davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-02

~ d,r,nds the con- 10 exhibit the same tor men, %
M ronlnliSs onevS. fh1'I.'~-
Portland, Aarch 70, 1912.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-02

pirat.caI vessels. anl ~ crews amounting
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-02
Portland Silk and WooHen Dye
House and Fuliing NIL
ROBERT THOMPSON.

NTOULD inform bis friends and the public
w that he has bad new Buildings erected near
Vaughsn's Bridge for his SILK And FOOL
len DYE, snd for Falling and Dressing Cloth,
IN the neatesi manner. He has lately built new
machine for Knapping and TedEling and Dressing
Cloth, which does il in superior siie.
He also colours british blue for so cents q yard.
All kinds of mems garments can be colored and
steamed whole.
Goods left at Messrs Haines and Morris, Mid.
dle-Street, at Mr.. Saml. Emery's. head of Long.
Wharf, will be taken and returned.
X. L. Will furnish any of the Country Cloth.
iers with knappiDg, TeazIing and Dressing Ma
chimes at $4,000 cash down, or $500 on one
years credit.
Goods colored black every week
Aug. 81. &c.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-02
Mrs. Iharter's academy.

Mrs. THAXTER. formerly Mrs. MooDY,)
Av1 informs the public, that she mas removed 10
that very pleasant and airy situation in FREE
STREET, called the Hill House, where she will
open hsr SCHOOL, the first Monday in April.
TERMS.
Solid branches Of Education, $500
Drdwing, Painting, &c, including solid, 600
Draiotdg heads, painting IN Oil colours, on
fancy qeOrk, 800
Embroidery Sc. tsith The solid 6rGnches, 800
Musie 1000
boarding scholars, Tuition and Board, 5000
\, 1J@she would also name that Latin, French
and Music Masters, will be furnished for the
Improvement of those who wish.-6be would
add that two young ladies Of the highest quaf-
cations will render her assistance. She humbly
soiiciIs continuance Of favours.
Portland, March 10, 1922. (tf)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-02
~ stand Gie.

q.
A large number of these Cook Stoves are of his
own invention, which will be found to combine
more advantages than any now in use. The obiec-
zion 10 baking instead of roasting meat, in Cook
Stoves cannot be made TO these, the roasting is
as perfect as by fire. Two large pieces can be
roasted az time splits exposed TO free current
of air, without the additional expense OF a tin
kitchen. As it very important when buying 10 get
the best. those who wish to purchase an article
so important ~ domestic use, Requested 20 call
and examine for themselves, and enquire Of those
who have this kind in use. There are none better
calculated for genieel cookery, or by which more
cooking can be done with less fuel or greater ease.
There can be water enough heat tor washing, and
a dnDer cooked for twenty or thirty of thesame
time. IL has three boilers, holding one, two and
FIVE pals full. but the size of the boilers can be in
creased or decreased, and the FIRE may be conduct
ed under either all three Of them at pleasure by
turning the hampers.
Those about commencing house keeping, will
find great saving in Kitchen Furniture, as all
necessary cooking utensils are attached to the
Stove and those who are building by procuring one
can save the expense OF chimney.
He Likewise can furnish Sheet Iron and Tin
Funnels for Stoves of all sizes, with copper and all
other kind Of apparatus for Cook Stoves al short
notice--haviBg procured the best Of workmen for
that purpose.
1hOsC VIII WEI puEendse G1ON ES 10 sell
csn be supplied on the most liberal terms.
--.ALSO--
FOR SALE as above, Woods approved cast
iron PLOUGBS, with general assortment of
Groceries, Bar from & Steel.
A constant supply from Philadelphia. Of
LnSced OIL,
and Domestic COFFEE, by wholesale or retail,
and large supply Of Mill and Crosscut SAWS,
which will be warranted 10 prove good.
Oct. Q. Q.3
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-02
SEASONABLE GOODS,
FROM THR LATEST IMPoRTATroSs.
VUST RECEIVED, an extensive assort-
u ment, by
HOW E,
No. 5. Mercbnnts, Rolc Middie 81,

