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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-29
RECOMMENDATIONS.

From he .Nelg York Erening Post edited by
that eminent Scholar, HIM. Coleman, Esq.
LITERARY INTELLIGENcE.-A book has been
put into our hands, with request that We should
examine it and speak Of il according as 10 our
Judgment its merits would warrant. 1t s enti
tied, 'The History Of The I'm ted States, &c. for
the use Of Schools and Families, second edition.
Published by John Prentiss, PIP. 276.
We have not been able to examine with crit
zeal minuteness, the contents of this little work,
but we have cursorily perused it. The subject
itself, the main purpose for which it is intended,
and the character and circumstances OF IFS late
author, who was personally known TO us as
man of genius, a scholar, poet, and w.t. are
calculated to create much interest and expecta-
ton. We have found it what il processes to be,
a very useful work for the use of schools, and
convenient manual. to which occasional recur-
renee may be had by any gentleman.
Among the many authoritative recommendations
which follow the preface, we observe enc from
the President OF Harvard University, DR.. Kirk
land, and DR.. Holmes of Cambridge; and
eral from the Preceptor Of Monson Acadamy, and
other distinguished scholars in Massachusetts,.
A letter TO the author from the Rev. +. Foster,
saws, 81 have examined your 8 History Of the
United States' ard am happy TO say that in my
opinion, you have selected such facts as are
most profitable to be known by the rising gener-
alton, and related them with that simplicity and
perspicuIty of style which ought TO characterize
a work designed for the use of schools.n
The book closes with interesting questions adj
apted 10 the History Of the United States, pecu-
liarly suitable TO the work. In time, doubt not
this interesting work, will make its way into our
schools by the side Of Whelpley and Sampson.
Ia addition 70 The ADORE. and he eery respectable
references therein contained, The toLIoibing
is nom added
From the Hon. PREHTIss MELLEN. late a Sem
ator in Congress and now Chief Justice Of the
State OF Maine, to the Publisher.
SIR, Portland, July q. 1922.
have examined with attention and pleasure .sThe
History of the United States, lately published by you
for the OF Academies and Schools l consider the
plan and the execution of the work iudicious. The
great facts relating TO the discovery settlement and
history OF each of the States in the Union and to
the History of the United States since the organiza-
ton OF the Federal Government appear TO be well
selected and arranged and though condensed they
are perfectly plain and perspcuous. 1t lit lie vol
Tune which hope will be introduced into all our
Academies and Schools. 1t will give every child a
knowledge OF cur country, time and in a manner
which will leave the facts impressed on his memory
II IS just such work as has for years been wanted
PRENTISS MELLEN.
Also. Fer sale as above a correct ster
eotyPe edition The
SCHOLARS ARITHMETIC,
wholesale and retail.
Oct 8. 4w
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NO1'ICE.

THE Subscriber hereby gives notice, that he
- he contempates Renortng from this town
He therefore requests all persons who are iUdeht.
ed to him either by note or account, to make
payment on or before the first day of September
next, as he will be aunder the necessity Of leav-
ing all demands which may then remain due and
unsettled with an Attorney for settlement and
collection.
He also requests those who have demands
against him to call at his dwelling house in VIII
low Street, and receive their pay.
He likewise offers TO rent the DWELLING
ROUSE situated as above, it being two story,
in good repair, and very convenient for family.
Possession TO be given il the month OF September
next.
He wishes 10 hire two or three good WORK
MEN as Journeymen at the Hating Business ia
his Factory at Iopsham.
JESSE RICHARDS.
Portland, june 8, 1922. (tG)
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Certificate of the Hon. Stephen r. Bradls..

I, Stephen r. Badee, of westminster in Vermont DO
certify that have for some time been well aeq tainted with
the good effects OF Dr. jonathan Moores Essesce Life
my own family andotherslnd recommend il 10 be an
eNtteme safe and sseul Family Medicine colds, coughs,
and all DISC dcTs of the breast and whoopn
cough and all spsmodic compaints make no doubt
the citizens Of America would receive great benefit in
general OF the Aid heIng personally ac-
ql7nted with Dr. Moore. and finding him II be discreet
and well informed man, bur hope he will receive
all due encour agement.
STEPHEN r. BRADLEE, LID.
Westminster, Sept. =. Sos.
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Certificate Of the Hon. Jason Duncan.
DANIEL BUCK.

