONS hickup, difficulty of respiration and de.
g'ulion' anxiety. dry cough, etc.
Inc vegetable Nervous cordial is also a
great AntIscOrbunc Medicine, and is of Infinite
service for purifying Tie blood and curing
those foul disorders Of the skin which com.
monty appear in he form of scurvy, surFei,,
red blotches, cArbuUcles, ulcers, etc. etc 4
dose Of Dr. Dyott's Anti5Iiions Pills, taken
occasionally with this medicine, proves of adj.
ptionsl service in the LAST men ioned cases.
DIR. ROBERTSON'S
CELEBRATED GOVT
TIC DROPS,
Price tyro Doikrrs.
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Uotch Repairing, Jr1oelry e.
SILrerSnaithiDr.

NJ = subscriber has jus, commenced
a the above business in all ia yarj-
Gus branches in he house formerly oc-
Gnpiea BY VIM. L. Campbell, & reeeE
Iy by john Foster, where he will en-
deavour TO give general satisfaction TO
20 all those who may please favor
him with call. He has just received
from PhiIsdel phia, handsome assort-
ment Of gold and silver Watches, .Ies
etry, &c. all of which he oiftrs TO his
friends and the public at The lowest
possible prices,
THOMAS B. CAMPBELL.
Oct. EFT.
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FORE
Charleston, Dec. 81.
VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND

The fast sailing Ship South Boston,
capt. Campbell, anchored off the Bur
last evening, IN 40 }ays from Liver.
Pool--ali we'll, Capt. c. has politely
forwarded to us by the p,.ot boat Caro-
line, our files of'London papers to the
evening Of The 18th ult. and LiyerbooI
papers to the 1oth, inclusive.
The most prominent article of news
they afford US, Is the reiterated report
that war mas commenced between Rus.
STA and Turkey. A Paris article of
the 18th uit. siates on the authority of
letters from NlurseilIes and Strasbnrr.
that hostilities had actually commetI.
ced on the Pru;h. - But in coritraa;c-
ton to this, The London Courier Of The
t3th, tour latest paperI asserts that al
the latest dates from st. Petersburg.
there was not the least apprehension
OF rupture with the Turks.
IRELAND.
The disturbances in Ireland CONT.
nue. without intermis,ion. "We re.
greet 10 say tsays the Dublin JournsN
That insubordinaiion and outage still
continue TO disgrace the eountr,-the
counties ct Limerick and Cork, in par.
ucuiar, present mechanically scene
OF dIs"rsanization." Several detach.
ments Of corps from England, had Ell
Their arrived in ireland, Oh were on
sAelr way TO that country.
FRANCE
A French squadron, consisting of
the frisate pAmazone, the corvette
PEsperance, the brig lie Cnr;eux, and
the salliot La LyoDnaise, sailed from
Brest The Goth uI'a for The Brazils,
a vessel sailed from MarseiIies the
2f'b u't. with - passengers, French,
lta!ians, and Germans, destined for
Greece.
Paris, ~ 4.
The son OF Gen. Freyre YVES killed
IN jnel at Paris, on The 9Th ult.-He
was qnite youth, and his opponent,
who purpOse|y provoked the ueeting.
wns veteran due!Iist. The affair en-.
crossed much Of The public attention..
Gen Bertrand has arrived al Paris
he lives retired, seldom sees any one
except bis family and few friends
An ordinance Of the king had been pro-.
"uiSated, unsolicited, repeating his
sentence, par contumace, aud re.insts.
ting him in his rank and honors; II was
highly approved Of by all.
SPAIN.
Accounts from Barcelona to the es,b
October, represent The fever as rapidly
declining. The cannon were fired Al
Barceionetta on that day. 10 conse,
qusnce Of there having been no death
or new case announced. One Of the
French doctors (Mazet) sent 10 inves.
tigats The causes Of the disease. had
died at Barcelona; the others, three in
number, had escaped the coD,agion.
Madrid, Oct. 81.
In the proceedings which have hi.
therto been instituted before the tribu-
nails for the cause Of royaIism, the &c.
cused, at least the principal amongst
them, have declared that they were a =
gents Of tile infant Don Carlos. Or.
deFs have just been issued TO all the
officer. where these proceedings are
carried on, mt TO permit mention of
the names of any Of the royal family ,n
be inserted in the writing, inaSmucb
as their persons are inSiolsb!e,
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PT'ce one dollar ana tfIy CENTS.
Which has proved. by thousands who have
experienced us beneficial effects TO be The
NEST valuable med:ciUe ever offered to the pub
c for the cure Of coughs, colds, consumption
the whooPi"g cough, asthma, pain in the breast
crAmp, and wind III the stomach, headache,
loss appetite, indige,tioni etc.
For the HyseniarJ or Lax, Cholera Morbus,
severe gripngs, and other diseases of the bow
els, and the summer cnmplsin, in children, il
las proved certain remedy and restored to
perfect beaiIh from the greatest debility
T. rs"ns atiiic;ed with Pulmonary complaints
or disorder of the Breast and Lungs, even in
'he most advanced state. vii! find immediate
reiiei. Common Coughs aud Colds, which are
n general occas ionea by obs,r..cted perapira.
'ion' w'li be found to yield to its Eenign influ
e"ce 10 te% hours
in hs'hmstic or Consumptiye complaints,
hosrseness, Whcrzrngs. Shortness of Breath,
and tl'e Hopping Cough, it will give immediate
relief -
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NEGROES for lire.

