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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-24

IyS1cr ~ BIScGSeT AfiAfH INC county J
cyiH, on the third TEsid4y u Ocf0bsr, y. D. 692.
ID ESPECTFULLY represents ALICE Crock
lG 1T of Wales, in said county, that she is tho
wife OF Ephraim Crockett lately Ut Lisbon IN said
county, Chairmaker, having been duly married
10 him on the twenty -sourth day Of jane A. ID.
1919. aud that said Ephrsitn continued 10 live
with her until the ts.h day Of October, then
mex following that at, or about the time last
mentioned, the said Ephraim absented himself
from this State, and ill got Tetu n until The l5k
day Of July A. ID. i3eJ. al which time he contin.
ued with her only Que day and then again alb
sented himself from the state and has not siace
returned, TO the best Of her knowledge aud
belief that the said Ephrsim has entirely neglect
ed aud abandoned her and ever since his first all
sence above mentioned has not made any provis-
sion Whatever for her support and maintaiuance.
She therefore prays that she may be enabled AMI
empowered according 10 the statute Ia such
made aud provided, during the absence Of her said
husband from this Stale Ia her own name TO make
and execute any contract under seal or other
wise aud by deed 20 sell and convey any estate
real or personal If which she is or may be seized
in her right, and to commence, prosecute aud
defend any suit IN law equity 70 final judgment
and execution in the same manner as If She were
sole aud unmarried.
And as in duty bound will ever pray.
ALICE CROCKETT.
Conv-Attast NAT rnEETC
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NM the subscribers. having been appointed
w by the Hon. BARRETT Potter, Esq.
Judge Of Probate, Of Wills, &C. within and for
the county Of Cumberland, 10 receive and ex-
anime the claims Of creditors 20 the estate Of
GEORGE PIERCE,
late Of North Yarmouth, in said county, Gentle
man, deceased, represented ;asolvent do hereby
give notice, that six moaths from the TIVE fiji day
Of November last, are allowed 10 said creditors,
TO bring in and prove their claims and that we
shall attend that service al the Store Of William
r. StOekdriage, in said North Yarmouth, on the
second Mondays Of Japnary and Febsuary, aud
the second Monday Of May next, from two. till
FIVE Of the clock in the afternoon, Or each uf
said days.
JACOB MITCHELL,
WILLIAM Il. sTOCKBRIDCE, oo"''s-
Not.6syarmolih, Dec. 4, 1879
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TO LET,

hAkGE one sorry daeIl ng-house situa :
n ted near the centre of the Town. Inouirs
Il CHRISTOPHER WRIGHT.
Portland, Dec. IT.
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AMERICAN GOODS,

Such as Waltham, Sea Island and other Shifting
aud Sheetings, bleached and unbleached-com
mon Shirtings and Sheetings, bed Tickings
Stripes, Checks, Thread, III. Hall Of which
will be sold for a small advance for Cash.
Portland, Sept. 81, 1922. (e.3dw.t.t)
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0CJ~To az prh6fn Il may concern.

tbJ~To all ,rh6ra II may concern
We the Undersigned Physicians who have proved the
etcyot DIR Jonathan Mooes Esseuce of Lie conceive Il
our duty topro ize the medicine. aLd opinion thai
If gerSraliy used il will te ~ public utiIltv.
ABEL DUNCAN. Dammersfsn
SAML. SIEAKNS. LII. T.. d.
WM. TOWN HclfmfEyffr.
G. w. CHANDLER, AnLryrr.
ABRAHAM HOLLAND. Hr!pgIs.
IONA. BADGER HEitmiHsfrr
NATHAN STONE, Nszy Flrs.
PRESCOTT HALL, chsasrfcli
CHARLES BLAKE, Kess,.
ne t1oyr Ncine be "a N large small quanti-
tirs. % SAMUEL klDDEt, Ir. Charlestown, Mass y no
rsc~uv be sppnured wholesale and retail Agent for
IN stcs 81 Massachusetts and M4leAud by his appoint
nanr NM A.. l..r. IL -
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COOKING STOVES.