hereby certify. that have made Of Dr.. Jonathan
Moore>s Essence OF Life in my family. cough when
there distractions upon the lungs, has gives
prompt reeff have also frequently heard Of and by peo
pie who apparently been declining OF health
with their ungs affected and stende with cough
application of the above mentioned they received
immediate relief ALSO by the experience and Information
have received, fully believe IL be very valuable dis
coveryand that il will be very beneficial the public.
JASON DUNCAN.
DUNNO ston, March :, 1909.
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We the undersigned Physicians who have proved the III
cacy Ok DR. Jonathan Moores Essence Of Lite conceive il
duty opafropizc the Medicine opinion thar
II generally used. il will he OF public utility.
ABEL DUNCAN. Darrner5f6n.
SAML. STEhRSS. LII ID. DO.
WM. TOWN Hssfmsrsr.
C.. CHANDLER. Andgver.
ABRAHAM HOLLAND. HIlb0Is.
IONA. BADGER, WeItnfinsfer.
NATHAN STONE, Eew FIae.
PRESCOTT HALL. Chs5erfEd.
CHARLES BLAKE, Kesrs.
The above Medicine be I'd in large small quaint
ties. of SAMUEL KiDDER, j.. Charlesrown4 Mass. Who
has recently been appointed wholesale and retail Agent
the States Of Massachusetts and Mnesnd by his sppont
IL be obtained of
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GARDINER IRON WORKS.

GARDlNER ltON WORKS.
THE SIbscf iber, Agent 81 The GARDINER
IRON WORKS, has constantly for sale at
The Agency Store in Gardiner, the following ar
ticles viz -
Saw Mill Cranks, Pulling Mill do.
Lantern Wheels,
Wrought aud cast Mill SpndIes,
Hatter's Basius, -Clothier's Plates,
Crow ars,-Plough Moulds and Couliers.
Wheels for various kinds Of Machinery,
Sad ons,-Csst Iron Dogs,
Sleeves aad Cogs for Blocks,
Cardiug Machine Irons.
Cart aud Wagon Boxes,
Gudgeons Of all sizes,
Brands for names. &c. made at short no
tice
The above articles viii be sold cheap for cash
or approved credit. Orders for any description
of Castings, will he executed punctnalIv in the
best manner. NJ. SPRINGER, Jr. Apent
Gardiner, Sept. 2, 1899. u.
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NOTICE.

SAMUEL FESsENDEN aud THOMAS ANGRY
- DEBLOis Councillors and Attoruies at Law have
formed connection in their profession-and taken the
Office formerly occupied by 7, H. De6lois, in Mid
die Street the Store Of Mr. Jonas Mills. where
any business entrusted to them will be gratefully re-
ceived and faithfully transacted.
Portland Oct 1872 H.
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Certificate Of The Hon Daniel Buck, late Member q

hereby certify that for eighteen wears past have been
OF the time troubled with tedious cough occasoned
by carrhd affection, that in the of last summer
and a It's increase accompanied with structures upon the
lungs, night cod ohis, temporary heats general
OF flesh AMI dimnution of strength and Constant
fever. strongly indicating approaching consumption.
Of various medicines, obtained relief until commit
ted myself Doctor Jonathan Moorehis in Noyem-
He literally administer ed his PICTORIAL drops,
Essence OF n less than twenty four hours taking
of this dicine found myself in degree relieved, and
impute the Oh 'nge almost entirely
My night cold chs and temporary heats.
ave wholly subs ded fever has much alb ted congh
his nearly left aud exhibit every appearance Of
returning health
DANIEL BUCK.
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DR.. MOORE'S
ESSENCE OF LIFE.


