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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-10
LAND QUARANTINE.

Notwithstanding experience has demon
strated the impossibilly Of conveying pre-
sent tontagion from city to city, yet many
Of the neighboring towns and cities have
established partial non.ihtercourse by
land. We should not complain, if appre-.
hensitns were well founded. The stage
from dis city for Philadelphia lands the
passengers at Camden, where quarau-
tine Of five days, is rigidly exacled. A
hale, hearty. rosy checked woman, from
New York, left the stage, and was max
ing Der way to the boat to cross the river,
when she was arrested by the agent OF the
Board of Healtb-a physician-pale, lean
and sickly, as the story goes. II want
10 go to Philadelphia sali the woman.
''You CAN'T 20 madam" said the agent
"Why?'' Because you are from an IN
iected ciry."-"And who will prevent
me?" said the woman.-.'I viii madam: "
'.And who are yon?" agent OF the
Board ,of Heallh.' The Board OF Health"
said the woman looking at the lean agent
and herself by turns, and contrasting sig
nl6cantly the difference in their appear
ance, IF you are specimen OF the health
of Philadelphia, and | of New York, |
should think that you stand most in need OF
quarantine OF FIVE days" SO saying,
she gathered up her bundle and bandhox'
and went into the tavern, there to under
go the personal restriction required ny
law Nat. duo.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15

Beauty and elegance are nearly related
their difference consists in this, that elegance
j. The image Of the mind displayed 10 motion
and experiment; beauty is an image Of the
mind in The countenance and form conse.
quentIy, beauty is of a more mixed nature and
owes les, 10 art and habit.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15
STATE OF MAINE.
November l3.

In SENATE, Jan. 10, 1922.
On the Petition aforesaid, Ordered, That the
Petitioners cause an attested Copy Of their Pc
tition, with this order thereon, to be published
in the Portland Gazette newspaper printed in
Portland, two weeks successfully that all persons
interested may appear at the present session OF
the legislature ca the 22d day of the present
month of January and shew cause Gf any they
hsvs) why the Prayer of said Petition should not
be z anted.
Sent dOlcn for concurrence.
DANIEL ROSE, President.
Ia NE Rouse Of Rsprese,ttatires, Jan. 10, 1922.
Read and concurred.
BENJAMIN AMES, Speaker.
4 true Copy-.Afsst,
W. Is. eEwAIL, Secretary Of The Senate.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15
PAYABLE YEARLY.

any part Of il, from Cape Horn, 70 Tic six;ie,h
degree of north Latitude. t:S
" 1t is now beyond doubt, that another eoy1y,
eminent than Spain, lays claim 10 part OF
that territory south Of The sxieih degree Of
north latitude, viz TO the fly first degree, be-
ing difference of nine degrees only
4" It this decree, therefore, appearing Just
at this moment, has no other effect, il gives
interest 10 The proceedings in Congress, rea-
tive 10 settlement at the mouth of the COL
uinbia river. 1t will no; BE- r~tter Of sur
prise 70 Us, that il have The effect 10 procure
the passage, IN Congress, Of an act to author
'se Tie establishment of a post al The mouth Of
the Columbia, which, however earnestly pro-
posed by the mover, has, hitherto, hardly
been seriously entertained BY the House,
whose attention has been called 10 il.
. With regard to the true northern lini, 70
The claim Of the United States on tha, coast.
should any difference finally appear 10 exist
between Russia and the Uni'ed S. les. there
can be no doubt of its being amicab!y settled.
The moment il becomes point of discussion
between The tro governments When Rus
STA and the United States fall out. il will MOI
be about any thing so uuimpor'ant, we hone.
as The nominal title, TO degree or Two, Of al
most undiscovered iand.''
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15
LOST.