No. 5, Merchants Rotc, Middle Street,
Black, blue, brown, green and mixed
8ROADCLOTH5 and CASSIMERES--oDe
aisle FLANNELS, and two bales BOMB Il
ZETTS, different colours--one bale IA 8-A "a
i0-i 1f-4 f2-4 1874 ROSE BLANKETS-blue
Hunters Cloth-DufiI-Co atings- colored Bonn
mbet--blue, black and white Rat
tinetts-blue and brown Queens Cloth-Pelisse
Cloth-vSiIk and Worsted yestngs-green and
crimson Morean-black, blue and white Iabby
Velvets-Sk Veivets-Drab Kersey--worsted
black Bomba Shawis-printed
Merino Shawls and Handkerchiefs "a new srticle)
--worsied Hose-Salisbury Fannels-Nankin &
Canton Crapes-Snchaw s-Sarsnets--twil'd Silks
Flag and Bandans NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
French black, green and white Crapes-sewing
Silks and Twst-Neckerchiefs- Caicos--Thread
Laces- Madrass Handkerchiefs-white and col.
ored Cambrics--cotton Table Covers and Doyles
Fancy and black silk HandkerChiefs--len aad
book. plain and figured MusIins--cotton and linen
Threads-Furniture Patch& Dimity--silk Braids
and Ribbons-white, brown and black Linens
cotton Umbrelas-gilt and twist Buttons--Buck.
Doe, Beaver and Kid Gloves--linen Dsmssk--
Russia Diapers--Bed bindiugs& Fringes-Webb's
patent Suspenders, sc. &c.
ALSO,
Factory Sheetings Shirtings-Gnghams -
Strfpes-Bedt,ckings and Checks.
6UO0 ID. live Geese and Russia FEATHERS
On hand good assortment Of gilt and ma
hogsny framed LOOKING GLASSES, which
will be sold at large discount from the factory
prices, to close the sale of that article.
French Paper Hangings and I'LL
itary Goods.
The above articles will be sold low, for cash.
An. Il. Beds and Mattresses
made at the shortest notice, and all orders pune.
tuaily attended to.
Portland, Oct so. If
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-02

At Bermuda, rs
ton, for Norfolk.
At 81. Croix, "
Twycross, of Dres'
and Sally, Randall
HavanG, Fcs. p.
OF Portland, from '
iand Choa
Cobbossec Contee,
Portland W IIllam,
ton-schr. Mars, Or
don, Of Portland, sail
Schr. Triumph, u
ult. On the 9Th, C
this port FOX Mobile.
netec Trader, Gale.
Schr. Julia, Deck
Island, has beer spoi
Schr. Fountain, Hi
lith uli'
Schr. Sally Ann.
with butter and lumb
brig Sarah-Lee, OF Z
The sally Ann sa
Charleston, with d c
ice-on the 18th, lat
gale which lasted 4
Bermuda. aad yesse
The Liberty, and
Wilmington Bar l5l
Ar. at Norfc X ]
pori. Sailed, schr.
At Alexandria, J
port.
Philadelphia,
and up for Boston I
tine. Cl. schr. Tell
St. Thomas. The
land. al. Goth,
Tue john and II
Laurel, OF PASSPORT
arrived at NewyorS
Il sign, March
of Portland, from
r.. Eastport Ind
ell, from Mobile
Providence 49, Bs
fr Baltimore hrl,
Alatanzas, 28th I
and Mary, loadi'
Cordelia, 4 days
Nee York, Ma
rill. OF Portland, IF
ley, Of Bath. from
% Bath from Mob
shir. fom n. Car
nom -. Mays.
Sch Beaver. Of
Fl Norfolk, discov
PEELED her TO take
Ship Franciscus
has been lost Oh I
The vessel upS'
sch. fir. Thomasto
beat.
Pirates Cd2.
Joseph, Al Holm
be was boarded
SAinst. by the
formed Hat slD
piratcaI vesse
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-02
WIN. FRANCIS.

LUCKY PAT.
When first from the boys of Kellaley scud,
Determined no longer to waddle IN mud,
His shilalah, Dad gave me, Ctwas all his estate)
Saying " don't break the peace''-says ], f" only
the pate"
/ sail'd for America, iiberty's boast,
And landed where Portland looms up on the coast;
took jontail lodgings near by - Row,
For my spirits were up, tho my pocket was low.
But poverty very soon bothered my joys,
.4nd my knees play'd bo-Peep through my old
corduroys;
often chang'd lodgings and where was the hurt,
Ii was easy compared to change Of my shirt.
was up to all rigs and so thought it no sin,
When the daylight pop'd out for poor Pat to pop
in;
| kept to. my chamber pretending cough,
Twas for fear the jail fever would carry me off.
Ore night by the Post-House happen'd TO stray,
When blind lady ogled me over the way;
1t was FORTUNE dear honey, at FRANCIS'S
door,
And, leading the way, shev'd me in before.
Now with eagles well loaded, Pat sits at his ease.
Contrving each morning his bottle to squeeze :
Drinking LUCK to the lads who when down at
the heel,
| Fly where Fortune for FRANCIS is turning her
wheel.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-02
Spring Goods.
ROGERS & COX,

