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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-03

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The following remarks respectfully oEcrcd u IL
Artists and Mechanics Of blaine:
] Ii well known that tie principles Of natural PHI
loscphy Intimately connected with the yaTiouS
branches az Mechanics Ii must hence DC obVioAs
that natural and experimental Philosophy lnraS very
important part Of the course Of instruction at College
The apparatus at this College contains all the nstf
ments, which usually employed for demonstrating
and explaining the pFnClpcs % natural Philosophy in
a full course Of experimental Lectures.-But il u e.
tremely important that the abstract and general pfa
cples Of Philosophy should be exhibited IN their ami
cation 10 the Uario@ arts, which depend .bem The
pupil will thus acquire much useful knowledge. aud
even the principles themselves viii hereby Le better
illustrated
II is however impossible fully 70 exhibit this app
cation Of Philosophy % the Arts without the assistance
Of Models Of those Machines. which successfully
employed in the arts.
Impressed with these views, the subscriber in be-
half of the College. takes the liberty of soliciting tie
Artists g. Mechanics Of Maine 10 furnish the Appara-
tus Of Bowdoin College WIKI models Of Machines NOT
only OF such AZ may be newly Invented but Nj those
whose utility is already determined by experiment
These models may be composed Of wood metal ar
even thick paste board according 10 circumstances ia
this request is also intended 70 include models Of all
articles or inventions employed in the useful ants
whether their operation depends on philosophical DR.
chemical principles or on both conJolned.
While the immediate and principal benefit, result
ing fem the measure here proposed. will Dc ni-
lection OF models should become rsideraby exten-
sve, will afford important advantages even the IN
ventors and manufacturers of useful machines. The
models. thus deposited being annually exhibited to tho
members of this Institution will become extensively
known Such collection will also enable Artists III
compare, Certain extent, their own inventions
with what has already peen done land. by inspect
ing various models. new and important improvements
may be suggested 1T will also constitute an interest,"
ing subject Of examination for gentlemen, who visit the
College.
Amy models designed for this College. may If more
convenient, be deposited with Charles Vaughan Esq
of Hallowel, Stephen Longteotc, i,e Esq OF Port
landThe reception of all models will be gratefully ao-
knowedged, and from time 10 time made public.
PARKER CLEAYELAND.
Bo1gaoin CoLkge, Nor 1922.
.Martmo,ah CdLbage-Raised in the garden Of
OLIVER POLLARD, Esq. Of yHinot, a CABBAGE
which measured three feet and nine inches in
circumference, and weighed twenty seven
pounds
Considerable anxiety still exstsat Charles
ton, 5 Z. on the subject Of the slave popuIa-
ton, and il is proposed TO remove from The
State all free people Of colour, a. one mean
OF security. Il has been supposed the Ma
tional Constitution would not permit this
The value of the slaves in the u. States IS
estimated at $3.50 100000
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-03
MARRIED.


In Scarborough, by Rev. T. Lancaster, Nh Daniel
Libby. to Mrs. Sarah Plumner.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-03
Bo10dOin Colkgc, Nor. 1922.

Mammoth Cdbbage.-Raised in the garden Of
OLIVER POLLARD, Esq. Of sNanot a CABBAGE
which measured three feet and nine inches in
circumference, and weighed twenty seven
pounds
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-03

Bangor Bank 1t appears by statement
Of the Directors, that this Bank has recovered
from its late endorsements, and that IFS bills
are redeemed in specie at Bangor, and re-
ceived al the City Bank, Boston, as othar cur
rent bills; at (which place alone they ha,. a
specie deposit large enough TO meet great
proportion OF all their bills IN circulation.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-03
READING room.