TO the Honorable Me Senate and House o.
Representatives. ofths State Of Name, an Lfgis-
lGiure assembled,
TIVE undersigned humbly shew-That they
held the bond of John Gray, Joseph GRAY.
Andrew Gray, and Mehitable Gutter, late Of
NoTthyarmouth, deceased, and OF Joshua Gray,
late Of Yarmouth, in the county Of Barnstable,
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, deceased, OBJ
lgating them, the said John, Joseph, Andrew,
and Mehitable and Joshua, TO make and deliver
good and sufficient deed of warranty Of FIVE
sixths Of one half of the hundred acre lot No.
twenty nine, on range b. formerly in Northyar-
mouth, now Freeport, on the payment of GER
tain sum Of money in said bond specified all
which said sum hath been well and truly paid by
the Undersigned John Soule Your petitioners
further represent that all said obigors have de-
ceased without fulfilling said obligation and
that the administrator Of Joseph Gray is dead
also and that no administration was ever had
on the estate of Mehitable Cutter and that the
numerous heirs Of the said obligors reside in diff
ferent and distant parts of the country and that
many Of them are minors, some Of whom have no
guardians, &c. but all Of them, it is believed,
are willing and DESTROYS that good and snffi-
cieut deed OF said premises should be made 10
your petitioners, as will appear by the certif.
cate Of such as are of mature age, accompanying
this petition your petitioners further represent
that the undersigned John Soule, has been in
the quiet possession Of said premises, for more
than thrty-three years, viz. from the date Of
SAID bond, and has purchased the other sixth
part OF said half lot we therefore pray. that
John Gray of horthyarmouth, Yeoman, the son
ofJohn Gray above named, aud executor on hi.
estate, may be authorized and empowered TO
make and deliver good and sufficient deed Of
warranty OF saii premises, TO the undersigned
John Soule, who has paid the money IN said bond
mentioned, and as in duty bound will ever pray
JOHN SOULE,
November 10. WILLIAM SOULE.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15

Words, by representing ideas, become the
picture OF our thoughts, and communicate
them with the greatest fidelity But they are
not only the signs Of sensible ideas thew ex-
hibt The very image and Distinguishing like.
ness of the uand that uses them.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15
EDWARD HOW +,
No. 5, Merchants Rop. niddIe 8

No. 5, Merchants Ron, Hiddie Street.
Black, blus, brown, green and mixed
BRO and CASSIMERES--un
tSlc FLdNNELS, and two bales BO JlB i
LEIIS, different colOur--One bale ia 8-l Ga
iO-4 ia l2-l i3-4 ROSE BL4NKET5-blne
Hunters Cloth-Dutfl -Coatngs-c col u Ell BON
bazeeDes-Csmbiei-bIu black and white KaI
tinetts-5lue aud brown Queens Clolh-Pelisse
ClOth-Silk and Worsted Vesting>-green and
crimson M"rcan-bi black blue ami Wine 1abby
Nelvets-Tiik Nelvets--Drab Krrsry-wor>ted
black Bnmbazenes-Cas< irqere Shawls-printed
MCrno Shawls and Hantkerchicfs Ga new article
NO sted Hose-saisbury Flsnnels-Nankin &
Canton Crapes-Snchaws- Silks
Flag and Bandana Observation-Disclosures and
french LlaCk, green and white Crapes-sewing
Silks and Twist-Neckerchiefs- CaIicus-Thre
Laces- Madras Handkerchefs-w White aud col
ored Confederation Table Covers and Doyles
Fancy and black silk Observation-Disclosures aud
book. plain and figured Muslins-colton and linen
ILreads-Furniture Patch DinIy-silk Braid.
and Ribbons-whie, brown and black Linens
cotton UmbreIlas-gilt and twist Eutons-Buc
Doe, Beaver and Kill Gloves-linen D,mask--
Russia Diapers bindings Il Fringes-W ebJ's
patent Suspenders, &c. &c.
Factory Sheeting,-S hirtings Ginghams Nv
Stripes-Bedtck'ngs and Checks
5000 Id. live Geese and Russia FEATHERS
On hand. good assortment of gilt and ma
hogany framed LOOKING GLASSES, which
will be sold at a large discount from the factory
prices, to close the sale Of that article.
French Paper Hangings and I'LL
itary Goods.
The above articles will be sold low, for cash.
an. b. Beds and Mattresses
made at the shortest notice, aud all orders pune
tualiy attended TO.
Portland, Oct. so. #
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15
TIMOTHY FLETCHER,