Il ualuabie Medicine, lately discovered
which, if rightly applied will be the Of snafching
IhousN from the Jaws of death Ii has been tound
very efhcacious in the following diseases, viz.
CONSUMPTION, Hopping Cough, common Coughs
- Colds, Difficult Breathing, Influenza. Quincy, Asthma,
Phthsc. Splitting OF Blood Fstuency, Indigestion. Loose
Of the Bowels. Fits OF every kind, CramP, Ricketts,
Scurvy. Choc Cstarrh Dvsrntzry Paintings, HyPoohOn,
riac Affection, Headache. Sickness stomach Measles
prventatve Of contagious diseases, Gout and Rheuma-
tism.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-29

Boston Handel and Hayden Socieru COL.
LECTION Of SACRED MUSIC-Sortbsrn
sarnoEy-V Harmony FLUTE MEIo.
HIES.
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Of a new and most oPProref construction. having
large open fire place, with folding door. with
hearth in front, sufficiently large 70 Roast 10 4
Tin Kitchen, Fry, broil, Toasting Bread. Boil
ing Coffee. and for various purposes # COOK
cry, which cannot, be done in close SrovEs
heretofore in use-a large Oven directly over
the fire with a Damper under the bottom which
prevents burning, and Plate over the Oven.
which retains the heat on the top large Oven
in the back in which you can Cook meat upon
a spit from the heat received through the divi-
sion Plate. The Boilers set deep ia the Stove
directly over the fire. which boil reasiiytwith
little fuel, with large Boiler al one enL, which
il very convenient to draw water lyr Coffee Or
Tea.
These STOVES have from to
BOILERS, some Of which sufficiently large for
washins--the { mmon objection 10 Stoves II OBJ
waited in these, they being open and pleasant,
and the efluvia Of Cooking being conducted OF
through the Funnel.
The public being 5 tisfed Of the utility and
economy OF using Stoves, il only remains FOR those
who are about purchasing, to ascertain which
If the various kinds do actually possess the most
adyantages-we invite them to satisfy them
selves by examining and inquiFing of those who
have used the different kinds
UP Il hberI Discount n those ,rko purchase
to sell again, and all orders promptly attended 10.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
ShsetIron and Tin Funnel;
TOGETHER WITH
Copper, Slteet-Iron, and Tin apparatus for
STOVES;
or Three secondhand WORMS and
one Still Of $50 gallons al reduced prices.
an kiads IF COPPER, BRASS, md
LEAD WORK, manufactured as aboUe.
.4,tg. Is. 1929. N.
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Mr.. Duniap's Picture
OF Christ Rejected

~ the High Priests, Elders and people when
- brought by Pilot from he ildgmen, Hall 10
the pavement vii he opened for exhibition IN
THURSDAY NEXT, at UNION HALL.
Oct 90.
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HENRY But MAN,
PORTLAND. Name.

public will please notice that Of the above
Essence viii b vended IN future without the snsrure
Samuel Kidrr. r. attached direction. w:thout
which il will not be genuine (om.l april Z.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-29
WYER & NOBLE,

No. /, Prebie's Roir Erchange-Street nearly
opposite the Cumberland Bank,
HAVE for sale. as great a variety Of CAST
II IRON SI'OVES, OF the most approved
Patterns as can be found in this State suita bic for
Meeting Houses, Halls, Parlors,
Bedrooms, Kitchens, Stores and Vessels.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Wilson'S Parlor, Oval, and Pipe Franklin
STOTES Urn do. Cook and Boiler do. Phi
ladelphia, franklin, Pipe Franklin, Oven. Pyra-
mid Cole, @. Plate ant Box SIOYES, various
sizes. From their own patterns, elegant Frank
lin, Pipe Franklin. Double back STOFES ,
sizes. Plain top, Cone and Urn Franklin, caicu-
lated to let ia even with the hearth % "a to
have stone Or tile III Front
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-29
NOTICE.

NOTICE,
I'HE Proprietors Of the Portland Monument
Ground. are hereby notified that their an
nual meeting will be held on Tuesday the 5th
day Of November next, at 3 o'clock, P. NJ. at
the house Of Capt. LEMUEI. MooDY.
ENOCH MOODY, PrOg'rs Clerk.
Portland, Oct. %, 1922.
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NEW MUSIC.
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
W LILLIAN HYDE.

