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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-07
PUBLIC SALE.

I'D Y Virtue of the last will and ties.
I'D tanent of Major Adam Heiskell.
the subscribers, Executors If his rs.
tate, will, on the Goth, September next,
sell before the door If the Premises in
the town OF Romney, Hampshire Conr-
iy Va. tie following property viz.
The House occupied for many years as
Tduern by said deceased There are
perhaps few Country Stands superior
10 this to man Of industry aud quail.
flied for the business, it holds out the
prospect Of realizing n handsome in
dependence for himself and family.
Adjoining the lot on which the Tav.
ern Stands, there are three half acre
lots, affording fine clover; these will be
sold with or without the Tavern as
may be agreed Upon
ALSO
800 Acres Of wood laud near the Town
of Romaey and the Personal estate
of said decd, consisting of 10 Fea-
ther beds and furniture one eigh, day
Clock, Tables, Chairs together with a
variety Of other furniture belonging to
the Tavern Also a fine stout heal.
thy negro manga wagon and two
Horses and variety Of other articles.
For the Tavern and land one fourth of
the Purchase money will be required
in hand. aud the balance in three e.
quail annual payments-the personal
property will he sold at credit of 2
Months for which Bends With ap-
proved security will be required and
a Deed of Trust on the Housr G. land.
CHRISTOPHER HETSKELL,
JOHN HEISKELL. 2xD,
administrators.
H3,n,,c{
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-07
Relu fall @nona.
PER BEI.YIDERA.
J8MES S. L.a.NE & S,NITHS.

JAMES S. L.9.N'E 81 SMITHS.
1913 Market Street baltimore,
ENFORM Their Country friends
Z that the Bslyidera has just arrived
with hcapy and raIuabie assortmen,
oil British dry goods, charged consider
ably lower than last falls importations:
they have received per said ship a
prime lot Of reasonable articles, con.
sisting in part of
Super Blue and Black Cloths,
Do. DO. Cassimeres double MILD.
DevoDshire drab Kerseys,
Blue drab, & MKT plains,
Kerseys & Sagsthies,
21-2. 3. 3 1-2. &c 4 point Blankets,
Plain & figured Bombazetls,
Striped & printed do.
Cloths & Cassimeres, printed & Plain
Shawls,
Drab & assorted MILD. Iew.price6
Cloths,
SwsnsdOwn & yaleueis yestiugs,
Cords & Velvets,
London printed Callieoes,
WorNed, q wOollen ho1s,
Flannels, Red white & yellow,
Baizes, & Bookings.
With variety Of other 90 DDS suita-
BILE for tue season.
As those goods were pure based Nv
our sgenfe in tn different m arkets Of
Great Britain for cash; we can re-
eonsnd them 70 our friends, Aug. 81
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-07
Hardy County, to wit:

June Court, is22
Hetiy Updesreff, Plaintiff,
Ambrose UpdeSraff, - Patch and
Margaret his wife. late Margaret Up
degraif, and John Updegraif and Mary
Updegrah, heirs Of Joseph Updegraff,
deceased. Defendants.
IN Oh ANCERY.
THE Defendants Ambrose Upde-
graf, and - Patch g. Margaret his
wife, and John Updegraff, not having
entered their appearance and given se-
curity according to the aet Of Assem-
bly, aud the rules Of this Court, and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence tha,
they are not inhabitants of this eaun-
try: IL is ordered, That the said De-
fendauis do appear here on the frst
day of October Court next aud answer
the bill Of the Plaintiff; and that CO.
ply of lkis order be forthwith inserted
in some newspapers published in Win
chester for two months successfully,
and another copy posted at the front
doar of the Court House of Hardy
county.
A Cnpy-Teste,
ED. WILLIAMS, c. L. G.
TnIx e
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-07
CAUTION.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned
IA against trusting on my account u
certain woman, formerly named Ruth
Wilson, but wboua it has recently been
my misfortune to call Wife, as she
has eIoped my bed and board, the for
sner Of which l have reason to believe
she has been unfaithful to Any
debts of her contracting l feel neither
the inclination, aud il is equally Ger
tain have not the ability TO pay.
JOHN SMART.
AugCst 81.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-07
39irainia to Iloit.

at Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of
the Superior court Of Utancery for
the Winchester District the first Mon
day in July 1922.
Becky Stump, Polly Stump, Pc C70
ter Stump, Abraham Moore and :
William Moore, infants by John 7 {?
Stump, their next friend. .
AGAINST,
Charles Douglass Ezr. of Hugh Doug
lass deed. and others. DEFLNDdEq.
sEHE Defendants John NJ, Reed,
a Jacob Reed, William Rsed, and
Joseph Reed, sons of Polly Reed late
Polly Moore, FentOn NJ. BusselI,
George w. Russell, William Russell,
and John RUSSELL, sons Of Sarah Bus.
sci, late Sarah Moore: Benjamin
Moore, son OF Joseph Moore, and f.
den h. Moore, John Moore, aud Will
liam Moore, sons Of Jacob Moore, not
having entered their appearance and
given security according TO the Act Of
Assembly and the Rules Of this Court,
aud it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence, that they are not inhabitants Of
this Country: 1t is ordered, That the
said Defendants do appear here on the
first day OF the next term and answer
the bill Of the plaintiffs ; aud that
copy of this order be forthwith insert
ed IN some newspaper published in
Winchester, for two months success
sIveIy and posted at the front door Of
the Court House in the said town Of
Winchester.
A Copy-Tesie,
DANIEL LEE, c. C.
July g7-$m,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-07
For Sale Or Hire.

F.iblic Notice.
y LIZ nose indebted 10 the estate
= - e" Goldsmith Chaudlee deed
ave equested TO make immediate pay
NJ at to the subscriber, and those hav
lng just claims against said estate are
desired TO exhibit them properly au.
ihenticated for settlement.
SAMUEL BROWN .9Gmin,r.
de bOniS non
Wineheste'. slb u,onlh st.t 1922
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-07
Farm and Mill to Rent.
q D be rented for term or etnrs,
A Merchant & G,ist Mill,

on a permanent stream, and ~ "A gond
situation for custom.--Al." The FARM
on which the Mill is. wil! either be-
let With, or without, the Mill, as may
best suit the tenant. For further par
ticulars apply TO the subscriber, eight
miles west of Winchester.
August 8. J. WHITE.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-07
Virginia to wit:

d. Rules holden IA tire Clerks Office of the
Superior Court of Chancery for tie
WincheSter District the first Monday in
august, 1922.
Benjamin Gomegies and Harrison
Waite, plaintiffs,
Edward Beesou aud David Ridgeway,
Jesse Beeson and Miceiah BeesOn,
Executors, with said Edward, Of
Edward BeesOn, deceased, and Mat
thew RansOne, Defendants
THE Defendant Jesse BeesOn not
having entered his appearance and 81.
ven security according to the Act Of
Assembly and the Rules Of this Court,
and il appearing by satisfactory eVi-
denee, that be is not an inhabitant Of
fhis country: IT is ordered, That the
, said Defendant do appear her. on the
first day of the next term aud answer
the bill of the plaintiffs; aud that
copy Of this order be forthwith insert
ed in some newspaper Published IN
Winchester, for two months success
siveiy, and posted at the front door Of
Ghe Court House in the said town of
Winchester.
r Copy-Teste,
DANIEL LEE, c, &C.
August S7--C.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-07
Virginia to wit.

virginia TO VIII.
At Rules holden rn he clerks Office of
the Superior court Of chancery for
the H'incheSteG District The frt .Won-
day in August 1926
James B. Hall. committee for Cyrus
Lawrence lunatce. Plaintiffs.
Against,
Abner Redd and Betsy his wife, = =
James Newbasks and Jane his 3
wife, Eleanor Lawrence, John =
Lawrence, James Lawrence, z
Alexander Lawrence, and Mar. :
gsrAf Lawrence, heirs of James :
Lawrence deed. /"
THE Defendant Alexander Law
renee, not having entered his aP,
pearance and given security aecor-
ding TO The Act of Assembly and the
Rules Of this Court, 4 it appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that he is not an
inhabitant Of this country: 1t is order
ed, That the said Defendant do ap-
pear here on the first day Of the next
term, and answer the bill of the plain
tiff; aud that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper
publisedd in Winchester, for two
months excessively and posted at the
trout door of the Court House in said
town Of Winchester.
a COPy-Teste.
DANIEL LEE, C. c.
August 40. w
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-07
To Weavers.