IIMUIHl FILE ICHEK,
Has al PriUate Sale, al No. II, Jones Ro1y
EIchange Street,
q Winslow's Patent Cooking Stoves, at reduced
- prices. from the original subscription price.
| bale Buffaloe Robes,
do. Sheeting Cottons,
/ case Gilt framed Looking Glasses.
| do Mahogany do do do
do Glass Ware,
Q Mahogany Side Beard,
20 NJ. Russian Quilts.
Auction & Commission Business, attended 10.
usu,l Nf) Oct. %, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15
SEASONABLE GOODS.

FROM THE LATEST IMPoRTATIoNs.
JUST RECEIVED, an extensive assert
hv
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15

When once the affections are fixed. new
tIce, with higher degree Of beauty viii no;
always have higher degree of power TO re-
move them, because our affections arise from
source within ourselves, as well as from ex-
ternal beauty; and when the tender passion
IS excited by particular object, the magma
ton surrounds that object with thousand
ideal embellishments that exist only in the
mind Of The lover.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15
MISCELLANY.

The greater part Of those whom he kind
ness Of fortune has left TO their own direction
and whom want does not keep chained to the
counter or the plough, play through lie with
the shadow Of business, snd know not at las,
what they have been doing.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15
TO THE SANE.

L'ALLECRo
Go muse of crimcs-fer solitude
Der thy own Serpents brood
Thy red revenge thy sleek hypocrisy
Thy darling notified jealousy
Thy black ingratitude
See sloth
(Pernicious moth)
With lazy cape, and Stumbling eye askancs,
And stupid Ignorance,
And pride, and pert concpit
Thy fond maternal pamp ring wait
Q moping witch : chill not my soul Of Joys
Cold and ungenial is thy breath
From thine TO social pleasures let me fly,
And keep thy fancied charms for Misty, Guilt,
and Death
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15

Ne copy he folio7gtng elegant selections from
the i.lode Island .Anerican.
There canno! be new aims and ends where
there = not new principle to produce them.
We shall not CHOSE new path until light
from Heaven direct our choice ant guide our
feet
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15
WHICH ARE

KEGS No. Lard !; Boxes Shipping am No
IN Soap; boxes Mould and Dipped Candles,
6, 8, & los.
Chests & Boxes Hyson, Young Hyscn, yson Skin
and Souchong TEAS.
Pipes Cognac BRANDY
Hhds. Tobago & St. Croix RUN.
Or. Casks Sicily Madeira, Lisbon and Malaga
HINES.
Lump Sugar, lids. & Rbls. Muscovsdo SUGAR
Boxes Smoaking PIPES.
Bags COFFEE.
Boxes and half hoxs Baker and Laphams No.
CHOCOLATE.
Just rereired, and for sale al
j. Gore, Jr.'s Commission Store,
Jan. Isl. No u. LONG WHARF.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15

There i an obvious relation between The
mind and The tuln Of the features, so well
known by instinct that every one is more or
less expert At reading the ccuntenance. We
look az well asspeak our minds; and amongst
people OF little experience the look is gener-
ally most sincere. The natural virtues and
vices not only have their places in the aspect;
even acquired habits that much affect The mind
settle there ; contemplation, in length Of time,
gives a cast of thought to the counenance.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15
fpnLefEN7DNW
TO SOLITUDE.

