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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
INFALLIBLETO TOOTH ACHE DROPS
Price 30 ernie
THE RESTORATIVE DENTIFRIC,
For cleansing, whitening and preserving the
Teeth and Gums


This valuable preparation possesses the
most Salutary virtue in cleansing and beaut'-
flying the teeth in it's composition it is
perfectly free from acid or any other perncuus
property liable to corrode or in any way
iuiure the tee.A for which reason is attriaute2
The safety Of its use and the preference u bss
obtained over other preparations intended ioT
similar purposes II strengthens tie gums
eTadicatcS the scuryy swceteus the breath
preserves the teeth from decsying and pre-
serves them from aching and the nccessity %
having them drawn &c.
Stree the above Invaluable medicines were
first discovered upwards of sczea huuJrec
h>17and fersog1 have Experienced their happy
and snlutary effects many Of whom from the.
Owest stage Of ;hcir disorders.
Take notice thst each and all Of the above
geDnine medicines are signed on the onis,G
covers with the signature ofthe sole proprietor
T. ". DYOI'T, M. D.r
GA fresh supply Of the above medicines
just received aud for sale by WILLIAM
MILLER Winchester where pamphlets con..
tanning certificates of cures. &c msv be boi
gratis V.vr'a-r, p" - 1877
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
DIS S OF. U TiON
OF P.4RE.NE rs UP.

Or P,Ik E.VE rs HIP.
ESBE part"ership Of W. q SIM
Z sieton & Co. has this day dis.
Owed Ivy Iimitation. Those indebted
to tie firm are earnestly requested TO
ceIs and make payment TO Robert
Gray, who only IS authorised 70 settle
the business Of said firm.
ROBERT GRAY,
June 20. w. q. SINGLETON.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
Virginia TO wit. :


At Rates hot,iet in the Clerks Office
Of the Superior court Of chaucery tOr
the Winchester District the first Mon
day in May, 1899.
Lewis HofT, Plaintiff,
John Smith ana Others, Defendants.
TIE Defendants Robert Mills and
Eiiza his wife and Jecquilina Muir,
dock NOT having entered their sppear-
ance and giVon security according to
the Act Of Assembly and the Ralrs Of
this Court, and ii appearing by salts
factory evidence. that they are not in.
habilants OF tilis country: t is ordered,
That the said Defendants do appear
here on the frat day oF the next term
and answer The bill sf the plaintiff; and
that a c"py of this order be Furthvilh
inserted in some newspaper published
IN Winchester, for two months sueueg-
siveiy, and posted at the front door Of
the Court House in the said town of
Winchester.
A Copy -Teste,
DANIEL LEE, G, C.e.
June &c. NJ.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
plaintiff

AGAINST
john Smith and Dlhers. defendants.
Z HE defendants Robert Mills and
4 Eliza hi- wife and Jagueline Muir.
joeh not having entered their appear
aDee and given security according to
the act Of Assembly and the Rules Of
this Court, and it appearing By salts
iac,nrY evidence, ,hat they are not in-
hab,tants of ibis country: 70 is 0,deYqd,
That the ssid defendants d. appear
here on The first doy Of the next Term
and answer ihe biiI Of the plaintiff; and
that copy If this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published
IN W;ncheetsr, for two months success.
sively and posted az the trent door og
lhe Court Boose in The said town Of
Winchester.
a Copy-'T este.
DANIEL LEE, -.c.r.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
virginia to wit !:
A Copy-Teste,
DANIEL LEE, c, c. e
&C. Nj.
June &c. NJ.

AT Rates holden in the Clert's Office
Of the Superior Court Of Chancery
for the Winchester district Tie first
.Manday IN .May 4s22.
RawieiSh COisrou. Plaintiff.
AGkrNsT
Robert Baily aud Ann Turubuli,
Defendant.
THE Defendant Ann TurnbuIl o.
therwise called Ann KILLER, not ha-
Wing entered her appearance aud gi.
ven seeurity according to the Act Of
Assembly AMI the Rules of ihis Court,
and it appearing by satisfactory evi-
dence, that she is not IN inhahitant of
this country Il * ordered. That the
said Defendant DO erpear here on The
first day az The aHxt IrrGi and auawer
the hiIi OF the piain'itF and tina; co
py of thia oSder he fu,,hw it'll inserted
ia some newsp per P.b!i,hed is WiDs
chester, for two mon,bs successfully
and posted NJ the front door of H.
Court House in the saiG tuw0 Of Win.
chester.
A Cnpy'-T eat,
DANIEL LEE. e. c. c.
june &c.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
From tie London Morn:ng chron;cls

