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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-13

TO NATHAN WiNSLOW, cf WEsTBRooF.
- CT TX Of the proprietors Of The common and
undivided land. IN the town % Falmouth former
~, now Falmouth, Cape Elizatest, Portland and
Wesibronk, IN the county of Cumberland, ana
State Of Maine. We The Subscribers being propri.
etors Ut the common aud undivided land IN said
towns Of Falmouth, Cape Elizabs ID, Portland and
Wes,b,o x judge proprietors meeting necessary.
do hereby request you 10 call Erppt,etots
meeting ~ be held al the Dwelling House vi
Bella SHAW. in said WestbTonk on the Sec
ond Monday Of September next, il being he ninth
day. "a ten o'clock IN the forenoon, "A ID eigL-
teen huud.ed and twenty-five, and 10 advertise
according 70 law, in this case made and pr vided,
viz 10 act the following articles,
~ To choose moderator.
"a. 10 see ;f The projectors win approve of
sundry ayings out Of their Committee.
81. To see what the proprieiors will 10 with
their COMMON and undivided land and iats. if any
there be IN sll, or any one Of the said town, 10
sell tie same al Public AUCTION or dispose Of
il some other way. as they may thiIk best, 20 as
the taxes may not consume the Whole value.
Ath TO see i The rroPrieters will allow approve
and confirm the proprietors meeting. which was
held at the Dwelling House Of the late ANDREw
+. FRo-T, in said Falmouth on the thirti.th day
Of December, A, d. eighteen hundred aud Eve,
with all the adjournments thereof.
JOHN MCCLELLAN,
JOSEPH T1lCOMB,
DANIEL FOX
JEREMIAH BAILEY,
MOSES OUIMBY,
JOB WINSLON.
Portland, July e2d, a. ID 1922.
Pursuant 10 the foregoing application, 10 ne
directed, DO he eby notify and warn the propri--
etors Of the common aud undivided land, in tie
said townships Of Falmouth, Cape Elizabeth,
Portland aud Westbrook, 10 meet al the time and
place, and for the purposes mentioned i'll The fore
going application TO me directed
NATHAN WINsLOW. Prcrricfors CLer
Westbrook tEe Tth month 81 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-13
THE MESSIAH'S VICTORY.
Just published and for sale, at
WILLIAM HYDE'S BOOK STORE

DISIUUKSh,
delivered at the INSTALLATION or CAsco LoDGE,
North Yarmouth, (Me.) June 24sh 1929.
By STEPHEN CHAPLIN,
PASTOR OF THE BAPTIST CHURCH IN SAID TOWN.
CETBy vote Of the Lodge, at whose rogue 4
this discourse is published, all the avals arising
from its circulation, arc 10 be devoted to the
education Of Jewish children, connected with
the Palestine Mission
Portland July 90 1922
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-19
Removal.


e >HE Subscribers respectfully in.
n form their friends and ,he nnblic,
that they have removed their sheu to
the frame building adjoining Won RTE
son q Senserey's Store, and nearly OBJ
posite the Hotel, where they will con.
tinue the business of
Saddle and FAIRNESS Making.
in all their branches, & execute orders
with neatness and dispatch
They also inform the public that
they have purchased of The peten,ee
the right of Masking and vending.
Morris Patent Spring Saddles.
in the Counties Of Frederick, Culpep-
per, Fauquiea Loadou, Berkeley, Nor
gan and Hampshire-lhe great advant-
age wi,ich these saddles possess, in Civ.
ing ease and safety to the rider, & se.
curing the horses back from injury.
entities them to decided preferences
TO any saddle in use.
The subscribers will keep on hand
constant supply, and respectfully in.
vite their friends and customers to
Gull and examine for item selves.
GROVE & CAMPBELL.
October 10,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-19
PUBLIC SALE.

UNDER Authority Of a deed Of
Trust from Jacob Wolfe, Isaac Wolfe
and Eiizsbeth Wolfe, to The sub.eriber
Tor The benefit of Robert Gray. &. of
washington g. Singleton, & Co.
there Will be offered Tor ssle on the
market house square in Winchester,
on the list day Of November ,uurt next,
wa'gS"n' 4 horses, x gears, a parcel
OF sheep q quantity or housshaId
furniture On All sans exceeding i've
dollars credit Of SIX month. will be-
gwen The sale will take place a.
bout 81 o'clock.
Oct. Il As. T1DBALL, 7rq,tse.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-19

