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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-04
FOUR THOUSAND YEARS,

FOUR THOUSAND YEARS.
| PARrcuLARLY-The Creation treated on al
large, Paradise described. the effects Of the Fall,
and loc, Of Paradise the Call Of Abraham,
Travels Of the Israeites the Nature Of the Mo-
sale Institutions, Predictions Of the Prophets to-
gether with the Patriarcbsl Biography.
SACRED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the country
OF Paradise, Settlement of the Nations, Egypt,
Pyramids, the Ancient Canaanite., Journies in
the wilderness, Captvties, Travels OF Chedor-
laomer, abraham, Jacob, Joseph, David, &c.
.4NTieurrrEs-Treating Of the Gods Of the
.dncient idolaters. Temples, .Altars, Prizes, Off
GERS, Ctttes....as Casarea, Corinth, Damascus,
GAIA, Ephesus, Jerusalem, India. Malta. Partha.
Persia, Sardis, Sidon, Smyrna, Tatsus. Tyre.
Babylon, &c. including the History of the Jews,
Jewish antiquities and Jewish Wars, till the fl
nal destruction of the Temple at Jerusalem
with systematic arrangement Of the Mosaic
system 81 -Na1nrdl History. In short this work
- not only entertaining, Tut at the sane time
contains.
PERFECT LIBRARY OF BIBLICAL KNOWI-
EEDGE.
BY the late Rev. JOHN BROWN, Author
ofthe Folio Self Interpreting Bible.
Published with the appreciation and recon-
mendation Of the sons OF the much e.-
teemed Author; the principal Divines
40 England and Scotland I; and also
by the following eminent Di-
vines
Rev. Edward Payson, d. D.
2. S. Ten Brock,
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Russell Slreeter,
Ministers Of the Gospel IN tie torn Of Portland
Rev. J. Cog,weIl, Saco,
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" J. S. J. Gardiner, d. D.
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8 Francis Wayland.
MINISTERS Of the Gospel in The to,yn Boston.
Rev. John B. Romeyn,
:" John Maysou.
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john Chase,
Philip Milledoler, D. D.
Christian Bork,
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Archibald MacIay,
Ministers Of tie Gospel IN he city Of .Ntro York
Rev. Asa Messer, ID. D. Ill. d. President
Brorh On'usrsity, Providence.
Gavin Park, d. b. Professor Of Moral
Philosophy and .Metophysics, Broom
Ons0ersity, Providence.
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Uerslty Procidence,
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I Willard Preston, 10.
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William Pstten. D. d. do.
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Daniel Webb, 90.
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BOOKS AT AUCTION.

On THURSDAY merit. lob inst. al 10
O'Clock A. M. a, TIMOTHY FETCH
Frs Office.
A VALUABLE COLLECTION OF BOOKS.
CATALOGUES may be had al the Office pre-
- vious TO the day Of sale.
Jan. 4, 1922.
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LIST OF REPRESENTATIVES, COMPOSING THE
PRESENT LEGISLATURES.

)RK.
IThos. Sands. Lyman.
Nath'l. Clark, Limingt on.
Geo. Scammon, .Saco.
Andrew1Co Alfred.
Josh. Il. Chase. Kittery.
A. Usher, Hollis.
Enoch Wood, !S1,9P,cigh.
INathl Eden, Burton.
Wh. Hobbs, Ber1cick.
,RLAND.
Vim. Fitch, Bald,cin.
Lothrop Lewis, Gorhan.
Ebenezer Whitman, il. Dan
vile
Moses Little, U1indham.
Asa Clap, J
Lem. Cobb, c. Elisabeth.
John Curtis, HarpSoeH.
Edward Russell, North Var
mouth.
Godfrey crns.e-e-. .3f;-sef
limo Weymouth. Gray.
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!, WINE,
National Lottery,
stu Class.

otn OloDD.
LIST OF PRIZES-Ist DAY.
Of $1,000 No. 899--of $500 No.
8472.
Cd Day.
Of $1,000 No. 34O94-4518O- Of
500 No. -2963O-38O5l.
All DAY.
OfSlOOO No. 275O3-of 500 39465.
5h Day.
Of $4,000 No. 25495-of $4,000 No.
82O49-ofSl0OO No. 91l4-21552-o
$500 No. 24O57.
There remain 10 be drawn the following CAPT.
tai PRIZES.
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200 bbls. superfine Alexandra FLOUR.