OF new and most GpprOUed construction, ha wing
large open fire place, with folding doors, with
hearth in front, sufficiently large to Roast in a
Tin Kitchen, Fry, Broil, TesstiDg Bread, Boil
ing Coffee. and for various purposes of COOK
cry which cannot be done in close Stoves
heretofore ia use--a large Oven directly over
the fire with Dsmper under the bottom. which
prevents burning, and Plate over the Oven
which retains the heat on the top large Oven
IN the back, Ia which you can cock meat upon
a spit from the heat received through the diyi-
sion Plate. The Boilers set deep ia the Stove
directly over the fire, which boil readily with
little fuel, with a large Boiler al one end, which
is very convenient 10 draw water for Coffee or
Tea.
These STOVES have from 9 10 4
BOILERS some Of which sufficiently large for
washiag-the mmcn objection TO Stoves is o.
Waited in these, they being open and pleasant,
and the eIHuvia Of Cooking being conducted of
through the Funnel.
The public being tisfed Of the utility AID
economy Of using stoves, it only remains for those
who are about purchasing, to ascertain which
Of the various kinds do actually possess the most
advantages-we invite them TO satisfy them
selves by examining and inqurmg of those who
have used the different kinds.
Q-y7 a liberal Discount 10 those pho purchase
10 sell again. and all orders promptly ATTENDED 10.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Sheet Iron and Tin Funnel
TOGETHER WITH
Copper, Sheet-Iron, and Tin apparatus for
STOVES;
o. Three secondhand WORMS and
one Still of $50 gallons at reduced prices.
AAkinds IF COPPER, BRASS, and
LEAD WORK, manufactured as ators
.4ng. 10, 1922. If.
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EaR and UiA'er-GOODS.
ROGERS & COX,

HAVE Just received, All are INV opening
Coz sale a. extensive assortment n seasons-
bls GOODS, amoaS Which ATE suPefLne, mad
i,iag aud low psic'i
BRO.fDCLOTTIS s. C.fSSLnERES,
Valentia Yestings, white, yellow, red snd gseen
Fianneis. Daaills, kercys. 100 v. Of plaza and
figured Borah~zstts. (unusualiy caeaPl wo'sted
BambAzsnss, scotch Piaids. hg'd Peiisse Plan
nrls. supeiiue blk aud col'd Nsnkia Grapes, 5 4
black Bomhaziaes, dcuble chain tlack Levan-
tines, Syncls IS anA Sarsne,ts, black elk Vest
iags. Cashmere shawls, plain aud bordered,
Meriao Shawls aud Iiahdk' &, Irish Linens, long
lawns aud linen Cambria linen Canbrlc Hand
ktFahiels, 4 : aud 4 null Muslin, "A and o.
ImitatsDn, 4 4 Swiss, 4 1 plain aud fg'd Jacco-
nett, Seeded aud Cambria Nuslins, q aud Cd
cotton Cnmbrics, 6 4 corded do. imitation do.
~ aud 9-8 plsin aud 6g'd csu,Aric Cravsts aud
pocket rlaud'kis, Russia Diapers, black aud white
Italian Grapes, mems buckskn 4 beaver Gloves,
ladies' white and col'd kid tsl beaver do. blk.
and cold worsted Hose. Pelisse Wadding, hagg
aud bsndsnna Hsndk'fs, Ginghams, Umbrellas.
Inserting ADD Merino TRIMMINGS, plain and fg d
Silk Lace, IA and "a chints Shawls, spool
Cotton, boxes Of cotton Balls, Pins, Tapes, and
Ribbons, wIru A VARIETY OF
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Encourage the Arts!

THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
is former stand TO the one recently occupied
by MIR. A. HAMBLlN in Court Street, next door
below the GAZETTE OFFICE, where he still
continues to carry on the
PAINTING BUSINESS,
as formerly, and at the following prices, viz. (:
Common SIGNS, Painted Letters, 25 cents foot,
DO. DO. Shaded, Do. 81 10 DO. Do.
Do. Do. Gilt, DO. 81 IL Do. Do.
Polished, Smated or Sanded & round, 81, Do.
DOUBLE LINED AND FANCY SIGNS,
MILITARY STANDARDS,
and ORNAMENTAL WORK of all kinds ia
the same proportion.
Newly constituted LODGES and others
who are not furnished, can be supplied with
FLOORING, at from S25 to $3.50.
Persons wanting Work in any of the above
lines, are particularly invited TO call and exam
inc specimens at his Shop.
UP ORDERS from distance attended 10
as promptly and on as reasonable terms as if per-
sonal application was made, and work sent to
any part OF the State, where eyance is
practicable and the least favor gratefully &C
knowledged.
N. B.--On hand, a MASONIC FLOR
ING, nearly completed solticl. can be finished al
from $50 to SIS.
ALVAN ROBINSON.
Portland, Nov. 10Th 1929. t.
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will finish this month, or the first week in J4nu-
airy 1928. This information is received from the
managers and it is the first notice they beve Civ
en- since their indisposition, and no doubt will
prove correct. Dec. 10.
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small assortment Of Calicoes, Ginehanls,
BOmbasetts, Handkerchief, Fae!Ory Yam, Sheet
i"gs a'1d Shirtings.
-.4LSO,-
good assortment oil gentlemen's HATS,
from Philadelphia and Boston--and boys Wool
Hats.
Misunderstanding and shipping FURS.
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HENRY But MAN,
PORTLAND. Name.

THE public WI please notice that none OF the above
Ls~~ner wl b. vend future without the signature N
samuel kdivr. =. attached direction, without
which ir will nor be genuine. (en,.l spril ~
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GrPEMOF.fL.
WEBSTER & WATERHOUsE

WEBSTER & WATERHOUSE
NNOULD inform their friends aud the public
w that they have removed from their former
stand 10 the d y Store 10 Middle Street, sdjoin-
ias Messrs. A. * l.. shaw. where they Intend 20
keep on hand the following ARTICLES as low as
can DC purchased IN town, viz:
Sicily Madeira, Sugar, Coffee,
Madeira, ~lCiunamOn,
Port, Pepper,
Claret, - Allsplce,
Malaga, = ts'ngef,
Lisbon. Indigo, Starch,
Cognae BRANDY. PearlA'h,
American Nutmegs,
". India } Rum Gloves,
v. England i' liaisins.
Holland GIN is', candles,
American I oIAN. Cigars,
= Cheese,
Peppermint, Chocolate,
Cinnamon, : Rice,
Raspberry, = sinfss.
AnnIseed Nloasses,
G Spermaceti Oil.
Boxes Shaving Soap,
9 9oIp 1;. Tyson = Cotton, Malt.
0'u ,'yson, - st. Ubes and /. |. Salt,
I :, : 10 and $40 Glass,
'iFSoh H1in 70 God and Pollock Fish,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-24
UNMANLY OUTRAGE.

Saturday night gang of fifteen OF TWEEN.
ty ruffians, among whom was arrested and
recognized one or more Of the Circus riders
made 40 attack upon the african Theatre,
In Mercer-.treet, with full intent, as is un-
derstood, to break j, up root AID branch
and the rigour of their operations is reported
TO have correpsonded fully with their pur.
pose. First entering the house by regular
tickets, they psoceeded, at quick time, to
ex,inquish all the lights in the house, and
thea 10 demoli.h and destroy every thing in
the shape Of furniture, scenery, &c. &c. i,
contained, The actors and actresses, II Is
saiI, were fairly stripped like 80 many
.quarrels, and their gIiltering apparel torn
in pieces over heads the intruders thus
completely putting an end t" the play for tho
night Eigh: or nine of the baod were Sc.
cured, on the spot, and sent to the watch.
hous., and held to answer, in proper cure
ties, by The police next morning.
Bonn, the manager, we understand. was
consi erahly besten-and that attempts have
been made at compr Jmise, which the
pubic qrosecutor, SO far as the public are
concerned. with a very laudibi. spirit, de.
chaos. nv. Y pa.
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,Dien-