;. RESPECTFULLY announces to
ms friends and the public generalIy.
.hat he has removed from Paddy Town
TO Romney, and has taken POSSESSION
TAVERN ESTABLISHMENT
Tor many years occupied by the late
MAJ. Adam HeiskelI. 1t shall he his
object aud he trusts that his practice.
heretofore, furnishes, in some measure.
guarantee If his further inten,ious,
to Keep House inferior to none in
the Western Country. No exertious
snail however, be spared to render
every comfort ard Accommodation to
those who shall be disposed to patron
,ze h'm.-The best of Liquors shall be
KEEP, anu every attention paid to his
STABLES, and he tFusts that his exers
tions will entille him to share nj the
public patronage.
Rrmmey: Oct. 10, 1922.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-19
Winchester. October fe-
q ru st g ale.

RY virtue of II deed Of Trust exeeu.
- ted to me as trustee by George
SomerviIle, bearing date about the
first OF january last, and of record in
The clerks Office of the County Court
OF Hampshire, for the purpose of secu.
ring to Robert Sherrsrd, the paymep:
of h Note Of hand executed 18th.
March 1890 payable FIVE days after
date, for the sum Of twenty nine dol
lars & fifty four cents aud also for
securing the payment Of one other
Note OF baud executed 40, April 1921,
and made payable five days after date
for the sum Of seventy nine dollars, &
six cents. shaIl offer for sale at
Public HucEion
for ready money, the House and lot
described IN the Deed /; situate in the
County Of Hampshire, adjoining The
residence of MIR. James SomerviIIe, and
the late residence Of Mr., Joseph Stone,
and still IN the occupancy Of the said
George Semerville, or so much Of said
House and lot as will be sufficient to
pay of theRrineipsl nSinterest, Of the
aforesaid debts and Cost of sale. The
sale will be on the premises on Wed.
neSday 25th December next, between
the hours Of IL o'clock A. M, and 0 o.
clock P III. The subscriber will convex
to The purchaser OF said property in
s1ch manner as he is invested by said
Deed of Trust,
WILLIAM VANCE.
September : tbs,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-19
MIR. ADAMS.

This gentlemen has published the DO
cnment relating to the Client treaty,
which he Announced few weeks
since. They make an octave volume OF
236 pages, and embrace all the letters
and publieationsof Mr.. Russell, relating
TO the we'll known controversy between
bin and MIR. Adams; the various replies
OF the latter, and especially most am.
pie aud able discussion by the secretary
of state Of the general que,tions--i,is
views Of which he had reserved for
complete aud argumeatative exposition
lin this form. La this work (says Mr..
Waish)Mr Adams has displayed, in the
new matter from his pen, which occu-
pied hundred or more Of its pages, the
force & business of reasoning, the Wig
or and vivacity ofstyle, and the keen
ness q dexterity Of sarcasm, by which
his 'femar!ss were distinguished, toge-
with the greatest industry and sagacily
IN the research Il argument appropriate
to such topics, as the effect of war upon
treaties, the nature Sc value Of the A
merican fshiog rights. liberties, &c.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-19
OpequOn Factory

ME n"dersigned very respectfully
4 iDfcrm' his friends and customers
OF his Willingness to serve them BY
manufacturing wool into any kind Of
cloth, or color iu common usp.-The
prices o. work will be moderatg. and
wool taken IN payment If delivered
when orders for work are handed in.
CardinG will also be done at s cts. ner
pouud for cash, or upon short credit
to pnnetUal customers.
Nav 4. DANIEL, AMIN
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-19
RUSSIA.

An extraordinary proceeding, and
one hich has excited very considera.
Bile sensation in the public mind, has
recently taken place in the Russian
Capital. itappears by St. Peters
burg article of 2tst Of August. that an
order had been issued for the closing OF
all tie FreemuSon's Lodges. Simnlta.
neous with this act, and perhaps con-
sequence Of it, was the seizure, in Pa.
ris. of all the papers belonging TO q
venerable mason of that city, by a DO.
lice OfIicers We have not heard it in.
simulated that this act was conformity
to the orders of the Holy alliance, bat
the idea can he entertained that tilos e
who declare themselves in opposition
to the spending of the light of science,
may very naturally attempt to extin-
guish the fights Of masonry,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-19
New Store.

