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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-02
$4,000 Dollars Highest Prize
WASHINGTON MONUMENTS

$4,000 Dollars Highest Prize. y
WASHINGTON MONUMENT
LOTTERY-5th Glass,
is no1O drdrUing in the city of BaIti-
more. This popular Il splendid lotto
ry will progress rapidly till completed.
SCHEME.
$4,000 DOLLARS.
10000 DOLLARS,
10000 DOLLARS,
5000 DOLLARS,
5000 DOLLARS.
/ 9 of 5000 DOLLARS.
2 of 1900 DOLLARS,
60 of 1000 DOLLARS,
SO OF $1,000 of $4,000 OF 500
and 600 Of $40. Not two blanks to
prize, all payable in Cash. Tickets
will be sold Tor short time longer
at the following low rates. viz.
Whole tickets $40 Quarters So so
Halves Eighths OK
JPThe drawing of the GRAND
NATIONAL LOTTERY, 5th Glass,
continues regularly each week. Four
teen drawings are over, and the CAPT
tails of of SlOo, oOO-l of S25. eOO-
OF SlO,O00-3 of S5,O0O-7S of
$1,000. &c. &c. are still undrawn.-
Tickets Sl5-Shares in proportion.
Tickets and Shares i'm the above
Lottcrs Warranted undrawn Cor sale
III variety of numbers at
ALIENS
Lottery q Enchonge Office, Pennsylra-
MIA .arenue, Washington City.
tCI"Or by mail, OF otherwise. en-
closing prize tickets, or cash, will re-
! ccive punctual attention if addressed
to S. u Nj. Allen & Co. Washington
! city. March 2-tf
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-02

At Rules holden in tie Clerks Office ofMe
Superior Court Of Chanceyy for the
Winchester Distract tie fySt Gonday IA
January, 1922.
Abraham Neil, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
jain BIaekmOrc, George Bleckmore,
James BIackmore, Thomas Bfagss
and Lucy his wife, William Jones
and Ann his wife, and Ann Black
more, Dafgnasnt4
The Defendants John Blaekmorc.
James BInekmore, Thomas Bragg and
Lucy his wife, and William Jones an}
Ann his wife, not having entered their
appearance and given security accord
ing to the Act It Assembly and the
Rules Of this Court, & it appearing ty
satisfactory evidence, that they ore not
inhabitants of this country: II is or
dered, That the said Drfenda do
appear here on the hrst day Of the ncxt
term and answer the bill Of the plain
tifli and that copy OF this order Re
| forthwith iOserted IN some Newsps.ei
f, published in Winchester, for two
months excessively and posted O; ths
from, deer of the Court House in the
said tswn Of Winchester,
A Copy-Tes te,
DANIEL LEE, O. G. .
IAN. 26-C, ~.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-02

a IN ~ ILL stand the
IN w ensuing season.
AsIsEH commencing the first
IA of April, aud ending
the 18th of July. as follows. MONDAYS
Tuesdays, and Wednesdays, until AZ
a'cloek, at John Beemer's Stable.
Northumberland on Thursdays, Fri
days and Saturdays at Jeremiah Rev
ncld's Stable, White Post, and will he
let TO mares al SIX DOLLARS The
season, which may be discharged BY
the payment of Five Dollars within The
season Insurance TEN DOLLARS
TO be paid when the mare proves with
foai persons parting with, removing.
or failing to attend regularly with their
mares, forfeits the insurance.
LEBOO
was got by the celebrated running
horse LEBOO, which was bred by Col
Osburn Sptigs, of Mnry land and was
as line bOttom'd horse as any in Anne.
rica, which will appear by certifiea tes.
his dam, by the imported horse EN-.
PEROR. Leboo is beautiful bav.
handsomely marked with a star, full
sixteen hands high, and remarkable for
nis great boue and sinew +; in point of
form, blood, and constitutions, superior
10 most horses (; and as a foal getter.
Inferior TO none on The conlinent,-fiis
colts command high prices az carriage
and riding horsss--and have size, form
aud action. JAMES BROOKS.
CERTIFICATES
W., rur uuUvre.,, -,
the horse Leboo, the property of James
Brooks, is we'll bred horse. The fame
OF bis sire is well known on the racing
calendar. There ia probably no horse
from which there has been so many
6ne matched horses raised. MIR. John
Cunningham sold n match Of his colts
for one hundred pounds, which after
wards '(from infurmatiOD) could not
be bought for eight hundred Dollars.
| Several other matches have brought
about 400 dollars in this county. His
cots are generally fine Sibge horaes.-
His dam was by Col. BurWeli's import.
| ed horse Emperor.
CHARLES A. TURLEY,
JOHN G. HARNESS,
JAMES RUSSELL,
JOHN NLLIN,
GEORGE HARNESS.
have 40 hesitation iH sayiUS that
Mr.. Brooks horse Eeboo, stands yer,
high in the estimation Of the people o
this county, as a foal geller. wa
offered one thousand dollars for mattel
of hi. colts to my carriage, In The towI
Of Alexandrio. They are good, boil
for the saddle and the harness.
CHARLES a TURLEY.
Hardy county, March fs, 1921.
p. A further pedigree can b.
seen by applying TO Mr.. jeremiah Rey
uolds, White Post. Mach 2-lf.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-02