Near Lcvisv,iis, Kepsucky, on the 2Sih ult.
Mrs Nancy tStackpole, wife "f William Stack
pole, Esq. ard sister 10 Mrs. Bent of this
place.
-. Ca Monday the 18th inst Mr.. Hill
liam Bm'4veR, son of the late Col. n. Burweli,
Of this cuuH'y.
-. % Monday evening last, at his re-
sidence near SheDherds.own, after short i'll
ness, Thomas y. S.oearingen, Esq Member or
Congress for the District OF Hardy, Hanp-
shire, &c.
- In this town, on the 20th inst. JoNA.
THAN Harry, victim 20 attack of bill.
ion. fever Of The highest grade--a man gene.
rally known IN this town and ueighborhood,
and as gelntalIy beloved Hi. body was at,
tended by large and respectable procession
to the Methodist Meeting House, where q
funeral sermon was delivered by the Rev'd.
james VI. Hanson; s!.sf which bis remains
were Inferred in the Metho1is. Burial Ground
in thi, ulsce
Tt w,iter has known him long, and be.
lives few ths. knew him W ill refuse to JON
IN saying Of hin as our Saviour said of Ma
ihaRisl Of old Behold &C israeli.e indeed, in
whom is no guile Communicated.
-, Al the seat 81 Judge Cabeil. where
she had gone on visit from Charlotte coun-
ty, tie place # her residence, Miss Lucy lie.
grand, youngest daughter Of the late Rev',I.
N"sn Legrand; an Unable and accomplished
yOu-r ogly
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mnsiraf Gnitio,i.
SIG'R MUSCARELLI,

SIG'R MUSCARELLI,
From Italy; and recently professor and
composition emusic in the City
Of Philadelphia.
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the
IA Observation-Disclosures, and Charles
town, and their vicinities that he has
commenced a course OF instruction in
each place, and will be happy to
receive pupils at their respective
dwellings. He will divide his time
equally in the above places, Lessons
will be given on the Piano Forte, Span
ash Guitar, Pedal Harp, Flute, Violin,
&c. and will also instruct those who
desire il in fashionable singing iu the
Italian Style. Piauoes will also be
repaired aud tuned.
Or sis'r. Ms. lodgings are at Capt.
Peter Lauek's.
Winchester. Iuly sO-tf.
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Virginia to wit.

at rules holden in the Clerks Office of thu,
Superior Court of Chancer1 for the
Wsnchester District the first Monday irA
Aaeust, 1892
Joseph c. Barker, Plaintiff.
AGAINST
John Gardner, Philip Gardner & John
Lupton, Defend.n,a
ME Defendants John Gardper e.
Il Philip Gardner not having enter
ed their appearance and given security
according to the Act of Assembly and
the rules Of this Court, and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence, that ,hey
are not inhabitants Of this country: Re
IS ordered, That the said defendants do
apPesr here on the FIRST day of The next
term & answer the bill Of the plaintiff
that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in some new. paper published
Ia Winchester, for two months success
'iVeiy and posted at the front door Of
the Court House ia The said town OF
Winchester.
A Copy-Teste,
DANIEL LEE, C. G. e.
August 40. w
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-24
PUBLIC SALE.

My Virtue Of the last will and tea.
EB lament Of Major Adam HeiskeII,
the subscribers, Executors of his Es.
tate, will, on the Goth, September next,
sell before the door of the Premises in
the town Of Romney, Hampshire Coun.
ty va. the following property viz.
The House occupied for many years as
a Tavern by said deceased. There are
perhaps few Country Stands superior
10 this to man Of industry and quail,
flied for the business, it holds out the
prospect Of realizing a handsome in
dependence for himself aud 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
400 Acres of wood land near the Town
OF Romney and the Personal estate
of said decd. consisting of 10 Fea-
ther beds and furniture ; one eight dav
Clock, Tables, Chairs together with a
variety of other furniture belonging TO
the Tavern Also a fine stout heal.
my negro man; a wagon and two
Horses aud ayariety Of other articles.
For the Tavern and land one fourth of
the Purchase money will be reqnired
III hand, aud the balance in three q.
qual annual paymeuts-the personal
properly will be ssld at credit of ~
Months for which Bonds with an.
proved security will be required (; and
a Deed OF Trust on the House q land.
CHRISTOPHER HEISKELL.
JOHN HEKSHELL, 2ND,
administrators.
.HnrnSt 2I-
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-24
Virginia to wit ;

