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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-08
ROYAL PAGEANTRY.
From Tie Mem York .ameriiean.

From The New York .4mer;can.
The Edinburgh Star contains an outline
OF the preparations in Scotland for the
Kings visit, and presents US with some OF
The court csremonials which are requested
TO be observed on that august OCCASION
To an American taste, that has not been
adulterated and perverted by the frequent
exhibition of such scenes, they are calcu-
lated only to excite ridicule and disgust.
Every nation has, indeed, its peculiar toi-
lies, but may the time be long IN advance,
when the American people shall deoase
themselves by such slckening Devotion
TO royal pageant
1t isstated, as matter of interest and
public concern, that the ''purveyor TO the
king has formed very extensive dairy al
Dalkeith, tor the service of his majesty s
table. Only the butter aud cream are &c
be retained for that purpose. The whole
Of the milk and butter.milk are to be dis
trbuted among the poor of Dalkeith and
its neighbOrhood, by order OF his majesty .
Aud this important affair of the disiribu.
ton of the butter-milk is detailed. we
suppose, for the purpose of proving the
extent of regal bounty!
On the second day after bis majesty.
arrival. his 6rst leYee viii be held in ths
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-08
Orphans Court.

.Alerondr,a. County, Sept. Term, 1929.
ORDERED, that the executors of RO.
" BERT ABERCROMBlE, deceased,
do give the usual notice to debtors and
creditors once week, three weeks in the
Alexandra Gazette, and Herald. A copy.
Test, A. MOORE, Reg. Wills.
This is to give notice, that the subscri-
bers of Alexandria county. IN the District
of Columbia have obtsi0ed from the Or
phsns' Court OF said county, letters tesla
mentary on the estate Of Robert Abercrom-
bic, late of the county aforesaid deceased.
All persons having claims against The said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same 10 the subscribers. with the YOU
cheers thereof, passed by the orphans
court. on or before the Esd day of March,
next, or they may by law be excluded
from all benefit to said estate, and those
indebted thereto, are required TO make
immediate payment. Given under our
hands and seals this ED day Of Sept. 1877.
JOHN c. MANDELL,
JOHN WOOD
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-08
AUCTION SALES !
ETPOS7PONE.MErr
Public Sale E

Z. BY virtue ofa deed Of ,rus, Co..
Fox and Lucy his wife, TO The " sUt Atra,
tor the purposes therein menliops uSSsfFiSer
pr proceed 70 sell 10 the highest bidd.,,A '.
On Monday, the 9th inst. b.;.
first dag Of the Superior co' 'as IL
the coanty Of Fairtor. W ja
if fair, If not the next fair dsy
tract OF land, in the ooupIy ., : tr2ll,bIe
state of Virginia, on the head y ssIIlas
Difficult Run, the present lesi %s,els q
the said Amos Fox. The tract , Of la.9 q
OF good quality, and contains sbo NJ 'aad i
2l2 ACRES:
there are considerable improy.,
the land TO wit: grist mill, 2 INV, ny. q =,
stones, and machinery for mapuf,pp' s'F o.
-four, saw mill, wool cardinp mssS,.
a large stone distillery, and a Sn rJssnl'e
other houses convenient for such .n =, q
lishment the dwelling house is I |" as''S' ,
convenient, excellent water at hand s. sa G
a good stone dairy house, we'll con.,, sNd
ed. Purchasers wishing 10 own s . ..S
plete establishment near TO three WI. ". :
markets, would DO well 10 view II. ssc0
misses, before the day OF sale as II i pI,
most positively sell at tia, time r, raa'
bly, it will be in ivy power to secr prvv'
date the terms to suit purchasers ~L;',
will be made known more particuI,,v1 n y
the day Of sale. For information ami " !,
me near the premises. FRY
WILLIAM FOX. Trustee
The owner oil the above property bein,
willing to save the trustee the trorbI. y
selling. would sell at private bargain. N,
time before the day OF sale. Apply Is - :
bove.
oct & s
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-08
RUNNELLS'S