The advantages Of heading Room, or place
Of deception for paPeSs, frsa yai parts OF tho
UnIon, N atown likeths, ned not be spread
before an intelligent community .they are APP
parent, and suggest themselves naturally enough
to every mans mind&r1t y therefore to be
hoped, that the, present establishment in tins
town, will be kept up, and that subscribers Wit
be sufficiently numerous 10 make the expcnce
comparatively light. Resides the convenience
spch a place affords 70 our own citzens--io the
Professional man. as we'll as 70 the merchant.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-03

.Apecdbfe. Scissors, al NAV one
evening ~ large company happening to cast
his eye UP 10 ? large looking glass opposite to
him, saw well dressed sharper cui off The
diamond loop from his hat be took no notice.
but pretending 10 want something in another
room. he desired the man TO take his cards
which he did. The count stole softly behind
him with sharp knife in his hand, and cutoff
one oih's ears and holding italp 10 the com
parry, said Return ne NY d;arnod loon.
SIR, and will return you your ear
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-03

proportion of all their bills IN circulation.
Longevity. -By paragraph in late Neu-
Hampshire Patriot, It appears, that no less
than serenity fUe persons have died within ba,
State since 1882, who had attained The re-
maIkable age Of 100 years and upwards OF
these one reached l20, another ll6. and a
third ll5 years.
II mentions the following persons yet liv-
ing Mrs. Tryphena Stiles, of Somersworth ;
Mrs. Mary Barnard, Of .Amherst; Mrs. Baiv,
Of Chesterfield, each aged lOl; Mrs. Sarah
Kelly, of .Nerv-Hampton l03 and the veneer
able Mir. Samuel Welsh, of Boy, in his 18th
year.
u is said that only l25 men survive out of
1000 who were at the caplulation of Quito, a
short time since. e.
The .Virginians cannot find fault with lhe
hllarity Of the Workers. on the result of the
late race as the former previously exclaim-
Cd I" lei those laugh who win"
In England Mr. WyvIl has won S27 900
in horse race. Mr.. Powleli, if his horse had
been successful, would have won near / sc, 600
The Proprieiors Of some of The Passage.
Busis on the ~ Y. Grand Canal, have made
s<sessi-snnual dividend e l56 per cent.
.anecdofe.--Couu, scissors, al play one
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23

Tu>t published aud for sale ~ WILLIAM
~ HYDE. 81 his Bookstore. No. 5, Musseys
Roe, Middle Street, Portland
g sketches of the Ecclesiastical History of the
STATE OF MAINE from the earliest settle
nent TO the present time Price 8t,s5.
The above wo,k Contains very ln resting
collection Of facts RELAXING to the establishment,
grow b. and present state of ell the different de-
nomios ions OF Christians in this State gsther-
edprinciPsIiy ffcm documents furnished oy die
tinguished individuals Of the respective dencmi-
nations. and IS very convenient book e efeg-
ence, and we'll worthy of place in every maa's
library. Jsn IS. f822. Il.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23
PRIV4TE SCHOOL.
MIR. ELIPHALET WEBSTER,
April. ts.

4 HAT be may correct the report that he is a.
bout to discontinue his school, gives Information
70 at he has just commenced his spring term foe
the instruction Of Masters and Misses in the vari.
Gus branches of an English Education, at hs
School Room, Federal Street.
He tenders his thanks to those who have in
trusted 70 his the education of their youth,
and hopes that by using every effort for their
provement, he shall receive share of the patron
age Of those who wish tose"d their children to a
private instructor. Portland, April 9.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23
HARD WARE.
MORE NEW BOOKS FOR YOUTH
WILLIAM HYDE.

LAS JUST RECEIVED, the Little Usage
i Captive, 81 10 cents-Happiness by the a,I-
thor Of No Fiction, $l,e5-Burdun's Sermon, 62
l-2-The Catechism fragment, &c Sunday
School Teacher a memoir 3i-Ayah & Lady. by
Mrs. Sherwood, 81 | "a large supply of Mr..
Emerson's Discourse on Female Ed alton, 70 1-2
with which subscribers can be furnished al sub
scrpfion price.
ALSO Received Christian Spectator s. Mis-
sionary Herald, for April. April 3.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23
PORTLAND, TUESDAY. APRIL k3s 1922.
MACHINE CARDS.

