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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12

In tie Superior Court Of ChnRcery
holden at Uinchsster, Virginia
Mary Peters, John Moore, Isaac Pc
terra ard Marga,et bis wife. pills.
8GAJEST
AbIaham Moore, John Barnett and
Elizabeth his wife, and Peter Moore,
Defendants.
TIVE defendants being non residents
e he commonwealth Of Virginia, nor
having SOY attorney herein, are here.
by ncufed, ihat 90 he second day Of
ho, n.bcr next. 8, the oilice Of Lem.
net Bent, eonmissioDer ior taking de-
positions iB'hc town # " ineheaer, the
dsposilsous 81 Conrad KTeGwer, an
Henry Hoo er, will be taken, TO be ev-
Idcnce in said suit, % behalf Of the
plaintiff.
Sept IS Fl I'd
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
PUBLIC SALE.

A GREEABLE to the last will aud
N Testament OF VIM. Tyler, deed.
/ will proceed to sell, at bis late resi-
dence, near Winchester, on Thursday
;hs 9TH day Of Nov. next if fair, if rot
the mex; fair day, all the personal es.
tate ofstid deceased, consisting of a
variety Of fine Stock u every deserip.
ton. such as Horses. CslIie. Sheep and
Hogs. ell the grain, Wv. Wheat, Rye
and Oats in The straw, Corn in the
Hou'e, Hay, &c, oil his farming uten-
sis, including a WeSgon and Cart,
and all his household and Kitchen
Furniture.
be terms Of sale are, for all SUMS
under So, cash; land for Five Dollars
and upwords, credit, Of 1e months
will be given, on the purchaser giving
notes With approved security.
SALE 10 co0 menee al 10 O'Clock 10
the morning, and to continue. from day
TO day, until every thing is sold
WILLIAM TYLER.
October 5.-ids.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
Virginia to wit :

ONO w VII
q" q superior Ccnrt ofChancsrg boE.
qen At U'nchcster The 10TH day off,
prit 1891. ' y VI
Obed Waite odlnr. Of Margaret p
PT:tchard deo'd. Pis;n,; e.
AeA1vsr
oa'ah henHeF Seatun and others
Defendants.
! is suggested to the Court Thai the
a defendant Betsey Kenner Pfitchara
has intermarricd With James staek-
mouse; ADD on he motion Of do.
PENDANT, Judith KeDner t'riteha,d. he
her counsel, aud for good cause sbewS
she IS permitted TO take me depos;.
tons of the defendants Snsannab ,
Baldwin, and Botsey Kenner stsck-
house, saving TO The defendants all 10,
sai exceptions 10 reading said Deposit
mons. A COFE---l ESTE 4
DANiELIEE. e. e. e.
The pcisies to the above menriond
sui are hereby notified tina: shaiI,t.
lend at The oliice of LemueI Bent 10
winchester oD Saturday me end Joy
OF November nest, between the hours Of
ten IN the morning and i've in the even
irs Tor the purpo.e oftaking he drpo.
sIi'"ns Of SDsannoh j. Baldwin K BET
sey KenDer Sisekbouse TO be offered az
evidence in ny behalf IN The said suil
JUDITH K, PRITCHAkD.
Ne - 90
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12

! will offer the above land Tor sale on
the day above mentioned under author
iIy of Deed of Trust for the use Of
Alfred n. Powell esq. to satisfy interest
due under the said Deed: by app!ica-
ton TO MIR. Powell The amount Of in
terest can be ascer!aiued
AS. TIDBALL.
Trustee for "A. II. Powell.
Oct, .,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
Public sale.