200 bbls superine Alexandra FLOUR.
40 chests Souchong Tea, Savannah cargo,
500 slider Soa Leather, OF superior quality,
lot English, flat and square bar Iron, just land
ed at No. 4, Union Wharf,
A new lot stone jugs,
1000 lbs. English blistered and cast Steel,
IS doz. English Spades and Shovels,
100 boxes bloom, Muscatel and bunch Raisins,
1000 lbs. l.. Sugar,
40 bales prime Cotton,
| and elegant toned Piano Forte,
20 barrels l.. Sugar,
100 boxes yellow dipped Candles,
SO square and round bales Cotton Of superior
quality,
Elegant britannia metal tea and coffee Pots, by
the cask or dozen.
.4lso-Block tin Tea Pots, at dollars pr. doz.
20 hhds. St. Croix and w. Island Rum, sweet
havoured and Of superior quality,
hhds patent Hum,
5000 gallons N. +. Rum,
:: 4 :: II &c. # s:! s S. ;'i'' WINE
200 hhds. Liverpool SALT,
few pipes old Cognsc Brandy, warranted pure,
wall Pew in Rev DR.. Nichols Meeting House,
Philadelphia and German Mill SAWS,
50 m. Spanish Cigars in whole and quarter
Boxes,
Bags PilDento-bDxes Starch,
90 tons English Hat bar Iron,
% do. iron Hollow Ware, 90 the same discount
as at the furnace. Nov. 90.
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SENNEBEC.


Benz. White. ir.JNonmoh Baxter Crowel JPuterriHe
Danl. Tiffany, Sidney Peeg Sprague HalloueH
andrew W God, Winthrop. Nj. Kendall. Freedom.
VIM Ames Clinton. iHez Chase IJnity
Llyah Nurse, Mt pcrnon. John Drury. Temple.
SAM. Taylor Belgrade Hiram Belcher Farnlin e.
u. w Brigham Leeds Ton,
Ruel Williams, augusta Robert IT, Gardner Ger
Robt- Fletcher. China. diner.
John smith, Readfcld Barnard Kimball. Tienna.
SOMERSET.
John MADDEN. Em5den. Robert Evans, Harronu
Sonn Hilton .4ason Thomas Flint, -Nsc Ti,se-
VIM Elder, CoriHua yard.
Jas. Lawrence, FdirffelA Jos Ireland Canaan
Caleb Jewett, -Norridg- John Hilton, .4nson
7cock los DYER pL;I;oe
Nath'L Blackwell, ynadi-lJohn Cover indsstry.
son.
PENoBSCOT.
Marx Irafton. Bangor WIN. r. Lowrey Sebfc
Saml. Butman Di1mont Benz Goodwin. Rye,,,r
iona Knowles, Hampton. William Hilton. Gerry
Daniel wilkins. yNeir
Charleston.
HANCOCK.
Saml. Whitney, Brooks Marx Sh. 1pard Surry
Jas Weymouth. Belmont. Thomas Merrill. Prospect
John Means. Sedgtrick Hez. Torrey Deer-Isf
Saml. M.Pond, Bu cksport David Alden, .Norfhport
Seo' hinman, SuilirGn. Abra Miikin. Frank fort
Nicholas Thomas, Eden. Laac Perry Orlaad
James McCnllls, Belfast. Ansel Lathrop. ScarSmont
h1ek' Dyer 'inalhnren. Jos.P. Parker, BrOoksUiHe.
WASHINGTON.
F. O Wilder, DenysriUe Joseph Adams, CLerruEeld
Geo Downes. Calais. J. o. Balch L,tbec
I'iGeon U Bnen, -'idchias. len Bucknam, Columbia
Joshua Carpenter, No. 3, Worcester Tuttle. East
9Th Range. port
LIE RouNDLY, AND STICK TO IT.-.4rgus .Mordlity
we lately gave place TO communication O.
yer the signature "Detector," noticing some
Newspaper hes. One Of srhich, was extracted
from the Argus, stating that there qras, during
the tdte election contest, perfect understanding
teti1eea our paper and Che Statesman and that
communications sent 10 The one, fit happened to
tetaa, 1rere transmitted 10, and published an the
ether The last Argus quotes it again s. adds,
this with its accustomed effrontery, was deni-
ed by the Portland Gazette Our correspon-
dent selected the article as lie, not doubling
the propriety Of so doing and stated his full
confidence, that if it were not, his communca-
ton would be refused. We published Detec-
Tor under these circumstances, and bold our
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SALE AT AUCTION.