THE tenth edition Of Bridg water Collection
i Of Sacred Music, $40 per doz. 81 single.
.4LSO-for Sale as above, the last edition. of
the Village Harmony--Northern HARMONY
Tempe Harmony-Weslean Harmony-Hand
els Messiah--Hubbard's thirty Anthems-Salem
Observation-Disclosures Collection, &c. &c.
Oct. %.
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6P Murray's English Reader

Grammar, Exercises, Key, and introduction
10 The Reader-Scott's Reconsideration
Preceptor-Art of Reading Evangelical H.
sslIucier--Cnderstanding Reader--Perry's.
Walkers, Johnson's, Rowson's, Newgent's and
= lsworih's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of
Tie Bible Sacred Observation-Disclosures
overwhelmingly Rhetoric--Blair's
Rhetoric, with Questions-PaIey's Theology
-psley's Evidehces-Cumming first lessons
an Geography, S-c--Keith's Element Of Gen.
erai hIstory--Testaments and Bibes--Per-
~ Mebsief's, juvenile AMI Cummings
SPELLING BOOKS.
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School s. Classical BOOKS.
NHELPLEY'S COMPENO OF HISTORY
--Neap Edition
WHhLPLEY'S LECTURES ON HISTORY
History of the Unifed States.
OLDsnITH'5 HISTORY OF ENGLAND.
De. do GREECE
DO, DO. ROME.
History of New England.
TYTLER'S ELEMENTS OF HISTORY vifL
QUESTIONS
WATTS SCRIPTURE HISTORY.
WATTS LOGIC
HEDGES do.
ATKINS MINERAL0GY.
EUbER's INTRODUCTION TO ALGERIA
BONNYCASTi. E'S do
UNIVERSAL PRECEPTOR.
CONVERSATIONS ON CHEMISTRY.
BRANDS ditto
GOkHAM' ditto.
CHEMICAL GRl.HMAR.
BLAllu5 EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY
ENFIELD'S DO. do
Morse's Geography & Atlas.
CUMMINGS do. a.
ADAMS do. Al
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-29

To the Honorable justices Of The Court of Com
mon Pleas, begun and holden at Portland, aclfh-
an and for The county Of Cumberland, on he
third Tuesday Of June, an the gear Of oar Lord
ons thousand eight hundred and facenty-floo.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-02
FROM HAVANA.

CHARLIE SrOS, - y. Il.
By he schr SaEoh Ann, Capt. Budd. aCri.
we'd Yesterday. in ten days from Havana, we
learn, that infnrm ion of the capture of four
pira.icsl scllooners, by the United States brig
CnterrTiEe, was received at Havana, by the
schr. Mechanic. F0,Ayth, put in there on her
passage from AuxCayg, TO hi, port He
was boarded by The Enterprise, and received
the particulars from Lieut.. *. a. already pub
she'd. brig supposed TO be the Enterprise,
was oil the Moro when the Sarah Ann came
out.
inflammation had also reached Havana, that
Commodore ChGytor. Of the Patriot s,rvice.
bad cartursd large prratcal schooner off the
H"le.'E rHewai!, md haRs Up se,'emty foe
Of hc' crCsc of tie Sc,'y ISluHGS. a, FIX
ample 10 Others @ngager in p'raIcai pursuits
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-02
For SALE.

! VE@t / OF LAND containing
y about 100 II CHES, wing an the
mann road Iead!uS t!o". Winchester IL
MCoteheid and Romur., within fou,
miles of the iormer place and adIeiuiug
'he lands of Joseph Baker, Esq. jacob
Weaver and osherE, end wLeI""u the
subscriber nov lives. The iauG is fer
Tile, with comfortable DIV ELLiNG
HOUSE, Kitchen. Smoke.Iiouae, an
excellent new Barn, an Orchard al!
choice iruit, and rxre!en, Springs Of
water. The terms w!ii ha made ne.
eo'"'aodaiimS as application 10 ;he sub
scr'bcr. Holm s. EAYEk.
Fen. IF,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-02
From lie g1lo,iaian. Dec. "a.


A Ho.ri Of Eoguae,r, left Washington
City about the 20;h II October last they
nt-cerd the riyers 10 Ne~ Orleans, und
may b. looked for in PeH.scoia in all .HeSrua.
r.. The board will be detained some time
"u The river. Ohio and Mississippi, W aiins a
parIIG! survey. preparatory, we presume, TO
oce more complete at some fh:ure day.
On the arrival OF the Board in tits ccuntrv.
they viii proceed forthwith to parcel out
snch rarts Of our sea coast a. may demand
t"e Immediate attention al the Topogrephi-
cal Department.
tcfcgrarhics! engineer, with assistants,
ale now on their way 10 this quarter They
are +" commence wish the Bay of fiobiIc.
OF which incy are required TO mske a u,inuue
survey, with view Of putting to rest the
question 50 lang contested wtrlirr it Is ne
ces.sry 10 t,r.iy that entrance. After
whIch they vii proceed t" the survey of our
bay. che 81 Joscp5. Sc. through the whole
southern Coast OF fIoriGQ.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-02
BLUE DYING.

