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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10
DIR. ROBERFSON'S
CELEBRATED STOMACHIC ELIXIR
OF HEALTH

PT1Ce one dcfEaT ard tJty cents.
Which has proved by thousands who have
experienced IS benehcisl effects to be the
most valuable medicine ever offered TO tho pub
lie for the cure Of coughs colds consumption
the whooping cough asthma pain in the breast
cramp and wind in the stomach head-a:he
loss of appetite indigestion etc.
For the pysentary or Lax Cholera Morbus
severe grpings and other diseases OF the bow
els and the summer complaint in children it
has proved certain remedy and restored 10
perfect hesltii from tae greatest debility.
Persons afflicted with Pulmonary complaints
or disorder Of the Breast and Lungs even in
the most advanced state silI find immediate
relief. Common Coughs Prd Colds which are
n general occssioned by obstructed perspira,
ion will be found 10 yield TO its benign inGu-
ence in u few hours.
In Astbmatic or Consumptive complaints
Hnarseness Wheczings Sbur;uess Of Breath
and the Hopping Cough it will give immediate
relief
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10
Hardy County, 10 wit:

hNiby SStuit w VII
June Court, 1899.
Hetty UpdegrsM, Plaintiff,
Ambrose UpdegraH, - Patch aud
Margaret his wife, late Margaret Up
degraff, and john UpdegraR' aud Mary
UPdesratf, heirs Of Joseph Updegraft,
deceased. Defendants.
IN CHANCERT.
THE Defendants Ambrose Uphe-
graf, and - Patch & Margaret his
wife. and John UpdeSraf, not having
entered their appearance and given se>
curity according to the act OF AsseE-
bly, and The rules of this Cont, and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence thar
they are not inhabitants of this coun-
try: 1t as ordered. That the said De-
PENDANTS dc appear here on the first
day OF October Court next and answer
the bill of the Plaintiff: and that CO.
ply Of this order be forthwith inserted
in some news paper published in Win
chester for two months successfully,
and another copy posted ut the front
door If the Court House of Hardy
county.
A Copy-Teste.
ED. WILLIAMS, C. II. c.
july 6.
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Mr.. JOHN Gardner. (PennsyLpania.)
TAKE NOTICE,

THAT on the 9Th day Of Septem.
Der next, Mt the Office OF Leueel Bent,
Esq. in the town Of Winchester, l
shall proceed TO take the dispositions
Of William Campbell, Joseph c. Far
ker, Jacnb Gardner, Alfred Parkiws,
Thomas Hollis, Jnhn Richardson,
William Ridsway, Nathaniel Cart
mill, and others. which shall offer as
evidence in my behalf in suit de
pending in the Superior Court Of Chan
Gerry holden at Winchester, in which
ON Complainant and you, &c. are De-
PENDANTS.
The dispositions will be taken by
virtue Of commission from the said
Court.
NATHAN PARKINS.
Aueust g
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10
ADVERTISEMENT.

a Vacancy having occurred in The
4 n White Post Academy, Teach
er who can come we'll recommended
for character, & who can furnish evi.
dence of his qualifications tn instruct
in the various branches of English ed
uea'ion. & in the latin language, will
lind 1T TO bis advantage to apply To the
trustees of that institution Immediate
'y.
PHILIP NELSON, President.
Tdiy 6 tf
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Mueirat Cultion.
sIG'R MUsCARELLI.

SIG'R MCSCARELLI.
From Italy; and recently professor and
composition ofmusic ip the City
Of Philadelphia.
I'D RESPECTFULLY Informs the
4 q Ladiesof Winchester, and Charles
tUun, and their vicin;tieS that he hrs
commenced course Of instruction IN
each place, end will be happy to
receive pupils OF their respective
dwellings. Eo will divide bis time
equally in the above places, Lessons
will be given on The Piano Forte. Span
ISL Guitar, Pedal Harp, Flute, Yioiin,
&c. and will also instruct those who
desire ii in fashionable singing in the
italian Style.
Or sis'r. M's. lodgings are at Capt.
Peter LsUek's.
Winchester. Jnly zO-tf.
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One Cent Reward.

cd ANYWAY, on Saturday the ed
aaof jane last, Iad>by the name of
George Doyi, an indented apprentices
to the shne making business; said
Dnyi had on when he ahscondcd pair
of linsey pan,aloons and linen shirt.
which are all the apparel he has taken
with him. The above reward will be
given far him il brought home to the
subscriber, but no thanks.
ARMSTEAD WILSON.
August S-St
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VIRGINIA to wit i:

A. -Oi3>1IA w VIZ
lit Rules holden in The Clerks Office of
the superior Court Of ChancSry fer
the Winchester District the first W0a-
day in .May, 1899.
Lewis HofT and Samuel BriarIy Ezeru-
tors of Robert Dunbar dee'J, ploiuligs,
AGAINST
John Smith and others, defendants.
gNHE defendants Robert Mills aHd
Eliza his wife and Jaqueline
Mprdoch not having entered their pp
pesranee tpd given security according
ia the act " Assembly and The rules Of
this Court, and ii appearing by salts.
factory evidence, that they are not in
habilants ortbis county: 1t is ordered q,
That the said defendants do appear
here on the first day Of The next Term
and answer .hS bill Of the plaintiffs !:
and that a cory OF this order be forth
with inserted ~ some Newspaper pub
li.hed in Winchester, for two months
successiveIy and posted at the front
door Of the Court House III the said
town Of Winchester.
a CoUy-Teste
DANIEL LEE G. c, c,
Juno &C
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10
FOR SALE,

A TRACT OF LAND con aiming
"a 239 ACRES, lying on both sides
of Back Creek, whereon the subseriber
now lives, a considerable part of which
is good BOTTOM LAND. The i'm.
provemeDts are a comfortable Dwell
LING HOUSE, Kitchen, Snake house,
good Barn, and an Orchard. The
payments will be made accommodating
aud tie land sold on low terms. ALSO
A TRACT OF LAND
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DR.. DYGTT'S
INFALLIBLE TOOTH ACHE DROPS
TJ3CG % cenfS,
THE RESTORATIVE DENTIFRTC

THE RESTORATIVE DENTIFRfC. =
For cleansing, whitening and preserving tie
Teeih and Gums.
This valuable preparation possesses The
most salutary virtue in cleansing and bcani:
flying the teeth in lis composition IL :
perfectly free from acid or shy other perniciops
property liable to corrodc or in any wse
injure the teeth Cor which reason is sttrion'.6
The safety OF lis use and the preference it hos
obtaircd over other Preparations intended r.
similar purposes it strengthens the eur,e
ersdicaies tie scurvy sweeteEs the brc,th
preserves The teeth frem Gecsyjng and pre-
serves them from aching and the necessity og
having them drawn &c.
Stree ,hc above invaluable incidents were
first discovered upwards Of 8e1en k5mGre,l
HousGnd PersoHs have experienced tier hap2y
AID s,iutsry effects many Of whom from the
owes' stage 81 ucir disorders.
Take notice that each and ell Of the above
genuine medicines afr signed on The outsid
covers with tie sigrs'utc ollie sole rro7rj,or
r. ". UY0TT, ~. =.
GA fresh supply of the above medicines
Just received sud for sale BY WILLIAM
MILLER Winehtsicr where pSuph'e's corr
tanning certificates "f curcs. Sc my b. u;G
s'atts. Fincheau Jn'o &c f22i.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10
A TRACT OF LAND.
CONTAINING
.NONr H2iRdred .AcreS.

FOUf I7U2UTG0 .TCFCS,
lying on the waters Of Back Creek, n =
bout two miles from the former, and
adjoining the lands of WIN. Rywaters,
Joseph Dolby and others. Thi, is Gne
land and we'll timbered, but has no inns
provemeuts on 1t. a great bargain will
be given in either Of the above farms,
by applying 10 the subscriber living
near PughtowD. J.. M'COOLE.
Feb. 2-ff.
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SSirainia 10 1p5t.
July 6.

In the Superior Court Of Chancerg
holden at Winchester, the 10th,
day Of april 1922.
William Bywaters, and Ann his wife,
late Ann Cooper. plaintiffs,
AGAINST.
Rebeeca Cooper, widow, and admins
tratrix, and Jacob Cooper. administra-
tor OF jeremiah Copper deed. and the
heirs "f said deed. Defendants.
10y Consent of the parties by their
a D Counsel, it is ordered that mas
ter Commissioner Bent, do examine,
state and settle the administration ac-
count of the defendants, Rebecca Coo.
per, administrative, and Jacob Cooper
administrator of Jeremiah Cooper
deed. stating all such matters speci'
ally deemed pertinent by himself, or
which shall be required by either of
the parties TO be specially stated; and
make report thereof to the Court in
order TO final decree.
4 Copy Fest,
DANIEL LEE, C. e.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10
APPROVED
FAMILY MEDICINES.