A $ Agent for Mrs. Mary Carter, Of
N R;chm"nd County. shall offer
f. Hire, before my Office door. on
Tues 'ey the 18TH day of january, 1922,
about tiFIY NEGROES, CONSISTING
OF Men. Women, Boys aud Girls. l.
al cuses houd with approved security
viii he required and should any of
the Negroes be hired to persons resi-
ding out Of the eougty Of Frederick,
security living within the county will
be required. n. :. TiDBALL.
Winchester, Dee. f5--tdh
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Virginia to wit :

a + Rules holder in.the Clerks Office of
she County Court IF Hampshire on
The first Monday in December, 1921
David LouS, Plaintiff.
AGAI ST
M'Mahon & Thomas, alias William
MsMahen end Samuel Thomas,
Defendants,
IN CHANCERI.
FSHE Defendants not having enter
q ed their appearances and gwen SCI
curity according 10 the Act Of Assem-
bly, and the Rules of this Court. and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants of this Com
monwealth {: III is ordered that the said
defendants do appear here Oh the first
day or March Court mex, and answer
the bill! of the Plaintiff; and that a CO.
py Of. this urier be forthwith inserted
III some newspaper published in Wins
chester, for two months successfully.
aud anoher copy posted al the front
door Of the Court House Of the County
Of Hampshire.
JOHN b. WHITE, C. II. c.
December %. ts2t--C
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APPROVED
FAMILY MEDICINES,

Which arr ceebiated for the cure Of most
disorders TO which the human body is liable,
prepared only by the sole proprietor,
Il. w. DYOTI. Nj. u.
Grandson of tie late celebrated DR.. Ro.
.hertson Of Edinburgh,
And for sale III PhiladeIpha. only, at the pro-
prietor's wholesale and retail drug aud
family medicine warehouse,
Northeast corner of Second i Race streets,
And, by retail, of his Agents thtoughou. the
United States.
DIR. R0BERr5ON'S
CELEBRATED STOMACHIC ELIXlR
OF HEALTH,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12
DIR. ROBERTSON'S
lNFALLlBLE WORM DESTROYING
LOZENGES