D Y virtue Of Il Deed of Trust from
-AD the late Slgismund SlribIing, to The
subscriber as trustee for Edward Me.
Gnire, there will be Offered for sale, at
Public Auction for ready money on the
premises, on Friday the 1st day of No
Vember next, a
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
Tract of Land

containing abou. 100 ACRES, lying
bout four miles from Winchester. The
sun for which the land will be sold is
SOME where about eight hundred dol.
lars: the precise amount, with a particu.
lar description of the land can be had
by application to Mr. McGuire.a
JOHN MACKY,
Trustee.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12

IN Fo' teima apply 10 he Editor OF
81 "'er., Angus p
4 Ai>t o, LersrS remaining IN re Post
O;Bte. E0mney, il nor tdkea or 6y the
first OF j,nnary merit, s9iU be sent to TIE
General Posi- Office,
Francis r. Armstrong, VIM. An
drcws.
T..
]. Burch, George Beard, Andrew
Boyle, Margaret Berry, capt. John
Blue, Thomas Blair 2.
G..
Samuel Cackerell, The Clerk of
Hampshire, Jane COrbin. Mary Car
ruthcrs 9, Jonathan Carlisle, Jacob
Case, Miss Emilia b. Cundiff. John
Carter Q, Jonas Combs, Adam Click,
Meredith Capper, Jacob Cooper, Da.
vid Cody.
Miss Mary Anne Devoss, VIM.
Davis.
George EskridSe.jr. Joseph P. Eb-
Ten.
Vause Fox, John Fitzgerald, VIM
Fuller, Robert French, Miss Marga
ret Fitzgerald, Adam Flick.
G..
James Gallispy, Isaac S. Gardner,
James F. Garretson.
Ii.
Henry Hartman, Christian Heis-
kell. Michael Herrity, Christopher
Hciskcll Q, George Horn, Thomas
Hook. j.
Obee Johnson, John Inskccp, VIM.
Juniper,
Patrick Kelley, Mrs. Catharinc
Keeney, George Kcnfiitz, George
King.
John Ludwick, Miss Elizabeth
Leaper. VIM. Juniper, George Lillcr,
Hezekiah Linthicum, VIM. 10y.
Nj.
Jacob Myers, James Matthews,
Eliza Myers. Paul McKeever, Doc
tor John Monroe. Mary NtCDOuSle;
Charles L. MagiIl Q.
N.
John Nef, Thomas North.
o
Benedict Omy, Benjamin Omy.
=
Henry Pepper, Reuben Pownell,
James z. Powell, Peter Palmer,
games Parsons, John Pearce. Mary
Painter, John Powell jr. John Pow
ers.
Conway Rector, James or f
phraim Rusk.
John Shelton, John Smith, William
Shredder 2, Nathaniel Sawyer, John
Sny der, Charles Scott, Peter Stone,
John Slane, Elias Shope S, George
Shoemaker, William Sommeryillc.
Z
G. w. Taylor, william Thompson.
Edward Taylor, Warner ThrockmOr-
ton. James Thompson 2, Henry Tap
per.
v
Jacob Vandiver.
John B. n hite, 4, Joseph Walker,
Sarah WOlvert0n.
JOHN JACK, P. NJ.
Romney. Oct. 5
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
a TRACT OF LAND.
CONTAINING
F0'tT' Hundred AcreS.

lying on The waters Of Back Greek g.
nGot TWO miles from the former. ana
adjoining the isnds of WIN. Bvwa,ers
Joseph bobby and others, This ;s 6no
land and well timbered, bnt has m ;ms
PIovements on III A great bargain will
De gwen IN either Of the above farms
Oy applying TO the subscriber iivinp,
near FoShtown. L. M'COOLE,
N. B. Any information cent
be attended TO. 'o"' WIZ
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
FOR SALE,

"A TRACT OF LAND conainine
I a 239 '3CRES, iying on both sides
oi Back Greek, whereon the subscriber
no" i'Ves, considerable part ofwhich
IS good BOTTOM LAND. The i'm.
ProVements are a ecnlf0ftable Dwell.
LINZ HOUSE, Kitchen, Smoke. house.
good Barn, and an Orchard. The
payments will be made accommodating
ana the iaDd sold on low terms. ALSO
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
NOTICE.