Z DETER PRINTZ respectfully IN
4 forms The public, that he continues
the business Of BLUE DYING in oil
ils various branches, at his Columbian
I'm, in LOudounsstreei, Winchester,
where he viii execute all orders with
Prompiness, and on reasonable serms.
He will also color RED and GREEN
IN th" neaicst manner,
G-J' work l. net done we'll. no
charge will be demanded
Feb. 2-3t
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-02
CuAKLnsrnN.LAN-o l

Tie United STAT schr. Alligator. Lieut.
Commoatant Stock.o", anchored oil The bar
last evening. Size Is 23 iays srnm the West
Indie which size rem dow on a cruizr Lieut.
St"ci>'"n he's effected purchase for most
eleeihe settlement at CapP hlensurado tor
tn Am"',ca" Colonization Society, and had
lis rGss"sslun secured
Fhs officers and crew of tire Alligator are
il perfect health, and the schooner has not
lost man dn,iHS her voyage out and home
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-02
Com ,missione,'s q. &c, II ;ac1estsr, Z

Commissioners Z. &c, II ;acdcstsr,2
Jonuary 70, 1922.
HE parties to lie suit III the fore.
going drcreIal order mentioned, are
hereby notified, that, in obedience IL
The said reciied order, shall attend al
my cn;ce aforesaid, on Monday the
it'h DAY Of March mex, for 'he put-
pose Of ticking the scrounts mentioned
IN The said order. when and where they
will attend, and produce such vouchers
and Testimony as will enable nae 20
make up tIe said accounts, and as they
or either Of them may deem essential.
LEMUEh BENT, III. G
FthrmnIN ?, 1872 -thm
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FOR SALE

AI ILL be sold on Wednesday the
w goth Of fstruaIy next, al ny
house, near Berr4's Ferry, MARE,
GIG, BEDS aud suudry BEDDING,
together with other ARTICLES Ut FnTni.
tHte, belonging ia the estate uf Airs.
+. Nj. b. Dangerhsid, Gec'd. Nine
months ,Tcn't will be gwen for all
sums ever five dC.lGrs, the Purchaser
giving Eond with approved security.
JOIN DANGEHFIELD. .4dmy.
Feb. y--lGg
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-02
FOR SALE.

A TRACT OF LAND containing
"a ahcul f95 .4CRES, lying on The
main road leading from Winehester 30
miles Of the former piece and wnerecn
the subscriber VOW lives. The land l.,
fertile, with two coE.:or;sbie DIV + T.
LING HDuekc, Kitchen, SmoEz-
house, an excellent Barn, al Orchard
Of choice :rnit, aad gopd water. Tie
said place has been oeenpIed and kept
as a Tavern upwards OF 20 years, and
is thought 30 be "ne OF the best country
stands within a large circle. The terms
will he made accommodating OH apph.
cation TO the subscriber.
JACOB WEAVER.
Feb. 2-tf
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-02
Prizes all HOating,

Prizes al WOGt1ng.
All the splendid CAPITALS in the
University Lottery of Md.
are now flDalinS in The vince, and Only
SIX DRAWINGS more to complete
the Lottery. Great gain Of the wheel
1880 DOLLARS,
The next drawing ill take place on
Thursday next, the 9Th instant, which
will give adventurers at n distance
an opportunity Of taking chances for
the following RICH PRIZES which
may all be drawn on that day, viz
$4,000 DOLLARS,
5000 DOLLARS,
5000 DOLLARS,
. 600 DOLLARS,
1000 DOLLARS,
of 600 DOLLARS,
So C 100 DOLLARS.
Ticket, Si5, Halves, Quarters, and
Eighths in the same proportion, to be
hau in a variety Of numbers at
ALIENS
l. Heyy and Exchange Office Psnnsylvaaia
dUcnHc, HaSh'RgtOH CITY
R"Urders by mail, enclosing prize
tickets, or cash, vii: receive ptompr
attention. If addressed TO $. & NJ. Al
LIN & CO Warrington City.
n. B. Tickets for sale in all the
Lotteries now drawing or soon TO be
drawn. Feb. a-tw
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-02
asirafnia tn nit !.