H. pENsE ROsO.
Mother Of silence, and calm thought
with mental pleasures fraught)
At whose mysterious hest each passion fades;
Hail to thy sylvan shades
From vice and folly Man and Missy free,
! come, dear matroh Solitude, 70 thee
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15
SIX OR EIGHT

ENTLENEN BoARDERs, can be accommo-
II dated with Board in Court-Street, on reason
able terms. Apply to ABIGAIL EnLUND,
nearly opposite the Gazette Office. Jan. 4.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15

The heart !. won IN conversation by is own
passions. lis pride, its grandeur, its affections
lay 1t open to the enehantment Of 40 insinuat-
ing address. Fattery is gross charm. bu,
who Is proof against gentle and yielding dis
position that infers your superiority with DEL
icscy SO fine, that you cannot see the lines 81
which IT IS composed Generosity, disinter.
esiedness, noble love of truth that will no,
deceive, feeling Of the disiresses Of others.
and greatness Of soul, inspire Us with adnir,.
ton along with love, and take our affections.
az il were, by storm but. above all. we are
seduced by Q view Of the tender and affection.
ale passions; they carry soft infection. and
The heart is be'raytt TO them by hs own pcI7.
eis
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-12-21
VALUABLE
Real and Personal Es ate
FOR S ALE

N Tuesday the 2lst day of Ianu-
" airy next, Off not the next fair
day. will be exposed to Public Sale.
at the late residence of Mrs. nj. Jones
deceased, the following very valuable
real and personal estate. viz: THE
TRACT OF LAND on which the
late Gabriel Jones lived. This traoE
which certainly is, las it has long had
the reputation Of beiHG) one Of the
most valuable, and desirable Farms
IN the Valley, lies about two and
half miles below Port Republic, in
the County of Rockingham, is bound
ed on one side by the Shenandoah Ri
yer. contains near Twelve Hundred
Acres, OF which about -Four Hundred
arc cleared; upwards OF Two Hundred
is River Bottom Of excellent quality,
the residue lies remarkably well,
and Is considered Upland Of very
good quality, On it there is very
good Franc Dwelling House, on ve~
ny beautiful situation with all neCess
sary Out-houses and Appcndages:--
ne Farm is in every respect in good
order; and considerable Quantity of
Fail Grain has been neatly seed
ed. Immediate possession will be gi-
ven. AT the same time and place viii
be sold upwards of FORTY very
likely NEGROES, consisting Of
MEN, BOYS, WOMEN IL Chill
DREN. A Quantity of Household
Furniture, among which arc very
large number of elegant Prints, and
large and we'll selected Library. Al
so, number Of Horses and Cattle,
with the Farming Utensils of every
description. The terms of sale will
be, for the LANDS, Cne-t third, ofthe
Purchase Money in hand, and the
residue in two equal annual pay
mentS, which are To- DC secured by q
Deed of Trust upon the property
For the personal property a credit o.,
twelve months for all sums exceeding
five dollars will be allowed TO the
Purchaser giving bond (wIIh approved
security drawing interest from ll.O
datc.-tho interest however viii he
RENTED if the principal is punciuaily
paid when it becomes due. For aii
Sims Of Five D"ilays TDT !essl cash
will be required. The Gale Nil be
continued from day 10 day un.il a..
property is sold.
CHARLES LEWIS,
administrator Of GGjriet ,io.ps ,3er,2,
HarrisDn5urg, Nov. 90.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-12-21
TRUST SALE.

3 Y Virtue ne Deed of Trust exc
FL euted to me as Trustee, by Spen-
Ger Lebue, to secure his endorser, Pc
ter Lauck, upon note negotiated by
tie Farmers Bank of Virginia, in
Winchester, for the sum of one ,hous.
and dollars, 4 shall uffer, at Pebble
Sale 20 the highest bidder, for ready
money, "a dle Esd day of December
next, before the door Of Edward Me.
Guire'u Hotel, in Winchester, the 3
tra"ts of land conveyed to me by said
deeeased, situate 10 Frederick Countv
near FrUntroyai, or 40 much thereof a.
VIII be sufficient to satisfy said claim.
All information desired as to said
land may be attained by application to
MT Lehue. The deed is ofrecord 10
the County Curt of Frederick.
ALFRED H. POWELL. Trys,oe
No fe
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-12-21
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold, at public auction
w for ready money, two certain
TRACTS OF LAND, situate on the
north branch of Potomac, in the
county of Hampshire, nearly oppo-
site 10 Old Town, in Maryland, and
adjoining the lands of Thomas Gre
sap and others, one of which tracts
contains TWENTY ACRES and
the other THREE HUNDRED &
F0RTY-TWO ACRES. The said
Lands were conveyed to the subscri-
Der by Deed of Trust, executed by
Jacob Lantz, to secure the sum of
seven hundred and scVenty-one dol
dars. with interest due to John BOYD
and Samuel Boyd, which said Samu-
el is since deceased-thosel lands are
now to be sold in execution of said
trust, or SO much thereof as will be
sufficient to raise said sum of money
and interest. The sale to be on Tues
day the oath day of December
next OH the premises.
GEORGE NJ. LAUBINGER.
Nov. 80.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-12-21
Removal.
Nov. 80.