Which are celebrated for the cure of most
disorders TO which the human body is liable
prepared only by the sole proprietor
II. w. DYOTT, NJ. ID.
Grandson Of the late celebrated DR.. Ro.
6ertSom. Of Edinburgh,
And for sale in Philadelphia Oa5y at the pro-
prietor'. wholessle and retail drug and
family medicine warehouse,
Northeast corner Of Second i Race streets,
And, by retail, of his Agents throughout the
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10
POETRY.
From tie .S-e,o Tork Spectator.
THE REROES OF MINiSINK.

Il i. now ,eversl nrnths since we inform
ed the public That The citizens Of Orange
County were engaged in collecting the gall
liant bard who were cot of by the Indians
TT Minisrk. on the 22j Of July, 1879, ard
which have been exposed TO the suns s. the
SHOWS fer forty thee years. The remains Of
Forty Four persons slain on the occasion,
have been collected, and extensive prepara>
ticns ere making for their public increment,
at Goshen on the 22d inst. The Orange
Former gives the order Of arrangement for
the funeral solemnities. The Cadets from
Wet Point are to form part of the
procession, and Major Worth is selected for
the Marshal Of the day. An eulogiuT will
be prouou .ced by the Rev. Mr.. Wilson, Of
Ncwburgb and the corner stone of the
monument to be erected, laid by gen. John
latham.
While writing the foregoing paragraph,
our friend FlorO gave US passing call, and
at our suggestion, took pen in hand. and
furnished us the following happy impromp-
To:
Yes long have they slept in the de.ola,e
WOOD,
Where firm and undauntea FOR freedom
thew bied-
When the Indians keen arrow was stain'd
with their blood
And they lay upon Minisioll's field of the
dead!
Yes long have they .lept on the spot WHARF
they fell,
When our forests re-echoed the thunders
oswsr;
When their burial hymn was the .avage's
ysli,
Whose mnrierous hands where impur.
pied with gore
Yes! long have they slept. the devoted
the brave
Proud alters were raised not, their fame
to prolong-
Neglected -forgotten-forsaken their gave,
Unnoticed Ia sLory-uohonoored in song
They come-the dead heroes are raised from
he dust,
Thy come with the coffin-the shroad,
and the bier
Their country at leugth, to their memory
Just,
Pay the funeral i;es-and the monument
rear.
Long, long may the monument stand in its
pride,
And should carnage unfurl mis- red banner
again,
Then then let Us die as our iorefathers
died,
when war blew his Trumpet On Minisiok's
ssSaa Eza
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10
Mattresses.

Mattresses.
q ) EST eurl'd hair Mattresses for sale
Id at reduced price. Old hair
worked anew by
July 5-tf. HENRY BEATTY.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, }
Winchester, July Q. 1922. {

III parties To the above mention.
4 ed suit will please TO take uo,iee
tbatin obedience TO The above recited
order. shall attend at my Office in
Winchester, on Thursday the t5lh,
Jay al August next, for the purpose
ut carrying the said order into effect.
when and where they will attend with
such witnesses and vouchers as they
may think proper TO produce.
LEM u Ell BENT, Mas. Com.
July-i3
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8 8 3 a c. r e s,

one third of which is in timber. The
situation is healthy, and would suit
professions; Gentleman, or one dispo-
sed TO combine the mercantile business
with agriculture. To an industrious
enterptizing sgriculturist few tracts of
no greater extent hold ont n better
prospect Of speedy remuneration than
This; the soil being excellent and pc
cuIiarly adapted TO the use of plaster,
which operates with good effect upon
il. The price will be made proper
tiona.e TO the present times. and Inc
payments accommodating, Persons dis
posed to purchase will he shewn the
Land by application to the subscriber.
residing at Rockville, Frederick cum
ty, Va.
JOHN HAY.
August at,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10
Frederick Land for Sale.

Fl ME subscribed will sell, upon We
a ry accommodating terms, the
FARM upon which he resides, lying
about ten miles from Winchester, Va.
upon The Blain road leading from
thence to Charlestown. The tract
contains
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10

4 gentleman going home late one
ling slapped the Waterman tn in
s tho hour. & Sir" replied he ia.
u guardian Of the night, &" am
s ST op-tcGtch." 81 know IT," re-
"a the other ), 81 asked you because
appeared to b. going"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10

~ direction of n letter." to Geer-
"a ilsonss at the Hensud. Brides,
k upon Tweed, an if he's not
3 awe souih'--reminds US Of 8
|" hieh was stuck up st a tsverG
ont. in The infancy of that state
$ied, " To Samuel Williams, gone
he river after logs"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10
DR.. DYOTT"S
ANTFBlLIOUS PILLS,
For the prevention and cure Of Bilious md
Malignant Fevers.