virginia to wit
Al RWieS holden in the clerks Office 70
the Superior court Of chancery for
the W,ncheSler District the first .Nort-
day an august 1922.
David Tickinal administrator of Sa-
rah Rayan decd. Plaintiff,
against
James Williams and Adam Crosse Ex-
esutOrs Of James Rayan deed. aud the
heirs Of the said James Rnyau deed.
Defendants.
ME Defendants Timothy Corn &
q Nancy his wife, Thomas Hacks
and Elizabeth his wife, George Long 81
Sarah his wife, Jane DolOhOn, James
B4ilY and Alice his wife, Elton Thomp-
500 Il CathariBs his wife, John Ray an,
Elsey Rayan, Daniel DoIohoD, Polly
Dolonon & Rebeces DOIohon not hav-
ing entered their appearance aud Civ
en- security according to the act Of As
sembly and the Rules OF this Court, and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that they are not inhabitants Of this
country: IL is ordered, That The said
defendants do appear here on the first
day Of the next term and answer the
bill Of the Plain,ifF; and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in Win.
chester, for Two months suceessiyely
and posted at the front door Of the
Court HOGse in the said town Of Win
chester.
A Cnpy-feste,
DANIEL Les C. G,
August io-E,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-24
The 5Ofh dra,cing of the

GRAND NATIONAL LOTTERY
will take place on Wednesday, the 2tst
inst; when the following prizes will DO
all hoatins in the wheel, aud liable to
De drawn on that day; viz:
100000 DOLLARS,
$4,000 DOLLARS,
10000 DOLLARS,
5000 DOLLARS,
besides 81 of io00-s of sOo-3e Of
100, &c.
Whole tickets rs dollars-Shures in
proportion.
GrOrders for tickets or shares in
the above Lotteries will receive imme.
diate attention If addressed to
S. & NJ. ALLEN g. Co,
Lottery & Exchange Office,
Pennsylvania .4uenue,
~, WASK1Ne RON EI9ts
Where all lottery information may be
obtained gratis.
August i7--2w.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-24
III arrieA-

A his residence in Baltimore county, 90
Wednesday sveoing, July 3lst, MIR. Joseph
James t. Miss Julie. Yearly; and Of Sun
day ,igh following said James died. Nov
the singuisriy of the case oes not consist SO
much in Mr. James sudden death, a. in the
ct Of his leaving widow no more than
,.i'tesn full years old.
30 Thursday night last Mr.. Will.
am Heipinstine 20 Mr., Elizabeth FYana.
&C., ii % m. liace.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-24
Virginia to wit :
August 40. w,

VII SilId 10 Wit
III Rnles holden IN the clerks Office OF
me Superior court ofchancery for the
~'nchester District the first .HohdasS
IN august, 1922
Joseph Thomas, plaibt;fT
AGAINST
John shaffer and Francis II. Cone.
Defendants.
he Defendant Francis II. Cone
u not having entered his appearances
and given security according to the act
OF Assembly aud the rules of this
Courts aud it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that ne is not an inhabi,ant
Of this Country, IL is ordered.
That the said Defendant do appear
here Oh the FIRST day of the next term
and answer the bill Of the Plain
till; and that copy OF this order bs
forthwith inserted in some news.nsper
published in Winchester for tvn
months excessively, aud posted at the
front door of The Court House in the
said town of Winchester.
"A COpY.--Teste,
DANIEL LEE, .. c.r
August f7--B.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-24
Virginia to wit.