THE ITALIANS FAREWELL.
Earewel' to thee, Land Of nv birth
Farewell to thy woods and thg wayesI
Thy cities-the fairest Of earth
Tny childreu--jhe viIr,t of slaves
Oer many land though / roam,
Those sull must be dearest 10 me
8nt neVer will EEL. home
Where msu has forgot 60 be free.
st,i mingle the dsnce and the PONG
be'eath thy S"iuPtuous ak les,
ana sweetiy thy echoes prOIong
The lover harmorioU, signs:
Bot mute be the Tyre and the shell
here coHqueroTs Iist to the srrairs
6nf shame on the towards who tell
Their love to lie nix of ;heir chains
u ; oi'ter my Psng7 when leave
>, ihe land where my fathers bore sUsv
ont DETER 10 exile to grieve
ihan see thee foreigners rrev
oet'rr mat sorrow should bnrst
~, Wy nosom unteinted and free,
Fhen daily and hourly curst,
fhe shame Of thy children 10 see.
e., II but ooe trumpet note call
ny sons from the mountain and plsi1.
10 burst from their tyTannous thFsE
ARD Combat for freedom eegin-
AIS SOUNDS will BE- wafted 10 me.
Far over 'be desolste wave.
And sooD with ny bnidest III be.
>ahd make thee my home or nv ersva
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
POETRY.
A G1opGnT ON DEAYki,

BIZ FRS. 'EARBACES.
E;rHien ia her ninetieta year.
WIN lite IN open buds is sweet,
nd G'ldsn hopes the spirit greet,
@aa yuG;h prepares ms Joys TO insect,
Ares how harE i. is 20 die!
when SCARCE is seiz'i snne borrowed prize,
A. duties press, and tender ties
'-oIbid the sorl from earth 30 rise,
How awful then it is TO die,
When one hv ore these ties are torn,
And friend from friend is ,natch'd forIorn,
And man IS left alone 20 mourn,
Al! then how easy lis to die!
Nnen trembling limbs refuse their weight,
ant films slow gathering dim the eight
And clouds obscure the mental light,
lis natures precious doom to de
When faith IS strong, sud conscience clear,
And words of peace che spirit cheer,
And vision'd glories half sppes-,
IT'S jog, 'tis triumph then to die
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
Virginia to wit:
\ Copy -yeste,
DANIEL LEE, C. {. Q,
June f.-C.

II PGieS holden IN the Clerks Office Of
the Superior CoHrt Of ChaHcCrg for
the Hinchesisr district tie first Mon
dqgjn .Tny I822.
Joseph Nourse, plaintiff.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
APPROVED
FAMILY MEDICINES.

Which are celebrated for the cure of moet
disorders TO which the human body is liable
prepared only by the sole proprietor
L. W. DY0I'T, M. ID.
GranGsosS of tire late celebrated DR., Ro-
bsrtson, Of Edinburgh,
And for sale 10 Philadelphia only at she pro.
prietor's wholesale and retail! drug and
family medicine warehouse,
North. east corner of Second & Race. streets,
And, by retail, of his Agents throughout tina
Unitea Slefeg.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
DIN, - U y
PATENT ITCE OINTMENT.

For plessantness safety exPediioo ease
and certainty is infinitely superior 20 any ohet
medicine for the cure of that most dissgrees
BILE ano tormenting disorder the Itchs
Hrice 20 ce,rtc 1,pr- hnr
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
CIRCASSIAN EYE WAFER.

Price 50 ccn.S.
A sovereign remedy for all disorders ofthe
eyea whether arising from cold inflammation
weakness &c
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06

The vegetable Nervous cordial Is also
great Antiscorbutic Medicine and is OF iniint,
service for purifying the blood and curing;
these foul DISORDERS of the skin which com.
monty appearin the form of scurvy, surfeie
rec blotches csrbuncles ulcers etc. etc. n
dose of Or. Dyoufs Ambitions Pills takes
occasionally with this medicine proves of adj
ditional service in the last mentioned cases.
DIR. ROBERTSON'S
CELEBRATED OUT AND REUMAse
TIC DROPS,
Price t1po DoNd-S.
A safe and eiiectasl cure for the govt rhcurra,
'ism iunbsgo stone and gravel swelling ard
weakness OF joints sprslns bruises and all
kinds of green wounds the csamp pains ia the
head face and body stiffness in the neck Chi
blains frozen limbs etc.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-08