Prize List of the SD days drawing of the :
WASHINGTON MONUMENT LOTTERY
No 1916 prize of DlOO0
1892 ll84l 5O
1876 1898 1915 on
1856 19OOO}
And 80 prizes OF 10
The drawing will take place on Thurs
day next--and on the l7th inst the
Grand Capital Prize Of Thirty Thou
sand Dollars
will be awarded to the first drawn number
on that day. Prizes yet to be drawn are
Of 10000 DOLLARS.
of 1000 DOLLARS.
Is of 100 DOLLARS.
20 Of SO DOLLARS.
1856 of 90 DOLLARS.
And the full proportion of 10 dollars are
still uudrawn. Whole tickets D.l5, halves
D.7 SO quarters D.3 rs, eighihs 81 go
hrOrders from any part Of the u. )
post paid, enclosing the cash or prize tic
kets, will meet the same prompt attention
as if on personal application, addressed TO
J.H.RUNNELS
Lottery and Exchange Office,
King street, alexandria.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-08
Poor te Atessandry Kasett.

Wells Mynheer Brinder, TX says Don
der ind Blixim watts de matders mid de
Boets und your Korreysbondents. Wells
dinks Mynheer Halberto vas Elm groot
Boet. Mein Yrouw und |, mid Jan drinks
alls de same as Mynheer Squeepo und
Mynheer Frenschky, --und ii Mynheer
Cricasse, wills zee Elm Beeg-ass, wells den
LET ion go zee de Vaderlands. Wells TX
dinks wishes Mynheer Halbeto wills rite
me ZONE burdy Boetry. ais ubon de hlz-
tory van de Sauer Krout-und Elm noder
ubon de Green Sheeses-ach MEN! wells
how mine moudt watersh, ven TX dinks OF
dem dings--und Wills Elm oder ubon
Bickled Dripe und Schmoaked Herrngs>
Wells das is Elm hropsr Subject vor elm
Boet so groot ais Mynheer Halberto. Und
promise ais bow wills ket our Cho vens
he kits zee Kongress mids de groot mans
und de PRESIDENT; wells as how be shall kit
Elm Batent yor Mynheer HalbeFtos boed-
gy.
Butts den Mynheer Brinder, Ish not
likes de Boedry's apout de Lufers, mid
Ae Gubids und dem ike yoolish dings-l
dinks ais de pellys wash more groot kon-
zequence ais de pooso,ns.
Wells den Mynheer Brinder, xiv mein
Compliments zu Mynheer HaIberto und
zay ais how ! drinks be is Elm groot Boet
vat shood pc lmmor.-Tee.-lished ais de
same as Mynheer Van rromp und Myn-
heer Hybograttis, und Mynheer Bope, und
Mynheer Ponabarte das Dnyvels, skins
vas tied at Faint Eelena und alls de oders
gToot mans-yas ted gu wash aliyes,
Wells, ,Ei,s
GOotpy
Mynheer Brinderi
voor de present
JAMS VAN SCHMASHBlPES.
Euuton County, Oktoper IA lrd.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-08
INTEMPERANCE.