III T. subscriber beg, leave TO re-
tufn hi. grateful Acknowledgements n
'he pooiie, and particularly ihose who
petronized him while in partnerships
with MIR. Robert Gay. He nov has
me pleasure of oiIarins ,hrm an entire
new stoek of Goods. which have been
selected with grea. care, and shalt. be
s"ih as low, ter cash, or. on a short
credit, to punctuat customers, AS any
goods in Virgioia, or elsewhere He
mas taken the house two doors south
OF The Valley Bank, add nearly oppo-
site to Messrs. Lane g. Brome's Store.
wnere the public are respectfully So.
iieited to call.
w. 6, SINGLE TON.
0etnhar 10.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-19
Gruat Sale.

BY virtue OF IL deed IF rru.t bear
ing date the 18th day of April. in the
year 1913, from Daniel Aunia and
Jane his wife, to Archibald MagiIl
deed. Tor securing payment of part Of a
debt therein mentioned, due by The said
Daniel Amin to Jacob Weaver, the
subscriber, Executor Of the last will
and Testament of the said Archibald
Magili, will sell, az Public sale, to
the highest bidder. for ready none y,
on Wednesday the Both Of this present
month,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-19
A Tract of Land.

containing 14s ACRES, lying and be-
ing in the State of Virginia, and join
lag the lands Belonging to the Ope-
quon Manufacturing Company, Ar.
thur Carter & others. The Sale will
commence at twelve O'Clock, neaf the
baiidlngs of the said manufacturing
Company, wherein is carried on the
business Of that concern, and such a
title made TO the purchaser or purcha.
sers as by the said Deed Of Trust, the
said Archibald Magill was invested
with, and eau be conveyed By the sub
seriber as his Executor.
CHARLES MAGILL.
W,nchacfn,, nrfnhn.. ln
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-19
WM. CUMMING.
WIN. CUMMING.
The Counter Posting.
To THE PUBLIC.

r., I offered Col. Cumming the satisfaction due
to gentleman, when in the estimation of the
whole community he was dsgraced and I'M
worthy of novice. appointed day and
place, and fnrewsrned him that would NEE,
him on no other; he actually refused to meet
me under false pretence, and claimed delay
TO which he was not entitled. am perfectly
convinced, that from inquiries which no gen.
tleman would make, he sscertained my mode
OF shooting, and refused to meet me until he
could obtain further time to practice. l have
seen Col Cumming on the ground of combat
6racing his cosuaraly nerves By artificial stimu.
lan.s; | know him to be coward, who has
been driven only by desperation to the course
he has pursued, and am satisfied that he will
not meet any man unless he suppose he has
q decided advantage in the combat.
Signed, GEORGE M'DUFFlE.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-19
S. s, NJ ALLEN s Co.
WASHINGTON City.

4 AVE the pleasure az oRerius 10
n Il the% customers and the pnbiie,
''skets aud shares. n u great varie,y
of'nnn,her<, IN III, -
MARYLAND STATE ScT-<s.Y.
70 be drawn in lhs city o. ksltsNorc.
The Lottery will be completed in zen
drawings only, thereby srr,ring to tic
Adventures saeedy result o. invest
ments. Cash will bs >dvsnced sar
prizes sold ut Aliens Office.
,ScJ,oJ,o
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-19
To Weayers

ME subscriber wishes to employ
a man who understands Spinning
& weaving ! and another who is fully
qualified to execute any kind of plain
weaving, broad or barrow.
None but sober, Industrious men, need
apply. DANIEL AMIN.
Opequou Factory, June 10.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-19
fCOpY,
GreenuiHe Sept. 5, 1922.

(COPY.) GreenuiHe Sept. s, 1922.
Mr. George M'Dnffie having virtually de.
MED me the satisfaction demanded Of him, and
which he promised to give, pronounce him
an equiOocatiag sounded and base corpard.
WM CUMMING.
This affixed to the Court House in Green
vile, where Mr.. M'Duffie then wss. One or
two hours af'er--as he is never afraid of
shedding his ink, and generally answers char
ges of cowardice by words-he placed under
it hand bill in his gwn best style. This he
would doubtless bring on for the inspection
of the curious. Whether he does or not, /
shall in short time give the public an OPP
por,unity of sesing it, with such other docu-
ments as are necessary to show "what mans
ner of person" Mr.. George M'Duffie should be
accounted.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-19
GEORGE M'DUFFlE.
TO THE PUBLIC.