ISAIAH Fl. WiNSLOW respectfully informs
i hi, friends and the public that he continues 10
manufacture CARDS, Of all descriptions Or
ders directed to him, at Portland, or left at N
WnsIow's store, No. !, Exchange Row, just be-
low the Hsy-msrket, punctna!y attended TO.
Portland Aprii 18th, 1929. Sun.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23
;tPVACCIN ALTON.


HHYE the Subscribers inform the iubsbitants OF
w PORTLAND, that we have made arr4uge-
men,s 20 InccRla.s for the Kline Poz, and will ~
tend for ,hst purpose, at the Town House, on
every Tuesday and Friday from eleven until one
q clock. TO commence on The Esd inst. where any
one can be nocuiaie ed Cor twenty Eve cents per-
sons who prefer having their children inocuIaied
at their houses shall be attended TO on application
to sny one Of the Physicians for nifty ceuts each.
The above terms TO continue ninety days. Those
who feel themselves unable 10 pay twenty tive
cents shall be inoeuIa,ed gratis.
NATHL COFFIN,
AARON PORTER,
STEPHEN CUMMINGS,
JAMES DORRANCE,
SAMUEL WEED,
JOHN MERRILL,
GEO. W. KIITREDGE.
April. Is.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23
Garden and Eoner Seeds,

Of last years growth-recommendcd to be not
orly capable Of vegetation, but to be of a genu-
inc quality, by great number Of gentlemen
who have tested their quality.
Orders from the country promptly attended tn.
Catalogues Of these Seels may be had at the
Store. Portland, March IS. [9..)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23

THE subscribers have received a large supply
of 10 y and cy 4 CHELMSFORD GLASS,
which they offer for sale al the Factory prices.
which have receptly been reduced Is per cent
!, .dLSO-A few Chaldrons Of COAL
N. n L. DANA IL Co.
Portland, March 10, 1922. e.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23
Fresh Garden Seeds.
DAVID GRIFFITH,

~ JOHN Co.'s Druggist Store, Middle Stree.
y AS just received from New-York and other
places complete assortment Of
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23
Grocery and Hard Ware Store.
WILLIAM MERRILL M.

HAS for sale, a, his store, Middle Street, a gen
- eral assortment of
Groceries and Hard Ware,
.,soxe war6cH .Rr rHr ror,ow,nc
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23

ID = 80 ="
fear which | felt, your fate
vnu wouId have been carried
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23

would be much more gratifying to multitudes,l
whose ayes ore bahsfr .iv turned towards the
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
DR.. ROBERTsON'S
VEG ETABLE NERVOUS CORDIAL
Or, Natures Grand Restorative.
Price 81 50 Cents,

Is confidently recommended IS the most eF-
fcacious medicine for the speedy relief and
cure Of all nervous complaints attended with
inward weakness depression Of the spirits
headache trerHor faintness hysteric fits de,
biity seminal weakness gletss and various
complaints resulting from secret improperly
Of youth and dssipsted habits residence in
warm climates The immo3srate use of tea the
unskilful or excessive use of mercury so often
destructive TO the human race diseases pecu-
liar tofenales at certain period of flour.
AlbUs bsrrennes ctr,
Underth denomination Of nervous disorders
are inclUied several diseases oftie most dan
geTous kind and arc SO various that volume
would hardly suffice to complete description
Of them. Il perysdes with its baleful inhu-
encc the whole nervous system wrilhng the
heart With lnez?ressibie anguish, and exciting
the most dresdful suggestions OF horror and
despair. To this demon have thousands fallen
= sacrifice in the direfui transports Of ITS rage
The most common symptoms Of its cons
Dcnccment are weakness flaiulcnce palpita-
tons waichfulncss d5owsineSs after eating IL.
nudity flashes Of heat and cold nuubness
c7amp giJJ ness pains IN the head bp,k and
TOMS hckup fficuity Of rcsp!gs' on ard de-
.r' Lir.tN nfE ..sU ..f. cor. ..r r...
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
From the Charleston Courier,
DUBLIN r..