THE ELECTION.-We congratulate Republican
fellow citizens throughout the State upon the result of the
recent eecon but especially democratic breth
in Kent of whose conduct it is impossible to speak III
terms which will do justice to feelings The repub-
Leans of Kent and that portion of the Independent ary
who adhered to the principles upon which they severed
from the federalists have indeed, acted nobyto them
great belongs the honor of having regenera
ted and finally decided the political character of this State
We have triumphant majority in both houses OF the
Legislature, and republican Governorafter having al
most thirty years. been subject federal sway The cleo
tion of republican the Senate of the United States at
the ensuing session of the legislature and complete
organization OF the internal affairs OF the State upon re-
publican principles among the pleasing consequences
anticipated from this state of things
In New Castle county, the majority has been smaller
than usual but this is not owing to any dminution
of strength in the party the orty being nearly in the
usual proportion to the number of votes given; which,
considering the OCCASION very limited 1t has proved
one point ncontestby-thatM the Republican party Of Men
Castle county still erss IN full Ulgol in defiance OF the eft
forts of open adversares whom has often met and
defeated the polls, and those sappers and miners who
like the mole do their work in the dark. After the Red
Lion meeting, 1T openly proclaimed, that the Demo
cratic bary IN Ae7v Castle broken forever but the
has completely refued that vain boast In Chrstana hun
dred, the of the ntrgues which, for eighteen months
past, have agated the county, the great body of the
Rcpublcan party was found the day of trial, firm
determined to support the Red lion ticket ticket fairly
and openly made by the representatives of the party,
fabricated in the dark for the purposes OF intrigue and de
cepon. Doctor Black, who has uniformly supported hC
character of upright and undertaking republican, anC
who is unquestionaby of the abest in the State
was marked object of prescription; he to be pu
down. by any meansr foul-it was declared that he
could not and should be eccted-but Chrsans hun
dred put her veto upon the decree and gave him hand
some majority for the legislature Chrstiana hundred ha
fairly redeemed her character and henceorth, the Re
pucans of the State may confidently calculate upon he
steady adherence to sound principles Honest men ma,
be lead asay for seasonand the republicans of Chris
tana hundred who compose body Of as upright, indie
pendent and patriotic men as are to be found country
are entitled to praise of hayng after brief deuson
spontaneously seen their interests and manuly sup
ported them There is candor and magnanimity in thi
conduct beyond all praise and we shall not weaken the i'm
preston by dwelling upolt
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-08

ID EAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Pursuant to the last
IeWl and Testament of Henry w. Physick, deceased
the following real estate will be exposed public sale,
on the Dist of the 18th month (December) next, at
o'clock in the afternoon, Eli Landlords tavern wit,
ALI that ELEGANT MANSION HOUSE and lot of
ground on which is erected situate in the Borough of
Wilmington at the of Kent and Market Streets and
extending through, to Shpey street The lot one hun-
dred and seventeen feet and six inches in length Kent
street and ninety three feet and six inches in front
ket and Shipey street. The buildings occupy the whole
front Kent street and the lot, Market and Shpey
Streets is fenced with high and substantial brick walls
The house, the first floor, has large and elegant Hail.
with appropriate architectural decoraonsfourh handsome
parlor so planned be all privatea commodious dim
ing roon-a large and convenient kitchena bathingroom
I-smoke-house &C. &c. On the second floor there
chambers, all well lighted, and some of them unusually
arge-a store-room and avatory There three large
chambers the third floor besides garrets. All the eel
lars are dry and AIRY There two pumps of excellent
water before the house and the whole establishment is
well calculated accommodate large family in the best
style. The buildings erected under the direction of
the late John Dickinson esq for his residence and
finished throughout with taste and elegance in the most
substantial manner
To those who reside distance and have this
property may be propert say that the situation is ele
vated-commandng extensive views OF the surrounding
country and for health and convenience is not eXceed
by any in the sate Terms will be made known at the
time of sale by ~ BENJAMIN FERRIS,
ADMINISTRATOR, cum teStaniento anpero,
| of Henry w Pbysic, decd,
Il Wilmington. Del 10th mo. s, 1892. 7S-22t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-08
rANNERY AT PUBLIC SALE.
w il be .:

w i'll be offered Public Sale on Saturday the 18th
inst at o'clock the afternoon, at the House of Joseph
Cipn in this Borough, that well known tanney, Situate.
ON Front West and Second Streets and lately in the
patton of Thos. Smith Company This property is adj
the Lancaster Turnpike, and nearly half square
of ground There sxtyseven vats of which sxtyour
are for laying away and five lines, besides twenty handess
beam house with six vatsa Curyng shop bark houses,
two bark mills two brick two story messlages, with
stables and carriage house complete The yard bum
dainty supplied with WATER which rises higher than the
surface Of the yard, without labor.
The terms will be liberal and made known the day
of sale In the interim application may be made to either
Of the subscribers. y. HORSEY.
T.. MLANE.
Wilmington, October 2, 1922 7s-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-08