Malignant Fevers.
Price rs cents-idrge 6ores so cents.
Those Pills if timely administered will re-
move the causes which commonly produce In.
termittent Remittent Bilious and Yellow Fc-
vers Bilious Cholic Pleurisy Dvsenter.
Worms Bilious Vomiting Flatulence tndix
gestion loss of appetite Cos,iveness Eplep.
tic Fits Hypochoudria and Hysterical affecs
tons foul Stomach Colds and Coughs Asths
ma Scuryy Strangury Gravel Rheumatism
and Govt.
They particularly seTriceable in female
disorders aud especially in the removal Of
those distractions which are the great Source.
OF their complaints st certain periods they
possess this eminent advantage over most pur.
gatives that while TREY operate gently they
produce neither cOstiveDess debility noi too
great excitement whenever there is a predis-
position to disease arising from marsh eflu-
vat or too cOpious use Of ardent spirits or
vitiaed state Of the bile they are sure to re-
iieye.
They ace highly recomme nded to travellers
by sea and land they may be made use of
with the utmost safety without change Of diet
or exercise. They win be found peculiarly
beneficial in the prevention of disorders Incl.
dental to warm climaiesS-tbey deterge and
cleanse visCd humors open distractions
promote the secretion of good bile operating
as a cathartic aud powerful diuretic and
diaphore'ic
MAHY's PLASTER CLOTH,
Approved and recommended by all The most
eminent physicians of philadelphia
This plaster cloth well known in tie
United States and particularly in the city OF
Philadelphia is sovereign remedy against
ulcers however old and inveterate; also cans
GERS crvsipeIss wens iumpsscrofula 6stula
white swelling sore breast felons wyi,lows
biles carbuncies etc. etc. II cures spraius
bruises pains in the back swelling and pains
in the Joints scaids burns ci.ilhlain sore
legs and wounds tending to suppuration il
draws cauterised sores or issues very success
fully and without pain GissipAtes the pam OF
the govt aud rheumatism in a Short time :,
as ii sof,ens the skin it is used successfully
for the cure of corns on the feet. This
plaster is recommended To mariners and
Others who travel by sea cr BY land.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10

g from The following:
q a great need of enfarcing
Varied lady the necessity Of
agreeable; nor is there any
sfeaI art requisite iu Youthful beau
~ to enable her to PIease.-Nature
has multiplied attraction round her
youth is In itself attractive The fresh
hess of budding beauty needs no for
eign aid TO SET il off it plcases merely
because il is fresh, aud budding, and
beau;ifu, Bat il is for the married
state hat woman needs the mYst 10.
stFuctiOn, aud in which she should be
mos; nn her guard to maintain her pow.
ers Of pleasing. No woman can expect
to be 20 her husband all that he fancied
her, when be was lover. Men are
always donmed to be duped, not so much
by the arts 81 the sex, as by their own
imagiaations.--They are always woo-
ing Soddesses, and marrying mere NOR.
tails. A woman should therefore aseer
tein WHIST was the charm that rendered
her so fascinating girl, and cndeavour
90 keep il up when she has Income
wife. OBp great thing undoubtedly
was the cbariness Of herself and her
conduct, which unmarried females al.
ways observe. She should maintain
the same nietuess and reserve in he's
person and habits, and endeavour still
10 preserve a freshness and virgin
dclicecy IN The eye og her husband.
She ,jrculd remember the province
Of woman j. TO be woned,, not to WOO
Go be caressef, not TO earess. Man is
40 upgfa,ofui being 30 love, baunly
ioo,es instead IL winning him. The
seHrct Of waman,s puwer does not
consist so uGeh III giving, az in with
holding. A womon may give mp Too
much eysu to her husband. II is 20
thousand little Geiicacies nf coBduct
that sbe must rustic keep alive pas.
Sion. and to protect herself from that
dangerous Familiarity, that thorough ae-
quaIrIsnce win every weakness end
Imperfecrion incident TO matrimony.
by these means she may sill maintaio
her power thought she has surrendered
her persOB;--Atd ma zHaaRti Due the 70.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10