This is perheps 80, an improper time e,
notice the humane and salutary change Of
public opinion on thi, subject which mas "a.
Zen place in Chsrie5t0n lr;s the uriysr.ai
sentiment among Ne, thst to be implicated
m duri ls an afHic;iop end by no rnesrs an
"o"oT That u is desperate remedy, suited
only tor desperate Case--,hst 70 I, 70 be
avoided by every fair eEsrlor-that Won
csnh"t BE- excused for fighting duel. IN.
is5s you pace your antegorist clearly ia Ire
wrong when be w'ii have no excuse Tor
Nghu'g you-that ,omstimes both par.iss
are wrong BOT always, there must he error On
c6e SIDE that to ascertain tha original ere
ror, Is in goeat measure 20 procure pacl
tcatiou- because # you have erred, self.rss-
pee: sLcud induce you 70 apologize, which
~ sncb a case - an extremely honorable re-
zult.
Such sentiments as these prevail, We be-
ieve universally among the polished and
the intelieen, citizens Of or community,
sDt lf ri 30 u a h. py Fle5zs IS r1s.-
and ind lu2! gesgyi.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
TR ST S ALE.

geY virtue If deed of trust execu.
? ted to the subscriber by Joseph
Thompson for the benefit of ynhn Ham.
mock, will besoid to the highest bidder,
for ready money, at public auction, or
Monday tie 18th .faEust neat, before
the en1rt house door III Romuey, ii being
The 6rst Monday of the Hampshire
Quarterly Court, a certain tract or
Parcel Of Land,
in the county Of Hamp- hire, on the
drains and east side Of North River,
known by the PANE Of the mountain
survey, containing two hundred acre.
and adioins the lands of said Joseph
Thompson, James Thompson, and
Johu Thomson, which they purchased
Of the hon John MARSHALL. Sale to
commence at IL O'Clock. Snch title
as said deed of trast vests in me will
be made the purchaser.
WARNER FHR0CKMORTON.
June 20 y Trustee.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
s5 Dollars Reward. .

ID ANYWAY rsom .ho subscriber
4 9on Monday night last an appren-
lee t. the brirkIaying 5usiaess, banned
JOSEPH DUDLEY, between is s. 20
years OF age; about 8 fest Or 6 inch
es highs Of brown complexion; thick
set, inclined TO stoop it,!s, & swings
his arms very much when Walking
Took with him drab coatee and t,au-
ta!oons: pantaioons and roundabout of
Russia ,heetirg. blue striped domes-
tic vest, black fur hat n little worn.
All persons are cautioned against har-
boring or employing him, as the law
will be strictly enforced against such
as may. The above reward will be
given on apPrehendinganG lodging him
IN Jail. R0BT, BR0CKET.
Alexandria, June S2-st.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
Virginia to wit
June i--R.

Virginia to wit:
At Rules holden an nc Clerks Office of
the Superior Court Of Chancery for
the Winchester District the first hon
day IN Nag, 1892.
Lewis HpH aud Samue; Bri4rly Execu,
tors of Robert Dunbar dec''I, plaintiffs,
A9ALNsr
JUAN Smith and others, Defendants
THE defendants Robert Mills aad
4 Eliza his wife aud Jaqueline
Murdoch nnt having entered their sp-
earanee and given security according
the act Of Assembly aud the rules Of
his Court, and it appearing by salts.
factory evidence, that they are not in
hsbitants ofthis county: 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 forth.
with inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in Winchester, for two months
successfully and posted at the front
door of the Court House in the said
town Of Winchester.
A COpy-Teste
DANIEL LEE G. O. o.
IDne 60
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
sSG OR Els.
FOR SALE,
700 Acres Of Land.