>HE Subscribe; wishes TO employ
h a man who understands Spinning
Il weaving and another who is fully
qualified to execute any kind of plain
weaving, broad or narrow.
None but sober Industrious men need
apply.
DANIEL AMIN.
Opequon Factor, June 10.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-07
For Sale,

A N excellent tsmsie cook, about
GAS years Of age.--Any person
wishing to purchase the said neg" csa
receive satisfactory Information res
pectins her character, by Supplying 10
the subscriber.
WARNER WASHING SnN.
August 8.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-07
NOTICE.
WISH TO PURCHASE A YOUNG
Negro Girl or Woman.

t" answer as house servant; who eau
be well recommended as TO character
q health. For such an one will give
u liberal price in cash.
JACOB BAKER.
August IL, tf.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-07
Virginia to wit /:

virginia 10 VIII
At Rules holden In the Clerks Office of
the Superior Courtof Chancery for
the Winchester Districtthe first Mon
day In July 1922,
Harriet Conrad administrative,
and James Roberdeau, admins
traitor, of Edward Conrad deed
AGAINST
Frederick Conrad Exr. of Frede- 81
rick Conrad decd. John Brown, :
q Robert o. Graysun admin'trs.J
of John Peyton, deed. George :
Z. Norton, and Charles MagiIl. :
FSHE Defendants Frederick Conrad,
IL Executor of Frederick Conrad,
decd. and George 4. Norton. not ha-
wing entered their appearance aud gi-
ven security according to the Act of
Assembly and the Rules Of this Court,
and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence, that they are not inhabitants Of
this country: it is ordered, That the
said Defendants do appear here on the
first day Of the next term and answer
the bin of the plaintiffs and that a
copy of this order be forthwith insert
ed ia some newspaper published in
Winchester, for two months success.
sively aud posted Mt the front door of
the Court House in the said town of
Winchester.
A Copy Teste,
July 81. DANIEL LEE, c. G.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-07

LEES INFALLIBLE AGUE Is
FEVER DROPS
Warranted 10 cure. The scb$criher
hes just received another supply OF the
above drops, which have been ia such
great demand. Many thousands can
testify their being cured by using one
or two bottles, where banks and all o.
Their medicines proved inciFpclunl
WILLIAM MlLLXl,
August 81.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-07
Nnfice-


uGY virtue If n Deed of Trust execu.
I'D ted by Philip Horn, to secure the
payment of a certain sum of money
therein mentioned to William Vance,
! shall, on the 18th of September. be-
fore the Court House in the town of
Romney, Hampshire County, Virginia,
proceed to sell, for cash, the following
real and personal property, to wit:
g bay MARES and one soFrel MARE,
a roam C0ALT and one WAGON /:
also a certain
Tract or Parcel of Land,
situate, lying ami being in the said
county Of Hampshire, on Tear Coat,
a drain Of North River, il being part
of a larger tract Of land, containing
A2l ACRES
Such title DOLLY as is vested in me- a.
trustee will be given TO the purchas .er
or purchasers. =.
JOHN B. WHITE, Trustee.
August 81.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-07

L A NE &c aRu NJ L
HAVE just received & nffer for sale
1000 YARDS TOW LINEN,
1000 Yards Fila & row DO,
which they will sell very cheap for
cash by the quantity.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-07

1000 POUNDS LAMP-BLACK,
put up 10 papers of one pound each,
which will be sold low by the quantity,
if Immediate application rs made.
Angus: 24.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-07

at Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of
the Superior court Of Chamcery for
the Winchester District The first Non
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-02-06
BY THE Nails.
NETWORK, JAN. 81.
Latest from ENGLAND.

Yesterday arrived at this port the
packet ship Amity, Capt. Maxwell, in
81 days from Liverpool. The Amity
sailed on the 9th of December.
1t would seem by the accounts from
the continent of Europe, published in
the Courier Of the Sd of December,
that the affairs of Turkey have put OH
a new appearance. Ii is now conf
IDENTIFY stated, that Persia, supposed to
be under the influence Of Russia, has
declared war, and commenced hostili-
ties against the Turks and that Rus
STA was only waiting for the time when
military movements on the PrVth could
be undertaken, to begin warlike ope-
rations against the Sublime Porte her
self. On what ground the Persians
have entered into the war, the accounts
do not state. 1t is curious fact, how
ever, that the followers Of Zoroaster. in
Asia, should attack the seat of the
Prophets followers, and exert their
power to aid in the overthrow of the
Mahometan empire, whilst Christian
and even Protestant nations of Europe,
should shew disposition to upheld that
anti-christian power.
If this account is to be relied upon,
and the Courier seems to give it credit,
the affairs of the. eastern boders Of
Europe may soon assume an interesting
aspect Attacked in his Asian domin-
ions, the Grand Seignior will find him
self placed in situation Of extreme
difficulty and peril between Persia and
Russia. The latter, we have supposed
abundantIy able to crush him, if once
seriously engaged in the undertaking
but we had expected that the object OF
AIexander's policy would lie within the
boundaries of Europe. A war in Asia
may have a much more extensive eff
fect--it may crumble the whole fahpick
of the Ottoman empire into ruins
10 Ireland, the greatest disturbances,
in various parts of the Island continue ;
and atrocities, of the most shocking de-
scription, are frequently committed
Families and individuals are murdered
without remorse--buildings are burned
and every species of violation to per-
sons and property, is perpetrated in the
most audacious and daring manner.
N Y. Adu.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-02-06