AmediciRe universally esteemed for desroy
ing every species of worms--price 50 cents.
Symptoms.-rhe, common symptoms of The
worms are Paleness OF the countensnce, at
other times flushing nj the face, itching OF tie
nose and about the seat, sterlns and grinding
OF the teeth in sleep, swelling OF the upper li6'
the. appetite sometimes bad; ct other time.
voracious; looseness, dIGagreeabIe breath, a
hard sweited belly. great thirst, the urine
irothy and sometimes of whitish coiur.
gripping or choic pains, an Involuntary dis.
charge OF saliva, especially when asleep ire
quent pains in The sides, with dry cough
aud unequal pulse PaIpltatlons of the heart
swoonings' cold sweats, palsy, epilep,ic fits,
SC.
Though numberless medicines are e5toIIed
for eNpeilng and killing worms none sr. equal
IN efficacy to Dr.. Robertson's Horn De.froy.
'ns Lo=enges; they are mild in their operation
and may be given the youngest infant with
safety
CIRCASSIAN EYE WATER,
Price 50 cents.
A sovereign remedy Tor all disorders of the
eyes, whether arising from cold, Inflammation,
weakness &c.
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safe and efe fusl curesfor the govt, rheun,a-
ism, lua'bagu, stone and gravel, swelling and
weakness ut joints, sprsins, bruises, and all
kinds OF green wounds, the .cfsmp, pains in the
head, face and body, stiffness in the neck, Chi J.
blains, frozen limbs, etc.
DIR. DY0TTeS
PATENT ITCH OINTMENT.
For pleasantness, safely, expedition, ease
and certainty is infinitely supevior to any other
medicine for the cure Of that most disagreed.
Bile an6 tormsnting disorder, the Itch.
Price so cents per Dor.
DR.. ROBERfSON'S
PATENT STOMACH 2lTTERs,
Price one dollar.
WHICH are celebrated for strengthening
week stomachs, increasing the appetite, and a
certain preventative and cure TO. the fever and
ague, etc.
For the fever and ague, maady so preva-
lent throughout the Southern states, and af.
hicting to families residing in ALLOW countries
redundant with marshes. LAKES, stagusted
pools, rivers, these celebrated and universally
esteemed Bitsers have surpassed every remedy
ever administered for. the srelief and cure. OF
the most obstinate oppresgor of the human
frame; numerous Instance of their efficacy
have been test uied, after the barks and various
other extolled Prescriptions failed, they PROVED
successful to the admiration of those WIN,
experienced and witnessed the happy effects
DIR. ROBER rSON'S
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PORTUGAL,

ihe Supreme .Junta of Health st
Lisbon has prohibited vessel, arriving
from Philadelphia. View York and Rms,
ton: from having any communicates
win the shore, without special ner-
mission from that body, notwi.h.tand.
ing 'hs,r being furnished with clean
bills of health. A
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12
TURKS AND GREEKS

:, :, .auSs6urg, Ocf x.
appears that the citadel Of TriDos
MIA hhs surrendered to the Greeks bv
capitulatiop. This is a considerable
advantage for the Helienists, a, they
are now IN possession of the most i'm.
Por'hnt fortress in the Morea,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-21

tbs bill would have passed by large ma
jority. The speech of Mr.. B. was long,
comprehensive. and argumenta'ive SO
much SO, that it would have been unjust
TO abbreviate it as much as would be ne
cesary IN order to publish it to-day. 1t IS
therefore, with MIR. Flo5 DIS speech, deliv-
cred yesterday, reserved for future publ
cation.
MIR. Tucker delivered, in short speech.
(also reserved, the reasons why be was
opposed to re passage OF the bill. Alter
which,
Mr.. Floyd rose. and, in order to accom-
modate the wishes OF some gentlemen,
who desired time 10 consider this subject,
and also because resolution had been
this day laid on the table calling for furth-
er information ON the subject, moved that
the further consideration Of this bill be
postponed to the second Monday IN JGnu-
arg.
This motion was agreed to and
The House adjourned.
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FROM ST. SALVADOR.

BALTIMORE, Dec 20-By the Schr.
Lorenzo, arrived at this port on We'd
neSday, in Al days from st. Salvador,
we learn that Bahia was governed by
martial law and under the orders of
8rigadier General Madeira, who is sly.
led governor of arms-all the Brazilian
regular troops were disarmed on the
18th February last, since which most
of ITEM have left the city and declared
for tho Prince, There is a civil govern
men but 1t is mere tool TO The go
vernment at arms-the civil govern
msnt are natives of the country. The
Brazilian army is near the city, and
the outPosts are lily skirmishing, and
many lives we're lost. The Brazalians
are frequently to be seen from some ST.
tuation in the city, under arms; report
says they are deficient in officers. They
are sal to be commanded by French
man, by the name of Labatal. Gen.
Madeira received on the 30th, a REIN
forcement of 1900 men, which makes
his force, including sailors, about 1000
men, some of them sick. The naval
force consists Of one line Of battle ship,
two frigates, one sloop of war, armed
merchant ships, and two briggs Of war,
also few gun boats. No communica-
ton is allowed with the country, no
fresh provisions at market, occasional
ly poor animal dies natural death,
and his meat is sold in the market from
80 to 40 cents per pound-Fowls Sc to
2 90 each, when to be found.
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IN SENATE-DEC. 10