10 Jo,l'neyn7en Chair zakers
e. Nthea- ttr1ghts.
= .subscriher wishes 10 employ a
Il jouisAeyman ofsteady and indus
tr'oas hebjss, who understands the a.
Dove Branches, to whom liberal wages
VIII be given. PETER MURRY.
Springfield, Hampshire city Va.
March 3d-3t
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-02

There are on this property DWEL-
LING HOUSE, an excellent OR.
CHARD and very good SULPHUR
SPRING. About fs Acres Of this pro-
perry IS excellent bottom land, and a.
bout i50 Acres cleared, the remainder
Is heavily clothed with timber. II the
above property is rot said, il will be-
leased Tor one, two or three years.
Further particulars made known by
application to PETER PRICE.
February eSd-tds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-02

llNT ERESTING JUDICIAL DECISION.
ihs following decision, made at the present
Term Uf the Supreme Court. i, said TO be
OF greet Consequence to the Western cOOn,
try, "sinvoIviog the title 10 great amount
OF property:
: m Green as Richard Biddie.
I've FIRST question certified from the Cir.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-02
4 or Sale or Rent

HE subscriber will offer ior sale
II OF rent on Friday the Goth day Of
.aarch, at f2 o'clock, on 'be premises
A Tract of Land,
situate on the 0pequou, about one
mile above Henry Severs' and adj.
Inining the Lands of Michael Prin,z.
KeZIn Dpva!l and John Clevepger.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-06
THE GAZETEsE.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1922.
CONFERENCE.-THE.

=
We have noticed with much satisfaction the
advertisement of Mr. Marsoletti, announcing
to tbs public his having opened Coffee House
and Commercial Reading Room. An establish.
ment of this kind has long been wanted in Al
exandria; and the respectable standing of Mr..
Marsoletti together with his perseverance and
assiduity ensures its continuance.
The splendid hangings and beautiful busts
which decorate the room display much taste'
whilst the bar may justly compete for the pure
ness its viands, with that of any hotel in the
District.
To Masters of vessels this establishment,
from its approximation to the wharves, is pecu.
liarly desirable, and we would earnestly recon-
mend it to their patronage
An enterprising and Industrious man should
ever be encouraged particularly when he blends
with an anxious wish to please, the support and
maintanance of family. X
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-06

saia by aboliIisa Of the or- E.
phanscourt sOso
Gain by diminution of
lawyers fees 1850
Calmly West End and Wiz
lags in diminishing cor
corporate expenses 1900
Clerkship worth 1000
Profits ON expenditure Of
litigants 1000
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-06
DSe37 90
Dl0,O06 %


In subioinins also an amended statement
on the other side, remark that my for
mer estimate OF the gain which would a.
rise from. the abolition OF magistrates fees
was much toe low, and | shall now ix
it at SUN far nearer the fact. will
also compensate my neglect Of the Or
phsns court, by stating that retrocession
would relieve US entirely of its expenses,
which are at least 1000 dollars annually.
THUS the widow and her helpless children
would obtain justice without paying high
price for it. You will, fellow citizens,
readily distinguish between such items oil
gain in the following statement as are ab-
solutely certain, and such as are probable
merely. and | state none as probable. for
which | have not before given reasons that
have deeply impressed my own mind, and
ought, think, to influence you.
Gain by abolition OF aaagis-
trates fes, Dsees
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Mr.. Rhea from the commute: "
Pensions and Revolutionary Cla' .;".
reported unfavorably on the .ssp,o Iii
petitions ofJohn King, Jabez kecx" "a
Humphrey Beckwith. John D'c. "a,
and James Bachelor; which rep'''
eoncurred in. .,,.en
M. Sergeant, from the eo;fsn"'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-06
FROM HAVANA.