TIE subscribers respectfully in
81 form their friends and the public,
that they have removed their shop To
the frame building adjoining Won RE
SOD & SeussEey's Store, and nearly OPP
posite the Hotel, where they will con-
tiaue The business OF
Saddle and FAIRNESS Making,
in az their branches, & execute orders
With nea,negs and dispatch.
They also inform the public that
they have purchased of The patsDtee
the right of making aud vending.
Morris Patent Spring Saddles,
in the Counties of Frederick, Culpep-
per, Fauquier, LOudon, Berkeley, Nor.
gan and Hampshire-rhe great advant-
sge which these saddles possess, in Civ
ing ease and safety to the rider, & Sc.
curing the horses back from injury,
entities them to decided preference
to any saddle in use.
The subscribers will keep nm hand
a constant supply, and respectfully in
wife their friends and customers to
call and examine for Themselves.
GROVE & CAMPBELL.
October 10,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-12-21
Pulling and Diving

Y HIS Subscriber respec fully in
"A forms his friends and the public
generally, that he continues, to carry
on the business Of Pulling and Dy-
ing In all their various branches,
and will execute, with fidelity and des-
patch, any work committed to his
esre--Raw Cath will continue 20 be
received at the store Of Messrs, Won
Ee'sen & SeDseney, and returned there
when dressed.--He trusts that his
exert'ons TO please will merit con-
tiDnaure of the public favor.
Ny. 80 WIS LIAM BAILEY
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-12-21
q I'll st 3 ale.

Ivy virlne OF u deed Ut Trust execu-
40 'ed to me as trustee by George
Somerville, bearing date about the
first III January last, and Of record in
the clerks Office of the County Court
of Hampshire, for the purpose of secu.
ring to Robert Sherrard, the paymen.
of Note Of hand executed 18th,
March ts2o-payable Eve days after
date, for the sum of twenty nine dol
lars & fifty four cents and also for
securing the payment of one other
Note of hand executed i9, April 1921,
anu made payable five days after date
Tor The SUN Of 'eventy nine dollars, Il
SIX eeDts. shall offer for sale at
Public .AuctiOn
for ready money, the House and lot
described IN the Deed situate in the
County Of Hampshire, adjoining the
residence of Mr.. Jtmes SomerviIIe, and
the late residence of Mr.. Joseph Stone,
aud stillin the occupancy Of the said
George Somerville, or so much of said
House aud lot as will be sufficien, to
pay Oft the principal and interest. of the
aforesaid debts and Cast of eale. The
sale will be on the premises on Wed
nesday 25th December next, between
the hours of ~ o'clock A NJ. and o.
clock P M. The subscriberwili convey
10 the purchaser of said property in
such manner as he is invested by said
Deed of Trust,
WILLIAM VANCE.
September p ids
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-12-21
New Goods.