The London Quarterly Review for
July, devotes short paper to the OK :
animation of an interesting work, emit
tied Essays on Hypochondriasis, and
other Nervous Affections, by John Reid,
nj. d. This work, to borrow the Ian.
guage Of the Reviewers, sis selection
of the mostimportant particulars about
nervous diseases, which have occurred
to the author, stripped of all technical
expressions, and written in style
singulsrly striking and agreeable
The authors object is not so much to
extend our knowledge of the patholo-
gyof these diseases as to select those
particulars which seem most import
ant, and put them in a striking shape.
| The audience he has in view are not
so much medical practitioners as nerv-
Gus invalids; these he lectures ON the
tendency of their complaints, the has
bits by which they have been involved
in them, and the mental and bodily
regimen most likely to extricate them,
and this with 80 much force and ele-
gance of style, as occasionally to re-
minds US of some of the best papers in
the Rambler and Spectator The re-
marks of the Reviewer, on the last Es-
say, are so replete with important
truths and grave admonition respect
! ing most seductive and fatal vice,
now alarmingly prevalent, that we can
not moreprotitably employ our columns
than by publishing the subjoined ex.
tract IR. l. american.
The last Essay we shall notice, is on
Intemperance. Here are two truths
which cannot DO repeated too often;
one, that wine is not nourjshment that
it excites, not strengthens; that 1t 10
not diet, but medicine, to relieve or pre-
vent langour. and to assist the stomach
in digesting its food the latter OF Wh'ch
it oftener troubles than aids. The o.
Their, that intemperance is TO DC mea-
sured not by the quantity OF w'ne' out
nv its effect on the constitution not
nv Guns. but consequences. Let no
man fancy because hedrinks not much,
that ne is no sot. Pope said, that to
him more than one glass was debauch
and every man who habitualIy takes
more than his stomach can bear, soon
err or later arrives those miseries which
he has so often read of as the effects
of hard drinking. Every healthy to-.
per is a decey duck, and no more
proves that health is safe in intempe-
rance than an unwounded soldier that
life is secure in battle. Strength of
nature in youth" says Lord Bacon,
passeth over many excesses which
are owing a man till his age"
In collection of tracts zen the eff
feet of spurious liquors" by an emi-
nent living barrister, there is paper
entitled "the Confessions of a Drunk
ard,'' which affords fearful picture of
the consequences of intemperance, and
which we have reason to know is true
tale.
/ The following are few disjointed
paragraphs, but they read as connect
lsdly as thu entire original,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-08
The foNo7Oing Sale IS p0sip0ss''
to SATURDAY, I'd N0u. ne1 IT,.

w - Wn,
DY virtue of deed Of trust lroln linn 10
me. bearing be- date 18th Janoa:y, $780, so.I ,ui
recorded in the office OF the county c i5aoce
Fauauier, at Rockbill, the late re', ,be %
of the said Hampton, on Saturday 10 tos,en
day OF next November,l shall pro pro" facts d
a an sI1 s'vssd % he be- county Of 5d gs5
poles; another l73 acres ! IoOd ,he eI boup;
poles; and the third $40 acres n 81 ,be sid
daries OF which are mentioned ed u, ID satisfy
deed The sale will be made 10 sOu sST,I
ospl the e" payment 70 Sa Of he purchase s .s
the subscriber will convey suGp o Vii
hath under the deed of trust q Sio 9Tr"etee.
INMAN HORNEh' 'O qu
aug IL
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-08
Lands for Sale

DY virtue of decree from Cb,y..
ID County Court, setting as a Conf
Equity. will be exposed TO public ssIs "
the 18th day Of November next. inS.
town Of PoRT TOBACCO, one tract Or n,,.
eel OF land called Lake or Foxes Nm
containing about
273 aCRES,
more or less. This land is situated IN
Charles County, about bslfa nile iron,
a place called the Hill TOP, just al d,
bead OF Nanjemoy creek a great prcpo,
ton OF which is well adapted to the ercTlI
of corn. wheat and tobacco. There i;
great proportion OF this land well timber
ed, and we'll calculated to suit person;
wishing 10 become farmers.
The terms Of sale will be credit Of ote
and two years, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security, bearing interest
from the LIST day of January next, when
possession will be glveu-upon the pay.
ment of the whole purchase money, a gOod
and sufficient deed will be executed 70
the purchaser.
MALACHI ROBEY. Trustee.
oct 8 lawt,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-08
Hnoh Smith s. 70.

vTAvE received per ships j, ,. BOs' rtstior
Ill Arethusa, their ia'i assornenl"
which gives them an extensive a. ss; GJnss.
Earthen-acare China g ,. o'', AZ
which they offer at reasonable ,Dn , p, va
v we)i Ia assorted e.I pipes in boxes and W"
glass gs 8 by 10 and 10 bs H. awsF
sep q
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-08
Notice.