a Meeting Of the managers Of the
"a auxiliary colonization Society Of
Fred rick County, will be held at the
protestant episcopal church in Win
on Saturday the f2Ih inst at
II o'clock, a MI. The punetual at
tendance of The managers il requested
\. c. SMITH, Secretary.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12

ter. ia. on the frss day Of Oct, 1922.
Robert Ashby, Margaret Alice,
john Ii. Alexander, George Albert,
Ruth Anderson. Jonas Ably, David
AIlin.
Mary Bowers, William Bycrs,
Humphrey Brooks, William Bul-
ger, James Barkiey, Thomas NJ.
Bush. Fayctte Ball, Sarah Bowen,
Mary l.. Brooking, John ". Brown.
Jacob BOUCHER, Mary Bartlett, James
Been, ?. Mary L. Brace, Peter Bar
low, Il. Is. eckwith, Hugh G. Bells
Ches, John Brooks, Francis G.. Buck
ncr, John Bowls, John Bowen, John
Bond, Rebecca II. Brown, Jacob
Brown, Chester Brown, 9. Daniel
Baldwin, John Barley, James aker,
Elizabeth A. Baker, Robert Bran
non, sydney Burbrdge, George
Blakemore, Samuel Baker, Jacob
BOwurs.
Abraham CorrcII, Peter Coonts.
William Colbert, George Clark, Pc
ter Carper, Martin Cartmill, Henry
Cooper, Benjamin Caliman, William
Cook, Thomas II. Callaun, Conrad
Counsaler, James Carpenter, John
Garter, Joseph Caldwell, Eliz ID.
Clemouth, MI. Garter, Dabney
Cawthon, NJ. & j. Copcnhaver,
Rosannah CammOl, William Curlet,
William Cowgirl, Joseph Caldwill,
! Eliza Cowgirl. j. Carlisle John Cope,
John Crum, John Crockwcll, Joseph
Castleman. Conrad Crebs, John { 90
ley.
William Dillon, Q Jane DowelI,
William Dunlop, john Drinkhouse,
John Dickinson Meredith Darling
ton, David Button, Policy Duffield,
Washington Dorsey.
f..
William Eackman.
+.
Lewis B. Fecktig, Whitley Full
Ter, John b. Finley, NJ. Is, Fry, Q
Ann b. Faucet,
John Cant, William Gourley.
Thomas Grimshaw. Hannah Ga
rett, Eliz beth Green, John Gray,
Renj min Garrett. Mary Gold, David
Green Rich I'd Green. MIR. Gilmore,
David Grove, John G. Green. David
Greenlee Enock Glasscock.
II.
Jane Hackney, James Harry, Ann
Hutchins, lane Hodge Catharine
Hamilton, William heron; koImes
" Ward Anthony Hobbard, MIR.
Hambleton, A. Holmes, EnoCk Harvey,
William Hcning, Michael Hines, 9
Wilson Hamilton, Mary Ann Helm,
W. H. Harris, Julian Harry, William
Hawkins. Frank Hawkins, John n.
Helm, George Heiskell. sarah flies
ter, Martha HeteriCk, Gabriel Haynes,
Policy Harshy, Adam Hayma-
ker, Mr.. Rais, William Helm, James
Hamilton, William +. Helm. Eliza-
beth Hoover, Benjamin HutChins, vi.
Ii, Houseman, Lewis Hollingsworth.
Susan johnson, Dennis Johnson,
S. Johnson, James Jones, Joel
Jones. Alexander Jenkins, Ashbmy
Jarrett. Andrew Jamison, JohnJanney.
B. d Jett.
Thomas Knox. Charles T. Krautb,
John Knester, Elizabeth King, John
Kelley. Charles Rooms, Adam Kline.
II. kidwell l..
Isaac Lanck. Samuel Lauck, Eliza
S. Lefevcr, John Leiever, Jno. Lantz
John Luptou, John LoCkart, John
Lee, Edward Lewis, VIM. Lauck,
John Loughlin, Joseph Long, Thomas
- Lind. Alexander Lawrence, James
Lang, Nancy Lang, Elizabeth Lauck,
Jacob Long, Samuel Lauck, Lewis
LaypoIc.
nj.
John May. Tho. Mahany. NJ. Mus.
sciman, Hiram y. Moury, Ben
jamin MatsOn, Peter McMur-
ry, Thos, Miller, Jomcs Morris
on, Robert Muse. Rebccca II. Mason.
J cob Meyers. Elizabeth Marquis,
Mathew Mann, Caroline Mastin,
George Nc GIassin. James McClaugh-
", Fbjn Milton, John Mccormick,
George Morgan, George Murry, JO-
scph Mckay, Ann Mauk, VIM. Nc
Alpine.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
NOTICE

THE Subscriber, having obtained
letters Of administration on the estate
CT William Tyler, late of Frederick
County. deed. requests all persons in
debIed to said estate. 10 call and make
immediate payment: and all persons
having claims said Estate, to bring
them in, properly authenticated, for
payment.
WILLIAM TYLER.
Oct. 5.-tds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
Land for Sale.