n RE now opening, for sale. a general assort-
"A ment OF GOODS, well adapted 10 the season,
consisting 10 part, Of / case Of black and colored
NANKIN GRAPES 1 case cooured Canton
do Is peices black Canton, extra quality 1-2
case of IRISH LINENS (chaap); Long Lawns
aud Linen Cambrics !; broad and narrow black
BOMBAZINE; black LUSTRINGs, an assort-
ment, plain and twied British Sheetings; WAL
than sea Island do. /; flag and baRdanna Handker-
chiefs imitation and iacconett MUSLINS fig
ured silk LACE; dark and light Ginghams !; Cal
lcoes: Hoits Wire Thread, &c. Gc.-Also
Domestic Sheetings and Shirt
ings, Stripes, Checks, &c. &c.
E1chGnge-Sireet, March 10.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-05-04
SENATE.
.dhriL 9.

Mr.. BENTON laid on the table the fol-
lowing resolutions
RESOLVED, That the President Of the
United States be requested to communi.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-05
Trust Sale.

sDY virtue of deed Of trust exccu.
l0ted by Frederick Light TO the sub.
scIiher, as tfustee, TO secure debt hue
10 Lewis MeCooie, / shall Offer for
sale before the door Of Capt. Edward
MeGuire's Hotel in Winchester. On
Monday the 4,h day of February, the
interest which said Frederick Light
has in and to C, tain
Tract OF Land
in said county containing 2i4ACRES,
1t being the same that was granted by
The late proprietor of The Nar,hern
Meek of Virginia TO Frederick Light
sen. late ofthe county Of Frederick and
by bim to bis eight children. The in
'eiest of the above mentioned Freder.
ick Light in said land is seven shares
which will be offered for sale, and such
title as is vested 10 me as'Trus,ee will
be made the purchaser,
JOSEPH SEXTON By his attn
JOHN McCOOLE.
Jan. 5fh-tds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-05
IMAM MURDER.

fro" t6e -drasas Gazette, of NoO. Ia.
JUS AS our per was sro,ng I, nress ,.,,
tleman arrivedere from the Miss;ss,pn; Sho
INFORMS us Nhsl most horrid and unpruvoketl
"'uroer was cohised about the last of Octo-
oer. m 'he Ne Purchase. in the Choctaw
"s.'o'' Oh Parpi U. S. surveyors. consisting
ei ven Pers'hs--ty one IF them ESCAPED The
",u'uer was corn!tted On the lower line. and
aoou' i2o mHesIon Port Gibson, by Choc-
I'd" 'ho'ahs' quarrel we understand,
originated in corluucnce of some trivial 81
,"r o"r MIGRANT received the above in.
the Mississippi a. W DAYS since. on his war
70 the Chickasaw tufts, With the Cb;cIasaw
annuity.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-05
lTURDaY, January IN, 1879.

As we promised in our last We have pub
ish.i The whole of the papers relating to the
quarrel OF our Governor and his Council
Since our last we received Richmond Pa
per, in which appears what we presume
will be the finale 70 this affair; the Gov. rnor
has accepted the explanation which the Sc
ven Councillors have given, in relation TO the
charge of in,oxiration, and expresses his re.
sret that he was induced to use such strong
Language as he did; this Note also appears
with the other papers, and closes, we hope.
this Illuminating controversy.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-05
LEWIS HOFF, Cashier.
20 Dollars Reward.