MIR. Barbour, agreeabIy to the notice he
had given, asked leave to introduce bill
to extend the chatter OF the Mechanics
Bank of Alexandria
In answer to remark which had drOpt
from some gentleman, Mr. Barbour stated
succnctly the reasons which had induced
him to support this bill at the last session,
and which he thought would jutlty its pas
sage, unless some objections which had
been made, in reference to its admnistra-
ton, should be substanliated, in the exam
Ination which the committee would doubt
less make into the matter. The other
banks of the district had been continued,
by renewals, TO the period when the exist
ing charter of the United States Bank
should terminate. Mr.. B. himself had pro,
posed that particular period for them, be-
cause the whole subject would then come
up together, and those who followed, in
the guidance OF public affairs, would De
able to determine, by the lights which
experience should then have shed on the
subject, whether those institutions had
been conducive to the public veal. or
not, and decide on all that Congress
have authorised, at the same time.-
Amongst the rest of them, be thought
the Mechanics Bank ought to be ex
tended to the common term, if no facts
should be disclosed to forbid it.
The leave being granted, the bill was
read the first time, and the second time
pro forms, and on motion of Mr.. Bar
bour, was then referred to the District
Committee.
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ARRIyED-DEc. 1919.

ARRIyED-DEc. 1919.
Sch Mary Il Polly, Eldridge, Boston +;
plaster TO John H Ladd & CO.
Sch Twin Brothers, Baker. Baltimore :;
full freight to different merchants.
Sch Mary Smith. Dean, Boston, IL DIS !;
salt and mackerel 70 J H Laid &. Co.
Sch Friend to Peace, FendaIl, Patuxent;
tobacco to VIM FowIe & Co.
DEC. 90
Sloop Altoona, NicoIs, N York, ds {;
full freight to different merchants OF the
district.
Sch Citizen, Dale, Newburyport, I 5 DIS,
potatoes and country produce 10 F. Dodge.
SAILED, DEC. l9.
Brig Eliza, Griffith, Gibraltar.
Sloop William, McLellen, Portland.
- Java, Mason, n York.
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins Norfolk.
DEC. 20.
Sch Only Son. Robins, Barbados
- Jane Maria. Williams, Savannah.
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.ResOEued, That the Military COMMITTEES in
quire into the expectancy of providing by law
for the final settlement of the militia claims OF
the state of Georgia, for services rendered I'm
der orders of the President of the United States
during the years 1892, '93 and '94.
Mr.. Van Dyke, from the committee on
Public Lands, TO which had been referred
the bill concerning the lands to be grant
ed to the state Of Missouri for the purpo-
,es of education, and other public uses,
reported the same without amendment.
Mr.. Brown, of Ohio, LAID the following
resolution on the table
Resolued, That a standing committee of five
members be appointed on the subject of Roads
and Canals.
Six private bills, heretofore stated to
have received their first reading. severally
received second reading, and were re.
ferred TO committees.
Dir. Barbour gave notice that be should
tomorrow ask leave to introduce bill to
extend the charter of the Mechanics Bank
of Alexandria; and
The Sc ate adjourned
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WEDNESDAY, DEC. Is.
IN THE SENATE,

Il aF, Williams, of Tennessee, submitted
we following resolution for consideration {:
J 95Sotcea, That the committee on Public
.Da ~h De instructed to inquire into the expedi,
ssi, " authorizing the state of Tennessee to
,ro, "a such terms as the legislature may think
Of rs all the vacant land lying east * north
AZ, e me described in the first section of the
lSos congress, passed the 18th of April,
Of ~ entitled Sc An act to authorize the state
70 sneessee to issue grants and perfect titles
thu ,ea'n lands therein described, and to settle
l,nd. @ SIMS to the vacant and unappropriated
WITHIN thes state of tennessee"
,al",io ware submitted the following re-
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-21