DlED-At Baltimore, on Saturday evening last, in the
49th year of age, THEoPLUs f. DoUGHERTE Vice Con-
sui of Sardinia.
at Annapolis on Wednesday evening last, in the 10Th
year of her age, Mrs. ELIZA CHANDLER In the same
fortnight the husband and the wife have descended the
tomb
AT Norfolk, on Saturday last, Master Commandant
JOHN H. ELTON, of the Navy of the United States, in
the 37th year of his age after lingering illness. In point
professional skill and desert the deceased stood amongst
the first officers of his rank, and during long period
of i'll health, constantly employed in active service
and may truly be said of him, that his death has depr
we'd the Navy of valuable and mertorious officer He
was native of New Jersey HERALD.
At New York, on Sunday last, TUNIS WORKMAN
Esq many years Clerk of the city and county of New
York, and late assistant justice.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-08

premises c. met him, inquired his business and
having obtained no satisfactory reply, refused him
further admission and ordered him oleave the pre-
misses. This E. refused to do. Upon which c. took
him "genty" by the shoulders to turn him out, and
in the struggle which cnsued from Evans resis-
lance, both fell with violence into the street.
Upon these facts, Chief Justice Whitman decided,
that there was no breach of the peace. that Guilt
man had right to forbid Evans entrance into bis
premises, and upon the refusal OF Evans TO leave
them was legally entitled "senty" to take hold of
him and put him out, being careful, as it appeared
he was, to abstain from violence. The defendant
accordingly was discharged.
Graduates at the late commandments in the Col
leges of New York, Connecticut. Vermont, New
Hamnshire. Massac husetls Rhode Island & Maine.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-08

WTANTED, an apprentice to the Dyeing bushes. APP
w ply to l.. Sacriste, at the Factory of
Y. s. on. DU POINT s. co.
October 8, 1922. 1896
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-08
From The Boston Patriot, September 6.

In the Police Court, on Wednesday, case was
tried which Involved decision upon the right of q
tenant lorcibiy to exclude intruder from his pre-
misses. John Cuman was called TO answer to u
complaint by Robert Evans for breach Of the
peace. Cullimsn was the holder of certain premi-
SEES in this city, from which Evans had recently re-
moved but which he continued visiting, TO the an.
noyance of Cuman and other neghborng tenants
On last Sunday evening, as +. was entering the
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-08

Deaths in Baltimore during the week ending on
the 30th ult. males Sc. females 40-96--adults So
children 54--of bilious fever AZ.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-08
Amerlran matrbtnan.
WILMINGTON, OCTOBER, 1929

Indignantly upon dawnng ALLEVIATE
portion of the Union from anoher.' WASHINGTON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-08

The whole number of deaths, of PeIlOo0 Feuer,
in the city OF New York. from its commencement
to Friday last the 4th inst. inclusive, is 189.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-08
From the Connecticut Mirror, Sept. so.

Mrs Wells of Wethersfeld, Formerly Miss
Woodhouse) has received by the hand OF Mr.. Mar
Gus Bull of this city, the Medal and twenty gum
cas- which were awa ded to her by the British $50
ciety of Arts" for her ingenuity in the manuiac-
uring of the splendid Bonnet, which MIR. Bull car
ried to Tendon We have not seen the Medal bur
we understand that it is of perfectly pure silver, Of
about the circumference and twice the thickness OF
"a crown-wth various cmblematic devices, elegant
lily executed on one side and on the other, short
inscription stating who gave it, to whom it was gi-
ven, and for what reason.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-08

Columbia College, city of New York, %
Union College, Schenectady, N. Y. II
Hamilton College, Paris, n. Y. Is
Yale College, New Haven, Con. II
Vermont University, Burlington,
Middlebury College, VT. 26
Dartmouth College, New Hampshire, a.
Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass. SO
Williams College, Wlamstown, Mass. IS
Brown University, Providence, r. |. 81
Bowdon College, Brunswick, Maine, "a
Waterville College, Maine,
Total number of Graduates in 1899, sos
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-08