virginia 10 VIII.
al Rules holden in The clerks office Of
The Superior UUHrt Of chanccry for
the WincheSteu District the firt .Uon-
day IN august 1929.
James B. Hall, committee far CVrn,
Lawrence Iunatee. Plaintiffs.
Against,
AbneF Retfd and Betsy his wife, =
James NewbsRks and Jane his p
wife, Eleanor Lawrence, John 3
Lawrence, James Lawrence, z
Alexander Lawrence, and Mar.
garet 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 ar
inhabitant of this country: 1t is order
ed, That the said Defendant do ap.
Pearhere- on the first day Of the next
iefal, and answer the bill If the plain
tiff; and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper
Publisedd in Winchester, for two
months successfully and posted at the
front door OF the Cnurt House in said
town of Winchester,
Il Copy-Tesie,
DANIEL LEE, c. c.
August 80. w,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-24
Virginia to wit:

Virginia to wit:
1T Rules holden in the clerks Office of
the superior court Of charcerv for
the Winchester District the first
.uohday IN august, 1922.
john branA0n and Elizabeth his wife.
late Elizabeth Sullivan, Admins,
tratri1 of Murto Sullivan, deed. and
John Lewis Sullivan, heir of said
decd. Pyoiut;Es
William Herbert, Administrator IF
Ferdinando Fairfax, deed. & Catha-
zine Miee"anSer. Defendants.
THE Defendant William Herber,.
Administrator of Ferdinando Fairfax
deed. not having entered his appear,
ance aud given security according to
the Act of Assembly and the Rules of
This Court, and it appearing by salts.
factory evidence, that he is not an in
habitant o. this country It is order.
ed: Tia! the said Defendant do mn.
pear here Oh the first day Of the next
term aud answer the bill of the plain.
,ifS and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in Winchester, for
TWO months snscessively and posted at
the front door of the Court House In
the said town of Winchester.
A COPy-Teste,
DANIEL LEE, c. E,
August lob.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-24
10000 DOLLAR PREsES

on the 2sM o(ttis Month \ IgustN
the first drawn nu, be a he
WARRINGTON MONUMENT LOTTERY
will be entitled to The splendid ca
prize or
10000 ID OIL ARSI
CT This timely notice will give dis
tant advent1rers an opportunity to
supply themselves with chances for
tins truly rich prize-Garln a short
time the capital prize Of
$4,000 ID q L l. A r ST
Will also be awarded TO SEINE fortunate
adventurer in this Lottery-Tae wheel
st'ii contains several prizes Of 1000
and large number OF Steo-S5o-
$50, and Sto prizes Ii should be re-
membered that No. $685., a prize Of
Ten Thousand Doilars-and the lars
gest yet drawn was sold at .allsnss
Lucky Office.
Whole tickets Sf4-FiaIves -
Quarters 3 90 Eightas rs.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-24
CAPON SPRINGS.

A Meeting If the Trustees of Wat
~ on Town, Capon Springs, will be
held II The Cap,n Springs on Thur.day
the 5h day Of September rext at 10 o.
clock in the forenoon, The mem .
bers are earnestly requested to
attend on business for the interest to
the place. BY order
CHARLES BRENT,P B. r.
August 24-,-2u.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-24
Winchester Academy.

LIE uaxt Session of this Institution
eSFmepces Oh Monday the 81 IF Sep
TENDER. Young men can b. qualified
here for entering the junior class nf a
ny College. a liberal education can
be obtained in IN. Greek and Latin
ele"ics, Philosophy, and the various
departments Of Mathematics.
Monsieu, Togno. native Of France,
has been engaged to instruct thase stu
den,. dcsirous Of the kaow,elg- OF the
French language.
August FL. JOHN BRUCE.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-24

900 POUNDS LAMP.BLACK,
MRS. SCUIT'S SEMINARY.

FoR the instruction of young La
Dies will open on the fst September
neHt-Mrs s. deems it proper to in
FORM the pnbiie, that the branches
heretofore taught in her Seminary will
De continued as usual. together with
Needie-wnrk, which will be taught by
a Lady IN Mrs. Seott's family, who is
well qualitied.-Eight or ten Young
Ladies will bs taken as boarders.-
FERNS for Tuition aud Board as here
tOfore. Au~us, o.