THE subscribers have received a
fresh supply OF seasonahle Goods, SCI
elected from the late arrivais-among
which are
Cloths and Cassimercs well assorted,
Cassinets, Corila andVelvets- Garnet
ings,
Valencia, ToiIamett e other Vestings,
/ Nankin and Canton Grapes, Plaid
CirCassia's,
Figured and Plain Bombazetts, as
sorted col0rs,
Black, Blue, Brown and Crimson
Bombazine,
Grape, Cloth and other Shawls, Tar
tain Plaids,
Plain and Figured Book and Null
Muslins,
Observation-Disclosures, ard
Ginghams,
Bed Ticking, Russia, Irish and
Scotch Shooting,
Plain and Figured Silks and Satins-
Leghorn Bonnets,
Silk. Worsted and Cotton Hosiery,
4-4ths and 7-8ths Irish Linens and
Colerain Shirtings,
Plaid, Striped and Plain Domestic
CottOns,
Spun Cotton from No. 4 to II, inclu-
sive,
Ladies Morocco shoes, &c. &c. &c.
With a General Assortment of
Hard Ware and Cutlery, Groceries,
china, Glass & Queens Ware, Paints
u Dye-Stuffs,
All of which they are determined to
sell at the most reduced prices.
Sept. g. LANE e BRONZE.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-12-21
A Teacher w anted.

The Trustees Of the White Post
Il Academy wish to employ Tea
cher qualified to undertake the in
s;Fuction Of youth, in MATHEMATICS g.
the common branches of English ed
ucation. To these qualifications, it
would be desirable to add, ia knowl-
edge of the Latin and Greek Laugua,
ges. Any Teacher possessing the re-
quisite qualifications, and wishing a
permanent situation, would find the
present worthy his attention. The
Trustees will hold meeting On Thurs
aay, the 18th day of November, for the
purpose of electiug Teacher, at which
time gentlemen who may become eau
didates are requested to attend, or if
this is impracticabie, to commit their
recommendation to some friend, Ia or
der that they may be laid before the
Trustees 1t is desirable that the per-
son who may be appointed should
take charge of the Academy immedi-
ately.
PHILIP NELSON.
Presidsnf Of the Board Of Trustees.
0ctobe. 70.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-12-21
Land br Sale.

land ior Sale.
Hoy virtue of deed Of trust execa.
q Died TO the subscriber by William
Ashby, Jesse Ashby & Eras,us Strong,
to secure the payment of certain sum,
of money to David Morgan, Will sell
to the highest bidder. for ready money.
on the 9th day Of February Meet,
certain
Tracts or Parcels of Land,
adjoining each other, containing in
the whole
ass A G. II ES,
as described in said deed. The said
land lies in the county of Preston, in
the state of Virgins, on Cheat River,
opposite the Duukard Bottom; is land
of the best quality, and the same on
which Jesse Ashby now resides. The
sale will be made on the premises.
"The above s,entioaed land was
sold heretofore for FIVE thousand dol
lars
WILLIAM sIGLAR. Trustee.
November 2-<ds. Oct. %
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-12-21
Millinery, &c.

M AIRY THOMPSON respectfully
I'VE informs her friends and the pubs
lie, that she has opened a shop on Pic
adilIa street, where she intends car-
rying on the above business in all it's
various branehes.-Pelises, Riding
dresses, & Cloaks will be made on ac
eommodating terms. She also Informs
her friends that she has engaged
Young lady. who is we'll qualified to
do ali kinds Of fashionable work.
Leghorn bOnneis will be bleaehed &
trimmed according to the latest fash
ions. NJ. 7. will make plain bonuets
Ofeyery description, aud hopes By at
tention to business, and a desire 10
please, to share liberal part of pub.
lie favor.
Winchester, Dee, 14s
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-12-21
SIC Acres,

one third OF which ia forest land, the
balance, through which fine stream
OF water passes, is good Limestone
land in pretty good heart and very i'm,
proveabie-There is upon the Farm an
excellent new barp, II small, but COM
Portable, dwelling house, and other mes
cessary out houses The terms of sale
can be made known, by application to
the subscriber, who will shew the
land with pleasure TO any person dis
posed to purchase; and will Re prompt
~ attend 10 any written cou5apoiea-
ton directed to him at Millwoods
Oct. IL. JAMES HAY.