Our Havana papers by II. B. M. ship OF
war Athsl, are only to the 10th instant, but we
have been favored with the p:rusal of letters to
the 10th inclusive. The only interesting intel
ligence they contain, is confirmation OF the
report received short time since, that the 60.
vernment of Cuba had determined on giving to
to the port of Havana, the advantages of free
port. The following is an extract from one Of
the latest letters:-
Havana, Feb. Is.
" fhe authorities here have resolved upon
the important measure of making this an entire
Dot, where all kinds of merchandise may be
landed and re-shipped; on paying transit duty
off per cent We annex quotations of our
market.
Flour, Isl; Rice ~ a $; Sugars, $40 alo-H
rrs; Muscovado do. 6 s rrs.; Coffee, 20 81
cents Bills on London, ~ Is per cent. pre-
MUM; on u. S.3a4 - do"
Charleston, FEB. 26.
FROM HAVANA.
Ourpapers by the Steam Ship are found, on
examination, to contain nothing very interest
ing to the American reader.
The Spanish ship Hortensia, arrived at Ha
vana 18th inst. in 3S days from Cadiz, with &C
counts to the lst of January. The packet
Achilles, having on board dispatches for the
public authorities in the different Spanish is
lands, sailed seven days before her. The cap.
tain Of the Hortensia verbally reported, that
Seignor CASTOR, passenger on board the
packet, was appointed to the military command
at Havana. Seignor Fauregui, had been ap.
pointed political chief, and Seignor Romarate
captain-genera of the city of Csdiz. He also
reports that perfect tranquility prevailed thro'-
out the peninsula.
The new political chief, in an address to the
inhabitants of Cadiz, attributes the recent dis.
turbancesin that city, to an excitement artfuily
produced among the lower orders and calls
upon the inhabitants of all classes, to unite in
maintaining good order, sna tina ssthsrlty q
Che King aaa Gsrtes,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-06

Coffee, Hides, Salt, &c.
r ANDING and tor sale at Duke street
Z 4 wharf, the cargo OF the brig Dove,
Johnsloa, master, from Curacao consist"
ing of SO bags Laguyra coffee, 300 prime
dry hides, 5000 goat skins, $500 bushels
SUPERIOR Bouayista salt: ~ .,D
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-06
Nsu York. Feb. IS
GRATIFYING INTELLIGENCE.

GRATIFYING INTELLIGENCE.
Welearn by the ship Hope, from Monteyiedo,
that the U. $. ship F.ANkLIs, capt Stewart,
and schooner Dolphin, Lieut.. Com. Conner,
arrived 1T Rio de Janeiro on the 18th Novsm-
Der, from New York, all we'll
Shortly after coming to anchor, captain
Stewart, during heavy rain. went on shore
and paid hisrespscts to the public authorities,
and the next day there was an interchange Of
salutss It was not known when the Frank.
in would proceed round Cape Horn.
There was no political news at Montsviedo.
and the last accounts from Lima ito Septem
Der 2D represented oil as quiet in that quar-
ter.
A Santiago de Chill Gazette of the 9th Oc-
tober last, contains the following official letter
of the Governor efValparaiso, to the Secretary
at War of Chill, dated Valparaiso, 10th Octo-
Der 1891.
"The commander of the British sloop Of
war Conway, which has just arrived here
from Aranco, in three days passage, has in
formed me that Benavides re-crossed the Biobio
with about 200 men, and he presumed for Tai
eahuana, but that, at the latter place there
awaited him more than 800 of our troops, and
the (Chilian) sloop of war Chaeuabuco. He
also informed me that Benavides had burnt his
vessels previous to abandoning Aranco. have
the honor of communicating the above for the
information fyour sxcelleney. God preserve
your ezcellency many years. Valparaiso, DC.
tober 26, 1921.
JOSE fGNACIO ZENTENO,"
The letter containing the above; adds-'l
might have mentioned that the Chilian gov
eminent had previously despatched troops to
the south. which had destroyed great part of
his force, and at last account, were in hopes of
experimenting Ben.vides HIMSELF"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-06
Charleston, Fs6. IS.
NAVAL.

The U. s. bng Spark, capt ELTON, arrived
here last evening, from long and arduous
cruise in the West india seas, sc, She has
made no prizes, but has brought in SEVEN
more PIRATES, taken out Of Dutch sloop,
off Aruba. The Spark made her run from
the Pan of Matanzas to this port, in the re-.
markablc short period of 62 hours. We re.
greet to add, that captain Elton is confined to his
cabin by indisposition.
The U. 8. schooner Porpoies. Lieut.. Ram
age, and Revenge, Lieut. Hammersly, are still
detained in the Roads by unfavorabls winds.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-06
Coffee. Glover Seed, Salt, &C.