ihe following gentlemen compose the
'OIal Committees Of the two houses
va Enrolled BIs-Mr. Knight OF the Sc
nae; Mr. Dane and Mr.. Leftwich, of the
aoSe of Representatives.
"a the hbrarq-Mr. Dickerson, Mr.. Eth
w. Nr. Mills, of the Senate; Mr.. Alexander
T SnEh' Mr.. Whipple, Mr.. Cuthbert, OF the
NouieO Representatives.
Ihe following committee has recently
UeeD appointed in the House of Repre-
'snlatives:
W Roads and Cdnak-Mr. Stewart, Mr.
Su Of Georgia. Mr.. Hawks, Mr.. Matson
r~' Ball, Mr.. Burton, and Mr.. Vance.
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BLGTk Books
Cabinet Making.

TIME subscriber respectfully informs
Il the public in general, and his friends
in particular, thst he has recommended the
Cabinet Making Business,
in all its various branches, at the noted
stand, formerly occupied by Mr.. John
Muir, recently by capt. VIM. II. Harmon;
where be is ready to supply his customers
with sdeboards, bureaus, bedsteads, di-
Eing breakfast and card tables Of every
description--and other articles in bis line.
Also,
Old work repaired in the neatest man
ner, and at the shortest notice.
Thankful for the encouragement he has
experienced, he gratefully soliclts con-
tinuance thereof.
GRAFTON FAIRALL.
dec FL
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New Publications,

NEW l. uUIICdClUliSs
FOR Sale BY Il. z. KENNEDY
The Gentleman's Remembrance, and
Lady's Pocket Book, for 1928, containing
a variety of useful and entertaining matter
price Dl rs
Logan, family history, 2 vols. price
Do so.
Graham Hamilton, a novel, 87a cents
The Spy, Sd edition, Dc UO
Pen Owen, 9 vols. De
Lights and Shadows OF Scottish Life, Cd
edition, 874 cents
franklin letters to his kinsfoIk, from
Edinburg, London, the Highlands OF Scot
land and Ireland, in volumes
Atkins Court of King James LIST, ID.
No. So, Quarterly REVIEW, i95
Oxberry's New English Drama, selec,
tion Of approved plays, &c, with the Stage
direction, As numbers-pnblished.
Deans New England Farmer, Sd edi-
ton. D3 90.
ParmIy's Essay on the Diseases of the
Teeth, Sd edition
Judge TayIor's Journal of the Law
School, at Needham, in Virginia, D5.
Hening's Justice, 3D. ed D5.
ALSO,
A fresh supply of the Greek & Latin
lasscs, latest editions; Society's cheap
Bibles Test ments, and Common Prayer
Books, together with carefully selected
assortment Of the best stationary articles
and fancy goods, wholesale an iretail.
Blank Books
Ruled and bound to order, as usual.
A T Kennedy has lately received a
supply of the larger sizes, suitable TOR
banks, offices, &c. which together with
the stock on hand of his manufacture. rem
ders his assortment very complete ; the
whole of which is offered for sale at the
lowest Philadelphia cash prices.
dec 2l st
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AUCTIONS.

ON TUESDAY NEXT,
q, 10 O'Clock. will be sold at the auc. store
A Variety Of Goods,
on long credit.
10 pieces of kerseys
10 do mapped cottons
10 do red fannels
z do green carpet cloths
6 do 8 4 cloth
10 doz. knit yarn stockings
10 do children's ditto
100 ID shoe thread, in balls J
Paids, cassimeres
Satinet, Russian diaper
G bales assorted rose blankets J
Blank books, paper
Ink powder and quilts
Metal ink stands
Do water do
Also, Sugar in barrels
Rum do
Best Holland gin
Apple brandy, Vinegar do
Soap, mustard
Tea, cinnamon and crockerywarG
Beds and bedsteads, side boards,
Bureaus, sofas and tables
Stoves, CRATES and tenders.
WILL BE ADDED,
by order ofthe executors OF Spencer Grays
and will be sold at the auction store, Oh
Tuesday, Gath inst. at 10 O'Clock
excellent horse
cart and gear
cow & saddle and bride
VIII HOUT RESERVE,
90 pots w. |. sweet meats
IS boxes raisins, &c.
8. A, MARSTELLER, auet.
dec 81
@All goods on limitar
ton, may be purchased at private sale, at
any time. ). A. NJ.