The unexpected and extraordinary terrni-
nation of the affair between colonel Cumming.
and myself, and his subsequent conduct, i'm.
pose on me the necessity Ito which reluc-
family yield) of making a brief exposition of
the facts and circumstances, connected with
our recent excursion to the mountains. 1t
was known to the public that had received
an invitation from colonel Cumming, early in
July, and that | was to inform him when
the state of my health would enable me to
comply with it. Four or five days previous to
1he 10Th of August, he was informed that
would meet him on the day las mentioned,
in Georgia, opposite to CambIeton, 10 comply
with the invitation bad received. was in.
formed that meeting could not take place
in Georgia To avoid the delay of a negotia-
tion on the subject, ] Immediately waived my
right to insist upon the place thus selected;
indeed, the reason given by colonel Cumming,
for refusing to fight in Georgia. presented
claim upon my liberality which did mol feel
disposed to resist. Our friends met the 18th
OF August. and it was stipulated that we
should meet on Mondsy, Cd September. in
North Carolina, near the spot where the Salu-
da Turnpike road crosses the line, separating
that state from South Carolina. -Four or five
days before the meeting was to take place,
both parties took lodgings on opposite sides
Of the line, and two miles and half distant
from it; colonel Cumming and his friend be<
ing on the North CarolilA side. On the FRI
day preceding the day of meeting, colonel
Cumming was arrested by virtue Of warrant,
issued without any oath, information, or evi.
dence, and upon pIedging his honor, and rer-
haps some security, that he would not leave
Mr.. Murray's [where he stsid) until the next
day at four o'clock, he was Immediately Sc,
at liberty The next day three magistrates
met at Mr.. MuFray's and promptly gave him
a full and final discharge. as there was no evil
dence 20 warrant his detention. At the first
conference between our friends after the ar-
RESI-, | authorised mine to propose that we
should meet on Monday agreesbly to the nri.
ginal appointment, Stsnding on opposite sides
Of the line; that would give colonel Cumming
the choice of sides. This proposition was
rejected, upon the alleged ground that it
would be imprscttcable, as the line would be
guarded by the civil authority
a, eleven O'Clock at night we were walked
up by messenger, bearing another letter,
Urging mo to " review my determination !"
which was Of course not noticed. We
remained next morning until two hours al
ser the time sppois,ed, and Col. Cumming
did not Tuske his appehrnnce. From the
foregoing facts, sll Of which :1u be established
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-19
LII arrfRn-

On Monday the 7th instant, in Ma
ryiaDdr Mr. Jacob Harmer TO Mis-
Ett@abeth, daughter Of Mr.. Peter
Ham, all Of this place.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-19
Trust. Sale

10y virtue nf II Deed Of Trust, da-
QDted the 2sd day of June, in the
year 1924, from Isaac Beali TO the
subscriber. for securing the payment of
the debt therein meRtioned, due by the
said Isaac BeaIi tn James English.
will DE sold, 90 the 10th day Of No.
vember next, to the highest bidder, for
reaHr mnnar
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-19
.Dfen.

On tie 22d Sept. in Loudon eoun.
ty, Va. on "a visit TO her mothers for
her health, Mrs Catharihe Wren, in
her 47th year-wife Of Mr.. Thomas
Wren, of this place.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-19

A Royton Corresponds Mt writes word,
that certain Recter, lately indicted
into living, not $50 miles from Mid
dletou, in Lancashire, having, on his
arrival, observed, that q pearstree, be-
longing TO neighbour, was very fruit.
full, eontrived, in wailing in his own
garden, to include the said pear Tree.
Some time after, in his walks, he met
a young man. who is generally UNDER
stood to be an idiot, and asked wheth-
or he could repea. the ten command
ments. I" Some Of tbem," said the
young man. swell said the clergy
man, repeat me the tenth, and I will
give you sixpenee." The young man
begun: g Thou shalt not eovet tby
neighbours hOnse; thou shalt not covet
thy neighbours wife; nor his servant,
NOR his maid, nor his OK, nor bis ass,
nor his pear-trpe, nor any thing that
is his" The Reverend Divine SUNK
away without paying the prOmp ed six.
pence"
Count NesseIrOde, Secretary IF State
for Foreign Affairs, left St. Peterburg
on the goth ~ August, for Vienna.
The great Banker, Rothchild, was
at ST Petersburg, it was supposed on
business with the government. He has
negotiated at Paris new NeapsIitaD
loan Of 10000. 900 dueats. A new
Spanish loan was negotiating at Lon.
don. The Bank Of Portugal has ad
vahced to their government 200, oOOi
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-19
FROM SPAIN

The accounts are satisfactory-tbey
are down to the Goth Of August by
which it appears thatthe extraordinary
Cortes were conyoked for the 18th Sep
tember. The King signed the decree on
the 18th for its assemblsgs, but not
without eonsidera We difficulty and not
until The ministers had addressed him
on the subject and begged him 10 yield
10 their ebtreaties.
The Queens principal physicians
held a consultation 90 the s6th, the re-
suit Of which gives bat little hopes Of
her recovery,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-19
FRANCE.