I'D AN rom he subscriber
IA on Monday the 19th day Noven.-
Der last, Negro Womau named
BETTY,
belonging to the Estate Of the late
James Ware deed. between So and 40
years of age; delieately formed and of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS light complexion.
quick spoken. has u large mouth. 1t is
deemed unnecessary 10. describe her
Clothing as .he has u variety with her
The above reward OF twenty Dollars
will be given for her ii taken or seeur-
ed within the state so thai get her
gaiu, o. a reward Of 30 Dollars IL la
ken out Of The state and secured so
that get her again, and all reasu na-
Bile charges in either ease.
HARRIET NJ. WARE.
Jan. 5th--tfs
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-05

In me Superior Court Of Chancery ho,-
den at Winchester,
Lewis Neill and Lydia Neil, Lewix
Neiii, Thomas Huek and Mary his
wife, which said Lydia. Lewis and
Mary are children of Joseph Neil,,
deed, and with others are heirs Of
Thomas Neill, deed, Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Lewis NELL, tsou Of ,IohD) Jonah LuD.
ton, Ann Lupton. Elizabeth Carter,
5oseph Carter, John Luptou, Sarah
upton, Samuel Day and Isabella
lis wife, and Amos Lupton,
Defendants,
"a ME plaintiff. Lydia Neill, Thomas
n Huck and Mary his wife residing
out OF The Commonwealth Of Virginia,
are desired to take notice, that ON the
nth day OF January, 1922, between
The hours OF ten O'clock in the morning
and three in the afternoon of that da,,
at the Office Of Lemuel Bent, (Commis-
siober for taking Deposiiions,) in the
Town OF Winchester; the Dispositions
OF Soshua Lnptou, John CieviBg,r,
James WigSenton, and Doctor John
Thompson, will be taken on the part
OF the defendants, in the above suit, 10
be read as evidence therein.
AMOS LUPTON,
Tor hInSclf ana fhe Other BrJeaddnfs
december ist, 1921.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-05
NOTICE.

E>HE subscriber residing In the r;ty
d of Bal imore, haS;n. taken
uPnn himself the burfhen Of settling nm
the,'esta'e OF his father, Uoldsmi.h
Chandiee, deceased, late of the town of
Winchester, s. finding from experiences
that the distance, he resides from mary
OF those with whom there are accounts
10 SETTLE aud other business to transact
relating TO the estate, renders il imprac-
ttcable for him Ia attend tn j, f. per.
son, hereby makes known to the ptbi ie
and all whom it ma, concern. that no
has constituted and appointed, as hi.
Agent, DANIEL GOLD, Of the.town
OF Winchester, on whom all th,s, hsy-
ing business to transact. relative TO the
sand estate, will please to call and
make settlement and payment. Asis
is my wish TO bring to a cluse the con.
eeFns:of The estate as soon as possible.
therefore those accounts not closed
eilheT oy payment or. obligation, aud
n.ts' and bond. unpaid on the i.t day
OF February next, will be put in suit.
O-Those having claims a sain.t the
estate will please present them Drouer.
y aitested to Daniel Gold, without
delay. g.
BENJAMIN CHANDLER.
hdna'~ Of Goldsmith Chandfee, decd.
Dscemher 90 ct.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-05

Erect ofa letter from lieut. abbot, o,
NaOy, 10 Commodore John Shaso,
mn'a''a'ns Navai CEccr an Boston,
=" Bns'0 HarSo, Dc. 4 1921.
nave the honar TO r;port to you my
Mhi Il th's pacs, with The armed ship
'h'eRne FsioFa, havios on board eli her
c'css pFlseners-29 in no uber.
MS vessel attacked the Allig ator on chr
o." ofemo,', lat. about 20 deg IS mio,
.,g' 30 deg w in a mos, os,raseous
ana Taucsl manner; but wa, foiled in her
at'e9ts TO capture her, and. after en- ACTON
OF aat an hour and a haiti, surrendered "a
The ligator.
he Is ship of between 500 and 400
,"hSnounted four long i2.pounders, iva
ZOO poundeF', and four q pound ca IRON
foes1Tr OF which ! wa. under the neee,.
''y ohTowins overheard IN a very heavv
sa'e ~i"d. IN the Guiph Stream, on the
y ~ IN which gale we Lost some Of onr
'Pa.s97 ba1 our Stern boat washed away
ttiSs'cre" Consists of Is, including
"s,vinn Two officers, Mid,bipman George
D. b,s, and MIR J. Dixon, Masters Mate
ahd 'tivss me pleasure to scknnwI. do e
'heif uoTm, vieiiant, and correct conducf.
anu ~ they Rendered me every Do.s,.Je
aid.
Il Wake the liberty 20 add. that the
reason the grsa ieogtb of the action was
10 c@nS'e"ce Of the long guns Of IT. prize,
ana Csi S'ocktoD's desire 90 get aloce cid n
oe'nFe eomU enced, (the wind being li,tt
gave hebe fight to herself FOR more than
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-05
"ohh GooDNEWs FROM THE
\ E(lNET,