700 Acres OF Land.
2 WING in Cbristiar county, Ken
4 Etucky, on the main raad leading
from Lexington to the mouth Of Cum.
berland, precisely half way between
Todd Court House & ilopkinsviIIe, 10
miles frsm each.
The above LAND coutgins sbout
one half harrsus of the best quality,
and possesses peculiar advantages, The
water being plenty, really good, and
not having been known to fail for so
years. Many travellers know il 30 be
Oh one 0f the most public roads in the
sta!e--as the road from Louisville
westward, iRleTsacts II ter miles east,
and parts Ten miles west Of the Land
the society OF The neighbofhood as
good ag auy in Kentucky The in
Grsvemeats are Dwelling House,
Kitchen, Stables & C. SO ACRES IN cul-
t;vatioa->-the title without dispute
The House has been occupied for ma
ny years as House Of Entertainment;
and wss extensively known by The
name Of Davisburg, For further in
Formation apply 10 yobn Burges, E.u.
near Che Land, Or the tenant living
oB The DSemises.-ALsO--
Two Hundred Acres,
Lying reer he south River, Augusta
counly, Va. oue mile from Williams
Forge Eli IN wood, consisting or pine
and osR Of good quality: and lies half
q mile from a good merehsu, Mil
good laud and good neigbbors.--For
further information spPiy to Capt, ia
cob KsDBeriy near il.
The above Land viii be tpld m nc
commodatiDg terms or exchanged Tor
property IN Frederick county. Va.
apply 20 The subscriber near ihe
~ hits Post
THOMAS KENNEDY
.Iun9 C5---sas
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
Virginia to wit.

Virginia to wit.
al RATES. hOidcnm tic CIsyI;'s Office Of
the Superior Court Of Chaacery for
The tFnCheSter District tie first
.Hon,ioB ia May 1922.
John AIburtis, Plaintiff
AGAINST
Thomas McpheTrin aud Andrew Soul.
ling, Defeudnats.
Y HE Defendant Andrew Gouldiug
N not having entered his appeRrsute
and given security according to the act
Of Assembly aud tho rules Of this
Court, aud 1T appearing by satisfactory
evidence That lie ia not TN inhsbitant
Of this Commonwealth; Ii is ordered,
That the said Defendant do appear
here On the FIRST DAY Of the next term
ard answer the bill Of the Plain
tiff and that a copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted iu some newspaper
Published 10 Winchester for two
months sueeessiveiy, aud posted at the
frOnt door of the Court House in the
said town of Winchester.
A Copy.-Teste,
DANIEL LEE, C. &C.
.FuDR ,-R
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
ODeOuOil Factory.

ME undersigned very respectful,
a informs his friends and customers
of bis Willingness to serve them by
manufacturing wool into any kind Of
cloth, or color in common use.--The
prices Of work will be moderate, and
wcci taken in payment If delivered
when orders for work sre handed in.
CGrding will also be done at 6 cts, per
pound for cash, or upon q short credit
TO puncGuai customers.
May 4, DANIEL AMIN.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
VIRGINIA TO Wit :

ar Rules holden IN the Clerks ONCE
Gf the Superior Court of Chancsrs;
for The ~ 'HcieStCr District the first
Monday IN MHy, 1922.
Philip G. Penaleton, plainiiR.
AGAINST
Ann Turohpll and Robert Bailey,
Defendants
FTTaE Defendant Ann TurnbnI 10.
d tberwjqe called Ann Miller not
having entered her appearance aud
given security according to the Act Of
Assembly aud 'ne Rules offhis Court,
and it appearing by saii4fscfory evil
denee, that she is uOc an inhahitsnt Of
ihis country, II is ordered, Tha, the
said Defendant DO appear here 90 the
first day Of the next teihl ard answer
the bill of tie pihio,jG; aad lhat ca
py Of this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper pn5iighe6 IN WIN
chester, for two months saersssiye,y.
aud posted at the from. door IF the
Coors House ~ the ssid tow II WIN
chester.
4 Copy -yeste,
DANIEL LEE, c. {. O,
June &C..
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06