es~a PURSUANT to a decree nllb
ETYN Circuit Court OF the District
8@ Columbia, Tor the County Of Ael
&sHns andria, Will be sold on the second
Saturday in October next, the following
Valuable Property,
belonging to the estate of The lale Co.
John Fitzgerald, viz Thirty seven an
an half acres Of land in the vicinity d
Alexandra, situated upon the bIl nsa
the spring called the Federal Spring and
affordmg one of the bandsomesl prospects
in the District Of Columbia. Also a Iol0I
halta of ground situated upon The Ts'L
sid. OF St. Asspb, and on The north SIDE OIL
Duke streets, in the town OF Alexandra =
A ground rent of G8 IS. Cd. Virginia cur
rency, issuing out OF a lot oiground on In'
corner of Royal sndPrnce-sireet;., iopeI'
Iy held by George McMunn, Deco Sna
now by Mordeca Miller. ., /
A lot of ground on the soulh sIoe o.
Wolfe, and east side of Union s!lee's' a. Ta
which is erected distillery suDjec' QUO
annual rent in fee of o439 e. =. i
And a lot OF ground on The sou'i IT ;S!~
King street, adjoining the store Of m.,' .',.
Brakeman, on which is eTected . WV ,'
ry brick house, and frame warehOuN'
The terms of this sale Tor all tbePlOp q.
ty, excepting The ground rent, VIII U'W '1o
fifth in cash and the residue, ID one, . ~.
and three years, TO be secured " D' I'd
table notes, With approved endorses ,'' N
deeds of trust, upon the proper. ~
The ground rent will be sold lor SssD
THOS. SWAMI. .Ah'y for me u.s.
HUMPHREY PEAKE, Collector Coz
TENCH RlNGGOLD, MarShaH1
sept 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-08

Mynheer BrinderI
voor de present
JAMS VAN SCHM ASHBIPES.
Eouton County, Oktoperz IA ird.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
PROCLAMATION.

{" Reason - We, the united body of the
Commissioners. COMMUNICATING our sad
state, and deer mined to abolish all Tithes.
Taxes and Rent, DO offer reward of so
pounds, for the head OF Head Minister, SO
for q Curate, 20 for a proctor, and 10 for a
BAillfi. MARSHAL ROCK"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
FOREIGN.
LATE FROM ENGLAND.
BALTIMORE, APT

baltimore, hgRIL T.
BY re Belyi6era, arrived last evening. III
81 tsys from Liverpool, we have received
Liverpool Cnuriers 10 the 9th February in
elusive. We have perusej them, but find
sheir contents unioteresting. 1t appears,
from Courier Of the latest date, that tue
spirit Of insucor dinstion which has slumber-
ed fpr while il the suu,b and west of Ire.
land, has broken forth during the last fort
night, with aggravated symptoms, The
Whit-1"ys, IS hey are now termed made
sudden attack upon the Kerry mail. at
Car'g ,g,ainni, 1--we miles from Macrcom.-
resss1 engagement took place with the
military who escorted the mail. which result.
ed in seversl o! the Whiteboys benz xii ed
ami wolnded, and many made prisoners.
The Suy lem of news We discover, re!a 4.
ting 70 Fraoce and Spain, are. that in the
formse the new bill for the regulation Of the
press has been warmly debated in the Cham
Der of 0:pu'ies, AMI The amendments propo.
sed by the advocates of liberty rejected,
which mas created con siderable dissatisfaction
against the ministry in various parts ut
Frances and that, in the latter, the yielding
OF ferdinand 90 the revolutionary party, In
di'mi:sing part of his ministers, has prcdu.
ced temporary submission Of the iDsurgeent
provinces.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
NEw.yoRK, APRIL Q