On TUESDAY ner. al 10 O'Clock. "A. N. 81
TIMOTHY FLETCHER's Office.
100 gilt fram'd Looking Glasses,
Toilet and Mahogany framed Do.
Jan. /.
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A BIBLICAL ENCYCLOPEDIA
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DICTIONARY OF THE HOLY BIBLE,
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1ONTAlNlNG-An Historical, Geographical,
Vertical, and Systenatical Description Of ev-
cry subject mentioned in the Old and New les
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OF Persons, Places, Natural productions Antiqui-
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Selected from the most authentic Historians
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rences and observations extremely interesting
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The whole comprising most complete BODY Of
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PENOBSCOT

Marx lraiton. Bangor. VIM. r. Lowrey, Sebec
SaInl Butman, DaImont Benz. Goodwin. B,elrer.
iona = knowles. Hampton. William Hilton. Gerry.
(hdrlesfnn
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A good Bargain al Clay Core, Fore 81. Port
land, Uiz,
A TWO Story HOUSE and out IloUsEs well
~ finished and a good lot Of LAND, which
rents equal to IL pr. cent. for the price aske d.
an undoubted title will be given. Dec. "a.
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OXFORD.


James Starr, il. Jay. Marshal Spring Hiram
Ben. Spauding Bsokfield Peter G. Virgin, Rumford
Aaron Wilkins, .Nor1cay. Stephen Myrick, Hebron
Barbour Bartlett Bsttei. Henry Prentss. Paris.
Joseph Bonney Turner. Thos Chase Lrermors
Cyrus ingalls,, Denmark. Jas. Kicker, Hartford.
Silas Barnard Dirfcld.
LINCOLN
d. G. Burr, Litchfeld Geo. Houdleue. Dresden
John Watts, 81. George Com Tucker, Bristol NY
Moses bennett, BOWdOin. Benz II. Mace, Lisbon.
Ephr' Wood, Camden. Cheever Kendall Hone
Jas Lowell Lsleiston. Robert Murray NJ Castle
Moses True NontriHe. Jas Richardson Jefferson.
Saul Reed .No5leJoro'.- ID. Crowen WhitefeH
M. Marsh. Thomaston. Richard HaInden, U-ooL
Benz Riggs, Georgetolrn. l0icL
Saml Thatcher, Warren Humphrey burlington.
Saml Gray. Bolodoinhan. 7opstar
Danl Qunnam, Wiscas- Benz Ames. Bath.
set Ia. Wilson. Booth5ay III
john Head, Wdldoboro. = Nathl Batcheder, Union
Stephen Parsons. EDGE
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-04

new Consignment Of Hollow Iron WAR
which will be sold at the same credit and d
count as is allowed at the Furnace.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-04

SO pipes Holland GIN, entitled to debenturs,
the purchaser can have tie credit Of the duties.
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Isaac Emery. Biddeford.
Simon NOVEL;, Kennebltnk
Port.
John Hammond Elliot.
Jos. Moody, Kennebunk.
Edward Hayes. Limerick.
w. A. Hayes. S. Ber,gick.
Nahum Morrcll, Wells.
Sam I. Fox. Parsonsfeld
John Frost, Sd. San ford.
CUMBT
Josiah Dunn, Poland.
Mark White. StGndish.
Zach. Leach. Raymond.
Dem. Millikin, il. Scgrjoro.
john Perley. Bridgton.
I'd. Knight, Falmouth.
James Means, Uyestbrook.
Saln1. Porter. FresPort.
iona. Brit;on, OtisfeI1.
Eph. S.urtevant, Cum5er
idnd.
Rob't. p. Dunlap, Brans-
rick.
a. NJ. Cobb, Durham.
Wm- Bradbury, jr. Near
GlosteeSfgr
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-30
FOR SALE.