In the marine :e!ligs nee of Nov. 80. re
se'vsd at Char'estd the 18th inst. BY the
D'eah snip i.obef Fulton from New Or
cam, we notice te following animasne
Paragraphs:
English 1urn, Wov. 3OM.-Came no
is evening brig le Pence, Lieutenant
armstrong, prize-ma,er, with $50 slaves
"N yesse' was capFed by the u. $. sioop
"a Horhet. f"gethr with the Colombian
=, sasa.ees; which ha previously captured
rs vessel and several Others. The priva,
Ter destined port Unknown
Inc lie Pen.ee is s,'ed, 10 tie report of
steam ship, TO be q French Guineamap.
WIN 80 slaves Oh bead.
he Orig Rlary Ann, Capt. Humphrey.
ven arrived ut Nes Orleans, Ist met.
IN Turks Island, win $500 bo.hel. OF
p, informs that, OH ths2d ul,. on The south
si U, Cuos. while pivaeer was in the
ooaraIhS her, The s. soop of
w Hornet, Capt. Henle, came up, stopped
.'priva.eersman. and oavoyed The MARY
nearly ioo mica alcs the eoast of Gu.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-05
Corn. Wheat and Rye

"lLL be said on Sctarday the
w 18TH day of this month, a, ia o.
clock. ut theresidencc of the late Wm.
RiebardsoDi deed. SONS WAEAT.
CORN & RYE, on credit of six
moths With bond and approved securi-
fy.-A!so will be offered for hire ut
the same time and place Q NEGRO
MEN. VIM. RICHARDSON, I'D.
Jan. 5th-fds, - n =
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-05
Virginia to wit .

"0AiIiSt W VIII
HI Rules holden in the Clerk S IGco of>
the County Court of HAMPSHIRE on
the first Monday in December, 1921.
D"' Lung Plaintiff,
M.Mahon & Thomas, alias William.
M'Mahon and Samuel Thomas,
Defendants,
IN CHAEcERY.
ME Defendants not having enter.
II ed their appearance and given se-
eur'ty according 10 the Act of Assem-
bly, aud the Rules Of this Court. and II
appearing by satisfactory evidence thas
They are not inbabilants Of this Cam
monweaith: 1t is ordered, that the said
defendants do appear here on the FIRST
day of March Court next. and answer
me o'ii OF the Plaintiff; and that CO.
Ply OF this order be forthwith inserted
ia some Newspaper published in Wins
chss'er, for two months suceessiyely.
aud anoheT copy posted at the frons
uoor OF the Court House Of the County,
OF Hampshire.
JOHN q. WHITE, c nc.
December 22. 1s2f--C
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-05
IComHUEIcATEp.1

DiEEOa Wednesday morning last, Miss
lsa0'nnd baker daughter OF Jostph Bsker,
Esq ohis county. by the death Of this
young IL, society has been deprived Of one
OF It's Mt brilliant ornameu,s;-Io her pa,
rents shvas kind, dutiful, and a7ectioHaie ::
to her fAds and acqusintances, mild, sfFable
and in'eting heart WAS ever alive 20
those synthetic feerings of humanity which
are caicacd 10 alleviate the distrc.ses Of
Tie afhIci. and mitigate the cslsUitIes of the
poor entirely inadequate to the task
OF deitne'g her virtues but she is gone
to mat bht haven of felicity, where the
VIII be Ferded by glorious Immortality.
-n the same DAY Airs. Folk. corsorI
OF Mr.. l,frl, Ill
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-05

Erfractf q letter to the editor ofthe Phi.
IadefPa Sentinel, dated Washington,
Decener 25.
I'VE I'VE done nothing Of Importance
yet !" csress, nor i. it likely we shall, up.
I'll alter = commencement Of the new wear.
We shalt then, probably, begin with the
BanSrup'ill, the success of which consi
der very hb'fn!: next, perhaps, the ratio of
fepreseoia,n under the new census. which
Na'i be ny IN my opinion, at bout Is, 900
edh'ns che present number of represent.
anve-, mahs 100. Then the tariff and
subjects OF venue, which are of doubtful re-
suIi. no eve shall be able TO give the
AFFAIR OF JaSoo and Callava The e" by. IL
would give ie TO an angry, pretracted. and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., without any effect
| Whatever. +. Racquet of the state sepa,e is
here"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-05
Mr. IT.. Joseph Helm,S Elisha w.
Williams, one of the Execu-
tors of Frances Helm. decd