Late from perd Cruz We learn from
Capt. Skinner, Of the schr. Swan, arrived
last evening from Vera Cruz, that the Royal.
ists still remain in possession of the Fort Of
st. Juan de Ulloa. Flags Of truce were
frequently communicating, and an order
was soon expected fer its surrender. Pre-
partitions were making at Vera Cruz 10 take
the fort, should it not be given %. The first
Congress met at Mexico on the 9th Feb.
rusty, Perfect harmony subsistsd through,
out the empire, An ambassador had 6sen
sent TO SpsiD Tor The purpose of soliciting
one OF the roysl family as emperor. /, was,
however, expected that Don Apcustin
de lturbide, chief of the Independents,
would be elected The RoyAlis,s bad prptty
much emisraIed to Spain and her PROVINCES
with their vaunble' and prpperty.-lAdU.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
[FOR THE GAzETTE.I

A virtuous and we'll regulated mind is the
only sure basis of mans honor In illus,ra.
ting this great Fundamental truth, Doc, Blair
has given US one of The finest portraits per-
hars upon record 1t cannot be too frequently
exhibited to the youthful mnd,-more especi-
ally when we reflect how powerfully it is in-
PEELED by the love of fame and distinction in
society. To regulate this strong propensity
in man, and to secure ii from the hazard Of de-
generating into a dangerous ambition, was q
task mol unworthy the pen Of so great mas
'cr In asccrtaiping the bas &C u,an's true bo-
nor, he tells us with a Pcrspicuity and eIo-
quencr, peculiarly Characteristic, that tive
must look not 10 any attentions circum-
stance Of fortune, not TO any single sparkling
quality, but TO the whole Of what forms
man, What entities him Is y'ch ~ r;nE h.gs
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
New member.

1t stTnly matter of regret that there should
exist in any community, men capable of re.
sorting to such pitiful and dishonorable shifts
to promote their own sinister views, as il
indicated in the sutjoined paragraph. The
wretch who coUlS deliberately sit down s. pea
a paragraph so replete with .alsehood, with
g view eilheIts benefit him self, OF wartcnly to
injure one among the most respectable and
solvent institutions in the United States, de-
serves, if he could be discovered, the halter.
We trust that no scruplss of deGcacy will
prevent his name being exhibited to the pub
lie, In order that he may be held up to the
public scorn and detes,ation which he SO rcbN
ly merits. 1t is almost superlluous to add
that the report referred 10 is en- infamous
fabrication, and that the Valley EaNk holds
rank amongst the most respectable and sol.
vent in this, or any other country.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
UoShinptou Gin. Il

The Senate adjourned, or, rather were
smoked out at an early hour to day, in con-
sequence Of strong N. w. wind that OBJ.
structed the dTaught of the chimDies, and FL
led the chamber with smoke and ashes. No
wonder the ma ion ,hould he in a scoldng hu-
nor, Wien they know that millions have
been spent on national edifce, which does
not eve" sGOFd the common protection from
smoke that we enjoy in our private houses.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
Baltimore, HDriI 3.

BGttImoTe, %Pr7t >.
In the early part of the lost session Of
Baltimore city court, william PAsssno was
tried on an Indictment for stealing, and, on
apparently efficient circurstantial evidence
the Jury found yi'd;ct Of guilty: Before
any sen'ence WIS passed, it vas sscertained
that some testimony had been omitted on
The Trial, which TIC court, % inquiry, deem.
ed Of 81 mcieot Importance 10 justify them
in granting new trial. The second trial
took place last week, at an Adjourned scs
sion NJ she coor', wh.n passano's inuocepce
was 50 clearly proyea, .ha' the Jury acq'.it-
ted him WIKI VI leaving TIC box - Ftd. ga.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13