The decision Of the Court Of Assizt
at Poietiers, upon Gen. Berton and ac'
complies, was to be pronounced on III,
9th Of September.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-19
Scheme.

$4,000 tickets G1o- ,oo
Not two blanks TO a Prize. Prizes
subject to deduction of fifteen per
cent. payable Sky days after the com,
pietion of the drawing.
All the prizes To be floating from,
the commencement of the drawing.
except the following, which will be de:
posted IN the wheel at definite periods.
viz:
After the Cd drawing SO. 600
Do. 4th do 4oOuO
Do 9Th do 10000
Do. 9th do 20 ono
In order IN Guish this Lotters WITH
the most practicable dispatch. the
prizes only will b. dfawn; this ar
ranSement will enable the commission.
ers TO complete the scheme in ten
drawings only.
JAMES L. HAWKINS, :, 8
NATUL. F. WILLIAMS. Z
JAMES b. RINGGoLD. g
Gf Tickets . 90 . 5Quarters >, %
, aalres 4 30 5 : Eighths ita1.a
FOR Saie' In gresi variety of num-
A l. l. f n S.
LOTTERY Il Exchange Office.
Pennsylvania .4renue,
.,. WASKINC4oN CIR,
- orders from any part of the
United States, pos. paid, eaalnsinr the
cash or prize tickets, will meet tbe
same prompt attention as If on ners
sonni application, addressed to
). q NJ. ALLEN &. Co.
Sept. Fl fVo.aiD top p;t,,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-19
Narpers Ferry. October i6.

ELECTIONS,
The election, to supply the vacancy in our
congressional representation. has commenced.
IL took place in Morgan county On the 7,h
Infsnt, and ia Berkeley on Mondsy last
Fin the latter We have not heard. I he
atate OF the polls in Morgan is as f,ilo~s:
Fur Maj. james Stephenson ~
Daniel Morgan, Esq. So
Majority for Stephenson 8
Free Press.
StephensOn's Majority in Berkeley Dig
= Cu=. In Hardy 2
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-19
CREEKS.

Yin "a IA no.
Further accounts have been received
or The successes of the Greeks in the
early part of July, & containing state
inents OF subsequent SUCCESS. An ar.
ticle appeared in The Paris papers of
the 10th, dated Semlin. the 24th IF
August, confirming the defeat OF
Chnutehid Pdcha on the Goth of Iuly,
near Larissa. The account adds, that,
threatened by the Diyan, ne assembled
all his reserves, and Ted them to the
theatre Of his defeat but the Greeks
again intercepted him, and on the 1st
OF August be lost as many lives as on
tn" Goth OF July, and was himself ia.
ken prisoner.
The account of the above battle was
not believed at ST. Petersburg on the
Goth Of August. Az article under thu,
date says-''lf there had been great
battle in the early part of Jaly, it is al.
most impossible that the news should
not have arrived here, whoever might
have had the advantage. But no one
OF the embassies, aud no mercantile
house oil any eminence. had received
any news of this kind
Many Of the Paris Papers are filed
with conflicting accounts Of the mvs-
FERROUS battle between the Turks and
Greeks in the pass Of Thermopy!ae
The London Courier asks latter men
tIOninS that battle was fought, how
1t happens that not a single authentic
word upon the subject had reached vi,
emma, Paris, or London.--
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-19
Four Lots of Ground.

in the town Of traokfsrt, IN the coun,
~ of HaWpehire and STATE Of Virginia.
distinguished in the Plan of said town
by the numbers Of 4, 8, 10Y & t5s; on
the two first of which Luts are valua,
BILE buildings. and the others have
comfortable Improvements of The same
description. Also, one undivided mole.
ty, or half Of a trac! of land, on Pain.
tiers Run, near the said town Of Frank.
fort, containing
467 Acres,
which tract was conveyed on the 25th
day OF August, in the year 1913, by
Alexander King to Thomas BealI, of
Samuel, aud the said Isaac Beali, as
viii! appear by references to the Records
of Hampshire County Court. All this
property will be sold before the door
of the house on one OF the said Lots,
now occupied by the said Isaac Bean.
The sale will commence at AZ o'clock.
and such eonveyances given to the
purchasers as by the said Deed of
Trust / am authorized tn make.
CHARLES MAGILL.
0ctnhar 10