Coffee, Clover Seed, Salt, &C.
G ANDlNG this day from on board sch:
T. Almirs, 2OOO bushels Turks Island
salt, which will be sold low II taken iron
or board.
In store,
1900 lbs first Oily Havana green coffee
20 hhds New Orleans molasses mjeE-
or 10 none in market.
80 bushels Pennsylvania clover seed,
lastyear's growth. oo>,
For sale by Nj MILLER d Sun.
Cd mo "a m"lx"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-06
Collection Office.

SN most Of the popular places in the U
{ States, J. II. RUNNELLS is now en-
81 a En- collect
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-06

OIZ,fOV
have now Analysed financial edusion
which was,i is said, intended to demolish
me, ana rave clearly sbownits inaccuracy.
On the subject Of such taxes as wosld re-
ally be added 10 our expenses, your
own judgment, fellow citizens, will per.
ce;ve what portion them retrocession will
furnish us with the means of paying - your
love of independence and liberty will
make the remainder quite tolerable.
PENDLETON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-04
LOTTERY ANECDOTE.

There italian proverb that says' A. ualno ed or-
&oso aenre na1cha qud'che cOsa Sc A mill and woman
always want Of something" The former from the
completely of its machinery and the latter from the nu-
ence of her caprice. This is harsh snile but
grant ladies' to be little caprcious lit is more than over
balanced by their superior prescience and foreihought
Read the following Fact
lady in Philadelphia some short time ago, was much
annoyed by small parcel of dygoods she had for sale
she had them taken down and put back, hundred times
but STILL like other articles, they doomed to lie
The shelf aides sometimes have spice of sprit-and
she got vexed and worried with this little parcel of unse
able things and requested her husband to send them
auctions he did and they produced about one third of
first cost. This sum he going to place with other mo-
ney, but she declared she would have nothing more to do
with it she had too much trouble with the goods and
have than that for them and desired her hs
band to put in the Lotteybut not to go any office
but Hopes he did so, and that day seven weeks on
the second day of drawing of the Grand State Lottery the
number chosen drew prize Of Ftue Thousand Dollars!
On the above will not comment; but advise those
who wish want money! to take their wives advice and go
Hopes office, No % Market street, and procure tick
in the Delaware State Lottery On the 18th of July the
fate of many will be decidedbe you among the fortunate.
HOPE & co.
Whole tickets, s 50-Shares in proportion.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-04

age; sColonel Provost sMr. Dwight Of Boston
Mrs. Mary Pye, New York 'Miss Powell daugh
ter OF the honorable w Dummer Powell, chief JUS
tice OF Upper Canada sRev Mr. Hill, Jamaica,
coming home by way of the United States; Pro-
lessor Fisher, New Haven, Connecticut; MIR. Cur
nee, New York; Mr. Proctor, New York; Mr..
Depont and five other Frenchmen.
SrEERAoE PASSENGERS -*Mrs. Mary Brews-
ter; Mr.. Hirst; Mr.. Morrison; Stephen Chase.
The bodies marked O. have been picked up and
buried
Major Coughs watch and seals have been picked
up, and small gold watch was found in colonel Pre-
vosts fob. These articles, Mr.. Mark has in his pos
session-The box Of specie of which we have spo-
KEN contains coins, foreign and English to the va
lue OF five thousand pound. 1t is addressed TO 7
U. & Co. care OF e. Hughes Liverpool" The
bills found are to an immense amount, on London,
Paris and different parts of the Continent.
Mr.. Mark speaks in terms Of great praise, of the
exertions OF Mr.. Pratt, surveyor of Kinsale, and of
Mr.. John PURCELL confidential steward OF Mr..
Rochfort.
| 1t appears there was dreadful gale on Saturday
and Sunday night, Goth and 2lst April in which the
British ship Con6ance, capt Morgan, was lost with
all her crew. consisting Of 100 men. This vessel
sailed from Cove on a cruise the day before, in
search Of smuggler The captain OF this vessel
was the first lieutenant of the Endymion at the time
of the capture ofthe President; and was promoted
for his gallantry that occasion. Also the Esther
and the Sandwich packet The bark Esther, of LII
verpool, w. Colshed master; and the Sandwich
packet we're both lost near the Hook Light, on the
night of Sunday the g ST and strewedin small irag
ments along seven miles of the county Wexford
coast The former was laden with cotton and rice,
from Charleston to LIVERPOOL Eve weeks out and all
of her crew, the captain, two mates and five hands
have persisted the survivors names are-Peter
Groundwater, John Quinn, Peter Patterson, Charles
i Anderson and Edward Lennon her cargo is near
lily a total loss. The Sandwich has been still more
unfortunate; every person on board her has perish
ed Nine bodies had been found chiefly belonging
to the packets crew.
i vessel, wheat Laden was stranded the same
night on the Barony, Ford coast, and is also bar
business. The Mansfield packet, arrived at Water
. ford from Milford confirms the loss of the Sand
witch. Captain Stubbes was on board her, and Ii
lost with mate and crew, in all about ten persons
The Friends, Wilson, from Liverpool for Boston
has put into Lock Ryan. The Mohawk, Lawton
from New York for Newry, is lost on the bar o.
Castlemain Bay. Crew saved.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-04
From the Boston Statesman Of Thursday fasf.
LATEST FROM EUROPE,