A TRACT OF LAND containing
L ]. abOut 400 .1CRES, lying on the
main road leading from Winchester 10
Moorehe!d aud Romuey, within four
miles of the former place and adjoining
he lands of Joseph Baker, Esq. Jacob
Weaver and others, and whereou the
subscriber now lives. The land is fer.
tile, with a comfortable DWELLING
HJUoE, Kitchen. Smoke.house, an
excellent new Barn, an Orchard of
choice fruit, aud excellent Springs Of
water. The terms will be nude ac-
commodatin5 on application TO the SUBJ
scriber. Holm WEAVER.
Feb. 2-tf,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-30
NOTICE.

4 r Acquaintance of mine wishes TO
"a buy from FIFTY to SIXTY
SLAVES; boys and girls from 10 10
II years old would be preferred. They
are intended for the purchasers own
use, and are wanted Of good character.
Any person in Frederick or the ad
joining counties who may have such TO
dispose of, will receive liberal price
by bringing them TO me. Those at a
distance Who have seVeTa, for sale, If
they will write 4 give me notice where
to apply, giving particular descrip- -
ton OF the Slaves, stating their ages,
&c. the lowest price for each, / will
come and see them.
GEORGE W. KIGER,
March %.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-30
LAND FOR SAFE.

Z virtue Of Deed of Tsust execu.
Z Dted to the subscriber by certain
Samuel Williamson. he will expose to
sale, to the highest bidder, For cash,
on monday tho 10Th day of April next,
being tine day Of the sitting of the
Csuoty Court OF Hampshire, before
She Court HOBse door. in the town
OF Rnmney, TWO TRACTS OF
LAMB; one of which. containing
ne AcreS
and half, and thirty four Poles, lies
on The ~asers Of North River. branch
Of Greef Caeapbon, wherein the said
Samuel Wiliismsns lately resided.-
The OTHER TRACTS situate IN
Crooked Rnn, branch of Little Ca.
saphor, and cnsfAias
One HUndred .Acres
more or iess. Both IF ihe above de.
serIhed tracts Of lands lie in the county
OF Hampshire, and were conveyed to
the subscriber in trust to secure The
payment Of a sum Of money TO John
wright TO raiAe which the sale will
D. made. Such title will he made TO
the above lands as is vested in the sub
srribeS By tie above mentioned deed or
trust. SAN'L. KERCHEVBL. ir.
Romney, March t6-tds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-30
PUBLIC SALE-

& Thursday The nth day of April
W next, IT far, ifnot, the next fair
day, Will be offered for sale, near Ber-
ry's Ferry, ali The personal estate of
Rachael Morgan, decd. consisting of
4 Mare & Cart, Household & Kitchen
Furniture; amongst which are some val
liable Beds. Nine months credit will
be given on al! sums over five dollars,
the purchaser giving bond with appro
we'd security: all sums under five dol.
lars cash. Sale to commence at 10
O'Clock, when attendance will be given
by lSHMAEL VANHORN.
March 23.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-30
re Large and FOs0c,t.l LacH ASS
81
THE EMPEROR.