8a,~nfAt~, 80 <%,,S
~. "
1'F ne foHpe.tor Court W thdncery
hUdeN az Winchester 'he 2o;h dag y
Norem0fr, 1891.
Oilyer Funston aud Margaret his wife.
late Margaret Mckay, ore Of tn,
daughters, devisees ard lesa'ees o.
Andrew Mckay, deed, Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Moses Mckay, one Of The acting exec
u'ors OF Andrew Mckay, deed. and
devisee and legatee named in hi.
viii William Cock, administrator
ct Jacob Mckay, deed, who wa.
aun'he: actlnc executor of the said
Andrew Mckay, deed. aud IA devi,
see named IN his will; Poll, Mckay.
widow OF SAID Jacob Mckay. deed.
and Cussandrs Mckay Haynes Mc
Ray, Washington Mckay, r oeh
Mckay, Am0s Mckay, ard Madison
Mckay. children and heirs Of thr
said )ae"h Mckay. decd, infants BY
Nesa'd Polly Mckay, their cunr
dian al item Robert Hhilnere and
Patience his wife, late Patience
Mckay, daughter, devi.ee and lega-
tee Of said Andrew Mckay, deed.
and Emos Mckay, Defendants.
NlliS canse came on TO be heard
Il, upnn the Bill, answers, exhibits
AMI dispositions Of witnesses taken and
fled III the cause, and was argued by
counsel aud the Court having mature
~ considered the same, Is OF opinion
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-02
MER CHANT MILL.
WITH ABOU'T
TO Aces OF Land

attached t" II, s,tua,rc ia Tie county of
Rockingham, Va. on the >herannoah
River, about fGur mites below Il, town
OF Pur, Republic. Tins Mill poSse.ses
perhaps as many ed, ,ageS "a any
Other III the county. The neIS hbGrh",
l. p"rrl"Us, the people wealthy, and
he snil fertile. 'Ihr n: / is 4 owe by
The River, whose 'isG'i"n To 'he
lawns nj Georgetown and Alexandria
will soon he completed, ann generally
has u, much SFiH0;uS Ia d" ia - can
pertain with tw" iaiSe pai' OF stones
running both day and nigh, Here are
o., The premises good Two stony framed
DIV FILLING RCU> T., l. ElSllL-
LERl, and many other Improvements.
About 90 acres OF the Land - River
EOit0m the upland lies wei! and a
dapted to Clover asa Flais,st, by The
use OF hirh it would suuu become fer
Tile. ALSO.
n The same time aHd place, will be
sold, in like manner, an"ther J ACT
OF LAND, containing upwards Of
600 .Ac9eS,
'i'S'i 'iSH '''i1hS'1 a pbSiNt
so'mer aud separated only by the river
On This Tract there is aroul 40 Acres
al cleared Land, IA euus:ctr, bic IoIn
ton River BOtGm, and the tts'Gr, lies
we'll The wood IauG IL heavily cloIhef
with tinber, which IL co,.,ttieC. 10
must Of - fencing Sic mp ",tuents
are good US Ling t.UUSE. Eurn,
and almost every D,cc' aIy building,
together with an Apple O:chard, aud
The brs. 81 never ia,iihS w"ier. Any
further description OF lie property is
deemed useless Us it's presumed that
~ person. disposed to purchase viii
brsl view it, III teIu.s Il: sale tur
ho'h places viii be one thiId IL hand
4 the residue in fou' Ell nj annual,
ra!nents, bond With approved sceuti.
y 4 d. eds Of trust on the lands 10 sea
ore Tie payments will lee ,equIrsd.
The sale will he Conducted by
MICHAEL MAUZ},
AND
lOsEPn Ma ~
| Feb. 2.-tds
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-02
HEARTFELT

On Tuesday the 18Th january, at the resi-.
dence ot'Mrs Fairfax, Of jefferson County,
by the Rey'd Mr.. Smith, Mr.. JAomds
hogiand. to Miss Christsae, daughter of
III. late Ferdinando Fairfax
On Thursday night last Mr. John Hall,
to Miss SusGn Hutchinson, OF this place.
- Mr.. james Reed, Son of MIR. G..
Reed 90 Miss Sally Harry, daughter OF Nj.
james Harry, all OF this place.