The COTTON MANDATORY at Walt
ham, is owned by gentlemen of Boston, and is
questionably the most extensive OF any one in the
United States We have heard it stated that the
capital is sir hundred Thousand dollars About 500
workmen are employed, (but few boys or grls)
nearly all of whom are Americans. The weekly
Expenses are about $4,000, which amount to up
wards of one hundred thousand dollars in year.
There are manufactured thirty five thousand yards
|of cloth in week, or in year one niLtion eight
hundred and tOenty thousand yards! which cloth,
for shifting and sheetng, is daily gaining credit in
every section of the Union. The machinery, too,
is in many respects superior to the English so
that this extensive establishment may empha'icaily
|be styled the pride Of observation-disclosures GAz.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-08

An astonishing surgical operation was lately per-
formed with success in the hospital of ST Louis, at
Paris. A peasant of the neiehborhood Of La Fere
was persuaded that about FIVE years ago he had
swallowed with his food some reptile, which, in an
inexpcabe manner, still lived, as he affirmed, in
his stomach. The physicians employed various pre-
scriptons without effect. Tortured by excrucia-
ting pains, the unhappy man resolved to go to Paris
to be opened; which operation was in fact perfor-
med by making an incision just below the region Of
the heart, when it was ascertained that his conec-
ture was we'll founded. As as the animal per-
|ceived more air than it accustomed to, it shew-
ed itself at the end of the incision but immediate
lly drew back when Of the assistants put his
finger into the wound and drew out snake two &
la half feet in length, and eighteen lines in circum'
ference. 1t lived sixty hours. The patient fell
great relief, and is in situation which gives nc
reason to apprehend any bad consequences.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-08

Letters have been received in this city from Peu-
sacoa, dated the 9th Of September at which time
the sickness continued. The report ofthe death o.
DR.. j. G. Bronaugh, the President of the Legisla
tive Council, is but too certain, though we have
not the date or other particulars of his decease
Edmund La,o was chosen in his stead President o
the Legislative Council, the session of which was
to have terminated on the 22d of last month. The
same letter gives account of the death OF DR.. Mo
Mahon, respectable physician. Nat. Lttet
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-08
TeLlo,c ferer at Ne,o York.

9 Oct. 6 new cases,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-08
Splendid Tictory orer the Turks.

We oice to find that our anticipations as to the
triumphs OF this gallant people over their barbarian
oppressors, are likely to be more speedily realized
than we at first expected Thermopyle has again
Witnessed splendid victory, in which the true cou-
rage of Spar,ans was conspicuously displayed, and
terrible blow given by the hands of reemen to that
sanguinary dcspotism, which has been too long toll
Grated in Europe by the "legitimates." 1t was on
The 9th of July as appears by accounts from Co'-
stannople, that this great battle was fought. The
Turkish forces, commanded by Chourschid Pacha,
had previously formed junction with the troops OF
the Pachas of Negropont, Larissa, and Janlna.--
These combined armies, amounting to 10000 men,
engaged the Greeks on the 7,h of July, and seem
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-30

AN =. JUS, .<cei,rd isosr auctions,
IN add ion TO ,hci, for ;ner assortment oI Fall
nd Winter Good. - -
600 yards Gle gent yfIoo, CARPETlNG3.
shesp-36o ymds bOhlBASETrS, from
,, 10 4s6 per yard.
THEY RAVE on HAND, ..
A large. asso,tmsut OF Calicocs, Ginghains
and Pads; Cassimere Shawis ; .ome Of the
best Russia. Diapers ever imported in this
town, per bale or single piece, choap Rose
blankets; Bfoadcioths Csssimcres and Pc
Iis,e Clolhs /; mofe American Diaper for on
y 81 per yard Ches sbambray Ginehims
homespun Flahnel, SC. Steam loom English
end American Shit,ings and Shee,ingS /;
Ninkin and Canton Grapes; Italian ditto !
Siuehaws aud Ssrsneits Lsdies and Gentle.
meas wors,ed Hose; from ls6 TO 7s6 per
pair, all coo's dstk ard light common
Ves,ing Vasucii, eicgaut new patterns /;
Leho add. Book Moslins spider net, pickle,
and fancy Moslos white .and coioted Cam.
brio paft Of case of Legho'n Bonnets /;
Strsw duo with maby o,hsr articles too nu.
merous 10 menlion.
Eewppr,, Dec 10