eors oI FRANCES Helm, decd.
a you are no inhabitants of this
"A state. I take this method of in
forming you that 1 shall, BY virtue Of
commission,issued from the Wioehe.-
ter Chancery District. Court, 10 a .uia
depending in the said Court, in which
L, as Administrator of my deceased.
WIFE, am plaintiff, aud you, Jospph
Helm, IN your character of Executor
OF Thomas Helm, deed, are defen-.
dant' and you, Elisha w. Williams.
toge'her with John JoIIiffe, anotb,a
Executor OF Frances Helm, deed, are
defendants, proceed on Saturday The
t"enty.third day of February u.xt, De-
tween the hours of nine in tbr mornino
and six in the evening Of the same dava
at the Court House in Versailles. in
Woodfurd County. Kenturky. IN take
the Deposition of Thomas Helm, which
deposition 10 intended IS evidence I'M
said suit.
AMBROSE BARNETT,
Decembe' 10, 4s2t-4w
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-05
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.

Ares'lution has been moved in congress,
c"s'ng az inquiry into the expedieccy oil
co"rti"g the waters Of the Delaware and
Raipn rivers, by means Of canal. This is
a. 'portans object TO the people of New
Y"rs VII" might well afford to do q great
EAR not the whole of the work by sub.
scrlltn. in consideration OF the saving they
woui.dnake upon fuel. Peoo.ylvania Is now
openin water comm u cation to the rich
mines coal upon or near the Schuylki!l, g.
when at work is completed. q canal across
from "a RaIiton TO the Delaware, would a,
once ciini,h the price Of this necessary ar
ticle ne 40 per cent.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-05
VALUABLE PROPERTY
For S.a e.


I'm pursuance of,he last Will and
Testament of the Rev. Joseph Glass,
deed, we. the subscribers, will .fier
for saies at Public Auction, on .Nondau
me sofh day Of February neat, ir fair,
~ not, the nexs fair dsy, A TRACT
i'' CONTAINING
Isl Acres of excellent Far
ming Land,
nearly one.third of which is in timber,
80 4cres Of Timothy Meado5o.
lying in The county Of Berkeley, in the
state Of Virginia, near MiddIetown,
and adjoining the lands Of William
Wilson. Esq. and others. There are
on said tract VER.FAILING
SPRING Of excellent water. a small
~ STONE DWELLING AG
Iisl HOUSE, 1s>
~, large and comRodi ~, ~,
EA ous BARN, .4.t
with Stables underneath the name.-
ALSO ,s
a LOT in MiddIetown, in the county
@K aforesaid, with a, large and
= Ta11T comfortable BRICK Dwell.
AnAIhLING HOUSE and Kitchen
GAA&4U thereon, together with a ,goud
Stable. The terms will be one.third
Of the purchase money in, hand and the
balance in two" equal annual install.
ments !: the payments to be secured BY
deed of trust on the property. 4
further description Of the property is
deemed unnecessary, as persons dispo.
sed TO purchase will no doubt view il
previous to the day Of sale. Should
the property not be sold on The above
mentioned day, il will be RENTED
for term of years.
will beoffared FOR RENT, ON .Aior.
day the 1ih day of February nert,
il fair, il not, the next fair day, to the
highe. bidder, a valuable
Merchant Mill s Saw Mill,
recently erected and now in complete
order for business, consisting Of a pair
1T Burrs and Country Stones, together
with aboDt il ACRES OF LAND.
situated in the county of Frederick,
uear the head Of Opequon Creek -
On the same day will he offered For
Rent, FARM Of good limestone land,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-05
WANTED TO HIRE,

a NEGRO MAN, who has been &C
a custoWed to farming and Wagon
ing. he will be required TO. go to
Hampshire County, about 20 mile.
from this place.
APPLY AT This OFFICE
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-05

John Is Clopton mae been elected Mem.
Der OF the Senate of Virginia. by the fire..
h"ldere Of this district. n the room Of Gen
Hay, signed. Mr. Clopton's majority over
his opponent Mr.. Brown, was only 10 votes
inthe whole dis riot Rich. Erpositor.