MIR Pennant, the British tourist, in
private life bad some peeuliari,ies, and
even cccentrieities. Among the latter
may he classed his singular antipathy
TO a wi (Which, however. he could
Suppress till reason yielded little to
wine. But when this was the case, OF
went the wig next to him, into the fire.
Dining once al Chester with an Of
iictr who wore wig, Mr.. Pennant be-
came half seas over, and another friend
that was in company carefully placed
himself between Pennant and the wig,
TO prevent mischief. After much pa
tience and many wistful lock. Pen
nani started up, seizfd the wig, and
threw it into The fire. 1t was in
flames III a moment, and 40 was the Of
kcer, VINO ran 10 his sword. Down
staiEs runs PeoGant, and the officer af
ter him, through NIL the streets of
Chester. But Pennant escaped, from
superior local Knowledge. 4 wag
sfaIled this '.Pennanl's Tour in Ches-
- Eyalpoig.
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nance OF love, even beyond the honey

nance Of love, even beyond the honey
moon.
''She that bath a wise husband"
says Jeremy Taylor, "must entice him
to IA eternal dearnesse by the veil Of
Of modesty, and the grave robes of
chastity, the ornament Of meeknesse,
and the jewels of faith and charity.
She must have no painting but blush.
ings, her brightness must be purity,
and she must shine round about sweet
ness and friendship, and she shall be
pleasant while she lives, and desired
! when she Dies
have wandered into rambling
series of remarks on trite subject,
, aud dangerous one for bachelor to
NEEDLE with. That may nat, howe
+; yer, appear to conGne my observations
entirely to the wife, will conclude
|, with another quotation from Jeremy
Taylor, in which the duties Of both
, parties are mentioned, while would
recommend his sermon on the marriage
, ring 10 all those who, wiser than my
self, are about entering tie happy
state uf wedloek.
"Ihere is scarce any matter OF dnty
but ii concerns them both alike. and is
only distinguished by names, and hath
lis variety by circumstances and little
incidents; and what in one is called
love, in the otl,er is called reverence;
aud what in the wife ia obedience, the
. same in the man is duty. He provides
and she dispenses: he gives command
! ments, and she rules by them; he rules
her by authority, ami che rules him by
love; she ought by ali means to please
! him, and he must by no means dis.
, please her."
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10
CIRCAssIAN EYE WATERS
Price one dollar.

I0TIce % GEMS.
A sovereign remedy for all disorders ofthe
eyes whether arising from cold Inflammation
weakness &c
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-08
CANADA.

A considerable sensation has been pro-
duced in Canada by the bill for consoIi-
datirg the governments of Upper and
Lower Canada. Two parties have ari-
sen, one for and the other against the
measure. They have held meetings !;
passed resolutions, &c. A meeting on
the subject of Canada duties, has been
5eld in st Lawrence county, New York,
at which it was resolved that those duties
are a violation of the rights of citizens
of the United States, OF treaties and OF
treaties and laws--and that congress be
petitloned to lay transit duty on British
property passing up and down the St.
Lawrence, between Upper and Lower
Canada, to countervail the former,
Bostor Palladium.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-08
UNCOMMON PRODUCTIONS.

AT the agricultural festival at Exeter,
Y. III pair of morocco shoes were ex-
hibited by Mr. Wentworth, made from
the skin of a sheep which was living 10
hours and 8 minutes before--a neat silk
purse was exhibited, knit by Mrs
Brown, who has been blind II years.
apples were exhibited OF the Is, and I'd
growth of the same tree this season-and
apples Of 1920 by MIR. Hurd-a COW was
exhibited by Col. Pierce, which girt over
7 feet--a pair of oxen drew load Of G5
cwt.-the premium butter was sold for
AZ to Acts per ID.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-08
ppraIn marine Hist.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA,.
ARRIvED....Nov. 8,

hRRIvED..,Nov. b.
Brig Hebe, Dyer, Madeira, az DIS !;
wines to A. G. Cazenove, SEQ.
Brig Hercules, NuttiDg, Thomaston
lime to J. II. Ladd SEQ.
Sioop Armada, Lynch, 6 days from N.
York full freight to merchants of the
Schr Eliza, Weeks, New Haven, Con,
SAILED,
Steamboat Potomac, Norfolk.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Packet, Young, cid at Providence
r, !. Cd ins, for this port,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-08
NEN.TURK,

Great numbers of merchants and fami.
lies returned 10 the low CT part of the ci-
ty on Friday and Saturday. A general
movement takes place this morning from
Greenwich. Several Of the insurance
Offices returned TO Wali-street on Satur-
day. The remainder, the banks and
the post office, will probably return to
day, ii the weather be fair. We UNDER
stand the custom house will return to
morrow. BY Wednesday morning, it is
believed, the city will be completely re-
Peopled, and every thing re-eslablished
as formerly. Nezv York Mer. Adv.