10y virtue of n Deed OF Trust exeeu
4-3'ed by Stephen Il. Wilson 10 the
Subscriber, for the purpose of securing
the payment Of the sum of moRey in
said deed IF trust mentioned, with in.
terest, TO George Harness, jun. will be
offered for sale, at Parkersburgh, in
the county of Wood, in the state of
Virginia, on the 10Th day of December
next,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12

A Tract Of and,
lying in said county, and on the River
Ohio, supposed 10 contain about
4 s o A G r E S,
The sale t. be made for Cash.
JOHN g. HARNESS, Trustee.
August 81. =.
6T The Editor of the Marietta ma
per will in.erl the above advsrtisatgsent
IN his paper till the day of sale, and
forward The first No. containing the
advertisement 10 John G.. Harness,
MOOrefeid, Hardy county. Va
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
G9T Sace.

A II Elegant SiG 4 t;AkNESS-
IN Fo' teims apply 10 ,he Editor OF
IN "p@r. Angus n.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12

TAKE NOTICE., that on Mon
day the 2SIh day Of OerVber 1922 at
the Office OF Christopher Neale in the
town Of Alexandria District of Colum-
bia, between the hours of 8 O'Clock
IN the forenoon and eight o'clock liz
afternoon of said day we shall proceed
to take the depositious Of Zenas Kin.
sey, which when taken we shall affer
as evidence in a suit now depending
before The county court OF Frederick
Virginia wherein we are Plaintiff. and
yCu are Defendant.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
EZRA KINSEY,
WILLIAM PATTON.

S'ASA' Do III EKs
Surviving partners Of the late Grm Of
Ezra Krnsey, Vim Paitons john
Butcher and JOuathan misunderstanding
under the name and firm Of E5sfssin-
sey &Co.
SrDi 2i.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
A Tract of Land.

in said county on he Ohio River, con.
tanning A C. Il f S.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
Mr.. Jesse Mckay,

Oct. 5.-tds.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-04-09

which they were destined to have on So
ciety, in the same proportion, and all the
other evil consequences and vices must
tollow.-Stl! more pernicious conse-
quences have sometimes resulted from
a great excess OF the other sex. 1t seems
therefore, that Deity designed the sexes
to be about equal in numbers, and man
should endeavor to follow that design.
Some queries on these facts suggest
themselves, which correctly answered
might lead to important results.
LIST. Would it not be polite rthe peo-
pie of Ohio and New-England, to adopt
some means to correct the excess of the
sexes in the respective states, and thus
restore an equality of numbers in each :
Cd Would it not be ADVISABLE for the
young men ofOhio, who can afford it, to
visit New-England, and for the Fathers
OF daughters to returA with them to
Ohio?
Sd Wnnld il not ha svell Gov .hs pc
triotlc citizens of Ohio and New-Eng-
land, and especially the single mea OF
Ohio, to form societies, and offel pre-
miums for the emigration of unmarried
females from New England 10 Ohio
ANONYMOUS.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-04-09

equally jealous to improve as they ought
those privileges enjoyed in their native
land. Nseems to me as though if were
permitted TO live i'll America again eve
ny privilege would be dou5ly valuable.
Just before closing this letter heard
pistol fired at the door of the house in
which l live. On inquiry | learned that
Turk had shot Greek. l went to
the window, and saw the blood on the
stones about feet from the door, at
which l had entered not 10 minutes be-
fore. The Greek expired soon after.
Such events happen almost daily since
the revolt of the Greeks in other parts
of the Empire and scarcely any notice
is taken OF them by the authorities Of the
town.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-04-09
PEBLfsHEn WEEKLY,
IL HOOPER WARREN.