M ILL stand at the BARN cf David
w IL. Allen, iu FREDERICK county
Virginia, 4 miles from BIi,le,owp aud
from Charlestown, at HIGHT DOL
LARS per mare for the Jason, which
will commence on the fist Of March,
aad emf on The Grst Of S9tember nex.. :
but he will not be let to aIses. &
Thu EMPEROR
ID one of the most powerAi Jack Asses
10 America; rising 8 yean old; and ass
though exceedingly genti. !. remarks
bly, vigorous, and is a sure foai ge,tea
every mare put to him last seasor
proving in foal. He was gotten by
Columbus, who was by Compound, out
of a Jenny by the Knight Of .,iaIta,
whe was out of the impaired Maltese
Jenny, presented by The Marquis de la
Eayette to Gen. Washington. TIL.
Emperor's dam was bred by The Gems
ral.-she was by The Kuigh, of Malta
out of Compounds dam Compound
by The Royal Gift, out of the old Nal.
tese Jenny.
The value Of large mules may be es~
timated from their being so easily rsis4
ed and kept; from their not being liahie
to the common disorders of Horses; irou,
their eapability of working logger in
each day, aud undergoing far greater
fatigue and hardship than horse, aud
living, as good labuurers, till sixty
years ofage! Ii broke and treated with
gentieness, they are as traeiable as
horses, AID will out travel, as we'll Is
out>wOrk, any horse.
The Emperor belongs to Doctor
Thornton, Of the city of Washington,
who was favored by Gen. Washing toE
with the best breed of his asses.
February 2Sd-ttsl NJ.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-30
One Hlindred .Acres
TAKEN UP.

~ A. Fund in the stable of the
w subscriber, Ii,iog on the Doe.
qu9n, bsiow the Faetory, on The might
OF Monday last, a ROAM HORSE /.
supposed to be II years old u hands
and upwards h'gh has a star in his
ioreh+ah Is rnbJsd considerably with
10, Gerfs;-aBpraised at 30 dollars.
Inc horse was probably srolen from
some Wagon and put INTO my stable.
ihe owner IS desired 10 come forward.
prove property. pay charges, and take
gin away JOHN CLEYENGER.
March iG-H,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-30
MARSHAL, SALE.

HDY virtue Of Decree of the Win
Q9 chester Chancery District Court,
pronounced The 2s.h day ofNuyember,
1891. in suit therein depending be
tween George William Campbell and
William Victor Campbell, infant chill
dren and heirs of William Campbell,
deed, by Ge-rge Reed, their Guardian
aud next friend, and lame, RELY aud
the heirs of William Campbell and
others, will DE sold before the door of
James Rieiy's Store, in the town of
Winchester, on Friday the t,reJth day
of .dprit nert, the following property,
10 Wit: A HOUSE AND LOT, in
the town of Winchester, on the west
side of Loudoun-street, adjoining Ro-
bert Gray--now occupied by James
RELY aud John Foster.
A Half-Acre Lot,
on the South side Of PiccadiIiy-street,
adjoining the lot of Andrew Bush.
sl-2 Acres of Ground,
an Out Lot, adjoining the lots of Ar
chibald Magi!l and Mrs. Overaers.
90 Acres of Land,
near Winchester, ON the HAS, side of
the road leading from Winchester to
Char,estown, adjoining the lands Of
William Dawson.
294 Acres Of Land,
situated 90 the Nurih aide al Timber
Ridge, in the county of Hampshire,
near the road leading from Winchester
to Romney, patented 10 George Mi
chaei Laubinger i4th September, 1889.
Terms OF sale, -One-haif of the
purchase money to he paid down, the
residue in two equal animal payments,
with iateres. from the day OF sale, the
purehaser giving deed of trust OF the
property TO secure the payments.-
Sale 70 commence at ii O'clock A. NJ.
K. NJ. BECkWIrH, ID. NJ.
Far
JoHN S. PErToN, N. ~. C. D..
January 12 IDS
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-30
ECLIPSE.