The last CIarksbure (Ns.) "RArrrE ssAxy.2
Ia paper so called, contsins the names OF f,ur-
teen persons as candidates foe the pending
election for members Of the Legislature. Asa
specimen of tie literary taller Is of one of them,
we snbjon the following address. " i,l Caz.
Friends and felton, SitiSons
W IShing to Make some remarks on the asu-
~ OF msnklud Tor wishing to rcprse Mt cur
county as candidates for the ensuing election
the constructions have put on It are thus lat
george Washington with his aids purchesd
| hors with thafe Blood and bestoed il on the
putlc rs riding hors sting him treated az
b hoTs ought 10 be of his wor,h ard 7aleu
but If we could all be grutifyd his back is SO
hurted with bad sadles aud careless riders :bat
he VIII not be able to profc rm the jurae, th
homer sstysfatury TO our will and wish W = all
wish to address, the pubiicIl with such shaking
OF hands ard friendly plesing smiles inquting
how your tsmulys are by way of enterc!using
You to vote for us
out IN order to prove more aibenticulIy 10
you're minds that we are irrpostures or wolves
dres' IN Sleeps clothing We berry our smiles
before we reatch richman employ our teeb
s'uddey towards the card tables rsse our wa
ges for the seEort Of ladys of pIesure az 20 nv
part can ouely say have been frootfui in NV
family SUCCESSFUL III killing deer and If YOU
think man Of so grand Appearance as NINE
worthy of your nots so far as to elect me
for the ensuing election I viii sury YOU with
all the Iaith'ulness my tEllcnis will admit Of
and ifyOo do not you may let it alone
ISRAEL PHILLIPS.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
." T. HAYCROFT.
" DCnnrG1ic. Fcb. !, 1872"
oFFlclAL coRRnspONDENcE.

Ind. By com1onI ofhis .Bajcsig, before
both Houses Of PaytjamcDt.
T"is correspondence consist. sF five des
patches from the MARCEL, Wriicsley. three
o. which are addressed to the vi ccuns Sid
mouth, ard he two last to Nj pei They
ere dated The 81, the iltb. the iD'b. 9th and
%3th OF January. The tour FIRST contsin de.
tsil' n"1r'y similar 10 those which haze reach.
ed Us through the medium # he Irisr o..
per. az IRE free from all exaggerated CO.
lotinz. The ia't - at once faorc new and
lmPorani: we here!orr give Il ent;s,.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
HiHs6OrougA, t0Aio,) March %.

report has prevailed here for tire las:
two weeks. that tie Bank of the VALLEY at
Winchester, We bao stepped payment, 81 to
use the precise words, was BRoKE Tia re-
port is raid to &c founded on the euthorit, of
a letter from ittsburg. Pa. to a meTchau at
Chilicothe, Ohio ; but inasmueh IS tao weeks
have expired without bringing Us any con.
hrmstion, AND as no mention Is made OF il ia
'he Virginia pa ers, we think ii may be view
ed as fabrication. The holders OF its notes
will do we'll 20 bold or 10 ihem.-[Ga
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13

some hf'y years ago, voyage scFoss The
Atlantic was the result Of Iosg and profound
declaration il was considered for twelve
month; then two months 10 select the ship:
two montbs to pu; affairs in order; two
months to prepare sea eothes, provision,
sweatmests and gingerbread; long ard la
ment'ble isreweIl of all relations dawn to
The fif'eeoth cousin. notice in the paper
that A. .. Is md to Europe, and is ready
10 pay ali deb; crowded wharves and nu-
meTous adiens at parting, sud then a decsrt
passage TO London Of eight 11eeks--temDora
mutGntUr. Now gentleman hest ates a
momfnt over his glass of wine and segsr.
whe ner heshsli gotO Liverpool rr Balls ow \
Spring, to spend the GUNNER months, and
finally makes up bis mind, emp'ies bic bottle,
and cfl'5 out, ''Wait :, take my trunk on
board che Aibior,' and al is finsnsd Thi,
IS The wy we q" badness now. DAYS Such
- Ihe march u the mind; The rapid prrgte, 5
OF imPEo7sme en-. - Gaijopat H4vocafe.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
SEE 8a3ette.
WINCHESTER:
SATURDAY, .GpriI 18Th, 1922.

MORGAN COUNTY.
John Sbcrrard 2O3
Igna,ius o'Ferrall log
Robert Gustinc 100
William Smith OF y
Samuel Johnston
Michael Wydmyer
The Polls were kept open three days: and
the election OF Mr., C'Ferrali will. we UNDER
stand, be contested by Mr.. Cuisine. who il ;s
stated, had majority at the close of the poly
on the first day. MIR. Smith lfamilrarly cal.
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