T'ef9eqq fsntge}ibtien- 3perannum, payable
u, a,icadce. Subscribers who do not comply
Nth tbs condition viii be subject to an aodi-
Con1l charge .. the rate 25 per cent. per an
NUN for iht time of delay. A failure TO give
notice Of wi5h to discontinue at the end OF
each term viii be considered As a new en-
gagement. No paperto be discontinued [un-
lessat the option ofthe Editor) Until all arrear-
ages shall have been paid
s4ttsrasereRts, not exceeding square, will
beinssrted at 81 for the iirst, and 50centsfor
each Misrepresentation. Larger advertise
yacats in the same proportion.
G- Letters to The Editor must be post paid,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-04-09
SUBLIME FLIGHTS.

Mr.. Hardin, member of the Ken
lucky Legislature, thus expresses him-
self on the bill to endow the Transyl-
vania University.
"Mr. Hardin undertook to show the
analogy between bis Hogs and the Uni-
versity. My hogs, said he, have done
very well and supported themselves, and
when they come to me for food, / drive
them OFF and make them find something
for themselves. But when | see they
have run their noses deep into the snow,
to encourage them, | throw them an ear
OF corn, and they run away commended.
Just 50 it is with the University. 1t has
got along very we'll and supported itself,
and | have no idea now to undertake to
feed it from The public treasury"
This precious specimen OF senatorial
eioquence, derived from the swinery,
failed to convince his brother legislators
that there was no distinction between a
college and pigstyc.
cs BaH. D1orn. Chron.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-04-09

All men having the same origin, are
OF equal antiquity as to ancestry; and
nature has made no difference in their
formation; strip the mobiles of the world
naked, and You cannot discern their no-
bili!y; dress them in rags, and yourself
in their robes, and you will find that
poverty and riches are the only dissinc.
tons,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-04-09
Erfract qf a hriUate letter.
PARIS, NOV. q.

PARIS, NOV. IL
Soon after the arrival of M. Mo- ho-
lon, at Paris, be presented to one OF our
most eminent bankers letter written by
Bonaparte short time before his death.
1t ran III substance thus -
" Monsieur l.,
upon this letter being presented to
you by Count Monthoon, you will pay
him two million of francs, with interest
at S per cent. Two millions to Count
Bertrand, and one million to -----; this
being the sum of five millions, which I
lodged III your hands at an interest # 5
per cent. having placed this sum in
your hands in Paris, in the year 1915
These sums you will pay within six
months after my death. May God nave
you in his holy keeping.
NAPOLEON"
Upon reading this letter, NJ. l.. said
" it is very true tina. the Emperor did
place such a sum as This in my hands at
The time mentioned, and am ready to
account for the same with interest, upon
having a legal acquittance, &c. must,
however, send for my lawyer and state
the circumstance. M. LIE GRAM cane
il short time, examined the paper, and,
after some confederation. said, 81 do nor
lii,nn Nj. L. is justified in paying the
money upon this notification. This pa
per is one Of two things--it is either
species Of s7andas, Chat is to say, pow
CT oil attorney and in this case it is lotal-
y set aside by the death of the patty
Or it is a testamentary paper, in which
latter case it is perfectly irregular and
liiegal--and, therefore, in neither can
M. l.. pay the money" Now what is
10 be done with this said FIVE millions !?
II Godt more rational than Man.
A noted drunkard was once followed
by iavorite goat, to a tavern, into which
he was invited by his master, and was
drenchcd with some This liquor. The
poor animal staggered home with his
master, a good deal intoxicated. The
nest day he followed him TO his accus-
toned tavern. When the goat came to
The door, he paused; his master made
signs TO hin to follow him into the house,
The goat stood still. An attemp, was
made TO thrust him into the tavern. He
resisted, as il struck with the recollection
Of what he suffered from being intoxicat-
Cd the night before. His master was SO
much Affected by Sense OF shame in
observing the conduct Of his goat to be
SO much more rational than his own, that
he ceased from that time to drink spiri.
luous liquors.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-04-09

From The Mi4dllbury, (vt., Standard.
Extract OF letter from Rev. Mr.. Fisk,
+. one of the American Missionaries to
jerusalem, 10 gentleman ia this viii
laae, Galcd
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-25
WINCHESTER