TAX was burtheasorae, and Oppressive "a lie
middle and poorer classes OF society. and ought
to be ehangcd-that it was intended by The
tax on Insurance stock to reach a species Of
property which had escaped the general valu.
alton; and which, from the high price it bore
on the stock exchange, was productive-that
the Treasury, notwithstanding its eligible con-
dltlon at present, might speedily be in want Of
funds; and that the copartnership accounts
between Maine and this Commonwealth were
yet IN adjustment; and that it could not be
foreseen where the balance of debit would fall. /
Adjourned.
FRIDAY, FEE. Thomas Walcott had
leave to withdraw his petition.
The unfinished business Of Yesterday, 1.-THE
bill for raising revenue by specitick taxationl
being called up,
MIR. Jarvis, of Pittsfeld, addressed the House
for nearly two hours, in answer to the gentle
men who spoke in opposition to the bill yestsr-
day-in support of several sections of the bill,
IN opposition to other sections; and against
the motion for indefinite postponement.
MIR. Lyman, of Boston, replied to the argu-
ments OF the gentleman from Pittsfeld, at some
length.
lie was followed by Mr.. Walter, of Boston,
who spoke in opposition 20 the bill, as uncon-
stitutional, until the usual hour Of adjourn
ment, when he gave way to motion to post
pone the further consideration of the subject
until tomorrow, at 10 O'clock. Adj.
SATURDAY, FEB. "a bill to incorporate
the Ware Manufacturing Company came
down, passed for concurrence Read the first
time, and Monday, 70 O'Clock, assigned for the
second reading.
bill to alter and amend an act incorporat-
ing the Baptist Missionary Society, in Massa-'
chusetts, came down, passed for concurrence.
Read the first and second time, and Tuesday
next, II O'Clock, assigned for the third read
ing.
Ordered, That the Committee Of Militia
affairs be instructed TO consider the expedi-
ency of providing some new regulations to di-
minish the expense of Courts Of Inquiry and
Courts-Martial, by making provision in GER
tam cases, that the expense of the same should
be borne by the individual who may be SEN
fenced by Court-Martial, and that the COM
munications of the Adjutapt General, and of
the Treasurer, containing an account of the
expenses of Courts Martial, be referred to the
same Committee, who shall have leave to
report by bill OF otherwise.
bill to incorporate the Old Colony Man
utacturing Company--also bill to incorpo-
rate the Middlesex Manufacturing Company,
came down, passed for concurrence, were sew
orally read the first time.
SpecJfek Tarotion.
The bill for raising revenue by specifcI
taxation, was again considered, and Mr. Wal
ter closed his remarks on the subject MIR.
Sprague, of Duxbury, Mr.. billiard, of Cam
bridge, and MIR. Crowninshield, of Salem, fol-
lowed, and occupied the remaining part of the
sitting.
Adj. TO Monday 'lert, 10 O'Clock.
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the joint eeHmittese, reporting new rules, one
Of which e. that no bill shall be presented 10
the President for his signature on the last day
of each session Of Congress the other, that
no bill shall be originated in either House dur
ing the thFss last days of the session.
This subject produced some debate. Mr..
Taylor, Mr.. Warfeld, Mr.. Edwards, Of N. C.
supported these new rules; and MIR. Baldwin.
Nc. Rhea, Mr.. Alex. Smyth, Of Va. opposed
them upon principle.
In the course Of the debate
Mr.. Baldwin, of Penn. expressed his appre-
hension that the remedy in this case would be
worse than the evil. On the last day of the
session, if it were adopted, neither House
would have any thing whatever TO do. That
part Of the proposed rules, he said, reminded
him Of certain law of the State of Maryland,
directing that there should be no outside rosrs
to the fields Of corn.
MIR. Wakefield, of Md. was in favour Of the
new rules. But he could not see the force of
the allusien which had been made to the law
of the State Of Maryland. Perhaps, he said,
there was such a law in force in that State
some years ago, but il was altogether of a par
tial nature. 1t applied only to that part of
the State which was contiguous to the State
OF Pennsylvania: it was thought well, il APP
PeaEed, to have no out-rows an that quarter.
Mr.. Alex. Smyth, of Va. moved to amend
the resolve, so to qualify the restriction pro-
posed, limiting it to bills " Of publick or gen.
eral NATURE"
This motion was negatiyed; and
The rules were agreed TO, as reported.
.appOrtionmlent Of Representation
The House then resumed the consideration
Of the unfinished business of yesterday, (the
apportionment billy
Mr.. Taylor modified his motion, so as to
make the ratio Of representation forty-fre
housand-and on that question he called for
the ayes and noes, which were thereupon
ordered.
Here arose further debate,
When the question being taken, it was de-
cided as follows -
YEAS, 6I-NAYS, 118.
So the House refused to agree to the ratio
Of forty-fve thousand.
Mr.. Condict, Of N. J. then moved to strike
out the word forty, and insert in lieu thereof
the words thtrty-nile /; and on this motion the
yeas were 56-nays, 100.
So Mr.. Condict's motion was negatived
MIR. Randolph then moved to i1 the ratio at
$4,000; when,
After some debate, the House adjourned,
without taking the question thereon.
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u. S. CONGRESS.
SsssAissniA CongTsss. Fsrsi Ssssien.
IN SENATE.