= Se THNHE thorough bred
IA 80 h horse Eclipse, a
SaSSW handsome chestnut scr
S1''-4 sS0Sss rel, full sixteen bands
high, seven yeats cid ueIt july, wall
stand the eosuing season at Romuey,
on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednes-
days; at William Ysa'iiver's,. on Pat
terson's Creek, on Ihursdays, Fridays
and Saturdays; and be let TO mares at
the moderate pfiSe of Eight Dollars
the season-Four Dollars cash the SIM
gle leap--and insurance Twelve Dol
lars-payable as soon as. she mare Is
discovered to be with foal, or Ia case
of death or change Of owner. Twenty
five cents in essry Instance 10 the
groom. a note for the amount Of the
season will be expected with the mare,
which may be discharged by paying
six dollars within the season. Pastu-
rage or grain eau be furnished the
mares at MIR. Vandiver's at tue usual
prices, but no liability for accidents or
escapes. The season TO commence the
tst Of April and end the tst Of July.
ECLIPSE
was got by Mr.. Bell's well known i'm
ported horse Eagle; his dam iLaviniai
who was also the dam of Adeiine, CO.
IA, Zi'za, &c. was got by Old Whistle
Jacket; her dam by Old RoeklnSnim,
grand dam by Old Cub out OF the IA
nous imported mare Lady Northpm-
land. Whistle Jacket 1.-THE sire OF La
vinia) was sot by the noted running
horse Diomed, thorough bred son of
Old Flimnap; his dam ii4aey LockeV
by Bell-sir, was got by Morton's Ira
weller, out of Old Selma, his 8. dam
by Otheilo, &. &. dam by Old Chilhers,
s. &. s dam by the Dancing Master.
:. g s. 8. dam vas the noted imported
Spanish mare.
n. B. O,hello, Chi!ders and Dam
cling Master were all imported horses.
The pedigree of Levinia is supported
by the certificates and aifidavits of Sc
verai very respectable gentlemen,
which can be referie,l TO.
William WOOD.
March est.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-30
March O.
so Dollars Reward.


RUNAWAY from the subscF;ber.
living 10 New Market, Shenandsah
county, Virginia, on the night oftbe
"a INST. Negro man named HARRY
Who calls himself Harry Bacchus,
u dIstIlier TO trade, as also an excel.
lent hand TO work on q farm. He is
about 40 or 10 years of age, feet or
inches high, stout made, has een~
siderable scar on the iett caeek bone,
his legs are defOrmed, the left ineIines
IN, at the knee, and the right out. He
hss hitherto worn his beard long.
Harry had the following clothes, viz. q
Se'io"ish CIVILIZED domestic coat, bottle.
green cloth panta!oOus, ID red figured
vest, An old fur hat and sundry other
cio;hiug not recoliected,
Harry is an artful fellow and can
read very well, also write IA little. He
processes christianity aud is fond OF
conVeFsing on the subject. 1t is pre-
sumed he has obtained freedom papers
and is making for PhiladeIE bia or some
part OF the states OF PENNEY lyauia or
Ohio. l will give the above reward Of
fifty dollars if taken out oe The s,,te
Of Virginia, or TWENTY DOLLARS
If taken in the state and eecnred in n
Jail so that may get him again,
and IN either ease all reaaonaIeS
charges shall be paid If brought home.
JOAN SAVAGE.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-30
PUBLIC SALE.

Eg Y virtue of Deed of trust from
AD Peter kremer TO the subscriber
for The purpose of securing The pay.
ment OF the sums OF money therein
mentioned TO Lane AID Bronze, will be
sold al Public Auction, for ready mo-
uey, to the highest bidder, LOT Nc.
$50, in Fairfax's addition to the town
of Winchester, with TWO STORY
FRAME BUILDING thereon, reser-
wing from the SAID Lot twenty five feet
front on Cameron-street, belonging TO
George kremer. 1t is the same pro.
perry that is ncw occupied by Conrad
Kremer. The sale will take place be-
fore the door OF Capt McGnire's Ho.
lei, on Monday the 18th day o. .aprit
aud such title conveyed to the pureha
ser as is vested in The subscriber BY The
aforesaid Deed of Trust.
THOM As ALLEN TIDBALL.
March 23J,-tds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-30
TRUST SALE

SAILL be sold on Saturday the slb
~ Of April next, at N, residences
OF MS, Anna Page Of Fairfield in Ere.
de'ick comfy, by virtue Of a Dsed Of
Trust executed b. William B. Page To
The subscriber, to secure a debt dYe Tn
Bushrod Iayior, all the undivided
right, title, interest, claim and demand
ol .ns saih William B. Page of. in and
10 'h' estate both real and psrs nal.
whereof MS father William IL PAGE,
'a:e OF lhe county Of Frederick, died
seized; including his reversionary in
teFest IN the Dover Of Anna Page viz
DOW Of 'be said William d. Page, de.
reased, aad mother Of ,hs Gra1lor.-
Sneh tile as is vested in me as Trus-
tee will be made TIE purchaser.
merch g EBEN MILTON,