Erfrdct Of lester from the Consul of the Uni-
ssd States az Fayai, 20 his friend i, EIuches,
Ter, dated 23,h .Narch 1922.
The political state of Portugal, is, 1 be
ieve, daily becoming more and more CONSOLE
dated. considerable change has taken place
in the Government of these Islands, of very
little Importance to the rest Of the world. bu,
very interesting aud pleasing to US in this Is
land. most arbitrary Governor General and
Jnnta, established at Terceira, have, for centuA
ries past, governed a II these Islands they are
now divided into three districts ST -Jfichaers.
Ierceira and Fayai are the three capitals. or
chief places: The first has ST. .afary's attach.
ed to it, Terceira has ST. George and Gracio-
"a; and Fasai has Pico, Flores. Coma annexed
TO il. This last is the most commercial and
important OF them all our Chief town, called
Rorta. or Garden, is TO become CITY. and
great ameliora,ions are expected to arise from
this new state of things. We have upward,
OF sixty thousand inhabitants. and send two
deputies to the Cortes. This town contsin ms
about eight thousand persons.
-Four is SO cheap in America, that in the
districts where that article is the stap.e. and
where ! should naturally look for the hes /.
customers, for my choice wine, they cannot af.
fore to drink it. Nor do see any prospect.
for long time to come, that the nations OF
Europe will set about cutting each others
throsts, TO assist the Flour dealers and me -
1t is true. the Greeks are so engaged, tba,
partial failure of the Grain crop in Spain or
Portugal might help us little but consi-
der market in Europe for our surplus lis
of bread stuff, as almost hopeless. & should re.
joce to see measures taken in the u States. to
consume part of the surplus, and diminish
the residue. by appropriating a part of the
wheat lands to the culture of Flax and Hemp,
The raising of Sheep, &c. &c and thus cease TO
be subjected to the caprice OF the persons, or
Governments of Europe.''
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-25
IMPORTANT OF WHEAT.

The Vulcan, which arrived here yesterday
from Liverpool, brought part of her cargo
quantity of English sohcat, which it is said
will briag profit in our market This cir@
cnmsthnce is conclusive ss to the abundance
Vt grain in England, and shuts ont al! hopes
of The ports there being opened for our bread
stutiS. The most recent accounts represent
the prospect of sn abundant harvest through
out Briain TO be very great, and If something
IS not done to protect the agricultural inter
ests OF this country, we are much afraid that
they will suHer materially by this new sort Of
importation. Il would certainly be singulac
occurrence if our congress Should be compel
led TO resort to the 'corn lsws.'-E.T. r .3dp.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-25
TRUST SALE.

RR Y virtue Of deed OF trust execu-
ED ted to the subscriber by Joseph
Thompson, to indemnify Johp Ham
mock, and TO secure TO him a sum OF
money which he became security 10
pay to the hon. John Marshall, FOR said
Jos. Thompson, will be sold on Friday
the 7th day OF June nert, on the pre-
misses, all that tract Of land, on hich
there is a grist mill, situate, lying and
bPirs in the county of Hampshire, on
North River, containing two hundred
and nineteen acres more or less. The
said Joseph Thompson resides on said
tract Of land, which is excellent, and
has good seat for mills or any kind
Of machinery to be driven by water.
The stream is large, and never fails,
having perpendicular fall of many
feet WILLIAM NAYLDR.
May 25-t1s. Trustee
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-25
From the AIc1nnTiiH Gazette Of Nay 10.
ANOTHER DTTEI

A duel took place in w shiag on on Monday
evening last, between MIR Cooke, Of the United
States Navy, and Mr.. William Gibson, of the
Treasury department.. The second shot prov
ed 'aisi to MIR Cooke, the ball entering his
righ' side, just above the hip bone.
When will there be measures taken by our
6ovcrnmen, 10 proven, the loss Of so many
valuable officers When will men discard the
'nurderous idea OF setting themselves up as Tar
gets TO be shot at II would be needless to
recount the many valuable officers. who have
lately fallen victims to this bArbarous prrctice.
We would call TO mind Decatur. the bright
est star in the American naval annals Not
long since, we had to record the death of
young Worthington who fell sacrifice to The
phrehzed arb, rion Of honor. We would ask,
who are to satisfy for the many tears which
have trickied down the cheeks Of the almost
comforiless parents, sisters and brothers,
tor these outrageous transactions against the
laws of Con aud humanity.