THcRsDAY, JAN. 24.-Casar A. Rodney.
Senator from the State Of Delaware, appeared
this day, was qualified, and took his seat.
Mr.. Holmes, of Maine, from the Committee
on Finances, to whom was referred memorial
from the President and Directors of the Bank
of the United States, reported bill TO amend
the charter of the Bank, [authorising the
Bank to appoint an Agent and Register to
sign and countersign the notes Of the Bank I;
and making il penal for any Of the officers or
servants Of the Bank to defraud it or embe2zle
any of its funds or property.l The bill was
passed to a second reading.
A communication was laid before the Senate
by the President, from the Secretary of State,
transmitting the returns Of the Census, in Ker-
shaw District, in South Carolina
FRIDAY, Jan. 25.-1he Vice.President be-
ing unable, from indisposition, 10 attend to-day,
:hs Senate adjourned over without transacting
any business.
MONDAY, Gan. 28.--MF. D'Woff Submit
ed the following Resolution -
Res0lred, That the Committee on COM
nerce and manufactures be instructed to re-
port . bill for allowing drawbacks on merchan-
die exported, which shah be manufactured
from foreign materials, to amount of the du-
ties on such materials.
Mr.. D'Wolf supported his Resolution in a
speech of considerable length, embracing q
variety Of practical comments on the course Of
trade.
TUESDAY, Jan. 29.-The Resolution SUBJ
mitted by Mr.. D'Wolf, respecting drawbacks,
was taken up, amended, and agreed to.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 30.-The Senate resum-
ed, in committee of the whole, Mr.. Elliott, in
the chair, the consideration OF the bill further
to establish the compensation Of the Collectors
OF the Customs, &c. and the amendments re-
ported thereto by the Committee. on Finance.
These amendments were numerous, but en-
braced principally notifications of detail, and
regulations Of the pay of weishers, guagers,
inspectors, &c.
Mr. Holmes, of Maine, submitted number
Of remarks explanatory of the different amend
ments proposed, and to shew, from abuses
which he cited, the necessity Of so fixing by
law the pay Of the various subordinate revenue
officers, as to prevent the impositions and
waste heretofore existing-many of them fin-
spectoFs, weighers, &c.) having for years re-
ceiyed (by acting in double capacities) from
fou: to five, and even six thousand dollars per
annum.
Much debate took place on this and other
provisions Of the bill, in which Messrs. Brown,
of Louisiana, Otis, Holmes, of Maine, Lowrie,
PaTott, Van Buren,, johnson, of Louisiana,
participated.
The bill being reported to the Senate, the
amendments were all agreed to, and
The bill was then ordered to be ensrossed
and read third time. ~
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sAruApAr, FEB. R.-The joint Commiiiee.
on the subject, reported, that. the power to es-
tablish National Bank, with branches there
OF, in the several States, is vested, by the
Constitution OF the United States, in Congress.
Ordered to be printed.
Ordered, That the Hon. Messrs. Clark,
Shaw, and Knox, be a Committee 20 take in
to consideration the expediency Of making
further provision, by law, for Agricultural and
Manufacturing exhibitions with leave to re-
port by bill or otherwise.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-02-06
LIVERPOOL, DEC. 1

This town and neighbourhood were
visited last night with the most violent
gale Of wind that has been experienced
for the last twenty years. 1t commenc-
ed about II o'clock, blowing from the
S. w. and continued to increase until
about one o'clock this morning, when
it blew from the N. w. perfect torna-
do. The tide rose upwards of nine
feet beyond its regular height, and
washed over the piers. The small YES