The English brig Friends, Capt Wilson, arrived
at this port yesterday, bringing London papers to
the Goth April, and Liverpool paper oil the Gath.
In Parliament on the Goth, the West India inter-
course and navigation bills were postponed to April
29th. On the 18th, a committee was appointed, on
motion of the Chancellor of Exchequer, to consider
the best mode of simplifying the accounts annually
laid before Parliament, relative to the public income,
expenditure debt, trade, ard navigation.
The following paragraph dated London, April %,
is from the Liverpool Courier Of the Gath.
This morning was rather prolific in arrivals.
We had mails from Holland, France, Flanders
and Lisbon A commercial house Of the greatest
emnence in the city received this morning Paris
despatch from Vienna Of late date, U5th April we
beieve) which gives satisfactory reasons tor The de
tention of the Russian Ambassador nj. de IatlscheH
from Vienna. The departure OF this personsage
isby these accounts placed in very different light
from that given in the French papers; and so far
from the negotiations being at an end, it should
seem that the great desire which the Emperor oil
Austria entertains for the preservation Of peace
has actually induced him to write himself 10 the
northern Autocrat on the subject OF affairs, and tc
forward the despatch by Me Tatischef. Every
thing continued to wear favourable appearance
and no doubt was entertained that all would ternIn
ate amcaby and satisfactorily.
M. Zea, the Minister of Colombia, has made ar
official communication TO the cabinets oil the seVera
powers of Europe, copy Of which, dated Parls
April s, is published He declares the intention
his government not to communicate with govern
ments that do not recognize that OF Colombla-tha
the commerce of Colombia shall be open to all ma
ton whose governments shall recognize that OF Co
lomba, but closed against the subjects OF all othe
states.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-04
~ FOURTH OF JULY. TIA

The managers Of the Delaware State Lottery-hav.
yielded TO circumstances beyond their cunroul agreeing
to postpone the drawing of the Delaware State Lottery
until the 4h of July next because appeared to be the.
general wish many who were not prepared fully to avail
themselves of the golden opportunity offered although
they had partially secured their chances They beg leave
to state that in future posponeent whatever take
placenor any be given for tickets, cash be
ready to pay prizes on demand
81. Gentlemen who kindly undertook TO procure sub
scrbers to number of clubs, particularly requested
the subscription papers the of the present
weekas doubt exists Of the speedy disposal Of the
tickets at present on hand
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-04
Loss OF THE SCHR. LITTLE WILLIAM
CAPTAIN A. w. weldon.

Sailed from Sandy Hook Saturday, the 18th May had
continuance of light southwark and eastery winds until
Wednesday, the % inst when the wind S. w. and SO
continued until Thursday morning, the 23d. At A. M
squay with ran the vessel at that time under double reef
ed mainsai reeed fore-topsail and flying b slowed,
the rain and squalls continued but not heavy, until about
Am. squall of rain having just passed the schooner,
she was struck aof with What usually term white
squa which instantly capsized her. So low was she car.
red down that her heads under, and she filled
with in moments, from the time she was struck
with the squall All hands saved at the time OF her
upsetting except Antonio Gandel Italian gentleman,
who was at the time of the vessel upsetng, in his BIRTH
and persisted in the cabin All kinds of supply OF food or
drink destroyed out of the power OF the ocers
and survivors of the The stern boat got along
side, and the hands got in to herthey enabled to
pick up boxes Of aisins, which had oated from the
vessels CARGO which the only article of meat or drink
on which they subsisted for three daysAfer remaining
by the wreck for about hours left her in the boat and
shaped to the westward and were, on Saturday.
kindly picked up by Capt West, of the ship Tuscoror
who furnished ali need supplies of food and dry coah-
ing for myself, mate and crew.