Casf'nS Refections--As the Rev
nf B@''e'' # TrInity College, Dub
iin' "as walking one day in The Pro-
Vosts garden, two Of thp studeoss who
were hooking nut Of The window, per,
eeiy.d HIM, and having procured a.
looking Sl'ss, on which, catching o.
ni'q"e!y the rays Of the sun directed
tnt'n iuii IN the face If his Reverence.
WI" Icing offended at the iBdignilv,
proceeded directly 10 the apartments
OF the young gentlemen, aud said.
wen Mr.. u. and Mr. WI fine yoo
eseh 100. for casting reflections on one
OF The heads Of Trini,y College. y
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
MI >CELANY.

q certain mechanic having occasion
10 BOIL some eattie's feel, emptied the
bones Hesr the courthouse. A lawyer
observing them inquired of By .stans
usf what they were" believe they
are cheni's BONES" replied the wit. 'as
2hey appear 20 be lOeN DicIed.o
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
Land for Sale.

SBY viriue Of deed of trust exccn.
Z Died to the subscriber by Willium
Ashby. Jesse Ashby s Erasins S,rong,
to secure The payment Of certain sup1-
of money to David Morgan, I will .eil
to The highest bidder, Cor ready money,
Oh the 25th day Of September meet.
certain
Tracts CT Parcels OF Land.
adjoining each olhe', containing in
the whole
GS6 A Els,
az described III said deed. The said
land lies 10 the county of Preston. IN
the state of Virginia, on Cheat river,
opposite the Dunkard BoiiOm; ie land
OF The best quality ard the same on
which jesse Ashby now resides. The
sale will be made on the premises.
~The above mentioned land was
snld heretofore for FIVE thousand dol.
lars.
WILLIAM slGLER, Trustee
June 22-tds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
EPIrAPH.

SpTitten on a Tombstone in tie syest of
England
nere lies retired from busy scenes
lhc hrst Lirutsnant ofMarines,
WIZ lived once in peace anA p!enty,
90 board The ship, the Diligently.
Vow stripped Of all isis warlike show
De lies in bnx elm below.
S'nhn'd 20 eartb's narrow border,
lie ralseth not till further order.
LEANDER.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
Wanted I2n1edi0teIu.

& " apprentices to the rr,uting Blu.
"a siness of respectable connexions
and Industrious habits, aged from is
TO ~ yeare. One of the above descrip-
ton will meet with good birth at
Nav / THIS OFFICE.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
PUN PuGulSTIC

when sex Marteu the puSilisf, mar
ried Elizabeth Martin, af ST. Gi,es
ma ineOrrigibis Punster remarked,
mat 1t "ns too bad 10 knock his wife q
out Oh ihe very DAY IF her marriage.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
DIR, ROBERTSON'S
CELEBRATED STOMACHIC ELIXIR
OF HEALTH,

Prsce one 1otEdT end trfEy cents.
Which has pFGYsdsby thousands who have
experienced It's beneficial effects to be The
Iuost valuable medicine ever offered TO ahe pub.
tic for the cure of coughs colds consumption
the whOopins cough asthma pain in the breast
cTsmp aud wind in the stomach head.ache
loss of appetite indigestion etc
For the Dysentary or Lax Cholera si3rbus
severe gTip,ngs and other diseases OF ihe bow
els and the SUMMER complaint in children it
las proved = certain remedy and restored TO
yeriari hsshh from the greatest debility.
Persons sfH,ctei with Pulmonary complaints
81 disorder of the Breast and Lungs even in
the n.Usl advanced stare will find immediate
relief Common Coughs md Colds which are
m general occss iourd by INSTRUCTED perspira-
ion p'll be t0ord yield to its benign .nfu-
snce m 2 few hours,
II Ast6naric or Consump'ivs complaints
Hoarsensas Wbeezings Shortoesg Of Breath
and the Hopping CouSh IT will give immediate
relief
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
APOTHEGM.

Nothing rs SO dear bought as flat
"h'eh IS h"gsed--For where we give.
we purchase the liberty Of another
where we ask we lose our own.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
For SALE.

a YOUNG unmarried muiatto wo.
( n man, mo has been brought up
in the house, and is a frat rate sem,
,-ess--Appiy TO the subscribtr resi-
ding near the White Post.
June 20 cts. JAMES HAY,